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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1923 5 i News from Valley Points From the Richest and Best Part of the State By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents PAGE TWO BETHEL TO HAVE L itself is expected to betjln ly Aug nut i. Tho old school building, which iimn mndo by remodelling tho old Dunknrd church here, Is declared to bo too old for continued school aervlce. The board which has charge of the new building Ifl composed of E. B. Matten, chairman; A. L.. Schulz and H. H. Boles. V. R. linker is clerk of the bourd. The school Is to be located ap proximately t miles directly east of tho state penitentiary, on tne naved road which runs past the four corners. M'CORMICK HEIR PROMOTED Chicago, July 17 Fowler Mc- Cormick, aclon of tho harvester manufacturing family, hud desert ed the overalls for tho white col lar and DtiHlneaa suit. He haa been promoted from the laboring Job he has held in the Milwaukee plant of tho International Harvester company to a position in the ac counting division. Ho had work- tunl -construction of tho building1 cd as a factory hand for six months Bethel, Or., July 17 Work will begin here in the near future on construction of a new 4000 dis trict school, to accommodate 30 or 35 pupils, and to be opened for use with the regular fall term next September. It will consist of one large room, with a modern stage and a lunch room. Plays produced by the school children will be presented at vari ous times during the winter months and the neighborhood will turn out to witness them, according to pres ent plans. Plana for tho building I nro being drawn up by Freeman and Htruble, Salem architects, Ac London, July If. (A.P.) Oth er dieea03 than cancer may yield their secrets to scientific workers armed with tho technical moth oda evolvii by Dr. William K. Oyer and his better colleague, )". J. . Barnard. Thla 8Uf?gestio;i Is put forward today by the Lances, authoritive British. medical journal, in pre senting papers bv two scieuUbts on their recently announced dis coveries regarding the causes of cancer. "New technical methods were made available," It says will be ap plicable to icsearcJi along a whole enormous front. Diseases liKe measles, small pox, encephalitis.?, foot and mouth disease, and dsg distemper may yield their secrets weapons. ' Thus fa1 nothing haa been re vealed as to how tho method can be made ap'jl'cable to tho dlsenfiss mentioacJ, but U ifl beiioved it formation may be forthcoming in this rcjpuct very soon. QUEEN MARY OPENS MATERNITY HOSPITAL London, July 17 (AP) Queen Mary added several devotees to her list of admirers yesterday when she opened an extension of the Salvation Army's maternity hoapltul in the East EnU of Lon don. In one ward were a number of unmarried mothers, who though aware of the queen's visit, did not expect her to take notice of their presence. The unexpected how ever, happened, 'Her Majesty pressing a special desire to them. The queen went to the bedside of each woman, and won tholr af fections by her kindly words of to worker mnei with these nsv I praise for their babies. NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS ITEMS "HAZEL GREEN Mrs. Anna Wheeler and eMl dren'of Salum si'ent Sunday w-IU Mr. and Mm H Wachen. "l'i;',vIie 1 pulling his flax tli'.s nd family. r".ffTku and ilaUKut TBI to Oregon City Sum! Mr. aad Mrs. W. 13. McOo mack who featured in an accid on their 4th o.' July celebration A number of relatives neiu Mv. Ellon Vr.iiClcavo celebn: her 80th birthday by spending th-s evening v. lib her Saturd.iy Tlww nerosent were Mr. nud Mr Tmn VimOldave. Mr. nnd Mrs. Al vln VanUleave fcnd children M vin iiml Ocmevlcve. Mr. and M Dulnli Van Cleave nnd childiun, Mr. and Mm. L'llitim Cordlor, .V!'