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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 30, 1931.
I nl ,nH P,Knnol I BIRTHDAY DINNER
II UM IILlIllI liULl
!l Klamath Fair Dates The annual
IJClmath county fair, -will be held
wi Kiamaui Falls, September 4, 5, fl
Visited Local Frii-nilH Frank Ham
flton of Seattle, briefly visited with
(friends In Medford and Ashland last
e.k
To Fluli Today Mr. and Mrs. Val
J. Fischer , and. daughter Isabella are
leaving -today 'for' Reedeport - where
they plan to enjoy fishing, r tj j
Moved to Mearocd H., H. Dcltrlch
and family, who. have bee a residing
In tho Frultdale district near Grants
Paso, recently moved to Mcdford.
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VIhIIIiik Her sinter Mrs. Clyde
Belles of Talent is the house guest
of toer sister, Mrs. Ernest Pruitt, at
Granta Pass . for an Indefinite time.
m
vTo VlMlt Parents Miss Dorothy
Tltsworth. plans, to . leave tomorrow
syvtraln for Nelson, B, C, where sho
Will visit her parents, Mr. and Mm
Tltsworth. . ,
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..kMIsv White at Yreka Miss Ema-
eehla White of Medford has estab
lished an offlco in the Yreka Inn
lobby at Yreka, Calif., where she will
otai public stenographic work,
mi .-..-".'.
n Visited Ills Parents EUIen Bed
tord, (manager of Heath's Men's store
In Grants Pass, spent Wodnesday
nlgnt In Medford visiting his par
ents, Mr, and Mrs. H. E. Bedford.
.... .
ai.VIsltliiC at' North Bend Mrs.
Georgians. Blackburn and daughter,
Mrs. Bessie Johnson, accompanied
Mr.' and Mrs. Barker yesterday , to
North Bend, for a week's visit with
lief-son.
'.,X)il Wartimes Keealled Sovcnty
vobts"o' in Mia Civil war tlme3,
ithe'-'followlng' Item of Interest was
published in the Oregonlan: "O'Moara
starts a secession newspaper at Jack
sonville',;,; '
Vyjnux vfmnun In Eut Mrs. I. E.
Crosby, of Wlmor : street left last
week ioi a two months' visit - In
Omaha, Neb. Enroute tfhe will visit
With, friends and relatives In Iowa
shd JSotith Dakota,
tltlila Playground Closes Next
Tuesday marks the closing of the
Llthia park playground In Ashland,
whlah -bas been .In oporatlon. since
June J. .with an average dally at
tendance In excess of 100. .
WefWnd In Portland Mrs, Helen
OfyoK, -son. Robert,., ami daughter
a JLfrtnt, W t Saturday 'morning
.Mrs. . George A. Codding to be
of. .tji ..week-end In Portland, ex
ft ting, to roturn home Monday or
" F iSH.ivlmr Back to C. !. Hev. J. M,
jiirinson, and son Joe. wilt leave oarly
MiijKtay morning, for - Weston; Ore.
'I'jvIU go,to Jiclp Marvin W. John
wkja And family move back to Central
Hui.t. , They will return durlug the
niwie. Central, point American,
i, ' ';..,..-'. ,.'.''...-.!
($ iw-' Jacksonville .-' Teuclier Ray
inoiid Hansakor, former. Roaeburg
rajjilont, who was graduated this year
1 i-6'iut Ashland Normal .aohool, lias se
ra u'. position as Instructor In the
ji .iflonvlllo schools, during (ho com
littiyear. . .Ka-wlll, tqach the ewonth
t4 eighth, tirades, RoB0bu,rg News-'
M . ..,r '"' .., ,,, . , ...
I .otteU .Ileal for- Kugene Fnlr All
olUof-state motorists will be admit-
t.lte .to. the lan.0 county, fair at
Ennerlo. i Snsees -are. being sent to
automobile registration stations at
Grants Pass, Medford and Ashland to
be handed, out to those Who register
their cars, with an Invitation to visit
th"iounty fair when-they -arrive In
Eugene, The Medford bureau lias a
liberal; supply . .
