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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 101939. ! OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople , Mil Unt'A RATON. Kin.. Aug. Hi. (A!1) A man hunkeil uh t'h;ultn Jeffvl Hon, Ill, ronf(Ht'l In police toilay hp bud nbdiHteft two Mi unit liih school Kills with the lnltn tfnn of holding llii'iii for ruiiKom, killed oik; and ! 11 the oilier -iit-tlv until early today. Meut. i:. V. .Moichen of Miami detect, vpb Hiinounced the eoufe. Bioit at the Horn Union poller pu lion, where JefferMim whh held n it .') hi ft ui ri'Ht near the hi mie of tin laying f 17-yem-old iliah Knim-en )unn. Mflheii roported MIhh Dunn and Jean flolton. lit. were Imiind in the nmii'H Htmunohlle whli'h he drove into a lutK'ly hearh unction ahout (i 10 feel off thn ocean highway be tween Miami hihI West l'ahn Jieaih. Jeffeivon, also known by Meveral iiIlitHCH, admitted criminally hh niiultlnu .MIhh luun Mondiiy nluht, Die disttti-tlve llfiiteniinl Hlaied. "lie mi id he killed AIJhh Jtnnn he (tune Khe cried Tor help and be ramp hyulerteal deRplte !iln winn ing they were lo remain milet," ho reported. Nude. hot llirw timet and slab bed twice, the body of MIhh Dunn, watt found bOHlde a hvvjiiiiji early (bin morning two mllim north of Hncu Union, in Kloilda'it koIiI const winter viKHtlon area. MIhh Ilolton whk under u pIivhI cinn'B care at her nioihor'n homo. Her mon'h bruited and in a highly nervoiiH H'ate, sbo told of having been boit n (J and hold enpilve ulnce leavltiR hnr home Monday with MIhh I Minn and .lefreiHon. who pro foHHod to he a "talent mout" for movie te.HtH t Piiltn Heiieli, CARO OF THANKS j Wu wish to thank our IriemlH fur 1 their many kindiienseH and the beautiful flowers. Tho family of I'liurr Drown. rTHIS TH' LOWDOWWEST PlSHIU' 0Mf tS VdZ&OUB EP X DOM'T SIT VV? f & VE7RE SIX HOUAHS AW' yt&f N J M KETCH WUTMIM1 BUT A ffltf&tS1 M A A I . . I A, MESS O' eWATS THE " UAVf S ' Z&l PISH MUS' BE AWFUL. W "r- , JjA SM AMT IU THIS POOL Y' T'S P f t SUPPOSE TWEV IS SITTIU1 ' ,JS (t.r OM -THEV SOPAS READIM' 1nM I-1 . . m! BOOKS MJ' LAPPIW' AT J"3U F X UM TH'PISHAMEUS-LOOK ) C-. VOl'Cf- S Y like wecsoiM'-ruH I iu at F fO b WAB AUOTHA'BUUCH J T Kr C sT V 1 c&w I set-GO ' m, rMfJ -m, ?lo ll SERIAL STORY BORDER ADVENTURE BY OREN ARNOLD COPYftlOHT, 103 NEA SERVICE. HC NOTH'K TO CItKlllTMItM In t he CfMinlj' Court of tbr Hi rite of Ill tin- mMttfi- of tlx .'Hinte o'f IVIoh .MatlheW'H, Dei'fiixoil. Notice Im hi-reliy aivon thdt'tbo tiiKjiiMiKiHil .A I ui MattlibWN. wiih. Ml Jillti L'IKli. tiv the oiil.-t i,f me noit, i ouniy .iiiuko or UoukIhh , i niinty. Oi-Kiii, duly iiiipolntfd Ail niliilitrnlrl of the eH(iit of Ui-Iok Mnl IhfU'H, d lined, Any one hnv- liiK eluliilH ii Rii J n Hi Fuid iNtnte are heiehy iiotiri' d lo fll ttlc xanio, ' properly verlfl.'.l by Inw reiiulr-1 pd, wllh the AdmlnlMt rutrlx. ul L'ISj H. ItoHo Klrvel. I turn-tni itt, OrORoii or nt tho law orrirs of IT. A. Cniiadiiv, I. 12 N. Jni'KHun Hi.. Hom-burit, Ore-1 linn, wlilim nl moiM ih fiom tb ilnie of tlii rirt publication of this notice. l-'irxt nuhllcnllon nf tl.u i. July ioiii. A ll'A MATTIIKWH. ilinllilMlidtur ul Ihe l-lHtatu (Jf jj0 lon Mat Hie wh, 1ilihn.iI, Ml l J TO ( Iti:iM'lII.H Notice In lierehy Veii (hut Hip ftiidHiHiKiied Iipik been dulv appoint rd by the Coiinlv Court of the riutu or iireKun for DoukIiih Coun- t'. executor of tho LiimI Will and Texttiliie nt of .Inllii ll. lnnli-y. dr t'eHfod. All perMOfis IwivIiik rlaluin iiK'tinut the entute of nutd di-c.