The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, December 21, 1911, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextIIOOD RIVER GLACIER. TIIl'RSIUY, DECEMBER 21, 1911 Hood River BankinglQ iHE GAVE UP PRAISE TO WIVES WHO ARE HELPMATES U. OF 0. STUDENTS HERE FOR XMAS VACATION 3IIU II uai ALL HOPE Wl traouct a ueneral banking buKlne and own our own tmukiu property. Interest paid on time and Baviiigi deptwlti thtfe deixMll boxen. EKNEST C. SMITH Lawyer Rooms H and 15 Hull Building Hood River, Ore. GEO. R. WILBUR Lawyer Office in Smith HuiMing. Hood Hirer - Oregon DERBY & STEARNS Lawyers HOOD RIVER, OREGON. L. A. & A. P. REED ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT law Two Doors North of Postollice Phone 41 DR. EDGINGTON 1121 Twelfth Street, The Heights unnn RIVER - OREGON E. 0. DUTRO, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Over First National Hunk, Hood Rivnr. Oretrotl. fflfi Phone 71 Rei. 71 H Hours 2 to 4 P. M. and hy appointment Drs. Shaw & Bronson Office in Eliot Block. Physicians Failed To Help Mrs. Green, But She Finally Found Relief in Cardui. MoM Ta Mrs T C Crown nf iM place, says: "I suffered with womanly iroumes so mat i couiu naruiy sit up. two or me nesi uoetors in our town treated me, and I tried different nu di clues, until I gave up all hope of eer gelling wen. One day, I decided to try some Car dui. It did so much for ine that I ordered some more, and It cured me! Today. I feel as well as I ever did la my life. The pains and the trouble are all gone. I feel li!:e another person In every wav. I wish every sufferer could know what Cardui will do for sick women." A few doses of Cardui at the right time, will save many a big doctor bill, by preventing serious Bit-line's. It tones up the nervous system, and helps make pale cheeks fresh and rosy. Thousands of weak women have been restored to health and happiness by using Cardui. Suppose yon try it. It way be just the medicine you need. fj. B Write In: Indies' Advlsorv Dept., Oulttn. noun Medic ine Co , l.ati.im'Ka, Twin., for Sjm-ml Imtrwtitms. andM-page txk, "Hi'ir T'MtoutUt for women," win In plain wrapper, on request. E. D. KANAGA Physician and Surgeon Phones: Office 35 Office in National Res. 3oB Bank Building J. F. WATT, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURUEON. Teleptaouea: Offlee, 30; residence,!!! . BUKUKON O. K. AN. to. H. L. DUMBLE, PHY81CIAS AND SURGEON. Uilts promptly annwer?dln town or country, Telephones: ReHideuce, 16: fH-e, 1C11. Office la the BroHlun Building. FC. BROSIUS, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 'Phone Central, or 121. Oflle Hours: 10 to 11 A. M.; J to 8 aua dkit w. Kentucky Trotter For Sale Standardised trotting horse with rec ord of 2:12; ti years oM, ehesnut sorrel, II, mmlH lllir 1 mill SllUnil. A1SO IlitllU- ur.nii. tnn ciltlllliler bm'L'V Blld llBI lies at a tiartjain, as I am returning m ive tuckv. BEN H. WILSON, 415 Sta-k St.- Portland, Oregon Long Pittance Plume Marshall :!7S4. FOR SALE l'.. li,w,,,t m.ili U'noil iinii ail other kinds of wood at reasonable price. To prove our policy to ileal honei-tly and ith the neoole. we refer new customers to our old patrons. Give us a trial with your nrsi oroer uu nc auk to gain "your patromitje. Delivery mttde to any part ol the city in targe oi snuill iiaiiiities. We have city license to no team worn of any kind. GEO. W. HOWARD & SON The Heights Phone 344-M nu M H. SHARP UK. KllNA B. SHAKP rutpnnathic Phvsicians Graduates ! the American Sch(K)l of Osteopathy, Kiriisvuie, mo. Ollice in Elliot Block. Home Phone 102 102-B H.D. W. PINEOD.D.S. DENTIST Hoc ma 4, 5 and (i Telephone Hmith Building torn 131 0. H. JENKINS, D.M.D. DENTIST Telephones: Office 28; residence 28-B r .... U,,.!.,- Punt Dr. Justin M. Waugh EYE, EAR AND THROAT Ollice in Eliot Bldg. