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The Social Realm
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The Loval Ladies Undo
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ot the Christian church will give
a banquet fur the members and
prospective meiubers of the cl..s
en Friday evening. April 0. Thei
Will also he a program.
Cinderella Chili Met.
Mrs. (loo. II. Johnstone ontei
tained the Cinderella ,.u Hull
ill her home on (Iranile Kirei - t.
Tvhere Hie usual weekly Catherine
njoyed a delightful evening. Th-
membership list was practically
j.resent, and after .-pending seve
ral hours playing card-, refresh
ments were served. The next
meeting will be at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Slniits on
Third street next Mom! i.v eve
ning. ? !
llnthday Parly.
A charming children's party'
Was held at the home of Mrs. A.
,. Irwin on North Main street j
Satday afternoon, at which liniej
the fifth birthday anniversary of
her liltle granddaughter, Lvelvn
Kngle, who Willi her mother inj
visiling Ashland, was celebrated
The little lady was 1 -ss from
2:30 to 4:30 and entertained a
number of youtisr guests wiih
games of various kinds, after
which they were served refresh
ments. The guest lid included .
Alice and lliliie Clomi, Genevieve
Hensley, Margueiite Irwin, Kve
lyn Grace and Norman Louis En-;
gle and Dorothea Wooden.
Kid Parly.
The Spero class of the First
Baptist church and their friends .
were delightfully entertained by
their teacher. Miss Cymanthv
Perkins, at a "Kid Party:" Old
lashioned "kid" games wore'
played, mid "regular" eats were
served. One of the main items ,
being all-day 'suckers. An enjoy-!
able evening wan spent by th"
following students: ' Itosoy" j
Smith, "Mary Ann" Cassaway.
"Jill" Moore, "Jereinv" Mac Car
te, "Murthie" Sheldon, "Mary
Gold" Moore. "Matibly" Inman.
"Pollyunna" Klein, "Miiandy"
Dectel, 'Cymanthv" Hadfield.
"Peter" Gear, "Jonathan" Crow
iion, "Jack" Fiefield, "Bonne
parte" Gassaway, "Ezra" Griffith.
"Josephus" McClelland, "Jonah"
Hechtel, ' IlU'ter" Antray. " 'Itas
tus" Gear, "llavoy Jones" Gassa
way and "Hill, Willie Will, Wil
liam" Smith.
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Prosh) tol-ial Meels
A large attendance of women
from Ashland Is expected at the
spring meeting of the I'resbyierial
which convenes at Central Point
Tuesday. A number from Ash
land will appear on the pro
gram, which will ho as follows:
10:00 a. in. Iroticn:il, Mrs
Koehler.
Ilusiness.
Talk by Jubilee Key Women.
Fivo Minutes with Delegates.
Message from North Pacific
Hoard, Mrs. McMiehael.
Quiet Hour. Mrs McCoy.
Luncheon.
1:30 p. in. Devotional. Mrs. Mc
Miehael. Map Talk on India, Mrs Dixon.
Personal Word from our own
Missionary, Mrs. Hard.
M e g B a g e from Freedmen's
Hoard. Miss Hair.
Music.
Address, M;s Crawford. :
Evening j
Jn charge of visiting member
Mrs. McMoliael, Mi
and C'rawfoi.l.
Harr !
Easter serviies in the Metbo- interesling one. The Knights In
(list church w. re particularly Im- full regalia wero ill attendance in
pressive both morning and even- a j. .,nd conducted the l it Hal
ing. The clmi' li -ras beautifully j(. service, while Itev. W. W.
decorated with Faster bloom, and Youngson. graml prelate of Ihe
special musi(.,l to, lures niiukod ,,,,,1 ciiinmiUKliiy. preached the
Ihe morning's service, at vv hii r. ' tennon. Special Easter music was
time Rev. W. V'. YouiiL-on. D. D lendered by the choir, which was
preached the sermon. In Hie
evening a caii'ata. "The Faster
Evangel," was rendered by tie
lull choir, b il l,v G. H. Yen. Thi
was a purticul rly brilliant musi
cal event and was listened to hv
a crowded hou.-".
