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CotUpr fcrovr >mtmel advocate ot doing aw av with tha property tax. but the legislature I. t » b n .« » 4 i w o ___________ gave him nothing In Its place. 1» he going to refuse to elim inate the ■ L R E R T R ID E . U l t o r tax when he has the P»bUsfc«4 I » « 7 E r ti» » b j C atta *» Or«»« property P u b llo b ln l Comp authority to elim inate It merely bv n p aaj. fab* Pneldaal w riting his name* Itbort B.d. ■M r.isrj L l t x r t N a ltk t í n t e le « publicado» « » te n d » I Cot ta g * Oro»» » • *cco»d cl»»* m etter t » N ortk B litk otfl» Beala» À a C R S C R IP T IO M R A T E *. (C»»h I» »d.ante.1 Oe» r o a r ____ a t .T » |r b n o woatk» m. ÌStb. . li o o lo .» SOCIETY .10.#» -o a tb 5) »» F a ra i*» rei»— * 0 « 7*»» eddltloeal. bf ember of N ational E d ito ria l A»«o<-l»tlo» Oregon State E ditorial A»»oclatlo» Prepon N ew ipapor Conference (Continued from first page.) a seat, a choice one, and every courtesy was shown her by house employes. sea State Capitol. Salem. Ore., Jan. 10,—(Speolal.)—For once som e legis lators nave been well paid for at tending a legislative session. Mem bers coming from far parts of the state got mileage coming and go ing. although few returned home between sessions. A number receiv ed allowances of around $150 for mileage and $15 for the five days they served. A hundred and sixty- five dollars for a w eek s work Is not bad these days. se e Members of the taxation and revenue com m ittee sav the report that a sales tax would be collected on members who sell out is without foundation. a a a As this Is written the governor has not signed the appropriation bill for axpenaes of his special ses sion. He probably feels that he didn't get his money’s worth, but he Is personally responsible R>r getting the hoys here and the bill will have to be paid The appropriation was for $10.000. but the total probably will not be expended. The appro priation for expenses is alw ays greater than actual expenses. The balance remains In the general fund. se a Many have asked whether the governor has refused his salary, as It was stated during his campaign that he would do. The sam e per sons ask whether. If he le drawing his salary. Is he drawing It at the rate of $7.500, the salary fixed ba the legislature or whether he is drawinc the $1.500 provided by the constitution The answer is that up until August 1 he drew salary at the $7,500 rate and since that date has taken the cut he asked other officials to take. His m onthly pay check is $531.25 Many wish to know why no gu bernatorial message has been de livered to the session, although the ch ief executive is required by law to inform the session as to the con dition of the state. The governor probably is w aiting until he decides whether or not he will veto the special session bill which elim inates the property tax or expenses of state governm ent The chief execu tive Is on the spot so far as this bill is concerned «He has been an ^ARCADE THEATRE PROGRAM Saturday, January 14 Local Bad Man Hoot Gibson Jungle Mystery Serial No. 12 Matinee 2:30 P. M. Sunday and Monday January 15 and 16 ROCK-A-BYE Constance Bennett Tuesday and Wednesday January 17 and 18 The Phantom • President Jimmy Durante Thursday and Friday January 19 and 20 Afraid to Talk Eric Linden and Sidney Fox j — e The Pythian Slaters installed tha following officers W ednesday eve ning in Swanson hall M K C . Clara Collin« K 8 . Dora Mauldin«: E J . Grace Boalaugh; manager. Iva Farmer; M It C., Alice Kent. M S . Elisabeth McFarland; P . Lots Wick»; Q . Edna Davla; P C , I _____ Susie Wiese Mrs. Bessie Dahl was « . « » . . n t installing officer Mr» wiase past Estimates Can Be Used to Bol chief, was presented with a plant ■ter Political Position. bv the members. Dog Tag Salee Decrease Salee of countv dug licensee ate not as heavy this vear as cumpaieq with last, according Io report of the county clerk Thue far only M2 licensee have been tsaned f u 11)33 STATE BUDGET SHOWS BATTERY T ’ PRAISED Garden Club BY VISITING OFFICERS The Knights of Pvthlas Installed the following officers Wednesday evening C C . Frank Collins; V. C.. Elmer Chestnut: P . Frank Dillon; M of W William Stinnett; M. of A.. Llewsllvn Rex, R. of R and S.. Henry