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VICTIM OF HIS CLOTHES. " And lie full on Johnson's nock Just m Itasslo btul douo on Mr. Jolinsoa'a. Then vu a crash over in tho corner r tho room, and tho voico of Jimmy, tho reporter. was heard. savin?: "Iutdn't iuito catch that last remark. Vha was tho amount of that pension?" They looked up and aaw tho enter tirlahiT younj man's head sticking thnwtf Ii tho faco of the tall, old-fash- lunl clock. His rlfrht hand, with a ioiu htiok. ri'sunllv appeared, also. Ho bad fcvidi u'tly boon luitirovliig- hi tlrao. I've irot every Otlnir down straight iu tj that i.oiat." ho said. "It'll bo tiro rrrcatest work of my Ufo." "But, my younf friend," aaid Hot, Mr. Knowlcs, In somo trepidation, "what bavo you done with the works of my clock?" "Thoy'ro down at tho bottom," Jimmy explained; "I'm standing on 'em. soe? llo kicked tho machinery, and the clock struck twonty-sevon. I foar that you have seriously de ranged tho dclloate and costly mocuan ism." said Mr. Knowlcs. "I must re cord. Tour conduct as reprehensible." "Forffivo him, air," pleaded Uesslo, and I will havo tho clock repaired as rood as now. I do not like to think that any body should be reproved upon so happy a day." "I havo not looked upon it hitherto its an occasion of rcjolctn?," said Mr. Knowlcs; "ncvcrtholoss i will grant your rcqaosU" 'I suomwo Tvo rot to bo Bow," said Jimmy, Uimbinjr out of the clock. "But. Mr. Urano. If you really have any out about you, drop mo a posui-oard when you'vo flxod the date of your wed' dlnf. It won't bo any troublo at all; Any onu on lh program who i unable to attend U request to eend a milmtiluto. F. Lo.o. Chairman Comiuiltetf. "J DIDN'T CATCH THK LAST BEMABE." and, for Ueavon'a sako, don't let me get beaten on my own story." "What dato shall wo put on the card, Bessie?" asked Lawrence, "I don't know," protested Besslo. hid ing her face. "I never was good at dates when I wont to school. You'd butter fix it yoursolf." "Let mo soe." Lawrence said, reflect ively; "yostorday was the twentioth?' "Yes." ' "And to-morrow will be tho twenty second?" 'Of course." ' "Well, in that ease, I would avoid ex tremes and suggest the twonty-flrst." "You mix cio all up with your arlth tootlc," said Bessie, frowning prettily. "Oh! dear; why, it's to-day. o, I really an't think of such an awful hurry. You know I'vo given away all my dresses. Lawrence. But on tho twenty-first of next month, if you please " "Lawrenco, " said L'r.clo Sanford, "when I look at tho woiaaa you will marry I cease to doubt four sanity, and" ' "And begin to doubt hers, I suppose," Lawrenco broko in. "You ara mistaken, undo. Sho is the only woman I ever rat-t who was level-headed enough to recognbo a truly good man under a ragged coat. I say this modestly, but I'm ready to stick to it." It may bo interesting to rocord, in conclusion, that the pension which Drano had promised to tho reformed couplo was always paid promptly on the first of every month. Within s year, Tiowover, a sorles of inheritances raised them far abovo tao necessity for any such charity. But they kept right on drawing it just tho same, and tiua by a littlo harmless dihdnS:ty varied tho monotony of their otlici'wiaa exemplary lives, wisely avoiding that txecssive virtue to which progressive good lortuno is the only real temptation in tliut worm, THE tl. The Dallas public school dc.t'tv es tho ru for lh unt upprupri ate exercise will apK'ar from the wvcram below. Indern'mlenci school held exercises in ft'vera rooms hut it would liavt Ufii more filling had all thu rooms j dued 01 that day. DALLAS I Vlil.lC SCHOOL I'KOUIiAU, llomngoof tho Nation; Wash ingtou's r.irtiuliiy cblohratiou, tit city hall, February '-, 1SJ-5, 7:30 p. in: lirand Murvh and Clionu: 40 voice.