Give Them a Lift
Man Entices Little Child1 St. Johns to Get Mill
When I'm chugging in my
motor, up and down tho country
side and behold a weary voter,
I remark, "Get in and ride."
And he always looks so grateful
that, in sooth, I wonder why
any man should bo so hateful
as to pass a walker by. All day
long tho cars go akitting up and
down the dusky pike, and few
drivors arc inviting weary Pete
or foot-sore Mike; and these
weary men are heaping curses
on the idle rich, as from danger
they go leaping to tho bottom of
the ditch. "When you'ro riding
in your auto, give tho weary
jay a lift." Oh, my car is large
and roomy, seven delegates
'twill seat, and I call tho pil
grims to me, eaying, "Ride and
rest your feet." And it fills my
heart with gladness, and it
makes my boHom glow, when I
rescue from their sadness seven
delegates or so. In my car I'm
trrand and stately, like a monarch
on his throne, but I'd loath and
hate it greatly if I rode in there
alone, whiln a lot of weary fel
lows labored in the dust and
heat, breathing through their
leaky bollowa, weeping o'er their
aching foot. I keep saying while
I'm skidding in my wagon large
and swift, "Selfishness is most
forbiddinggive the other chap
a lift. "-Walt Mason.
A Local Invention
A soaring bird was the model
which V. W. Huben of St. Johns
used in designing a monoplane,
which was completed and as
sembled at tho Koho CUy I'ark
Bpuodway lust week. After two
years of effort on the part of tho
builder, including careful study
of birds, tho machine is ready,
and Mr. Huben expects to make
a trial flight within a week.
The monoplane's wings resemble
those of a bird and through a
system of control which the in
ventor has developed the wings
can be tilted backwards or for
wards to increimo or lessen thu
air pressure and to maintain the
balance. Mr. Huben hopes that
tho piano can bu driven with
less power than the present types
of machines demand. Tho
machines has never been in
flight, but several small models,
which the inventor made before
beginning construction of tho
largo craft, have sailed success
fully against tho wind, he states.
Monday's Oregonian.
QUONfl TONO CAPB
Try Chop Huey mul Noodle ut Mimlur
i untie nntuc iNuiry every uity mi
mice.
I'Cnln i if MpiII " UV nivi' liri'iili inat
mul (tinner. Oih'ii (rum (1 n. m to 12 .
in. 101) H. Jersey Mretl
Last Sunday afternoon while
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Roe at
their confectionery store at 211
North Jersey street were at din
ner, their little neice, Freda,
aged 3J years, hurried through
her meal and taking a piece of
cako in her hand went out on
tho sidewalk in search of her
playmates. Shortly afterwards
Mrs. Roc went to see if the child
was all right, and failing to find
her immediately started a search.
About an hour and a half after
the child left a lady phoned that
a child had been found in the
brush alongside tho railroad cut
near Lombard street, who said
her name was Freda Hoe War
wick. It was learned from an
eye witness and also the child
Btory that on leaving tho Btorc
she met a man who asked her to
go with him and see some little
puppies, and, of course, child
like, she was anxious to sec them
and followed him off, crossing
Jersey street ut (.;hicngo street
and irom mere unlit sue was
found in the brush nt the rail
road cut no record of her travels
nre had. Mr. Durand, living
along the cut, hearing a chile
crying in tho brush, went to in
vestigato and saw a man, tallying
with ti n description of the party
she left homo With, hurrying
through the brush and jumping
tho fence alongside tho railroad
cut. Tho little girl was very
tired from her travels., and up
on Doing nsked if sho would not
take Mr. Hoe over tho route they
traveled replied: "Gee, Uncle
Mun would get awful tired; it
is a long, long ways."
Mr. and Mrs. Hoc desire to
express their gratitude to those
who aided in thu little girl's re
covery safely and unharmed.
Portland docks commission
wants $U70,'1H1 for operations in
Notice of Final Account
No. 1061I7.
In thu Circuit Court of the .State of Or
egon (or the County of Miiltiioiiiuli,
I'rolmtv Di'iKittinctil,
In the Mutter ol the Untitle of Gauge
KoneriMiii, nereiiieii.