Ellsworth. M of F.. W O. Wilson M A C-. H J. Shinn; I O , William Miller; O G . Dick Huff Following the meeting the Knights and Sisters held an entertainm ent and served refreshments. j I i Chun Favor. The Use o f Flowers God might h sv s bads tha earth bring forth Enough for great and email. Colonel Irwin Speaks Highly of I Tha oak tree and the csdkr tree. Without a flower at all Oroup nt Unit’s Anniver We might have had enough, enough For every want of oure. sary Banquet For luxury, medicine and loll, i And vet have had no flowers Praise for the excellent showing made by battery "B." 249th coast I l'hsn wherefore, wherefore were artillery, ae demonstrated by Ite they made, achievem ent records at ai.nual en 1 All dyed with rainbow light. campment as well as In regular All fashioned with supremeet grace. drill was voiced bv Lieutenant- lUpeprlnglng day and night Colonel Clifton Irwin, commanding Springing In valleye green and low officer of the 249th. and Captain L. j And on the mountains high, D. Farnsworth, instructor for the i And in the silent wllderneee 249th. at the battery'« annual din Where no man passes byT ner Tuesday night In the armory. Other speakers paid compliments D u r outward Ilfs requires them not. O M IT O I N U I N I to the record of progreas made bv 1'hen wherefore had Ihey birth* In d ia Tee» a r e the battery. To minister delight to man, The dinner was In celebration of To beautify the earth. s t i v i n o l o io e • the eleventh anniversary of the I To comfort man to whisper hope. ele» 'kit «ademe»« establishm ent of the present nation ' Whene'er hla faith Is dim, en ee<««e* !•*••• al guarvl unit here on January 12. ! For who so carsth for the flowers Only when »«» • • • 1922. Covers were placed for 87 ¡Will care much more for him' Mie « •» •• Regular drill preceded the dinner, Mary Howltt. dlee*a»<e «" ■ the battery dem onstrating the new eeckee« «e« V«» b* Infantry drill regulations under the Demurrer la llauk Suh Filed. ne»i«*e »he» p e e s - direction of Sergeant Frank Jlrak A demurrer In the suit of A A. of Salem and Sergeant Foster of Schramm, stats auperlntsndrnt of In e InS » le a >•>" the battery At the drill period a banks, against N K Glass and A pnc«ae» T h ii«adem a five-year faithful service medal was Phllllns Glass of (his city was filed liró n» hny»"S gmSa lado piesenled to Neleon Whlppa and * Tuesday In circuit court bv the de licioni India lo a Indi» formal presentation of purple heart fendants. gta « i'h a aa » <d ihnai» h a medals wore made to Captain l^t Sells Stewart for military merit In Inventory Sheets Sentinel France and to Sergeant John C. Miller, who was wounded In France Guests at the dinner were Lieu tenant-Colonel Irwin. C a p t a i n Farnsworth. Lieutenant Michael Melcher, headquarters unit. Lieu tenant Charles L. Unruh, acting ad jutant. Sergeant Jlrak. all of Sa FREE DELIVERY PHONE 55 lem; Mayor and Mrs. Victor Cham bers. Dr. and Mrs. H A. Hagen. E x tr a S p e c ia l— F rid a y and S a tu r d a y Robert Fromm. Commander and Mrs Q m t m Matthews Superln tendent and Mrs D A. Emerson Principal and Mrs. F. L. Grannis. Fresh Ground Beef or Pig Pork Roast— 1 lc lb. Dr and Mrs. C E. Frost. Mrs La Sells Stewart Mrs. II W. Lombard. Orain Fed Mrs Orvil Hazen. Ml»» Opal W ag Pork— 10c pound ner and Duncan P. Cameron. Lieutenant Lombard was toast Beef Short Ribs-6$c lb. master nt the dinner Duncan P Cameron gave the Invocation Dur Steer Beef Pot Roust Choice Cut* ing the dinner music was furnished bv George McQueen, banlo. and Any cut— 10c pound Helen Ostrander, piano. The pro Bacon Squares— 8c lb. gram included two numbers by a male quartet. Roy Patchen. B right Fine for Seasoning on Leonard. John Newman and Picnic Hams— 9c pound Iterehel Baccus. with Mrs. Claude Sherman as p i a n i s t ; numbers bv the high school girls' sextet un Bulk Lard or Shortening der the direction of Miss Myrtle Gem Nut or Fern Kem with Miss Sara-Louise Shields 3 pounds for 23c as pianist, and short talks bv a number of the guests Oleomargarine The banquet table was colorful In red and green Candles and flags Round, Sirloin, or 10c lb. or T lbs. for 28c centered the table, with red and green foliage forming a back T-Bone Steuk— 15c lb. ground The dinner was served bv the American Legion auxiliary J INDIA JEA UX K 1.1) KHI HIDE The Rebekah and I. O. O. F. Stats Capitol. Salem. Ore.. Jan. lodges held lolnt Installation Sat 10. iS p ecial.)