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THE OUECOX STATESMAN X SATURDAY, JULY 17, S12
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I The Cheater" !
' With May Allison at. Ye Liberty.
today.
Sfelal meeting of jfialem
lodpe. No. 4, A.F. & A. M.
this evening. Work in the
M. M. degree.
Two Fatalities Reported '
Two fatal accidents out of a total
-r us industrial casualties were re
sorted to the Btate accident conimls
ion for the week ending July ls.
Ths fatal cases were Joseph Stanock,
RilTcrton, lumberman, and John
VnrDhy. Burns, construction work
Tr Of the total number of accl
io'nts reported. 374 were subject to
the provisions of the workmen s
lu .i 9!-. uri from
firms nd corporations that have re
:a ih. act. ;and 21 were from
public utility corporations not sub
ject to tne mc,-i-
The WHcox Investment company
... DunM vesterdav filed resolu
tions with the state corporation de
rtment showing an increase in
IT,..ti from S1.5Q0.000 to
cav111
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T5.0vV,wvvV ..
E.T Barnes, the retired merchant
of the Barnes Cash Store, and Mrs.
Dames, their daughter and Misa Jo
hanna James left yesterday In a Cad
illac car for an extended tour of the
northwest. They go directly from
Deere Handed Dow
A judgment against Mark A. Taul
ah w filtil In favor 'of Levi U'.
here to spoitane, uiacier pars ana:nan90n vesterdav. The case was
the Yellowstone park. upon their hard at the june term of court and
return they will visit In feeattle. wa UKen under advisement by
Judge Bingham. The judgment was
Wanted at Once, on a note inai was sifnea
Girls for parlor work; also short ary z. lsia ior iu.-bt
man.:
order cook, either lady or gentle- Paulson and Howard E. Clark. Mr.
The Sna. lUiara cannoi now oe iwnieu
I 1 1 . . . . .1 . fall. tlflAfl
resDonsiDiiiiy iur iue auw uk.
Paulson according to the judgment,
To date only $250 had been paid on
the note. The defendants are also to
Cade -.Under Advisement-
Judge G. G. Bingham took the di
vorce case of Bertha Ryley vs. R. H.
j v j uuuc nu t iocuiui cbi sw i suit
Ryley has been an employe of the " '"
Oregon state hospital since 1884, ac
cording to bis statement on the wit
ness stand.- -
pay 8 per cent interest and the cost
Jaihe Oliver Cut-wood's ..
'Mightiest outdoor store
Courage of Madge O'Doone" at Ye
Liberty Sunday. -
Women Wanted
We need more women on every
nhift. AddIv at our office, or come
prepared to go to work any time,
day or nlgnt. King's Food products
wo. i , -
river near Independence Is at the I the Rigdon chapel yesterday afier-
Webb & Clough company-. lie waslnoon will be sent this morning to
the son of Tallman Dearing of 1427 I Portland for cremation.
Fairmont avenue. Funeral announce
ments will be made later. .
Lecal Blanks
Get them at The Statesman otnee.
Catalog on application. ...
Liirlrr Funeral Todav
Rndy Arrived Yesterday I The body of Stephen Lucier who
The hody or me laie airs. raraii r died at a locai hospital July 11 will
Canton Cafc
Merchant lunch. 45 cents.
Eliu ot Ontralia. Wash., arrived
vesterdav fromjhat city and the fun
eral will be hem mis aiiernoon irom
th6 Webb & Clough chapel at i
o'clock. Burial will be in the il. A.
II. cirole in City View cemetery,
be taken to St. Paul. Or., this mora
ine and at 9 o'clock services will be
held from the Catholic church under
the direction of the Rigdon company.
POTATOES TO
BE INSPECTED
but those, who did and who took
blankets and sat on the lawn found.
the evening a delightful one. The
electric. fountain played for a long
er time than usual last night.
Traveling Man Some tornado
College Expert Wifl.Be Here JJ" 3LSSrtt 2 S
barn?
Phlegmatic Farmer Dunne
Hain't found the darn thing yet.
in Few Days, McCrojkey
Announces.
Elks Attention
,We have succeeded in getting a
few dozen white pants to arrive on
Monday. Don't wait till day of
parade to come In after a pair.
Salem Woolen Mills Store.