Notice U Klveii Hint Charlotte Robert
Min, executrix ol the I,nl Wilt mul Ten
tiiment ol (Hinge KoliurtMin, iIiccuhmI
Inu llleil with the County Clerk of Mutt
luiitnili County, Oregon, her final iircimnt
in Mich 'xt'cutrix. mul Hint WimIiiiwIiiv
Oct. SW, llllll. at MiilU A. M nl the Court
Iloiikc of Miiltumiiuli County. Oregon
Di'uirtmetit of Probate, mul before lion
orulile Ceorgc Tuwell, Judge, ha heen
fixed ii the time nml iiice for lit-nt In
niijrctinim to wilii account ninl tilt ut
tleuieiit of the Mime, anil to thu illstribii
t lot i ol the property Monelnn to said
Mate. Any person having objection
IoniIiI account may he lirunl at the time
unit place itforetMlil.
CIIAUI.OTTH KOIII5IIT.SON,
Perkins llnlley, lUecutilx.
Attorney for Hxcculrix.
Portland Manufacturing Co. ii
MANTPACTrUHKS OP
Panels, Berry Boxes, Coffee Drums, Ex
celsior urape Boxes, bgg Case Stock,
and all kinds of Veneer
FACTORY, FOOT OP RICHMOND STREET
Sunset Cash Grocery
THE STORE OP QUALITY
111 Philadelphia Street
Best Goods at Lowest Cost to Consumer is our Motto
Best Storage Eggs, every egg Guaranteed, 60c doz
S
Jello Powder, limit II packuKcs . ,
Campbell's Soup
3 l's, linked llcniiii, 1 Ik cans,. . .
2 packages Post Toiuties
2 packages Keller's Com Kristin
2 packages Re-Hogg's Ktuiulilw. .
Miuola Oil, pints l()c; quarts
lOocflch
. He can
Pic can
....2ric
.... 2fic
26c
7fc
We.Mion Oil, pints 10c; quarts 75c
Dotti'laiiKOil, pints ItSc; quarts 70c
Conduit, per cuu fifjc
Swift's Pure I.anl, !l lb can i)5c
Cnsco, aSc, 67c and , . 1.00
THESE PRICES FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY
Pearl Shortening, (why pay more,) 30c lb,
. OR
be
.25c
Monday Morning Soap, (5 bars for.
Puis Nuptlia Soap, JJ burs for
Sea Pwuii Washing ruwtlor.
htar Nwptlia , k (Jc
Cream Oil Soap, JJ for 25c
Pniry Siwp, 51 for 25c
Ivoty Soup. 2 for 25c
Sweetheart Soap. 2 for 15c
Sunset Special Hluiul Coffee, H5c lb., 8 lbs. . . .$1.00
Sunset Special, India and Coylou, per lb 50c
Carnation Milk large cans 15c
Small, 2 for 15c
llordeu's Milk, large cans 15c
Small, 2 for 15c
lltudwood Milk, large
cans, pur can
Yulloban Milk, large
cans, 2 for
Mc
25c
A Dollar Broom
69c
Residents of the St. Johns dis
trict will see the erection of a
mammoth sawmill by theWeyer
haueser Timber company on the
water front, south of the muni
cipal terminal and grain elevator,
if they waitanotheryearor long
er. Information to this effect
was given out Tuesday by Geo.
S. Long, chief representative of
the foremost timber owning and
operating corporation. "A short
time ago I waB approached by a
man who wanted to open nego
tiations to purchase our St. Johns
sawmill site, but 1 frankly told
him that it was not for sale, as
we intend to build a mill there
ultimately," said Mr. Long,
This site was bought by th
Weyerhaeuser Timber company
about a dozen years airo for
great sawmilling plant. Tele
gram.
Portland gets now three stor
building at loth and Aider.
CHAMBERS COMPANY
t. O, Clinttibcm Mrs. II. R. Iowr)'
Funeral Directors
21S-2M Kltlltigftwurlli Avenue
PORTLAND, ORIIGON
Telephones: Woodlatvn 3:500 C 1133
Mr. Chambers Is tlic only G. A, R
undertaker In the city of Portland.
Personal nllcnlloii nmt supervision
given to arrangement.
Summons
O 00C8.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Orcuon for the County of Multnomah.
Pcnluuila Security Company, mi Ore
ifon Corporation. Plaintiff, vs. I
llraillcy and Avn Bradley, his wife, Mil
drcil llraillcy mul Ksthcr Ilrnillcy, l)c
feiulauts.