. Louisa Johnson. Mr. and Mi ltobort Ucera. Mr. and Mrs. Lest, Vanclcavo and fi.mily, Churl. VunCleavo nnd family. Mr. su Mrs. Win. McMoiris and Mrs. Mfc tiliin VanCleave and daug'ili Ilertha of Salem. Mrs. James Luc key und Kov. Leila Luckcy. Ilvrmnn C. Warden spent Hon rlnv at ILivcrsido with Mr. and Mr Mluell. Mr Woodanl hint returned ott nmnuli.i;: urea wcolts' vucttllun with his sun at Owago. Mrs. I'.iter h:.s returned to h Immn lii l'urtli'iid after spcudin tin, wi"-U Willi her sifter, Mrs. Ue ii.in:UI. IMifUm Ck'UH iiR went lo Poi t laud Sum'nv to olt-'-nd the convention. Ilo returned W mv;il:iv. ' Mim Carolyn Johnson uf Seat tie, Wash., nrrivrd Saturday even lil'l lo bo Willi be' brother, Albar for (Mime time. lieno l'ulmnte.l Is In Haaol Grcuu for a few days at I he home of hie pare.ils, An. and Mrs. li'? l'alni.nler. Mrs. Mc'Jalfery and family ! in Wood Turk the 4 111. iip.irito Zi.liiioki died at th hospital Tuesday ndor short 111 n Hi- death In very mud Krleved one rs l-e leaves a wife icu sou to survive hii.i. Mo was lal to rest In the St Ilarbara ceni.: inrv Thursday afternoon. Mr. and M-u. Tern VanCleavo -nvo a plums at Sponns Laud ini? Hjitiirdav foi their borry pic knrR A e-noil tlr.-.e was had by :i'l Mr. reeella. Lnkm spent tto week end a'. Mrs Ceo. Ziellnskl s. Mr. nnd Mrs Niel Wolf of suit nn.l Mr. riiI Mrj reterson of Su- lem spent Sundiy with Mrs. Mai- tlia Wolf. Ion Kjmv of Central Howel came ovjr Monday to help LjiiIs Kahow repair his separator ioi the tlire.ihiliK swiioii. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hnwklna. Mildred a l l Bertha Wlllliimson uf Salem and l.onb Ucrlrulf visum at the N. i vili:nicn home on Sunday. About 100 enrod themselves at the 11 1'..' Iia.?-;;r picnic Siindav Air. and Mrs V. O. Johnson ard family nnl Mies Tolyn Johii'vii of Seatll", 'Vh . irotur.'d to SH verton an I Woo-.lrirti Sunda Mr. anl lis. Wi:l. Itiikman i ." Cluxler cili.'d m Mr. and Mrs. I . A. Kobow tiundiy cveliitiir. A number of ir.pio in this coir llliinlly 'l.-M'(. In to see tile Ciirirv City flo-.irl.ir, mllU fire SuudM evrnlnr;. Willie Dnal.m was In rorth.vd last week al:endlnu ('. K. rumor. tlon Crailpa ritr.;(Mi. Mrs. N P. William-i- n nnd Ki.slelle r jil-fi on Mrs. Vm. Oveig.ud of Saltln Sunday. Miss Lc.l Lu.'key returned S.t iinlr.y fro.n l'o-t'.and where rlie had spent I lie wc k atlelidinR convention. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Swank. . Mr. and Mrs. E. Roberts spent the week end with relatives In Salem. The palur-TS have Just finished (tlvlng Al! -rt Ring's residence l Tresh coat, of p.Vnt. Little Evelln Vabghn entertain id eight little girls last Friday aft 1 noon tn honor of her third birth .v. Tho afternoon was spent in L.is g:unes after which dainty Jshnieuts were served. Those nt wero Rdth and Esther .yona, XjLicue ana ucuian ienis. Constance Uodoker, Helen Hlatt, Zola Surry and Winifred Martin. James Abel of Los Angeles, Is visiting with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Abel of Lyons. Mrs. JVIuyd Herry returned from Idaho last wock whero she has bcn visiting her parents. Mr. and Atrs. Warren Yonker, Mrs. Itoxie Trask and Mrs. Alex llodeker were Salem visitors Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trask and Lawrence Trask are among those visiting ut Crater lake this week and Airs. Stupka. Air. and Mrs Alga Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. V. Dare Sloper m tored to Portland Thursday mol ing to attend the Elks convention U. L. Uolph went to Portllud Thursday on buriDess and also to attend tho Elki convention. Andrew Lombrecht employed a tho Crabtroo Lumber Co., had misfortuno to be hit by a cool on tbo chest Wednesday. He was rushed to a doctor and an X-Hay taken but just how bad his injur is are is not known. Mr. and Mrs J'rauk Poieer and daughter Hetty motored to Salem Wednesday evening. TUIiNEll STAYTON Str.ytnn, July 17. Mr. and Mrs Jams Hipp of tiublmilty wore i town on iKisinr-sa Tuesday. Mr. Hipp Is tho niiul mail carriu Sublimity. Mrs. C. H. TJrPwcr is in the hw pltal nt SlOh! rocovcrinr? troi: 41 1 n ot tin l.'vA : o n )it' rf or in d . few days iik-. win. Poll is, v.ho for bo in.in yoarti was a lctt.tlent of Stayton pa';H(?