.' M(iiKl;ty,;;Noveml)uV 1U25.
THE LA'GTiANDft EVfcNItfO' OBSERVER
Page.Three
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NEWSof SOCIETY!
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Bridge Party-in
.Week's Features
- Opt? or tlio muni t'njoyulilc nfftilra
Of thy pant wiM'k watt u urhlt,v
parly on Krtiluy urti-rnoun, ' Mis
(Iuuku J. J. ivnrson, U. JuuuhHon
Ninil Gi orjii limit as ui'tliiK un Joinl
liotititKWs, ut tho Jiunlz homo on
IVniittylvuiitu uvinui'.
A dainty color Hchrim of pink
a ml wlittii wuh carrltii out with a
lut'Kf baskt't of pink rost-huilH und
. wilh pink and wtiiU' chryauutht
intuuH attriH'tlvi'ly placi'il luroiiKh
Ott tin liuiiij;. Dilrliiff' tho iu:v
Iptfk of n-frcHliiiifiitH Mi-vt-rut mu-
. 8ii-ul nuinlifrs wit' k.voo hy Mis
lJiti'ilia Unlit V vlolitiiM. iicrom
puutt il )y Mins Ifoli-iif I'viro ut t ti
piano. . '. j ,
ilonoi-n'at ln-hlKc wi'itMo Mr. 1...
M. Jioyt, Mr. J, V. OVonnHI' mxl
Mi h. K. ( Tuokry.
VV v
Hi-Dads Entertain 1
Students at Dance
" ' Approximately' M couples, sln
(cnlH of t)n I .a (.irunoV Inch flrhool.
vtro prcN'-nt- Saturday fv-uiliiK
wlip the IH-Hads k:ivm tlnir I'irst
ilauott tliLs Ht-aHon fur tun' ini-nihtTH
Of tMo liiKh wliool, ut !))' i:il;s"
linl) room. rhi Hunt vn rnjoyably
Hp'nt- ilawiiw from . ::to until
1 1 :30 oVdot'k. ' Thf -Sunn'-t oicUt'H
Iru pltiyMl. " . , '
v Sov-ral purcnt of- 1 hit HtOtlVnts
re in attt'inlanr'. Mr. ami Mm
- V. NrtiHon'. Mn. and' Mm It. )..
Wt-Htunliavcr. I'M JlolmoH, Mr. nml
Mrs, Ui'orifo T. Cochran, Mr. and
. JU ra. A. '. J ., HtuJlKO,. nuil . J.1 j r., W
JoHfip'vtvro patrons ami patronesses
tor Ihc-tiCrulr. I'm. , ( . ... . .,(.... ;
''..
Mrs. Frees Hostess
To Club Members,. ,
. Mrs. Norman I'Yws wus'lipstcss
to th moiiiliira of tho Vilo' -lu
and a f"vv kuosIh at a lIip,hli'ul
1 bridp luncheon Hatunliiy after
noon ut the country clijli. l.unoh-f
ooo was srveil,. (it1, .JrlB' o'clock
with covers1 luhl for sixteen
Chrysanthmuma served as a pret
ty cPnterpiecor ' ,
Kour tabfes woro at play during
th afternoon. Mrs. H, A. J5ur
brick won IiIkIi woro. iinvoni; tho
eluli nicmbcrn and tlio Rural prize
vcnt to Mrs. A. V. Nolson. -
L '"
Walkers Entertain
Epworthians
, .Mr. nnd Mrs. O. K. Walkir.ro
piivnl 111.' imnilicrs of I In- Snlilh
MethoUist Kpworlh b-uue at thrlr
homo Kriduy evening for a com
bined buslntss und social meeting.
After routine mutters bad been dis
posed of. -the young people spent
Hie hours playing guinea und tell
ing: fortunes. Mrs. Walker served
refreshments at the close of the
eveniiyr.
PKItRY (Special) Mrs. l C.
Johunsi-n and Mrs, Hurt Kail enler
tainod with a linen nhuvvvr in hon
or of Miss I. con a Hux(er, lirble
ilecl. Kriduy eveniliK. After a de
IlKhtlul fvcniiiR, n-treKhments were
served, '"s liuxler received many
lnautitMt and u-nnul Kifts.
Those present were: Irs. A. Hob
Inson and dauKbter,.1teta, Mrs. O.
HalirHiyne, Mm Naomi Hobertunn
uid Hon Morris. Mrs. ,. Itohcrt
son, Mrs. I-Ved Itoln rtHon, Mrs. M.