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ) A. M. to 3 P. M. Merry Christmas to You It is time to nlun that dinner now and it will be very little trouble if you come here to buy. J ust a few suggestions : L. A. HENuERSON, Fresh Eastern Oysters Celery, l ettuce, Olives, Pickles, Cur rants, Raisins, Figs, Dates Gold Medal Butter Mince Meat, Nuts, Candies, Popcorn, Oranges Chase ASanborns Seal Brand Coffee For vour convenience, store will be open Thursday, Friday and Satur day nights. THE STAR GROCERY "Good Things to Eat PERIGO a SON W itliout the aid, co-operation a- d encouragement of his wife a man is j seriously handicapped. Although it is ; unusual for the world to know of the facts the success of most men is due in great respect to their wives. The following article, a recent editorial in the Oregonian in praise of good worn lmhii.nl uill drtur i-mrint inir In these liiiiintr tinus r.f lirosoerit v j we see many articles published telling I now trie writers acmeveu success in i this Oregon country, and principally on ; small pieces of land. Such stories are j highly inspiring, particularly to the young men and young women who are i iust startim? out fur themselves. Thev oiiLMit to do a world of L'ood. not on V to those who follow the footsteps of the sth-cefsful ones, but to the state at at large. If one wi take the trouble to tabu late and analyse these stories it will lie 1 1 1 si-i v. r. ii that in nine cases out of ten a good woman was the actual cor nerstone upon which the success was founded and worked out. The same tins hi.pn true since the world becan. we suppose. It certainly has been the rule that the good helpmate has done n-nre tnr man than anv otner one cause than any of er score oi causes, since our toretathers landed on ine wean New England shore. There are, per huivi fi'vuer executions to the rule now than ever, particularly among those who have risen from poverty to amu nrta rtn flirt Innil We must cive the wives of nearly all successful men great creuu. in many cases they have suffered more hard sh ns than their husbands, tamers or brothers, have labored harder, have worked far longer hours, No credit is tnn tret for them. But how often is the other side of the story alluded to? Where can we find stories of the wives who were not hi.!nmHtps. but rather stumbling blocks to their husbands? How about the u:hn nlmnst from the dav of marriage were begging for fineries hivnries and unnecessary articles be inr.it thoir means? Do we read of i hum f This la not. a lileaslm? Subject to touch up on; but many of us can point to cases where ine extravagance oi tho aiifa bus kent the husband 111 noV- etty is still keeping him in poverty, or ut uut hia rmep in ine wneei. iri uu i,,iy ori'imtilia his life ollt ilil'll IjV jllch. wlil,l it ...t ho u-fll to take ud this phase of life and now and then speak of the failures! wny not, cai attention tn ihn uinniun who has bevaed the money from her young husband for the nurrhuRe of a new dress, which she or n new hat. which all lennw to he above her means, wnen ine same rr.oncv out into a cow or two uintiM mpnn nnpppss. in tpllintr Bhniit the cheerv and en words of the true helpmate. whv not mve a line moug'it, to ine uoor husband who has had the very Bf 111 1 ami ciiirit nuirired out of him bV 8 woman who urn noi Know wnai sue wanted, but