THE OREGON STATESMAN; SALEM. OREGON
; FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE U, 1926 .T-
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CIT.t NEWS IN BRIEF
The Weather
Fair but cloudy at night along
the coast; moderate temperature;
light to moderate northwest winds.
Max. 74; mis. 52; river 1.2.
falling; rainfall pone; Atmosphere
clear; wlnd. northwest.
One License Issued--
L. A. Proehl,fca fireman, and
Ladle F. Day id son, both of Port
land, were granted a marriage li
cense in the county clerk's office
here Thursday. ;
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Fay Sparks, Soprano
. In graduation recital at Waller
Hall. Tonight, 8:15. Public In
vited, jll
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Sues for Rent
The State Terminal company
has tiled suit in the circuit court
in this county against the Lotx
Larsen Mining company for
$873.45,. declared due them, on
back rent. "The mining company
maintains offices in the building
in which the stage terminal is located.
You Are Busy Now -
; Come to my store Saturday
evening and listen to the new is
sues of Victor records and popu
lar sheet music for 'your Sunday's
entertainment. Geo. C. Will. 432
State St. jll
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K of Lamb 85 lb.
Farrington's Market, 147 North
High. J12
Fined for Parking
Mrs. Winnie Pettyjohn of this
city was fined. $1 by Judge Poul
sen Thursday for parking her car
overtime. ,
8ee SUfrs Saturday
Special ad in this issue.
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Parks Overtime, Fined
CM. Coffey of Salem was fined
$1 by Judge Poulsen Thursday
for parking his car overtime.
Tlte New Kennedy Apartments
- At 1243 State St. are now ready
for occupancy. J13
Non-Support Case Filed v
Arthur Baldwin; of jj'alls City
was arraigned in the justice court
Thursday before Bratler C. Small,
justice of the peace, on a charge
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FARM LOANS
PROMPT SERVICE
Xl stat Lan Ianiuc -Sarty
Bonds.
P. Hi BEIXi
620 0. 8. Bank BUg. Pkmia 2174
JOE WILLIAMS
The Battery Man
Srrie Xia Ssttafies
WILLARD
531 Co'urt St. Phone 108
Underwood Typewriter Co.
Direct Factory Branch
BIO Court SU Phone 883
Typewriters Rented, Sold,
: " Repaired,:.
Special rental rates to Students
Wood Wood
TRACY'S FUEL
YARD
167 D Street Telephone 2313
In
F. N. WOODRY
Salem's 'Leading;
AUCTIONEER
Pays Cash For. Furniture
Residence and Store
' 1810 North; Summer , ;
PHONE 511
"EMabUsned Since t9tV,
of non-support, preferred by his
wife. The case was continued
when Baldwin promised to sup
port his-family.
To Trade t
40-acre farm near Independence
for Salem property. What do you
want to trade? A. B. Kelsey, Cobbs
& Mitchell Co., 349 S. 12th. jll
Get Some of that Delicious
Chipped beef. Farrington's Mar
ket, 147 N. High. J12
Permit not Obtained
Arrested for operating a motor
vehicle for hire, without first hav
ing obtained a public service com
mission permit, J. Marshall of Sa
lem vwas fined 110 when he en
tered a plea of guilty in the jus
tice court Thursday.
The Xew Kennedy Apartments
At 1243 State St. are now ready
for occupancy. j 13
Jefferson Man Fined
E. S. Ruggles of Jefferson was
fined 910 In the justice court
Thursday when he was arraigned
on a charge of permitting a minor
to operate his automobile. He
was 'arrested by Capt. RJenneth
Bloom of the state traffics-department.
W. C. Hiesie was given a permit
to build four garages at a 'total
cost of $300. A. T. King took out
a permit to repair the two-story
dwelling at 63 South Capitol
street at a cost of $300. The PEP
company received a permit to
build ah addition to the power
house on Liberty street at a cost
of $3800.