To P. V. llraillcy. Avn Ilrnillcy, Mil
ilrcd Ilrnillcy nml Ksthcr Ilrnillcy:
In the nniiic of the State of Oregon
well oi you nre Hereby required lo q
near In the alxtvc entitled cotitt nml mi
swer the complaint filed iignlust you In
thi! iiImivi untitled suit, on or before th
expiration of six weeks from the date of
the first publication of this summons, th
ilnte of first tiuhlicntloii bclmr 1'rlilay
.September Mill. 1010. If you fall to so
tilalulill will niinlv to the iilwve entitle
court for the relief prayed for In Its com
nlaliit. to wit:
l'or n luileuicnt nunltiM each of the tie
ft miauls for tffiO.UO. with Interest then-
on nt H tier cent per nuiiuiu fioiu July
st. 0 8. for the fiitlher sum of fUMl.W,
nttoriieys' fees, mul costs, l'or the lore
closure of the Dlnliilifl's morlunec te
corded September 'JOlli, 1011!, In book
187. nl pane 2(57. Record Of Renl Protier
tv Mortk'uucs ol Multiiomiih County. Or
ciou, iiKiilust Lots 12, 13, I t, 15, 1(1, mul
the Noun ten I Id) leel oi i.oi 1Y. Ill
block 12, in Point View, now In the City
ol Portland, .Miiltnniimli County, Ore
con, mul to hnve said proiwrty told ns
in kiii execution nt law mid the proceed
applied to the payment of the judgment
lecovcred In wild suit or to the uyiiicnt
ol tlic ludelitiMliiess owlni; to toe Plain
till nml secured liy Kilil tuorlKHKC, I tils
summons Is served uikiii you liy pulillci
tloii in the St. Johns Review, n weekly
uewkMiHr ol Kciicrm circiilutiou, print
eil, published mul circulated In Multiio
mall Louuty, Mate ot ureeou, iiursuatit
to mi order of Hon. Win. N. diitcus one
of the Juilees of the ntxive ruiltlcd comt
Siiid order wus made mul entered oi, the
'Jtth day ol Sciitciuber, 1UIU. uud re
iiulrcs this siiunuoiis to be published In
Mild imiwr for six iHiutecutlve weeks
uud fix os the dale of the llrst publication
heptcmtier .otli, I'JP.t, nun rcniiires you
toiipiH'urln tlic niMivu eutiiicil court
uud miswcr s-dd coiuplaliit on or lcfore
the exnlrntloii of six weeks from the
date ol the llrst publication, September
dill. lUKi. will le tlic ilnte ol tlic lirt
publU'iitiou, mid November 7th, I'.HU
will be the date ol the hut publication
Ol Ikllll SIIIIIIIIOIIS.
PHRKINS .S: llAILlvV.
Attorneys for the PlnlutllT
Trade
Rnidcots ol OrcKon
Postntlice nddrcM, 1117 Hoard of
ImlldiiiK, Poitlaud, Oickoii.
ORDER FIXING TIME TO HEAR PETITION FOR
LICENSE 10 JELL REAL PROPERTY
No. 14031
In the Circuit Court of the State of Or-
cfion for the County of Multnomah. He
iMMtnciu ot rrotMtc.
in itie flutter oi ifsinte ot Kooert a.
DuuUir. u minor.
J. N, IvdlefkCii, liiinrdinn of the Itstute
ol Robert A. Dunbar, in (iiccou, bavlun
tiled witn tlic County Clerk ol Multiio.
mail County, Drcgou, n petition praying
tliat license lie ernuted lilm liy tills Ccnrt
to sell mid convey to the purchaser The
Ku&t one nun oi tnc houmous (jumter
ol biviion juwiislilp lliree, Kortli,
Ruuee 4 West. W. M. in Washington
County, OreKou, with the Hppurteiiaiipes
tiiereuuto oeioiiKlUK.
It is ordered that .-itoiiilay. tlic 'JUtli
day of October, 1011). ut t).U0 o'clock a.
til. ol said day, ut the County Court
Ioiim' of Multnomah County, Orccoti,
Department ol 1'roo.ite, be, mul hereby
Itxeil ns tlic time mul place lor bear
said iH'titlou, mid lleuiict Dunbar,
s,
We stand bohind every articlo we sell you. Sat
isfaction guaranteed in every sale or money cheer
fully refunded. Free delivery in St. Johns Tuesday
and Friday. We go over cut as far as Fiske Street.