I
XtTiiio Airaln Out
J. N. smiln, supennienaeni i me
state school for feeble-minded re-
Pnnoml of lr. Scovell Today
The funeral of the late Dr. H. II
Rrnvoil. who died at -his home on
Salem Heights Thursday will be held
See Our Model Laundry
In full operation every Saturday
afternoon. Eden washing ! machines
and Simplex Ironers. These names
speak tor themselves and our stoca
is complete. "II It U s electric, come
to us." Salem Electric Co. Masonic
Temple. Phone 1200.
RaIm Funeral at 1 :30 Today-
Funeral services for the late John
Rnaaell Bales. 19-year-old son of Mr
this morning at 10 o'clock from thcan1 Mrfc Isaac M. Bales, who died at
Antvrr la Fflnl
Pauline Kehrberger, defendant In ported to the police yesterday auer
a case filed by Karl G. Becke and noon that Albert Nyhus has again
Paul R. Hendricks, real estate men, made his escape from that Institu
yesterday filed an answer to the tion. He .was returned recently from
cnmnlaint Rho admlttoil that the Alhanv. lie said that the DOy8 hair
real estate men were engaged to sell lis clipped, having been cut upon his! ay
her real property, but denied that the I return from Albany
agreement was. in force when the
Webb & Clough chapel. Rev. Charles
H Powell of st. raurs episcopal
. . t . . . . J . u .l.liT
a local nospnai weunesuaj u'f."'
wu Ha hold this afternoon at
church will conduct the services and I 0ciock from the Rigdon chapel. Bur
burial will be in City View cemeicry. i lai wm be in Claggett cemetery
tery-
Women Wantel
Kings Food frouucis to. siaris io-
Womep wanted on every snui
BJfdon and
Reliable lunerai airecrora.
nronertv ai inM She claims in her I rhliMs ami American Dishes
answer that several days before the! Music and dancing. Canton cafe.
sale . of the property ja mutual agree-1 g till 7, and IS till 12.;
ment was atrected wnereny ner pon-1 n -
gation to the real estate firm was re-1 Itrmonstration Today
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TOM MIX
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COMEDY
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NOTICE
s DORT CAES AREIVINQ
Get Your Order in Early
SALEM VEUE COMPANY
162 North Commercial Street
eased by them.
Wanted at Once
Girls for parlor, work: also short!
order cook, either lady or gentle-1
man. The Spa.
On license Yesterday .
Only one marriage license was Is
sued yesterday at the county clerk's
office. The deputy stated that July
Is destined to hold the record as a
light month for
J W Marnnr. local lanascape
gardener, Vill give a free demonstra
tion In pruning at the court house
lawn this morning, beginning at 10
o'clock. Mr. Marunr declares that
many Salem people do not know how
to prune properly.
Salem's Det tticf
At the New Canton cafe. -
kIiImd Initiated
ChMtpr Jenson and Happy Harris
txi in th Salem lodge of Elks at the
Anderson, the -M8ion Thursday night. They were
Gardner. T. r.
K Paulns. A. It. Myers. ,1. A. c-
Elwaln. John J. Hayes, D.1 N. Littler,
Victor- II. McKenile. Walter
Infant Son Dies
Alfred Raymond
iii-vpnr-old son of Mr, and Mrs. I jrtR.nh Thiel. Clyde Gardner, T
Kenneth Anderson, died late Thurs- T t A N plerce. W. M White. O
A letter has been received by T.
E. McCroskey, manager of the Com
mercial cluo, that George R. Hyslop.
Drofessor of farm crops at Oregon I
Arrieultural college, will be In the
city In the near future to inspect me
certified potatoes planted ay some
of the farmers in this locality.
The visit of Professor-Hyslop is
in extenuation of the work that the
Marion County Community federa
tion is attempting. Mr. McCroskey
says the inspection would be expe
dited If those obtaining . cenmea
seed which they have planted would
reoort their names to the Commer
cial club at the earliest date. Pro
fessor Hyslop's visits will be made
in a car, using the Commercial club
as his headquarters. According to
Mr. McCroskey it will necessitate I
three distinct trips by the professor
in order to cover the entire territory
in Marion county.