-1 dent are hereby r ()inred to pre - j feiit the mine- to nie, properly veri fied iih reinnred hy law. nt ihe of fice of H. U Kddy. uttorney-at-Inw, MaNunh' HiilldliiK, ItoHehurK, Ore-! koii, within lx uioiitlm from Huh' date. ; Hilled at ItuHehiirif, Ori-Ron, .Inly lo, r.i;tii. CMAltl.KS WII.KINH lNHU'IV i:eeiiUu- of the litH will nrtil leHtn liient of Jullu K. htxlev,- 1.-UUUHL'd. Mn'ii i: or i inai. m;i i i.i:mi;n i 111 the Ci.umy Conn f .f the State of iiieumi fur iMnmlnf Cumitv. Jll Ihe mailer of the eUle of Wll Ihiin i;ic. n. Ih-e. -n.ed. Not h e l lo rel.v ki . ll Hint Hie lllldct'M (tiled ildllllllltl mt i v uni, the Will ;iimc.-d of I In etllte i.f AV 1 1 ha in Kls.-n. d. i eat-eil. hu filt .1 In the ntMc t-ntitli d i "in i M.r ti ii'H mount hi ieitl 'incut ..r mH entate. nnd l older of nald mult Hindu and elltclcd of le.nid. Ainu- lay. Hie L'lfi da of AiikiihI nt In o'clock iti the foienoon of a Id day In the county . .mi t room Jll I ho i'Mii th.iue in Ho? inn j ouulaM Cut) ut . I nvKiHi. has h ii flXiil OS the 1 1 tin- and -Iim I' fur l.ailuu iitifcHin. IT unv (h. ro be , to Haul f Mi ii I im count, and lor Hie KettleinenL thereof. t.i:, lt.Mim. AiluilnlHtr:itrl wit It the 111 nu-li.-Aed ,,f the .male of illiain l.ldeli, de' eaM'd. Mini i; up ni. M'.rri.r.iii;M' III Ihe Ci.imly Couil t f the St.d-- of OieUoit for Ihe I'ouiil) of Hoiiu- In Ihe in. itter of tl state uf Hel en Mill l-Vher. Heieaio-d. Node,, ij. Iirirby k i eli that Hie lllidel Ktmi. tl. n din I n IhI Mitel' of the cHl.ite t.l lied u Miw I'l-hei, de -icahi'd, Jui m til. d hi- fliml Nci ount iim Miiili adinliu.itraloi' m lh al)iie .Millie. I mini and tanse. and the t Ion. Morns I II. in K. i , .1 ikIkc mI hi h: d. ti olde ilill' Ihe our I.. d Mooil.tv, l!i.!'i til at tl.e t Mil.-, II lid t hi' Villi l y I ' I 1 1 Mill i In (he .1 on i t ln.ue in KuMi'l.iMii, hi.ui:l;i, ,Coiin I y, I ri;iu. aw I he place km heat lllk" ol'lc. t MMi, If mil there he Im Mild Miiiil ;n'i ouiil and tlnj fi t - I lenient or mm Id i-M tile, AH pcr hmom Intel d III "ii id estate a i e lierel.y nidified to Till' then oh.loc- I I Milt. If an v t he InOi , In fa Id 1 1 -. tin I nceoiinl lit or Peliti e the I Hue Het tor Itu.il hcuriiuf. I Mitel and IllM puhllshed .lul 'i!7iii, tit;m. riti:n rism:i:, Adinllil"tratiMi or tin- eMtaic ot Hep . en Mkv I'lu-r, I eaio d. jru H. Hhldle, Aliorno for .lniiiilittalor. MTI fci ill t HIUHTIHIS In tin- Cntinty '".mil or tl'c Stnte of Oregon lor loulaN i'iMuit ltl Ihe nuttier of laid HI "! letitanielit alul e--l.it. of Chin I. m .1. Atidel-on. He. eiifed. Notlie m hcr.d. Klcll ttiHt lie tinder.-OM ncd Im tc, n In mil.-i' id Ihu Count. Court of PoiimIum Ceiin-- Hlnle of (H t-mui, diil appoint -i d e Net ill o of Hie la ft 111 nnd teNl aim-lit of Clim li-s .1. A lid ei ecu. deceased. All poison batntt t'hillhN K'I"-Ht "Mid estate ore heve Ity lioHlled to ptesent the lin. i.roperlv M(iried lo with omh.Mt. Kitncxid lis remiif d l.y law to the UnderHlKiird ex ecu lot at Mel roe tJrcKon, or Mt Itiv Inw oflhen of hoim tiiul t-oiiK in Hi- Hminlti Count V i-oHtlioiiie III Hie t lt ol ItosehiirK. O le K O II. Wit MV m.nilhx froiil the dale ol the fllt uil.ciiHi.ll of thin tti'the Hated