- It Is possible for a urday night The following were state budget to contain much be Installed in the Rebekah lodge N aides figures as to proposed coet of Q„ Mina Clark, V. G.. Eloise Full state government. It may- be lo mer; recording secretary. Alice Con quacious because of what It falls ner; financial secretary. Emallne Wilson; treasurer. Susie Garoutte. to show, or shows only- to the ex warden. Tina Fry; conductor. Mar perienced eve. It Is possible for the adm inistra garet Safley; Inside guardian. lx>na tion to us« the budget as a means Hamloth: outside guardian. Anna Newcomb, right supporter to N G , The Primary- Workers' club en- to bolster Its position with the pub- Nellie Johnson: left supporter o N tertamed with a party W ednesday He and to tear down the reputation G , Elsie Currin; chaplain. Clara ¡afternoon at the home of Mrs. of those who have come under the Stevens; musician. Anna Mae Jam es Tedford. honoring Mrs. disfavor of the administration A Stevenson, right supporter to V O.. Dwight Mercer, who Is leaving budget may help In oiling a polltl- Kittle Klme; left supporter to V soon to make her home In Inde- cal machine by being kind to those O.. Eva Hatch. The following were pendence. The afternoon was spent that play ball and bv being unkind Installed in the Oddfellows lodge: socially and Mrs Mercer was pre- to those that oppose the admlnla- N O.. Verne Hasen: V. G . Trunian sented with a gift. R efreshm ents tratlon. Clark; secretary. E. J Kent; treas were served at the tea hour. It Is possible for a budget to be urer. W. A. Hatch; warden. C. A. arranged to show a decided cut In King: conductor. J. S. Rennett: I The Research club met Thursday one department, whereas that de- G . Earl Fullmer; O. G . Rowe evening with Mrs D. A Emerson ( part me nt will get all the money- It Aubrev: right supporter to N. G„ A. After the study hour a social eve I desires. T Feidler; left supporter to N Q . ning was spent honoring Mrs. D H The governor and hla budget dl Tra Beldler: right scene supporter. Mercer and Mrs. C. R Dear, who ! rector make ud the bedget after Albert Stocks; left scene supporter. are leaving to make their homes having received from each depart Joe Hubbell; chaplain W illis Now elsewhere Refreshm ents were serv ment an estim ate of necessary- ex- ell: right sunporter to V. G . W C. ed at a late hour. ; penses for the ensuing blennlunv Johnson; left supporter to V G„ Those m aking estim ates can easily : Jesse Dovns. The encampment In Dorothy Umphrev entertained pad them In anticipation of cuts stalled the following C P Bert W ednesday evening for her Sunday and. after taking the sam e per Hatch; H. P.. George Hawley; S. I school class. Games were plaved centage of reduction as other de W , R. O. Aubrev: scribe. A1 Ham- and refreshm ents were served partments. mav have left what sin loth: treasurer. Joe Hubbell: J. W . Guests were Sarah Jane Moore. cere estim ate In the first place Jim Longfellow; F W„ Alfred Agnes McNew. Margaret Bressler would have asked for Beldler. 8. W.. Jim Bennett: T W. and Margaret Monson. The chief executive and hla bud W. A. Hatch: F. W.. Jesse Doyne: get director mav easily- cut bevond F. G. of the T„ R. E. Jones: S. G. The Men's Bible class surprised all reason the estimated expenses of the T.. Ed Adams Henry Mercer with a party at hts of a department. The legislature home Tuesday evening Mr Mercer mav then put the appropriation for The following officers were In is soon to leave to make his home that departm ent back to where It stalled Tuesday night bv the Roval In Independence The evening was reasonably belongs. The adminis Neighbor lodge; Oracle, Elsie De spent socially- and refreshm ents tration could then point out that Young: V. O Mabell Powell: chan were served at a late hour. It attem pted to cut expenses, but cellor. Mabelle W ilson: past oracle. that an extravagant legislature Blanch Town; recorder. Nellie Mrs. R. R. Job entertained the wouldn't let him do It. If that were Blackmore; receiver. Emallne Wil Social Twelve club Thursday after- done tn the case of several depart- son; marshal. Ethel