Htolen Money Order t Meiltord
merchants hive been warned to look
out for stolon money orders beailng
serial- numbers fromi 10648 to 19800,
stolen in Seattle receutly, which are
being paused on Portland merchants
by tall, :.Mlnt'.iancwlu prownds
to-be ' cripple, according to ti B
Walter, postal Inspector. alio, men
Is abhtiHrBS yoara old and .'is- minus
three iront .teoth. f. )-), - -
Hlt Futility KetiiriiH Archie HoK,
resident manager of the locnl Fox
theaters;' returned FrldBy i from o
booking trip to Portland where lie
compl(d his Seittniier booking for
both the Fox Cralerlan' and ,umito
theaters, ns announced m today's
Moll Trlbtme. Mrs, Holt, and daupli
ter'Patsy, aocompanled him on this
trip, and enrmito: home they stopped
off and visited Oregon bonelios.
.11 L .J X . - -1.. .. 1 '
Her Father lltad Clark W. Fisher
for 27 years a resident of Lane coun
ty, who died at-Ills borne, in that
county recently,-was the lather of
Mrs. Dolly Hackathorne of' Medford.
Cement Plant to Ileopen Good
news to all the Rogue River valley
Is that .the Beaver Portland cement
plant at Gold Hill , will reopen Sep
tember 1,, and probably , operate a
full shift throughout the winter.
Fills Vacancy Mrs. Lily Llngren of
Portland ie expected to .arrive .- In
Medford today fronvthe -northern city
to take up duties in the office of
the Maytag shop. Mrs. LlngTen will
take Miss Dorothy" Tlttiwdrth's' place
while she Is on lier vocation.
: - : ; , : v.w,. . .
MIkh Cowglll Ilink oil Duly After
a year or more In Seattle -where ehe
studied at the University of WaHli- l
Ington and won aiep master's degree,
Miss Helen Cowglll' has returned to
Corvallts and will resume -her duties
as assistant, state. ;olub 'leader at
Oregon State college, '
New Forestry Lookout,-. A.. X,
Peachey vho Is substituting as; look
out at Bald mountain, -during the
illness of the regular, incumbent, is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. If
Peachey who resigned from the lor
estry servlco several . years ago after
a lengthy service as tho ''Tallowbox
mountain", lookout. . ,
(lame Violator Heavily Fined Ed
ward Manning -was lined in court
at Klamath Falls last week. $60 on
each Charge for hunting during the
closed season, -bunting without a li
cense and killing a female deer. Be
cause of inability . to ' pay he .was
committed to the Klamath county
lalli The hunting took place on tho
Oreensprlng mountain road and the
arrest was made by state police,
, - .
Passlng.out dimes is not for bouts
Hill, : Oreat, Northern director, who
spent last, night noro.
Af ter treating a group - or boys to
show and sandwiches, Hill tossed
half-dollars and dollars Into . (he
streets lor them to fight ovor.
,
OF SAM'S VALLEY
Well Known . Pioneer; Will
Celebrate f 80th -Ariniver
sary At ' Home Today,
With Many From Out Of
' Town. '
SAIL- FOR L
21? I
ft
.
Popularity-
does not just happen.
It ii In reaultr of some
marked' superiority.
: m ,
jFlahrer's Breads havo
; always outsold all oth
er brands. Just anoth
er instance of deserv
;i ing popularity.
BOMBAY, India, Augi !10.T-(AP)-t
Tho ;Mohatma JM, K. , pandnlj iclad
oniyin- a loin .vJPtn anq j ,.sna)v
and accompanied by His -two . 'goats,
sallod for England today . to , plead
the cause of India's Bwarmlng mil
lions before the bar 'bt hU majestys
government. ."'t. . ' 1 ; ..- :,t ;
Just before Jie left a. dozen mem
bers of the "Red Flag Union" who
wortt demonstrattng against: him were
seriously njured when they, .idtore,, at
tacked rlhd thelrariners ijumoa near
the., pier by Nationalist supporters.
: - -t -. , t.
Historical Society '
On Screen at I sis
'The Great Meadow," Charles Bra
bin's new picture; which opens ' to
day at the Isis theatre, Js a tatklng
picture version ;of the rmuah-dls-cussed
historical novel' of the same
title written by v EUUabeth, t Madox
Roberts. This tale of romance In
dian fights and frontier adventures
In the Daniel Boone country Is de
picted by a large cast Including
John Mack Brown.
