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hi* hotne in Sell wood, he slipped to
D e c e n n i a l C e n s u s ,1 n ..u s *chedid«s as required by '»**• |he s r ,.imat receivm
injuries V. hn.ii
I U n i t e d S ta te »
caused his death a few bow* » te t
tn e o n u e a j
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Tigard he ha
The vs! purpose of the Census is an eV(.mful i,fP Muring the world
F if te e n th
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FO R SALE
chick siz*
ja rd 8025.
FOR SALE
Jersey et»/
weight 1 Al
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highway, «>
FOR SALI
Eisner. I’h
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Atto
Boa
Office '*ith
Special atter
accounts, co
and the set
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1927
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States is to be token beginning « « 'harm ed in any way by furn.sheing jhi> route
second day of April, nineteen ,,he inforntition required The (en su si j j ; s funeral was held in the Finley
the
'has nothing to do with taxation. w ith '( hape| under the auspices of world
hundred and thirty; and
service,
veterans. A
large silk ting
W hereas
a correct enumeration military or jury sc
sue. with th«“!war
" " war veterans,
of the population every tea year* I. compulsion of «h o o t attetidan.
with
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t e q u i red" by the Constitution of the the
regulation of immigraU-'n or ,,rcsfnt,.(1 lo hi., nine-year-old sor
0I with the enforcement of any national Kdbert.
United States for the purpose
sttite or local law or ordinance.
determining the representation of the There need be no fear that anyi
several States in the House of Rep­ disclosure will be made regarding.
DURHAM .
resentatives; and
any individual person or b it affairs
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W hereas, it is of the utmost im- For the due protection of the rights
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PLUMUI
DONE AT
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Bea
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T Z - t L Z , -1
o . B Krau*. principal ,,f Ifce
ett at St Vincent's hospital. George latin high school, is ill tind
is improving slowly.
Charles L. Smith of M etzger is
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x Stewart
f V illa 'stunting for him.
'-.„ 'iim .ron.H u at home
Mrs. Alice Smith of P ortland
.
Now the ref.... . I. Herbert Hoc
T h e B e tte r
P la te
_.VRANSOJ
¿40 Grand
W A W A
,1 f t. don't do it, ii Mr.
.h ils .n i*| T he Litetary
a contestant, you can’t beat him.
«reguiar meeting next Tu*
If the sUiveyor* who are working 25. ih e committee I iVe
Mr !.!■• «1
U1, an ! down this highway, put in interesting
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up
, stak
well everyoat will be which will be a debat* "
'at th. Rickert home.
[glad if the jttvenient is made wider lh « i «he
T ig h te r!? r *
l., the traffic is more and more day should be Repealed" Tvf
t.vc will be upheld by M-
Wolf was turning ot and Harley Taylor and i,
turn into his garage, S at-¡b y Mary Grand and
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an on coining niachme The play has been"
almost amidships, doing con- committee “A W,U] ì-ul?']
, m sulcrable damage to fernler and Hills." ami work has cc
burg, has been «i’-iitc
very much wheel, but he escaped with out it. Those taking part
fection in her ear. but is
,Ilouglas, Lois Symson u,
injury.
better.
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£ fary Gr,and. Jean Smith
George Tm ffitcr of Greenburg had
Connor, James Dougla« u
TUALATIN
'a a vcry
for appendi-j
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|lor. Mr. Prink an.i*
T lG A rc D
l ' pi« Of the United S
»•*» > '"H-- information every mploy<.........
