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The New' OREGON STATESMAN, SaJem, Oregon; Sunday Homing, September 9, 1929
LoicffllNews Briefs
Mr. IMif Fischer Here
touts Fischer of Silverrar: Vaa a
Jalem Visitor Saturday.
Here ' Saturday Mrs. . Olive
Qeardsley of near McCleay was a
-ialem visitor Saturday.
Home ? From Newport--Mrs.
' faura Douglas and son, 'Larch re
turned Friday night from a -week's
visit at Newport.
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Receiving Medical Care -Rob-
ii nauiiu ui i nu, um., m mc
Deaconess hospital ' for medical
' care. -:
GrahenhorRts at Beach Mr. and
" . .Mrs-Eugene D. Grabenhorst left
S"fDr Neskowin Saturday wherethey
'. will spend a few days vacation.'
V Week-End at St. Helen-trArlie
Newberry is visiting his brother,
A. J. Newberry at St. Helens for
over the week-end.
Rishopn to Brown vllle Mr. and
Mrs. C. P. Bishop are spending to
day ln : Brownsville with Mrs.
Bishop's cousin, Mrs. C. B. Cord
ingly. MLs Bone at Deaconess Miss
Hildreth Bones of Turner submit
ted to a minor operation at the
Deaconess hospital Saturday af
ternoon. . , -
C C ; CI arks Home Mr. and
Mrs. C. C, Clark and Miss Ola
Clark' returned;, Friday, from a
month's . vacation spent at Boise,
Idaho. .
Mrs. ; Burnett - Home .Mrs.
George H. . arocrtt returned to
her home at the Royal Court late
Friday night after spending sev
eral weeks visiting relatives In
Boise, Idaho.
MlssiAiken to Portland Mis
Mary Lou Aiken drove to Portland
Saturday to help her Beta Chi sor
ority sisters of Portland in the an
nual rummage sale which this sorority-holds
in Portland.
Makes Business Trip J. H.
Callaghan, manager of Belcrest
Memorial Park left Friday night
for Central, Oregon on a business
trip which will keep him from Sa
lem until Tuesday or Wednesday.
Howard to Speak C. A. How
ard, state superintendent of-public
Instruction, will address the
teachers of Grant county at their
annual institute at Canyon City
Monday. On Tuesday Howard will
be on- the program of the Harney
county institute at Burns.
Sons to - Meet The Sons of
Veterans and their auxiliary will
have their first meeting of the fall
next Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock
in the Woman's clubhouse on
North Cottage street. It is urged
- that all members attend for this
will be an important meeting as
the Arrangement for the winters
- work; will be made at this time.
oTo Portland Mr. and Mrs.
John Clemenson. the former direc-
- tor of public relations for the Bel
crest Memorial park, are in Port
land over the week-end. They
rlfkWA Hawsi ftn hrlnr tltfimflfe thir
little daughter, Shirley who has
been visiting her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clemenon of
that city.
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Fitzgerald at La Grande- W.
II. Fitzgerald of the industrial ac
cident commission left for vPort
land Saturday. Today he will
drive to La Grande where he will
attend the state Federation of La
bor convention which convenes
this week. He will bring back Mrs.
Fitzgerald and the children who
have been visiting in La Grande
for some time. -
Hero From Srhncctadv Eden
Wood, a railroad man from
S"hnectady, N. Y.. is visiting his
two brothers at 1050 North Sum
mer street, the home of E. P.
Wood. A. D. Wood, the second
brother, is here for his health
having just recently : recovered
from a serious illness.' He is' the
owner of extensive paper mills' in
North Carolina.'
Visits Parents Miss Dorothy
Sneed who this summer has been
working at the Spa, is in Ray
rnond. Wash., for the week-end
visiting her parents. Miss Sneed
will enter Willamette university
.this month, and will be matriculat
ed as a freshman. She graduated
Raymond high" school In
192? and served the following year
as assistant to the superintendent
of schools In that city.
John J.Rottle
413 State St.
. Expert Shoe Fitter
WALK-OVER
AND
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- j FOOTWEAR
SALEM FOLICSf?i ,
Jnst as clear as life!