ond firnl pullibd thi CAST OF CM AHACTKHS HKTT V MAliY JtHtUAN Pret ty yonnK Border I'atrol Herviee HiM-retary. HHKHIMAN STARK llnuriMiiuo Horder I'atrol olllcer. . HOIMC KIIJlAltK- Klarr'H lel hiw ofllcpr, alKo a bachelor, I. HIS HAKKO- M ex 1; an hiiius Kler. yi'Hlerday: Hotly 1h put to work In Harm's luumlry. (ioiiiK "iili Mide to spread elolheH mid look Inc over to Kl I'hho nnd tho Iiiik'' colloKe "M" on a hill, Hhe IiKh on an idea to outHiuurt Hurro. Will ll work? CHAPTKIt XXII "You bhv. Hope, mat nhe watm't In hnr hotel all nijlil V Sheridan SI it it, a few inches taller and ho vera I poundK beavtei tint n Mope Klldiiro, gripped bin Irlend'H arm now wilh liiiKeiR like Hleel. Tnniern lor I lolly Mary had moved the larger in tin deeply. "Thill 'h wIiiit I Hiild," I lope ad milled Homherly. "I couldn't Jiih -KO to bwl, my lord, man!" Sherry Hwallowi'd. Me hnted lo Kpit Hope I IiIh ay. Cold and formal, and iiIiuohI uiitiiKonlHitc 1 1 w a rd him. Ho who had been comradely ho many yearn. "Well no! Of course not. Hope 1 the fact 1, her two while nit; iiuIk, for mtlely, had been lifiuv hm there, for toveral dayH. and not bint,' Uktily would hurt her 11 Hhe jnul Htayed iiioiiud Inwn in .Inure., She h Htnart, I limin e. She enn lake care of herself. Now il Ihere ti it 1 1 been Ihree uhile mtn that ould in enn trouble! Hill just a blank w lihlnw." Hope spoke iiupallelilly, alinoh' fluappime It. "A tiliinU window, ami ) telly tinmcoii nln lily misHlliK luW Im noaily 1 hours, stupid! Well, you sit here and talk, but I'm Koln;, to do sntnelhinK." Sherrv hlntsell was aneied it Ml bv ihul. -.Ml ttwht. uliiit? He Imtked "Wlnil you jiulnji to do Vim were already over there. If you didn't want tne to help yon. wln'd Vmi come here ill daybreak' You know well rtioutlb we've bec:i teamlnu tonethcr nil our Hit, espe rhilly In a pinch like this. Hope! Olt off your htch bor-e now, and lei'n to lot" a huddle. Klrst ihtt'H lo llnd her. Then any tifisonn' business, lin e and v. hnlewr, i hu bo set lied uiir oMl VMiy. Sec wlml 1 menu?" Thnl ttmde sense, of course, and Hope's inherent uood jiuli; incut told him so Actually, he felt a Irille aslimned, and be tried to convey thai fact now by coop eiatiim with SluMldan, "Mn be she nio ed her room, and limited we'd baxe sense iMiotisb lo follow her simntl is a mil tier hoi el nr smneihtim." uc cutui cd. t )bi Itnitly be w as ihv penile, bill still did not know jusl w h Ii h v. ay to Mil ti "No, I doubl Hull.'" Shell y sanl. "Uni e i a u sure look and see. The datwi hse has about lilled w bat lime Is ll ?" Itoth Intiked al their wait lies and saw ll whs "The man Id the tower w 111 ciiine down al H. One ol us'H slip up fur a bit llieii, lake Ihe -hisses and slu.ly ovcrv window- In ,1 iin re. Then well (!" a tulle oi two up river nnd look I'm mi an other aiiyle I reckon we mold look Hum thai huh'o lltsl, while tt e w ail." In lo minute. Hie were In a prominent nir luitenme oil! one tt Ihe f'rcels near the Over, When they lopped a rNe Hint su e them a clear lcw of the tnwn ncios- In Mexico, they putked nnd shldicd .lunref. caielnlly. "There's plrtil of w bile siwd btit none In any w tudow." Shet i dan satil Iniiilly. "It iiuild hist two spols, iin tdor. I 'tdu't her hole sy l wo tor satety, thtee loi help, nay mi anv time She slit iimr Ho nolo to ou tlmt nip lit not to me'' Hoc (iKU I hi.