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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSÒAY, MARCH 5, 1025
WHITE SALMON
‘•“»«enL “Scotty” has a repertoire
The Hood River girls’ basketball
te
kept the local bQ’r" team was defeated last Friday night
(By W1U 8. Bates)
'5
la“«hter from th« time he by the Whit« Salmon girls in tbs |S3-
Cooperativa
OooptMtiTO weather
WMther report for 24-
“ S001 ontu •» ™ through. Itorium by a acore of 22 to 15. Tbs
11 Lour period ending at 5 p. m. Sunday, 1 . tU*. them ln • droll Scotch dte- game was fast and exciting. After
OM
March L Maximum 57; minimum 83;
w*8 Klven • ’“*• ot thanks the game (be Girls and Boys "H"
Attendant
in waiting: Ob, King! a
light easterly wind; dear.
"Lc* v*’*’ •“<» «•*•<1 to return dub entertained tbs White Salmon
witout !
Ropairs to dirt roads leading to the ?.•* >“*‘*y* Dalles speed cop, and glrla’ and boys'^teams in the domes­ lady awaits wbatT** thundered bls
"Without
Snowden highway are well under way, others, also participatedin the show, tic science department.
quartet rendered
Saturday night the girls’ team Jour­ kingship.
as are other important laterals
“Without food or clothing, oh
several new numbers, which were en- neyed to Cascade Locks, where they
throughout the district. A short bad diiS:iS
,,y
by The Daue- again were defeated by a score of king.”
’ stretch on Canyon road between the
“Gad Zooks! Fuf-fuf-feed the lady,
22 to 10. The line-up for the game
Gunning and' Isaacson ranches is, as
At the business meeting, Harold Saturday night was: Carol Gregory and admit her!”
yet, untouched, aa tar as filling in Hershner,
chairman qf the memlier-
hub deep rate' in this ontlet from Bur- ■blp committee, reported 224 paid up and Dorothy House, forwards; Glady«
Rath and Anne Wuest, guards, and
dole mountain la concerned.
members for 1925. This exceeds the
Mrs. Chester T, Dewey, who has greatest number this post ever had Werdna Isbell and Norma Young, cen­
ters. At the end of the first half the
been undergoing medical treatment iu Is-ftire, which was IM in 1924.
line-up waa changed to Carol and
Good Samaritan hospital, Portland, Is
Kent Shoemaker, speaking fur-*the Anne, forwards; • Gladys and Norma,
progressing favorably and is expected U-glou Climb committee, outlined the guards, and Werdna and Dorthy Gar-
home in a week.
pan of the Chamber of Commerce for nib rant, centers.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Sheldon, who the organization of tt Booster club
The team is planning one more
have been occupying a cottage on the n
H'”H1 River and the game with White Salmon, which will
“
Uood
River
valley,
mul
urged
that
Bate Broa. ranch for the p«Ht few
end the girls' basketball season.
months, have moved to their place at the Ugfen get behind the move, as
the ix‘giou climb would undoubtedly
Law’a'corner.
Junior High News
got it from her Mother,
Pruning operations are well under receive a great deal of publicity
(Ray Steubing)
stealing cake and nice rich Jam;
through
this
medium.
The
post
voted
way on Burdoln mountain, the fine
care« not for another.
Junior high defeated the White
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By
weather during the past few dayH to back up this organisation.
111,1118 euU8eut the present Is*glou Salmon high school second team Fri­
having made it possible to walk
day night while the high school team
It’s » Legecj
through orclia.rd laud with some de­ Climb committee, composed of Kent played the White Salmon team. White
,o1<il'luaker’ l*ar°l‘l Hershner, George
gree of comfort.