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faction in Kodak supplies, standard, drags and health-helps,
r store of dsar-cut dependability 1
Here- From San Francisco Mr.
and Mrs. O. R. Starr of Sacramen
to are in Salem for a brief stay,
wfiile the former is attending to
business matters. They are at the
Hotel Marion,
Here rom Coasts Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Glutsch of Cannon Beach
are in Salem for the week-end and
are registered at the.. New ' Salem
hotel,- - f - ; .r;
At the New Salem Mr, ami
Mrs. L. W. Howard of Eugene are
in Salem on a business Irip and
are registered at the New Salem
hotel. , V
Here From Lebanon Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Bartley of Lebanon
are registered at the New, Salem
hotel. They are in Salem "Tor a
short business stay. ,
Roberta o Build A building
permit was issued Saturday to F.
E. Roberts, to erect a one story
dwelling at .1020 Howard street.
The estimated cost was $2500.
Movies Announced "Motion pic
tures taken by Dr. David B. Hill
of activities at the Salem play
grounds and other local events of
interest, will be shown at the Ki
wanis club luncheon Tuesday.
Board to Elect The Sunday
school board of the First M. E,
church will meet in the auditor
ium of the church Monday night.
Election of officers will be the
chief business.
Keek Returns Returning Sat
urday afternoon from a trip to
Roseburg. Marsh field and Bandon,
Wen da 11 Keck will be in Salem for
a few days before continuing .his
vacation In Portland.
Gatkes Return p-Prefessor and
Mrs,' Robert Gatkereturned yester
day from Vancouver", B. C where
they spent a month visiting the
former's parents. Professor Gatke
is a teacher of political science and
history in Willamette university.
Xunn Return! East Joseph J.
Xunn Is returning to Cornell for
further study in mechanical en
gineering. He has taken three
years of work at Willamette and
two at Cornell. After two more
rears of study at Cornell he will
have both M. E. and A. B. degrees.
L. Engelbarts to LaGrande Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Engelbart will
lea,ve today to spend, a week in
LaGrande with their daughter
Mrs. Harlan Smith? Mr. Smith is
in charge of the highway division
there.
- No Cherrian Dinner The Cher
rians will hold no meeting in Sep
tember, announces P. D. Quisen
berry. King Bing, but they will
have an especially good program
for , the October dinner, which
will be held Tuesday night. Octo
ber 9. . , .
Returns to Academy Dwlght
L. Mulkey, lieutenant United
States Army, will leave today for
San Francisco where lie will take
.transport for New York. Lieu
tenant Mulkey will be at the mili
tary academy at West Point. N. Y.
this winter for further study. He
received his commission In June.
lieutenant to Poet Lieutenant
August Schermacher of route six,
will -leave today for San. Francis
co where - he will join the- 163rd
Coast artillery. Transports" will be
taken to Hawaii where heVill be
stationed. -Lieutenant Schermacher
was graduated from West Point in
June.
Chadwick to Mefdord W. W.
Chadwick, president aauV general
manager of the State Terminal
Hotel company, with offices in Sa
lem left Saturday for Medford to
relieve E. L. Clemen son, manag
?r of the Hotel Jackson, Clemen
son has gone on a two weeks .va
cation. riKB TOHtn rvtdiag kua Wa I.
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RaaiiasU loo.
Tbompsoa-Glntsrh Optical Ce.
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MT. CREST ABBEY
MAUSOLEUM :
VAULT ENTOMBMENT
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LLOYD T. RIGDON. Magr.
ILaDD & Dantictrs
Established 1S68 f
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
"OfflceHonrs from'10 a. m. to J p. ra. - -
That's the way oar pictures-are
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Five persons were killed in
when a Fokker passenger plane
land at Pocateilo, Ida. This photograph of the demolished pune
accident.
Garage Planned H. W. Steinke
took out a permit Saturday to
build a garage costing $200 at
1785 South Capitol street.
Ad Club Speaker--Claude Mai-
m A S
son will address tne eaiem ao
club at the meeting Thursday
noon.