1'iigard folks who
t h - Census should b- a ,
¡1 • t „• It*■«> Hunt... t* P™h'bl - ■
defeated thi Dnrhtu tl
and accurate report of the Ropah 4ei I
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ball game'daught
I.ueile, Mrs
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n“ y ,h,U f rf iay afternoon, «hi seorc being 1.1 and Mrs I (
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I th cM o re earnestly urge up.-n all
President of the United States of
hereby declan fend
answer promptly com*
America, do
idei
the
law
y
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make known that, urn
addressed to theiq by the enunura-
aforesaid, it
ihe duty of ev<r,
or 0|hcr employees of the Con-
T
■ TEOO — lh* n»w«»t d*v»lopm*nl in
* dritlUIrT
1« Ih* tdr«l an d onl*
known m«(*r1*. » h l r h »»»»r*» ■ llfr
Ilk* - rn ro d u rtln n of Ih« n a t u r a l m m i
»plf ron nclou tn'»" * nd r m b n r r s o m r n i
•uff*r*d h* foiintl*»« oeonl* b*c«us* ot
th* * n r irls f i n i . f i r i n r # of d*ntur*« Ir
«h«otut*l* unn*r*»»»rv with th* dl*
eov*rp of ITECO
f run fit »on *orr*cll» *nd a s t la f t r
torll* with IT BOO oI»t*i Drop In *nd
1*1 m< «»-'lain m»r* full» to *ou
Your t**th out In Ih* mnrnlna. *o
horn* *1 nl*ht with n*w on**
I «»»rialii* in brld***. t n l s n a n d
« ilra c tln * l**th wlltiout pain
Th* rsn rlr* » of • r h a r t * n r r - - . n l I*
rttrn drd
New
f» < » *n » l b l * u arllra.
I oration
TO* A l d e r w a II
y
hi.
Hid
Bid*
Hr«adwftv « n é Alder Ml. IIKoad wav 71 Oft
¿great
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Mrs.
Eddie Berger of
BT.rbf.
sub- Sunday with his
parents
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Mrs. Max Berger
was
Mrs. M. A Hoke
p iv
.
upon hcn«ng this week.
G riffins. On Sunday
t and George Udrew» lost a valuable G riffitta and th ,,r , u, s,
O. L. ifcore
las* week.
. •« * Mrs. .1 M K itnS ,r
Mrs. C. Garvcr was. recent y called, John BertKh , V ,t ^
konst '
.
h> V ^ e n tte ^ ^ e s . ^ e r A e weekend a, the
..her
slster-‘n
-,;*w- M rs' Kay f‘e,d Kaup.lla home
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Geiberger.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown of
Vancouver, Wn., were guests of Mr.
Automobiles R epiL, A,°
am, NIrs j
Ra-J e Sunday. Mr:,.
Brown are sisters.
Richardson entered the Dr,
Monthly
Payment
Coffey clinic Und hospital r
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al
Overhauling,
B
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' t ; ruling, *-»VAl
B od
ody
lllO J U t
3 surgical
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v op-
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performed Saturday, f'*1" 1"
Repairing, Radiato
y
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g’ l o !,s, and Upholstery, I
. '1|\ a
' Mabel McDonald and T',le iócatión ¡s ‘òli Lovejoy street, '"
Every
lob guaranteed
cuaranti.-d t0 y «
Lillian Strom
came trp from the p ortland
Kvery job
L'n> l'rs*!y ,,f 0 re i'r' ,n at Ki,«cnc
The home talent play given by the l fire sa‘>sfaction. We do J
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St udent * ft n 0 S ( • Tualatin grange of Fragpood at the b t e r e ,t or br' ’^
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• •••■’ ' buer in the week.
Tualatin gym Saturday «ight was C o m p l e t e A u t o m o t i v e Rep,;,
Miss Moore, teacher in the sixth wtdl received, and versatile George
FARNHAM & R|L f!
grade of the public school, has been Sautn was, as usual, the star per-
l°th & F.verett Sts.
on the sick list the past week, former in the part he portrayed.
•v*'ss Pauline I’;iyt°n has been sub-
M r and Mrs. A. 11. Nelson are
stituting for her
brooding a batch of W hite Leghorn
CX-XX-sX-XK-X-X-t-X-v-X*,
Hoyle Phillips, who is attending daY ° 'd cb'x-
!he Adcock School of Aviation in
W ELL DRIL.LINC
Portland, spent Friday at the army
H A ZELD A LE
A. M. JAN N SEN DRILllv
airport at Vancouver Barracks, work-
Incorporated
ing on the motor of a plane built \
,
, .
