Gresham outlook., November 04, 1919, Page 2, Image 2

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GRBSHAM
TW O
TROUTDALE
PEACE TIME BED CROSS
FACES HUSE TASKS
OUTLOOK
TUESDAY.
NOVEMBER
4,
191«
TRIBUTES FROM THE
WORLD S LEADERS
A. B. ELLIOTT CO.
T he a tte u d a n c e In school has been
stim u la te d lately by a con test to r th e
possession of a flag w hich was pre­
se n ted to th e school to r th e purpose
P O W E LL V A L L E Y
by th e P a ren t-T ea ch e r association.
P rin c ip a l B rad ley ’s room had the
Phone 264:
P.
O.
Gresham,
R.
A.
War
Task
Not
Finished--Public
flag la st m onth because of th e h ig h ­
est p erc en ta g e ot atten d a n ce for Sep­
health Problems Must Be
tem ber. The you n g er children are
proudly p o in tin g to the flag in th eir
Solved By Fed Cross
room th is m onth, they having won It
to r th e ir O ctober attendance.
The American Red Cross, according
M rs. Isaac Buxton has come to
to
a statem ent just issued front W ash­
T ro u td a le to live and is occupying
Prices subject to change without notice
th e co ttag e across from the church ington. D. <’., believes that its first
duty
is
to
finish
its
war
task,
one
hun­
ROYAL BAKING POW DER 2 pg. K ellogg’s Corn F lak e s
w ith h e r son, Roy.
dred per cent. The Red Cross m ust
O-lb. sk. <>. R. R olled O ats
.1
8 ounce c a n ................................ $ .as
T he H allow e’en party given by th e
also continue to carry on even more
9-lb. sk. Corn M eal.........................1
16 ounce c a n .........................
P aren t-T ea ch e r association F riday
effectively than in the past, its estab ­
evening was a g re a t success, the only
2 >4 lb. can..................
1.10 Can Corn ..........................................
lished system of N ational and Inter­
draw back being lack of room to com­
2 cans T om atoes w ith P u re e
.!
6
lb.
can
....................................
a.at)
fortably to ld th e large crow d atten d national relief, in m itigating the suf­
Can Tom atoes, solid pack ..
fering
caused
by
famine,
fire,
floods,
ing. G hosts, goblins and m any o th e r
CROWN FLOUR
TOBACCO
g io te sq u e hgures, m ostly m asked, and great national calam ities, it must
Sack
$
3
.00;
B id............ $ 1 2 .0 0
1 lb. ja r T uvedo
l.l.-»;
were m ingled w ith th e crow d. The also render every necessary service
2
pkgs,
A
&
H
so
d
a
.....
......
.15
1 11». ja r P rin ce A lb ert........... 1.45»
room was appro p riately decorated to the Army and Navy, and m ust con­
C
itru
s
W
ash
in
g
P
o
w
d
er......
.25
Climax, m edium plug
.1 “
w ith ja ck o ’la u tern s and au tu m n tinue th e work undertaken prior to
10 b ars C ry sta l W’h lte Soap
.00
H o n e Shoe Plug
J
leaves, and th e lig h ts w ere all su b ­ the w ar In th e field of nursing anil
X 6 g ah Coal O il..........................
.78 S ta r P lug
..... 1
dued with yellow shades. A good F irst Aid.
Tuxedo, P rin ce A lbert or
.23
T he responsibilities of the Red X G asoline, g allo n .....................
p rogram was given, m ostly by gob­
V e lv e t, c a n
................................1
Sea F oam N a p th a P o w d e r..
lins and spooks. Solos by Mrs. L. A. Cross are greatly Increased as a result
.1
P kg. C ream of W h e a t...........
.as Bull D urham , 4 1-oz. bags
Harlow and Rev. E arl B. C otton were of the lessons tau g h t by the war, the
R ight C ut 15c or 2 fo r...............S
2 pkgs. G rape N u t................
m uch appreciated.
A lte r the pro- statem en t continues. H igher stan d ­
gram H allow e’en gatnes w ere in ­ ards of responsibility have been set
.85 P atte rso n Seal, 14 oz...................00 <
2 pkgs. S h red d ed W h e a t.....
dulged in, m uch m e rrim e n t beiug to prevent needless suffering and loss
Pedro Lunch Box. 14 oz.....
