THE OREGON STATZ3IIAN, SALEM, OREGON
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY -4, . 1927
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face and hands!
S ILQU E (pronounced silk) is
a cold- cream in liquid form.
You apply it to
insianuy, xs,not tne least Die sucKy, ana it gives your skui ;
w natural color and soft texture. s - 1 . ' '"' .
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by thousands . of , t
. - women. If you have never used Silque please try it on :
burrecommeridation. I ; ' . . . ' '
THE CAPITAL DRUG STORE
: - V r Agents for life OWL DRUG CO. Products 1
2
f AdTertlsements In .' these col
umas are charge4 at. toe rate ot
tic per line. - , - ' ' tl.
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la tYoungrot Realtor': -" j
Miss Loreta Miller, Wh has re
, eentlr secured a real estate brok
er's license ,- from the Insurance
sand real estate--department off ice,
1 has the distinction of be ins the
.youngest ..broker in Salem. ' She
will be associated with Mrs. Win
nie Pettyjohn in her real estate
office. Miss; Miller was formerly
'. assistant secretary of the Marion
f Polk county.realty TjoariU 1 r
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. Can use your, cast ott .clothing.
etc .. rhone .1820.'- XB
Leaves llMpital- ' ;? fa, '-If
Mrs. IU Bonney. who has been a
patient at a. local hospital, left
Thursday to return to her . home
at Woodburn.
Dr. Matthis Mores ' .
i Dr. J. b.. Matthis has mored his
office to rooms 815 and 817 First
' National Bank Building. . i"f28
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;10o"Per Centers Ieet ' "
- The 12 members ; of ! the One
vilHarndred Per " Cent dub . ot the
, yMU'A v junior aepartmeni tae
youths wbo assist In tne boys' ae-
X partmeut. lobby.;" met Thursday af-
ternoon and discussed ways of Im
proving me namiauuauuu ui iu
recreation room.
For Tour Shine Step Downstairs
In the First Natl: Bank Bids;.
De Luxe Shining Parlor.' " ; IS
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Silwrton .' Comrades Uleet-
" The Silrertpn Comrade dub met
Thursday reTenln...atuthe ; Frst
Methodist church in that city
Stereopticon. Slachlei- V
' Carbon . burner with, rheostat,
for ro. Phone 1820. J
Autos in Collision "
! Automobiles ' driven - by D. L.
Cummings and A.' H. Young col
lided at Commercial and Center
streets Thursday afternoon. The
combination of sunshine ; and wet
pavement was the, cause. Young
reported to the police. ; --; ' - :
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Lincoln Birthday Celebration
Dance. Crystal ,Xtardens4.Thur8-!
day, Feb. 10. Dad Watson's eight
piece reaV-oid-time dance orches
tra will feature - real old-time
daaces, with ..real old-time music
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Two- Ante Recovered , f- "
- The . autoniobiles belonging to
C. Edwards and D. D. Bees, stolen
Wednesday night, were recovered
by the police Thursday; Edwards
at 3:30 o'clock In the morning on
North . Summer, and the Rees car
on Knob HilMn the afternoon.
Holder's Choice
Capons. Phone JS7F22.
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Mhts Holt Recovers .
Miss Bexyl Holt, head of the
Mathematics department at the Sa
lem high school, has returned to
her work. after a brief Illness.
Balem Clinic ..... - p -
' Dr. C A.v Downs. ' Dr.- II. K.
Stock well,. Dr. D. R. Ross, wish to
anaounce ' that " they have- moved
their offices from . the- Masonic
Temple to suite 1004 First Na
tional . Bank . bldg. " ' ' 13
Professor Ueldon Coming .. . :
Professor Beldon of OAC will
take the place of Prof. R W. Cole
man Friday evening in conducting
the1 industrial - management -class
at (he Salem YMCA, and will Ulk
on I "The value" ot economics In
relation to business.
