Gresham outlook., September 16, 1924, Page 3, Image 3

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FAIRVIEW
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Florence Honey Writes
L u m sd e n ,1
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge P.
who w ere m arried th e la tte r p a rt of I
last Ju n e, w ere very happily su rp rised |
C o n tin u ed from page 1
on F rid ay evening by about 25 friends ' very poor specim ens of men. Many
dropping in on them for the evening. I are tu b e rc u lar,
m ost of whom w ere asso ciates of Mrs. i - i hQf1
,
I.um sden, who is a te ac h er in the Rose 1 , * on
T “*
City P ark school. Mr. I.um sden is
?
C h“ ,ese b o at’ T en o i us
connected w ith the F airview G rain & L
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I>AVE
BOTKIN & JOHNSTON
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CHEVROLET
W arehouse com pauy a t Fairview . The th , .
° ° r " ‘ 1<? doorw ay- 0,,e 011
tim e was passed in m usic and danc- X e ,m t h a ° n *
. ° th e r8
•W m
| ing. follow ed by refre sh m e n ts
A „
, J
"arr°W
S ° l‘“t8
under
m ost b eau tifu l silver coffee urn w as : t Z
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f ° Ur bv'ldlng
presented to th e couple in a few a“ !
n° u ndre« ,n « We shifted
from th e ta b le top to u n d ern eath , th en
p ro p riate w ords, as a token of the
' onto th e floor, tak in g tu rn s .”
esteem in w hich .Mrs, I.um sden is
A m ost in te re stin g d escrip tiv e let-
held by h er fellow teach ers.
te r w as w ritte n by Miss H oney u n d er
( onw in and see our new De Luxe Touring
The co unty Pom ona g ran g e w ill
i date of Ju ly 7, tellin g of a trip to the
m eet w ith th e F airview g ran g e in an
W illard B atteries
L ee T ires
, sacred m ountain of T ai Shan, said to
all-day session on W ednesday, S ep­
, be the o ld est “sacred ," p ilgrim s hav- j;
tem ber 17, a t w hich 200 o r m ore are
ing m ade th is visit for th o u san d s of
M aster M echanics in Charge of Shop
expected to be p resen t. The m eeting
years, C onfucfanists, B uddhists and
ALL
CARS
— WELDING — IGNITION — BATTERY
w ill be held in th e F airview city hall, | T aoists alike. The an n u a l pilgrim age
and a fte r 2:30 in th e aftern o o n th e | is m ade from F eb ru ary to May p.nu
Guaranteed Work
’ public is invited to be p rese n t and
Phone
2331
often
from
4,000
to
10,000
people
m
ake
| take p a rt in th e discussion of an y
Night Phone 127x
th e ascen t in a single day, m any of
O PPO SITE POSTOFFICE
GRESHAM, OREGON
questions th a t may be of g en eral in ­
them en tirely on th e ir knees. T he fc a g rg -j
terest. A fter 9 o’clock in the evening
Miss S p aulding who is m entioned in
th e doors w ill also be th ro w n opeil to
the le tte r is th e rep rese n tativ of th e
th e public, a t w hich tim e a m usical
In tern atio n al W. C. T. U. in China. The
and lite ra ry p ro g ram w ill be rendered.
le tte r is in p a rt as follow s;
F airview g ran g e w ill serve dinner
"T he clim b is 15 m iles and it tak es
at th is B akery and a t S to r s
a t noon and luncheon to all m em bers
six
hours.
Miss
S
paulding
and
I
left
attending.
th e hotel ¡$t 6:30 and reached th e top
C ontains the V itam ines, in i'ed by
a t 12:30. I t w as a p erfectly w onder­
scientific p rlu cli les
FAIRVIEW FARM ER IS
ful trip . T he road is paved th e en tire
HELD UP IN H E L I) ! way w ith huge slabs of stone and in
It’s Good and Good fo r You
C harles A, W eiss, an em ploye on places is from 12 to 15 feet wide.
1 T here a re 6,300 stone steps. F or m ore
th e W illiam T eg a rt ran ch , one and a
h alf m iles w est of F airview on th e th an h alf th e w ay th e road follow s a
THEO. VAN DONINCK
ïi \\ Ì
Phone 1221
Sandy road, w as held up by th re e un m ountain strea m and th e re w ere
m asked m en sh o rtly a fte r noon m any cy p ress tree s an d to w ard s th e
T h u rsd ay an d robbed of $100. W eiss top pines.