Dear Bill: Thiasun was infllektud
nilbUr aud lx.*<>n Foust, was re­ Salmon drew first blood on a eon-
We tried to get a wire 011 its way elected for 1925.
verted free throw, Juulor high, how- on the inbabbitants of Sin sin-naughty,
to Milford, Kas., the other night to
ll41Ltl Hi ver’s Drum • and Bugle ever, forged ahead and stayed there. Ohio, threw the meejum uvtha En­
annex one of the blg'pHsra- offrmf by ■vorpi in mu king more noiwe than The first quarter ended with the quirer, wliiteh wus run by dear old
radio atatlon KFKB for long distance' ever, and will be on the street in score of 4 to L After this junior Hastings (Luke McLnkei Peece to
reception for the northwest, but failed another month.
high sliot field goals galore, while his ashus: Me n* my bitter haff flit­
to land. Glad to state that Hood
Plans will soon be underway for White Salmon madq her points on ted down to the beech at Hood River
River got In on it, but Cauada cap­ • ni
The game ended with the ferra nice kool swim with the uiere-
district conference,1 which fouls.
tured the prize. It was remarkable will is* held in Hoo«l River Martii 31. score 10 to 3. “Gar” Osborne was maida uv that be-yutefuli little met­
how many fans In this state picked up .Nineteen iH>sts in this dlatrlct will high point man with eight points; K. ropolltun •ltty last summer. n’ a key-
the broadcast snd responded by wire. have representatives at the confer­ Kent and “Nibs” Olsen had four each. ute little peech uvva chicken baate-ly
rusht up to meeban m’ wife n* hoi-
The announcer’s pronunciation of ence.
lered:
some of our Washington towns caused
Hhsid River Volture, 4U-8,' will meet
“Stand ■till, mister—both Of yew;
many a smile here. He knew that nett Monday evening at ¿30 at the
I wanta gltcher pitcher with my kam-
he was wrong in some cases and said Hood River Drug Co.
a-rah—Oh, please, Mister!"
that it was almost necessary to I m *
I smiled sweet like, n* m’ wlfe
afflicted with adenoids to pronounce
butted In, n* spouted:
some of the Indian nam<*s of towns
SCHOOL
NEWS
“Why? smartie!”
and cities ln the northwest. The pro­
The new law enforcement film,
(Miriam Grow)
Then the little imp softly Karg led.
gram fas given uuder the auspices
"The Triumph of Justice,” will be
As announced last week
______
of the Modern Woodmen lodge 'of
Mrs. _____
Hen shown in connection with an address or gurgled:
“Oh Boy! Hah hah bo—Why, didn't
A ba line, Kas.
ney will put on a girlH’ ois-retta Fri­ by Rev. W. J. Iler wig, superintendent
Chester T. Dewey, of White Salmon, day night at 8 o'clock In the high of the Anti-Saloon league of Oregon, cha know thet when you n* yer fat
has purchased the Leo theater here school auditorium. The main feature in Asbury M. E. church next Sunday lady fren’ stand side by each, she are
■nd will renovate the buildiug and of the program is the musical comedy, at 7.30 p. in. The picture will lie so beau legged, n’ yew iz so nock
install modern machines to serve the entitled 'Miss Caruthers Returns." shown and address given at Grange need, thet it spells ox!”
Uncle Wee Wee.
picture loving publie. Extensive im­ The high school orchestra will play Hall, Pine Grove, Monday; school
provements are planned iu the way tile scores under Mrs. Heuney's direc­ gymnasium, Cascade Locks, Tuesday;
of new seats and decoration of the tion. in addition to this there will Methodist church, Odell, Wednesday
Cm on in, Fellers'
picture houae. John Lauterbach was be several specialties. As usual, we and at Mosier Saturday in the high
Gates
A.
Jarr, of Granddalles, a
expect to have a crowded house.
school auditorium.
the former owner of the property.
member of the bar, fell into the
The
first
six
weeks'
period
of
the
The
picture
brings
out
clearly
the
Last Tuesday was campus duy here second semester
will close Friday, reasons for the continued operations Columbia last summer ami couldn’t
>-'and the number of boys and men who Report
_ be sent out next of imsmshlners In certain districts, make shore on account of the cur­
curds
will
turned out for donation work-in lev­ Wednesday afternoon.
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Parents art- the failure of crooki*d and inefficient rents from the Northwestern Power
eling up the grounds was gratifying. urged to examine
them*
reports
care­ officers to enforce the law, and the Co. causing too much interference—
Shovels were at a premium.
fully and to discuss witli the teachers ¡»art that good citizens should play­ radio activity or sumthing technical.