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Two Fines. Assessed i ')
' D. D. Socolofsky ' and ' Chris
Schneider paid SI .fines for over
time parking in recorder's court
Thursday. ' ,1
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Attend Woodburn Meeting
lyal Warner and Harvey Brock
of j the local -YMCA attended a
Pioneer " club meeting i at Wood
burn Thursday niht. v--
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Traffic Offenders "Aritd-i-, ;
. State traffic officers yesterday
arrested David Cu.enIIas.on a reck
less driving" "charge and Martha
Harrison on a charge of parking
ouj a highway. Both cases have
Jn continued lu JssUcq court
your-face and hands
Slif f A generous bottle 5Qc ,
J. - WILLETT .
NEWS:- IN . BRIEF
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Final Account Filed
Final account ot the will made
by George Neibert, deceased; was
filed yesterday at' the office of the
county clerk, by Lena Yankke, ad
ministratrix. 7 ;
Dr. C. W. Davis, Dentist :
Now! located in his new office,
802, 1st NatX. Bank. Phone 816.
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Donald Teachers Re-Hired
. Donald school district No. 1 has
re-hlred its teachers for the com-!
Ing year.: ; They are " Mrs. Julia
Dalmas, principal,, and"? Florence
Nell ' of ; Woodburn, -.7 primary in-
structor. ' "' : :.
Hotel
Dollar dinner; served 5:45 to 8
every evening. . n26tf
County Saperintendent Busy
Mrs. Mary L.: Fulkerson has
continued her regular duties after
a week's illness. She Is .visiting
district schools this week.. '
Bicycle Stolen f : ' I
- A bicycle belonging to Hall
Lewis was stolen from in front of
his home: at 324 North Capitol on
Thursday mornings it was report
ed to the 'police. . 1
Two Couples . Get .Licenses ' 1
t. Orvel CLeary and Pearl Mar
tine of f Portland were issued a
license and . were married In Salem-yesterday.
; T. B. Dean of Sa
lem and Mathie TS. Fist of Madera.
Cal., were issued a marriage cer
tificate at the county clerk's office
yesterday. -: v
Dance Tonight ;
Dome's hall, McCoy.
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Administrator Ap'pointed 4
' W. D. Mathews was appointed
administrator for the estate of his
sister,- . Mrs. . Elizabeth Collard,
who died Intestate January 21. .
Furniture Upholstery I
.And repairing. Giese V Powers
Furniture Co. : t3tf
Sons Appointed Executors
: : Sarah A. Seeley, who died in
testate January 1 left property
valued at 110,000 to be divided
between . eight heirs, six children
and two grandchildren. ' Her sons,
B. G.-and W. B. Seeley of Wood
burn were appointed administra
tors. C, L. Ogle, Keith Powell and
Eugene Courtney are appraisers, i
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Henry Wolff, 19. Years as'a -
" Butcher in Salem, now has the
People's Market. 153 N. Liberty.
Repair Hughes Building s k
i A permit for, 1 25 worth of re
pairs on the building belonging
to the Hughes estate, on High
street, was Issued Thursday.":
Dr. MaUbJs Moves t-
Dr. J. O. Matthis has moved his
office to rooms 815 and 816, First
National Bank Building. 128
Ikiacator Comin? -
. Homer , P. Rainey of the Uni
versity of Oregon school of edu
cation faculty, will address the
Salem high school senior class
next Tuesday. ' v .
Complete Line Of ' iv-.
Monarch Electric Ranges; at
Hainlltou'Hk, - , . alltf
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Rev. Fereshetlaa Speaker .
: Rev. Martin Fereshetian of Sa
lem was the speaker at s meeting
of the Masonic lodge at Stayton
W ednesday evening which was at
tended by delegations from Salem,
Independence, Anmsville and Tur
ner, 'and the Santiam district. - A
Joint Initiation ceremony was con-
d acted, i .
