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Newspaper Page TextggWTPrPn OOTTAOK OBOYK. OBBOOW, THTRSPAY, JUNE ¿8, 1904 GottÄgf term >ruttnfi Member* o f the legislature -at Mra. Caroline R ickert, Mrs. Inez The old world has respect for least have m easures explained to Meeks and Mrs. H elen Sm ith were m an’s Inequality. hostesses Tuesday evening for the thm , and m ost m em bers give som e «L u xai b i n , astiar. Royal N eighbors lodge, which FaHisfc*« >**17 Tkusdar *7 delta«* study to every bill upon which Or*»* PaMlakla« Campaa/. voted to have only one m eeting a they are expected to vote. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JUbwt ------------------------- Ur**14*a m onth during July and August, on If m embers of the legislature Btowl ta lik ----U**i*t*il the second Tuesday. Kuppenbender-Bennett. voted with as little thought as do « ii n l i n « » u b llcli.u «oio/.d *1 c<il The wedding o f M iss Mildred D. , DU. W. S . LEBO W som e voters, there would be far to«* O«*«* a* ***aa<-*l*aa manat. Bennett, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. r , “i 1“ i ^r a hlcnic to be held D entist B u m i i u n ii. ja a .n a autä more bad law s and far few er good H enry Bennett, and Edw in Kup- dUly 8 at Scottsburg w ere m ade at i tifilo» Fifth and Main Streets I law a nbender, Eugene, son of M m . C. M onday n igh t m eetin« of I Hours, a 3o to 12 arul 1 to 5 30 I «GBauüM’i u i a x ix a . But the p r iz e one we heard the Kuppenbender. wan solem nized Rainbow for Girl®- Reports were tdaaa la aa»aa*«,J « » o n s lg ___________ 11 0 « T*a» ----- »LI »lian « mosto* _»0.8a other day. at 10 o'clock Sunday forenoon at r®c ®lve<t from delegates to th® re- I L - U k C. U. KIMJt I HU U..OI». _ .« l.o u , J s . u*otb ___SOSO T his w riter was conversing with St. Mary’s parish house in Eugene. c en t. grand assem bly. R efresh- 1 ««I*t«a t»t«— tiui f t » , aaanioaat. Dentist one who has college degrees, one F ather Leipzig performed the cer- m ents were served. 1 Muabu *1 Offios in First National | w ho has taken a deep Interest in ‘ iriony in the presence o f the im- __ T * ." . . * Mattonai « m u n s i u i . c l . l l o i politics one w h o »Ives atudv to m ediate fam ilies. Paul P rice at- i , The a^nua{, pic?!c . o i th ® PreBby" Bank Building ur*«oa etata « m u n s i aaao«iail*a politics, one wno gives study to tended the „room and ¡¿m. LeRoy i e n a “ church, w hich w as to have Cottage Grove, Ora I Ora«ua S *««s*o*r Cosíanme* m en and m easures, one w ho has x ^ ^ n e, sister of the bride was been held Tuesday, w as postponed I— Fhpns 10 rmrmciANs been a factor for good In the state, mttu on of honor. A reception fol- 110111 a latcr dale to avoid nny one who would m ake a good pat- lowed at the Kuppenbender home. Poaa‘bility of spreading in fa n ’.ile | U k <1 U FR O ST tern fo r those who wish to vote The bride was attired in a pale paralysis, a case of which h as de- | P hysician and burgeon T he quadruped of the genus bo Intelligently. blue crepe sport dress w ith gray vel°Ped here. F irst N ational Hank Building vine Is n ot au aristocrat. The subject o f cam paign ex- turban and gray accessories. H er T . . .. i ¿fumo 41 Gott She even has the unrefined habit penses came u p This w riter ex- corsage was of Cecil Brunner „ The t-aComua club held their U . AX LEY. M. of chew ing her cud in public. i_i_ • roses and iiiies-of-tho-valley Mr« annual picnic a t the hom e of Mrs. George Jacobsen Tuesday. A picnic P uyalcian and Burgeon She is careless about her person. plained that m any cam paign ex- 1^aBrle wore a biue unJ ’ E venings by Appointm ent i B u t when it com es to gettin g re penses are