The Eugene guard., June 23, 1925, Image 5

Tuesday Evening, June 23, 1923
Tl'lE EUGENE ' OU ARB"
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CITY NEWS
(Continued, from pje one)
forester, who leaves today for Me
Keurie bridge to be gone the rent of
tiio month. Forester Lockard will lay
out camp sites ami direet the rocrea
liou plaos for the district.
lloris ranch ou the Hiver road. Mr.
Calkins' address will be at 7:30 o'clock
following the basket diuaet.
: and his family wif f0,-ate permauentiv
m hugone.
I To Go to Oakridge
. U L. Urwfcam, tiutriut freight and
Pfin?cr agent foe the Southern Pa-
ja i rs tomorrow for Oakhttgtf
to confer with city officials theie
about running u special train for th
Oakridge Fourth of July celebration
July -4 and 5.
Old Fine Collected
H G. Holt dldu't think the law
would remember that ?J5 fine he has
o.vcd aince last foil for hunting with
out a uon-residence permit, according
u Iiodney Uoach, depffty state game
wuden. But vhn flult was ushen't.
into the county hoosgow and looked
around he decided to raise the money.
He had been arrested and fined lat
fall in justice court. Nut wishing ;o
send the man to jail, the justice al
1 wed him to go upon his promise to
bring the 25 In later. Holt never
showed up. So yesterday Judge Wells
decided to briug the incident forcibly
io the mind of the offender, so he
gut out a bench warrant, and orderod
Holt arrested and thrown into jail in
ol fault of the ?io I. no, and nerve onu
aur for each $'-. The nm! warden
wide the arrest with the result' ;is
mentioned. The fine was paid and the
irisoiifr released.
Y. M. C. A. Committee To Moet
A meeting of the V. M. C. A. mem
bei'diip committee will bo held this
evening t 7:80 o'clock at the "V,"
(.(cording to the announcement of
Frank Kberhart, V. M. C A. seere
riiry. This is the initial meeting of
the uuwjy appointed membership com
mitter, and will lis presided over by
Lester J. Temple, chairman. Tenta
tive piano and membership policies
f-jr the year T.-ill be made, .Mr. Kbcr
hnrt stateo.
Form or Resident Dies
Old-time residents of Eugene will
he sorry to learn of the death of Ster
ling Hill who lived in Eugene 35
years ago. lie was formerly in busi
ness here with his brother, Farmer
Hill. Ho died yesterday in a Portland
hospital. Dr. (, M. Hill, of Berkeley,
Cul who was visiting here at the A.
K. Wheeler home, left this morning
f.r Portland to settle his brother's
estate.
Leave for Southern Oreooa
.Mrs, Higvald Shavian and her hro-
ther-in-law, and sister. Mr, ami Mrs.
.Aumony i. Kobumon who arrives re
cently from Newman Grove. Nebras
ka, will accompany Mr. Skavlan Vn a
business trip to southern Oregon to
day, stopping at Medf rd, Drams
Pat?, Ashland and other points. They
will go on to Crater lake, returning
in about ten duys.
Visits from Oakridge
Miss Grace I. Iriver, pastor of the
Oakridge Methodist Kpiaeopal church
who arrived yesterday morning from
Lowell to visit her brother, L. L. lri
ver, LIDO Villa rd street, returned this
morning to her home. MisB driver's
work includes not only the Oakridge
pastorate, but Lowell, Vnity and
Weslfir territory.
Child Knocked Down
Th small graudeon of Mrs. Matlm
Plath, 574 Fifth avenue west, w;is
knocked down mid badly bruised last
evening when he ran in front of a
passing automobile. The doctor was
summoned immediately, but the child
was fruind to have no serious injuries
as the car did not pass over his body.
The little fellow has been visiting
from Dakota at his grandmother's
home.
Lumber Employe Injured
F. E, I-t rower, employe of the
Or own, Lumber oompauyi 1 inslaw,
was brought to the Eugene hospital
this morning to receive treatment for
an injured knee, which he hurt wh-v.ii
he accidenatly humped against a lever
on a dinkey engine, fie will be at the
hospital for three or four days' treat
ment. Portland Men Visit
J. 1). Mickle. chairman of the food
and dairy commission (or the state of
Oregon, accompanied by L. S. Leach,
deputy, and lr. Nteiner, state health
nttinf wofft here Inst, evenine to an-
' pear before the city council in the in
terests of milk inspection ir tne c)
of Eugene.