(l thruu.'Tli hero wodncyili iu-riii!i;' on hie way to lYinlh'tin Anient Kin,; of Victor INiin kVK a business caller Wcdnes- lay. Olive Stewart, 1 4 year ol 1 laiiKhttT of Ted Stewart near A!c hana who ran eway from her lionui Into Saturday niht n heen loralod in t'orvallis accori tip; to vord rear h lug local otfi ors from that city. 1 1 oo. tt ro who u ti d K v n re 1 1 A r nold made a tr;j to (.he Uitz-L.ir iicn mines l.i tho Ulack KaKlo dis- trirt Weilnesfln. Iiwrph 11. llrewor, wifo and son who have been vitdling at tlie homo of Mrat Allio llrewer, hive moved thoir household aflcolu ritlainook whera they are estib lishing a homo Mr. and Ms Parrrl I.akn t,f Watsonville, ':'I., are visltin; at Ihn homo of Mt.sd Susan KtMtus. Mr. lal;o Is a sun of Mrs. Hj.1o l.nko, who Kpeut tho winter hi Thy will also vleit nt tho farm horncti of William Iako and Mr Del Harrington eit of town. Mrs. lle.iter Coatcs has movc.l htr furniture to Albany w'ioio he will make her home with her son. IVd routes IjCKt.T ll.HTOrtS nml wifo tin- Utiisoil tho Kw ins propiM'iy on Second strret nrd are at bom- there to their trifiicls. The Throe Links t'lub wm en tertaiucd at a law n party nt tho Ken t-Vhatn'-r homo WVilnc.iday ttenioon, Mrs Hon Hrliao'nr, Mrs. Ployd ( hisnng and Mit. rank Stnplia rtilng as host?sr!t. he uflnrnrnm was spent in doin-i ncy work mm couviMaMin. 'aint.y ref roslinu nt wore nertvd by thi liosli's::e.-i. Thofio iMijityi'ij; ho nftfin l.hmi wiM'e Mivduins il. , Ciahliee, I'airy Iluniphicy-i, II. Ilourliamp. V. A. Cladfk, Clydo )wniug, t'lias lUirnicsler, Anton rotus, Are:ilp Cf.Hpell, I has. 1 o lie U-llo Pkkliu Conrad Nei'H.. lio Murphy uva the ImwIimsoi. SchiU'frr. Mis. t'hrff il'i'.s v-i B, Ci nr. -rf k r. of Mra. C. jHoueri and her son Li. Bones, and wile wero busiuesi visitors In Salem Friday. O. A. JV.ciay and family enjoy ed u vlult with some cousins from Canada who stopped off last tveek a trip t.iro'.i:r:i the country. Hay li.i.itr. J'JMffi'iS !miMiagr lor th Hf.Mmor.'j Lumbtfr to, was a visitor Frroay uigiit with his father E, C, iaiker uu.i family baturday morning Hay and hi father nuul-j a buiiness triy to Sci Dr. Eva;:s, the cyo man was i town last veek in the lutcrc:t his proioj.on. lr, Evaaa mud tlii terri oiy 2i yearn ai;y was ptitt'ui; in i-art of his time renewing o'd acqiiainlanrt; The Tuii-ior pout oL tae .Mile. hi Lieu Co., of S iicm, "-ol uived hollur last Wodut.t:duy to be utuii to, pumpiLi i w-ite-r and to tuiulb M. T. Mi.ier 13 having a new roof put ui. his ruiiiieu'i') whie with the n-:v coat of paint recent ly added f really improve ill I oak a and cjndilU-u of the Millui home. The M;'.;.'i'o JI.-Kinloy family at tended the unioral of Jutlse Down in:; at Sa c 111 Sat ii (Jay aftcrnoc-u. Tho flax pullorj are hu:-,y tins days in or-ltr to st-'t the flax of tho nro.ind befi ro it is too rlpt, liaiph r.r.d .jHinard Wrlh tpent a few days visitiu;r ahuo n iends in Turner. A 1111 ml 11 : of tno memlieri ant: famillea of 1 h9 Ucal ltebokah m near Morioi Sun "by for a picnic and repor: a vry enjoyab' time (Jalo Hi'i-'ther.; havo pur :!iaseil a flax puller and started pullln; operation last Saturday. Mra. F.i l U'.inwiR was ill few days the pazi week wuh neur alKla. Miss A:;iira KeMy was vij'tiitcr tinniQ f i) l;a StintUy. Rho hati just returned Iim n.-ir Kimene where !Jhe Iiiim boon purlting uhorriea. Frank Lyle ami family of Pore CORNS In one minute Juat that qwkk I he pain I if. Df . SrhnU'n Zlno-pnd It the nf, cure, ling me thed to relieve painful corns. Hr vent the rrenanre nnd rubbing of tight shoes the eu of corn. Unfailing In Its action. The results!