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Meteorological Report
AiiKUKt an, nisi,
Medford and vicinity: Sunday fair;
no ohange Intomperaturo. , ,(
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Local Ota ..''!? S 5 Z
a a-
Temperature (degroes(....... 80 03
Highest (last 13 hours). .101 94
Lowext (last 13 hours) 59 - 57
Uol humidity (percent)..., 30 18
Piocipluitlon (lncheB) .....0 0
btato of weather .... Clear P. Cdy
Total precipitation alnoo September
I, 11)30, 13.07 inches.
Henry Hoist, known to hosts of
friends throughout southern Oregon
"Orandpo," Is holding his 80th
birthday party today at his home in
Sams Valley district.. Celebrating the
occasion with him aro 180 guests.
Invitations have gone out to various-cities
of the state for the annual
event, which is anticipated each year
by, persons, , who have attended pre
vlous birthday dinners at which
Grandpa Holu was host,
. Mr, and Mrs. Ooorge Zimmerman
of'Marshflcld will be among the
guests from coast points, Modford,
Central Point and all leading com
munities .of the valley will bo repre
sented. .
Mr. Hoist's niece from Minnesota,
who had .planned to come west for
the . 80th - party, . has been detained
and will not . arrive In time for the
event. , .
- Helatlvos who will be present are
Mr. Hoist's son, John Hoist and wife,
f , 0 't '
i ff , ; x
k stop
Lewi wfitwwuiilnl in rrtf if t'HWiM MMSBMi
Photo by. Peasloy.
hl Halliihtt-r,.'A(-s,Mx tsiiult'-nrtd
Mr; .-sunrtisi. 'light- hadoliiltireif -arvd;
itree.'gl'eat,g)tindrjhlldren;" sx4i.
: .Hhcy nre-' MbnWrey'iWoMljr- Ierene
Hollonbock, Glen : Hoist; - Henrietta
Carter, Paul Shultz, Gladys -Kogor,-Rosle
Shultz, and Leona Shultz.
Throe' great grandchildren are Le-
roy Carter, Bobble and Shirley Ann
Koger. -, , ,., ,. .. .
Mr. Hoist has lived In the Sams
Valle district lor about 26 years.
Before that time he mado his home
In the Dry Creek destrlct' near Med
ford for a soriel 6f years. -
Ho -was born in Oormany and still
etalns many characteristics and cus
toms of his native country. Ho writes
poetry In German, is a great student
of the Bible, and surrounds himself
with works of beauty.
Flowers and pictures' aro his hob
bles. He has lived alone since Mrs.
Holet died about 13 years ago but he
continues to keep his "gardens - and
house In beautiful' order. -
Wall hangings, hand woven by Mi's.
Hoist, wax flowers; Taney . pillows,
picture frames and' 'many 'articles,
ronectlng a past vogue m' house fur
nishings give character to' his home.
Ho 1b a friend of youth and ovcry
graduation at tho Sams Valley
schools f.nds him rememborlng each
participant with a gift and his beet
wishes, , . , ,. .... - -
Stars at Holly
Sunrise today, 8:3-1 a. m.
Sunset today, 8:40 p. m.
Sunrise Monday, 0:38 a. in.
: '
Ye Poet's Corner
' , " ' My Dearie.
; A little weak back,
i Worn rtd' weary, ,
i But a heart that beats strong .
. For you. my dearie.
ji Strong with a love
That makes tired Hps smile,
And speak: cheery wonu
' "For you too" the while'.' -
.) jj --..):". ,
i Love thatistrengUiens
, A body so small
j That the load It carrlei
'Seems nothing at all, " i .
Another little woman,
1 Once . worn and w7,
Gave Just such tow ;
I To me, my dearie. . . ,,-.
' When t think of the foriltude
With which It was Mlven,
H seems It must have been
Sent from heaven. f
Margaret Nelftn Wilson,
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOll KENT Strictly modem 8-room
furnt.hed house, hardwood ftorns,
, fireplace. Heatrola, rMllo. etc. Nice
" yard with illy pond. Oood price
to permanent tenants.' 03(1 W. and
' St. ', ' r , ,J - .'. s;
FOR SALE 100 White U'Khorn pul
lets. Mrs, Dark, lxwler Luna, ouh
Of Bnkerl SffV. Sift. '
ur-u f r fi
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1 V
feJ jsi
I11K Amlncsa Girl." fltafrlirg I-
retta Young, opens at the Holly the
atre 'today tor run of 8 day.