The PeopJo's Blarket
155 N. Liberty, has been taken
oven by Henry Wolff. In business
here 16 years. ' 14
Students L'Icct ' -
Robert 'Bishop was elected, to
the position on the-student coun
cil of the Salem high schoor left
vacant by the graduation of How
ard Kurt X, at a meeting of the
senior,, class. - The junior class,
meeting at the same time, elected
Isabelle Child as class editor. .
Typhoid 7a Reported . .
Although one student at TIc-
Silque absorbs I ,;
with, typhoid fever, there is no
darfger of an epidemic. Dr. Walter
H. , Brown, city health officer, re
ports. There is an average of 18
or r l9 cases a year In Marion
county, and with the; precautions
which are being taken, contagion
Is unlikely. ; . ri iy . -;;
Wanted, a First Class; All Around
' - Operator, particularly 1 finger
waver, local references. I ; "Apply
Hotel Bligh before noon. Ask for
H. C. DV. 14
Undereoes Oneratio
. Jess, George. 1220 Chemeketa
street, underwent a major opera
tion at a local hospital Thursday.
Heine Unchanged i . I
' Henry' Heine, f employe of the
Oregon- Pulp & Paper company.
wno sunrered a rractured . skull
when he fell 20 feet while work
ing on a fuel conveyer Wednes
day evening, was still in a critical
condition Thursday , night, it was
reported from the hospital. His
chances for recovery , are uncer
tain. : ' : " . . ' - : :
Married at Staytoi
i Ralph H. S. Wolverton has
been an ordained Baptist minister
for 1 years, He works In the
plant" of the Western Paper Converting-
company, on North Front
street in Salem, and he is. pastor
for -the Stayton Baptist church.
He "filed his application and re
ceived his certificate as a minister
at the ; county clerk's office this
week, and on .Wednesday evening
performed his first marriage cere
mony, Joining fin the holy bonds
of wedlock J. R. .Miller, at his
home at Stayton, to Miss Emma
Thomas. Mr. Wolverton lives at
1096 i Chemeketa street, Salem.
The members of the force where
he works know - him ' mainly as
Ralph, but he is Rev.. Wolverton
to the members of the congrega
tion at Stayton, and is worthy of
the title. ...
Is Recovering ;
F. N. Woodry, Salem's v local
auctioneer who has been confined
to his- bed for the past week with
the grip, will be out in a day or
so. i
Telegraph' Pioneer Gets :
Dinner for Good Workl
PQRTLAND; reb73(APr
Joseph ; H. Thatcher, for - 5 years
engaged 'in telegraph, and r tele
phony business .was honored ;.to
dar by the Oregon' ehapter the
TelephonW'Ploneers . of America
at luncheon. He was presented
with a service pin with 11 stars.
Speakers" declared he was kthe
oldest known veteran, of the wire
still in active service.
, For some years has has been
general agent of the Pacific Tele
phone and Telegraph company;
Patrick Bacon, manager : of the
company, told of entering, the
telephone service forty yeirs ago
under Thatcher when the latter
was' superintendent of the Port
land Telephone, Telegraph and
JElectric Light company.
''Before coming to Portland
Thatcher worked for the Western
Union Telegraph company in east
ern cities, and in - California: .He
was operator at Truckee,' CaC In
1868, and later . at - Sacramento,
Cal., Virginia City, Nev., and San
Francisco. . , . . . - .
8TRAXGE CAT DOES DAMAGH
1 SILVERTON,. Ore Feb. 3
(Special) Orin Hlmmel, second
oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
Himmel, lost a finger nail and is
carrying ,his one arm in a sling
as a result of too close contact
with a. strange cat. : The bite of
the cat started infection, neces
sitating the removal of -the finger
nail. . -
IIAXS -1 TII(3HSOX f IMPROVEll
- SILVERTON,;-Ore... Feb. 3
(Special) Hans Thompson, who
has- been seriously ill Is able to
tc out again, Mr. Thompson suf
ft red a .stroke of paralysis la the
early part of the winter. .