- Immediate. Cost but n trllle. At nil drug and shoe stores. BrSchoUs rut one on the punt is gone land and ilr. and Mrs. I. F J.y'o of Turner visited, with Ptroy Lyn and family cf Mil! City dnmluy. Harold bilgg'S was a .Mario a visitor Sunday. Miss Luoile Riches was v lii ting in Salem Sunday. Floyd Irter ih'pped a car load of hay from Turner last w.ieli Coman Traccy commenced ball ins hay for Guy Hobson Minaay Guy repnns an excellent 'Isld. The lumber If on th-j ercuuJ to build the new retting vatu at the local liax i.lant. Tuoy have taken on more help in order to be ready for the new crop. Mrs. .Stewart of Salem was a visitor ut the E C. Baker heim Monday ar-d Tuecday. A crew of uisu are at work at the S. F. station building, a new platform, roshingling and making other ioiprovemtiats. ; - Bonei L'rothers have flttei up a new service car for the '-iso of the garaga. If you see red streak coming down tho road, that's it. A letter rtee'-ved this week from Mollis Hones, would lead ono to think thero wad worn placi'3 to live than the Willumette Valley, He Is finding lota of dust, boat and wind. FALLS CITY Falla City, July 17 Mra. Julius Llveriek was a Salem -shopper Thursday, Will Dormnn of Salem has rent ed the R. D. Tirown property and will help his father with tho , work ! it tbo J'jverlay Poultry ranch. 11. M. Smith was In Valaetz Wed nesday and Thui-mlay on behalf of tbo Falls City bank. Mrs. Win. MeCornilek of Peedec has been visit Intr several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martii Deal. w. 13 Mclvown and sister, Mrs. Hatcher' are In ttend thla week, visiting their brother, Willard. Miss Hah Kohinson Is in Port land this week visiting with rela tives. Air. and Mrs. joe Hubbard were over from Independence tho first f tho week nnd visited with Mrs. L. K. Ford. Mr. and Mrs. M D. Ha mm el have moved Into their beautiful now homo on tho hill south of town They recentty purchased the prop erty from W. H. Heard nnd have made extensive Improvements' be fore moving into it. Mra. Walter Clnrlt and son Donald- and daughter Marjorle havo moved into tho house she has va aetz, after almost a year's ab sence. Mrs. Barney Philip has just re turned to her home at Spokane. Washington, after several months,1 vUit with her son on his farm near) town. Miss Delia Gr Is wold of Portland was up from Portland Sunday and visited with her brother, R. I fjriswold and family. Mrs. May Lowe has moved to Dallas and the Wm. Hawk family moved into th ehouse she haa cated. - The work on the ball courts Is being hurried up by the Eoworth league folks on their property near tne city park no as to be ready by August first. When the annual convention meets here. Work la al so being done by the city such as widening and smoothing the streets and the road that leads to the park Wm. Murphy, fl2, St. Paul, Or., died July 15th at St. Vincent' hospital, Portland. Mr. Murphy was born on the farm two miles north of town, and lived here all his life, naving retired a few years ago, with only the gravel business to look after. He is survived by nis widow Emma Murphy, and uiree gmicren, an ot wnom are grown, one son Howard who lives In the east and two daughters Frances and Beatrice at home. The funeral services were held at the St, Paul church on Friday morn ing at 10:30. Interment in the St. Paul cemetery. SILVERTON Silverton, Ore., July 17. funeral ervicos wore conducted by the Christian Science church at tne undertak ne narlors Tn... day for Mrc. Nancy Jane Desart who died at Silverton Moni'.iy. Mrs. De3art wu horn on January ioii, ana nad uvea at Silver- ton for the past fifteen yeare. S'10 wao tH3 vldow of Dennis Deaart and the mother of eight children. tnreo ot whom ate no longer 1 Ins. The surviving children .ire Alfred, Ben. Jerry, Emmett end Harry Desart. all of Silverton. interment waj in the Silverion cemetery. Sonhus B. T'nuiestad of fir.,! Porks, Norlh Deltota, left Silver ton Wednesday moraine after .i throe weeks' v'slt here with rel atives and frlonds. Mr. Tlnirin- stad is superintendent of the schools