The Supreme Court
Of the United States has just
decided that a proper building re
striction is binding. We have lota
for sale in three building restric
tion districts in Salem. Lots priced
from $475 to $2500. Terms, 10
per cent down, 50 payments if de
sired. These are all three new
home districts just starting to
build up. In five years all values
should double or more. A large
choice of - size, shape and facing.
Pick yours and start saving now.
Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High
street. J13
To Speak Here
Irving E. Vining, president of
the Oregon State Chamber of
Commerce, will be the principal
speaker next Monday noon at the
luncheon of the Salem- Chamber
of Commerce.
Furniture Upholstery O
And repairing. , Giese-Powers
Furniture company. . s20tf
Ohling Is Elected
Merrill Ohling was elected
Thursday a member of the board
of directors of the Oregon Finance
Corporation, taking the place of
Dr. Ainsley Q. Bates who has held
the position for some time and
who resigned recently because of
other duties.
Halik A Eoff for Electric Fans
8-inch fans, $6.50. J12
Members rend V isiting Brothers
Of Salem lodge No. 4. AF & AM
are requested to attend the fune
ral of Dr. Carl E. Cashatt. As
semble at the temple. 10:15 Fri
day a. m. By order of W. M.
Signed, "J. D. Berwick. jll
To Build New Home
v Dr. Thompson is to build a
$5000 home in the 900 block on
North Capital street, ' It was an
nounced Thursday. The .contract
has been'awarded to Adam Engle.
Special Dresses
Printed Crepe, Printed Georg
ette. Polka Dot Crepe. All sizes.
$10 to $15.75. Four days only.
Eleanor's Hat Shop. 165. N. Lib
erty. Jll
Had Wrong License Plates
. Laurel James of Blacbley, Ore
gon, was fined $25 in the Salem
justice court Thursday after he
had been arrested on a charge of
driving with switched license
plates. James was arrested by A.
G. Dunn of the state traffic de-
partment.
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For Trade
New income business property.
What have you? Also, for sale
new house $2100, $50 down, bal
ance monthly. Best buys in lots
in Salem. $400 to $600. Lone Star
Realty Co., phone 520. m27tf
Building Permits Issued ;
- Four building permits were is
sued from the office of the city
recorder Thursday. D. K. Luthy
took out a permit to construct i
one story dwelling. at 2501 Fair
groundsRoad at a cost of $3000.
Princess Slips
81.75 to 15.50. all colors. How
ard Corset 5hop 165 N. Liberty
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Fined for Parking
E. J. Montandon of route 9,
Salem, was fined $1 by Judge
Poulsen Thursday for parking his
car overtime.
Halik & Eoff for Electric Fans
8-inch fans. $6.60. J12
18-Acre Fruit Ranch
$4200. 9 acres In bearing lo-
gans and nuts. Small buildinrs.
Reasonable terms and immediate
possession. Becke & Hendricks
189 N. High street. J4tf
Parks Overtime, Is Fined
John Meyer of this city was
fined $1 by Judge Poulsen Thurs
day for parking his car overtime
Meyers, Cleaner-
Ana motn proorer. if your
cleaner does not set it clean, try
our w,et method. Center St. Vale
teria. Phone 2227. Jll
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Legion to Meet
On June 21 the Salem cost
ttfe American Legion will hold its
next meeting. At this meeting
the delegates to the state conven
tion will be selected.
Good VflrO-ttand
If you re In the market for
as good Willya Knight tour
ing, be sure to see the one in
Tick Bros, used car depart
ment. It is ' real snap for
some one. Don't miss a
chance to save money.
i ri mm a
were signed by the "mayor of Can
yon City; and editor of the Blue
Mountain Eajla. -A message was
sent to R. C. Reese,' president of
the power- company to the effect
that under the law the company
would be liable to treble damages
tor any' loss sustained by patrons
of the plant if the service was not
restored. 4
Hotel Marion '
Dollar dinner, served 5:45 to 8
every evening. " - J2tl
ported, of which number 'three
were of incendiary origin. The
most disastrous fire was at Im-
bler where a warehouse and con
tents burned with an aggregate
loss in excess of $100,000.