Tuesday was selected for the second and principals any matters that need in bringing about 'better conditions. Any-way, our friend, Dave Shore, at
Good Roads day and volunteer work­ their cooperation.
Devices used in deceiving officers of Underwood, cut off the juice az it
ers again* tackled the Dock grade to
The basketball teain, with Coach the law anti methods of delivering was interferin’ with radio reception
(Bristol la a
speed up its completion. The buslneM Garrigus in charge, is attending the moonshine liquor in such a manner from Bristol, Wash.
houses did not close upon this occa­ central Oregon basketball tournament as to avoid detection, also the filthy house*)., Jarr swam on, and on down
sion, but representatives from each at Rend this week end. There will be and poisonous condition« under which streem. His clothing leaked, an’ his
firm were on hand to do their bit. eight teams entered, including both moonshine is made are all depicted Long about midnite he swam right
Ixrng about midnite he swam right
Sixty workers responded ou the first The Italics atid Hood River. These in thiB film.
Good Roads day for this year.
two teams will, then-fore, play off
One of the interesting features is into a obstacle. It was Binjun !
Uncle Wee Wee.
Attorney John McEwen, of Golden­ their differences on the neutral floor the showing of a boose party in a
dale, was ln town during the middle and the winner will have a chance to fashionable home, in which one of
the ladles becomes hilarious, ill and
of the week. He drove by way of wilt the tournament.
Tin* tine spring weather has aroused then permanently blind through the
Maryhill and Hood River, as the
In the Circuit Court of the State
' Lyle Centerville road is now al moat tlp> desire for spring games and tour­ drinking of so called “bonded liquor.” of Ort-gon for Hood River County.
naments among the ls>ys and girls in
impassable for auto traffic.
Federal Land Bank of Sixikane, a
A card party will be given by the the high school. Coach Garrigus will
Corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Frank M.
s<sin
have
his
men
out
for
track,
and
Woman's club Thursday afterniMin.
Edward«. Katherine E. Edwards, hus­
March 12, at the home of Mrs. D. J. Mr. Folleiiius will take charge of the
band and wife; East Hood River
baseball.
Hood
River
high
school
Shore.
,
National Farm Loan Association, a
has not had a good baseball team for
corporation; William Boy Kendall,
Miss Jordan spent the week end the past several years but the pros-
and H<s>d River County, a municipal
at her home in Maryhill. The young |s*cts are gisid for a big turn out
woman, who la engaged in teaching under Mr. Folleiiius' direction.
One of the most successful church corporation, Defendants.
here, has been 111.
To Frank M Edwards Katherine
Friday night Hood River high fetes ever given here was that held
Mrs. K. II. Putney entertained at carved another notch in the old gup at the high school auditorium last E. Edwards snd William Roy Kendall,
three tables of bridge Thursday after­ by swamping the union high school Saturday night under auspice« of the of the defendants above named:
noon at her home.
In the Name of the State of Ore­
from White Salmon.
The visitors Indies Aid of Asbury Methodist
Mrs. Irwin, mother of Mrs. I). H. surprised everyone by their playing in church, who staged a carnival of na­ gon, You and Meh of you are hereby
tions
with
score«
taking
part.
Mrs.
required to appear and answer the
Sortir and William Irwin, who has the first half as they kept the Hood
l*een visiting here during the past River players on their toes all the A. W. Beckley was in charge of the complaint tiled against you in the
affair.
One
of
the
prettiest
booths
at
above entitled court and cause, on or
two months, was entertained by the time and also kept a dangerous score.
ladies of the Reiiekah lodge Tuesday During the first half first one team the fete was that prepared by Jap­ before April lflth, 1925, the Mme be­
anese
men
and
women
under
the
su
­
ing six weeks from the date of the
evening. She will leave soon for her was in the lead and then the other,
each fighting hard. At the ls*ginnlng pervision of M. Yasui. The drapes .first publication of this summons;
home in Portland.
and decorations of the Chinese booth, and if you fail so to appear and
Let's broadcast a holler for a of the second half Hood River flew furnished by Lee Kai, were appeal­ answer Mid complaint the plaintiff
round trip rate for autos using the in with a vim and scored 17 points ing. The women cleared $230 from will apply to the Court for a decree
new interstate bridge. More business before the .boys from the other «ide their effiorts.
against you and each of you, fore­
of the "crick” got started. The game
surely.