W. W. Calkins to Speak
W. W. Calkins, president of the
t'nited States National bank, will
make nn address on the city bond is
sues nt the last meeting of the year
and picnic of the Business and Pro
fessional Women's club to be held
Thursday evening at the Smith and
WELL ONE DAY
IN BED THREE
That Was the Life of Mrs.
Hollister Until she Began
Taking LydiaE.Pinkham's '
Vegetable Compound
Wyandotte, Michigan. "After my
baby was born 1 did not do my own
iworK lor six
months and could
hardly take care of
myown baby. I al
ways had a pain in
my right side and
it was so bad I was
getting round
shoulders. I would
feel well one day
and then feel so
bad for three or
four days that I
would be in bed.
One Sunday my mother came to see
how I was, and she said a friend told
her to tell me to try Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound. So the
,iext day 1 got a bottle and before it
tvas half taken I got relief. After I
tvas well again I went to the doctor
and he asked me how I was getting
along. I told him I was taking Lydia
E. Finkham's Vegetable Compound,
and he said it did not hurt any one
to taketfc, I am always recommend
ing the Vegetable Compound to others
and I always have a bottle of it on
hand." Mrs. Henry Hollister,
R.F.D. No.l.Box 7,Wyandotte,Mich.
Lydia L.Pinkham'sVcgetabie Com
pound is a dependable medicine for
ill women. For sale by druggist
jverywhere.
Bend Man Visits
T. .11. Foley, manager of Hig Bend
l.iftht and Vowp-r cnnuinny. i a F.u
jrrni visitor of yesterday and tmlay.
lie has been here looking after his
fruit ranch interest nt Alvadore. He
leaves today, by way of (lie MeKenzie
I'flss.
Fine is Paid
L. W. SHiuHx and J. I). Sr-hull
who were fined $i")0 eneh yesterday
on a elinrtte of piving liquor to ft girl,
paid their fine. The Sehullz brothers
were found guilty by a jury Inst week
but leniency wna recommended mid
this was taken into consideration by
Judge 'ti. Skipworth.
Prowler is ArrMtetJ
Kmmon Haylea. accused u( prowl
ing around the home of V. 1.. Frady,
Kifth avenue west last night, wal
lodge! m jail by isiu putxo-luwu. w
was to answer the charge this lifter
noon in muniripij court. JSavlcss ma
caught bv Mr. Km.u. nn,t hi
evu, nun
is alleged to have been hiding behind
. . .141 coupe ucar a Dcdrooiu wmdow
of the house.
Four Admitted to Hosplt.l
I'le Martinson of Oakridge, Mrs.
Joseph Perkins of Treswell, t K.
("usperson of Woodburu, and ti. It!
lireen of Springfield were admitted
to the Kugene hospital todav. Mrs.
Annette lwiehr w lio.iu i
the hospital this morning.
Rev. Mr. Clark Makes Address
The mtroose of tl,., en-..;.... ni..k
as fostering the communitv spirit was
the theme of
Fred J. Hark,' pastor of the l'irst i
vongreeailonal church at the banquet
of rhc Kiwanis dub last night iu the
Ctsburn hotel.
Plumbers' Strike Over
Twenty or more plumbers go hack
to work today as result of strike set
tlement last evening, after three
weeks. The wuge scale will be SS per
day, and all shops will observe the
Saturday half-holiday.
RULES GIVEN TO
a luneh hunter of bun (tan.lwh he,
pie, cake, salads. t.-. rcin'rt very
sntisf;ict.rv Krii.-u it,., r-.' ..n.,r,-
ie cream and the Urge iud of cnu-
lei-ut'nvry fowl kept the young peo
ple quite Imjbv ilisjn'jjjiij)' thf iu
itir Hungry aim iiursiy. i ae tmii game
between Junction t'ity and Pleasruit
Mill rt'snlied in a K.-ore ( I'O to 5 in
favor uf rioatmnt Hill,
Tnpro Fivo
Father O'Hara In Portland
Father Kdwin V. O'Hara, pastor of
St. Mary's Catholic church, will re
turn this ve&ing from Portland where
he attended the celebration of the
fjftjpfJi anniversary of the founding
"f St. ViiK-em's hospital,
Son Hero From Fort SHI
I.ieutouant LeUoy WowIk, is hrc
from Fort Sill, Oklahoma, visiting his
parent. Major ant Mrs. Lerov
Woods. H is 8n officer in the field
artillery.