3 cans Old D utch C lean ser
.25
caused by th e different gam es and of life. The Red Cross, with Its tradi
Mall Pouch 4, 1*4 oz. pkgs
stu n ts, especially the indoor track lions and Its established organization,
COFFEE
Union
L eader,
2%
oz.
m eet. J ust before going hom e re­ will aid In m aintaining these stan d ­
R uby C aracol, lb ....................
pouch
....................„
.............
fresh m en ts of pie and coffee were ards by co-operating with all recog­
G olden W est, lb ......................
Union L eader, 2 oz. tin .........
nized agencies engaged In conserving
served.
W est,
♦ i 3 lbs............... 1.60
The T ro u td ale L ad ies’ Aid m eets human life and happiness. A ctivities . G olden w
2.05
th is week W ednesday afte rn o o n , No­ already authorized include the en I G S ° j "g g8 |'b 5 lbs..
2.65
• • ••
9
vem ber 5, w ith the p resid e n t, Mrs. couragem ent and support of Public U
Wm. C raw ford.
All m em bers and H ealth Nursing, educational classes in
SYRUP
Irieuds a re earn estly desired to be dietetics, home care of th e sick, and
. . G olden M arshm allow , 6 lb.
Bbl. $12.00:«:
Sack $ 3 .0 0 .
F irst Aid, the extension of Red Cross ’»
present.
pall & 10 lb. palls, 70c & $ 1 .8 5
F o rm e r resid en ts of T rou td ale Home Service, an Increased Junior
g re e tin g old frien d s a t th e H allow ­ program, and co-operation in develop­
e ’en party were Mr. and Mrs. C. I. ing com m unity h ealth cen ters
R a k er of G resham and Mr. and Mrs.
W ar tim e developm ents have given
WE KNOW TO A
F ra n k Uoscoe and son Billy, of every com m unity in the U nited States
IP Y ou ’ l l G i v e
P o rtlan d .
a recognized and organized cen ter of
POSITIVE CERTAINTY
US JU S T O N E
Mrs. H. E. N orthup, of P o rtlan d , Red Cross activ ity through which the
th a t if you will give us a tria l
~ t « ia , l -
w ith h er son D aniel an d d au g h ter, people of th a t com m unity may, if they
o rd er you will becom e a steady
Nancy, spent Sunday w ith h e r sister wish, serve them selves, w ith all the
T hen you ’ ll
p atron of th is shop. I t's h ap ­
Mrs. C. 1. Thom as.
advantages of national leadership, na­
pened so m any tim es th a t a p e r­
T rade here
son has come In and p u rch ased
tional standards, national and Inter
Q uite awhile .
a sm all o rd er of m eat, an d th en
OORBETT
national contacts. It re sts with the peo­
come back to express th e ir d e­
ple of every com m unity to determ ine
Jam es P o u n d er has bought 17
lig h t and g ratificatio n and leave
for them selves ju st how fully they
acres, across th e highw ay from the
an o th e r o rd er. T his Bort of
have ueed ot a m ovem ent which under
th in g surely helps o u r business.
high school building, from th e Cor­
the associated Red Cross Societies is
bett estate. Mr. P o u n d er has farm ed
A. 4 W BROWN, P ro p .
to express the effort of the peoples
th is tra c t of land for th e p ast two
P hone 41
G resham , O re.
of
the
world
to
free
them
selves
from
years and know s well th e fertility of
needless
death
and
suffering
through
the soil of th is im m ediate vicinity.
Mrs. J. 1. H eins, of th e L ato u rell neighborly cooperation and service.
j BARGAIN DAY EVERY DAYI
:«: You’ll Enjoy the Savings Our Prices Afford
,45
.as
.as
.45
.55
OLYMPIC FLOUR
GRESHAM MARKET
PUBLIC SALE!
"It Is on m em bership more thai
money contributions th a t the sti o
of the present cam paign is laid. I ji
the Red Cross seeks to asso c.ate Un­
people in w elfare work throughout the
land, especially ill those com m unit e s
w here neither official nor unofficial
provision has been made for adequate
health and social service.”—Preaid
Wilson.