Pure Lard 20c lb.
Farrington's. 147 N. High.
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Local Boy Honored-
Moody Benner of Salem high
school will receive a Ttemington
portable typewriter this morning
as the award for speed tests he
has passed during the past school
year.- J. M. Fost or roruana, ais-
trict manager for the Remington
Typewriter company, will come
here especially to make the pre
sentation.-'
How About This House
For $6300. In Oaks, on North
Summer street. New with the
things you want, like you want
them. -Mostly cash. Becke &
Hendricks, 1S9 N. High St. J13
Program Is Arranged
A highly entertaining program
will be offered by the brush Col
lege .community club tonight at
8 o'clock in the community hall.
The general public is invited to
attend the meeting.
Furniture Upholstery
And repairing. Gelse-Powers
Furniture company. s20tf
Jarman Is in Wales
D. J. Jarman, manager of the
J. C. Penney store in Salem,
reached Lamphere, Wales, Eng
land, Thursday, according to a
cablegram received here yester
day by. Mr. Smith, assistant man
ager of the Salem store. Jarman
will return here after making a
tour of England.
Building la Razed
Work of tearing: down the
building at the southwest corner
of State and Liberty streets will
be started Tuesday, according to
present plans. The' new 10-story
building of the First National
bank of this city will be erected
on the location.
Baby Chicks
Late season bargains on chicks.
Flake's Petland. 273 State St. J16
Answer False Alarm
The fire department was called
last night to extinguish a fire.
Investigation proved that it was
a. false alarm.
Have Too a Flag?'
- A beautiful American flag 5 by
3- feet, for only 98 cents. See the
coupon in today's paper for .full
particulars. m20tf
To Observe Anniversary
. Today marks the 31st. anniver
S&T7 of Rev. H. D. Chambers, rec
tor of St. Paul's Episcopal church
of this city. A service will be
held this morning at 9:30 o'clock.
The public has been invited to attend.
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Florence Lake and Frances
'Meriot Have Charge
" of Recreation
' The two women supervisors for
the Salem playgrounds this summer-
have been selected. Tbe two
men supervisors are yet to be se
lected. 'Florence Lake, who has had
charge of the physical education
at Highland school this year, will
be fn charge of the playground
at Lincoln school, supervising
both boys and girls.
Frances Meriot, a graduate of
the physical education department
at Oregon Agricultural college,
will have charge of the girls in
the playground at 13th street.
There will be a man in charge of
the boys at this playground, and
he will have a man assistant.
Opening of the playgrounds
this summer was made possible by
the Salem Rotary club, whose
members raised sufficient funds to
carry out the work. The city
council, - in outlaying its budget,
entirely neglected to provide for
the playgrounds.
Lunch Meats
Farrington's, 147 N. High. J12
To Hold Camp
After having looked over sev
eral prospective Bites, the YMCA
officials have decided to hold the
summer camp on. the Little Fork
of the Santiam river. The camp
will be opened July 20 and will
run for two weeks. Bob Board
man, physical director for the Sa
lem YMCA, will have charge of
the camp.
For Rent, New Bungalow 825
House $15, Apartment, cheap.
Phone 630. J12
Baby Chicks
Late season bar trains on chicks.
Flake'S Petland. 273 State St. J16
Error Corrected
In the Willamette university
catalogue, but recently off the
press, the assertion is printed that
Klmbal school of theology will re
move to Seattle in the fall of 1927,
The error was brought abauUbe
caiise such was the understanding
at the 'time the catalogue went to
press. It is now definitely estab
lished that the school is to remain
in Salem.
S2100 Cos! Pickup
6-room plastered house. Clean
and excellent - condition through
out. Vacant at 14th and Mission
streets. Becke & Hendricks, 189
N. High street. . J4tf
Collision Reported
M. B. Stegner reported Thurs
day that the car he was driving
collided with that driven by F.R.