was bound to have, if niioirinir nmild iret them, miinv of the Kiw,i.iH hue rii-hpr npi ffhhnrs had? Few such stories are published for the reason that the husbands are fail ures, or so considered, and no man l,L-.Q I,, pvnlait himself as a failure. Hut would It not, oe well jor some 01 tho nnfnrtnnttte ones to tell their stor ies for the benefit of the young wives with thpir hiitfhnmlx. tire Hist startine out on the road of married i;rw All vuiup tn thp rood women the good wives, the self-sacrificing and noble mothers; but lei us now anu then have a wold for the unfortunate husbands of the other sott of women Wreck Delays Traffic. Traffic over the O.-W. R. & N. was delayed several hours last Thursday a ''helner" enirine Dusning a train load of stock bound for Portland blew up at Ililgard shortly after noon A. B. McKinley, who was accompany- hur the shinment was killed and B. h k the "conductor of the train was fatally injured. The engineer and fireman on the push engine miraculous ly escaped. On Friday of this week, the Univer sity closed its doors for the Christmas vacation and the students for the most part returned to their homes over the state. Some, however, remained in Eugene. Those who stayed behind will do their best to have a good time and dispense among themselves the t'lirt- mas good cheer. Ihere will he a mini hpr nf infiirrriHl narties and Christmas and New Year dinners, at which the students will make the best of a Christmas away from home. Mum. nf ti p stmlpntK have alreaov obtained positions in the stores fur during the holiday rusn anu win iry to add to their stock of funds in this wny. Some, who have fallen behind in their class work, will take advantage ot the vacation to catch up, while many oi ttip uuninr. nrp ti I M till i n ,7 111 tllllkt' ill- roads in the preparation of their the sis. The University opens again on Jan unary 8. Of the nine Hood Kiver Bimienis, u.hn am Httpmlinir the State Univer sity, eight returned home for the Christmas holidays last Friday. They uprpWi Miss Florence nverv. Chester Muggins, Miss Georgia I'ra- , ther, Miss Martha Struck, Rejmund, B. F.arly, Koger W. Woe anu nuiieign , Cash, and Karl Onthank will i.rnve ; next week. j The U. of O. students are planning a i big time for next Thursday night, j uihpn thp flnivp rsitv (ilee Cluu will be i in the city. A dance has been planned at the Heilbronner hall. lii! v - - . : " :'" ' 'V: ' - ' ' 1 ' ' ' j-'-i "! - " f - -.T -"" - . ' r i, is --'' . . .. ' - - -- , -i i J - - :--.,;"-;; - ,. i M 'I I' - N V . 1 CJVII- ENGINEER Formerly U. S.'und Surveyor, Philippine Islands. Two Doors North of Poslofllee Phone 41. A Garden of Allah. Whprp th hut winds of the Sahara meet the verdure of the oasis the Arab i, , i, t,U tpnt niiilpr the nalm trees by a limpid fountain and laying down his prayer rug he turns ins iacc m ine Kast and thaiiKs Allan ior uringieg him to pleasant places where he and his camels may rest. Did you know that me uaie paims whiph irivp thp Arab bread and meat and sweetmeats, which furnish him lit erally with the stall ot lite, are grown in Southern California and inai uiey will he uhfiwn at. the San Diego Enosi- tion bearing great clusters of ripening dates? For ten years the United States De partment of Agreiultural has been ex perimenting with dates in Arizona anu Southein California. It has had brought (mm ViTimt Arnhiu from the Soudan. and from everywhere that the date grows, the nnest mnus OI uaie panns tn hp f.iiinil in those countries, and its scientists have patiently cultiyavted these date palms anu nave