W e ll Drilling of All Kinds Ad
^ by the school.
Remember the concert and d a n c e , E#(imate5 Gla(lly Given. WC1
Mi‘
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Eva
Hn>'k
I.
who
is
teaching
b.
e
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sP°cnsored
th « 5,
b ‘erary
s o - , (ee
of EnJ
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ciety on
Saturday, b>’ April
nt Huber
550 Satisfaction
Clinton St p Years
ort,and
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B e u d 'J Lucas
Luc;ls avMlue
IMC ,,«o,»lc
avenue to
to SO
some
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by # KOre of , ,
6 Miss
on
¡from Portland, who moved in
Post, tcuchcr, accompanied the llend Monday.
pupils.
Many of our young people are re-
unto set rny hand and caused to be hone.
The Oregon Electric Railway com-
,
, .
, '
'affixed the great seal of the United
party ha* a pile driver and crew re-
States.
newing the piling in the trestle just
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Ut the < tty of W ashington,
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(His 22nd day of November, in
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year of our Lord One thousand ^
Nine Hundred and Twenty-nine am
NOTICE
of the Independence of the . in t..l|
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Stales the One Hundred and Fit*y*-j
The tax rolls for the 1929 taxes
fourth
Herbert Hoover. tire now in the hands of I. VV. Con-
i,cl, Sheriff, for collection. The-first
By the President:
half of the taxes are due and pay-
Henry L. Stimson,
..ble before May 5th, without in-
Secretary of State.
DR. E. J . K IE S E N D A H L
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MARCH
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It is urged that the tax payers
of Washington county request their
statements by
bv nt.il,
nt.il and
send
an«! also
also sen.!
their remittance by mail,
hall. i he committee are arranging a L an c aster 2401
Mitny people in Tigard will re­
pjhj
if*
with hcr sirter, Mrs. F. B. Nedry.
member William Turnbow, Jr., son early a date as convenient.
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Mr. and Mrs Clark Christie. M rs.lfme ProRran1 a,1‘> Sappington’s or-
Night Call LAncaster
of Mr and Mrs. William Turnbow Ux I ^ y c s will co-operate with this Lena Kinnanian and Edward Mo- cbcstra will play for the dunce
who imtil recently made their home request it will be greatly appreciated torc<] to Sa]<.ni Sunday.’ Mrs. Ki-.-
near here. William Jr. was brought ibY ,bc tax department and will ranian> wr 0 formerly lived in Salem
up in Tigard and attended thegradc help to eliminate the last minute visitCf| o](| fricn(| s ' an<1 spem sonl<: V . Y W . W V A V . V . W M V . 'A W U S W . V A V . V . V . W W
school here. Two weeks ago he rush, and the inconvenience caused: time at the family lot in the cemc-
ilicd as the result of an accident, the tax payers by standing in line- tery. Mr. and Mrs. ( hristie also
In an attem pt to repair the r«>of of »waiting their turn to be waited on. visited friends and attended ser- ■;
AND GET T H E S E
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ttice at the hirst Methodist church.
Mr and Mrs Schultz of Portland *"
1 were gue>ts over
the weekend o f . >
Jor Econom ical T rontportatiom
Mr. and Mrs. Sackett.
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FOR MEN AND BOYS-------- FO R W OM EN AND GIRLS
Mr. and Mrs. A Koch attended a ?
most enjoyable St
Patrick's Day >
UNEXCELLED VALUE FOR W EAR OR FOR Gift
party Monday evening at the home %
of Mrs Holfeldt in the Mt. Scott I J*
district, Portland.
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The latest report is that the gttid, 1S
G r o c e r i e s - S e a s o n a b l e F r u i t s - Candy
C a n d y - F o u n t a i n Luiickn I F
| srhool operetta will be gi\en April
William Turnbow, Jr.
j
T R A D E W IT H U S
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$ 9.50 Wrist Watches for only $2
V /A V SA V
Bone-Dn
FOR SAlj
y C H E V R O L E T .^
Smgla
B KAVERI
Froiu S.