-Book Off Press Copies . of
Thinking Through the Bible have
been received by tne autnor. jonn
Dale McCormiek. dean of the.
Kimball School of -Theology. The
book Is a text to be used In the
freshman Bible course at Willam
ette university. t "
Group at Mehama Ten mem
bers of the young men's division
ef the Y. M. C. A. are at Taylor's
rrove near Mebama for retreat
conference to draw up final plans
for the season to be presented at
the reneral Y. M. C. A. conference
at the Wallace farm September 16.
Final Account Filed Final ac
count was filed In probate Satur
day in the matter of the estate of
the late Nellie P. Thompson. Un
der the terms of the will Margaret
Gothrup of Silverton, a daughter.
will receive $500, Lillias Marshall
Murray, a granddaughter, will be
given $50 and Willis Morris, a
grandson, will get the residue of
the estate, including all the real
property.'
Divorce Demanded Katie Matt
Shepard yesterday filed suit
against John Shepard, asking di
vorce on the general ground of
cruel and Inhuman treatment and
personal indignities rendering life
burdensome. Among other things
she recites that she once found
him hugging and kissing another
woman. In March, 1926, he in
duced her to come to Oregon from
Rapid City, South lUketa. where
they had been married, while he
remained there, sne indicates.
Since that time he has discouraged
her from returning. They were
married July 19, 1910
Johi
L In this city, Saturday. Sept. 8,
Peter W. Johnson, age 31 years.
son of Mrs. John Erickson of Cass
Lake, Minn., brothfer of Mrs. Ole
Skoog of Klamath (Falls, Mrs. An
ton Skoog, Ole Johnson and Mr&
Pete Fjellgren of C ass Lake. Minn.
Erie Johnson of Duluth, Minn.,
Louis and John J hnson of Swe
den and Mrs. Ben Skoog of Salem.
Member of Salem : xdge No. 4, A.
F. & A. M. and t ie Salem Elks.
Announcement of! funeral later
from the Rigdon miortuary.
Office Phone
me 125.1
Res. 2061
Dr. F. Dori Baylor
Osteopathic Physician and Sur
geon, General" Surgery and
Obstetrics
Offices 304 Oregon Bldg.
ELECTRIC MOTORS,
Rewound and Repaired. New
or Used Motors
V1BBERT & TODD
BM n . J I
fl Sonth High TeL SllSf
BvJ. H. W1LLETT
developed! lor satis
come to this draff
the crash and two more died at
of the! National Parks Airways company was wrecked in attempting to
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GRAY EAGLE, "RIVERS PRIDE,
AGAIN TO TRY AGED WINGS
Old Time Steamboat Will be Used for ; Clearing
1 Away Mass
- " . Mouth
fTHE old Gray Eagle. Willamette
, will return to the ranks of active vessels, buMn a new capacity,
when within the next few days it is used to sweep out the sediment
from! the mouth of the Willamette siouga. . , . .
In the early nineties, when this vessel was young, Jt was the pride
of the Willamette river. It was the first boat in history to make the
ran between Portland and Salem
the year round. Many boats had
come and "gone, many had made
fast schedules in fall, winter, and
spring, but it was the Cray Eagle
that ! first hung, on all summer
and kept up with a regular sched
ule between Salem and Portland
all season.
The boat is now abpuC-40 years
old, it is estimated by Watchmak
er Law ton, who presides over it
month after month while it is
tied up along the bank of the
slough just south of the paper
mill.!
The paper company owns the
boat, having bought it a few
years ago from the Spaulding
Logging company.
It has been little used, however.
The Immediate cause of its being
returned to a new field of service
is the heavy deposit of waste that
has gradually collected at the
mouth of South Mill creek as It
empties Into the slough after
flowing past the paper mill,
j Deposit Mostly Pulp
The deposit consists almost en
tirely of cast-off pulp material
from the mill. It will be with the
idea of creating a current to wash
this away that the Gray Eagle
will be used In the near, future.