Sales
' - ic-x-vei-»
L£S.
t h i s ° w I e K six U V * " r" illi0n A m er?cans d r ille d w ith joy and pride
i n i s week as six U. S. arm y airm en w inged th e ir w av hack t™ » ..t »h ,
r
_2_
OUR HEALTH BREAD
^ elSQn, L t. S m ith, C om m ander, and Lt. Wade.
Never leave th a t till tom orrow w hich
you can do today.—B enjam in F ra n k ­
Service
GILLIS
lin.
John Lay, w hose condition is re-
I garded as critica l from th e effects of
N O T IC E O F B O N D S A L E .
! b rig h t’s disease, is in th e Thom as san-
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N t t n h a a t t i itarlum a t G resham for treatm en t.
s e a le d b id s w ill be re c e iv e d by th e u n d t r-
“ LK? r d ™,?Ei l 1t h e h o u r o f s o’clo ck p. m .
E v erett L ake re tu rn e d Monday from
‘
o t o e p ie m œ r,
a t th e I
*•
n CJ d î ° *h?u s ® a t F a ir v ie w . O reg o n , a n d im - ^‘ie *o r e s t reserv e of L arch m ountain
m e d ia te ly t h e r e a f t e r p u b lic ly ' o p e n e d by
is®
H o a rd o f S chool D is tr ic t N<x w here he has been em ployed since
^ „ ? ,u J t r om ,a h C o u n ty - O reg o n , fo r a n la st May.
H e is th ro u g h his w ork
1,
° fn ,b o n d a o t 2ia id d i s tr ic t in th e su m
i j L T w e n ty - s e v e n T h o u s a n d D o lla rs ($27,- th e re fo r th e w inter.
w iv . w " a ° nidS7-.tli . be in '’« 'n o m in atio n » o f
F ’l e . H u n d r e d D o lla r s ($500) ea c h , n u m -
Mrs. M ary P eterso n left for Bend was so rtin g tom atoes in a field w hen
b ® r vd o n ? .<’ > to ” f ty - f o u r (54) in clu siv e,
iS e u m ?
Ju n e , b ,924' a n d to m a tu r e Oregon, la st week w here she w ill r e ­ th e trio approached him and asked for
s e r ia lly in n u m e r ic a l o r d e r a s fo llo w s
m ain for some tim e, w ith h er children, food. F ollow ing a m om ent’s conver­
$ 500 o n J u n e 1, 1925.
tw o of whom a re th rea ten e d w ith satio n th ey assau lted him, a fte r he w as
500 o n J u n e 1, 1926
500 o n J u n e 1, 1927.
tuberculosis. Sam uel P eterso n will .o v erp o w ered th e ro b b ers tied him se-
500 o n J u n e 1, 1928.
1000 o n J u n e 1, 1929.
s )ay on th e farm h ere d u rin g th e ir j cu rely w ith rope and w ire. T hen they
1000 o n J u n e 1, 1930.
i absence.
1000 orr J u n e 1, 1931.
searched his clothing, took th e m oney
1000 o n J u n e 1, 1932.
On Sunday evening th e A dventists and escaped.
1000 o n J u n e 1, 1933.
1000 o n J u n e 1, 1934.
' held a service in th e com m unity
1500 o n J u n e 1, 1935.
W eiss finally m anaged to g et on his
1500 o n J u n e 1, 1936
church here w hich w as w ell attended feet and th e n C harles F ritzg erald , a
1500 o n J u n e 1, 1937.
and appreciated. They expect to be neighbor, cam e to his aid. T he ro b ­
1500 o n J u n e 1, 1938.
2000 o n J u n e 1, 1939
out
for a m eeting th e second Sunday bery w as rep o rted to T eg art, th e em ­
2000 o n J u n e 1, 1940
2000 o n J u n e 1, 1941.
of every m onth, th e next service fa ll­ ployer, and th e la tte r inform ed th e
2000 o n J u n e 1. 1942.
ing on th e 12th of October.