Hammond: as noon. The afternoon was spent so- ments. the administration could sistant marshal. Anna Gates: Inner clallv and refreshm ents were served make a lot of capital out of the sentinel, Vera Medley; outer sen at the tea hour The table was cen situation. Of course, someone might tinel. Louise Bartels: manager, tered with a winter bouquet of wild ask the governor whv he didn't exercise his veto, but that would be three years. Alice Breedlove: can- Oregon grape. impolite and discourteous, and any tain. Fern Anderson: faith. Mabel Blackmore; unselfishness. Alice Mrs. G. B. Pitcher entertained w ay the governor might show a Bright. Mrs. Breedlove was Install the LaComus club Tuesday a fter roll call of 90 aves as proof that a ing officer and Mrs. Wilson cere noon. The afternoon was spent so veto would have been Ineffective. monial marshal. Refreshm ents were cially and refreshm ents were served A governor sufficiently politically served at the close o f the meeting at the tea hour. The table was at minded would not overlook such an tractive with a cluster of candles opportunity to have his veto over The Order of Rainbow for Girls on a mirror. ridden. At the sam e tim e that the chief executive was criticising the met Monday evening and elected —♦ — Mrs N. J. Nelson entertained the legislature he could call attention the following officers: W orthy ad viser. Frances Mackln: worthy- as Elniaries club with a 1 3 0 dessert to the extravagant demands of the sociate adviser. Isabelle Safley; luncheon Tuesday. The rooms were particular department or depart Charity. Gladys Sorouls: Hone, attractive with pussywillows At ments. One Important thing that a bud Bettv Jacobsen: Faith. Gail Llnda- bridge Mrs John Kellv held high mood; treasurer, Eleanor White: score. G uests were Mrs. H W get fails to show Is inequality of wages paid In the different depart recorder. Wilberta W ilson: Rainbow Lombard and Mrs S. R. Veatch. ments to employes of equal ability dad, R A Trask. Public installation Vour Choice Fresh Side Pork-1 lc lb. Mrs. Eliza Howe entertained with I have known of cases when a will be held at the next meeting. N o t H la W o r r y January 23. and refreshm ents will a dinner Sunday. Guests were Mrs. stenographer drawing $190 a month Jud TUukln« says politic* is the be served. The com m ittee in charge Carrie Hemenwav. Mrs. Jam es was not as efficient. In my opinion, Everyone making a 50c cnah purchaM will secure Free will be June Wheeler. Anna Carter. Spahr. Mr and Mrs. Morris Esta- as one drawing $150 and did rot only game he knows that lets a a portnit ooupon Evelyn Coiner and Margaret Short. brook. Miss Jessie Spahr and Miss have responsibilities equal to those man maks tbs public pay whan he of the $150 employe. The wavs and I Bertha Howe. guesses wrong —Washington Star. m eans com m ittee will be overlook The Mothers' club met Tuesday In The Presbyterian ladies' aid. ing som ething If It doesn't d-qnand the club rooms for an all-day meet ing. A covered dish luncheon was which w as to have met W ednesday, a peak at the state payroll and de served at noon. Officers were elec was postponed until Wednesday. vise some way of learning whether ted as follows: President. Mrs January 18. because of the death of wages paid are equitable But no wavs and means com m ittee has N annie Smith; vice president. Mrs Mrs Melissa Chrisman C o tta g e ever done this, and this one prob Anna Hanser: secretary. Mrs. Cora Low The M. P. G. club, which was to ably won't. Compton: treasurer Mrs. Jessie A serious weakness in the con Coolev; chairman of garment dis have met this week, was postponed G r o v e ’s Prices IN C O R N O R A T E D tribution and assistant. Mrs. Daisy for two weeks because o f the death duct of state government is that there Is no one empowered to Markham and Mrs. Mabel Land: of Mrs. Melissa Chrisman. Every Own scrutinize vouchers for the purpose P hone 53 head of work com m ittee and assis A covered dish dinner w as held of elim inating useless Items or tants. Mrs. Laura M cKeman. Mrs. Day W. A. K ing and Mrs. W. C. John Thursday night of last week at the cutting the size of exorbitant Cash Store Presbyterian church for members charges. If the charges made by son. any departm ent mav be paid from of