Society to Meet
The Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
society is to meet Thursday nftt'moon
nt IMtO o'clock at the church purloin,
eorner of Sixth and Pearl streets.
This is to be no-hostess day.
Visit from Portland
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. (Joodfcllow uf
Portland, accompanied by Mrs. A.
Talbot and daughter Patsy of On
tario, Canada, ore visiting their mo
ther, Mrs. Hora C. (irny of this city.
"It is easy enough to stay on top
of the ivairr it you want to gi
ashore, just reach for shore, firat
with oue hand ami then the other.
That' alt swimming is, but if you
want to drown yourself and get to
heaven, reach for it with both hands."
This is the statement made bjr Com
modore W. K. Longfellow, assistant
national director of the American
lied Crows life Having service In
comnuiuicittioii to Miss Grace Nor
ton, executive secretary of the Lane
county chapter of the American Ke
Cross.
"The human body is lighter than
water." the Commodore explained,
"and very little effort will cnahle
anyone to Vie on his back and paddle
easny witn the hands. In this way one
can stay u fur a long time. To
rescue another by swimming usually
requires either a good side stroke
or a good breast stroke, a these have
a kivk ?fmvmt enough to enable a
swimmer to propel both himself and
another person who is being eonfra?Mf
by the hands of the swimmer. In de
fault of n better hold, the hair of
fers a splendid place to graap with
one baud while you swim vcitU tU
other and both leg.
" J f over-1 urncd f rom a boat or
canoe, stick to the boat. If the
rest of the body is kent submersed
a wooden row boat or wood and can
vas canoe will hold up the heads of
a number of persons for hours. "
Commodore Longfellow said that ca
noista around Portland, are rated
among the most expert in the whole
United States.
Most swimming fatalities occur dur
ing the months of May and June, he
cause the water is stilt cold from
the winter suows and ice and people
are Mill soft from their indoor in
activities of the winter. Those who
have been swimming nil winter in
swimming pools have kept up their
endurance in the water and are more
nearly ready for emergencies. Kvery
person should practice, life-saving
every time ho ' goes swimming, the
speaker said.
CLUB MEETS WEDNESDAY
Helmetta club menders re to be
entertained by Mrs. Lou Larson nt
her home on Eleventh avenue eai
Wednesdiiy afternoon at t :Hi o'clock
tor a covered dish luncheon.
To Attend Summer School
Miss Evelyn Schenck, stenograph
it in the office of County School
Superintendent E. .1. Moore, will at
tend the summer session of the l.ni
versity of Oregon, and her place in
the offitve will be taken by Mrs, Helen
Edbloin, who held the position previ
ously.
Rents Gallagher House-
Walter Clark, who recently arrived
rt this city from MmlvMa, ChI. Iv.u
rented the huiise at 10O0 Seventh nv
nue west, owneti by Mrs. Margaret
(J iIIhkIht of Kluiuntl) I' alls, and lie
1
Special communication of
Eugcno Lodqe No. I L A
F. Sl A. M-, Tuesday
Juno 23, 1925. Work in
E. A. Donree, Visitors
wolnome. W. M.
Je 23
! June 24, nt 8
ELKS
ATTENTION
Kepitlnr session of
Kugene Lodge No.
3.-7 It. I'. O. K.
Klks. Wednesday,
p. m. Visiting
Brothers welcome.
Secretary.
III
Your Socks
Do von like them in solid colors (plain
or clocked) or in fancy stripes, bars or
plaids?
No matter which you'll find them all in
75c to $1.00
Wade Bros.
Hart Schaf fner & Marx Clothes
Joint Lions Meeting Tomorrow '
The Springfield l.iona club will meet
with the Kugene Lions nt noon tomor
row for luncheon in the Kuiene hotel
.1. 11, .McMnlcy, secretary of the local
grout), announces.
Rofurns From Portland
Mrs. J.Ottie Itmvmnn nf nrnriAl,l
yesterday returned from n extended
trip to Portland and other northern
points, where she has been visiting
uu relatives anil tricmlH.