' ldward .Tuudr, who has beell
riau,sly J2L with valvular heart
I 'v. is reported as beinjj
s.-w.'-iprovci. '- :
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SAYS : -
We have a 1026 type Hudson .
brougham with extra heavy
bumpers, special motometer
beater,' spot light and every"
desirable extra and has the
appearance of a new car In
every way. I '
Our price is 9UOO.OO.
rw it a Mr
The House That Beiilce CnUt
WORK OH J PLAY
"WHOSE LITTLE BRIDE ARE
YOU? TO BE STAGED
fAkinK leading parts, excellent act
ing is being developed by the cast
of "Whose Little Bride Are YouZS
farce comedy which will be'given
bv Salem high school s students
underthe auspices of the student
bodv Friday evening, 1 Feb- '
, The play, it 1 explained by Misa
Bernice Schroeder.'director, la one
of those vehicles "based on mis
taken Identity, which, has never
been surpassed as a ' comedy pro
ducing situation. Jack Spong, as
the millionaire's son; Edward
Fisher, gets his identity confused
with that of the butler. Florence
Karst as Florence Bellows plays
the female' lead. A large share
of the laugh provoking scenes are
allotted to Virginia Paige, wno
plays a character role admirably.
This nlay has been used by nigh
school casts in a number , of other
cities, with uniform success and
popularity, Miss Schroeder. re
ports. .. ""''-' '-V-'
International YMCA Mart
to Conduct Series Meets
George Irving, senior religious
worker for the international
YMCA. will arrive in Salem next
Monday, to conduct a series of
personal witness meetings -In
which 11 local churches will co
operate. A dinner will be held every
evening at :1S o'clock, at which
ten picked men from each ' -of
these churches will meet with
Irving. ;
On Monday, the religions
worker will meet wun tne: -ministers
at '10:30 a. m., with the
YMCA board at luncheon, and
with the Junior board at
4;30 p. m. '
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Salem Lions Will Hear S
Portland Lunch Program
Station KEX, r Western Broadi
casting company, Portland, ' Will
broadcast the program' of the
weekly Portland Lions club lun
cheon today. Lion Lunsford of
the Portland Music company wjtl
Install a radio in the dining room
of the Marion hotel for the Salem
Lions luncheon. ; ',
Announcements will be made
soon of a special prize offer ' for
the two ; best ' essays by Jtnior
high school students on "The
Constitution of the United
States. . ' " " . "
Deputy Sheriff Obliges ' 1
H Man and Knocks Him Out
MONMOUTH, Oregon, Feb2.
AP) Deputy ..sheriff of .Polk
county, W. J. Mulkey,' proved him
self the better man when he mixed
with Pearl Cooper of Independence
lasf Saturday night. Cooper was
arrested two weeks ago for drunk
edness and was given fine after
being locked up. overnight. His re
sentment against the -officer came
to a head In an Independence pool
, ROLLKR SKATING ,
Tuesday, Friday, Saturday
From 7:30 to 10:3O P. M.
' DREASILAJfD RINK
Ladles Admitted Free
- Gentlemen lOe : -
SKATING S5e;
We Are Sow Slaking 10O
p-J B-alth;Rread 'Zy
! BARE-RITE BAKERY
.. The Home ot Good Pastry . '
FOR INFORMATION
ABOUT LOCAL OR EASTERN
, - nAILROAtl TRIPS .
