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r 1 9 1 . - TTTCnSDAY. .TAWAT?v ?0 1$f ?4 I Local Ns In&Sr-1 -A ...a. W UOUVJ- in IOrll ,n Hi- ii. . i w i of .),. m i. B"uvJ'-:of U Grande, is cram Multno''H-Ptftland Tele- w , Mrs. Ruckman Returns j Mrs. R. J. Ruckmun mt rftis morn i R. for J,r home in Alicel after i sPenuing a short time hern as the guest of Mjp. George Cochran. f ' Miss Lcdbetter Returns , j Miss Edna v.bett.T eft thisnwn ; ing former home in fmblcr, niter ; spending a short time with her gruni- tSrents, Jlr. and Mrs. L. L. McKen- j T. K. Bellamy Leaves ir. iC li,l!,n,y lcft 'his morning for j Wallowa, where he will spend the di y i'"K fur Vnion where she will be a I writhig Insurance and other ucb vit-i KU'f 1,1 the home of her brothur, L. j a things. He will return this .'Ven- c Groul fr the next few days. i ijjg. . 1 ' i . 1 w Melvin I'atker Improves- ( T. J. BIy leaves Mclvin Parker, son of Mrs. George j T. J. Bly, who returned from a'McVcy, is at the Hot Lake Siuiitar- i business trin Ir, C.l. T..1. . i . J inn, it, III f..u V. Uti..L-li. J morning, left this morning for Wal - j Iowa and other ill-ices nn tH hi-unh ! I line, where he'will spend a short timoiw'" SP'1"' a short time visiting him. i on ousmess. ..v- , iMrs. Ball to .Pendleton ' " . : Mrs. GeovKe Ball left this morninn i for Pendeton, where she will hp a j Kuost of her ' grahddauirhter, Mrs. -, Jesse Whittenbcrg, for a short time. ; ; : 1 " j Portland, J'or Remainder of .Winter ' . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hallgrath ; , -i.m. .,. Magpie MricKer lelt this; Mrs. Leilc Graham is today enter , morning for Portland, where thov m; v..,ui.. V. ..:i: ' ... 1 V . 5 will spend the-remainder of the win-!jst j tcr. They are from- Elgii I Mrs. IngersiHi Itolurns ... j Mrs. S. A.'lngerson left thifi m'orn j ing. for' her home 1n. Kamela, after I spendinir . a jhort timb here as the guest of her son and duughter-in-lnw, i , " " "", " ",. 1 """iC. B. Mill Mr. and Mrs. W, Mr. Lowo Returns . jNIrs. Ifc L. Lowe,- who ha.s been spending a short time here as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Pitt cock, left this morning for her home in Kamela. Meeting .in Afternoon The King's ' Heralds will meet it the home of Lo'iA Nelson Saturday af ternoon, instead uf Saturday evening", as was' ' announced yesterday. The members are. herewith advised of the above arrangement. K ! 4 ! COMING EVENTS. I 1 n. '20.. Ladies Columbia Symphony Orchestra 'will I appear- in concert under I auspices of L. D. S. Choir at Tabernacle. Jan. 21. QjOcning of .Coun try Club, J:n. ol.-Feb. S. Deputies Payne 'and Caff hey, of in come tax department will be at Court House to aid persons in making out their .tax returns. .j J. r "I i SWEATERS . ' - '- JERSEYS SWEATEE COATS They are fine for the boy or man thes cold .days. Full run or sizes. See cur windo.w display. You," Save We Sell . For .Gash., Clint's Clothiery "The Store With ? Conscience"' 1 111 Adams . AnnouncemeDt . oOLD-TWIEo DANCES will fe riven In Kex Hall on ThnrVlny. evenings.. Nothimi, but' the grac-tiii. old-time daneos Kill be danced. Mueiii .inriseyV aiiperb orcnearta. feryone efjoyeao me ;.u dances; "be sure and ai eno those to beo Sivpn- Lesona I! appnlntment. Wiiium i- Mf.