- Patriotic mint! Dialogue : Mrs. Columbia ami Mr. 1 Vtl Centurv, Cluiru Snyder and Nellie Mor rison. Kecilation: Waaliing-ton's Birthday Harry llckard. Picture: lirvat Britain, 4 ttirls in national costume. Song, Hod .Save ti e yuren. iuvttation: I he American tiaii Frank Snvder. I'liuructer of Watliinutou : ttillie Cook. Picture: France. 4 nrU In national coHtnino. Soon: iMretlles 11 vmii. RvM'itntiuu : Address to the lik trans ISIeiwinir. Kceitutioii : Ornrin of ankeo Ivodle An lrv Nunn. (km, lunkeo Iolle Picture : Cieriimny, 4 girls in nutloiia i-otitiue. rone. Watch on the Hhine. Rotation : S liool llo imj ai.d the Flair. Van Km dree. Kecitatiou : an tor and Legislature Ilarrv Belt. Pictare: Italy, 4 glm in nalioun costume, tktni;, Italian liriiin. Kceitutioii: Waxliington's Monument, (Jhtra Luce. Kecitstion: King of the Kuinbuw, Nellie Proctor. Picture: Japan. 4 Kirls in national eotiiine. Sonu, btilectioii from the Mikado. Kecilation : Burlesque, George t ash ineton. Picture: Lmtet Mates, I ncie cum. Liberty aud Justice. Song, Ked White and Blue. Grand drill : AH the characters. Song, America. Tableau, llomatte of the Nations. Good night drill and tableau : 6 little girls. All the receipt?, after paying ex penses, will bo used for purchasing pen.-i, ink and paper for the school. Admission 15 and 10 cents. No reserved ceats. The program wai prepared by the following teachers: W. I. Reynolds, A. F. Cornntt, Miss Ella Carpenter, Miss Myrtle Williams, Miss Ruth McDevitt. Miss Ilattie Williams, Miss Loretta Smith. Till: POLK COUNT V PKKstS. EEP0BT3. MONMOUTH PUBLIC SCHOOL. For the month ending Feb, 1895: Number days attendance .... 2737 " " absence 291 " tardten 33 enrolled, boys 8o, girls 79 total. Average number belonging.... " daily attendance.. Per tnt of attendance Number new pupils admitted .... corporal punishment....... News ltma ul KUllorUl V. lirt'MtdoiiH. (IU'inuer.) Miaa Vina GilU'rt w to teach the -(.ring term of the Lt'wWvillo school. Some one recently persuaded ivay ten head of mutton belong- inir Isaac Kohertson, norm oi a Dixie. At Kings Valley, laet Sunday, Miss Dora Trice, daughter of Willard Prtco, was uniUnl in mar tinge to IJnk Allen, Rev. Thomas A. Yost officiating. The young, lady who is ready md willing to help her father and oioihers do any and all kinds of ork when needed may be sneered at by slim wasted, small footed, lair handed creatures whose prin- vipal occupation is doing tancy aork and reading very light liter ature, but one such is worth a cart load of the other kind to lur pa rents, us a wile, or in ny otner ajmcity. Mrs. L. U. Uuchanan and Mrs. Lucy Darling, of Dallas, have be- un proceeding for a divorce. Appraisers Robert Conner, Ken neth ltampliell and Calvin Welch have estimated the estate of Isaac Rail us worth I2H.1S0. (Transcript.) Marshul Grant leads the boys a merry string since the curfew law . ... . n-i .. . C .... came lino eiiecu inere are ie boys seen on tho streets if Dallas aftor 8 o'clock. An amusing story comes to our ears. 1 tie otner uay iwo nine pris were playing church, one being the preacher and the other the congre gation. Says tho preacher to the other. "Are vou a Christian?' No," answered the littlo girl, "1 am a Presbyterian." ; The hop men are cleaning up their ards, setting poles and plowing the ground for this year's crop. An amendn.e .t to the Dallas city charter has parsed botii houses and has been signed by tho Gover nor. Th laendmeiit give the mayor tho