2000 o n J u n e 1, 1943.
police. T e g a rt said he saw a sm all
3000 o n J u n e 1, 1944.
s a id b o n d s to b e a r in te r e s t a t th e r a t e of
c a r being d riven aw ay from the farm
Moonshiner Heavily Fined,
n v e a n d o n e - h a lf p e r c e n t (514 p e r c e n t)
ju s t before W eiss told him of th e ro b ­
p n e r s r i a n a n a y u m
, p a y a b le s e m i- a e n c n e u m a lly
r on p p r r th
i n e : i ™ e Septem ber 12 is8ut> ° f ‘he Ban-
firs t d a y s s o o f f J J u u n n e e a a n n d d D
D ece m b b e e r,
in
bery.
c ip a l a n d in t e r e s t p a y a b le a t th e office o f 1 n er-C ourier of Oregon City gives th e
t h e C o u n ty T r e a s u r e r „ r M u ltn o m a h | account of a heavy fine being levied
W eiss o p erated a sta ll at th e city
C o u n ty , O reg o n .
a m oonshiner, Gus D onson, 61, of m a rk e t and had ju st com e from P o rt­
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T
Æ
m u st K ' " * «
I on
Boring
d a t e odfe l^
Jr d W ithin t h r e ® d ay S ? ro m ‘ “ e ;
He w as fined »2000 by Judge land w ith his day ’s receip ts. He had
Gresham City Bakery
“Such a clim b, alm o st stra ig h t up
now and th en ! The ch a ir used is pe­
cu liar to T ai Shan and is found in no
o th er p a rt of China. It has tw o sets
F resh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab­
of sh a fts w ith a b ask et m ade of rope
solu tely sanitary con d ition s and at low est
in th e ce n te r, and over th e w hole is a
possible prices, you'll go to
canopy of blue linen for a sun shade
T h ree m en a re used for each ch a ir
one being to relieve th e o th ers. They
GUI. DIETE, Prop.
Phone 1711
Gresham
w ear only tro u se rs and c a rry a sm all
tu rk isli tow el to w ipe th e p ersp ira
tion. T hey w ear a broad raw hide
stra p aro u n d th e ir necks. T his is MILLER - BE EIILE R
fastened to th e ends of th e sh afts
WEDDING SOLEMNIZED
When th ey c a rry you directly In fro n t
On T h u rsd ay evening a t 8 o'clock a
of them it is ju s t like a tro t and je rk s
Tents and Canvas Goods
you te rrib ly , b ut they soon ta k e a few p retty hom e w edding w as solem nized
of all descriptions
ru n n in g step s and slip th e stra p in in th e p resen ce of ab o u t 50 g u ests
m
ost
of
whom
w
ere
from
P
ortland,
made to order by-
so doing to one shoulder, th u s w alking
sidew ays, a n d ' th a t is like a ca n te r w hen Miss B eatrice B eehler becam e
John
A . H am ilton
very com fortable. T hen a few m ore th e bride of T heodore M iller a t th e
OF TH E
intended
to
b
ank
th
e
$100
a
t
T
ro
u
t­
i i t h M . m ,"’. .
i ™. - . Noble, in the ju stice co u rt Wed-
ru n n in g step s and they sh ift to the residence of th e b rid e’s p aren ts, Mr
A ll b id s m u s t b e a c c o m p a n ie d b y a c e r i
Oregon
T
ent
& Aw ning W orks
dale
as
soon
as
he
finished
w
ith
his
o,” «’«’ c , h e c k fo r $!35rt to
th e n e s d a > when he plead g u ilty to the
,11.7.1
w o be
e l f u o r rfe
i e ite
u e a d i to
o (lie
o th er shoulder. They co n tin u e th is and Mrs. W alter B eehler, 1 ^ m iles
C orner of T hird and R oberts Ave.
d i s t r i c t in
h e e s u c c e ss fu l b id d e r
i l l th e e v e n t t th
tom ato sorting.
n
o
rth
of
B
oring,
th
e
Rev.