never listed. The listen- apOr^ dress with m atching hat and ^u° c h w as served at noon and the Over K em s D rug Store I er couldn’t understand w hy any accessoriea H er corsage w as pan- afternoon w as sp en t in a social su lts she Is a top-notcher. , Cottage Grove Oregon . Although her only product In candidate should fa ll to list all his sie8 and lllies-of-the-valley. A f t e r , m anner- The club adjourned for , a wedding trip to R ockaw ay beach the sum m er- | U M. KICK. M. D. life is m ilk, w ith winch she parts expenses. P hysician * Burgeon And the reason this person Mr. and M ra K uppenbender will __ w ithout protest, it reaches our ta couldn’t understand was th at he be at hom e in Eugene. The groom , ,,,? claries lodge observed Its Over C ollage Grove Pharm acy bles in a variety of form s, and U . .U - •• U . I , Phones: R es. 127; O ffice 75 who is there w ho could thoroughly ________ >34 Mam S t r e e t ______ __A _ o f m em bers and auxiliary m em enjoy h is m eals without som e ar expenses. H e thought the state- bers w ere guests. A banquet was A TTO H NEY8 o« — (Sneniai i I "ers «u esis. -A w as ticle that we should not have ex m ent of expenses filed w ith th e, ,,a)ham , w as in effect a statem ent M Anna J C a r t e r served apd this w as follow ed by cept for b ossy’s liberality in dis state HKRBEBT LOM BARD I upon which repaym ent to the can- T f a s ^ w e e k w t t ^ a ' m i X i X " dancin* ’ Attorney at Law pensing lacteal fluid? I F irst N ational Bank Building I shower a t the hom e of M is. Ken- I t is even doubtful if our health didate w as based. W hen a person o f high intelli- neth Martin in Eugene. The honor M-Lonln would be so good without dairy gence, such as this person Is, had guest received m any beautiful and the place and hour to * b e J£jiy products. H. J. S111NN | not learned any better than th a t,' useful g ifts from the ladies aid nounced P later ^ T h e com m ittee in I I Attorney at L aw —N otary P ublic I There are cases on record of w hat can be expected o f those be Mra’ I P ractices in All C ourts persons who have lived to a ripe have had little opportunity? i J7® . j ” “ ™ , lj0Lh ra? church. Mrs Vinal Randall and Joe Sm ith. B ader Building old age on no other diet than who Incidentally, w ou ld h-rcan dldates ms, , ; Cottage Grove __ O regon 1 m ilk. N o other Item of food con picnic if the state repaid L,Und. D ainty refreanm enta were th5 ALTA KING | tains so m any of the essentials to have a served. Mias Carter, who is a M o th e r s been postponed cam paign expenses? Lawyer bodily heaiLh and vigor. d aq gh u r o f Mrs. <L ee W i ll i n g of L aw son B uilding P hysician s an d s c ie n tis ts s a y the next Sun- an " all-day ’ ......... - ~ . PQ.Qfle gu Cttttage prove, o r a i Chancellor Kerr m eant it when Dauiam , wili be m arried _______ grow ing child should have not less session. ^h® Wiiiiama hom e to H ar- than a quart o f m ilk a day, and he »aid he would retire thia H am m erickaen, son yf Mr. and i that m uch m ilk probably would be mer, and th® search haa started for a buccesaor The statA hoard ■M1'*’ ^ ^ “ der H am m erickaen of ; better for the adult than a quart is going to have a d iffic u ltJ o b ^ ^ ¿ p i r ^ i r ^ l l a v t ^ f o r " ¿ S ______ ■■atm»«« il».