&Mrs.PJ.Peuvrs DAN a b rrttiT";-n AVf, n .mnonaVtf SAiUldypi o UTatd this space 'TOR j ? Special uaws REX HACI At Cost! ' ; 8 ! CE &.....:'.., - .. . - I fiiuceiiiius u oranae-w W. H. Rockwfjl in"towifjoy f ram Waitsburg'on busTnfcs. "sits lta Lake .William Ceiiins. of LmsGraiuk and -Wtjj. I. . Bailey, f Wallowa, rft I this morning for Hut la where I they will visit itti Mrs. CollinsWho '! ill there. ir Theodore Shell Her Theodore Shell is here on business for the Meitamtile Store at Wallowa, lie says that Wallowa is having a great deal more winter than we have here. Mrs. Kuby Visits Union , Mrs. John L. Ruby left this niowi- his aunt, from Pendleton, left this morninc- for that nlacc. where she . . Country Club Membefrf Any" Country Club members who wi.h to attend the party . tomorrow S?veninir and have no wuv nf iretttiif. there are asked to communicate with "Chase Bohnenkamp, who nas this fea- ture in hand. : . . Entertains Orchestra Guest . nulling; iui.1.1 liuilliljcit ifUllltlll a IIUIUI" with the Columbia Si-mnhonv Or. chestra, at her home. Miss, Jordan is a daughter, of a childhood friend of .Mrs. Graham's. Visiting With Sister iii;-s Kathlyn Campbell, uf Cald well, Idaho, is visiting her sisier, Mrs. of this cily. Wants Private Office .; ' A. K. Pryjie,-physical director of ihe Y. M. C. A. is fixing a private office rfo that every person joining the Y. M. C. A. may have a private interview with the director. Dance is Postponed The regular weekly dan re of the M. I. A. which was scheduled for this ev ening, has been ppstponed, owing to the Columbia Symphony Orchestra concert at the Tabernacle this even ing. ... Hoy Scout Meeting The -Boy Scouts will meet tonight at. the Y.' M. C. A., at 7:15 sharp. E.'ot Hedmond; 'W-nltcr Graves, of Ilalf- 1). Towler and C. C. Snow will-take change of the instructions of knot ty ing. The Scouts will be dismissed at 7:45 sharp. - . VSymons Returns-- ! I r 1' . ,. . 1 1. f..... i.;.. lug ij uinu.iiin, mivie lie mis iievii spending the winter months in the pleas:mt climate. Symon shook his head and said, "Well, 'I am glad to be hacki oven if Mrs. Symons is leaving for Washington next Tuesday." r..i;r..; 1 1 t 1 Mirny Visit Land Office Joseph B. Ready, of Flora,-O. H. Reed, of ' Pendleton, Joseph Barton; of Baker, S. D. Jones, of Richland, George Acklcy, of .Union; M. G. Church,- of Union, and W. F.' Tilt'ia, of Union, were all Federal Lind Of fice visitors this mornng. I'ythan Installation The Pythian Sisters -will' hold their -innunl- installation of officers next Friday night, Jan. 21, at the K. P. Hall. The matter of accepting- the request, of the auditing committee wiil be. brought up and a la.rge attendance is, desired. " .' Buy Skiis Here . '. Mrs. II. K.. Hickey and Miss Marie v oilier leu mis morning lor tneiri heme in Kamela sfter en,li,r 0,.v. ! ,.,.1 K.., i,,,..;.... i ..1ternoon at tin-1 Klve-I'oiul ..v.v -uiiiK .-.fvii;. ,inu .,1 other business. Tney cl-um"that the limn foe -tim,, k.. ,...,.l l..,.! . 1, ... they are bound to make the most of it this year. fl Dr. Riley lo Elgin Dr. H. W. Riley left this morning for Elgin where he will spi4 today on professional busiuess. Dr. Riley is. a veterinary and saiii th;;t his hos pital was s'tilf full" anil that it war probable that he would luive to build nn annex. I)r. Riley said, ill a vei-y hurt tone, jhat when a man thought hS was too gdbd tiji ride behind a horse, h- diinot amount to much. Million.ilrie Club Meets 1 he Miiiionairie Chili, composed of tli younger boys of the Methodist Church, met at the church l.