power to appoint a judicial.oflicer in the absence of the auditor and police judge of the city. What is SCHOOL DEPARTMENT. Managed by the Polk Connty Teacher' Al io Mil"' nnu nevotea . nn auvuuwniuai of tbe Publir Muhoola. EDITED BT PROK. t. A. HAYEH, Independence. Oregon. All eommnnlcallon relatlnB to thin worjr inuix be adareMed to tbe editor or turn a mrtment. Next Saturday the Teacher's Association meets at Dallas. Every progressive teacher In the county will be there. If you ex pect to be in that class, see to it that your name appears on the list of attendants. If every teacher comes prepared to talk on auy sub ject on the program, we will ha ve an interesting meeting. For the benefit of those who may have for gotten the sabjectB to be discussed we give the program again this week. " ;- - PROGRAM. The following is the program for the teachers' association to be held at Dallas March 2. 1895: Opening Exercises ,W. I. Reynolds and pupils. Lanfrnsge and Grim mar What Kacli Includes and the purMe of It rUudy .Prei!. P. 1 Campbell An Object Iessnu for Second Grade .. Adona Cochran An Object Lemon lor Kielitli Grade . ... I'rof. Parker NOOX. Benefits of Teachers' Association and How to Improve them u. L. Swann Class Kecitstion in Lecimal Fractions I. A. Hoag A Model Class Recitation in Heading . . Ruth McDevit. and cla. XTIist i Knoid)re and How Atfained- General disrassioa bv a.e'ation after acb subject- 22, w 158 144 04 a 0 There were 45 who were neither absent nor lardy. In 1st and 2d grades, 10; 3rd and 4th grades, 10; 5th and tith grades, 15; 7th and 8th grades, 10. We have had quite a large 'number of visitors but as some of the teachers kept no ac count of them I make no accurate report. There has been more sick ness than usual which was the cause ef most of the absences. F. Loxg, Prin. PLEASANT VIEW SCHOOL. Report for term ending Feb. 15, 1895: Number davs attendance ,.. 1780 " " absence 34! " tardies 2 " enrolled, bovs 15, girls 17, total 32 Average number belonging.... ..... 24 " daily attendance . 20 Per cent of attendance 83 Number corixiral punishment 0 visitors.. la Mabv M. Pakkek, Teacher. o L Castorltt la Pr. Samuel Pitcher, prwcriptloo for Infttnt. and Children. It contain, neither Opium. Slorphlno uor otacr Nnrcotlo Mibstanec. It 1 ft burnilosa sub.tltuto for l'arosorlo, lropa. Soothing Syrups, and Custer Oil. Jt la Pleasant. It nanuit, 1 tliirty yArs' uso by BIlllloiw of Mother. Cistorla destroys Worms and allay. fcvcrLshticKS. ITantorlft prevents vomltttiff Sour Curt!, cure. Diarrheal and Wind Colic. CuatorU relieve, tecthlnff troubles cure constipation nnd ttutulency. CustorU nsslmllatcfl tho food. reCulate , tho stomach and bovreK chin;: healthy t.at:tr:tl sleep, Cas- torla Is t'.o ChUlrou'a ratmccit-fao Mothers 1 riend. Castorix Cr.storii. Tst"H Is i cxet llont r.v.llctiM f "h!l dn. M.4: l-i re;v.i!cu!y ,M ,;' duct upoo tlK-lr vu.i.'ruu." Uu. U. C. Owinon, Limvlt, Hiw-i. (Jtorla la V.i" Uu njniely t.w i-liil.ins 'f whlvh I am am JuUvl. I U. ; V O. y U i .4 far ddiat - iiwUu-rm i.l :I '' t:w m.l jm.-n-Kt of Uh-lr cUU.iivn. i.a I n." I '.."n. I " ct. oJ of tlurtt)uir.i'k aoaninu wlilrii i drttmytai their loJ .mk-h. ty f.n-.u,-ota ii:i. roorj'tuta, ooth:af nvriiii unJ "!i-r l uituil mgeau down tiulr thn-.w. Uivnly aMvllii.' titem to preiiuuuro ta.J. T. Kiieu, Guua- Ark. 'CAfct hm.' U a.l-ipil tcMMiathal rviuju'iid It M.ujrlouy irliUuo kuuwu U lw." .... w 1 K. A. Aaenia, B. !., Ill Ro. 0f rl ; . l.rwlj, N. Y. , "Oiir phju'vUui In tli i-tiitlnm diH- n. lu tliclr oui Mo f m wall (Wln, 01..I nl:!ioi:.