Clara DmiW, Annie Dunbnr.Marv Dev
ereux mid Josephine Slipp, the next ol
ktu ot Mid minor, mm uit peroui inter
ested in Mid minor, or his estate, mc
hereby directed to appear nt the timemid
place fixed for hearing Mid petition, mid
show cause, if nny exists, why a liceioc
should not be ermited said Guardian to
sell the aforesaid property on such terms
as the Court may direct.
It is further ordered that a copy of this
orncr ie served ny publication ol the
Mine in the St. Johns Review, u weekly
uewstMiwr ol general circulation, pub
lished In Multnomah County. Orcizou.
mid having n geuerul circulation in Mid
County and State, for three successive
weeks prior to said HOth day ol October,
19PJ. Itiicc weeks bcinc decmctl bv the
Court sutticieut publication.
Given in ox-n Court this 10th day of
September, l!)lt).
liHUKUK TAZWHLL,
Jq'Ikc
Fine line ol Vogan's Candles
ICE CREAM, SOFT DRINKS.
CONFECTIONERY. BUTTER,
llnMC Mane: nice u n t? n r
AND PASTRY, LIGHT LUNCH
ES, - - CALl IS
0;o.s( Cvntrttl Soliaal
Ed. Monnhnn, Prop.
BONHAM & CURRIER
The Store That Cares Por You
EVERYTHING FOR WEN TO WEAR
Dry Goods and Shoes for Everybody
Autumn Cretonnes
l?or tlic fall purchase Cretonnes
we went n considerable distance out
of the beaten path to tfctnn tiuiiKU.ll
selection. We have a selection of
some forty pieces which is rather
unusual for a store of this size. The
prices arc not so hih but that if
you have a curtain to make, a box
to cover or n hand made bag to work
you need not feel extravagant In
using the new cretonnes.
GIFT BATH TOWELS
Is there n wedding gift needed?
Is it too early to plan for Christmas
or has some one a birthday you
would like to remember. Hath
towels arc always acceptable, they
arc practical and serviceable. A nice
otic is particularly appreciated.
STAR EMBROIDERY
OUTFIT
The Thread Agency has chosen
our store to represent them in the
sale of their embroidery outfits
branded the Star. Wc have n fine
selection of those packages that con
tain things like Illbs, lluby Dresses
and Gowns and Children's apparel
as well as undergarments for Women.
SILK LINGERIE
When we put in our stock of
Pink Silk Lingerie we wore told
that we would not sell it, that the
I. miles went to the city for that
sort of thing. Hut the ladles dis
covered that wc sold the garments
from twenty-five cents to oiie dollar
cheaper than they could be bought
over town so we now have the
third purchase In stock.
fTT3)
10
Mr. Man You arc not well dressed if you arc wearing a
Hal that Is weather beaten and bent from bowing. It Is just
a step Into our store where you can in one minute fit your
self with an up to date Mallory Hat at a moderate price.
Most men would rather buy anything but n hat. Wc make
It easy lor you by having a good selection of a popular brand
right here.
Men's Suits- -Boys Suits
Ask the tailor what he will make a suit for you for If you
furnish the material. Then come in and inspect one of our
new model (ultra cut) Serges and wc will give you a price
that Is most Interesting in comparison. The Griffon clothes
is the most likeable line wc know that docs not put several
dollars worth of advertising in each suit.
l-'or Hoys -Wc can fit your boy, If he Is not too far from
the average: Fatty Arbuckle or Hlmer I,ott could not be fit
ted here but of course not many boys can claim that sort
of distinction.
ADITORIAL.
Time Is no respector of customs, sentiment, or precedent.
Time sweeps along and in his wake he leaves strewn the ash
es of consumed Ideas, the debris resulting from his inevitable
clashes with progress, and the remnants and changed aspects
of languages and peoples who have tilted with him through
the ages, For instance, you immediately think of a woolen
or worsted material when one says "Serge," and perhaps at
the same time you relate the word "Hluc" with it. Hut con
sider. The Italian word Sargia, as well as our word Serge,
comes from the old I.atiu word Scrica, this being the femin
ine of the word Scrlcus, meaning silken. This in turn was
derived from Seres, the ancient name applied to the Chinese.
Since China was distinguished then as the "home of silk,"
so came the meaning "silken," as applied to this word.