at Mux, North Dakota and is also Interested In real est!!! in North Dakota As he formerly made hla home at Silverton ho took advantage of vacation time to renew afua!urances here E. A. Witlto ot MoIIala mailo a business trip to hnverton Mondny. Ho was accompanied by Mn While who camo for treatment of an Infected thumb. The Whites conduct a shingle mill near Wil holt Spnntrs. Mr. and Mrs 0. T. Dradstui and two children of Silverton lef: Wednesday mornir.g for North Da kota. They are making the trip by car to Harvey, their former home, and where they now DV-in to live. The Eradstads have lived here for a number of years but found it .lecessary to return to look after a farm and other l teresU. 'They have many friends here who nope tney will soon re turn to Oregon again. Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Jacobson and daughter, Florence, spent Tues day visiting acquaintances at S loin. Miss Then Jeneen returned to Silverton Wednesday night afler a tew daj-s spent near Portland. .Mrs, K lies.' II Scott substituted the office of Drs. Kcene and Ste3'. Iiammer during Miss Jensen's ab sence. 1 CENTRAL HOWELL Central Howell, July 17 Mr. and Mrs. William Roth of Salem parents of Henry .and Ernest Roth returned Thursday from an extend ed trip east. They drove through to Kansas and report extremely hot weather there. They stopped In Washington on their return trip, for a visit with relatives. Dan Steffen and family motor ed to Portland Sunday morning. Miss Ellen Steffen who spent few daya there returned home with them In the evening. A large Essex automobile late Saturday night crashed through a guard fence on a. sharp- turn on the Salem -Silverton highway near the Central Howell school and was badly wrecked. As far as could be learned no one was hurt. It was apparently a stolen car as It was deserted just a few minutes after the accident, according to a pass erby and no claim has been made for the car to date. Many people from this commun ity have been enjoying the band concerts and fountain display at Salem. Mrs. Geo, Ntman and children, Dorothy and George, Jr., spent few days at the Joe Kaser home going back Saturday evening. FIVE KILLED IN COLLISION Billings, Mont., July 17 Five unidentified persons were killed and two others injured seriously here early today when a Chicago, Burlington and Qulncy passenger train crashed Into an enclosed au tomobile at a grado crossing. The car was ground to bits and the bodies of the victims scattered along tho right of way. HEALTH CLINIC AT BROOKS SET JULY 21-2 Brooks, July 17 The Marlon county health examination for children of pre-school age and for babies, will be held In the Metho dist church at Brooks on Tuesday and Wednesday, July 21 and 22. Whether older children will also be examined at this time will de pend on the response to this op portunity. If the time does not permit, a later date may be ar ranged. Time assignment should be phoned to Mrs. Walter Fuller for Tuesday and to Mrs. Fred Batchelor for Wednesday. WILLS HOPES DEMPSEY BOUT GOES THROUGH Paris, July 17 (AP) When shown New York dispatches today stating that Jack Dempsey had signed for a match with him, Har ry Wills, American negro heavy weight, who is In Europe for a brief vacation said: "I hope the story Is true, but I have heard nothing myself directly. "Everything Is in the hands ot Paddy Mullins, who is fully em powered to sign for me, but I havo had no word from him yet,' STABBED IN THE BACK BY NEURITIS Painful Knifelike Thrusts Banished Forever Quick, Per manent Relief Follows This Newly Discovered Treatment Sharp, darting, torturing pains through neck, arms, shoulders and legs these are the symptoms of Neuritis Some mistake It for rheu matism. Often it is called neural gia. Don't take dope or coal tar products. They only give false re lief. Often they affect the heart dangerously. Tho surest and safest way to rid yourself of these agonizing