Horo from Portland
A. K. llnlden, of Portland, repre
sentative of the Springfield I'ire and
Mar ine luHVirttttctv eompany, arrived
IllKt niffllt tn visit in 1 1
IfJi'fs tomorrow.
Mrs. Gray Improving
Mrs. Horn C, Oray who has been
ill for some time mist at the Kugvne
hospital, has been removed to her
Inunp iiud is impntviDg rapidly.
Notarial Commission Filed
The notarial commission of L. L.
May of Eugene has been filed in the
oft ice of County Clerk Hryson.
Directors to Moot
Mirpctors of (lie Far West Manu
facturing company will meet tonight
in the chamber of commerce rooms
at 7:.t0 o'clock.
Mr. Neff Rents House
V. K. Neff has rented the W, It.
Cooper hnii.nr at Tenth avenue and
Ch.uubers street in Westmoreland .id-dition.
Going to Newport
Mrs. W. 11. Lee and son Norman
and daughter Virginia leave tomorrow
for Newport to spend a month or so.
Leaves on Vacation
Miss Kntherine. Welch left yester
day for Vancouver, li. C where she
will spend a two weeks' vacation and
visit friends.
Planning Trip
Miss Mildred Ward plans to leave
next week for Ashland where she will
spend her vacation visiting relatives.
Rents Ramsey Home
A. K. Fredericks rented the Itnm-
sey house nt HK0 Chambers street
this morning.
Spending Day at Reedsport
Hubert Holmes, traveling agent fo
the Southern Pacific company, i
spending (odny at Kcetfrporr,
Dismissed From Hospital
Carey Thompson of Vida wnj di-
inisntt.I thin moTiiing (rJin ihe Pacific
Christian hoipital.
An extremely low labor turnover I
featured last week s employment re
port from the various fir producing
centers of the west coast, according
to the 4L employment service letter
received at 4L headquarters in Eu
gene today, which indicates that the
usual movement of men from job to
job is at present nt the lowest piMiit
of t h e y eu r. Th e letter states that
there is not a ureal number of unem
ployed men in the fir districts.
I he over supply of most till kinds
of belt in the Inland Empire, a con
dition which has prevailed lucre for
the past month, has n't perceptibly
.lecrensed, the letter slates. Hcportw
from the various districts follow:
Medf ord Not many unemployed
men her.
Eugene Resident help well em
ployee. C'onstdcriihie migration to nrfii
from Natron cut-off.
McMinnville Fruit ranches hu-fy
with full crews. Haying well along.
If ttiwwtoy U Uu dUuict.
Portland New jobs offered confin
ed to construction work. Hmali JaWr
turnover. Slu'rt iim joba for berry
pickers nd sugar beet workers giv
ing employment to many men an I
women Small suevbas of common
labor.
Youthfully Styled Lace TuiliCS
w
WINDOWS
TODAY
1
Wherever there It oatherlna of smart
ly attired women, ttu ummc ant wiU
find these charming; lace tunlo froeka
much fn evfrfence.
Venltiun, fllot and vttlenclonnos lncoa In
twro ahatVo comtiltio their Indlvidiml
rhnrms becomingly to fashion iltuae de
lightful aumnter frrnks, Tho flarn nklrt
with Ita Incn nnd net godeta ewlnga
gracefully youthfully, when oa walks
or ilrapes with equal chnrm and fns
dilution when ono pauses,
Jirws nt frothy lnipprtttli-rtt
lacea arrange themselves Into
port ltttlo sleoves,
W'uen worn witti pastel colorod under
slip they are tndeeil rhir for eunimer
nfternoon amf ovontng wear.
Seo them In our window today together
with tho very smartest now mid-summer
millinery.
1IEADQUARTKKS FOR FAMOUS JANTZEX SW1MMINO SUITS
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f
rnoxv
Huttorick
'attcttts
Formal instiillatiou of troop -1, Hoy
Scouts of IS i. Mary's Cutholiu pariah,
will take place Wednesday evening at
7;UU o'clock at the troop iicudtiuurtrei.
ut .St, Mary a high school.'