All churches in A-hlaml lo ! i
special Easter .- rvicea )--sterdav
vith fine di-(n: itions and K..stei
music. The . rious jiastors de
livered sermons appropriate to ihe
occasion.
t 'i
Held 1 gir Hum
Mifsi-S Mali, i Mai da m,i an l
?vlildrd liarl.-r -., it : i
.core of tlo-ir lutle tt'u-U vviih
t 11 egg buill S..IIH. , I l:i "l;
at the home ol t. l.;i'. r i,n i: n
ite street. Alter i.v.-ral lenn
of fun and fnln- dele -iui:-- .
freshments wia,. s-ived -.,,
quests departed, e.,rivini
them pleasant r i -die. linii- ,,; n.,
afternoon an. I tlo-ir two so. II
Jioste.-es.
Mll-ii ll Peeil.il.
Misi lU-rhu IL.icht gave oi e o:
lier moutbly niusu.il r, it , at
Ihe home of Mrs. S'eveni ol: lb-1-man
trt Saturd; y ulti-ri.imti.
The pupils pntent par'ii ; d.
hni a number of LtHe i-o,,r-came
to enjoy the nm-ical treat,
and they also eie invit.. to
jday. TLcm; reii'.ls are a'ti"t-
ins much iitlenlion among music
lovers in Aslilai.il. The class play j
principally from memory,
HTJMU ill l ' - n"-
ri'ailinir and spei d. The fact th
the teacher i
not'oulv n remark-
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line piailisi, OUl HUH Sill' 1
a!.!v line pianist, hut that she is
Mind, makes these features douh -
y interesting,
ltlue Bird Party
Mrs. K. S. Kngle, who has
ha rve of the beginners' depart
ment of Hie Methodist Sunday
school, assisted liv Mrs. Myer, and
- Mis. - es holme Camphell and
jtvrtlo Doiuliorly, rjivp a blue
jn (,i(J ,,,,,.,.,, ,KII.ors 1
to thirty of the little members of
the Sunday school
Saturday ut -
lernoon. The room was b-auti-fully
decorated with blue birds
and flowers, and the kiddies were
made happy playing bird games
and hunting eggs, after which
they were taken to another room
where little tables were arranged
with most attractive Faster dec
orations and refreshment!) were
served.
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Easter Kervii-es
Particularly artistic were the
decorations in the Presbyterian
church yesterday for Ihe Easter
services held there. There were
the work of Mrs. Otto Winter,
who uti listed the gift of calla lilies
sent her from California by her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Bourne.
The lilies with spring flowers and
greens were arranged in a most
attractive and charming manlier.,
The communion of the Lord's
supper was observed at the morn
ing service, at which lime eight
new members were received into
tho church. I
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Faster nl Talent. 1
The Faster services in Ihe First
Methodist Episcopal church at'
Talent were very much enjoyed
by a large mid appreciative con-.
..rogation, and all unite in saying,
it was the tinest Ka;-tor service
held in Talent for years. The
church was handsomely decorat
ed with wild flowers, under Ihe
direction of Mrs. Morris, the wife
of the pastor, assisted by Miss
Madge llookler. The choir un
der Ihe leadership of Mrs. Morris
rendered somo very fine anthems
and choruses. The Sunday school
also look part in the sol v ice, sing
ing several songs.. i Itlrlll and Suipiise Party
Mrs. Iteacheri lavoicd the con-j jrs, s. 11. Tallman ot 332 Or
gregatiim with a solo. Mr. How- nngo street on II10 evening of
man and son, llalph, played ef- April 1, was very agreeably and
feetivoly on violins, which was overwhelmingly surprised when
very much enjoyed. The Misses ., ,ost f fiioiuls and neighbors
and Mr. llaikler sang "lb- came in and took possession of
Anise." Itev. C. S. Morris deliv-'nm house. Games were indulged
eri.'d a short bill eloquent and iff and a bountiful repast served
helpful address and administered , enjoyed Hie eveuinu.
Hie sacrament of baptism and at j ? s
the close of Ihe aervice received' Knlertiilned l-'liellils
15 into membership in the church.! Mrs. F. H. Walker entertained
4 4 j Mesdiimes Diiniiell and Wright ai
Kg;K Hunt her home on Tuesday.