-tut cyen inif! at 7:I!0 o'clmk, apd;jhad a most jolly time wUfi games flof varies kin'U. A t an appropriate hour, hot tamnles were sent Co.", and the lienaries enjoyed a fee'l. The next mee'.rne will be held in two weeks, on February 2. ti & - Vi;i' ill fralli ?., e lTieirika Schilke, of f a ' fitwnde, eastern fireiron, jtudent at J ;he oUiAersity iyf Oregon. Eugene, I . in Corvallis for a brief visit with ner aunt. Mrat. rit Hoiiistal. anl 'hi enm-jte (f,rom f'arlton.. S"'-1. h to tftik " niaiiJ whVre she haspefothea .-k. U''" forthe tie,(lion wvtrf u - Co - allis G'tt-Time. ' It""'"1 Hlin.l d'-aih of w w t a. IWO'Win IWIWW Eastern Oref at the 9m- perial irrlud.. lj,',lridge. Pilot r. i i. ' and U Jirt.-h"rm. "i Joseph O X- "d -Mr. LADIES' OOLUBBU SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The "largest event of tliis cveiiiuft'will lie tlie.cinutert jjiven liy the uieniliers of the OJiiiuhia Ladies' Syniplmiiy Orcliesti'a'tliis evening "at the L. ). S. Talieniatje. EVH KNOCKERS MISS STUTZMAN ARE OUIETEB HERETWhODi G1R1.S' B SlETIIALL G.x.WKS .AKE A TTKAC 1'1G ATTKN flON. Loral fliuh School tjuintet ifl Meet ' Enterprise Girls Here Toinor row Kvxning. The girls' basketball team of thu high school wiU play me oUrprise ' , ;B , , . .'just been formed. The meetings ari? high school floor. Last week, the two;-J . . , . tctims played a hard-fought game on the Kntefprise field and the local girls came off with jusl abit the best of j the .sct'irc. However, the Enterprise f U-;m -has been- working, nam tnis past' week,, and plans on getting re venge on Friday evening. A lively, uepjty game is expected ,as the- re sult .of this determinaCion on the part of both teams. The captain of the local team is Mai jorie O'Brien, and manager Myr tle Harlan. The other- members of the .tc'am are: Forwards, Mnrjoiie O'Brien, Freda Klopfenstein;, Center, Winona .Lyman; Side center, Mildred Hoyt; Guards', Myrtle Harlan and Bernice. Lofland. . People are taking a fjreat d.ea1 of interest in basketball this year and even the knockers have to admit that the girls play a pretty good game. S. .E.jMillcr, of Union; Howard' F. Uichardson, of L5 Urande; E. C- Pe'rkinK'-on, of Burns; A. G. Holmes, way; l" l)aaa 01 Haines;, . t.a Wright; .of La- Grande; II. Wade, of Enterprise; E. O. Ncill, of Heppner, T. J. O'Brien, of Echo; II. L. Graham, of Elgin, and L. R- Freneh, of Grass Valley. Fred W. Falconer, of Enter prise, one of the proponent sheepmeh of the .Inland- Empire, is at the Im perial. Mr. Falconer, on the death of Newt I'uigess, bought, the holdings of the Cunningham Sheep & Land com pany. Robert WithycoinJie, son of Former Governor James Withycombe and director of the state' experiment station at Union, is at the Imperial. ' Oregon Jburnal. Co vil Farmer Hcrq Fred Knutzon is seen about the Hti-nor' In flrmuln tnUiv wi!i cilitr a broad smilo ' and smilini: most of the timn. Knutson says that- the price df wheat Jjoing up, -sounds rockI to him. He i a farmer of the cove 'distj ict. Much Interest Is Aroused Over the ' C. E. Endeavor Party Tli.' rhriatian Endeavor sociiily - . :L : u ..,! f,. ii,. i hu ! i von the church on Eridsy evening. . The little play entitled Friday Af- .S(hool" , has "a cast of elRht-eii rhawierH lain. l.is full of tun from b.'ginnliiK to (.pj, ,s j for clnirtien, woiin-i .