Pattridge at State and 14th
streets. Both men are from Salem
No damage was reported to either
car.
If You Are Fond
Of real fresh unadulterated but
termilk. come to our dairy. An-
dresen & Son, 475 Ferry. J12
Lions to Meet
Members of the Salem Lions
club will hold their regular week
ly luncheon this noon at the Mar
ion hotel.
Quality Meats Popular Prices
Farrington's, 147 N. High. J12
Wrestling Saturday. June 12
Armory arena. Snappy prelim
inaries 8:30 p. m. Robin Reed,
Corvallis, vs. Soldier Mack, Se
attle. Ladies accompanied by es
cort, half price. Advance seat sale
at Smith's cigar store. J12
Board Meeting Held
The board of directors of the
Salem YMCA held Its monthly
meeting Thursday in the rooms of
the association. Little morel than
the regular routine business was
brought up.
Teachers
Now that j?fur -schools are closed
why not spend your summer vaca
tion in getting a practical educa-
tion in shorthand, typewriting and
f KArVaor(fir vi sjAtiVA si VI
n.jv a as s a vu as r7sa v wm
education of this kind at the Capi
tal Business College in .the sum
mer. Enroll now. jll
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Failure to Stop Charged :
E. D. Hart of route 7, Salem,
was arrested Thursday by officer
W. O. Edwards and charged with
failing to stop his car before en
terlng a through street. He was
cited to appear this afternoon at
1:30.
Fire Losses Heavy
. Fire losses in the state of: Ore
gon, exclusive of Portland, during
the month of May aggregated
$273,190, according to a report
-prepared by the state fire marshal
There were a total of S3 fires re-
LADD & BUSH Bankers
General Banking Business -
Office Honrs irons iw sw m. to s p mv; -
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Summer Street Home - '
$5250. See 710 N. Summer;
furnace, fireplace, hardwood, gar
age, walks, paved, etc. Close all
schools and business. Becke &
Hendricks, 1 8 9 N. High. J4tf
Handbag Found
Officer' Thompson found a wo
man's handbag Thursday and
turned it In at the local. police sta
tion.
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Hava Von s-anno .
To invest in steady income prop
erty ? We have large close-in prop
erty that will increase in value and
net you: more than 6 per cent for
sure. Total price, $22,000. t This
is a decided; bargain. Let us snow
now. -Becke & Hendricks, 189 N.
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Ughtsrurnvd Off 5
V; Oariycn City was without 'elec
tric lighworpower Wednesday be
cause ttf H ffeilure iif the service!
lDe rririe"i Power company, - ac
cording Id telegrams received
the JbfficeSi-bf .th public service
commission today. f The telegrams
School to Close Friday
Commencement exercises of the
Oregon Sehool for the Blind will
be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the
auditorium of the institution. Five
diplomas will be awarded. Those
being graduated are Wilbur Lane,
Gilbert Lane, MelVin D. Smith,
Glenn Walker and Daniel Roberts.
Fred J. Tooze will give the address
aad present the diplomas. The
public is invited to the exercises.
98c Aluminum Sale
Saturday at Stiffs..
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Legion Men to Marcli
Members of tbe Salem post of
tbe American Legion are to mareh
ic the Flag day pifade to be held
Monday evening it was announced
at legion headquarters Thursday
night. All members 'of the post
are asked to report at the Elks
temple at 7 o'clock Monday even
ing.
Special Dresses
Printed Crepe, Printed Georg
ette, Polka Dot Crepe. All sites
$10- to $15.75. Four days only.
Eleanor's Hat Shop. 165 N. Lib
erty, jll
Officials Perplexed-
Penitentiary officials ye&terday
were wondering what disposition
lias been made of the case of John
Tiutchek of Portland, who was
sentenced recently to be banged in
che state prison here today for the
murder of his wife. Investigation
showed that no appeal of Butch
ek's'case had been filed in the su
preme court.