pains is get a bottle of Eopa Neuritis Tablets, the recent discovery of aj prominent physician. These tablets ire harmless no bromides nar-1 cotics or coal tar. They are formulated to give Im mediate relief from the tortures of neuritis pains and to restore dis eased nerves to healthy condition, thus to remove forever the cause of the inflammation and pa-ins. Even If you've suffered for years Ropa Neuritis Tablets will stop those agonizing pains and bring quick relief. Youc druggist will recommend them. Perry's Drug store and all other leading druggists will supply you. Mail orders filled. Adv. Not One Live FIy& Or Mosquito H In Homes Where Black Flag Is Used. It Kills! Get those flies, mos quitoes, and roaches! Don't let one escape. Kill them all with Buck Flag the surest death to pests ever dis covered. Buck FiiAi does not stun it kills 1 It con tains a secret vegetable in gredient that bugs breaths and die. But it is absolutely harmless to humans and animals. Not only flies, mosquitoes and roaches, but Black Flao also kills nnts, moths, dog fleas, bedbugs, plant lice, chicken lice. Kot a singlo bug escapes Black Flag. That is what makes it great I Ordinary insecticides kill, at best, only 6 out of every 10 bugs. The four which get away breed hundreds which return. Black Flao kills 10 out of every The deadliest killer of roaches, too, ever discovered but harmless to humans. TO bugs. Use either tho powder or liquid. Both aro equally deadly to pests, with these three exceptions never use any liquid an furs; use the powder to moke them mothproof. Always use tho powder to kill dog fleas and lice. Thousands use both powder and liquid preferring tho liquid to kill flies, mosquitoes and moths nnd tho powder to kill roaches, ants, bedbugs, dog fleas and plant lice. Black Flao costs less. Powder, 25c up. Powder Gun, 10c. Liquid, 25c up. Sprayer, 45c. Introductory package containing can of liquid and sprayer for only 65c, At drug, grocery, hardware and department stores." Buy Black Flao today. itC J. ? DoritletM ash spread Apnlv a little Resinol Ointment to the first bit of itching rash or patch of eczema and check it before It develops mio a scrioui orstuhDorn skin iron hie. It's amazing how quickly this soothing uimmrm siojw ncmng, rccmccs inuam mntionand soreness and restores the skin to its normal healthy condition. Your druggist mD the ReinoI products. Resleol V.V.V.V.V.V.V LYONS Lyons, July IT Miss Rwnnk of Albnv spint r- AtnamnMsnsasi Kthol R'tndny L. 1 Dick and L. M. Hum CHINKS Ml Dili tx 40 anil ti atr m. Ilo. fvuiiderfnl Chiixw frmr dti. lilfh III iiin n ttmiinn .llinotil (nrliMltim .Iflmrh. Imrl..i 'mi, itfnniKh fcklm, tmNhk mule and trmnt II IM cnmnlr m hi oni Drlat l ititnowviMt BrahliahMt ! rrar u Not Temporary Relief But CURE PILES or other Rertal or Colon ailments should not be experi mented with. Thry ,hould and can be permanently CURED by my nonsurgi cal method. Send today for my FREE BOOK con taining Korea of voluntary tenlmonlala from nallenta, Kim. of whom had an, red 20 ye.ra and had tried every kind of drug and treatment. Read It and you wtll better understand why I can give a Written Quar anew to CURE pur Pile, or refund your lae. ettki TEMPTING FRUIT ICES l'ut an unopened can of any kind of fruit in a bucket of ice and salt, let it stand for three hours cut off Jhc top and have ready for service as tempting a fruit ice as you ever tasted. Capital Ice & Cold Storage Co. Trompt residence deliveries. Order early. Phone 280. "We never close" 5C0 Trade str et. Ask driver for our book on "Froien Desserts' Canned Pineapple, Grape Fruit, Peaches, Apricots, 5 ntA ftiinnfinlli. arlni.tn.l -m DEAN. MD Inr PORtXANO Roth Grocery Co. Special Price by Assorted Down ! BLACK n FLAG nlonp tho rifiht of way. jgm, " NEW TODAY W FRIDAY SATURDAY S, SUNDAY MONDAY l' AS STEW GRADUATE 0 SCHOOL OF ETIQUETTE lltPilfl P V.ft-'A Today-Saturday- Cfelkl mmmmrjprk. Come on Tony
