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' LIBERTY, Jan. t The E&it
Liberty Telephone compear, eom
rrislay, 108 ind 117 lines; held
Its ftsnnaJ meetlnx Thursday
night at which all officers were
re-elected: W. Zosel, president:
Rojr Varrasd. secretary: : and W.
Oldea a the execntire eommlt-
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-The problem of securing lower
; telephone" rates was discussed and
a decision reached to raise Xnnds
to help defray expenses of the in-
: Testlgatins committee which will
lay findings and data before the
public Berries commission. To that
end a lory of 25e per member was
1 voted. This money, however, is to
be held by this company tintU oth
er telephone lines also contribute
and decide to help push the cause.
- Expression was made that other
. lines must back the movement in
order to make it sueeessiul. ' ' '
Aa additional meeting relative
, to the matter will be held If and
, when necessary; . -
- ""- .Besluce Salary
: TURNERr Jan. a -The new tel
ephone board met Thursday nlzht
to select Its officers: e Frank
Ihornpier, president; Fred Den
hem,, vice president; B. S. Prath
r, secretary-treasurer. The sal
ary of Mrs. H. R. Peets who has
had efficient charge of the cen
tral ettlee for 1 years was re
duced to 3S a month. Some help
will be given to patrons behind In
dues through repair work In lines
as. occasion requires.
SUBLIMITY, Jan. The Blue
Telephone line held a meeting in
the city hall Saturday afternoon
In Sublimity. Election of officers
was held for 1933: reelected F. A.
Zimmerman, president; vice-president.
Lea Philips; secretary, Ben
G esc her; reelected 11 Philips, di
rector; Carl Zimmerman In place
of deceased; Joseph Zimmerman,
director, and also the annual bus
iness discussion was held.
Reduce Fees
, GERVAIS, Jan. I At the an
nual meeting of the Gerjals Mu
tual Telephone company Saturday,
R. 8. Marshall was retained as
president, Scott Jones as secretary
and G. J. Molsan as treasurer.
There are 104 phones on the sys
tem and the switch board fees
were changed from SO cents to
10 cents per month for the ensu
ing year.
The report of the secretary
showed that considerable work
had been done on the various
Unes during the year, thus im
proving the service. The present
operator, A. B. Mlnaker, was retained.
. First Uaes Meet
ZEN A, Jan. t The regular an
nual meeting of the Polk county
Telephone company was held at
Salem, January 7, at 1:10 at the
chamber of commerce. The old
board of directors were all re
elected as follows: president, John
Simmons; vice-president, J. Btrat
ton; . secretary-treasurer, R. C.
Shepard, occupied the afternoon.
This company was organised just
10 years ago and includes the
first rural lines out from Salem,
saately 1 and
FUIU IS TODAY
FOR MILTON BROWN
LIBERTY, Jan. t Milton
'Brown, who was tf January t,
tied at his home here Saturday
morning after a sreek's Illness.
Ee was a pioneer of this vicinity,
coming acre in IStO and prior
to that living at Dallas, . Sidney
and Ankeny Bottom for years. Be
was bora In Dllnois in 1847.
Mr. Brown helped build the
eld flour mill, now unused, but
still standing at Sidney. In 11SS
he married Mrs; Andrews, - who
was then carrying the maH in
Liberty. "After the marriage he
took up his wife's duties, as in
those days mall was carried on
contract. He owned one of the
first automobiles here.
Besides bis - widow, he leaves
four step-daughters: Mrs. J. A.
Colgan of Marion, Mrs. L Ma
Comber of Dallas, Mrs. D. T. Al
len of Falla City, and Mrs. WU
ilam Cerndt of Liberty.
Funeral ' rites ill be Tuesday
1 pjn. at Rlgdon's, with bur
in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Trio of Women's
Groups Will Meet
During New Week
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WO0DBTJRN, Jan. Officers
t. the St. Mary's Episcopal guild
ill - lie elected when the dun
vests Tuesday afternoon at the
home ef Mrs. Henry Miller on the
Boone's Ferry road north. . ef
Woodburn. .