ROMARCE DISCUSSED
BY FAMOUS SOPHO
CHICAGO. Junfe 10. (By As
sociated Press) Miss Claire Dux,
internationally known lyric so
prano, whose engagement to
Charles H. Swift, vice president of
Swift and Company, was announc
ed last night, today characterized
thAir romanee as "love at first
SiKht."
She met Mr. Swift when he ap
peared, here for an Opera engage
ment and says she was attracted
to him bv his. interest in music
Her professional career, she told
reporters," will end with her mar
riage. in the late summer or early
fall, but she added hopefully that
she. did not think her. fiance's ul
timatum would prevent her , from
appearing In an occasional concert
ior.cnamy.
"I'll be able to -sing so; much
better when I'm married, -she
said "every, great singer marries,
nearly ; every great; finger' - you
can name has combined 'matri
mony with her aft and , his sung
tfce better, tor u. bingers are nai
nrallv domestic." - " '1-- -
v The cotfple pian'to- go'lto Cape
Cod,; where the ..Shifts ;tormery
owned, a .home, iarr-thlr.Ahoney-
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moon.. Biim: uu lawiiuu tua
raljftnlh. adde6;c7 aa.an arter
thoucht that It fcUU'hor oe so
tdsmalL eltfier as XherS ifereH flftjy
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alone.
family
Pringle
The busy berry picking times
we hero again. The strawberries
are all cleaned up and the logan
berries l and Royal Ann chcerries
are .being picked.
carl Propet or the u. S. navy
is, home on a short furlough. .
. There are a number of non-res-
dent families camped in this vicin
ity 'assisting the fruit growers in
harvesting their crops.
Since the warmer- days have
come the corn is stretching up und
proudly waves its foliage in the
breeze.
Mrs. T. J. Browning of North
Sixteenth street, Salem, has just
completed, a pleasant visit at the
Crystal Springs farm.
The hay makers are cutting and
hocking these days.
Mr. Potter finished marketing
his cherries Tuesday.
A number of Pringle people at
tended a picnic in the vicinity of
Sunnyside la3t Sunday.
and baby also visited at the Rich
home last Thursday.
W. P. IShutt, who has been vis-J
iting relatives In the east for sev
eral weeks, returned home Tues
days !
Mrs. Reuben De Jordan was
called to Wt. Angel Saturday eve
ning by the serious illness of her
father, N. Schmaltz.
E. Plas and son Vernon were in
Portland; Monday.
WORK IS HANGED 1
EFFIGY BV FARMERS
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Homesteaders Voice Dissat
isfaction With Irrigation
1 Settlements
SALEM ADUTO
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Number of Salem Members
to Attend Convention at
Sab Francisco in July ?
PHOENIX. Ariz.. June 10 (By
Associated Press) Reports, here
today told of tbe hanging in effi
gy of Dr. Hubert Work, secretary
of the interior, last night by home
steaders! in the Paradise and
Deer thlleys, a part of the Verde
river irrigation and power dis
trict.
A card attached to the effigy
bore the sign: "Dr. Work hanged
for hanging us up. Paradise
Verde Homesteaders, 500 strong."
Thirty feet away a sign board
carried ;the words: "God Bless
Our Loyal Friend, Senator Came
ron." i
The figure still was dangling
from the gibbet late tonight.
Senator Ralph Cameron, re
publican of Arizona at the in
stance of the settlers in this re
gion introduced in the senate a
bill designed to clear the title of
the irrigated districts to rights of
way forj its reservoirs and canals.
Permits: for financing reclamation
of lands in this section were re
cently cancelled by Dr. Work.
The Cameron bill has not been
acted upon.
At a
club at
Scotts Mills
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Dixon and
family visited relatives at Battle
Ground, Wash., Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Daly and Mrs. Betty
Coleman df.the Ablqua. and Mrs.
Kate Landening visited Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Scott Sunday.