Murray, Mrs. TrovW Harris, Mrs.
Ixuuii rlarrls. Mrs! 11. Hansen,
Mrs. Robert Turner. Mrs. K. Smith,
Mrs. iMivld Johausi'ii and daugh
ter Melba, Miss Itratch and Miss
(,'laru Julmnsen.
Covo (Hp. ciul) Mrs. T. lWty
and Mrs. O. K. Murker were joint
hosleti's at a si wintr larty Tut s
lny evening ut tin home of Mrs.
Hefty. Tho Indies present were:
Mrs. T. U. ronklip. Mrs. William
Hallmark, Mrs. A. II. Orton and
M;sm lless Kelly.
,'ovp (Special) Ono of tho most
enjoyable events of last week was
a dancing party .at. ,thu i. I. S.
church. Mesldes those who at-lendod-
'from (?ovnti thoro were nlyo
Hevial present from Maker.
Announcements
SodAl annouoccmeuls msj
be printed In this column free
of cttarget Any announce menu
pertaining to auy functions bucb
as ouukud food salus, euv, will
be ivfiuwl. Aunounoemssits, to
bo printed the same day, must
be In society editor's liands bl
t:00 o'clock. r News ci 1 1 tor's
note.
Jade and Pearls
A business meeting of tlio It !
Neighbors of America, will Uiko
place at 7:80 p, in. today at the
hoipc of Mrs. ( It, JohnsonL ut 14u2
M uvenue, A full uttendunco Is
urged by the order of of Hie oracle.
Mrs. Mabel Thompson.
' Mrs. 1x-e Hanford will be hosl
cks to the Tuesday bridge club to
morrow afternoon, November 17.
.
Mrs, 1-uclle Oarter Hemlrieksou
has prepared n program on "The
lreaeli Short Slory" for the ineel
ing of the Neighborhood elub thai
will take place in the elubrooms at
tho library building Tuesday after
noon. The lllerary numbers will
be interspersed by 'musical selec
tions from l-'rench composers.
.
The I .adieu' society to the Mrolb
erhooil of Locomotive Firemen and
KUBlneers will givo Us annual
Thunksglving dinner at G o'clock j
tomorrow evening ui me ix. r., nun.
"After dinner there will be a pro
gram. ' All members of the It. of
L-l' and P. and U. S. to It. of L. l-
and li. nnO their families are in
vited, ' '.- '
The Uidh'V Auxiliary to tlie Mro
therVQod of Hallway Trainmen will
meet tomorrow eyenlng at 47:2W
o'clock at Kagles hull. ' .. .
All persons making nrticlca for
V fr-
'ff i
.
ro may not hear so much about ear
linRrt lately as wo did a fw years
ngu, but that is heeauae they havs
Ic.'conio a staple in the wardrobe
tivery Woman weura tliem, and we
now tnko thorn for granted. This
jatir shows a fiiMcltmting combination
vt jade nnd pearls, and goea to ereat
U-nttli to be lovely.
WALLING'S
65
NEW TRIMMED
HATS
" " On Sale At
2.95, $.1.95, $5.75, $7.50
. Ilanrf-made : filet 'mid
Irish crochet laces'.
. """ BLAZEUS
Cheaper than elsewhere.
Coat Sale Continues
WALLING'S
(lie Presbyterian Ladles Aid baaar
to be held Novenfbcr 21 at the Htu
delmker salesroom are reUCHted to
bring them to the manse not later
than Wednesday. November IS.
Sister Mary
Says:
acuity in dlRcatttiir it. . M
l he Hundwiches served with the
salad are mudu of Kraham bread
und cream cheese.
Vegetul)lo Slew
One cup cooked diced carrots, H
cup diced cooked turnip. cup
diced cooketl celery, Vi cup tiny'
cooked onions, 1 cup canned peas, .
I cup canned ton toes, l bouillon
cube, i tablespoon butter, 1 tea
spoon flour, 1 cup boiling water.
2 cups boiled rice, 2 . tablespoons
grated cheese. 1 teaspoon sugar,
a teaspoon salt, i teaspoon pep
per. -
Melt butter, stir In flour and
slowly add water with bouillon
cube dissolved in it. llrlng to the
oiling point and boll five ' minu
tes. Add vegetables, salt, sugar
ami pepper und simmer J(i min
utes. Make a border of rice p a
ibt'p platter. Sprinkle with cheese
and .fill with vegetable mixture.
1 ul into hot oven long enough to
melt the cheese. , .