Mrs. F. J. Shiiin gave an egg - - - -
hunt to the members of her Sun
day sa-lioiil class at her home on
Oak street Saturday aflivnoon.
The kiddies bad a happy playing
Oak street aSturday afternoon,
and enjoying the Easter re
freshments. Those present were:
Wilbur Dickerson, Marion Frost,
Henry Liiidsey, Clarence Woods.
Anton Hush and Elliot! Mac
Cracken. Knight Templars' Service-,
The Methodist church was fill
ed lo its utmost capacity yester
day afternoon at Ihe Easter ser
vices held by the Knights Tem
plar. I'pvvards of 100 men ami
vv omen
from down the valley,
.Grants Pass, Medford and .1 nk-
sonvilh', wero present and joined
with the Ashland audience In
making this event a particularly
of unusual merit, Ihe solo by Mrs
II T. Klmore being one of ijie
i:umbers particularly enjoyed.
Are never cheaper th.m during
'IMF. i:vmt sKAsiiV
You will (lo well to put down
a quantity ot ocs now tor
u-e er sale v. hen prices are
In.'h.
LT.o win i h of
will pr.-ervn pi-tweell Plol
:; i d-i'-n i :-;;s.
K.,i S:.le at
Poi m Drug Store
roi.KV a. i i n i: r
jt mjiii't'.
EGGS
Puronl-Tejiclicrs' Circle
A union meeting of the Junior j
niph
and Hawthorne Parent-
Teacher Circles will be held Tm - s -
"" Al" " ociom, in !
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it . ...it iii mmn nr Tiitt .inn in- hilm
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school. A cordial invitation to
j .nts and patrons of the
schools is extended.
This will he the last meeting of
the year and business of import
ance will be transacted. Mrs. T.
G. Heine of Medford will Rive her
very interesting talk on "The
Ideal Mother in Literature and
Art." Miss Ruth Moss will play
the steel guitar and Miss Maryl
fl,t Dougherty, the ukelele,
and
ll"" accompany im-a ih.i.i..k
'" - v singing, iieiresiiiuenis win u-
served,
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Hope Hebekah lodge observed
"Fifth Tuesday" last evening at
their lodge room. This event is
always a red letter night anion;'
lodge members when five Tues-
days occur in a month, and last
night's meeting was no exception
to the rule. A large attendance
was present, and after Ihe reun
lar lodge meeting :i social session
followed which certainly lived m
to its name. An o: chest rn fur
nished fine music for dancing,
and refreshments were served.
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Gave Party for Visitor
Miss Gertrude lliede enter-'
tained a company of friends al
her home, on Nob Hill street la..!
evening in honor ot Miss Ileleae
Casey, who is vi dting here fro:::
Santa Monica, Calif. The even
ing was spent in playing caul
until a late hour, then damiu ;
followed until about 1:110. Tho
hostess served delicious refiesh
meiits. Fnlertallied at Dinner
.Mr. and M:u Ed Darrein onto:
tained the fami'y of S. Pallor
in
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at their home yci-terdav in honor
()f th) ,,.lusW,.r (lf Mr ,, AI.M.
Palters,,,., Mrs. Oscar Fansteel, ,",,7, of alUs 'Vhe liZZri Yl,1U '"' ' ""- '
who has he?n their guest lor s-v- is $175.00 per mouth. "Can oul 01 11 M:(1H HOI! S, their right
oral weeks A dinner w is serve I beat II?" Possession given in 11 ! fill educational heritage.
the guests; after which the Jt are",? old ! P- advertisement inserted by
pany spent an enjuyable evening, to worj the place. Call lor pricei0"11 I'vmeiit in behalf of the
at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. A. 1!.. and terms. Joint Alumni Relief Committee
Ilrovvn. The giests were Mr. and
Airs. S. Paltoreon, Mr::. Oscar
Fansteel, Miss Hose Patterson
ami H. R. Lamkin.
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Ls- K IK?
The "Curved Disc" Bowl ot theriOWA"
Saves You Money Every Day
The 'IOWA" Cream Sepaiator. equipped with the patented
'Curved Disc" Bowl, soon pays lor iiself with the butter
fat which it saves and which is lost by the use 1,1 the ordin
ary straight disc Separator. The "Curie,! Km-'- 11, oil o;'
the "HiWA" gets all the butteifal. whether the milk is hot.
chilled or cold. Ilutterfat selliui.' for .(' a pound, fl.eua
per ton. is the most val-iahle prudart on Hi' farm yen
(anno! afioul to lose one single drop.