-'.nil men. H(J in At the Klose of the program a !" ''"' f"f v-'c. More for your mon f i; v.r oflBiiiig wiU'be 1nkn af,K-r ey than vol cii m-t eley.hei-e ,11 whieh a social hour will be. cn- ... ,,. t.... i .w. cream, cake and t-plfee will li" S1?IVO'l. Th public ff frivited to enjuy eveninKft 'r-nleftaiimint. PENDLETON HI WILL ,! PLAY OREGON ROOKS Et'CENl!. fir , Jan. 20 - The mil-1 vp-r ity's freshmen baka'ball team j wild, meet The Pendleton llill sehicl ' nulntei on tJie eollene floor J.nvj 28, aerordiniifto present plailK. pits 2:i01f will be he first nuislde eon. ti")t p, For tte Nrst-year (fani tills' seasup. I The .Pendleton prejipers are re ported to be anV) unusually s'roni;! Hiyiiretntlon this year, and are be-i In coached bv Itii-k Wan, y. forrnvr ! Weibingioii 8ut rol't atbMie 1 star. Advaate p puns Imliraia I hiit ( itli I'endieton live vjll bjitrni eonlenii-rji fur the s'j-e' ,iti-r.-rt ho. lastier titia this yar. - r 1 A '!, IIIIMle 13, i ,d , . an? I Ill.hr r... rll. ..Ii l,.i. f ,1 V mt.. : ! ' -"'' ' wmm- ; ... - - ..'..iMt wn?. .,.,".' ;;i " 4 E., . ti Chrl.-n iliurt - h. . ; JIM. -,. :V. . 1 L RtUilll-i Miss Naomi Stutzman, principal of ihi. St. Miiri.nl't's School ill Hnisa. I Idaho, will arrive In tho city tonW- row morning, . and in the afternoon, will be the special speaker at a cou ple of mbetings in Honun JlaJ. At 2;a0 o'clock Miss Stutainnn will meet thu'wonien of the city intl.will have as her subject, "Ihe Training of Our Daughters." At 4:15 o'clock, Miss Stutzman wl meet the" -Girl's Friend ly Society, nnoi;gani7.ntion which has F 0 The first series of yames , phc 1 between the diferenf frroqp;. of tin Intermediate class'at the Y. M. C. A. were .pl-iyod last nijht ami all slewed ood form and 'fast work., . ,. . -The first (runic was between ldjrar Oliver's siiuad and Kenneth Kceney's squad. The final result wan1 lii to IS in. favor of tlie Keeney siiuiul. ' The second frame was Jbetween Max Cullen's -squad and. James Coker's squad; the result be1"? 11) to 14 -in fuvor of the latter aggregation. GlPiflLI: H.VKKR. Jan. 20 -The .Smnpli-r Valloy Kail road f;uln;iiny will eoiu lucni'e work MnmcdtiitHy lo' roplticn HIGH ni if BEB1B SOOSI1. ' I ; AND Hip round Iiomso luithliri'K which was dt'at voyod early Ttmsday mornjiw by tir1, it wan announced Iddny l ;' John W. llwiit, general niauaKor ir 4h company. ' ' The Iohb 'I'nenla'y which wjih vh- " timalcd at $C,o'nu, wan ontin.'I.v cv i;rv. by insurance and was not. an rxlpusivo as w;ih 1'iV.st. anUcipiiluil. Tho proposed new huNilinK will"'' i l.n ulmih.i- i il... ..tw. .Ii.cl i-auJ 1.. I f ho c'onilavraMon. an r ho nfitvini stall round house ik siiffit'li-n). In j !iio,;-t .tho jieels of ihe Sitnipier Val- ley company, Mr. He wit l. .stated In making the Miuounc;jmout PORTLAND GAS RATES INCREASED SALKM, J;i". 1 'Hie pulilic ser- . v' comoii: sion ha iner aecl" the"ga.' l-.-iles of P'n l hir.d. l-nilntr I nno fi.nl i from. $1 to.?l.::r, per thousand cor- ' 1 espmioing iu me increase .10 large . consumers. ,i no e Lit . to Mvcr 1 oueh-rs that ' touch your liver. An elegant laxntive .IW rETRWrflSl kp. Ai it f- nrc-i fAMILY.DPUG STORE I-A dRANOC.ORCGON, IrXO-tf f j4 I v. 1 VSTiy.-in ehoaM piaii thm. nftntf .tient order with th establlinient t T marble or rlnKe wtll b HUM UUALITY. 