• • • •
"T he A merican Red Cross is tb
mobilized heart and sp irit of th e whole
A m erican people.”—H enry P. Davison
• • • •
'A m aguificent sp irit b reath es in the
A m erican Red C ross.”—M arshal Foch.
Phone W ant ads to 701
• • • •
In giving prom pt and efficient relief
LIVESTOCK
the Red Cross has won the etern al
g ratitu d e of m illions of people.”—G en­
cows
eral P ershing.
• • • •
I’OH SALK— Pour iui lk cowg
o ne h eifer. One t r e a h \ .C0W| aQ
"It requires no organization to al­
o ne fresh In lu dav^
low one of us as an individual to buy
J. H. Bush.
>
PhoneGI
a d inner for a hungry man. It re­
quires the g rea test degree of o rg an i­ F O R S A L E — Two young com
ing, will be fresh in Februan“,?
zation to deal with the foes of a
a good farm team, c r o’
world. The Red Cross seem s to be
G resh am .
’
essen tially dem anded. . . . W ith
out the Red Cross I do not know E. BAUMANN ouys ana teliTí¿3
cows, beef cows and kon hi ,?
w hether the world would have been
p rice paid for veal calves. ‘ *
able to bear the horrors and d e v a sta ­
Phon
tion of this w earful w ar."—N ewton B.
K. J . G radio buys cattle . nA "
Baker.
P h o n e 369.— Adv.
* 4Ud h°«<
• « « •
W
ANTED—
New
horn
calves
in L
"T he Red Cross is the g reat N eigh­
num ber or kind from Jloo tn»S
bor. . . .
If the world is m ade a
Wil* call for them. Frank G « f i
little m ore com fortable, a little h ap ­
Phone
289. Gresham. Oregon
pier, a little stro n g er for the stru g g le
of life through its effort, the Red
PIGS
------
Cross is co n ten t.”—The S ecretary of S IX -W E E K S OLD P lu s for J
(he Navy.
G. N. Sager. Gresliam, phone jj
• • « «
“ T h e R»d Cross is not going to tu rn
its hack on its resp o n sib ilities.’’—Liv-
ir -’ -'oil Farrantl, Chairm an, Executive
< om m lltee, National Red Cross.
• • • •
” 1 don't know w hat we would have
done w ithout the help of the A m eri­
cans I thank you from the bottom
of my h e a rt.” — Ignace Paderew ski,
Ptetniei of Poland.
• » • •
"M r Davison has spoken to me of
how tiie Red Cross hopes to continue
work even In peace tim e T his Is a
noble e n terp rise................. W onderful
r< nits could be obtained if all coun­
tries would join hands, especially In
all questions concerning sm all chil-
dieri, tuberculosis, and san itatio n in
general.”—Queen Marie of Rum ania.
SH E E P
-1
FO R SA LE 12 h e a d of good breed
m g ew es, bred to registered CoJ
wold ram . A. L. Heacock, Damu
cus road to W ilson’s corner. Phont
D am ascus 85.
POULTRY
FOR
SALE Several hen-hatchet
O. A. C. W hite Leghorn cockerel!
fo r breeding.
E. I, Thorp
p h o n e 38.
PO U LTRY , VEAL ANU EGGS want
ed. W ill pay cV h. Will called
th em . Benson Hotel Farm, phonl
G resh am 781.
t(
AUTOMOBILES.
FOR SALE O il TRADE iorstocTm
1918 F o rd sedan. Like new a
F . P itts , phone 36x2.
ti!
1917 FO R D and 1917 Oakland met
H eights school, e n te rta in e d th e p a­
c a rs fo r s a le. C. E. Osborn & Ctd
tro n s of the school by a m usical and
• • • ♦
You're In m ighty good com ­
lite ra ry program given by h e r pu­
REAL ESTATE, RENTALS,
pany when you belong to the
pils F rlduy evening, O ctober 31.
"W e surely can do no b e tte r th an
w ill Sell at P u b lic A uction at my residence on th e Guy W h ite farm to em u late the hum an and social w ork
Red Cross.