______ SOCIETY S W IM I I t Costs So Little to Suit Everyone Smartly in DENTISTS______ SWIMAWAYS E Women’s new-style, high- grade wool su its, sizes 34 to 4 2 1 Men’s pure worsted su its with deep-cut backs, sizes 36 to 42! THK GENTLE BOSSY. o. M isses’ high-style, quality wool suits, sizes 8 to 16! Gay Was® DRES8E& Light Cotton Vests Naw Rayon UNDIES S h e e rs , P rin ts! fo r W om en ' A d o n n a -M a d e ! Sleeveless or or gandy-trim m ed ! V at - dyed pat te ra st Sizes 14 to 621 Original Estimate and Accounting Sheet, School District No. 45 fls*cs‘lll? ’* “ , “ d Vh 7 . .f ” ‘¿ eUnX d,to7 ^ • 2 5 “. d^.n"“ oxp“ dllSieih*o*’ T’hI1 H.” '“"*' r.o3n7‘hu u hL e; ; r“ ‘ <?' » ^ i x “ d »“PPU m for ‘^ h . prx i : , n i EXPENDITURES Expenditures for three fiscal years next preceding the last _ school year_________ Expenditures and bud get allowance for six months of last school year ITEM Budget in detail 1988-1984 Expenditures 6 months 1983-1934 General eontrol— Superintendent Clerk ................ Office assistant Censos Election and publicity Audit ..... Other services ------- . Total iTu .lv«. Supervision- Principals ______ ....» 2,200.00 — 230.00 180 00 6000 60.00 » 2,000.00 210.00 180 00 45.00 100.00 10.00 30.00 --------- „» 2,»20.00 » l.too oo « 2,695 00 » 2,502.00 225.00 180.00 41.55 90.54 10.00 10.00 » 8.059.09 ........ ........ * ».»00.00 » i , 780.00 « 3,460.00 « 4,235.93 3,300.00 » 1,780.00 3 8.460.00 3 4.285 93 — - Total _______ _____ ---------------- „ 4 lastruetlon— Teaehing High school __ Oradea — - Supplies ___ Textbooks _____ Total 100.00 10.00 - ------------» i i . i 50.00 .................. 10.667.00 ----------- 800.00 ----------- - 600.00 $ 5.400.00 4.507 00 875.00 275.00 ..»24,217.00 »10,337.00 »10.845.00 9.015.00 700.00 500.00 »20,560.00 Enel — ............ . Light and power — . W ater ----- ----- ---------- telephones Other services Total • 2,118 80 420 90 »28.64 832.70 138 84 141.27 16.15 .—...» 8.675.00 » 1.755.00 • 8.478.00 * 8.992.30 300.00 800.00 200 00 150 00 75 00 150.00 50.00 150.00 145.00 110 00 75.00 85.00 100 00 80.00 * 800.00 300.00 200.00 100.00 100 00 125.00 23.00 • 200.29 256.26 180.85 187.80 9 15 88 07 8.25 643.00 • 1,150.00 « 880 88 240.00 40 00 15 00 10 00 * 800 00 60.00 50 00 60.00 • 402.68 15.96 125 00 • 450.00 * 423.69 100.00 • 200.00 75 00 88.00 » 198.52 87 91 »25 Maintenance and Repairs— Home-making department Agricultural department . High school b u ild in g ____ Gymnasium b u ild in g ___ Central grade b u ild in g ____ West side grade building Grounds — ___ Total - . » 1,225 00 Equipment— High „ school building Gymnasium 500.00 50.00 50 00 50.00 building . Central grade building _ . West aide grade building T o t a l___________________ » ..» 650.00 » 250.00 75 00 25.00 equipment Health service and supplies Total Fined Charges— laiumnce Tstal - ______ -.» »50.00 ..» »50.00 -• (30.00 40 00 5 00 145.00 • 100.00 • 289.68 » 170.00 • •5 0 00 • 288.24 » 170.00 • 880.00 * 286 24 » 1*0.00 108,00 * 318.00 1 448.7» 108.00 • »16.00 • 44» 7» I.eoO OO 1,500 00 1,000 00 137.50 » 212.50 ..» - ,- x 150.00 « 4.414.18 • 5.047.72 10« G reat value! 36 inch b le a c h e d ; 39 in unbleached Has many uses! For people who like bath towel texture in a face towel size at a low price! C rn ’t S e e V a lu e o f L ie The natives living among the hills and Jungles of central India are noted for their truth telling, al though cattle-stealing is a popular pastime with them. One of their leaders was once asked what made them more disposed to tell the truth than others. “We have not yet learned the value of a lie,” he an swered. » ^ 000.40 8 325.87 * 844.46 1 003 43 • 787.00 1 • 1.027.40 » 6.654.11 » 6.74» 07 Phone 79 PH O N E Cottage Grove All Laundry Services M A K IN G S3 Excellent Dry Cleaning R R IE N D S C O T T A G E G R O V E ,O R E G O N ^ Phone 53-2 Free City Deliveries Daily Specials for June 29-30-July 1-2 H oney Jar C aps M ason or Kerr 2 doz. 45c Jar R ubbers 5-lb. pail 39c Fruit Pectin Preferred Stock 3 doz. 10c 3 -o z . pkg. 1 0 c K e rr ’s R o lle d O ats Kerr’s Hotcake Flour Quick or Regular 9-lb. b ag 3 5 c 9.8-lb. b ag 45c 2,000.00 j »47,932.00 ! Balance— Amount to be raised by district tax............ ............. -------------------------------------------------------------------- PEETS ............ » 47.982.00 J ______ 19,000.00 1 .... -3 28.932.00 ----- » »1,902.00 ! ....... 8,500.00 ..... ----- 7 I 1,875.00 8.655.00 ■ 2,000.00 , ..................» 47.932.00 ! I „ a „ INDEBTEDNESS Bonds outstanding ........................ ......................... ... Warrants outstanding as of June 25, 1934 _____ Municipal assessm ents as of June 25, 1934 ______ ----------------- » »1,500.00 ......................... 18,570.12 ......... ............. 856.98 Total ____ __ _______________________________ ..» 45.427.05 Dated this 18th day of June, 1934. CHARLES A. BEIDLER, Chairman of I If ,'-n ii.n v D O Board of Directors and Chairman n v ’ uuvvJPiFR8, oi Budget Committee. g- V WORTH HARVEY, D istrict Clerk and . Secretary of Budget Committee. Advisory Committee. H. B. GRIGGS, CLEM SARFF, Directors. Jn28-J112 5-lb. pkg. 1 40-oz. pkg. 1 23-oz. pkg. All for 29c 4 pkgs. 10 bars 25c 9-oz. pkg. Peets Granulated Free 25c 25c Valley Rose Flour Delicious Flour $1.39 49-lb. bag $1.69 Eugene S a tu rd a y N ig h t A1 Pearce and His Gang S,035.00 506.21 Cottage Grove Laundry A L \^ /A V S 850.00 190.00 i 6:25. 8:35.10 45 * CA REFUL Launderers and Dry Cleaners Seven English towns followed the exam ple of Nottingham In barring the exhibition of fat women In cir cuses and side shows. 250.00 75.00 25.00 ! ....»8,655.00 M c D o n a ld T h e a te r * 2.741.39 Sm art new printa and plain colora. A fine cambric weave. Typewriters—Office Supplies—The Sentinel. T ow n s B ar C ircus F a t W om an 49-lb. bag • 3,380.01 19* 1 3 ‘ yd v,;? O u r F inest! A H a n d y S iz e ! J. C. PENNEY CO., » 650.00 » 4,000.00 ; 1,655.00 i 2 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ;. 1,000.00 1 SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED EXPENSES Personal service .............. ........... .... .................................. .................... ......... Supplies ____ «.................................. . . ... ___________ Maintenance and repairs «__ _________ _______ ____ _______ _ Debt service —__________________ , , .......... .... .......................... .... Emergency ................................. ........ ........ , ...............„ »30,791.65 -■p Fancy Strained 40.00 m , RECAPITULATION Total estimated expenditure for the year............... ...............- .......... Total estimated receipts, not including proposed tax.................... * 4,470.00 RONDO PERCALES TERRY TOWELS W h i l e I t's » .3.209.26 » 3,769.96 Vests, bloomers, panties, full-cut p 1 a i n - k n I t rayon, aizes 34 to 421 Buyal 850 00 Grand total................« » 8.808.54 Ospito! O*t<tr>— aucssmsafc 150.00 50.00 12.50 DEBT SERVICE: Bond redemption ............ Bond interest Warrant reduction ...........................«.......... Warrant interest .......................... .............. 5.00 Auxiliary Agencies 100.00 25.00 12.50 Total.___________________ Total * 1.725.00 450.00 550.00 400.00 150.00 150 00 60.00 » 560.00 CAPITAL OUTLAY: Municipal assessments ..................... r 850.00 250 00 275.00 200 00 75.00 75.00 80.00 .......... .............» 100.00 AUXILIARY AGENCIES: Library ................................................... Playground equipment ..................... Health service and supplies ____ Total.. »13.888.88 ii , t 3 2 639 32 600.18 »26,275.40 ...» 1,725.00 550.00 - 650.00 400.00 - 150 00 - 150 00 5000 50.00 50.00 Emergency Op*r»tlon o< Pleut— Janitor* sod helpers Janitor*’ supplie* Total....... —............... .................. ... 