Hyslon comes to Inspeet the certl-
. - a. I
lied potatoes so that he ean maxei , , t,,' ra-
hi. rinort it in ronnw-tion wiln Churche Grape Juice, pt. ..DUC
this woTk that the Marion County L . , r..,,." m
Community federation suggested Brick Ice Cream, lb
that Marion county create an office
ria nleht. The funeral will be neiu
t..l , l. n A
from the Terwuuger ranerai hohi
in a. m. Monday. Rev. H. N.
Aldrich will condact tne services ana Kracke. J. H. Davis. W. C. Hemey. appointed by tot. McCroskey to se-
burial will be In City IV ew cemetery R Cochran and Charles O. Kup-'cure members for the ommeteM I -r . -
The committee tollOws: Chair- I Jinriuu uull"
American Legion
:.- Dance -
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Satnrday. July 17, 9 p. mu
; MOOSE HALL -
: Revelation Orchestra
.-.. - - .... -EverToce
Invited
Admission SI Ladies 25c
LAKE MORLEY
VTeleh's Grape Juice, pt...-i.60c
of agriculturist.
A membership committee has been
Ice Cream in cartons
I Fresh Milk, qt. .....
oresent apathy . of license seekers
continues. The marriage license was
issued to Crtlss L. Smith of Ogden.
Utah, and Angela Frances Sowa of
Woodburn.
Botly of Drowned Man Held
.Tk. tuui nf th lain Raymond
marriages H thel- . ho lost hls Ufe Thursday
while swimming In tne v iime
ner.
American Le1on Dance I 1
Saturday. Juiy.K. p. m. I Se Our Model Lnnnary
hall. Revelation orcnesira, e.very-j In fun operation every saiuruaj
one invited. - Admission i, afternoon. Kden wasning maenmu-
25 cents. land Simplex Ironers. lnese now
sneak for themselves ana oar w
Hoar Kent to Portland is complete. "If It's electrict. come
r The body of Charles Ling whose I to ua salem Electric Co. Masonic
funeral was held at 2 o'clock from Temple. - Phone 1200. . ,
CR0SSETT SHOES ;
"Make Life's Walk Easy"
SCHEFS i :
TheHonse of Kuppenneimer
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THE "DAYTON"
Th Blcycla for Everyone k ;
IXOTri'E. RAMSDEH .
; - 187 - Court Street ;
Bicycles and Blcycla Repairing
W00DRY j
conducts "" sales anywhere In'
. Marlon or Polk counties. Store
located at 270 No. Commercial
. AUCTIONEER
Today's Record Suggestion
22255 "Let the Rest of the
World go Bye-ames Hart
HX.STIFF FTJRNmrRE Co.
I
DiCEOTielU
1 1 1 r OPTOHETRIST-OPTICIAM
club. The committee follows: Chair
man. Frank Davey. U. O. Royer, B.
W. Maey. L. J. Chapin. J. C? Perry.
Walter Denton. Robert LaRne,
E. Fullerton. Henry E. Morris, . A.
C. Bohrnstedt. . Russell . Catlin and
Fred Erixon.
finals Saturday); first heat won by
Loren Mnrcblson, New York A .C;
second. H. Williams, Spokane A. C;
third, Joe O. Loo mis. Chieago A. A
New Potatoes, 3 lbs.
Bread, loaf ........
No. 5 Karo, light ..
No. 5 Karo, dark . .
Coal Oil, gallon . . . .
...65c
........60c
10c
...... ...63c
........25c
.12c and 17c
.........65c
.........57c
18c
r
rib I I 'V 1 !1 - iVi.fifm.ow
BISH0PBR0S.
Hirh and Ferry Sta. Pnoa no
WE BUY
Farm Produce, Eggs, ete Paytof
Highest Cash Market Prices. ;
INDIAN AGENCY
A. H. MOORE
' 421 Court Street
ftx-lr (a laatltntloi
rhoatpr eJnsen and nappy tiarns.
I two boys from the state training Time 10 1-5 seconds. -
school who a few days ago stole an I Senior championships and Olym
! automobile belonging to W. E. Moses pjc tryouts trial: 100 yard dash.
of Jefferson and ran it inio a 'y second heat Won by m.,m. Kirksey, i Grocery store open from 7 a. m. to
the school. Tney nave peen in iOD B q. Weenfers. New York A.
county Jail for several days penning ic . tnlrdt E q. Gourdln, Boston (un-
disposition ot tne case. , I attached). Time 10 1-5 seconds.