- lat h little bit ferly. cul-Jly. "t ep. I hat's a li 1 I me.iu pent? dlo give It to me in nil." The conversation served, how -evpr, to iipstM Sheridan Starr troti Hiderably. in hlH heart. When Hope said nothing to that. Sherry spoke again, "li s nearly H. Iel'H no on back and take it look from the tower. We better be there In case slit) phones again, too." They talked hcanely al all on Ihefr way back to the I'atrol head quarters and when Ibey Inn" patked. Ihe man from ubovo was just t-omiiiK off shift., lie naw Hope nnd Sherry a he clambered down his ladder-like steps. "Hey, you two haniH," he bailed thorn xood-nalti redly. "Weren't you interested to Hoy Scout sig mils or somethlnp h few dns a no? You asked me about two while HpotH in a hotel whitlow once." "Yen! Why?'' Hope and Sherry looked intently al him. "What is it '! Did you nee the HlgnalH In day?" "Hold yore bosses! No, I didn't see no two while spots In no win dow , I ii fact guess w ha t I sh w wiiH jiiHt clothes drying. Hul away over al tliHt ranch house the old Ten a.iiH place, you know ? are three while spots, sort of up on the hill, but" "Three?" sherry liHikod ll, "Yeah. Hut it's just slieetH dry ing, near's I can make out with the rIuhhos. SHU. It's a funny time of day to hail1; mil "Hul that's LuIh Harm's home now, mini!" Sherry and Hope were staring at each other as If a bomb had ex ploded at their heels. llelty Mary Jordan, a prisoner, behaved Inr belter than her cap tor might have expected her to. II w as evident I hat Luis Harm told two of bis guards in walch her closely, for oHeii thi-y came lo chi i k upon her. ami each t ime lound tier peacefully al work. Not as seared as she hud been, she maintained n Mont of nbject fear, nevertheless, At t tlm1, ft wnsti't nil preietme. She la hoi rd in tho laundry no HI alter sunset. "It Is night." Hhe told the wo man in charge there. "Here are still Rome large linens. Shall t hung them out now. een so" "Things ih y at niuht in I hi Hit." the woman said. "Hut do ou think j on can slip by Ihe guard'" Hetty Mary didn't try In escwpe. With the clothes (lues already lull, she climbed tin feel or so Up the steep hill - w eli above the rooT line of the bouse and tied Hire white sheels to shrubs that grew there, as she had ollen seen wash women do tn Tevas. indeed, some dittk shirt had been pinned there bv u not her laundry wot ker this day. and that had really helped Hotly to conceive her own Idea. She leariutl thnl evening t hul Harm w as extremely busy w It b the aliens who kept coming. More (ban Inn vv ere assembled now Harrow would hnve no many men under arms that no Holder tone, short of a detachment id soldlets, would be able to block htm . l;ti Inch . he w ould liglH i lv hi no through in the remote event that the American officers had wind of his plan. With Betty Mary. Ihe Kpy, now helpless, lie probably felt that hU crossing; would In.' safe, she realized. llano couldn't even know that she had learned alt of his plans, but he was keep ing; her, just for safety. Then, too, he was attracted to her. These points and more she picked up from the gossipy serv ants in the kitchens and else where, overhearing part of It. She devoted much time to looking for a chance to slip away unnoticed, hut there wasn't the merest op portunity. The cook soon put her to washinp; dishes, and after she had been locked finally In for the