C olum bia g ran g e held its m onthly
T
H
IR T Y ACRES improved land fo
3Ak m iles S o u th w est of B oring, 3 miles E ast of D am ascus, 2 mile«
So long as th ere's sickness,
m eeting S atu rd ay , N ovem ber 1. In
of eur sister organization, the A m er­
sale. Good buildings. All kind
N o rth w est o f B a r to n , tiie f o llo w in g p ro p erty :
suffering, d isaster, the Red
th e absence of th e m a ste r, Jam es I
of f ru it bearing. Half mile nortl
ican Red Cross.”—Signor Clraolo,
Benfield overseer, tilled th e c h a ir of |
an d h alf mile west of Pleasan1
Cross m ust stand by!
m-wly elected P resid en t of Italian Red
H om e.
F ra n k (’addy, R. A
The H. C. of L. hasn't hit Red
honor and con ferred th e th ird and
i ‘ross.
G resh am , Oregon.
Cross m em berships.
T hey're
lo u rth degree 011 a ca n d id a te. T he 1
HORSE. 1200 Lbs. 8 Years old.
GOOD JERSEY COW
still a dollar.
society voted to have a T h an k sg iv ­
Baled Straw anil som e Hay
"O ur h e a rtie st th an k s go out to our S L E E P IN G ROOMS to rent. Mrs
If nine m illion youngsters be
ing d in n e r a t th e hail to w hich a l l '
A
merican
friends.”—Union des F em ­ _L. T. L u sted, G re sh a m , Oregon.
Four or five dozen Rhode Island Pullets with Cockerels
F O R SALE Furnished house ant
lleve in the Red Cross, it m ust
p atro n s of h u sb an d ry , th e ir fam ilies
W agon.
Set S ingle H arness.
2 -leafed H arrow .
S tirrin g Plow . mes de France. • • • •
tw o lots. E nquire of Mrs. W. C
have the right idea.
uuil frie n d s a re invited to come with !
D ouble Shovel Plow
H ete r, K elly avenue, Gresham.
well tilled bask ets and enjoy th e day
The help given by the Red Cross
HOUSEHOLD FU R N IT U R E — O ne 8-ft. Extension T able; K itch en T ab le;
to g e th er.
T he g ra n g e will give a
MISCELLANEOUS
Stoves, C hairs, R ockers, and o th e r H ousehold Goods, F u rn itu d e alm o st new. is but an o th er proof of the g rea t h e a rt
MELROSE AND VICTORY
dance on th e evening of Nov. 22.
Some G arden Tools. All p ro p erty and slock in good condition.
and sym pathy of the A m erican peo­ FOR SA LE— One Edison Model I
Mrs. E th e l Sm ith S tew art, who Is
ple." — Prince R egent A lexander of
TERM S MADE KNOWN ON DAY OF SALE
p h o n o g rap h . A tulip horn, rubbei
P lan s a re com pleted fo r a jolly
visiting h e r m o th e r a t F e rn d a le
Serbia.
co n n ectio n , all complete. Also (1
Place, sp e n t th e w eek-end In P o rt­ tim e S atu rd ay evening, when a com ­
* • • • •
WM J. REEVES, Owner.
2 -m in u te records.
Mrs. P.
land.
m u n ity social will be given a t Iliff A. W COOK, A uctioneer.
E d er, It. A, Grpsham, phone ;368.
ROA W H IT E , ( le r k
"T he Polish people look upon th e
F red C. R eed, accom panied by ch u rc h a t 8 o'clock. An e n te rta in in g
A m erican Red Cross as th eir salv a­ FO R SALE $165 Pugh potato dig­
sev eral of his gentlein eu frie n d s, a t­
tion. It holds in Its hands th e d es­
p ro g ram will be given by m em bers r— —— — — — — — ———
g e r fo r barg ain price of 110«,
tended th e dance a t F airview S a tu r­
tinies of nations. This world war has
Used very little and in first clast
of
th
e
Sunday
school
an
d
o
th
ers,
day evening.
co n d itio n . Schiller Farm one milt
been fought In vain if th ere is no
Mr. B ader, a te n a n t on th e Mrs. a f te r w hich a c a fe te ria su p p er will
so u th e a s t of Gresham. K. 4.
early resto ratio n of norm al physical
Ira Byers farm , hus bo u g h t 40 acres be served. L adies will b riu g sa n d ­
and
m
oral
conditions
in
th
e
newly
BROW
N 8 P O T T E D P O IN T »
of th e C o rb ett e s ta te und expects to w iches, cak es an d pies fo r th e p u r­
fo u n d .