It Is (he first, of a serleo of stiper
featutee to play the Holly during' an.
nlvamarj MontQ, . .r.tv.. . t
Thfct clowr romance of the mod
em business. wotld Is based on. the
story of ,the same, name, which was
first , widely . read .as a . serial and
later became a best-?clllng novel.
Miss Young Is supported by Frank
Albertson. RJcardo Cortez, JoanBloni
dell. Prank Darlnn. Dorothy Christy
and Mickey Bennett.
The usiral clever , program of short
subjects will be shown with the
feature picture, , ' .
'
Portraits of distinction. The Peas
leys, opp. Holly theater.
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Factory block, dry slabs and body
wood. Summer prices, npdrbrd Fuel
Co. Tel. 631.
111
TOWN AND CREWS
Modoe County Blaze; Fanned
By ! High ; WinfJ;SWee
2,000 Acres .In ' Day-r-
Long Haul ' For Water.
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D.A R. News;.
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore, Aug. "29.
( AP) Reported under control ; Fri
day, the Fox flat fire 'Just ovee tlie
California line in Modoo county leap
ed barriers today and forced the fire
fighters to move their, camps hurried
ly. r Vr
: The fire was reported spreading
rapidly before high winds. It had
burned over 2000 acres In the past
24 hours.
About seven hundred men were on
the lire line. All available-men In Mo
doc county and the entire steel-laying
crew of the Great Northern was
mustered for the battle.
The flames wore reported' bearing
down on the little town of Adtn. Wa
ter must be hauled about ten miles
to the . fire crews. . .
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SLEEVE SLATED
IN FALL STYLE
Variation of Old Offered by
Paris "Designers Skirts;
Will Be Slightly Higher.
Coming Season.
PARIS, Aug, 29. (OP) Redfern
ihas one entirely new: Interpretation
of the leg o' mutton sleeve. It- ore"
ates the -Impression ol a somewhat
full sleeve at the shoulder, having
been hung up on tt clothesline : by
two clothespins right at the tip
where it Joins the shoulder so that
-when it Is taken down the two little
ipeaks still remain where it was
rplmwd to the line.- . ' ,i. , ..f.
Nor is this a bad effect. It. gives
a square line to the shoulder, which
Is approved by Patou,- who creates
the effect of .broadening the. shoul
ders instead of attacking the sleeves,
Redfern - Introduces a new blue,
called "Bleu de Paris," which Is one.
of those practically impossible to.
describe - because. It :. Is ., between,-;-'
royal blue, .a. pencil . and , electric
shade, neither sapphire, - nor yet a
turquoise it Is 'simply ' "Blue de
Paris" ' and that Is all one can Bay
about it. ' ' . - --, ' ; . .
'. Skirts Slightly Hlsher. :
Skirt lengths seem slightly higher
than elsewhere 'for street -'and day
time wear,, and only anklevtlength
tor' the majority of evening- gowns,
a ' few grazing the floor and" one 'or
two trains, but only lor extremely
lormal moments. ' " - - '-
Few ruffles, -volants, or any of the
other tendencies pointing to the
past appear in the ' Redfern oollec-!
tlon, and nothing ever hides, or de-'!
tracts the attention from the slim-
ness of the silhouette. Sequin bands
in black down the side of a white
evening gown, resembling - the satin.;
stripe .down tho-trousers-of a man's
tuxedo, wos commented upon ' freely.
Captain Molynoux took Mb' stand
tor a definite, but subtle influence !
of the 1960 "epoch, adapting It ' to
life for the modern women, thus
eliminating all forms of exaggora-;
tlon. .For - the daytime, green -will
be his- prevailing' color, from the
darkest bottle green to bright emer
ald. - He says he also will - use two
greens In' the same model. .--Black,
hero, is as chlo as always, and is
combined, with ' green and -other
colors very smartly. ,
.The first. regular meeting of-Crater-
Lake chapter D. A,. R., -will -be held
Saturday, Sept. 19 at 'the home of
Mrs. W.s D. - Welohi 116 MlBtletoe
street.
- During' the post week the program
(-committee finished ; the'.worlc ot get
ting all material ready for the print
ers and the books will be ready for
distribution at the .first meeting.