-li o.il U nu"if our iiul.iJ ur4M I t"w" WW f.mti. y nrv tn w vonlam u1 iik-r'iis uf I'alona ba l k taor U" It." Vxitw Iluwiril. Dwwuar, Botuo, Ujua. Aujw C. Rami, !., Th Contanr ConW TI PInrrar trot. W.w York City. SATURN'S FAMOUS RINGS. DALLAS PCBLIC SCHOOL. For month of February 1895: Number days present 47iO " absence " tardies 2 Excuses tiled for all absences and tardies except two. Number enrolled 280 Average number belonging ......... 267 " daily attendance ..,. 249 Per cent of attendance 9:1 Number neither absent nor tardy 142 " Vlcfts by board . " from patrons 30 " " to patrons (teachers) 39 We are glad to report our tardi ness as reduced 50 per cent this month but it is still too large. 19 cases came from one room, and 10 cases from one boy and girl. I intend to publish the names of the tardy pupils next month so that all may see who is to blame. Miss Ella Carpenter's 6th grade had no tardies, and also Miss Ruth Mc Devitt's 4th grade. At our school entertainment Feb. 22, we took In $22.55, which I will be used to purchase some sup plies. The hall was full and the order good, for both of which we thank our friends. V. I. Reynolds, Prin. (Observer.) The tax roll for Polk county for 1894 has not been turned over t the sheriff for collection yet. It ha generally been the rule to turn the tax roll over to the sherd! not later than the first of January at the furthest, bijt this year we are a little late. There were 114 delegates to the ast republican county convention n Polk county, of whom 95 signed petition to Mr. Keyt to vote for Mr. Dolph Born, to the wife of I. X. Woods, Monday, Feb. 18, 1895, a son. Mr. Berry Wester, who removed m m n ii . , r: is lamiiy rrom mansion to ru- gene last fall, will soon return to that place and start the tile factory, which has boen idle for some time. Mr. Wester is a good business man, and the Obsekvkk is glad to have him return to Polk county and go into bu8ines?. Nine applicants failed on exam ination for teachers' certificates out of twenty-five last week before the county board. To Enjoy Life the physical machine must be in good running order. A little care the use of Ilipans Tabules will give you every morning the feeling that you are "glad to be alive." Tbe "Alice A" will make special trips to Salem and other river points. Reasonable rates. McKiuley' Uracion Act. I yield tho (rentleman from I'ennfiyl Yania fifteen minutes of my time." It was one of tho most dramatic scenes ever enacted in the Ilouso of Uepro sentatives. Tho sick, feeblu and fail ing gentleman from I'enns3'lvania, re spected and honored by all men of both parties, Hon. 8am J. Itandall, was asking fifteen minutes' extension of his time, in order that he might deliver tho concluding portion of his tariH speech, which was against tho policy of his party. Mr. Hills, of Texas, tho leader of his party, hurried down tho aisle and shouted, "I object," and that one objec tion prevented the "unanimous consent" which was asked by Mr. Randall. The ex-speaker did not turn his head to look at the objector, nor appeal for consider ation at bis hands; but quietly sank into his seat, humiliated, but uncomplain ing. The next speaker on the list for that day was Hon. William McKinlcy, of Ohio. lie immediately arose, and said in a clear ringing voice: "Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Pennsylvania, fifteen minutes of my time." Immediately thero broke forth a storm of applause from all over the House, both on the floor and in the gal leries. It was one of tho moat gracious deeds of McKinley's life. Mr. Randall proceeded with bis speech and finished it, after most eloqnentiy expressing bis A rhanmii l iillk Anything