T. . Third heat 100 yards dash WTon
Many Carpenters Employed ' I by J. V. Scholx, University of Mis-
A force oi a carpui.ci . laourl: second. XL IL Drew. Drake
Salmon, red and pink, 1 lb. cans,
20c, 25c, 35c, and 40c
10 . p. m except Sundays. '
ECONOMY GROCERY
RetrjGoj
Goods For Less
mQHEST PRICE PAID
SECOND HAND FURNITURE
; ' StovesJ Carpets and Tools s
ranital Tfardware and Furniture Co.
285 N. Commercial St. Phone tH
DIXIE ,; :
DOUGHNUTS 35c Doz.
SALE!.! BAKING C0L1PANY
431 Court Street Phone s
"7ALLFELT"
Takes the place of cloth
at about ne-thira
IJAX0. BUREN
; 178 N.: Commercial St.
Donds,Hortgages
; Vlnferest Bearing Inrestments
! HAWKINS Ec ROBERTS
04S07 Oregoa Bnfldlnsj
Trunks. Bags, Suit Cases
Music Rolls and Brief Cases at
HAMILTON'S
340 Court Street " i
WOOD WOOD
The best furnace wood In the city
for the money at Tracy's,
Phone 520 ,
WILLARD Storage Battery
- v 8EBTICI3 STATION f '
238 N. High St Telephone X03
W. W. M00RE
Furniture Store
TV. TTnma nf thu VlCtTOla
Ton get more for your money at
lioore
It Pays To Trade At The
FARMERS CASH STORE
C Burton Dnrdall
247 North Commercial 24 7
The Electric Restaurant
, A good place to eat
Short Orders all day,
481, State Street. :
JT. D. Jladdox, Prop.
ployed by the Salem Elks anaBmf university; third. Alfred L.v Coney,
seating accommodations in f 1' Meadowbrook, Time 10 1-5 second,
ium at the state fair grounds for the chamoionshios and Olrm-
boxlng bouts to.w.""0 n pie tryouU trtal: . fourth heat 100
, night of July 22. during the state Jarda 'dagn w . b chtrle W.
c-ssas vuu.v-wvh. , r i Hswidocic. i-o Ann m a. t: tecona.
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AND, CONFECTIONERY
1601 Center Street
. ; ' . Phone 1492
Personals
W W T . W" I
I w iiiietia u. nyca iuirts iamo ym-
versiiy; inira. Alien wooanni,
w ... . - xj r viiirttt
have gone to Vancouver, B. C., for
Meadowbrook'. club.
Time 10 seconds.
Philadelphia.
Mrs, Anna M. Manger Dies
at Her Home in this City
. VrT-t ntitltir.
Walter L. McDougal went to Port
land yesterday. I
oa. z Frank T. Wrisniman nas reiuiuw
Soda Crackers, per pounu. . . . . .v - - weks travel In eastern Mrs. Anna M. Monger died at i
Dairy. Salt in 60 pound sack.. . .75c "J J Mr Wrlghtman went to Chi- o'clock last night at the home of her
Straws, per Daie...... lvvlcaeo as a delegate from tne saieoi i aaugaier. Mrs. oeorge wuciwu.
Iaundry Soap in bar iota ior i iodze-to the grand loage ses-i.-Norin lairieenia sireei.. ea
iLiLt iinnnixv aach..Sj3JSStlt JiZtZ I her husband. Seth Munger. whe Is
Mrs. Anna M. Manger died at 7
THE HIGHLAND GROCERY
Phone 406 748 Highland Avenue!
Place Your Order Early
for Fall Planting
Complete line varieties
Salem Nursery Company
Phone 1763
. a. a. a i .a t s. i, w i a
i -.v.. - o rtanann. irir oi tne su- i si ue via ooiaiers nouie ia imi au-
nrema court was In PorUand yeBter- geles. and three daughters, , Mrs.
preme cour,i was ia George Winchell of this city. Mrs.