T H Y N G ’S
K odaks
Chevrolet announces
CLII
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N ovelties
BEAVERTON,
Gerald Anss and fa trjlr have
moved into a house on W. Grant
[street, near Greenbir-g.
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OREGON
'. V A W . V . W . V . V . V . W . V d V . '. W A '. W . V . W i W
"**kcnd| j -'H1! , 11 H 1 1 1 11 M M I I I I M I I I 111 11
A NEW
V-
SE R V IC E P O L I C Y
CUNE
T h e C h e v ro le t M o to r C o m p a n y a n d it*
d e a le rs a re pleased to a n n o u n c e a n e w
service p o lic y — o n e o f th e m ost lib e ral
ev er o ffered On a lo w -p ric ed a u to m o b ile .
o w n e r m ay tra v e l to a n y p a rt o f th e
c o u n try , w ith a ssu ra n c e th a t th e g u a r­
a n te e o n m ate ria ls a n d w o rk m a n s h ip
w ill re m a in in force.
P u t In to force as a w ritte n a g re e m e n t
given to th e p u rc h a s e r by th e C h e v ro le t
d e a le r w h e n th e c a r is d e liv e re d — it
offer* th e fo llo w in g p ro v is io n * :
T h is n e w policy c o n stitu te s p ro o f of
C h e v ro le t's h ig h q u a lity — fo r su c h lib e ra l
p ro v isio n s c o u ld o n ly h e m ad e in c o n n e c ­
tio n w ith a c a r b u ilt o f tin e m a te ria ls to
e x a ctin g s ta n d a rd s o f w o rk m a n s h ip .
1 Every C h e v ro le t o w n e r receiv es hi*
c a r fro m th e d e a le r in p e rfe c t c o n d itio n
— th o ro u g h ly lu b ric a te d , p ro p e rly a d ­
ju ste d , a n d rea d y to o p e ra te efficiently
fro m th e first m ile o f o w n e rs h ip .
I
BAKi
12th an
2 E very C h e v ro le t o w n e r is e n title d to
free in sp e c tio n a n d a d ju s tm e n t of h is car
at th e e n d of th e first 500 m iles of usage.
«1 Every C h e v ro le t o w n e r is e n title d to
free in sp e c tio n o f h is c a r every 1000
m iles th e re a fte r, so lo n g as th e c a r is in
o p eratio n .
YOU C
• i Every C h e v ro le t o w n e r is e n title d to
free re p la c e m e n t o f a n y p a rt w h ic h m ay
prove defective in w o rk m a n s h ip o r
m a te ria l, w ith in th e te rm s o f C h e v ro le t's
s ta n d a rd w a rra n ty . T h u include* b o th
P arts a n d la b o r.
Advei
The
Advei
have been
th o rn y —the
5 P ro v isio n n u m b e r 4 w ill he c a rrie d
o u t by a n y C h e v ro le t d e a le r in th e
U n ite d States. A* a resu lt, th e C hev rolet
Hack o f th is p o licy , a n d a ssu rin g its suc­
cessful o p e ra tio n , is o n e o f th e m ost
c o m p le te a n d efficien t service o rg an isa ­
tio n s in th e w o rld .
T h e r e a re m o re th a n 10.000 A u th o rise d
C h e v ro le t D ealer S ervice S ta tio n s in th e
U n ite d States a lo n e .
E ach e m p lo y s
sk illed m e c h a n ic s th o ro u g h ly tra in e d at
C h e v ro le t S ervice S chools.
E ach has
specially d e sig n e d tools a n d m a c h in e ry
d e v e lo p e d ex clu siv ely for C h e v ro le t se rv ­
ice w o rk . A n d e a c h h a s o n h a n d , at
all tim es, a n a d e q u a te stin k o f g e n u in e
C h e v ro le t re p la c e m e n t parts.