Presentation of tho troop charter
will take piace at this time, Tiiis
troop, organized l)y George Miller, N
r . .Michaels and Lelund Jolmon, wltli
M, F, Fleming us scoutmaster, has
been meeting since r ebruary. Uurlnit
recent good weather tho orgnniitatiou
has been meeting iu a secret render-
vuus i:ut of doors.
Last week the troop gave a pro
gram before, a largo Knights of Col
umbus meeting, showing team work iu
first aid, pulling on biiudtigc, drown
ing resucitation, and a pantomime Il
lustrating the lir.Ht aid treatments lor
a boy with a broken leg.
i he program tomorrow night wiff
he as follows;
Invocation, Hev. E, V. O'Hara.
Singing of America by audience.
"Fmntixnis vi a Troop VouimiMe'
by C. It, Clark, sivut executive,
"iAfcJarrttioti tif fYfudpfcs of
Scouting,'' and installation of troop
committee by Rev. E. V, O'Hara.
Talk by visiting scoutmiiMer, ,hune
Curv, newiUmttcliit w ttwp N. I.
lustallatK'U of Scoutmarttcr M. v.
Fleming nun Aimitttniit iicoutttutAitr
Carl Iovo.
Scout oath by the Inmp.
Pledge of nllcgiuncc to the flug.
SU;mg ( Hue tnuiugU'd Hatuu-r.
Famous Dancers to
Appear in Eugene
Itemember tho dancers in the caba
ret scene of "Four Horsemen of tho
Apocalypse':" This remarkable group,
known as the Ie la Plana Trio, are
coming to Eugeno to the Hcilig to
morrow n'tghi, through n chnngo in
tho original vaudeville bill, announces
W. (i. Me'ionatd, manager.
This act iu just as it wan given in
the movif-H with Rudolph Valentino,
and unusual in scenic effects to im
part Vhft Tgvt ftWilOSIV OT ViY-
Spanish dancing. Arturo He It Phi in,
(stnututt da-fare artfsf, and Juattiiit, da
ted beauty, will nlso ho featured in
apecial numbers. Louis Frondi, the
third member of the famous trio, is a
vital tagutaUvd UaiUwufl,
A marionette circus, "A Novclly
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine
it rtd your tystcttt of ducth ar lOctf
ness caused by Catarrh.
Sold by dnggith for ortr 40 yrt
F.J.CHENEY 61 CO.. Toledo, Ohio
in Figures-" wiii tifi prcfenfrri (om-rr-row
by tho Alphonso company. Janice
and Chaplow ara presented in n eont
.d,y f-V.K, "It r.y. tw A-dvectUe" Uac-
tfW 7?ro-rt offers it unique numner,
"Rag-Art" in which he throws color
ed mgn. Into a beautiful landscape
sceno Itertio and Milt Iterronv in
"fCoon Capers,'
grn m.
compiofo (ho pro-
INSUR1Q WITH flENUT TUOMIV
WW IH TOWN
(Ptetur.
mod irmtf
of ..l.trnan 1
to b InHited I
haraby
PutJI.h.r
Portland Woman
Dies at Oakridge
Mrs. Florence M. Lorraine of Pon
tond, who died at the home of her
mother. Mrs. Edwin A. Holbro'k of
Oakridge, was hurled in the Oakridge
cemetery. Funeral services , were con
ducted by Mihs drnce I. Hriver, pas
tor of the Oakridge Methodist EpM
copnl church.
Mrs. Iorrains is survived by Imt
husband, of Portland, her mother and
step -fn ( her, Mr. and Mrs. I lolbrook
of Oakridge, and by one brother.
Chester Strike of Unite, Mont,
Annual Picnic has j
Many Attractions
1 'LEAHA NT 1 1 1 1 A J une I'll.
(&Ipria))'lrant JJjJJ pU-me for
1J,") is birory. this being (he :i.Mh An
nual held in the grove at this place,
a site of Hie ohb'Kt pioneer settlement
in the county. Howard Urownell gvi '
the addresH of the dy along th nn'in
orie of pioneer dnyi to (he SHtiafnc
tlon of All prenent. The progrsm was
carried out as per printed programs.;
The women of the Sunday school luid
START HIM
SAVING
NOW
You cannot begin too enrly
to Instill tho hahit of thrift
In your children. And tho
Uc-M way Ui ctxcaucuRo thrift
la to huvo a savings account.