night, with but little sleep, she was working again in the kitchen before dawn. She peered out a back window once at daybreak and felt two causes for gratitude she had not seen Luis Harm again, and her three while sheets were still liang- (To be continued! any Snfewuy threat w Ithout too much trouble. . , WOODBURN PITCHER 1 SNIPS FINGER TIPS COUNTY WARNED ON PAYMENTS FOR AID WASHINGTON. Aug 9 (AP) berreiary of Commerce Hopkins .said today business progress dur ing July represented a continua tion of a "recovery movement" slatted in May. with activity well ;Hieud of a year ago In ull major lines. Prospects for third quarter btisi-. ness have improved, be said, and husinesii olk'ien xenerully reflect less hetdtnncy. Heiaiier coinmitinentB In whole sale markets are enlarged, Hop kins' report showed, ami Industrial1 purchasing has expanded. Orders in many clothing lineH showing sub slantlal gains over the earlier part of the your were cited as iixlicu live of the more confident attitude toward fall business. Construction operations were al a seasonal peak, activity in the In dustry heing even greater than in the summer of 1917. ' v lietail trade in Julv was well ahead of a year ago, with marked gains in consumers" durable goods sucti as automobiles, refrigerators, furniiure and electrical appliances, and gasoline consumption was at record levels. Consumers' budgets were said to have benefitted from lower food cohIk as compared with a year ugo. Consumers' incomes in Juiy were on a higher seasonally adjusted basis than in June, following a sub stantial rise in employes' compen sation from May to June. WOO I )Ii V RN, A uk. 1 n. ( AP) Tv. enty Tour hours before utrain 1 iny; for Pocatello, Ida., for the it 'gional playoff in the American Le i gtou junior liHriball tournament, j Hill Huminska, No. 1 pitcher for i the Woodburn Legion team, t ut off 'the tips of two fingers on bis throwing hand while whittling. Woodburn won the Oregon championship. NOT HI-: TO "HI-:iIT1MtH III the County Con it of the Stutnof, I n ton for HoiighiH ( iitinlv, In th .Matt.-i- of tlu. I,itst "Will nnd I --j.t--m. iit tiiul Kflatw of UeoiKw It. McCUdland. Tlec,,,.,!. I No He- j h.-i-.hy k I veil that the UlntciKlKhed hUS hcell llilit' yp I l-tilted hy tlO' Cm (Ml IV C.UMt for ! HoUiMas Count ', State of Oregon. I it eecljtnx f I lit lust Will filld l.-stain.-m uml estate of O.-olu.- It ! M. l.-llai.d. .1. -ceas. il. A II persons i ('living claims a gal list .id e.sUMe fa i hereby notll ted Im i resent the j same to me at my residence In I YA est Iti.nehiirg-, Oi. koii. or t1l H:--j law officfx uf I.diik and Long' at I t h HiHixlas Count v courthouse in ' th Cfiy of llMHehurg, iiiegon. with voui'hers annexed a nd proper! y verified to as hy law required, I within sl nioiiths from the date of I"" first publication of this no j tlco. i-.at.-d and first puhllshotl tills , Hid day of August. H'liU. MRS. LYH1A 11. lfiX)PKIt. I Kxeeiit rlx of the last will and tes I tan). -nt and estate of Geur H. .M.CIelland. deceased. A detailed analysis of welfare laws . paaaed by the recent con-gre.