2i.i. The de.irn w.l fca.ai. excel- r3rd. Th le-t,ing, etc mill bt rUEEi'LY cut in ariy fc.'-'VraA k. art,nr. nl sUm.l art.Mi. lcke ! Ihe momimm f-m-fhm't t hi ereetii 'jill hv it shnoifl n . . (ft . . made n -.A Tre.-'eil hv I i -i MISm M l V T At M A Wltl . . f ; w ,. Qi iT'-.e-.M I V m. vx K..l,t 'lt.eVV4Ti ll-rttie at FuQa"ii. II -k :Q IT" !:r;i.'., riyy.! j,l; Jo. CBVE PEOPLE- If mi 1'OVB. jjiin. 18 (Special) .Org. Imn to opOfcup theiesctaps, 1. W. Conkllu !b rarovertua rrouif 1 ra w m an u-k or l.n nriim a si r.. t....i . . fcMrTT,. B. H;JlorkhH lenir nml 'MrTT.. B. H;Jloerkhns reiuriitNt to Uov atler aeveral years su.'iu In 1 It' reliiux faiuT will make i:.s iine'" ilii- ian reeentlv, , .11111 d roni Mrs. T. Ctoiiklln. Mr. and Mij. (".rant . Yodor or and ho was younger then. Billftays Alberla, Canada, after sptmdlng a! when W went to tho ouse he wa month with Mra. Voder's parents. I loaded with more laws tiuit should Mi, and Mrs. Jns. Sills, liavo (one he passed tiiat would fili the Marion to Yoder to spend a month hoion' I hotel lobby. After he had been there letnrning to Canada. half the session Jie was convinced th'it Mr. T. U. Conkliu spent a few' a lot of fellows" had wasted' timo for days til Baker fast week. (years passing laws an he put his Covo was pleased to seo Hal Itccs .Dills In his pocket, among. us onlo day last woek. - -Mr. and Mrs. jtnblnson WBIIanis! Joe Sincer, seal gent-nt -arms of the will uiM nd a few weeks in Corvnllls ; House, is an alarmist. tVhcn ho n- oeioio returning to tueir liojne in (lluehen. Oannda. Hills fr finnislllllK wnnd Tnr Ihe pi.Mic school are now in order. At the close of (ho month "Miss Mao'Sieiuiis will leave her pmeent ppsiilon In llresliears atoro and de vote her Ohio exclusively to pho tography.' ' "lis. L. L. Ilowo Is on tho alck list. Fred Corpo farm necontly Auders'on. has purchased the owned 'by Andrew "Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Williams will leave hero to make 'Uielr .fuliire. Inline in aiuehrii, OnaaMn. Mr. J. V. L. Kaufman lias been qullb sick but Is now ioiivnliaeliig. in 1 11 1 u 11 1 on eilllle lo Hve al tin.. home of Mr. :ul Mrs. Flank Millard, Chrlsiuins iiioiiiIuk. Mrs. Ajned Daniel speirt a days in . I.a Grande ln:it week the (Uitst of her mm; Al. Daniel.. .Miss'l.oulse JSo'rn, (Viuuly Health Niuse, was vlsliiiiit IJie schools In tine Vma last, we.'k. Miss Zor'n'a work ,in the schools and the homes! inrouuhout the county Is Hue and Is giving excellent intuitu. Tl,0 peo.' pie everywhere line I.mkI in tlie;i praise for her. Tlvere Is no one Hint can ".quite- equal a County Nurse, Ifl the need'd help for bet ter babies; l'tiitTv i)Y()Ti:h a month HltOAni'sr-Monl., Jan. 2(1 -Low-, Is ltakUen, goxeVnnient tnlpper in Ihls section, neeordlng to reports". Ias kill.vt an , average of 40 coyotes a month shire- last Jtily.. He also lupotiH mat wolves nre plenlilul hut that II Is difficult lo trap thiNn. ilisl In - .' , Jit 1 1 M "r f I lil I ' 'hull III) II ICS "Hi ;.: .IitiauSehwce.:!!,.! lul'l""ul j LEIGHTON'. iiuAjjo ivn rv,i,n x iiii Ti iv.f li fii ;in wlii'i'i! i i- .-.wv ,,, - ;.LJ J a. SATURDAY '.,";,v,:-'i' ''-;ni, . . Check , .J ' . WITH THE LAST '. .-WQRD SAID " , !-!