600.00 50.00 FIXED CHARGES: I n Nil rance ........................... Detailed expenditures for the last year of the three-ypftr period 1,000.00 105.00 90.00 25.00 60.00 6.00 25 00 EQUIPMENT: High school buildlng ....... ................................. Gymnasium buildlng ......................... ...................... Central Grade buildlng ........................................... West Side grade buildlng ................................— Fine ribbed cot t o n , b u ilt - u p shoulder, pretty rayon trim ! In sizes 34 to 4 4 1 Buy IIONOrt MUSLIN Notice of School Meeting home Som e of these facts, m ost of finding a person so well qualified Pasd to m ake —^»— I Notice ctice itt ia hereby given to the legal voters voter« of School D istrict No. 45 4 of Lane them perhaps, are generally recog as the retiring school adm inistra- tor. Even those who are pleased Mrs. H. B. Grimrs was of Or««on. Oregon, that a ® SCHOOL MEETING of said »aid district will w ill be held at iw w r ,™ ____ _____ ___________ _________ ____ ____ w— hostoss County. -r’ State oi nized, but how m any . . . the . . Utopia club last - e .8eh°°> a.u._s V_«AS__ .» ««X x ._ of _s y know that , to see him retire, and they are ! for Thursday of xji Hi*h building on tho 23d day July, 1934, at at 2 o ’clock the dairy cow is the greatest single purpoae of dis- „ _ ....... 3 at t h . I-*,.!».,. _ ... ln ib® afternoon and polls to remain open until 7 p. m. for the purpi V1 .a8. , m? ny “ they were- wlU ? “ 8K 8. i a r “ , h “ e a t C o m -I cuaaing the budget hereinafter set out with the levying board, and to v vote on the source of incom e for r the farm ? . adm it that much. stock. A country sty.e dinner was proposition of levying a special diatrict tax. In 192b the Income from dairy served at 12:30. Follow ing dinner : T h . total amount of money needed by the eaid district during the fiacal year products w as 1%, billions, and home, beginning on Juno 18. 1934. and ending on June 17. 1935, is eatimated in the Sex is to be taken out of motion guests inspected the old from all other sources the farm in pictures, says Czar W ill Hayes. It which was the G riggs hotel in the tuilowing budget and includes the amount» to be received from the county high early days. A business m eeting !1(-'b00l fund, state school fund, elementary echool fund, special diatrict tax. and all com e was 9-h billions. is too late. Our m orals are already r 1110,11° e is r c . budg et W hile the Income from dairy ruined. Besides, taking sex out of w as held and the rem ainder of products dropped to 1 1/3 billions pictures is likely to put the movie the afternoon sp en t with needie- '—--------------------------------------------------- P lan s were m ade for the ESTIMATED RECEIPTS in 1932, farm incom e from other business in such condition that work ______ __________ _ 6,600.00 annual picnic to ____ be ____ held July M 22 County school fund __ _ sources dropped to 3 A billions. H ayes will have nothing to boss. » »,600.00 at the Randall sum m er hom e on : 8le‘n(!“t»ry school fund The Income from the cow in 1932 000.00 the Umpqua. Mrs. T. C. W heeler I „ Vocational te„ 8ch1o ol. ,un.d, education subsidies - 1.200.00 w as 24.S per cen t of the entire Vocational educati An Ontario, Cal., boy made w as a special guest. Non-high school tuition ............. 6,700.00 farm income. Kxcept for the dairy skunk soup in order to g e t the Other services ....... .................. .... 100.00 cow the farm er would have been skeleton for his biology class. He A t the m eeting o f the Eastern work Total...........