-is, coupled with WHininuK (hat .old age a ssf stance expenditures j must be closely checked lo coin- ply with federal regulations, mark 1 ed a meeting here Monday eve- ning of the Oouglas County Wel fare commisHion. The group wad addressed by K. It. floudy. slate adminietrnlor, who outlined the now changes in federal regulation, uud w ho warned ttiat federal j funds might be withdrawn if help I was given, persons not dependent upon the public for subsistence. The local commission also w-.ts addressed by Miss Loa Howard, state director of Hocial work, who Is accompanying Mr. Coudy on a tour of tiie various counties of the state. KOTIt'K OP Fl A I. ACCOUNT SOFTBALLERS DATE TWO GAMES TONIGHT Another double-bill s o r t h a I I game is scheduled for this evening miner me iigms at Kin lav field with the Hancock Oilers meeting the National Guard in the open er and the Elks club taking ua the Safeway tirocerymen in the nightcap, first game starting at 7 o'clock. The dope bucket give the Oilers a decided edge .over their opponents, who have yet to post a victory in the second p-i'- play, and the second-place Club hers should be able to thrum,' Kstate No. I In Hie County Court of the State of : Oregon for the County of Iiuiitf I las. In the matter of the estate of Dora (laminun. Deceased, j Notice Ik hereby given that the i mnli' reigned, an administratrix of ' tint estate of Dora (.'amnion, deeeiis led, has filed her final account In ; 1 be Count y Court of the State ol ; Oregon for the County of Douglas : mid that Tuesday, the 22nd day o( August, l'j:i!l, ut the hour of !:'lll o'clock in the forenoon of said day, ! and the court room of said court, has heen appointed by mtid court i us the time and place for the hear ; ing of objections thereto and the jhuttlement thereof. Hated and first published. July 2(Mh. rJSii. I 1 late of last publication. August j 17th. 19:(9. DKLLA CJAMMoN", Admiiiialrairix. AltTHI'K T. MOI'LTON. i Attorney for Administratrix. 712 Failing Building. 1'ortlu.ud. Ore PILING SHIPMENTS HERE SHOW GAIN Piling shipments out of Uose burg and immediate vicinity made a gain of more than 75 per cent .in July over the month of June, it was reported here today. Shipments were equally ahead of the same month last year. In ad dition to the great gain in' piling shipments, there was a 10 per cent gain in lumber. During July there were 6.r furs of piling shipped from Koseburg and 4:"j cars of lumber. These fig ures do not Include the large ship ments made from Myrtle Creek, Olendale, Sutherlin. Drain. Yon calla and other shipping points in the county. South Douglas Community Hall Coolest Hail in County Saturday, Aug. 12th with Date King and His Band Admission Gentlemen 40c Ladles 10c MORGAN'S GROCERY Specials for Friday and Saturday LEMONS fail, 1 dozen .. Large size Sun- 49c ORANGES Sunkisl (reg jlar 2 dozen 35c), )A AW 2 dozen AVOCADOS Jumbo size, ready to use, )Cft "J 2 for NEW POTATOES Local Irish Cobblers, 1 tft 7V 10 lbs. CANTALOUPES-;-Local, 5 for 23c COOKIES Sunshine Hyde Park assortment, 2 4 1-lb. Pkg it'jh. PAPER NAPKINS 100 to package 9c GRAPEFRUIT Trupak Brand, No. 1 tall cans, 3 cans 25c CHEESE Kraft's Spreads in the new glasses Pimen to, Olive Pimentos, Kay, and Pineapple, 2 for We are cooperating with the Fire Dept. by closing from 2 to 5 on Friday. 29c KLAMATH INDIAN MONEY BILL SIGNEQ WASHINGTON. Aug. It). (Al') President Roosevelt signed yes terday a bill providing for distri bution of ?a.3iui,0"0 judgment ob tained by the Klamath Indians against the federal government. The measure would divide $2, 'IfiO.iiiHi among the Indians. F.ach would receive, SUMI cash and Jl.Itnti credit for purchase of land and other capital investments; give :(K1.0ti() to the tribal loan fund. $'t7!i,rmil lor payments of Sl.fiin) each to about aO members who re ceived no individual land allot ments and dace the balance in the tribe's capital reserve fund. 0 MiTici-: to citi:ni't'(iits otlce i. hereby iriv.