Mrs. Cline at Orient
born Republic of Poland. Poland is
becom e a p erm a n en t re sid e n t of th is
P h o n e 76x1.
the keystone of th e w orld’s p erm a­
pose. T he proceeds of th e evening
com m unity.
nent peace.”—Lieut. Col. F rancis E. LOST— On Main street, Gresham,
Mrs. G race F u rg u so n K nlerlem , of will be used to p urchase new doors
g old h an d led umbrella
Findei
Franczak.
P o rtla n d , visited a t the Geo. K nler­ fo r th e ch u rch . T he p ro g ram will
p lease
notify
Philip Schantin,
• • • •
Main S tre et
GRESHAM
Phone 881
lem hom e recently.
in clu d e solos by C rystal H ayden,
p h one D am ascus 73. Reward.
"1 wish to express to the m illions of
GEO. D IE T L , P ro p .
Mr. L etatn g e r recently purchased Rev. E arl B. C otton, and Miss M arian
ASK D. 8. JOHNSON how to MU
A
m
ericans,
who
have
m
ade
the
work
14 acres of u ncleared land ju s t west R o b ertso n ; a d u et by th e Misses
on e h alf y o u r gasoline bills,
of the A m erican Red Cross possible,
of the church, of th e C o rb ett estate. Ocea and Kuby Jones and one by
fo rm a tio n free. Phone 96x.
the deep g ratitu d e of my people.”—
Miss Bessie K nlerlem m otored to Mrs. E dw ard B ack stran d an d Mrs
The young King A lexander of Greece. FO R SALE — Second-hand piZM
G oble S atu rd ay to visit h e r b ro th ers K arl J H ag b erg ; a trio by Bessie
$175, delivered. Phone 851.
G eorge und R o b ert, who have work Jo n es, E thel and A nnie Moffitt and
FOUND— In a u to at the Mike Stead-
"I
have
confident
hope
th
a
t
th
e
n e a r th e re w ith th e W arren Con­ rec itatio n s by R eginald F u lto n , Floyd
T h ere is really no com parison betw een th e ease and th o ro u g h ­
le r sale, a ladles purse. Owner
stru c tio n com pany.
American Red Cross' world wide plans
Stafford, H arlan H ayden, P ercy C a rl­
ness with w hich an E lectric C lean er rem oved d irt and th e difficulty
can find sam e at Bank of Green-
for ch arity and mercy will be largely
Mrs. Ja m e s P oun d o r h as been a f­ son, A nnie Moffitt, Bessie Jo n es, Mrs.
of sw eeping.
a m , G r e s h a m , Or« gun.
r e a liz e d , bringing th e grateful ap p re­
flicted w ith rh eu m a tism th e past G eorge A rm stro n g , H arry Moffitt.
T rue, one CAN clean ru g s and ca rp e ts w ith o u t an electric clean ­
F o r Sale.
er.
A
broom
o
r
carp
et
sw
eeper
will
b
ru
sh
up
SOME
of
th
e
d
irt;
and
week.
ciation of suffering m illions as a p a r­
Mrs. B ert .O lsen and Miss Bessie
Y oung pigs.
If you like th e exercise and have plenty of tim e an d stre n g th a broom
S treb ln .
tial recom pense, and a g rea ter rew ard,
Good heavy and light work bar«1**
and a carp et b ea te r will do th e w ork a f te r a fashion.
M HTCK O F HEARIN G FIN A L
the richest blessings of God.”—(O r­
S ixteen-niunths-old colt. Would
Mr. and Mrs J. C. D uke have
In the sam e way one can w ash w ith o u t soap. W a te r a lo n e will
AtX’OFN T.
dinal
Gibbons.
tra d e it fo r heifer.
moved from th e ir farm h ere to San­
rem ove some d irt If applied w ith enough "elbow g re a se ."