the congregation. a budgeted Item, and are o. k.'d bv N eighbors of W oodcraft held lolnt The Spanish War veterans and the proper person ot the depart- Installation with the Creswell chap ter W ednesday evening In I. O. O. auxiliarv will hold Joint Installation | ment, there Is nothing that can be F. hall. Mrs. Fannv Lebow of Cres of officers Friday night. January done about It. For instance, an em- Dloye o f a department mav make a well was Installing officer. Mrs. 120. in the armory. —♦ — dozen trips a week to Portland In Lebow. Mrs. J. P Graham, guar The Delphian society will meet his or her automobile and charge dian neighbor, and Mias Doris Le bow, retiring guardian neighbor, Monday night. January 18. at the the state five cents a mile for each trip, while no one Is authorized to were presented with flowers. Mrs. home of Mrs. Elbert Bede. question whether the trips could Mildred Trunnell. past guardian Tuesday Bridge club will meet not lust as well have been made bv neighbor, was presented with a P. G. pin. Follow ing the m eeting a January 17 with Mrs. Schofield stage or train at a much less cost. The state needs a business Head program was held and refresh Stewart. with power to do things. He would m ents were served. The R. N. A. club will meet Mon make a lot of employes and o ffi Mrs. Nelson Durham and Mrs. O. day evening. January 16. with Mrs. cials sore, but he would save the state a lot of money. L. N ichols entertained the Past Ethel Hammond. One thing members are asking Matrons' club Monday afternoon in The Joker club will meet Friday. this session Is whv expenses seem the Masonic club rooms. The fol January 20. with Mrs. Inez Meeks to have Increased In the executive low ing officers were elected: Presi office and budget director's office, d e n t, Mrs. R oy Short; vice presi The W C. T. U. will m eet today while these two have been making dent. Mrs. George Matthews; secre- the most noise about cutting ex I tary-treasurer. Mrs. C. A. Beldler. (Friday) with Mrs. M. A. Groves. penses to the bone. These officials A two-course luncheon was served The N eedlecraft club will meet prepare their own budgets and some at the tea hour and the table was centered with a potted plant. Guests W ednesday with Mrs. Arthur Jones members wish to ask an explana tion. were Mrs. Donnel Allen and Mrs. Elbert Bede. LONDON. I Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hamloth en Jan. 10.—The Gerald Banton fam terta in ed with a dinner Sunday. ily returned Sunday from Eugene, Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Walter where they had been visiting sever Fullmer o f Eugene. Mrs. Jam es al days. They were accompanied bv Heady of Portland, Mr. and Mrs 08302573 Free Methodist Church. Roy W Mrs. Harold Gravos and two chil V em Hazen. Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Howell, Pastor. — Sunday school, dren and Mrs. Will Ray. This Hazen, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fullmer 9:45, Mrs. Elizabeth Tarr, superin group were dinner guests Sunday _____ ___ • and Mr. and Mrs. George Morgan. tendent; forenoon service, 11. The at the George Sutherland home. pastor will preach at the Drain M. Mrs. Gravos and Mrs. Ray return The Christian ladles’ aid society E. church but regular services will ed to Eugene Sunday evening. met W ednesday afternoon In the be held here, someone else supply Mrs. Myrtle Aulsworth left Sun ¡church parlors with Mrs. W illiam ing the local pulpit. E vening ser day evening for Salem on business «»s. Kirtley as hostess. The afternoon vice. 7:30, serm on topic, "The Two and also to visit the W alter San The New Cereal iw as spent socially and refreshments fold Purpose of the Divine Plan." ford family. Everett Small w as taken serloua- were served at the tea hour Prayer meeting. Thursday, 7:30. Wheat or Oats ly 111 suddenly Frldat evening. Levi Geer returned from Coburg F irst M ethodist Episcopal Church. Friday and has been on the sick lbs. Meredith A. Groves. Pastor.