Kl la l!i M ln.le Mar fyal.in. Every one who has given tho least attention possiblo to astronomical curios knows that Saturn presents a nlienonieuou to which thero is notli : . ... ...I ,. . ins analogous in mo wnoiu vi uiv solur system two broud, fl:it and very thin rink's l'in;; his constant at tendants in his Uij aruuud tho sun. Galileo firt noticed a peculiarity in tbe nppoaraneo of this ringed planet. which he said "appenrod Like a huge body placed between two smaller .. n . a : , . , .1. . ones. Kuygena nisi uescnucu uio rings and figured them for tho bene fit of tboso not fortuiinto enough to own a tolescopo. Tho brsnUUi of these flogs from tho outor diamuter of tho larper to tho lnnor Jk of tho euiallor Las been computed at S3, 900 niilos; total di ameter of the outer ring, 167,000 miloa, nnd a space of 10,000 miles is supposed to intervene between tho inner edgo of the small riug and the urfaco of tho planet ityolf. Tho composition of these ring, or, rather, this system of rings some authors nieutiuu threo and even four, although I have mentioned but two hi tho opening, which seems to be the number accorded by the majority of writers is simply a matter of con jecture. Some astronomers claim that they are composed of material similar to that of tho jflnnet itself, while others are sure that "they aro composed of numerous satellites (moons) mingled with vaporous mat ter traveling in planes." Maxwell says, "Tho rings must bo f ornied of separate particles moving around the planet as independent satellites." According to Otto Struve, observations on tho rings for a period over 200 years prove beyond a doubt that they aro widening, and that tho lower edge of tho inner ouo is slowly but certainly approaching tho body of the planet St. Louis Republic. Coal Formation. The opinion is now quite general among geologists that bituminous and anthracite coals were formed during the same period and under hko conditions; that, though origi nally all bituminous, during the vio lent contortions and upheavals of the earth's crust at tbe close of the car boniferous age tho bituminous coals involved in that disturbance were changed by heat and pressure and the consequent expulsion of volatilo matter from bituminous and anthra cite. The microscope reveals the vegetable nature of the substance and in somo beds of cannel coal whole trees have been found with roots, branches, leaves aDd seeds complete and all con veiled into the same quality of coal that by which they were surroui. led. Struc turally there is undor every seam a stratum of what is kuown as fire clay, and this stratum contains in great abundance the fossil impres sions of roots and stems and twigs, showing that it was once tho soil where vegetation grew luxuriantly. It is common also to find fossil tree stems lying mashed flat between the layers of black slate which form the roof of coal mines, as well as the im pression of leaves, nuts and seeds from living trees. New York Sua. I'.. McNKII.I.. Kct lter. TO THE FP3 AST ' v tiivi.H i iiu ciioR'h ir Two Transcontinental ROUTES CHEAT LMOX XOKTIIEIlXRv PACIFIC RY. Oun Patrons . . . . . . ArntiiciATioN ! Ihf gc.nl wih. Warr..iillnuully iW ,, H, liit.ui Mi miim l, win ami ri-lnlu tin it iriii I In' imii'liH.iim iHiiiiiniiiili. .. si. .a.. By Liberal Pealing, lly tlte wl tr- Inir r vvr rvummM rwiiiMlfcil rn;:rn"- .iUi hiIimi, t .inlr I" jn "TT' lln iiui1'Ii ki-lliu liil n.l Ml n willlD lllaN. The UestThiiigofall is Our Low Priees-r- Outina Flannels Amoskey Ginghams 6!c per yard 5c Ami nil nihi'r sikmI" .r.,trll.iniil,-ly l. Tha ii-kl U-.I il.iii l ii..