Mrs. J. W. .Waterbury will be
tosteoi to the Woodburn Rural
tlub when that organisation meets
Wednesday afternoon at her
lome. Mrs.' Pearl Simmons and
Mrs. A. Rerick are to be assistant
hostesses. ---
Mrs. Vena Dodge is preparing
the program for, the regular
monthly meeting of the Ladles
Aid esclety : ef the Presbyterian
shurch, Wednesday afternoon at
1:10 o'clock. Hostesses will be
Mrs. Bert Byers, Urs. J. J. Hall
and Mrs. Joseph HugiU.
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LIBERTY AARD
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ELSINOIin TUSATRE
LEATHER IS GOING UP SHOES ARE GOING UP. YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY
MORE FOR SHOES AFTER THIS STOCK IS GONE, THERE IS NO DOUBT ABOUT
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We purchased these shoes at 1932 low prices and we are going to sacrifice every pair at cost and In lome
fn4ano ico mr gnm to mnv hn imt before onr new stocks arrive. There will be several months
for yod to wear these shoes but we cannot wait several months to order our spring, stocks, they . wiD
SuuT.axTiYin m a lew wecajs -. .. . ..
You can save double during this sale, car prices are always substantially reduced during our clearaii
ces enq ims year wie gucatannat tcuijtuvu uui vu wi w u su uuuauj wn jiuwi v
We are roting a iMtitV Idea of hat can be had for Utile money, there are otK
'er bargains of course which' we cannot list and whicH are certainly worth considering very carefuny;.
Another 100 Dozen of those Wonderful
sneer Chiffon
Rollins Runstop
SILK HOSE
With the lact top. Abo semi-serrko and scrrict wtiffhU.
Regular $2.00 Quality All On Sale For
New shades, aO sizes, lonf and abort lenfftki
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Mens Pure Thread
SILK SOX
Gray, Brown, black and blue, all plain colors, all sizes 10 to
IS. A wonderrol lit vahie. While they last at
Spate Sflo
Ladies Archpreserver
PUMPS & TIES
broken fines covering over the entire season, all fronped ta
gvtner for quick sale. In black, brown and blue kid or caff.
trap pumps prevail la these fines. All $10 and $12 values.
Jou must come early If yoa expect to bay these) shoes at-
Broken lines in our finest
8jo to slOoo Pumps
Kid suedf patenj, Calcutta lizzard and all the fine bathe??
both domestle end imported are fadnded la these caurt
productlona, Win be cleared out in thlj sale at
Ladies
LEATHER
HANDBAGS
Wo have hundreds of these bass in our Christmaa specials
at $2.95 which was a very special value. Now we are readyty
dear them op and you can select any one of these fine bast
at onr . ' " !
Ladies Leather
HOUSE SLIPPERS
HARD SOLES. The kind we have always sold at $5.00. in
red, bloc, green and black, lines are broken and they
go while they bat at
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Ladies Leather Soft Soles
HOUSE SLIPPERS
Broken lines, $&50 valaes In red, black; frees aaibhTftkf
them out whOe theybst Tat! tSSlr
Men's Florsheim and
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Archpreserver Shoes
and Oxfords
en to H ckartd 5t-ln tkb sab. Thb fodndej ocr iatirf
stock. Regular $8.00, $9.00 ep to $12.00 varaea
RrnlrAtv T inoc
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Regular Lines
Ghildrens Shoes
Pumps & Oxfordc
U smoked elkv brown elk, patent leather and all the mo-t
fSTTfiiP u todwt. These shoes former
11 i40!00',0010 F art. pladng them MtwS
groups for cjuick selling- - '
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1000 Pafrs Ladies Pumps, Oxfords, Ties
Induding well known makes such as Red Cross, Sdby. Rice O'Neill and Brown pumps la
brown and black, genuine Calcutta lizzard. brown and black kid ties, black cr white -mS
viwuk pumps, croscn
bargain in thb sale.
cloth pumps, broken fines suede ties and pumps. Host all sizes.
Regular. C3J50, IS.5S and some 510,00 Jkoea At
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Mens Fancy Sox
M sixes from t to If. Regular X4k values to dear up ll
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