... 'it'
hall j last week end and he . chal
lenged Mulkey to fight, provid
ing Mulkey woulJ remove his star
and j gun., Malkey did this and
they met on "the; sidewalk; where
Cooper began ;the scrap, but which
aoonj ended with. Cooper being
knocked down and the, force with
which he hit ) the cement curbing
Injuring his head to such an ex
tent that he lias not yet regained
consciousness : and : the extent : of
his Injury has not been determin
ed, A Public sentiment seems to be
in fvor of the deputy sheriff. ;'t"
CHARITIES
SALEM ORGANIZATION RATTL
ING , AGAINST POVERTY
Although Associated . Charity
workers are - meeting " with suc
cess In their drive for funtls and
supplies this 'week, they' are Just
barely keeping pace with , the
heavy demands being placed on
the secretary,. Mrs. Mae Young:
One ot the hardest situations
to meet is that of the family which
is too proud to accept charity' but
is facing a serious crisis due to
scarcity ot work In Salem. This
problem has been confronted sev-
f-eral times this week and is a hard
one to cope with.
. Special calli are being made lor
shoes . and stockings, .besides the
mere ordinary.. needs In i the line
of clothing and groceries. Sever
al women have applied tor sew
Ing which they may do and earn
1 - - t
money in, their home. Some are
working in the offices ot the or
ganization, sf
The Associated Charities of Sa
lem needs every possible assistance
in the last lour days of the cam
paigh which closes Tuesday, Feb
ruary- 8, asking that their appeals
be met freely.
Measure Favors Portland
1 as Site for Building
: Only. six new bills. were intro
duced. Wednesday morning in the
house wWch would, indicate that
the flow of bills is subsiding and
the remainder of;-the 'session can
be devoted to disposing of the
business 'on hand and to the tax
bills'; that ' are expected after the
governor's message. .
Bill number 4 S'Q by Lonegren,
Rushlight and Olsen Is, similar to
number 58 Introduced by the Mar
ion county delegation 'only that
It designates Portland as the loca
tion i for the office building In
stead of Salem. The financing for
the building is the same, also the
amount. $600,060", asked.- ' '
A bill by, Gordon, number 453,
would make it a 'misdemeanor tor
anyone to circulate fajse rumprs
of a title Insurance company.
judiciary CommHtetActs'
Against Health Certificate
The senate inalrtary committee
has Introduced a bill providing for
the , 'repeal of - the present law
which makes it necessary for
SEEK 1
menl
to obtain a medical certificate be-
t foe 1 receiving a marriage license.
. It was said that this situation
would be cared for In a bill intro
duced in the house by Representa
tive Swan providing that men and
women applying for marriage li
censes must file an affidavit that
they never were afflicted with a
venerial disease.,'; ;
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RKTL'RN' FROf pALWORXIA
t SILVERTON, ,.pre.VFeD. 3
(Special) Mr, andt Mrs. Fred
TJphof f , who have (been spending
a number of weeks Jo: California,
are again at thelr hpme t Silver-
ton.
Never CoM in this House
Fully Plastered,. 9 Rooms
i South Utasrty Street -Corner
Lots 3000.00 .
jCLRICH ROBERTS
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Hear Him!
PrvE. C. Whitaker
1st' Christian Church
i ' Pastor ' r
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. ' Salvation Army
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Saturday 8 p. m. Come !
rH Special;
Charter Oak Grey Enamel
. RANGE- .
Regularly priced at I1SI.Q0.
' Of fared 'at a very special
' i price of only
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Cioo.co
' SQUARE DEAL
: :,;.. ;UARDVAItE . ,
20 NORTH Commercial Street
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CIHcs Xlcrrs froai
Portland Man Sues fcr
Oregon City Car Accident
.Suit was tiled in ithe Marion
county circuit court yesterday by
C. G. Verheis o Portland against
A. E. Hu tchlson, 1710 North Cap
Itol street. Salem, tor damages al
leged to have been caused by the
def endent - In an ' ; automobile
wreck at Oregon City, ; ?
- The complaint states that
Chester Vorheis. son of the plain
tiff was driving carefully through
the street ot Oregon City when
the def endent ' struck the car
while traveling In an Overland
car at a high rkte. of speed. The
Vorheis vehicle was damaged
beyond : reoalr. according to the
plaintiff - who sues for 1300 and
costs of the. case.