A wood fire will be built in the
old furnace and the old boiler
heated up, just as in the days wnen i
she showed her stern to every
boat ion the river.
.But instead of travel!-" with
her decks loaded with p ngers
and cargo,, she will renia.n tied
firmly in one place while her old
stern wheel turns Slowly around
to create the desired current.
Work has been going on stead
ily for the past few weeks, get
ting the boat painted and calked
17 n u i?EoE
If yo h Epilepsy, Fit. Fallif Siekaea
ar UoTiKma ao mailer aaw dm nn
a today without fait Attack stoppc
aver aig-ht in muoj eases. NO NARCOT
ICS o natural irtp. sausiaciwn or
naorr' back.
Dr. C. M. Slvpson Co., 198 W. tfc St.
Olaralaad. O.
Chow Puppies
Special prices in Petland
boarding kennels
E. B. FLAKE
Proprietor
j Rt. O. Box S
Tfytu from
185 N. High
Between Slate and Court Streets
The "Silvcr Grays'
To Pordand 7:30. 8:30.
9:30, 10:30, 11:30 ajn.; O
12:40, 1:30, :13, 3:30,
4:30, 3:30. 7; 30 p.m.
t:30. '. .. .'
To Corvallis--9:40, 10:40,
11:40 jn.; 4:40, 6:40.
. 7:32 pjn.
To Eagene 9:40, 10:40
a-W. 3:40, 4:40, 7:32
To Roseburg 10:40 ajn.;
3:40 pjn. , i-
Te Ajhlaod 10:40 ajn.
To Independence and Mon
mouth 7:00, 8:20, 10:40
ajn. 12:40, 2:40, 5:40.
. 8:30 pjn.
To Dtlla 7:30, 10:35
sjn.; 12:40, 4:33, 3:40
. pjn.
To Falls Oiy 7:30 ajn.;
4:33 pjn.
To Silverfco 7:00, 10:33
ajn.; 3 pjn. '
SiMwlaa ooW. tSac mad Son.
, City Ticket Office
184 N Uberty St.
Phone SO
hospitals from In juries . received
was laaen a lew minutes alter tne
f9
of Sediment at -f:
of Slough .
river 'boat of a bygone generation.
and repaired generally. On Mon
day there will be a government in.
spectip , :: ,.. ,
' Not . all the; Qrav ! Eacle's Aid
friends' ' have left this section' of
the world. Adrian Kemp, who
knew the boat well and whose
father built it, lives less than a
block from the slough bank to
which it is tied.
Captain Spong Recalled
Andrew Jackson Spong, who
was captain of her when she frrst
made history by maintaining her
schedule through the summer, la
ter became connected with
Spong's Landing, and the amuse
ment park 12 miles north of Sa
lem i still called by many, al
though officially it is now named
Woodland park.- His brother.
John Spong, who also goes by the
term, "captain," owns and oper
ates the boatbouse at the foot of
Chemeketa street.
Although the Gray Eagle's reg
ular route was between Portland
'and Salem, and sne made this rua
inree umes a weea, sne-nas aiso
CASH BUYERS
t Peppei-mint Oil
j and Cascara Bark
W. J. LAKE A CO.,
Board of Trade Bldg., Portland
Oregon .
Omr Salem Representative of
II. STEINBOCK
Capitol Bargain House
145 Center St. Phone 898
fSSSZ -223
ivClough-
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HUSTON
Co.
DisUtictive
'funeral
Servict &
i2o,
minw
"Educate" them in
Buster Brown Shoes
CompleteJn every way. for
Service Durability Economy
Always the Best in Footwear
m m
. Buster Brown .
Repairing -t i&g veiybestYin connection j
(been p the river aa far. as En
gene. Boats made that ran mack
of the year when the Gray Eagle
wmm JUBI. A UKi w.0 wavsv
day of the highway and the an to
mobile. It was even before trains
amounted to mnch In Oregon. It
wtaa the ddv when boau were
boats, and the Gray Eagle could
hold Its own with any of them.