C h e v ro le t's Hat-rate c h a rg e s, in c lu d in g
b o th parts a n d lab o r, a re th e low est in
th e in d u stry on m an y serv ice o p e ra tio n s 1
In c o n sid e rin g th e p u rc h a s e o f a low-
p ric e d a u to m o b ile , th in k w h a t th is ser« ice
m ea n s— in t.-rm j o f la s tin g s a tis fa c tio n ,
a s w ell as in in c re a s e d econom y.
, or* range in p»w* from $4>tf up, f. •. b factory, Flm*. Mu Kigan
CHEVROLET
MOTOR
COMPANY,
DETROIT,
MICHIGAN
D i v i s i a a • / 0 « « « r a l M a la r * C « r J > a r * i i a *
A
SIX
IN
TUK
PIIH K
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TIIK
FOIIK
Miss V irgina Parks attended the
. symphony concert in Portland Mon
day evening and had the privilege
of hearing one of the greatest nit(-
sienl w rks • f all time Beethoven's
[ninth symphony, requiring for its
j rendition a full orchestra, a chorus
and four solo voices.
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Mrs N Rickert, having 'ticce-sfully
passed the necessary examination as
[census enumerator, took the oath of
[office last Friday.
Y Phone 3603
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Beaverton Res. ot-
Please give us Your Order Now for lit
Land Plaster if you want to come ii
Car Lot Prices
Hay, Grain, Feed, Poultry Supplies Baby Ck
Feed
Complete line of Fisher’s Sperry’s All)
Feeds
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Mrs. James Bishop spent Monday
[in Portland with
her sister, Mrs.
luhbee of Baker, and her sister-in **
L u. Mis K y (.antes of Portland
| Mrs. Richie and
daughter, Donna I
,May, of The Dalles arc visiting Mrs.
Beaverton, Oregon, Near S. P. Depot.
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'M ognctt. Donna May and her cousin,
'«tin \n n
I .,:•■« :t. .ire celebrating
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the occasion with the whooping
cough
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Ihe Young 1 < ■ 'l'le's
Mis- „ary ,'>‘. ,. V A S % W A W W V % W W % Y V W r t ^ ^ V A V A ,i Y ^ v
L ircle of the K.vatigilical
C hurch 3*
will h<dd their regular monthly meet- i
ing in the church. Saturday even- c
712
mg. March 22. under the lcadershi; 5
of Frances Maurer the young peu- %
|de arc taking a regular c urse , ,f J “TO-DAY IS
study.
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Port
Charles Berthold
YESTERDAY S PLA N S”
EAST TIGARD
The regular meeting of the F ail
Tigard Community Club will be held
*>
> evening, March 27,
ut the Ulalla to ffe e Shop. Let’s
ha\e a good attendance, election of
officers, refreikm ruts and ;i g
time.
Mrs. E tta Beck, Mrs. L Keys and
>lrs. t H. I tattle who were «.»n the
sick list last week, arc all improv-
mg
•'*r' H P Meyers returned home
from Dayton. O re, Sunday w hir,
she has spent the last Couple
weeks with friends.
Mr Keister is in the Good SantUri-
jtan hospital where he underwent an
ioperation. He is improving at this
writing
Mrs. B ecks «laughter, Margaret,
spent the week end with home folks
She teaches at thirl!. Ore
George Place is trying to rt used
. Work,,1K «n the «fay tin ie instead
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It« s t i r u d day w-rk.
Mvmday ol this week. We hop« he
iva t nnvon-eyrd frt«n wawking nights
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—pul into action
—that bank account you
start to-day is the help­
ful working plan of action
tomorrow.
BRw
— be a to-dayer
at your neighbors bank
BANK OF BEAVERTON
A good honk in ■ good to o *
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G ard o n S p o t of O ro g o a.
*o long.
STIPES GARAGE
BEAVERTON, OREGON
Ssaneone said we are going to
have ’ivore winter, weR the » .„„I,
¡are full ..f tnllums. all in bloom and
Mr. Chilson is spading hi* gar.len—
i* w'* d of stiution. if yon who read
|thi* think of entering a spading e,.,*
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
where strvice blends into
helpful co-operation
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