Stolen Cattle Hides Come
In eastern. Oregon, according
to Mr. Hamilton, representatlte
from that district, it Is not un
common for cattle thieves who
are caught with the hides of stol
en cattle to ' declare: that- they
found them dead on the-range,
OBITTJART
Mrs. Nettle Fanning died at
1090 Leslie street, Feb. 1, at the
age of 58 years. Funeral services
at Webb's, funeral, parlors Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. Ache-
son and Rev.. Mulligan in charge.
Interment in City View-cemetery.
Hampton
- Betty Loralne Hampton, age. 5
months, died at 1423 , Highland
avenue. Feb, 3. SurvivedSby her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L.
Hampton: Body is at Webb's fun
eral parlors. Funeral services to
day at 11 a. m., with Rev. J. Wil
ls rd De Toe officiating. Burial In
City View cemetery.
Her
Ada Her, 42, died at a local hos
pital Feb. .3. , Funeral announce
ments later by Webb's funeral
parlors, In charge.
Davis ' 1; ' '
Emma Davis died at 970. E
street- Funeral services will be
held at Webb's funeral parlors on
Saturday at 2 p. - m. Rev. Nor
man K. Tully will officiate. In
terment In City View cemetery.
Mrs. Davis Is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. John R. (Gene
vieve Brownell; one son. Ward W.
Davis of Abilene, Kansas, and four
grandchildren.
RESPECT
for you, respect 'for
ourselves, reverence
for the dear one these
arethc Golden Rule "
principles fcuiding; us in
an esteemed service.
Webb's Funeral Parlors
Telephone 120
- TERWILLIGERS
Perfect Funeral Service
For Less
Licensed Lady Mortician
770 Chemeketa Street .
Telephone $24
Yick So Herb Co.
JEst'd. 18 Tears la Salem
J. H. LEONG, Mgr.
It other treatments have failed
try our Chinese remedies, for
asthma,, bronchitis; croup and
cough. We hare given relief to
many Buttering with : throat
trouble. 1 Never neglect a cold.
We also: treat !, disorders of
men, women and ehUdren.
,s ; Consultation Free j '
CaR or write 420-420 State SC,
Salens Oregon, Phoae 2SS
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20 Off
Visit our exclusive children's
department. ,t s . . v ,
This week we are showing
our large line of children's
books and games' at this
-drastic reduction. ' This is a
real .buying opportunity In
these desirable lines. -
.Atlas Book Store
I ? ; ;W. I. Needham
- 405 STATE STREET
19 u. ra. ft e f. rs, - - t
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National !
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It was to I -protect -stockmen
aralnst this that the house passed
Representatives Hamilton, t Bar-
dlck. Collier and: Senator Upton's
bllityesterday mbrntogXt.!;- : -
Th Mil maVaa It- nnlawf til and
prof ides a penalty for anyone to
skm the dead carcass of;:any neat
cattle, sheen, hogs or goats found
dead. The word neat appearing In
the bill seemed to cause some ot
the members considerable, distress
until Mr. Hamilton explained that
the dictionary defined the word
In on.e sense to mean bovine. Any
one ' found guilty
of the act shall
be punishable by
law" for, larceny.
Classified Ads! Bring Results
: TYPEWRITERS
RUBBER STAMPS
we
sell repair and rent type
writers. Manufacture all types rubber
- stamps. .
ATLAS BOOK STORES
463 State St, .
ANNOUNCEMENT
' Charles Hiidklria and Rex Sanford wish to announce
that they haVe opened offices at Room G Miller Bldg.
-(Homer5 Smith's Office) for the purpose of making
." Farm and City Loans. We hav unlimited. Farm
money at lowest rates and make both straight and
monthly payment City Loans. We will appreciate an
nnnnrfimitv in iihiYiit ntir different loanine methods
should you be interested
property.
t... - - fit
Hudkins
Farm and City Loans
J . - 6 Miller Building, Si Jem
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