This is an 'excellent way to use
up bits of left-over vegetable, If
gravy la left from the immediately
preceding dinner It can be used in
place of (he. sauce madu with the
bouillon cube, ;
Hints for the
Housewife
Notice of School Meeting and Hearing
School District No. 1, Union County, Oregon I
1 (La Grande District)
. Notice is hereby given to all whom may concern, that there
will be a meeting of the Board of Directors of School; IHstrict No. I.'
Vnion t'ounty, Onpgon, nt tho Auditorium of the Central School
Muildlng of said district on Fourth Street In l.a Grande, Union
County, Oregon; on tho 27th day of November, 1925, at the hour of
2 b'olockMn the afternoon of said day, for the purpose of discussing
and adopting tho budget hereinafter set out, with tho Board as a
levying Hoard, and that at said time and place, any person who shnll
be subject to the tax levy for the period covered by such budget
when the tame shall bo made, will be heard in favor of or against
said tax levy, or any part thereof, nnd that nn opportunity will then
bo allowed for a full and complete discussion of said budget and the
estimate published and posted with said budget.
The total amount of money needed by the said school district
liming the fiscal year beginning on June 15, 11125,' nnd ending June
L-r, )!2, '1s estimated In the. following budget undt " includes the
amounts to be received from tho county school fund, state school
fund, elementary' school fund, special district tax, and all other
moneys of the district.
My Sister Mary i
UreukfuHt Slewed .prunes,
cereal, thin cream, scrambled eggs
on to;ud, crisp buttered toast, milk,
coffee. -
Luncheon Vegetable stew, rye
bread, apple, sauce,' molasses,
cubkies, milk,' tea.
Dinner Moiled halibut, egg
sauce, 'potutbe.H tn parsley butter.
mushed turnips, head lettuce with
Krench dressing, cheese sandwich
es, minco pic, milk, coffee.
Of course children under 'lu
yenrs of age may not imlulgo in
mince pie but their elders . may.
Plcusd notice that the meat courso
la light and easily digested, that
there is no heavy salad or veget
able tn this dinner menu. Mince
pie finishing such a meal can do no
hurm to grown-up digestions. How
ever, .if inlnce pie forms the des
sert after a heavy dinner (even
grown persona will find some dlf-
IJUsOXAr, SFRVK'i::
BUDGET! !Y !
lcsmi An:i kx riDTTt'iruj,
No.
... 1
Salary pejf'
year ir.
Total
I 'ai'in Hurenu to Combat I-ow
My I In In Hural District a
CHlt'AUO. (AM) Mecaie farm
property destroyed by. fire each
year in tlm United Slates., If in one
group, would make a city as large
as Kansas City.', the ' American
l-'arm Mureau Federal Ion is out -to
Mnoiher the torch of carelessness
that is responsible for most of this
waste. ;-
A campaign of education among
rural cOmmnilles wilt lie one or
the many silbjeels to bn.takeir up
iiitthe annual nieetlng here Ocooni
I her 7t 8, 0. -
) 'resident Toolldge will rpuUe on
addresH Monday morning. Ills ad
dress will be broudcast; Tho I're
shlent Is expocted to arrive liere
Monday morning nnd leave for
Washington Monday afternoon, in
time to deliver his ummnl jncsHUgr
to congress, December. 8.
,The matter or grazing on public
domains, of vital importance ; to
we;-dern stockmen, probably will be
Injiclcil into the meeting. Muscle
Shoals. Truth-in-Kabrlc. and other
legislative ami government pro
blems also will como up for discussion.
MKXM'O (!1TY (AP) Mexican
bank statements must bo simpli
fied hereafter, so that persons who
Unbleached muslin in a medium I
thin grade makes very satisfactory
Inexpensive, curtain material. He
cuuse of Its rich cream color It is
more pleasing than a puru cotton
und Is ho natural that It muy he.
combined with u whin range of
colors. One way of using this mut-
orlal la to out out medallions irom
short lengths of cretonne und upp
)tiiuu them onto the unbleached
muslin In a border ucross tpe lower
Ige of tho valane.e and the side
huufftngs.
No convenience Is of greater vuU
in saving the housewlfo than
running water in the home.. The
person who must carry water from
un outside pump udds tuns of lift
ing to her dally work. She needs
running water In Ihu kitchen as
much ua It is needed lor the live
stock.
Jf the wash holler is rilled thro
UKli ft piece or old hose attached to
a nearby faucet, wash day will bo
much lss t'lreaome. This saves
lifting or carrying water.