OBITUARY
Bennett
In this city. Friday, Sept.;?,
Mrs. Julia Virginia Bennett, wife
of Dr. C. R. Bennett, daughter, of
Mrs. Julia Leep of Myrtle Point.
sister of Mrs. Georgia Bennett of
Myrtle Point, and Harold T. Leep
of Lost Hills, Calif. FuaeralJser-
viees Monday, Sept. 10, at 3 p. m.
from -the Rigdon mortuary.- -
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"Hastings
At the home of his daughter!
Mrs. Walter Zosef. 1S5 South
Commercial. Sept. 8, Reuben A.
Hastings. He was ' a brother of
Mrs. W. D. Elkins, Eugene. Fun
eral services will be held from the
Rigdon Mortuary Monday after
noon at 1:30 o'clock with inter
ment In the Pedes. teaetery.
Albert Stratto died at the Old
Soldiers' Home at Roseburg, Sep
tember's,' at the Lre of: i- years.
He is survived by hts widow, Mrs.
Ann.E. Stratton cot'; Salem Four
sons,' Dr. AJ Stratton of Portland.
Dr. A.' C. Stratton of South Dako
ta, D. V. Stratton of K'ew York. J.
J. Stratton of Salem; one daugh
ier. Mrs. Fred Owen of Salem.
Funeral services will be veld at
2 p. m. Tuesday from the Clough
H us ton. company's ehapel. : Iater
meht will be at Zen a.
FIND IT HERE
Those Big Black Grapes
Now ripe at Tiala Vineyards.
Dollar Dlnner-1! -: ; : : J I
Every night 5:30 to' 8 at the
Marion hotel.
Knrnitnre I'pbolstr
And repairing
Farniture Co.
Glese-Powers
An Old Age Income
See PEP Company's investment
offer page- 14.
Apartment for Rent
Prescott apartment
street.
1064 Oak
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SAYS
We have a 1927 Whippet 6
Coupe fully equipped 70 per
cent new rubber, has had the
best of care and looks like a
new car for SoOO.OO.
"The Uoose That Service AnliS"
Sale or
Exchange
20 Acres Xand, House, Barn,
Garage; Water System, Fruit,
all under plow for sale or will
trade for good city home. Ma
this 715 First National Rank.
Phones, office 2203, Res. 10F4.
Private Owner.
Hi
iiiaininiiiiiiiiiiHiiinmmri
Fnmlsbed
ri $8 .fS without garage. Close In,
phone It S2J.
Pare Maple Saar!
Salted nuts and good chili at
the "Brite Spot." 360 Center St..
in the Smith-Watkins bldg.
It Would Pay You -
To Investigate the new perfect
ed Hart Oil burner, which can be
attached to any hot air furnace.
J. A. Bernard!. 458 South High.
Phone 2949.
Where To
DINE
TODAY
Fried Chicken Dinner '
.Today at the Gray Belle.
Fried Chicken Dinner
-Served all day at the Spa.
a a a a
For Dinner This Evening
Special Sunday dinner $1.00 at
the Marion hotel today.
a a a a
Special Cliickea Dinner Today
And: home made salads, State
Cafeteria.
a a a a
Roast Chicken Dinner- .
, 60 cents' at the Argo.
y- m 0
Special Chicken Dinner -
At the Home Restaurant, 50c.
a a a a
Chicken Dinner
At Coffey's Cafe, 155 S. Liber
ty. Open day and night.
a a a a
Special Chicken Dinner 50c
At The Nook, 379 N, High,
a a a
Chicken Dinner-
Served all day at the Central
Restaurant, 50c.
Walnut
Chips
These sell regularly at
40c a lb.
FOR SATURDAY ONLY
One lb. 25c
Or two lbs. for 45c '
This candy special sold only
in lb. lots at this priee.
Schaefer's
'DRUG STORE
135 North Commercial St.
Phone 197
Original Candy Special Store
Penslar Agency
Sale
Wed., Sept. 12th
1:00 p.m.
lO COWS. HORSES. SHEEP,
HAY, FARM MACHINERY,
ETC. -
1 mile east of Anbnrn echool
between Pen and Garden Rd.