Iiioiejiw ) our cream rliei k ever) week liy using il IOW.V
isiiipH(l null Ihe "Cuni'tl Him" ll-ml the mil) ('nam
Sepll.lllir lb. il gels AM. I lie blltt'lf it.
Sent out on trial and sold on easy payment-,.
Hubbard Bros.
MEDFORD. ORE.
ASILLAVD WEEKLY TIDINGS
Foreign .Missionary Meets
The Women's Foreign Mission
ary Society ot the Meitioulst
irhnri'h will meet tomorrow. Fri-
i at.nioon nt tn0- i1()lne 0f
.mss Monger on ii"imnn si rem.
-a-
111 blue Party
Mrs. II. Matern entertained a
small company at bridge at her
home yesterday afternoon, the
event being in honor of Mrs. Os
car Fansteel, who is visiting here I
from California. Two tables were
arranged, after which refresh
liients wero served.
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Merlcy dull Met
Tho Merley club cf the Haptist
church was entertained by Mrs.
. j . t. oruran ycsioiuay auei noon
ai nor nonio on .wery sireei, as-
sisted by Mrs. Chamborlin andj
Mrs. Oxford. Mrs. II. r. Holmes,
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vise-president ol the society, pre-1 m r . -tti -i ,
si(ll,, sl(U.( ,.,,.. wasiUfin) tO 11iUUCltO)
rmored. consist ins of an instru-
mpiifjil Kfilo liv Mr Tli.n I mi .it
vo(.., soo by Mrs lllHi
silort aliilrcss by Hev. Stewart,
Kot'reahments wore served by the
,.mmittee consisting of Mrs.
Hemlon, Mra. Gasoway and Mrs.
, Sheldon. Those present wero
Mesdames Holmes, Oxford, Roche,
Smith, Hewitt, IInul, Chamher-
i:n, Delilou, Hale, llechlrl, Ward.
Hinlhorne, lioyd, Ininau, Carson,
Finch, Sheldon, SatterfiuM, Har
vey, iiasoway, .vnsses Inman and
( hamherlih and Mrs. Cochran of
1!"l'"1""d'
1 INK I.ITTLK l)AII!V
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I acres Of allll lne:ile.I nlient
2 miles from P. o. and v. ,mh-
from Pacific highway, lo acres
in grain, 4 acres in alfalfa, and;
naiain-e is Jiasiure. i reeli rons
through place, two sols of huihl-
nigs, neat honsa fully furnished,
two good wells on plac-i vvilh
pumps; 8 extra fine milk cows,
2 heifers, 7.1 laying hens, plows.
barrows, rake, work loam vilh
wagon and harness ais . buggy
1111(1 KlIlL'lf li:il'lUis ill Trll-r ti.-Ci'V-,
thing in the way of farm imple-
inenls that is needed to ,vnr the
place. A good supply ol stove
I have a choice 10 an res Inl'0' nigner iMiuoanon 111 Oregon,
bearing, fruit, house, barn and; r' 14 l'""'k Hnildiim. Portland.
11:1 ,-k i u- liniiso. efc. Ownei' tooki " '
., .,,,,1 ..-mwof.
for. A snap.
Mrs.S. L Allen
(i:t X. Main.
llione 10
On Savings Accounts
v
Interest
A Dollnr Star.ls an Account
STATE BANK OF ASHLAND.
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"Moving Day" struck Ashland one else, and go the round con
today and a number of families tinues. Houses are not allowed
are undergoing the throes of
chuiiging residences. Among
these latter is the family of L. C.
Dunn, who moves from the Holmes
property on North Main street to
the Hurdle home on Laurel street.
The house they vacate will be oc
cupied by E. H. Hush and family,
who go from Oak street, und their
recent residence will be occupied
by II. K. Tomlliison, who has
purchased t'.iij house. Tho house
.Mr. Tomlinson vacates will be oc
cupied by Krnest Wallen, who
bought It some time ago from
Mrs. Allen. Some one else is mov
ing in the houso vacated by Mr.