—Sun list. day school, 9.45, Mrs. C. E. Um- Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Jones were In phrey, superintendent; forenoon Eugene on business Saturday. service, 11. sermon topic, “Twice The Obsidians, a hiking club of Born;’’ evening service, 5, sermon Eugene, came up Sunday and made topic, "The Pharisee and the Publi an inspection trip through the Black B e s t c u t s o f s h o u ld e r GJ lb. can." Tableau: "The Pharisee and Butte mines. the Publican," and special music. Phillip and Dorman Brookhart. And a musical yo-yo Young people's m eetings: Senior Buck Ritter and Clifford Town- and Interm ediate League. 6; young “ “'J* ‘a 7/,“ ¡¿'¿„day'' to' ' the p eoples league. 7:15. Prayer m e e t-: sh , , lneg Free In each package ing, Thursday. 7:J0 Wednesday, 8. £ ,np 0*weii and daughter young people s study club. Ella May left W ednesday for Cur- F a n c y su g a r c u r e d lb. • • • tin to spend several davs at the Highway B aptist Church, Henry home of Mrs. Powell’s sister, Mrs. W. Davis, Pastor.—Sunday school, i Bert Lemon. 9:45; forenoon service, 11, sermon ------------------— topic, "The Rainbow of H ope;” eve HEBRON. ning service, 7:30, serm on topic, Jan. 11.—Mrs. Pheobe Young I "Ruth and Naomi or the Law of w ent to Cottage Grove Saturday i Spiritual A ffinity.” morning and visited Mrs. Mallnda • • • Aubrev until Sunday after church. Presbyterian Church, Rev. D. P. Philip Hersev. Grants Pass, and Cameron, speaker.—Sunday school, Gunner Anderson, Merlin, visited 9:45; forenoon service. 11, sermon from Wednesday until Monday at Center Slices topic. "What Is the Mission of the the Gllcrlst home. A lr e a d y ¡Church?" There will be no tvtnlnj: Fred Lossee was called back to ! service. work Monday at the Black Butte • • • mines. P re p a r ed The Misses Esther and Arva Adventist Church. — At Intersec tion of w est Main and M streets Is Zimmerman and Tommie Johns, a small white church. Seventh Day Eugene, were Sunday evening din Adventist. Each Saturday at 9:30 an ner guests of Mr. and Mrs F. C. hour is spent In the study of the Führer. Miss Helen Kirsch returned to Sabbath school lesson. A t 11 o'clock the pastor. Elder Paul Iverson, de Elkton Saturday to resume teach ing. after spending a part of her livers a sermon, the proof of his statem ents being named by chap- holiday vacation with, a sister, Mrs. Aunt Jemima i ter and verse from the Bible. Wed Earl Johnson. Miss Vera Gllham gave a party nesday evening hour, 7:30. N ew Year’s eve at the Earl John- and a yo-yo Free Hprlngfleld D efeats Cottage Grove, son home It was a taffy pull, hon Cottage Grove was defeated in a orlng a brother Glenn on his basketball game with Springfield by tw entieth birthday anniversary, a score o f 25 to 7 In a gam e played Mrs. Belle Geer returned home there Monday night. The first quar- the first of the week after spend ter ended with a score of 1 to 0 In ing the holidays with a daughter Cottage Grove’s favor. Early In the and family, Mr and Mrs. R B. second quarter Springfield took the Powell. lead and held it throughout the re- Miss Katie Gllcrlst resumed her i malnder of the game. The Cottage school duties at Latham Monday, after a two-week vacation. Grove lineup was as follows: F„ Crystal White or Palmolive Beads R itte r s Chestnut and Bally; C., Cochran; G Conner and Gates; substitute, Anniversary Celebration Planned. 811k Creek, Jan. 12.—(Special.) : Glass. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Garner will cele brate their golden wedding annlver. County School Funds Received. Cottage Grove school district No. sary with an open house from 2:30 45 received $2,057.30 Tuesday as Its to 5 Tuesday afternoon. Manv share of the county school fund. neighbors and friends have been Worth Harvey, district clerk, re Invited. Elder Iverson of Cottage POWM COMPAND Grove has been aBkcd to perform a ported. School districts throughout the short ceremony to take place as county received a total o f $50,593.60, near the same time In the afternoon according to report of the county as that which united Mr. and Mrs. Garner 50 years before. school superintendent. BARTELS MARKET Irish-Swartz Co. Free City Delivery Groceries—Meat—F eed i Church News i Ener-g Cereal Large Pkg. 23c Shortening 4 25c Pork Liver 2 15c Pork Roasts Bacon 8ci side i O i c Bix Bacon Squares 9c,b Biscuit Flour Sliced Ham 2 lbs. 25c Large Pkg. 25c Pancake Flour 3i lb. sack 19c E LEC TR IC ITY IS THE CHEAPEST THING YOU BUY MOUNTAIN BAUS Washing Powder Catsup 3 pkgs. 10c Large bottle 10c W HERE TH E T H R IFT Y T H R P