Therefore, originally, serge was always a silken fabric. So
universally are serges made of worsted now, this old original
meaning is entirely defeated.
ftEGAL
SHOES
I'vnn
Beacon ShOCS For Men- The Deacon Shoes are made iti
Manchester, N. II. Theirtrademarkisnlighthou.se. The
trade mark U of course intended to be typical of the shoes;
and they are dependable. The manufacturers claims to buy
the extra selected stock for the bottoms of all Heacous and
they have proven their worth,
L. E. ROSE, Manager Men's Dept.
HOSIERY
A famous dancer is claiming to
hive avoided the High Cost of Hos
iery by. using wall tinting for stock
ings when she goes on for her dance
but wc do not quite believe that.
Stockings arc too commonly admir
ed and enjoyed lo use any such sub
stitutes. Wc arc not offering the
substitutes for sole; for anyone, even
men. Hut wc arc giving you all
most excellent values. This wc
know because patrons volunteer the
fact.
THE BARGAIN TABLE
In the rear of our Dry Goods
Department wc have a tabic of
Misses' and Women's Odd Lines of
Shoes; They nre going rapidly nt
$1.50 nml $2.00 per pair.
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Summons
O tilfe
InlU Circuit Coutt ol tlic SUtr ol Orrson lor
thf eounly nl Multnomah.
Aury Mrwriujn, I'laiiiiiii. v ii. K. M0ifcr
iin4 .Wmth Kortri. hu ttilr,
imik m m jomu. corlriui'. w.h. novum;
JIUV II IMM W. W. IIUKJII. JM. K. wur..
h. lluuiulll ami C AuMk.Jollik' t)Ulnc undrr
I'lut NatkHMl
W.K. IIovUiil'
llw iuiuro Uimiwitt'Aittik l.uwttr CWiiiy
uririitMmt.
To W K IIih-Uiie. X. K. Walter. N. . Ileu-
niHt mul C. C Aahlk.
In Hit uaiur ol Hie Mate ol (irrcon.cach ol you
ate hml.y riqmtt.1 to appear In llic aboeruli
llcd cuuit auj auiwtr I lie vomplatut uleJ fa lint
oai in mc atwve enlitieu u ou or ivkiiciiic
ripualtou ot u ueeka lioni the tute ol the tirt
ulilu-atiuB il I hit ummoiit. Ihe ilate ol litu
iiulillcaliou Uuii; t'll'ly. heplemtf lAtli. 1919.
ilnl to o aniKar ami aniwer. lor uaut
ttieteol the plaiutttf will apply to the atoeeu
tulr.Uouit lor Hie rellel prayol (or in her com-
puint id nn
P01 iink'nvciit asatntt I). C Kor and Aae-
uatli Kocrc lor iuui 10. w ith interest llieteon at
the late ol : per vent rer annum Irom May 17th.
ii: tlieluitlier um ol f its 00 attorne lce,
ami her LttaiM iiibureiueni,anaior a tiecree
tieeiremi: that whatever rlsht. title or lntitr.t in
or tlaliii t or lieu upon the hcretnalter ilecril
etl propeity U imilanta or any ol llicm may have
u uoetueui in time aim iiuerior in nsm 10
piainim imiiuae and iorevioiii); ti e puin-
in iiiorieuge auaiui an wi rive, m aiuvh.
no 111 Annua Ailillliuu. ami ,.ot Oue ami the
Southuilerlv one-hall ol Lot four In Utock bev
euteen Jaiura lolm Addition to St John alt
uotv in the l'Uv ol l"ortluv. Multnomah County
Hrrcxii Mhuh -aid inoilKUte it lecorded in U00L
U5 at page Kecoru 01 Krai rroperty 11 oil
i.tt .Multnomah Couuty. Oregon, and direct
that Mid propeity te aold at upon executlou at
Uwr, ard the prM-rnU applied to the pa meut ol
aid ludKiiieiit and lor uch other rellel a the
Mtulilt la entitled lo til ciuuy. 1 nu aumiuona
U eted uikmi ou uy putillcation in the M.