Jam
es
Sm
ith
f a il ‘n ’c . c o m p ly w ith th e te r m s o f h is bid. ch arg e of being in possession of a still
all th e 15 steep m iles, excepting as
G resham , Oregon
b id s m u s t b e u n c o n d itio n a l a n d th e and m ash. Due to his in ab ility to pay
they clim b th e long stre tc h e s and of P o rtlan d , officiating by th e reading
All Work G u aran teed F irs t Class
d is tr lt t w ill fu rn is h th e p u r c h a s e r w ith
PLEASANT HOME
a l ’,I.’.r o? 'ln ® J c g a i o p in io n o f M e ssrs. his fine, it w ill tak e him ap p roxim ate
ju s t as n a tu ra lly th ey ta k e a slow, of th e rin g cerem ony. T he bride, who
T ^ } b '■ " ’ free , J o h n s o n * M cC ulloch
was gow ned in w hite satin crepe and
a n y h a n d ° l i d b i d r VeH th e r , « h t t0 re Je c t ly two y ears and nine m onths to serve
Miss A nna L en n artz left for Salem steady gait. T h ere is an old local
out the stiff penalty. S tate P ro h ib i­
ca rrie d rosebuds and sw eet peas, was
law
th
a
t
inflicts
severe
p
en
alties
on
a
GEO. R. SH A W ,
A n n ou n cem en t
tion officers C arl G reen and W illard on Sunday w here she reg istered in coolie who slips or allow s a ch a ir to atten d ed by h er sister, Miss Beulah
C le rk .
W illam ette U niversity Monday. T his
H ouston m ade th e a rre st.
Beehler, and th e groom ’s hest man
OF
drop
in
m
ak
in
g
th
e
trip
.
F
o
r
once
I
is h er second y ear and she w ill m ajor
was his b ro th er, E m anuel Miller. Miss
w
as
glad
I
did
not
w
eigh
m
ore
th
an
I
in h isto ry an d E nglish. She is p re ­
Base Line Garage Re-Opened.
do, w hich is enough on such an ex Velma H illyard played th e w edding
The Base Line G arage, co rn er Base p arin g h erse lf for th e position of a
m arch. T he room s w ere beautifully
| Line and P ullen roads, has reopened high school teach er. H er m other. pedition. We stopped a t a couple of
M orticians and Funeral
decorated in m arigold and asters. A
tem
ples
along
th
e
w
ay
an
d
th
en
a
t
the
I under the m anagem ent of M. Norby
Mrs. M. L en n artz, is a d irecto r In the
D irectors
I Adv,
top th e re is a sm all stone villag e and reception w as held a fte r the c e re ­
O rient school d istrict.
Caskets
#15 and Up
m
ony,
a
t
w
hich
dainty
refresh
m
en
ts
m any m ore tem ples. We w ere rig h t
Passed by
C lassified Ad. K ates
W ork on th e new school building in
w
ere
served.
T
he
p
rese
n
ts
w
ere
n
u
­
DAY
AND
NIGHT
SERVICE
up in the clouds and could not get the
Portland Health Authorities.
F irs t In sertio n , l c a w ord, m in i­ th e O rient d istric t is p ro g ressin g ra p ­ view w hich th ey say is one of th e m erous and costly. The bride was
B. W. EMERY
m um 20c; su b se q u en t in se rtio n s, H e idly and every th in g points to th e com ­
form erly a stu d en t nt th e High School
finest in China.
a w ord, m in im u m 10c.
Phone 17x1
pletion
of
th
e
stru
c
tu
re
by
th
e
first
W H IT E R O SE
“Coming down the co u n try looked of Com m erce In P o rtlan d an d Mr. Mil­
U sers of th e W a n t Ad. C olum n a re of th e m onth. T he w alls a re p la ste r
ler
is
a
salesm
an
w
ith
th
e
H
oneym
an
TYe
Guarantee
to Please
urged to pay cash w ith o rd e r an d
like a m in iatu re m ap and I believe I
S A N IT A R Y D A IR Y avoid
se n d in g bills fo r sm all am o u n ts ed and w oodw ork casin g s w ill soon had my first a irp la n e experience, as H ard w are com pany. A fter a w edding
be in place. T he floors a re to be of fir
Phone Gresham 30x2
we seem ed to hang o u t over space. triji w hich will include severak O re­
Make your telephone e a rn you m ore w ith h ard edge g rain finish.
Such sure-footed coolies, and they gon beaches and the Pendleton Round-
by connecting it w ith a w an t ad.