Edward Gilllnghanu Dr. W. Carl- M. C. SIgsby of Santa Fe. N. M.. and
...F sTJw and Alberl Hurst are Mrs. C. E. Haughtallng of Belllng-
. . wMk-nd fishinslham. Wash. Funeral announee-
liug - I .
trip above Menama. i
Cllfiora urown ieit. jreiciuj
ments are to be made later.'
his summer vacation at; Seal Rocks. o0 YeatheT CmlalU
nDcr.nwi AN Tft f OMPETE Crowd at Band Concert
UULiUvlliiui aw 'ww.
427 Oregon Building JJJ INTERNATIONAL MEET
- (Continued from page l?
FURS STORED ;
Store your Furs daring; summer
with us ..
WEST FUR CO.
521 Court St,; Opposite Court House
leetrla Machinery axd Englnaertogl
: y : company
Wot .
EXPERT HXCTRICAL WQR
l97 Honrt street Phons
HARTMAN BROS. CO.
For Fine Jewelry
Jewelers and Opticians .
W T. RIGDON CO.
Leadin. Funeral Direetora
i 7 rtnrth Commercial St.
At the Electric Sim "SHOES-
OREGON BATH HOUSE
Relieve that tired feeling; fcy a Turh-
ish Bata
Basement Oregon Building
Because the weather - conditions
were threatening, not many attended
DENNIS0N ELECTRIC CO.
. JOB WORX AND F1XTCBK3
tS North liberty Street
CARL & B0WERS0X
Groceries
; D.H.M0SHER
. ; . High.Claas'; :; '-
Cleaning and Pressing
j " 474 Court Street
CITY CIXAltlNG WORKS
-V-: .caBert oi'Qnallty
I aeanlni Dyetasj -Xatolmf
ltSl Rtata fit. PhoM TS
383 Court Street
Phone 409
1920 ELGIN SIX IS HERE
LONG DISTANCE AUTO
TRUCKING
WttLAMETTE VALLEY
TRANSFER CO.
Phone 1400
t We also do local haulinr.
HOME OWNERS and
BUILDERS
Now Is the Time to Install the
HOMER PIPELESS HOT
AIR FURNACE
WM. GAHLSD0RF
' tii store of Housewares
125 N. Liberty St, ...Phone 6T
laoKlna I or m
trona.. .errlceaDl car w
iKxly un ana Zi,A
that a..uin,- maximum .rrtce and
economy at a r "
LEE L GILBERT, Distributor
1S Sa Camal
iiYinixra
itfitaUi maA Mnalcal Merchandise
Boson Dealer ta Balm
1 411 Court St. 1 Balem, Owkoa
' Telephone Sit ,
U.S. GARAGE
154 Ferry Street
TTSED BUT NOT ABUSED CAR-
SPECIAL -New series Studebaxer,
lvalue 11625. today $1200. U. 8.
Garage. Phone nas .
WANTED
Beans
: EggS
; Potatoes
USED CARS
To 8ell Cheap for Cash or to trad
for Bread and Butter
-the b: CL MOTOR CO,
- 175 S. Commercial St.
WANTED
JT7NK AND M1CHINEB1T OF ALL
KINDS'
nr. iIm Kirv aeeoad-hand goods
ir M hfl anrtbtna- to sell for a
Md nrlce call 898. The SqaaM
Deal House. J.
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
?f chemeketa St. Balem, Ore.
Republic Trucks
With Parts and Serried
W. H. Hfldebrandt & Co.
Distributors
Jlarion County Polk Connty
279 No. Commercial 8U Salem
rhone 75
BusicK s
---'CALEI--ALBliri "
Dreamland Rink
Vnnct Every Wednesday
and Saturday
i T Bcngaloi Orchestra.
What Have You ?