-.iM""l"l l iirtw. dona hiiU lli Ulliii ii w.llnl llt.luur Kmm1. Monmouth Mercantile Co., MON.M01T1I. OKIC. Tho l r In NfW Ntlr. 1mmI imlltlra nnd Low I'lli-ff. A (Jaine n)rav I to Tills world N pretty much tanirordniw. It tukca A rU-h imiii t ilniw a clu-rk, A pr'liy k'lrl I" (lutw Mtti-ntiiMi, A ImrM' l Iim w a curl, A pliwU-r lo ilruw u blintt-r, A t"-r IiiiIimw u link, A ili.K-lltfbtU-.dn4W ai-ruwil, And our rnprvTl-iit-l l.nw 1'rlit-alintraw lral. FRAZER & SON, Monmouth. h VIA K'.'OK AN'i: MINNEAPOLIS AM) ST. PAUL VIA OMAHA vNI Kansas City and WAV LAN PIS I.OW IMTKH TO AM. K A ST KHS t ITIKS. OC KAjTK'iFliAM Kit S l iiv' I'orOfiutl t-vi r . (lm n for SAN FRANCISCO. Kor full cli liilU .all n It. 1!. A (I. Aki.I M. O. 1'nri'Klt, Iinhiwiiilcnri', Or. or u.Mrf: W, Jl. Ill III. Ill li t, tlc ii. I'u. Aenil, I'l.rllllllll, (f. SALEM, PORTLAND Take GH-rn -rn 47 AIt-ati Es';es I Elkins, -L adi r City Draymen All kinds of Tae TeelrJy Oregonlaa 0 cts a Tear. Thi reiilnr (.iitwrrlpllon prl- of t F-TKRi-mfK lnfl.Waad thf rruli.r milwrlptlon prlw nri'lif Wr-HKlv Orpronlan l All wli.iill-rllw tor I hp KntrjirlM. nnd pa jr imp ywir lnrtvnr.! rail rt bih ttit- Knl-rprlw mnii lh Wwltly (-in- on Ian mie yc-r for i.i. All oM nl.wr,lx-r pav lnr tln-lr'iiul.,rlprirn for om yir lu ndvanre will le rntltlcil ut tlic aa inf offer. Bccklca't ArcJca Ealv. Hauling in or out of the city Promptly atti'ixlcd tt. Ch aryeft reasonable. , K, Ottkt), Jli-nry t. I'mnc, Wvuiy i'. Hntw, Ilfl-fiViTN 0RTHERN PACIFIC R. R. R U Lenve Portlaml Tucwlayn. Tliumluvii and Saturday. r.;(H)a. t Iavc iiid.-ittiilciui) .M"utluy, Wi-Jnrmluyn niul Kridatu ti:.IO " , Leave Salem " " " M " 1 4 Fast Time. Cheap Rates Alexander-Cooper Drug 0 Always aim to di.nio and kerp on hand i HiiIiImt Goods, ; i Hulphur, k I'ntcnt Mfdim ! Ci(tar, V Tlirrniiim Hook, t ( IVii. i Klc, $ Carefully-:- Compounds 1'ay or Night. IISTIDEZPEZSTTJIEjIST'OB, OREC3-01TJ IVrfiiiiici, Slallmiory, I'iiinl!', Oi )h, j Vtirnit-licB, l.rtlr'lHT, ColIlllH, Ftllllll", Syrinn r, Prescriptions f All kintls of Legal Blanks lAj; N Q LPullman Elegant Tourist Sleeping Cars Dining Cars Sleeping Cars XT V .I ITT MIJf.VE.-trOUS nUUJTll FAKOO TO auAxn f()hkk WIXXI PE( II K , E. VAjt nd 11UTTE Th Brat Halve in the world for Cuts, Bruin-. Korr. Ulcer". Halt Klir-um. K?vprSoren, Tt-tter, flianrl Hand. Chllhlains, 0rns and all hkin Krupt lons, and iwiiivcly cure Pile, or no pay reqtiim!. It is pus.rantt in iriv appreciaUon ot tbe roartesy of tbe I pt-rfwl Htisfa-tim, or money rt-funIM. nice S3 rent per IwHtle. tor Hule liy Kiuiih 4 lh.lt. THROUGH TICKETS TO CHICAGO WASHLXCTOX I'llII-IDKiriflA XE ir roifh' EOS TOX and all I'OIXTS EAST and. SOUTH young geattemaa from Ohio. 8. D. F. For Informal)!,, time carttn, map and llf-Jif-l, rail on or wriln W. II. IIAWLKY. Arenl. JldrM-nlrQn, Or INDEPENDENCE Dray & Truck Co. Drnying of all kindn in and out of the city will receive prompt and careful atten tion if entniHted to A. W. Docksteader, (Hu.VH-Kor to 'liaa.HUiaU) Our price are tlie lowest. INDEPENDENCE, - OK EC! ON Kllll NAI.K AT TIHM OfriUK. fJ2&f r HERCULES ' ENGINES OAS AND GASOLINE CITY LIVERY SALE and FEED 8TAULKS. KKLLKV A UOY, Pnij. Hnrmwora Ut A. W. r(rkiitea(1,.r. Htyl- Turnouts hou ri mm? IntntlJ .rt uf Ut Z vrr.tm'w:, lurfU fl HERCULEJ, M rwlilnf WtJjJ K h.tn l ' lHl- 3i lir. "1 " Irt, li'f piir"2i5 ihm Ki.lln' . Ws alM luaBuractan, a. r mk I" 1 A NOVELTY I 5ii IS .1 HU UUl.U Ut r mi i, biv.a id Airier a A. P.CHAItiT0NAiMtC,en.l'a!w.Art.!,,o'Ml rnouts fr Commercial men r. Morrlxrii Htrit, Ctwnrr Tlilrt Hu. I b.r.1( d l,y wr.j or rrionlh I Staticnary and Marine Ezfi PALi.'Ea & REY TYPE FCU'j