.. - A R t ARM t o To
ju st run dow n! At first I lid not d are Up, Mr. and Mrs. M iller will reside in
VICTORY
P ortland.
look but it did not tak e long to learn
School h as opened in th e Victory they u n d ersta n d th e ir bu sin ess, and
F arm ers M utual F ire R elief Assn.
d istric t with a good atten d a n ce and th en I w as n ot frightened. We left
F orges Ahead.
in terest. Mrs. Louise Nelson, who re th e su m m it a t 1:30 and w ere down
On the ROSIN Place, near Victory Schoolhouse on
sides in O rient, is th e te ac h er and this by 3:30. We paid $3 each for th e
T he y early re p o rt filed w ith th e In ­
Section Line Road, 5 nu'Ic- E ast of Gresham
su ran c e D ep artm en t by th e F arm ers
is her second year. On F rid a y eve ch air.
M utual F ire Relief A ssn, show s $6,-
ning, S eptem ber 19, th e P a re n t-T e a c h ­
‘We la te r w ent out to th e “ Budd 058,000, w ritte n d u rin g 1923 and 2210
e r association w ill hold th e first m e e t ­ h ist H ell,” ab o u t a 20-m luute ride new m em bers gained. L osses paid,
ing of th e y ear a t th e schoolhouse from th e hotel. Sueh a crow d of $22,437.00; in su ran c e In force, $18,-
10:30 A. M.
LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED
Mrs. A. O. Stafford is p resid e n t of the C hinese flock around you w hen you 283,000. T he Assn, also h as a su b ­
balance. T he low ra te
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L IV E S T O C K , F A R M M A C H IN E R Y and
P.-T. A. and is in hopes a large num w alk th a t It is alm ost n ecessary to sta n tia l cash
WE HAVE ALWAYS
,,
t ,
------------- — j of 30c on all p ro p erty Insured by the
her will be p resen t.
ride. T his hell co n sists of 75 B uddhist ¡A ssociation will n ot be changed, which
FOR THE BEST MEATS
THE SANITARY MARKET
a w n in g s
Gresham Undertaking Co.
Milk and Cream
From Tested Cows
AUCTION SALE
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18
H O U SEH O LD GOODS
One Heavy Team of H orses.
Six M ilch Cows, one with Calf, four m ilking, one
soon to freshen.
Tw o Y earling H eifers.
Three P igs.
Shoats.
N inety C hickens.
About 10 tons of Hay.
M oline M anure S preader. L ight F arm W agon. Good Hay Rack.
D rag H arrow . Disc H arrow . Acme H arrow . 14-inch B reaking Plow,
5-Shovel C ultivator. L ight Covered Hack. Set Heavy W ork H arness.
H eavy S ingle W ork H arness. S craper. P otato Bed. S calding Vat.
Feed Chopper. G rindstone. Cream S ep arato r. Some F u rn itu re and
m any o th e r a rtic le s too num erous to m ention.
TERMS—S im s under #20 ( a-h. #20 and np, six months’ time on
approved security. Those wishing credit must make arrange­
ments before dale of sale.
M R S.
M A G G IE
IL I. ANDERSON, Auctioneer.
R O SIN ,
O w n er
K. A. MILLER, C lerk
Bank of G resham , G resham , Ore.
FO LK S
IN OUR
TOWN
HOT PANCAKES HIRAM r - ALL q ig h t t h e n - n o w
SH E'3 GOT A.
[ w h a t w o u l d y o u do
SETTER. FIGGER
ju
T oo saw a w om an
THAN MY LINDY
3 E IN ’ W A S H E D o u t b y
T 7 —~ ‘
< u TH* T ID E
?
SAY ttoO I'M
G o n n a t r y
to orr a
I'D THROW
LIFE SAVERS
HE« A
7 0 » F fift
CAKE OF
’ B o o t
A
Popan Hiram
Spend a Day
at the Shore
Edward
McCullough
ALTOCASTEE
gods, ho rrib le, im m ense wooden crea-
tu re s, sittin g on th e ir th ro n es, and In
fro n t of each a re about ten life-sized
clay figures depicting all th e h o rro rs
of fu tu re p u n ish m en t, for exam ple,
one cru sh ed u n d er a god’s foot,
an o th er tied by th e h air to a post,
an o th er being ground betw een huge,
sto n e ro lle rs such as a re used In
In the ea rly election b ettin g In g rin d in g m eal in th is co u n try .”