Mrs. l.cla Bellinger and daugh
ter, June, of Salem, visited Mr.
and Mrs. -Floyd Shepherd over the
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hogg and
daughter Doris, and Dortha Shep
herd attended the graduating class
of Salem Jdgb school last Friday
night. Tneir daughter, Loraine
beinc one of the graduates.
. harass Cully, wio is working
near.'M&iallaj. was home over Sun
day. ' '
B. 11. Herrick, county surveyor,
andMr. Hart were surveying 'a
piece of road "near Ed Clough's
place Friday morrilng.
""Mrs. Florence Perdue left for
Portland' Sunday after visiting her
parents, MrJ and Mrs. Monroe
GroshQng.for. a week.
. J. B.' Lawrence, who is working
at.thi SUver Falls camp, was home
on Sunday. -
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Delano, who
hare been living in . Portland the
past winter; bate returned to their
rancbY"Mrv Oelatro graduated re-
cenuy irom tne moie scnooi in
Portland.
Albert -Moberg, who is in the
t:avy, is home on a furlough, vis
iitng his parents.
Funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon at the Christian
church for the 'small son of Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Kellis, who died
early Saturday morning at the age
of two months and 25 days.
Mr. and Mrs. Kellts and family
whose home is In California, are
visiting their parents here, being
on a two weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Magee and
davghter Kmily and Marlon,
were enjoying the ocean breeze at
the coast the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Haynes
visited Mr. Haynes' mother in Sil-
verton Saturday. ; .
Mrs. Lillie Ia Valley and two
children of Great Falls,, Mont.,
visited her sister, Mrs. Almond
Rich and family several days last
week. Mr. and Mrs: A: G. Larson
AMERICAN GIRL TO PLAY
PARIS, June 10. (By-Associated
Press.) Miss Mary K.
Browne; captain of the American
Wightinan cup team, will have one
of her long desires, fulfilled to
morrow! afternoon when she meets
Suzanne Lenglen, the incompar
able French tennis champion, in
the final women's singles in the
hard court championships. Suz
anne revealed some of the secrets
of her play to the American girl
today, when, paired with Jacques
Brugnon in the mixed doubles,
she exchanged volleys with Miss
Browne, who had as her partner.
Baron Von' Kehrllng. To be sure.
Suzanne was on the winning side,
but the match did not end until
the French pair had dropped a
set to their opponents. The score
was 4-5, 6-4, 6-1.
meeting of the Salem Ad
the Marlon hotel yesterday
it was definitely decided that the
Salem blub would affiliate with
the Pacific Coast Advertising as
sociation and that application
would be made at the coast con
vention! in San Francisco in July.
A number of members of the Sa
lem club are planning to attend
this convention and they want to
be the taby baby club represented.
A stunt has been arranged in
which (he president. E. A. Brown,
would be wheeled on the conven
tion floor in a baby carriage by
anothef member of the club. The
president, however, has not signi
fied his intention of endorsing
such a! stunt.
-The matter of advertising Sa
lem was the principal topic of
discussion and a desire' was ex-'
pressed for the club to assist in
the entertainment of the group of
prominent railroad men who are
expected to visit Oregon in the
near future.
FAITH
The child. who enters life-comes
not with knowledge or in
- tent. ; . . - .
So those who enter death must
go as little children sent.
Nothing ' is known ' But I be-
ttlieve that 6od Ts overhead;
And as Itfe Is to' the living, so
death is to'the dead.
Mary Mapes Dodge.
W. T Rigdoii & Son
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DISEASES
Treated Tiy.OJteopathy and the
latest . Electrical -Therapy. In
cluding Dfl;Abramp Electronic
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PHONE 197
Penslar Store
135 jNorth Commercial St.
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OPENING OF
Knights Barjbecue
and Confectionery
at
379 N. High Street -
Saturday, June 12
Dixies and Balloons given
Free on Opening
Day
Everyone Welcome
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