John, Kcte
ueeVIv uentraper ol general
iiruUtion inluted. iiulilUhed aud eircufaled In
Multuoiiiali County, Mate ol Oregon, purtuant to
1111 older ot llouViable Win N Oateua. oue ol
the Judcea ol the auoe entitled court aaid order
uaa iuJc amlenteieaoa tne nimuyot sepiem
her Ivi9, and reimlrca tbit auiumona to be pub
ll.Ucd 111 aaid uir lor tlx conaccutive weeka
and fine the datr ol 6r.t publication. September
jath iuiu and roiuirea ou to auiieai lu the
aUeeutitUdtourtaudauwcr aaid complaint
on or belore Ihe expiration ol tlx ecka Irom
the ilate ol the nrt publication. Septcraticr Kin.
I puuiicaiion. anu
: date ol the last
publication ol aaid luinmoua.
I'HHKina k iiaii,h.
Attorneva lor the I'lalntiU
Uraldcnta ol Ore con.
lutoKc addreaa. 111; Uoanlol Trade buildius.
fortiauj. ureou
Residents of St. Jolim uavltiK taxes
ntul city ben to pay tn Portland can
mule tlicir tvaviiienU without inconveni
ence by availing tlietttsclves ol our ser-
ices, w e will tuy Mine aim secure your
recetit without Inconvenience to you.
l'ee. 2.V Kcferetwes: Any St. John
iwiik reninsulii Title, AUilract anil
Really Co., bv H. HenilerMn, Manager;
40s! Notth lerey Street.
Portland and Oregon City
planning bridges across the
Willamette river.
The Home Mercantile Co.
Are I leadqttarlcrs for all kinds of
Roofing and Building Paper, Roof
Paint and Roofing Cements.
"Stop that leaky roof."
See us for your Paints, Kolsomin
ing and all Building Material.
Also for Hay and Feed for your
cows and chickens.
Put in yoiu; winter's supply of
Coal and Briquets before the winter t
rains and bad roads, and save money.
See us for United States and Fire
stone Tires and Tubes.
Home Mercantile Co.
209 West Burlington Street
ST. JOHNS, OREGON
Knights and Lais of Security
St. Johns Council 2775
Regular bualneaa rueetlnir nt and jd Moodayt.
0eu meetluita to the public and members md
and 4th Mondaa. Vl.llora and membcra cor
dlally Invited lo attend at Hlckner Halt.
Laurel Lodge, 1. 0, 0, F,
No. 186. St. Johns. Ortaon
Meets each Monday evening in Oilil l'el
Ions hall at 8:00, A cordial welcome to
all visiting brothers,
I're lla.kell, NO C. V Pa hi, V. O
Joe Kabcita, Kcc rVec. G. W, Noiene, fin. Bee.
II. I'. Clark-. Treaa.
PAT'S
E Barber Shop &
108 N. Jersey St.
Portland tax levy 3G mills
against 79.1 mills for Seattle.
J. R. WEIMER
Transfer and Storage
We deliver rooiIs to ami from all parts
of Portland, Vancouver. Llnnton and
surrounding country. Piano uud furni
ture moving, phone Columbia 82.
109 Hast Burlington Street.
Hood River Prune growers
in this vicinity realizing $1000
an acre.
St. Johns Gamp No. 7546
Modern Woodmen of America.
We heartily solicit the attendance of
our members at our regular meetings
every Thursday evening.
A. L. Marcy, Geo. Mulim, Clerk
Cousul. 108 Smith avenue
HOLMES LODGE NO. 101
KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS
Meets every Friday night at
7:30 o'clock in BICKNER
Hall. Visitors always wel
come. J. Jt. WATSON, C. C.
Woodmen ol the World
St. Johns Camp 773
Meet every Thursday evening in
I. O. O. F. Hall, Leavilt and Jersey
streets. Visitors always welcome.
T. COUPK. C, C; W. K. COON, Clerk.
DORIC LODGE NO. 132
A. F. and A. M.
Meets the first and third
Wednesdayof each mouth
tn Wcfcner's Hall. Visi
tors welcome.
A.R. Davis. W. M.
A. W. Davis. Secretary.
Minerva Chapter No. I05,0.E.S.
Meets every first and
third Tuesday of each
month in Bickner's Hall,
Visitors welcome,
Dixie M. Lewis, W. M.
Ruby R. Davis, Sec.
United Artisans
WHIumbia Assembly Nq. 30O
Meets every Tuesday at 8 V, M.
1. 0. 0. F. BAIL. Cftfttr Jentr iti Ltirrtt Its.
I. K. Simons, M. A,
Mary Roberts, Sec'y Pro Tern,