•
•
•
*
F . C. H E l iZ . it 2, Boring, Oregon.
In th e C ircu it C ourt of th e S tate of dy, w here they will m ake a hom e for
B ut people use soap because it cleans m ore easily and b e tte r th a n
w ater alone.
One is honored by the privilege of
O regon, fo r th e C ounty of M ultno­ th e ir son. Cecil, who 1s em ployed lu
I n r B ali
m ah.
F or th e sam e reason people use E lectric C lean ers because they
Sim plex cream separator, Ueennfl
m em bership in the Red Cross, and
th e bank at th a t place.
clean m ore easily and fa r b e tte r th a n o th e r m ethods.
No. 16386.
deseed in being perm itted to m ake any m ow er, hay rak e, 2-horse disc,
In th e M atter of th e E sta te of F lora
kind of contribution to Its w ork.”_ ito r d rill, lig h t Studebaker wM»’
"It's
a
Long
Way
to
T
ip
p
erary
,”
but
E. F a u st, Deceased.
to n s A liske hay. E. G.
William F raser McDowell, P residing
T ak e notice th a t th e u n dersigned the Red Cross is thsr*.
T ro u td a le , R. 1.
Bishop.
M
ethodist
Episcopal
Church.
has tiled hts (Inal account, and th a t
» • • »
FO R SA LE— Im proved Oregon »trz»’
said account, w ith objectio n s th ereto ,
"B uy Y our E lectric Goods at an E lectric S to re .”
b erry
p la n ts, free from cm
if any, will be heard on th e 4th day
1 he Red Cross is America a t her
b eetles, $7 per thousand.
of D e c e m b e r , 1919, at 9 :3 0 o'cloca
Money given to the Red
S p en cer G ardens, Troutdale, phone-
a. m. In th e above C ourt (P ro b a te
russ is not an Investm ent, nor is It
D ept.) lu th e C o u rt H oubo of said
G resh am 19x5.
*
charity.
It
is
a
sacram
en
t.”—C
harles
Nave five Grizzly.
C ounty and S tate.
m em ber of th e bear fam ily a re set A. Eaton, P astor F ifth Ave. B aptist
F o r Sale-
W ILLIAM O. FAUST,
T h ere a re no g am e laws to protect down as Action. He is suid to be a Church, N. Y.
1000 cords of standing gr««n old*
A d m in is tra to r of th e E sta te of
W
ill Veil all'o r »nf P‘n
d
istin
ct
asset
as
a
d
estro
y
e
r
of
field
•
*
*
•
g ro w th flr.
F lo ra E. F au st, Deceased
th e g re a t A m erican grizzly bear, and
mice
and
o
th
e
r
pests,
besides
being
J J JOHNSON.
fo
r
wood.
“It
is
extraordinary
w
hat
can
be
ac­
o .........
unless som e are m ade he will become one of th e most splendid re p re se n ta ­ complished when a free people all A. H einey, P henix Farm , pb«nz M
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extinct
like o th e r wild cre a tu re s tives of th e an im al world.
A ttorney fo r said E state.
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unite and work together for their com ­
S to ra g e b a tte ry repairing a*1
w hich once ab ounded In th is coun­
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w ork.
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h ig h e r le arn in g
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heavy th is y ea r
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C alifo rn ia, now probably th e second w e s t - - i I vision alone-*-comprising
In A m erica is willingness to
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doctor for a n au seo u s an d w ork h a rd .
1 tilte d S tates rep o rts 8.027; W ash ­
- 750,868 Red t'r- s s mem w here except in th e n ational parks his trib e would m ean the sacrifice of
d ra u g h t^
s h o r te r h o u rs an d higher pay *n
ing to n , 4,710; M innesota. 6,470; hers
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little w ork as possible. On
M ichigan, 7,600;
Illinois. 7,102;
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W isconsin, 6.832.
u n ta .n God n ever m ade His w ork for m an to
390.637
Most of th e crim es ascribed to th is N »• w s .
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I P ost.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8,
AT 1 P. M.
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
WHY THE ELECTRIC CLEANER?
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