experiment ed in the ways to produce the best fruit. Last year one date palm in the Coachella Valley yielded 100 pounds of dates which sold in Los Angles at Ml cents per pound. Fifty date palms are set to the acre, so that there is pro mise ot good prone in raising mites. The American Date Company expects tn huup in uei-p of date tialms in hear ing at the Exposition in 1915, although the climate ot htm Diego is not so not as the date best loves Chicago Markets Filled With Rabbits. If f ,hiemTns cannot atrora turkey for Christmas they can at least altord rabbit according to reports from trade journal of that city, 'lhe produce news SMys ; Rabbits are more plentiful this sea son than ever before, and the market iu nupi-Rtneked and demoralized, f n day's (December 8) receipts, were the largest on rceor ', amounting t.o over 100,000 carcases, which caused prices in tuke sudden druu. Advices from the surrounding country indicate that there are more rabbits tnis yea, man for a numbir of yetrs gpast, ard on account of the large number of men and boys who took advantage of the Thunksuivimr hulidav tnere was an over supply on Friday and Saturday. SOCIETIES. HAVE YOU SEEN THIS BEAUTIFUL UPTON GRAND PIANO at our store? We are going to give it away absolutely free to the person who has the largest number of votes at the close of our con test. For pverv cent of ' i . .... t . purcnasos ai our siore you are entitled to one piano vote. For Two Weeks Ending Wednesday, Dec 13, the Vote Stood: Edna Thornbury 5,788,030 Mabel Miller 5,631,830 Nellie Hart 4,031,050 Mabel Slavin 3,728,870 Helen Dark 1,993,359 . Mrs. B. D. Loom is 1,945,055 T nnrvl MilW 80S.330 Mrs. Bayard Simonton 721 ,900 Florence btevens io, hu This Contest Will Last For Six Months A. C. STATEN ON THE HEIGHTS Y CA SH And Save from 15 to 20 per cent. By Buying your Groceries fron Muggins The Best Sugar per sack $G.G0 The Best Flour per sack, $1.35, bbl. $5.30 Superior Butter per roll 80c New Nuts, Rasins, Figs, Currants, Dates, Etc., v.t Lowest Prices. New Walnuts for 15 cents per pound. You will find in our store a large and complete line of the BEST of EVERYTHING in GROCERIES at Money Saving Prices. Our Motto: Quality and the Lowest Prices. L. H. HUGGIN.S AMiet'E8ailf to niuke that EASTERN TRIP do not overlook the fuist tlmt Hie SAFE AND COMFORTABLE WAY Is VIA The S00-SP0KANC Uavlnn Hood Kiver dully Hi 10 Ml p. in. An Up-to Date Train in Every Respect Kleelile hKht(1, willit vtvtltiuled, compart, ttu'iu, library, olwei vhiIoii, uIiiIuk hii 1 li-ei-tnv ratrn through cuKcheH-niHl don't forget that our Tourist Sleepers ar the UkI word In modern Hlipihm ear eon Mriiriloii Mttel fiHined, lilnher, wider ittut iH-iivler than Hiohb In kimioihi use, mm iio vnteit with the latent iiiipnivwt kitchen ear riiiiKe, litvliiK yon every Im-MOv for miiklni! ha, intlW", IcmKllim Inert tl oi cooklim hd .1 i - I Hib mime an you would llnd In your own iioint. llcoWno more via The Soo-Spokniie. Cull on J. U. FKKDKIl'Y, Anutit 0 -W. It. N. or wrlta M K. MM.ONK, TIIOH. J. WAl.ti, Hinv, l'aH. AkI , U Wall Ml. lien. At. hMkHiie. .....it uii'l-u i Yiiiijii-. Kn lllti A. IT. Hlld A M.-MWIH muuruuy eveninn uu iinrmn eaeti mil monii. ' I). MeUoNAi.n, Keereiary. Deal Store is a re MURRAY KAY Civil Engineer and Surveyor Brosius Building ALBERT SUTTO 4 Architect Kail Building Room 16 R. R. Bartlett ARCHITECT HOOD RIVER, OREGON uoiihrnnor Ruildine Phone 61 SURVEYING and BLUK i-kiiu- P. M. Morse Heilbronner Bld. Hood River ollice for Newell, Gossett & Walsh, Consulting Engineers of Portland. GTiflTtnlinn & Slaven Contractors & Builders HOOD RIVER. OREGON. W.J.Baker&Co. Dealers in REAL ESTATE Fruit and Farm Lands Resident Agents For Phoenix Assurance Co. OF LONDON IS. W. DARK Contractor and Builder Estimates on Request Phone 212 K A. C. BUCK NOTARY PUBLIC AN p INSUR ANCE AGLM Room 12 Bro8ims Blofk FREDERICK A ARNOLD. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS k4lBto frBlhd 11 kldtl wmk COTTAGE HOSPITAL Hood River'st Medical Institution Open to the public for treat ment of Medical and Surgi cal cases. . A Maternity Ward is maintained in the RiKby House, just eai ui the main Hospital. RATES ON APPLICATION Address Cottage liosp'tal Assn. "I had been troubled with constipa tion for two years and tried all of the tw.ut T.hi'ai.-iiilia ill Uritll1. Tp!l!l.. Ulld they could do nothing for me," write? Thou. William", iInillehoro, wy. "two paekatres of (.'hamliei -mm a Momaeli and Liver Tablets cured me," All iloalotn, Adler Becomes Hood River Teacher. I Aitler uradnate of Cornell. who has had two years experience . i . ... ..ii teaehine;, one as an instructor at Cornell onH mmiliprnii u mcmliiT fif the facultv ,f iUa Ktnvcria t'rpnaratorv school ill . ..,, .. i it i.. Ithaca, New xorn, nas ianen ine pini-u nf A Rmvmnn on the Hood Kiver fof-nltv Mr. Hravtnan has returned to Kansas to enter business with his father. When you have a cold get a liottle of Chamberlain's Ooutfh lieinetly. It will soon fix you up all rit;ht and will ward off am- tendency toward ntieiimonia. This remedy eoiitains noopitim or other narcotic ana may oeitiven as coniioeiiiiy I, .it i .i to a tiauy as w an auun. ah (ieaier. Notice. Weduesday, of each week baa been .1. I llv-OKtnek duv uhen Mt. Hood Railroad, will carry livestock in accordance with Chapter 1311 of the KIM lawn. Connections with O.-W K. A S. A. WILSON, Agent. Fruit Stamp of all kinds made to order at the winder ?r,inii oi a, NOTK'K TO HOMKHKKKEIIM AND ski I lis. Ar you liMklug tor homeii tn city and ,....', li,. vim hnve urmtertv in cltv or ,-..'il...i uianl O, uullfl f Mil MH. Iir CHIIIIllI Ull ju r,n. v... , -- write the Mt. timid Land fc.itehanae, Hood uii-iir HniLl,iM comer Twelfth Burt Pine, t'or- n.uiHiiiileiii-e willciled Offliw IlianHKer, W. A. t 'm ruph: Held nianauer. J.T. NeuleiKh, If Glacier Ownership Maps. T'n tr, itntB hlne rn-int. riresont owner ship maps of the Hood River valley are lor sale at ine vuacier oiuce. oiib mil' la i ta-n Betiona tha hiuer and the tipper valley. It has the roads nd streami marneu anu ine names oi hi u nu-nvra written over their tracts. Ilia ..ri..u th,. mm crimolete is tl. will lll,V VI ...v r t - . be sent to any addresg postpaid upon receipt ot the price. v. IMur lV,t,ii,iHm1.rv Mo. 12. ? tti T.iiluu vallliu ftrT-j? efti'ii mom ii. - tv. n iv-iih., -. v. P. 8. Itavmnim, Heeni'Her. vit inn ill il'NCll, No 8. K .& S. M. MecU lu Miotonlc 'lu every uuni i iiunuuy in each monm. W.K. ),HrawHy,T. I. M. A. It. Moe, Kec. iiiiininl'b.lll.ilivn'li'lt Ml '7 li A. M. Mt nrst Kiia imru rritin.v iiih. , r,iiitll n. Ii. ...'n, ... . . V. C. Kkik k, Secretary. .iu,in Ll;k-U I'll.PTIi'N Ml) 2fi. O. K. H.