Wn'll bfl glad to lend you,
without charge, ono of I hose,
atrong, good-looking llttlo
honk coin banka for your
boy or girl or for yourself.
We'll open a savings ac
count for you with a deposit
of only onn dollar, or morn.
As the hook coin bank fills
up, bring It to us, and we'll
credit your account with (ho
savings.
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
Eugene, Oregon
N 3Sasy Terma
9 0utatnndlnf
Muytu
Vhcj futer. 6 .
Wuhea cleaner,
I,rnc,t hourly 7.
Capacity in tho
world.
Molt compact
waiher madr
tlkfl. tinor ipace B '
only 25 inchce
Kuare. 9 .
Cast aluminum
t u b can't
warp, rot, swell,
split or corrode.
9Rcaaona for '
World
and ready to do your
next washing for you
For a limited time,1 the Maytag Man,:
special representative of the Maytag Company,
manufacturers of the Maytag Gyrafoam Washer
will give home demonstrations to ail who wish to
The World's Fastest,
Most Thorough and t
Most Careful Washer
Vfastvc ft nVvale tub cC clothes In $
to 7 minutes.
Completely eliminates the necesaity
of liandrubbing of wristbanjis, col
lars and cuffs.
Launders dainty tilings better than
hand methods. Cfeans gritty, grease
impacted denims immaculately,
Washes entirely by water action
thereby adding longer lire to the
clothes.
-And then cleans llaclfa matter of
30 seconds.
See it. Hell'bring the Maytag to
your home and wash ad the sorted
tilings you have on hand. Or, if you
wish, let you do the washing yourself.
No obligation. Appointment! "")
being made.
Features
-V.Mily adjuited
to your height
-Clothe csn bo
put in or taken
otit with the
washer running.
-Tub clean it-
Kir.
.All metal
wringer. Self
adjmting. In
stant teniion
reicatc
Leadership
Gurafoam
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f.WIIrl ALU Minuw lUJ
cWasher
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MAYTAG SHOP
76 West Oth Street
Phone 180
Local man Named
At State Meeting
A. I. Willis rnon of Eugene, ws
elected as a member of (he b'.srd of
directors of th regon Master
Ptumbers ftssoetatiott nt the conclud
ing sexi'ion of the snnuni ronvenii"n
at J'l'rihwi. The anmvt) inrr'hsjt uf
the National Aeorl it ton of Matter
Plumbers ' pens today. Other officers
of the state aoctfttion are;
PfeMdent, Theodore M. Burr. Sn
lem; vice-president, ('hirtfs J. K'lly,
Vort)an; tranurrr. Krjist .1. Rud v.
PorMrfnd; directors, (leorge V. Ken
dall. Portland; W. M. Smith, Aftoris;
A. J. Fih. Maker; Milt-m Kerser,
Martihfteld; Samuel Murlntd. Portland
and H- Wdlianmon, Mdford. wer
nait.t-4 Jelcgjjie.
STATISflCS
Women are Might
Stopping kitchen mussing on hot mornings
Quick Quaker cook in 3 to 5 minutes
The right summer breakfast ... no hot kitchens
HEATING your kitchen on summer mornings is
a folly. Cook now the vigor food men hits and
children need without fust or bother.
Oats and milk . . . that's the right hot day starter.
: Quick Quaker makes it easy.
Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes. Doesn't heat the kitchen.
Keeps the family well protected against hot weather
drain . . . and you against in bothers.
Alt that rich flavor of Quaker Oat it there. Quick
Quaker cooks faster. That's the only difference.
TO
Quick MK Gwaker
Watch Repairs &Uy
Three Wctlchmnkt2rs
Work Systematized
Mr. Clarence Pegar will examine your watch for you,
regulate it, fit crystals, and clo all rush jobs.
Mr. Blackwood and Mr. Straumfjord will attend to all
routine watch repairing.
Mr. Donart will do engraving, jewelry and clock repair
ing. Luckey's Jewelry Store
V. W. Bristow
i
BORN
Hl.ATKft ifcm, at fh 'vp ran
y.nt" mot-'r roul A, Momliy.
Jiin ''.'. t Mr. and M". A. W.
SUfT "f f'fctr, ilt a uaiiKht' ',
..,!'!, I S p"lill'i.
Cooka la
j to 5 minuMi
t