The gears of u Dover egg beater
with a. little alcohol prevents Mack
smudgoH. -
( Mainllng the lower slair white
avoids fear of misstep.
The dust bug or a, vacuum cleaner
is emptied easily by placing the
mouth In a. largo sack instead of
shaking the dust Into ti newspaper.
A stea-saving kitchen may lie
had by having a hook for every
thing und 'everything- on a hook.
fluttering the nose of tho cream
pitcher prevents the cream from
dripping and making spots on tho
table cloth. :
Kitchen slssors rimy he used for
cutting up ehleken, shredding lef
tuce, chopping ralalns, ami meruit
mallows. Unit the blades and the
lingers with a little butter when
preparing sticky food.
Variation In color and texture
makes meal planning Interesting.
It is better to serve o named chick
en nnd potato cronuctts, or fried
(Chicken and scalloped potaoes,thnn
to serve two creameu or parity li
quid foods such us creamed os es
calloped potatoes and creamed
Chicken in tho sumo 'course, it la
better to havfi one food in thn
form of cubes, as chicken n la king
than to servo a vegetable cut in the
same way. The same thing also
tZet as serve
tJJU , "
Zlectricdlly
Ml
We are fully prepared
to take care of your elec
trical needs. How about
some new Mazda Lamps
for those empty sockets
La Grande
.Electric Go.
1412 Adams Ave.
ONYX hosiery', :
f " ' . - POINTUX- "(
.'; ! ?U5 to f2.75 ...;r ;.
Putman's
mm mm
aro not expert nccountunts muy nppnes to luasiied roods,
be able to understand them. I -- - . .
An order to that effect hasbeen A fool only thinks ho knows
issued by the national banking while a wise man only knows he
commissloi. It said that persons thinks.,
who deposit money in a bank urel - ; i
entitled to know the bank's tc.on-1 Melng a self-startev Is almost as
dlltun. not to gticsa at it. Importunt lis being t Heir-stopper.
Watch For
Toyland Opening
Credit CARR'S No Interest
I,SG.l)'t
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i.2cn'.no
i
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2,2.ri0.nn
t l.iinn.on
' l, iiito.no
M50.00
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so.sfts.-SB-
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THE
Wlim
UOOl'KRY ' '
We u fi Si'll:
Arch
Rox.
Mnn's JiihI WrlKllt
I'l'p.s.'i-ver Shoos.
Mi n' Hiohs Shoi s.
Min' Work SIiook
tlrn'll Hi Top Blihi'i
Mi'if.s OxrortlH 1 ; t
Mon'ii Sill! Sox
Mon'H Hi OvV 'Wool
IVi' Sllioi .
j Hoys' 111 Cut SIiook
. Moil's Itlllllirrs.
j ljiilhs' nn'S.i'J'iimpi. .
IiIkIi h.-i-l.
I.atlios' I'uinps, low hool
liflli-s' Ovfoiils, li I a c k- .
nml brown. ' . '
IjiiIIob' Kelt Slippers.
Chllilron's Kilt Slippers.
" Men's Kelt rinn Leather
Slippers . . ' ' '
Chihlren's llulilieis.
THE B00TERY
Ony llnyilen, SIrt.
Home of tlio Ari'h.Ahl Shoe
..$103,344.20
1.200.00
a.GOii.un
.in.on
coo.nn
l.soo.do
1.6U0.OO
.',1111.011
2.1011.0(1
l.ooo. oo
1.200.011
2.000.00
l.noo. no
Cull. (10
15.n2G.no
Electric Percolators
Electric Waffle
Irons
Mixing Bowls
. And
Thermos Bottles
F. L. LILLY
' Hardware
Phone M-f5
t :
Superintendent
Principals: 1 .
Hiifli School 1
Central I
. . Green wooil , 1
Itiveria .....,.,....,..., 1
Willow '. : I
Teachers ..;..!....-. .V..,..:..6fi
KMImatcfl nililKloiial:
Grailcs 2
i anlntttiitra ... -
Janitors , I
Clerk : 1
lenoffrapher nml otflee ut- . ,
' tendont I 795.00 ' 798.00
Other Sui'vlns:
Attenilnnce. supervisors 3 406.00
TOTAI, . .'.; :
MATIltlAl, A Sill HI TI'LIKS:
li'urnit'jru (desks, stoves, curtains, etc.).
Supplies (chalk, erasers, etc.)
l.llirary -hooka
l'hurs and this poles....
I'liiyrround eiiuliuuent .'.