- ni.ui it.nv MeetK HecMind ana toiirin 1 neminy rveiour of each tnontii. v moors i-onimi'.v wrmomcu m un. v. i'. i ii " ii i mni, . , m . Miss Ai.ta Fooi.K, Kecrntary. W. O. W. meets the 2d and till Wedneadayt each inonin at jv in r. uo. , dlallv Inviien. w. r.i,u.i. KI.OV1) Wi'liBMN, Clerk, Solicits your trade when you are in the market for any tool to cul tivate yur farm or harvest your crop. FOR CULTIVATING Oshourn Disc Harrows Peg Tooth Harrows P. & O. Disc Harrows Soil Pulverizers Syracuse Plows Soring: Tooth Harrows Cultivators, riding Plows Cultivators, walking Kimball Weeders ..,wm o i vl. 11 I I III I k Nil fi'l. WOM KN Or Wooilerall MeeTH m iv oi i. imo u m- first aud Third Tliurmliiyn of eaeh month. M IUI. W M. UAfillML 1. KM. Mb. II. W. WAitk, (Jiera, iiriiiiuiui ifinrii.' N'n :tn K.. CiV P.. T rtVJVV,.I,f .JV'.'vjk, ..... . MeeU IU K. OI r. uao evei y luoiia; iii LltWiS 8. lsENhKKO, K. ot H. and h. FOR SPRAYING Hand and Power Pumps Sherwin-Williams Arsenate Lead Wire-wound Spray Hose Rods and Nozzles FOR HARVESTING unnti RIVK.H CMP. Nt). 7.7US. M. W. A. Meeu in t. u. u, r . mo rvtii j " nlirht. MtANK l.Al'OY, v.tj. tl. U. DAKtN, Clerk. Deering and Osbourne Mowers and Binders Hay Tools Carriers, Forks, Track and Rope uii'L-nullil.- IJllinh NH IW A. O. IT. W. M(?etK nrst anu tniru naiunwyi m r:ii mimlll. K. r.. 1 H A r 81 A Jf, M. W. UMI. KMX'OM, Klnancler t'HKSt'KK HHUTK, Recorder. 1LKTA AHHKMBLV NO. lt, UNITKD AtlT- dayi, w.irk: aecondand fourth Wednesdays 4r HUIIB mill. w. innivii.naiii.rt, W. H. Austin Secretary. nil vu'i I.tih: lmK NO. KIT. I. O, O. f - Mecl lu t ra eruai nan, evrv mumim; niglit, J . M. HI HMKI.T.KH, U. Olto. THOMSON, iwicreiary mim-i 'i'.'."i ..ii..- , - Keijnlar meetiUK Heeoiid and fourth Monday it eaen moiiin. .1. i- .nunn'i', j. . . Oko. Hh Kt'Ail), iscnue. fi. t.. iiL'in v a 11 1 111 ii. n si 1 0 n F L. n 1 iv r. 1, n .. - r. " - - Meets nrst and tliuil Miiinmys wra 111 11. K1IHI1 Wilson, N. U. ieuie .rumen, nee. IMV. A: . Time Table. WKST ROUND No. 9, Fast Mail (Mail Only). .4 No. 7, Portland Local " No. 11, Soo-Spokane-Portland i No. 5. Ore. & Wash. Lxp... . 11): No. 1, Portland Iical 3: No. 17, Ore. & Wash. Limited 5: EAST HOUND No. 2, Pendleton I-ocal 10 No. 1, Ore. A Wash. Ltd 11 No. , The Dalles Ixcal ti No. 10, Fast Mall (mail only) 8 No. ft, Ore and Wash. Fx p. ..10 No. 12, Poo-Spokane-Port 10 J. H. FP.EDRICY, imp loiitiv. Sn ISI.I.O. O. F.-Meet in. Oileli t)ila fellows nun cvtrry mil ui duu niilii. v lors coraiHiiy welcomed. I.1CI MIKPI'AKI). N. U. Urant Haukv.Bkc. FOR CLEARING LAND Stump Pullers Powder, Caps and Fusa BICYCLES AND BICYCLE SUNDRIES Agent for Harley Davidson Motor Cycles; I. H. C. Gasoline Ingines aim lueai imguuu uuxpis. Call and make your wants known. It does not cost anything to look at goods, and . ... ..ii 1 1 11. .n r ..-.. 1 might be prontauie to ooin 01 us. 1 ours wiy u ui, d. Mcdonald rtrd and Cascade Streets HOOD RIVER, OREGON :53 a. :40 a. :21l a. ;l'5 p. :42 p. U A'.KL KKHKKAH l.OlKJK No. 15fi, I.O.O.K. Meet ine nrm hiiu iiiii u "-ii.j "miii, ...... 1. r.w.iiiii 1,1 him 111111 rf iiw. ni .irvrL niile wuth of ItiKid Kiver, H. I). I. Mrs. Violet Miisiker, M. O). uenr,uue uiara, nec r vsHY W. R. C Meets wrond nd fourth w;..,..P,iul.d ,,r nui.li mnnth nt K. of P. hail. I'ullivrltllO . AITS. AHUI43 OHKer. rei:reiary. -reiuein. 1 ' : :0" 1. m. :56 a. m. :1 p. n. :24 p. tn. :.i p. in. :55 11. ni. Agent. Perfect Printing Rubber Stamps of every description made at the Ulacier Marup v orks. HWI) RlvK.RVAU.KY It I M ASK MOtlKTY Hood Kiver, ure. r, n. ni iwt(c. , im. Mrs H I.. Kordinit.Sec. xslle Hutler, Tremt. Call 'hntie a. U(H)I) RIVKK COMMKWIAI.CI.UB-Meete every neeona .vioniiHy iu rm iimum v a p. HI., Ill LUC elUU 1IJUIMB .i a , K t:. 8m ith. Prea. H. O. Kackkmas, Kecretrv. Crri til n k A AZ I me w. u. Aiureu i I COMPANY I I r? : ,y I DinA iih.1.. urarian Vo :J.riti m.tji the first and third Saturday of each mouth at 8 p. 111. Contractors, Excavating and Grading Crushed Rock, Sand and Gravel OperatorsWanted Home Telephone Co. ,ii