Follow Arrow from 4 Corners
Center Rt,
K. H. EARL. Owner
Friday, Sept. 14th
1:00 p.m. .
oomrs. horses, sheep,
HOGS, MACHINERY, ETC.
1 H miles South of Hopewell
or 10 miles north of -Salem
on the Salero-McBUnnvllle
road, the J. O. Dunn place.'
F. C. NEEDHAM, Owner
See Sale Bills
For Particulars
NOTE: 'Farmers Brine in
what jon want sold.
II. F. WOODRY
& SON
ARE THE
AUCTIONEERS
Rite Down Town
271 N. ComX . Phone 75
FARMERS See ns ahowt
your sale 20 years experi
ence- sAtfefaction
teed. --;
Stock
Sale
; c NEW ANVrSED ,
r: FVRNITfRE : ?v
R F. WOODRY
&SON
Rite Down "Town :
. . Phone 75
in
Auction
Reduction
Third
Annual
All Windows
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Undraped at
7:30
Band Music
Stunts
Dance
at 9 O'clock
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Treasure hunttick-M
ets are being given i
out by all mer
chants co-operat-h
ing. Here is the list
Gieee-Powers. Bishop's. Dfree- ' ,
tor's. Montgomery, Ward land
Co.; Hamilton Furniture Col. J.
C. Penney. Portland Electric f
Power Co., Kafoury Bros. U. :-'r'
G. Shipley, Price Shoe Store, . 1
Salem Worklnje Men's Store. r
Salem Seed and Orchard Supply ' - "
Co., Peerless Bakery, Ilayi L. '3 '
Fanner. Greenbaum's, Dan J. I
Frjj. Jr.; Thrift Grocer, Salem iy
Leading Army Goods store, Pla
gly Wily. E. W. Cooleys 0ro- ?
eery. Western Auto Co.. Army ? ,
and Outing: store. Square Deal '
Hardware Co., Hutcheoo Paint i t
store. Adolph's Cigar storej Sa- 1
lem Hardware Co.. Commercial
Book store. C. J. Breler CoT., U. "
S. National Bank. j, : -
V Buster Brown Shoe storej Sa-
lem Variety store, Ladd jand -'
Bash, bankers; Max O. Burear.
John J. Rottle. Twentieth Cea- -! "
tury stores, Patton Bowkstore. ' -; w
Ken Brown, H. T. Love. Jewei 1
Box. Roth Grocery, George C
Will, Emmon's, The Man's Slhop,
Central Shoe store,. Mi-Lady .
Shop, Bake-Rlte bakery. Mldret- '
Market, O. W. Johnson it CoiThe'
Gray Belle. Mack's, The Spa. Tho . i
Smart Shop, Miller's. Sherman '
jClay A Co.. Agnes E. Lyons,! Can-
nell Mt Robb. Chambers Cham. -
bers, - Fleener Electric I Co.. '
Brownsville Woolen Mills ' store, . ' 1
Boff Electric Co. . :; ; -
Kafaterla Shoe store, II sward :
Corset shop, Worth's depart
ment store. Nelson and Hunt.'
Margaret Hfnnlger. ElDotts
Dollar store. F. W. Wool worth r
Co., Atlas Book store. Nelson ' ':
Jewelers Kays' Coat and Dress
shop. Central Pharmacy, Salem - t
Bank of Commerce, Gahlsdorfs,
Vanity Hat Shoppe, Lloyd- IL ' I
Ramsden, Millers. I J
Steusloff Bros, market, I. W.
"Doc" Lewis. Bloch's Golden I
Rule, The Vogue, Imperial Fur-
Hiture. Co., Oscar, D. Olson, j
Pickens and Haynes. ! The ' ;
French Shop, the LaBette shop, '- ; ?
' Adams Florist, H. R. Presnall,
Dr. o. lu Scott, juargarei s aoy
shop, Swart Specialty shop, Car
son Pharmacy, Anderson's
Home 'Made : Candles. AJ A.
Clothing Co.. Cooley'a Clothes
shop. Hamilton Shoe Co.. Flakes
Petland.
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