Janitor's supplies 1.600.00
.'uel 4.oon.nn
l.tKht, power and teleplidties
Water -
l'ostaRe. stationery and printlnf? ..'..-.
TOTAI
MAIXTI'.NANCK AMI KKI'AIIISt
HIbIi 'school ImildiiiK and ffroumls...' :
Ooineslic Arts huildiiiK and Ki'OJltids
CenUal handing and grounds
Greenwood hulldlnf? and grounds ,
Itiveria hiillitinK and Krounds
Willow' liiilhlinir and erounils .' i...
TOTAL
ASSESSMENTS (llihways, Hoails, Slm-ts,
HrlilKi): ..-.'..
Iji Grande municipal assessments niralnst
school properly and Interest on same
I lii:ini:iM:ss:
Handed, and Interest thereon (f 10.000. bonds
retired) - J20.000.00
Interest on borrowed money - ' 200.00
TOTAL
ixsihanci::
Kcnewnl premiums on S-yenr Insurnnrn policies .1. noo.no
Mls(';l,l,AXi:OI'S:
rninium clerk's honl 100.00
Crippled children's fund (10.00
Audit- o( clerk's books 40.00
Oenernl - 4.000.og
TOTAL 4
I'MFHGICXCY:
-hlishlnt lllldcet .' t 100.00
TOTAI v. 100.00
TOTAL e.llnmleil ajimunt nt money fur
nil purposes during the year. .
ESTIMATED ItECEIITS
Erom county schol fund during the comlnic
school year $2!.;S.S
From stale school fund during the coming
.. school year - 3,530.92
prom elementary school fund during the com
ing school year 14.274.s4
Estimated amount to be received, from all other
sources during the coming tehool year In
cluding high school t'jllion 7.067.31
Total estimated rwints. not Including pro
posed tax - $47,111.92
KKCAPITIXATIOX
Total estimated expenses for the year -.$ 1 56.709.2s
Total estimated receipts, not Including pro
posed tax , 47,111.91
nlanr. amount to bo ralsod by dJ.trtet
tax . $1 An.er.7.3 1
The Indebtedness of District No. One is as follows:
Total bonded indebtedness. - $ls5oo.fln
Total warrant Indebtedness None
Total amount of other Indebtedness None
Total amount of all indebtedness .. $ 1 !5, onn.no
Dated this 3rd day of November. 1925.
Attest: -' '
H. E. WILLIAMS. COLON R. EnERITAFtD.
District Clerk Chairman Board or Dlroetois
i Sov, & 10.
Original Estimate and Accounting Sheet , .
School District No. 1, Union County, Oregon.
This original estimate shows In parallel columns the unit costs of the Bevnrnl services, material
and sunnlles for tho three fiscal years next preceding the current year, tho detail expenditures for tho
1 lost oio of hiiIiI .three preceding fiscu,! years and the budget allowunces and, gxpenaitures lor tho currant
;iyeiir, ("The eurronl, yea.v;' ;neliny, tliv(lliist school yonrj
ex i'knkithies .
I'ERSO.XAL SEItVH'E: .. f.
Superintendent
I'rincipals, lll;fh School :
Central School :.,...
Greenwood School
Hiverla School
Willow School .'. ,
Teachers
EaI inuiled ndillljimal :
Guides ,
' Substitutes
Janitors
Clerk , ,
Stenographer
Attendance supervisors
TOTAL Personal Services..
MATERIAL AND SI lTIJESl
l-'urnlture (desks, etc,)
Supplies (chalk, etc.)
Library books
Kings nnd flag poles
I'layground eiilpinent i..:
Janitor's supplies , . J ,600.00
Fuel :
Light, '.power nml phone
Water :..,...i..:..'.....l....:..,
roslago and stationery
5 $ 7,flltMM
..$ 3.000.00
..$20;2oo.oo
..$ir.r.,709.2!
Estimated liudgat .Detailed Total ex- Total ex-
expendU allowunrq . oxpendl- pendlturo . pendlturo
tures for . In detail ror tures for " for for
- school year ' school year school year school year school year
i J920-1920 .1924-1925 tf.!l)3t 1923.l!l2i 1022-1923
,.$ s.ooo.oo. t 3,ono.no . 3.000.00 1 '
2,260.00 . 2.260.00 2,260.00
1,0110.00 , 1,600.00 , 1 ,(00.00
hL 1.(00.00 1,600.00 1,1100.00
.... 1,450.00 1.450.00 1,460.00.