-ii that Mo undei Mwned has b-en bv no order "f Hie County Co.llt of III.- St.tlc of i In -I'm ii for I 'diiuImh ( "mint . ni I'oillt.'d Atl till IHMIM t ri v of tiie s- !ate of -Cde lit- kl Cf!l'tl. Alt person?; ha Ylni; c 1 a I iii s :t lillM Haul estat.- ate her.-lo no tified (o loe-i'lil 111.' r-ame Villi. d if le-iuit .-d by law to Ihe uinh-i -smued Ad nitnit rat ri v at lo i r.-xi-d.'iK'.- In ;ik ton. I lunula - fount . or.-iion. vvilliin m mouths fi.nu the dale ol tins notice. I'ated August I'). !::!!' makv ):. hi:cki.kv. Admlm.Jtralu of Ho i:ial' of Clyit- f. Iteckl-y. l-eceased. .Xt'l'tt !; 'I'll I ItKIHTOIt of the Stall Coiinn. ie KM..l It-.. .1 thai III the I'oiinO- Cooit n.uoti f,r hmiKli In tbr Matter of the i:.,no II lliifl (-.! Notice is hereby tiv lilob i ."iKii. il. Winnie I.. I! ou the e. end day ,,f Amkum. 1;. duly appoint. d eeilltil of 1 lie a b.. . t ot it b d eiaie b thy a !.,. entitled oilll. All pel MUIS tiMVinil I I It I III ;lK.MHt Mild eitate are f.'d Oiled In present Hie s.iOM' lo 1 lie 11 In le ISM; tl - , d lit Hoxidoiru. ll '-It on, duly v ei t fied art tet pitied by low, witiiln sy nointhn fioui Hie dale ot ttiii- no-j of tne. I '- ted tins third d.iy V.'.VJ. ! WI.VN IK 1- IH'ST. Kc. Ut 1 1 of the INlnty ,if KatlAO II. llu I i COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. D. B. Bubar 116 No. Jackson BASEBALL Sunday, August 13th 2 Gamti Starting 1 P. M. Legion Juniors vs. South Douglas Stars Midgets East and West ADNUSSION 2Sc AND 10c THE GRANDSTAND IS COOL One of the reasons canned foods have become to popular is because they are ready-to-serve. They eliminate hours of drudgery of peeling, chopping, cooking and serving. These Red & White foods are ready to heat and eat. Keep a generous supply on hand for lunchortB, afternoon teas and quick dinners. Special Features for Friday and Saturday, Aug. 1 1 and 12 LUNCHEON MEAT 12-oz. Red & White tins 25c Fancy New England Style BAKED BEANS No. 2 tall Red & White tins, 2 for SHRIMP SARDINES RIPE OLIVES Red & White ' No. 1 cans, Fancy Large 2 for 29c 29 Blue & White 1-lb. oval Fancy California cans Pint Blue & White Tins 15c Jan I Pint Qart re$c;n I.- While -WW . 9c 19c CORN FLAKES Red & White 3 Pkgs. for .... FRUIT COCKTAIL Red & White an. No. 1 tine, 2 for St SHORTENING 4-lb. Pkgs TOMATO JUICE Red &. White Fancy No. 1 tins 3 for CATSUP Red & White Fancy 14-oz. bottle RAISINS Slue & White Choice Thompson .b. Pkg PUFFED WHEAT Quaker ' Per Pkg FLOUR Harvest Pride 49-lb. sack . JAR RUBBERS Red & White Heavy Red . . 3 dozen for JL al C KOOL-AID 3 Pkgs. for 1 3C A delicious cooling beverage All flavors LEMON CLING PEACHES Red & White Halves No. 2 tins Jt DC 23C 15C 9c $1.18 PEANUT BUTTER Red & White b-o. jars MARGARINE Blue A White 1-lb. Pkgs., 2 for 20c 25c COFFEE M.rt -25c QpJjLpAliJiir;. 1-2 lb. 43c I lb. 83c COFFEE i-ib. Red & White tins 29c Large cans. Red & White 3 for 26c IHJIIH.)I'W-'M'WIIIH. Ill MM. .III, JI.MI - " "TVU T ' ..... tiiri n.'sfc. - " t. , ; 1 p v ., jJ N, rlfB ecUtor n 'tlH Vtte ot Cht t J,- AiiUviouu. t'ei-fustfj.