The publicity committee held a
meeting Vis past week,: and Its work
!for the year outlined. .
Wednesday . afternoon , the commit--tee
"appointed- to collect ' historical
data-.and mark -historical- -spots- met.
A scrap book la to be made. sothat.
all manuBcrf-pis fond newspapereiip
plngs bearing 'in the 'early history
of sDuthetwOreeorrmay-be presenrear
IH any-9pe has ny materlaljWhiclVt
ne isiwuungi tp have preserved tn;this
way, he Js -akked to. send It- to jane.
Snedlopr; t Medford Bldg., -;,Medford.
Ore.' .v'Jf rfr0, .. wishes original . mapu
script or . . cuppings a retiirned, , ,.the
committee .will be glae tp have copies
madetand will return the originals.-:,:
The membership committee, -met
Frlojay af ternponfat the home pt Mrs,
Helen Snedlcor fqr a lunohaon nieetT,
ing, xne .committee nopes tnat.-any
one .who )s eligible or, thinks she 4s
andr wishes p Join the Daughters, 'qf
me. American iitevqiutipn wiii, get in.
touch -wltti the, regent, Mrs., J, Q,
Grey, or; MfB, -Snedlcor,
The following, poem was written by,
Mrsj Alce i Applegate ... Sargent
osnriy:,!,.,:..,., ,,v i-. fym- i,
i"A Tribute' to the .Fifteen-: Pioneers,
Who- Bui(t, the: Old .south Rpadf In
1848.'- .-. ;
They climbed: the mountains through.
Braved terrors the desert had;
The; vswqllen : topgues, , t)B,,,f)leedlpg
' ' r..lips., . h-h- ifhf-ii' i
The -thirst whlqh drives men mad.
But ; they ., opened f the ' road to" ' the
. unset'8,ried,-A f!,.;;,: .i;;ti.
tThen . the covered, wagons, came.
And' these - valiant -men.' though' they
r.knew ltnpt;,.;,, V; ,,',,', .ir;;
Had climbed the ladder to lame,
Then the covered, wagons followed on
Wherever, the wilderness, led, v,w:
And , gratelul., lmmlgraptS:;iknelt to.
. pray ,-. . ..'
In tfte light, their campllres rshed.
They have traveled the road , to the
( great-unknown'., t' . ,
These. heroes, whose, tale I tell:
They sleop at last In their long, long
f, Bleep, .'.,., A,,,;.::;-,;.;. . .:f;f.M
In the land they loved so well.
Itowcna Circle to Meet
Wednesday -Afteenonn : ,
Rowena olrcle,;- Npri 123 ..will . jneet
Wednesday afternoon, 8eptember:,2;
with . Mrs.(..HugQ, Outhei' ai3...South'
Newtown.
St. Ann's Altar Society
To Have Business Meet
The St. Ann's Altar society will
meet for business . session. .,at ..2:30.
o'clock Tuesday., afternoon in the
Parish hitli. ' "' '""
Mbisloiiary Group
To Meet Tuesday
The missionary society of' the First
Christian church, with Mrs. ' Walter
C. Kindred in chargei wlll meet in the
church parlors Tuesday afternoon at"
2 o'clock for the .regular meeting. All
who. I'aave had .birthdays during the
past three months will be honor
.guests.-
Council Has Luncheon
Session. at Crowsons ...
The executive council of the Busi
ness -and -Professionai-.Women'B -eiub
met .Friday noon at Crowson's cafe
and outlined plans for meeting days
ol. the organization . lor the coming
year.. Meetings will be held the first
and third Thursdays. of each month
at the Hotel Holland... , .. i'
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Brisbane's Today
, (Continued from .Page One)
.wu.hlt.-jtnd. Jf -there .. should. . be
pfoof Jcjf It,., that would .he bad for
the Chlcagb -union, and lor omtr
uhionsc.- Pushing nacketeer-gangsters
mettjads to .the. extent -of bombing
theatres lllled' -with women and children-Is
something that Mr. Capone
probably: would not. approve. .