1, 200.00 1,260.00
..... 80,209.20 70,474.11 ' 7(1,474,20
.... . 2,100.00 1,805.00 ''.
.... 300.00 , . ...
7,115.00 0.020.00 ' 0,895.00
1,200.00 1,200.00 1,200.00
796.00 . 090.00 705.00
406.00 . 316.00 316.00 .
....$103,344.20 $ 99,104.11 ( 96,089.20 $91,678.10 $ 84,891.07
V'OTAr Material and Supplies
MAI.XTENAXCE AXO REPAIRS:
High school buildings nnd grounds....
I'oiut-Htlc Arts buildings and grounds..
Central buildings and grounds.....
(ireenwood buildings ami grounds
Itiveria buildings nnd grounds
Willow h-jlldlngs and grounds
TOTAI. Mnlnt. nnd rcpnlrs.i $
..$ 1.200.00 $ 2.1)011.00 $ 1,806.70
.. ' 3,500.00 a.RHMlO i.829.53
376.00 ; 126.00
,. 260.00 -176.00 ,
0110.no '' 400.00 .1
.. . ;,600.00 '. 1,600.00 1,101.78
4.000.00 4,600.00 1.884.99 ...
, 1.000.00, . I.9O0.OO ! 1,731.20
., ' J, 6110.00 V .1,060.011 l,iS6.3ll . ,
'', 600.00 , 600.00 424.03
..$ 16. 020. 00 $ 15,050.00 $ 14.012.63 $ 12.981.43
..$ 2.100.00 .. $ 1,600.00 $ 4.388.20
1,000.00 150.00 1.19.15
1.200.00 1.200.00 980.24
2.000.00 1.200.00 479.8$
1.000.00 1.OOO.O0 820.76
000.00 1,000.00 732.16
...$ 7.9IIO,. (Ill $ 11,050.011 $ 7,640.37 $ 7, 879.19
$ 11,110.12
TRY OUR DELICIOUS
FRUIT SHEET CAKE
" Together with tho usual largo variety.
WATCH OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS '.
, , ' ,! , In bur hew location '
( ' Across the street from The Observer.
GwUliams' Electric Bakery
Makers of ingh-driide Pastries '."'."'' " " "' '
' "HOMB OP THE GOLDEN CRUST' :
$ 7,1 19.68
ASSESSMEX'IS (High way, Roads,
SlU'els, HrHlKeH)
....$ 2,000.00
TOTAL Assessnienla $ 2,000.00
IMtEIVI EI1XESK:
Honded, und Interest thereon., $
All other Indebtedness and Interest
thereon
20,000.00 $ 2O.4OO.0O $ 20,433.14
Just When You
Need Them!
200.00
3,000.00
6,289.80
TOTA I. Indebtedness $ 20.200.00 $ 23.400.00 $ $6,722.94 $ 19,744.28 $ 16,400.8.1
IXSI'IIAXCE:
l.enewal premiums on 3-year fire In
surance policies $
TOTAL Insurance f
a.ooo.oo
600.00
$67.99
MISCELLAXEOrS:
J.nertil , $ 4.000.00
Auditing clerk's books 40.00
clerk's bond - .' 100.00
crippled children - 60.00
3.000.00
80.70
100.00
267.99
721.36 $ 1,998.16
2.489.6S
88.10
100.00
TOTAL Miscellaneous
EMi:it:tA'V:
Publishing budget
..$ 4.200.00 $ 1.188.70 $ 2, (58.28 $ 1,401.70 $ 1,239.40
$ 100.00 t 100.00 f 12.60
..$ 100.00 100.04 $ $2.54 $ 464.64
TOTAL Emergency
OP.AND TOTAL - $106,763.2( $I4$,060.$1 $I4,3C7.7 13, 260.87 $121,709.22
I. II. E. Williams, do hereby certify that lh ahovs estimate: of expenditure for (he year 1926-19.'6
was prepored by me nnd that the expenditures and budget allowance for the e-jrrent year and tne
expenditures fur the three fiscal yen next preceding the current year ahown above nave been
complied from the records In niy charge and aro trua ami correct copies thereof, to the best or
my knowledge and belief. r
Nov. 5-18. If. B. WILLIAMS,
.v. 1 -- .' ...r'f -'. District Clerk.
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Keep that suit or extra pair of trous
ers ready to put on some unexpected
engagement is always coming up.
What a pleasure to be able to "step
out" with your clothes in good shape.
Tlionc Main 72 Our Wagon Will Call
The Wardrobe
Cleaners
Next to J. C. Penney Co.