W all S treet, P re sid en t Coolidge is
Plane Tuning.
quoted as a 3 to 1 favorite. Some of
P lano tu n in g $3. P lano and organ
th e b ettin g com m issio n ers are of the
opinion th a t from $10,000,000 to $15,- rep airin g . F red B. Jonea. Phone o r­
000,000 w ill be w agered th is year. It d ers to Outlook, 1661, or TA bor 8952.
is a cu rio u s fac t th a t b ettin g on horse
SPECIA L COMMUNICATION
rac in g is prohibited but pools on base
F airv iew Lodge No. 92, A. F. &
ball o r elections, or on hogs and pro­
A. M., T h u rsd ay evening, Sept,
duce, a re m a tte rs of common publicity tem b er 18, 1924, a t 8 p. m. L ab o r in
for w hich the m ails are freely used.
M. M. Degree. V isiting b reth ren w el­
come.
T he Bank of G resham pays 5 per
WM. H. STANLEY, S ec’y.
cen t in te re st on tim e d e p o s ita —Adv WM. D. FR ITZ . W. M.
T he Victory C ircle of th e E vangeli­
cal Ladies Aid w ill m eet w ith Mrs. H
G. M ullenhoff, of P lea san t Home, on
W ednesday, Sept. 17, a t 2 o’clock
T he date of th e m eeting h as been
placed a day e a rlie r so as n ot to con
flict with th e auction sa le of Mrs
M aggie Rosin.
WBBK
J enables farm e rs to g et ‘ad eq u ate in-
uran ce on easy paym ents.
P re sid en t S n ash all re p o rts the
Assn, a t th e p rese n t ra te of grow th
will sh o rtly be th e la rg e st farm ers
Assn, w est of th e Rocky m ountains.
Anyone w ishing to In su re will cnll
on Mr. H. W. S n ash all, F a ir O rounds,
G resham , phone F a rm e rs 2101.—Adv.
F IN A L A C C O U N T .
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19188.
In th e C ir c u it C o u rt o f tli« S t a t e o f O re-
gon fo r th e C o u n ty o f M u ltn o m a h .
I n t h e M a tte r o f th e K « ta te o f A r t h u r F .
Chase, Deceased.
FOUGHT FOR PURE
m eats. We w on’t allow a piece
of m eat to com e Into th is m a rk e t
th a t doesn’t live up to w hat we ex­
pect of It. It m ust be able to stand
the te sts we give It. F olks know
when they buy a pound of m eat of
us they have p u rch ased 16 ounces
of wholesom e purity.
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
Phone ISSI
Pow ell ML
N o tic e
Is h e re b y
g iv e n
t h a t S a d ie
C h a se , a s a d m i n i s t r a t o r o f th e n s ta fe o f
A r t h u r F . C h a s e d e c e a se d , h a s filed h e r
fin al a c c o u n t a n d r e p o rt o f h e r a d m in is ­
t r a t io n o f s a id e s t a t e w ith th e C irc u it
*
o f th e S t a t e o f O reg o n , C o u n ty of
M u ltn o m a h , D e p a r tm e n t o r P; ’r ó b a le , a n d
t ix:,".'
h a t M o n d a y th e —
22<I
- '. d « a r y o o f S e p te m b e r.
1934, a t th e h o u r o f 9:30 a.
a . rn a n d th e
c o u r t ro o m o f s a id c o u r t h a e be.-n d u ly local and Internal, and has been vuccesa*
fixed a a th e tim e a n d p la c e fo r th e h e a r ­ ful in the treatment of Catarrh for over
in g o f o b je c tio n s to s a id fin al a, «xiunt, a n d
th e s e ttle m e n t th e re o f.
forty years. Sold by all druggists.
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A,’m ln l« tr a tr lx .
P. J. CHENEY &. CO., T o led o , Ohio
M c O U IIlK A S C H N E I D E R ,
A tto r n e y « f o r A d m in is tr a tr ix .
D a te o f firs t p u b lic a tio n . A ug. 19, 1924
See the bargains listed in the Want
D a te o f la s t p u b lic a tio n . S e p t. 16. 1924.
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