Wallen, who in turn is vacating
a house to He occupied by some
Over Twice as
Ri-if Olllv TT'llf 1
Much Money to
Educate With
That is why the Oregon Agricul
tural Colege, the State t'niver
sity, and the Normal School can
not maintain themselves on the
old basis. Ill 1913 they
Had Only 2250
cji. ,,,1.,,,4-c, i-1l(i
OllKieillS, Dill llM
.NTov Have 5400
i Students
,n ,", iilll,llt ''"'i"' Inconie in Kll:
.hud twice I lit'
buyiiiK M.wcr i)t,!nit R- (ir'fi''. navillR be.cn
their income in tU'M, due lo tin
vvi.iiiliviile
ill ((l-IS (IVil
ulyih of (oui'se I bey could have
no i-oiiliiil.
The foregoing is one of many
equally g 1 reasons why von
',,, , , , , ,..,,.
t"'u'l relief bill at the election
on M y 21. Save the quality of
hiK,er cdiication in Oregon, and
Wonderful Results t
at 70 From Internal
Baths
'Is. L. M. Wiullia. 2043 N;i
tiinVI Ave., San Diego, Calif
vvrirH Tyrrell's Hyjenic Instilul
nr..
tilute
of New 'York as follows:
"Within the last month have
had wonderful re-oills and all In
flamatlon has nearly subsided.
I could hardly expert a woman
over 70 to receive benefit from
a trouble of long standing as
quickly as a younger person.
Money could not buy my '.I. II. L.
Cascade' if I could not get an
other." It is difficult to believe how
many internal troubles internal
bathing will relieve until you
realize that physicians agree that
Ha per cent of human ailments
are caused by accumulated waste
in the lower intestine.
The "J. B. L. Cascade," the
scientific method of Internal bath
ing, removes, in perfectly natural
way, all poisonous waste, and has
been so successful in promoting
health that over half a milliion
intelligent Americans are now
using it regularly.
It is the invention of Chas. A.
Tv rrell, M. D., of New York, who
lor 25 years was a specialist on
Internal Bathing, and it is now
being shown and explained by
MeNuir Bros.
Thev will give you on request
a very interesting booklet on In
ternal Bathing by Dr. Tyrrell,
"Why Man of Today is Only 50
Per Cent Efricient."
Ask tor it today, and know more
about yourself and, your func
tions than you ever have before.
Thcre'd Time for
KverytliiiiK
KKillT NOW IT
IS l'AINT TIMK
The cool clear monlh of April
is tho ideal time in which to
have your house painted.
Later on. when the mercury
climbs and the sun gets hot
as blazes, you'll be sorry you
"put it off."-
Pay a call NOW at Paint Head
nu.irters and talk over your
pluns und problems with us.
We lire in a position to help
von choose good, economical
j,.llnt the kind of paint 'hat
is a real Investment.
Dickefson
THE PAINT MAN.
PEIL'S
Corner Ry Hie Turk
New Spray and Garden Hose,
just in fresh from the factory. A
carload of machinery and mower
repairs has arrived. Look to your
cutting machinery early for your
i pairs. New and used sewing
machines always for sale or rent
KMUi PKLL.
rCLEAN.lIP
to stand idle a minute at present.
Usually when a truck departs with
a load of furniture from a house,
another truck appears at the same
time with the household effects of
another family.
Mrs. L. O. Dodge of Grunts
Pass has been a visitor of friends
it: Ashland and Medford this
week.
XOTICK OF HKARINO OX
IT
XAL ACCOI XT.
Notice is hereby given that
Anna E. Grubb, the administra
trix of the estate ot Wayne N.
Grubb, deceased, has filed in the
office of the Clerk of Court of
Jackson County, Oregon, her Fi
nal Account as such administra
trix, and the Honorable G. A.
Gardner, County Judge of Jack
son County, Oregon, has desig
nated May 8th, 1920, at 10 o'
clock, A. M., at the Court house
in Jacksonville, Jackson County,
Oregon, as the time und place
for hearing thereon.
Any person having an objec
tion to such an account is re
quired to present such objection
on or before the time set for Biich
hearing.