: ! ;r.vr r-.: .".:. :-..'. " ,
In Kew York,, public schools, wise
ly, will probably - postpone opening
day because .ol infantile paralysis,
i Vwihen ln doubt, refrain," is sound
advice! But how children get In
fantile iijaraiysis, nobody knows ex
actly, i Fortunately, It Is proved that
a-.serum:'anadd Irontf tdie blood of
patienta that have'recovered, and the
patients may be monkeys, will save
chlldrm'siiUvea.. .'.' , ' .!' :';, ;
Dealing with" 1such , a mysterious
disease, you are reminded of Upton
Sinclair's anecdote about the man
down .south, determined not to get
yellow fever. ', He, stood outside the
store; .until-everybody had left it, then
entered' to do hie purchasing. While
he; was: outside, a moaqulto hit him,
and , give him yeUow: lever. '- '
..-itt.-v . r-- ' "' "
: JACKSONVILLE. Ore., Aug. 29
(eDe'c'larV Mrs." Edith S. ' Ackert of
poseburg.S sohpol 'superintendent of
Douglas epupty, 'Viatea nere weu
nesdav. occoiripaniea by her daugh
ter." Coral, and. . niece, Miss Helen
Howard -of . Globe,'; Arizona, en route
home., from a visit to the Ashland
Normal school.
Mrs.-'May'.and two daughters from
Wilmington.-.Calif., -arrived here on
Thursday, and. have xented the Oscar
Knox home on East California street,
The two girls will attend school
here." - '-. "; -, '-,- -,-
Mr. Larson ond son, William, 'from
the Applegate district, were dinner
guests at Amy's place Thursday. Wil
liam leaves Sunday, for, Greenville,
Calif.,' where he will, make his home
with "his""' grandmother, Mrs. Irene
i SEATTLE, Wahl, ' Aug. 29. (AP)
--Norman McLeod, Pittsburgh, Penn.;
was elected president- of Delta Tau
fraternity atf.lU national convention
here today B; .. Jordan, Tamp.ii
Fla., won the prize for coming, the
longest -distance to' the convention
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You can buy . Lady B's -pies- and
oskcs at Alexander's: Grocery.
Unemployment:
A Man Will Do Any
thing to Feed His
Wife and Children
i
Resident Burglnry Insurance
ns low as $12.10 per year ". . . .
Store safes as low as $7.50 per
year. , . .
mes
INSURANCE
GENGy
, - SINCE 1909 ,
Beautiful Nevir 2-Piece
lort
DavenD
:;'fl;$4.S66;
Attractive, well made
Davenport Sets (daven
port and chair) with re
versible cushions; 3 pat
tern's' to choose from;
Larson, while attending school there
this year.
..Mrs. Hattle Kirkpa trick returned
home this week , after a couple ot
months' visit with relatives m Wash
ington " " -'
Mr. and Mrs. J. G.. MUler and
nn won oinn urn neathrldee. sDent
Thursday at the A. J. Tlngleaf home
near Eagle point..
tiwt .T.wnnWTATW : Wlrk Drosress-
ing rapidly on widening, of BllLHull
road north 01 nere.
Wedded WomairnZTT
, OfcSA'CTAtfOOQA, Tea ,Mtl
Married women mavl .' lP
teachers than slnel7 -Davis,
head of the6 w'
junior high school at
vum nis class in educat T'nei
at the University of Cha,'? 11
mer school. . , CVaw,ns J
AT,S!nJro..
boy. otls Pruett,
seven months on tho Iten'!
wnen -ne pleaded guilt,
of.forglni! a 850 ,Ty -
liV.V,'", , (VrtoJI IZ -..',.s- ' bF
..a -t-w.,. -.. l-kiivy
to' buy Green Sla'owocd ' ' '"
. : THIS, SEASON--rw.,. j.;,;;:
Double -Load $5.00
Deliveries Made in Order in Which They
Are Eeoeived Order Now!
Taliey, ,;Fnel Co.
Tel.. 76 ,-
Fir and Second Streets
' Sh' rime Tested ;
-SK PAVING"::
lJ&W ' On The Road
' ' I' To Success
Open an
Account
Today
YOU'LL "get there," and speedily,
if you make a habit of SAVING.
It's easy, once you begin. A dollar
is enough. Then make a small de
posit every week at the
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1909
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msm
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A thorough cleaning, oiling,
and any necessary mmor adjust
ments maae now win pay
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Just as careful' in- our repair
work as we ar& in- selhng only
good timepieces.
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