- ...................... .. ..»19,000.00 in a m uch w orse plight than he succeeded in more than that and Star Friday night degree w as exem plified for June W heel now la yot more than th a t ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES er, Maxine Lem ley, Mrs. Minnie In the period from 1920 to 1932 GENERAL CONTROL: Elementary High School Vincent and E . R. Lem ley. A »1,100.00 »2,200.00 the per capita consum ption of m ilk All Eugene men have been or floral degree w as conferred upon Clerk ................. 115.00 115.00 230.00 Increased from 635 pounds to 857 dered to grow whiskers to adver Mrs. lim a Thum, junior past m a Office assistant 180.00 90.00 90.00 pounds, an increase of 32 per cent. tise the Oregon Trail pageant. tron. Mrs. Vinal Randall, associate Census 60.00 20.00 30.00 - _________________ 100.00 W hat e ffect the come-back of beer Some of them have faces that are m atron, gave a report o f 50.00 50.00 the i election and publicity ................................. 5.00 5.00 10.00 has had on m ilk consum ption has better covered. grand chapter session held recent- Audit l v in Portland. A number o f visit hot y e t been determined. Total.................................................... ...»1,415.00 »1,405.00 »2,820.00 Congress has adjourned. The ing guests and m em bers from out We ought to have m ore respect INSTRUCTION-SUPERVISION: for the awkward, hom ely, gentle w eather got too hot and, besides, of town spoke oriefly and refresh Principals: high school, 1 at » 1 ,5 « m ents w ere served. 1,640.00 1,540.00 eyed creature that provides us with there w as nothing more that F. D. grades, 2 at »1,130.00........ 2,260.00 ... 2,260.00 Other services .................................... ..... so m any of the necessities of life wanted. 25.00 60.00 Mrs. S. L. Godard entertained a and so large a portion o f the group for dinner la st Thursday Total....... »........... ............................................................. »2,260.00 »1,540.00 »3,800.00 The king of Italy has opened farm income. com plim enting her husband on his parliam ent. W here did he come birthday anniversary. G uests in INSTRUCTION-TEACHING : from ? 270.00 cluded Mr. and Mrs. Roy Graham Teachers: high school, 1 at »270.00..... WE LEARN SO LITTLE. 1 at »1.500.00........ 1,500.00 and Adce Gray, E ugene; Mr. and 1 at »1,300.00....... 1,300.00 We hear a great deal o f criti Mrs. S. V. Allison, Jean Allison, The Cocktail 1 at »1,250.00............................ 1,250.00 cism of the voter. Mrs. Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Harry 7 at »990.00....... 6,930.00 The cocktail is said to have been Godard and daughter and Mr. and H e goes to the polls and votes 1 at »900.00.......................... — 900.00 grades, 1 at »880.00...............................- ........ 880.00 for candidates o f whom he knows Invented by one Klizalietli Flana Mrs. H. K. H aynes. 9 at »808.00......................................... 7,272.00 nothing. gari, who wag a sutler to the army 1 at » 7 5 5 .0 0 -.-.....................- ............. 755.00 H e votes for a candidate because and followed the troop of Virginia /Th® K ensington club surprised Teachers’ supplies ....... ......................................................... 400.00 400.00 th at candidate is a republican or Horse, commanded by Colonel Burr, Mrs. E lsie Uurrln, their president, T ext books ....................................................... ........................ 600.00 last Thursday evening when they dem ocrat, because he is a con who took up winter quarters at a called at her home and presented Total...................................................................... »9.907.00 »12,550.00 »24,217.00 servative or a radical, because he place called "Four Corners," be ♦ u 1* a QuMt w ith named of OPERATION: has m ade prom ises that appeal to tween Tarrytown and White Plains, the m em bers embroidered on the »1,125.00..