ANNA E. GRi nn,
91-4t Administratrix.
STATKMKXT OF TIIR OWNER-1 i
SHII', MA.VAGKMKXT, ( lit- '4
( TLATION, KTC, KKQI'IltKI) E
HV ACT OF COXtJKKSS W -A
Al'til'ST 24, 11(12. m
Of ASHLAND WEEKLY TID-j
IN'GS, published every Wellies-,
dav at Ashland, Oregon, for'i
April, 1020.
Stale of Oregon County of Jack-;Q
sou ss: 'M
Hefore me, a Notary Public In
and for the State and county
aforesaid, personally appeared
uuiy sworn, accoriuiiK 10 iaw, ue-
lioses and says that he is the
bU'lness manager of the Ashland
Weekly Tidings, und that the rot-
lowing is, to the best of his
knowledge and belief, n true
statement of the ownership, man-
cgemeiit, etc., of the afore
said publication for the date
shown in the above caption, re-
quired by the Act of August 24.
1!I12, embodied in section 433,
Postal Laws and Regulations.
1. That the names and ad-
dresses of the publisher, editor,
maiiKL'iiiL' editor, and business
managers are:
Publisher The Ashland I'rini
10 Years Ago on
April 1st This
Store Opened
T
EN YEARS
but figured
COI RTKSY, SKRXICK, HONKST
YAM KS, CORRKCTNKSS I N
STYI.K, SKI.F.CTION, TRIE
MKASIRKS, RKST gi AI.ITIKS,
MODEST PRICKS These are
some of the many policies which
have guided this store to Its pres
ent success.
lug Company, Inc., Ashlund, Ore
gon. Editor Mert It. Greer, Ashland
Oregon.
Managing Editor Dert H.
Greer, Ashland, Oregon.
business Manager Dert U.
Greer, Ashland, Oregon.
2. That the owners are:
Dert K. Greer, Ashland, Ore
gon. Vivian Greer-LIng, Oxnard, Cal
ifornia. Hurvey II. Ling, Oxnard, Cal
ifornia. H. H. Hall, Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia. 3. That the known bondhold
ers, mortgagees, and other secur
ity holders owning or holding 1
per cent or more of total amount
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curlties are: None.'
ft. I nai (lie ovu jiaiaKiapiiH
next anove, giving inn names oil Swonl t0 Hm ,,uhHCr,ed be.
the owners, stockholders, and so- forH , his 2m ()f Anr,i
curity holders, If any, contain "ot()20. G. F. HILLINGS,
only the list of stockholders and , ' N0tary pubilc,
security holders as they appear, ,Mv rmmjsi expires Jan!
upon the books of the company, 5 nmt.p
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is not so long a timo compared
against the life of man or his
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tions it is it least long enough to test his strength and bring
to him success or failure. We feel that the growth of this
store during the ten years of itsexistenco has brought us al the
close of the tenth year to u positiou of leadership in Us particu
lar field of servirt;.
We wish to express our gratitude to our friends and customers,
many of whom have been constant in their patronage since we
opened our doors for business. j
WK WISH TO AIAKK THIS FIRST MONTH Ol' TIIK FI.I'.V
KNTH YEAR THK HKJ MONTH IX Ol It HISTORY ANI ONH IN
WHICH YOU WILL SHARK IN THK MANY BKNKI ITS.
TIIK STORK IS STOCKKO TO 1M IT. WK IIAVK MA UK AN
F.XTRA ATTKMPT TO HA VK JI ST AS NICK THINKS AS YOI'
CAN KIND IN TIIK CITY STORKS AND AT LKSSF.lt 1'ltlt ICS.
COMK AM) 8KB IF IT IS NOT Tltl'K.
I.OOKINU AHEAD I'Oll TEN
YEARS .MUlti;
We have inor" interest in the
prosperity of the store than imme
diate prof-its. Wo desire so to
serve that ten yea..-: hence this
store may still be a leading institution.
McS
Wednesday, April 7, 1020.
but also, in cases where the stock
holder or security holder appears
upon the books of the company
as trustee or in uny other fidu
ciary relation, the name of the
person or corporation for whom
such trustee Is acting, is given;
also that the said two paragraphs
contain statements embracing uf
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