-': Mil l l In;- relnlives "and rrleilds tyv iftlen selill Willi ii vague rear, lest In pi-epili-alioii for Ihe Iiiii-IhI, tOiele hylmed I lend may lull iolu cnnless or deseft-aling bauds. All lli- work ol (hi f :mIiI1-Iiii'iiI . is illlier doiii III imthoii, or llilih-r in v iiit-ellll i.if.r tirn and i.oili.il, ln ihose lollf iiinlirieil b) . li il irl' l- nod rxH'l'leni b In liialolirfii liH lilull replllal Ion. W.H. BO'IINEITKAMP CO. 9 Funeral Directors and Eiijalniers Ilu'l Hnliiieiikaiiii, l.lreoied l-joba lioer . . I'linnii Main ."ill CARRS- cl i ' '..- e Where yojif Credit is Cpod Tise it 0 m COMPLETE tlOMEFURNJSHiR JL DOWN" AT SALEM. ' (Cmtmuij, from pe 1) beih and it secmsahat it would have bcg only fair $ use his name. JJ'hcn tfitvyorcj decide anything against one ,of their own m.mber It ;s f:.from the purpose of tin&l nowspaper- "Kill" llutr uuehl to live in Ea.-.t- I v. V... S I- of a felliw who likes the mountain lof a fellna- who likes ways. There is nothing fofwnl tb.iut , him wd lirs frankne.- of raiinner 1 nki him a fnvoriro with a great many. He was in the house years ago nuunccs file governor s coining and at a joint meeting ho usej tone of voice that has Uie Lluxon Horn put cli a into the liasement. Hut .when Re is spo'ikingn conversational Inne-- lie is 11 liland, pleasaiil.voicci gentlo- nian wnom you cjuai never reiu ie :u do u fuvorr Frank Sloan, ;f Umatilla county, can't just understand yet Why it takes so long to do 11 fejv thiags in a lctf isl'.it,ve session. He .has been ued i NEW TODAY! FllU sAl.K Small Iluick Truck. Cheap if 'talen at once (.'all at Washington Ave. tiarage. : 10-tf. I.DST HaznV in red cise. Finder plea : call Iic'd titi2. 1-20-1 tp LOST Due pair gold-ritnnjed es. Ketu'in to Dr. Jlrowntiui. Ho ward.. . . , l-20-2t FOIl SALE Avll cured corn fodder at il.OU foj- hay rack load. J. B. Stoildaid, plume Hod 032. 1-20-Utp FOR KENT U room furnished house. 1707 Jefferson. ..' . 1-20-21. FOK RAI.Y'. Alfalfa-Mover Itlnssoms HONEY,' -HOMEY IltlNEY From our beehives at wholesale. (!0- pounil ciih only $9.2!, 2 cans in case '$18.00 here. Rend money order ou d.raft. F. rOKCH; Jreridian, Idaho, . " -1 '20-24 p. Wft nro onuippofl an . i'or.ihfs al b"'i: -CAR' o Ig uil i'-larfr-al : . . . . I iiMiiiiiiiwiiiiwwiMWwaaaaawwiWPH I ' regon psnw threw to running a big ranch and ihe told the cowpunchers to "heave" Into John Day by sundown, they were there, sit he told theA to brand a certain num. beiof cattle by dark, the cattle were branded. Frank ifilyg there Is too much darr,ontfouiound in this Ittgi&i tive0Oasiness to suit an old hardenCH son of the bald prairies. But he will get 00 he likes 5, maybe,e-mu.fi (el. hjpmelo, in tigie. ' : - Somctnea. Tat Cs.tey Otaya be doesn't to Judga anybody, but It looks to hliu at If IIO railroad engineers lead fast Ufa New York Central Mainline. e ARCADE . FRIDAY Jftid SATirilDATt ha '1 rousinrf ourdoat's romance laid in a land : that knew not God nor Law And Harold .In ... "HIGH, and DIZZY A' Two -Reel Riotous Mirth Quake. TONIGHT ARY.. ILES LlNTER STAR StJNDAY t -i'l 2.V mTTtMrri-"!;-1 1 1 i aj I m 1 1 r U 'Crie'starUing' TomincP of three strange comriviej flLMt FBCKI TM MOVftl, Y MAX SRANO. tnaecTioN ihmttj f wnm H-MmaadnBMH MOMijCd a n ce. AT'EAGfEB ILjLLL Every rridag; Night . G001) MlfelC Refreshments gj&vcd Ail for $1.00 glncludinWar T.x . , ' n ,ff n Lloyd . Oh I mm m aaaaal rl, lo V y o e A o V o ?.VS",I r 0 0 9 a, 0 , 0 ' 0) 9 (?) 0