—...... «............ 400.00 725.00 the voter, because he looks well on New York, during the Revolution blocks. The evening was sp en t so Janitors and helpers: 1 1 at at »500.00.............................. 500.00 a cam paign card, or for som e ary war. Here she set up a hotel cially and refreshm ents were serv (extra) »100............. ................ 50.00 50.00 ed at a late hour. Janitors’ supplies ..... other of a hundred reasons that 275.00 275.00 largely patronized by otlieers of the 800.00 300.00 really are not sufficient. (gas and labor) ...................................... The M ethodist ladles’ aid society 20.00 80.00 M onths a fter he is in office, French and American forces. 100.00 300.00 held a picnic yesterday at the Ar Light and power ............................................. Water ................................................................... there is com plaining because he is 100.00 50.00 nes t park on east Main street Telephone ...................................... .................... 50.00 100.00 not the kind of fellow the voter K n ow in g B acteria Mrs. Loren H arvey and Mrs. Dale Other services ........................................... ....... 25.00 25.00 thought he was, because he is not Bacteria have bwii In the world Sturges, captains of the losing keeping his prom ises, or for some with man ever since he first arrived side in an experience social, were Total...................................................... .......................„...»1,770.00 »1,905.00 »3,675.00 ' in charge. A basket lunch was other reason that Is no better than AND REPAIRS: the one that impelled the voter on earth, and he has wrestled with served at 12:30 and a business Homo MAINTENANCE making department ...... ........................................ 800.00 m eeting followed. them front birth till death through to vote for him. Agricultural department ................. »............ ....... ............. 300.00 all the generatlnna of m.xnklnd; yet High school building ........................................ ................. 200.00 Voters who are loud In their crit u TanK lef°°t dancing club Gymnasium building ........................................... «............ 150.00 he has known practically nothing icism of the legislature go into held the closing dance of the series Central grade building ........................................ «............. 75.00 their booths to ca st their ballots about them until during the past at Sw miners' D elight last Thurs W est Side grade building ..................... .......................... 150.00 25.00 25.00 upon m easures which they have fifty years, when he has learned day night. A picnic supper w as Grounds ........«.............................. ......... ........................ — not even read, let alone studied. served and sw im m ing and dancing how to Htudy fhpm nt tliolr work ____________ Total........«............................................................. » 250.00 » 975.00 »1,225.00 ----------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- ________________ __________ l— _ _ , ---------------------- were fea tures of entertainm ent. 25« 88c W. of beer. f B oys’ pure wool Zipper su its, sizes 8 to 16! “Here Comes the Groom' with Jack Haley, Mary Boland and Neil Hamilton ALL SEATS 50c; KIDDIES 25c Chocolate Drops 2 lbs. 25c S w a n sd o w n Bitter Choc. W ilbur’s—tw o ^ -lb . cakes Candy Bars A ssorted 3 for 10c C a k e F lo u r 2 5 c p k g.