We huyi sell' and exchange new
and second-hand furniture. tOTes,
ranees, ruts, tools, etc We will
buy you out. - -
COL.' W. P. WRIGHT, Aactioaeer
271 N. Commercial St, Salem. Or.
List your sales with na
People's FurnUure Store
Not Tery many people were out
last night in Willson park to bear
thA reular Prldar evenine band
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A. C: second, J. moss, un""" v I concert, but those who dia so were
Texas; third, Lieutenant C. fc. uans, i roirarded, tor the band rare
army: fourth, c. tins, oyracuws. one OI tne .g programs tnis season
Tim ifil.S seconds. I Mrs. Hallie Parrish Durdall was In
Junior hammer throw Won bylaQUS11&i Hue voice, and . the clear,
r ii Hand row. Boston A. A., dls-1 .jivprv tones as she une the old
tance. 161 feet. 3 Inches; second, I faTOrite. "Annie Laurie." were very
John Conway. Pat.tlme A. C, New l beautiful. he was compelled to re-
YnrV distance. 140 feet 104 incn.Uuond to an encore. Mrs. Durdall's
third. Lieutenant Edward R. Rob-1 TOice Is especially adapted to this
erts, army, disunce. ia ieei. song
fourth, li. F. snerman. rew
vrir 'i una t ached li distance. 122
feet 10 Inches.
Junior 10-pound shot Won by
Ralph O. Hill. Hill school, distance,
44 feet. 10 Inches;, second,' Tom
Cooke Jr., Paullst A. c, Kew iora.
distance. 42 feet. 9 Inches; third.
B. El Precoxe, Pastime A. C, New
York, distance. 42 feet, M Inch:
fourth. W. F. Wllkle, B. A. A., 41
feet, 5 6-8 Inches.
Junior 880 yard run Won by J.
J. Caffrey, Boston A. A.; second, W.
W. Shoemaker, army; third. Walter
Powa. Alpha club. New York; fourth
Charles E. Snow Jr.. M. I. T. Time,
2 minutes. 22-5 seconds.
Junior championship jareun inrow
won by Jack Mahan. Texas A. and M.
.distance 175 feet, 7 1-2
inches; second, Leon. Perrine. Uni
rmitr of Idaho, distance 163 feet,
10 1-4 Inches; third. M. A. Phillips,
St Stanislaus college, Mississippi,
distance 160 feet; fourth. C. L.
Bradley, University of Kansas, ais
tance 155 feeU 6 r-2 laches.
Junior championships pole vault
Won by R. W. Harwodd, Boston A.
A., height 11 feet 6 Inches; second.
Lieutenant Edward snraaer, army,
height 11 feet; third, . Alfred H.
Fletcher. Massachusetts Institute of
Tech.. height 11 feet; fourth. C. fc.
Huntley, navy, height 10 feet, 6
Inches. .
Junior 440 yards hurdles won
by J. J. Sullivan. Boston A. A.; sec
ond Lo Llovd. Paullst A. C. New
York; third. Cliff Brundage. Paullst
A. C, New York. (Only three men
rtnUhod.) Time. 59 seconds.
Junior championships discuss
throw Won by William J. Barttlett,
University of Oregon, distance 136
i-9 inrh (a new lunlor cham
pionship record, former mark. 129
feet, 3 inches, made by A. W. Kohler
of University of Michigan In 1913);
second. R. O .Walker, New York A.
r dl.tance 133 feet. 7 1-2 Inches;
third. John S. Boyle, Los Angeles,
di.tanca ISO feet. 4 incnes; lonnu.
rrit Vrettos. New - York, nnat-
i.ohAd. distance rl26 feet, ,7 3-4
Inchet
Sonior .championships and ' Olym-
trtal. ' 100 yard dash
r a w -
253' -
YOUl-i. J
WANT TC
RICH
OUT V -7
A loaf ol bread is a tempt
ing article of food. YonH
be tempted to bite a icce-
right out of it before the
butter has a chance to
meet it hal! way. Serve
our bread. It's full of food
; satisfaction.-' Tell your
groceryman what he al-
. ready knows that he
should deliver our bread
to your home. " '
' PEERLESS BAKERY
n
Phimp "Winters, Prop.
PAY AS YOU GO PLAN
Open a bank account. Pay as you go you will always
have money for your vacation.
Feminine Articles for .Wear and Use.
1. . hltilf g (Ho.
to. r D.eK
I 4
if
Raisin Bread
We use only Sun-Maid Seedless Raisin in making; this delicious
bread. Our years of experience in bread making make It possible
for us to produce a bread that la the maximum, of flavor and
food value. "
Bake-Rite Sanitary Bakery
' 457 State St Phone 268 " ' 1
Nl rh Ph one J "ill.
ii
Phone. T54
t first thrte't6 qualify) for'seml-r
EtL'
PEOPLE'S CASHST0RE