The ladies wish to thank the public closing that certain mortgage made,
I'lidcd with the score of 37 to 13.
Mrs. Jerry Zwynen was guest of
Today the Hood River boy« will in general for their liberal patronage, executed and delivered by the de­
honor and Margaret Newby acted as sashay forth to Bend to try to bring and also those who kindly assisted fendant« Frank M. Edwards snd
host» mi at a French party given here home the bacon, alias, the champion­ in the program.
Katherine E. Edwards, husband and
Monday of last week. Uncle Ouie, ship. They will not have to play to­
wife, to the plaintiff herein, dated
acted as official doorkeeper on the night. but tomorrow night they will
the 30th day of September, 1921, and
memorable occasion. Our French vo- lock horns with The Dalle«, and may
on the following real property:
cabulary Is confined to “Wee Wee." the best team win. Our Ixiyg have
The South Half of the Southeast
CHEERS
AND
TEARS
Guess the H(M>d River bunch prefers played - XU games till* season, and
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of
news In thia koTyuiu; beg pardon, Cut have won seven and lost three. , Gold-
Section 36, Township 2 North, Range
* we have b«*en indulging in sasspriller endale lx*at them at Goldendale. They
10 East of the Willamette Meridian,
(By Will Bates)
and just can't help breaking out. , - also lost to Washington high, of Port­
containing 20 acre«, more'or lew;
Sue Her for Alley Money, Unde!
which mortgag«- is recorded la Volume
Fred N. Thomas arrived from Sioux land. and once to The Dalle«. The
Dear Bill: The shades of night are 14, at Page 281 of the Records of
FrfMa, 8. D., recently for a short teams defeated by II<s>d River are:
falling
fast:
my
wife
Just
pulled
’
em
Mortgages of Hood River County,
visit with hl« family here. He re­ Stevenson. Odell club, Centerville. The
returned to Sionx Falls Sunday, lull Dalle«, Goldendale, Cascade Locks down, and I can’ see any more to­ Oregon; and for Mie of Mid real
will make another trip west in April. and White Salmon. The boya hope night. Th’ dern lamp n«*eds air n’ gas property to Mtisfy the amount found
rin the Onion Oil Co.; slnt got no sp-
The abovl Item reminds us of an to have a few more names to add to pytight fer pumpin' tonight, anyhow, due the plaintiff herein all of which
is fully set forth in the complaint of
occasion when a Fargo, N. D., cop this list when they return, but they by lieek! Tbl« married life beat« me! plaintiff on file herein; and for such
came into the railroad ticket office know wliat they are up against, and I'll flit out to the barn n’ sing "How other and further relief aa to the
and asked the following question: are not over confident because of I Wish my Wife had Wings to Fly court may seen Just in the premises.
"Say, Bill! What road ia Sigh-ox their winning streak.
This summons is published by order
Every team that participates in the Far, Far Away.” She even kicked
Falls, Bout Dakoty, on?”
Married
over the traces when I x-peck-ter-ated of the Hon. Fred W. Wilson, Judge
man, too! Where ignorance Is bliss, tournament will be a hard fighting terliacey on the lamp chimbly ylstlddy. of the above entitled Court, duly
aggregation and there promisee to lie
’tis folly to be wive«.
Fine shot, too!
Uncle Wee Wee
made and entered on the 4th day of
I have Just lighted a stogie from some rare games played before the
March, 1925, - which requires you snd
championship
has
lx*en
won.
The
Hood River and am at the end of
Wise thonghts originate in the each of you to appear and answer
squads are so evenly matched that it
my rope. Glacier Period.
would lie hard to pick any favorites. minds of little children; there is evi- the complaint herein on or before the
We all know that lflth day of April. 1925. th« date of
Tlie results of the games played be­ dence for us.
tween the contestants show that any trains flitting hither and thither be the first publication of this summons
'■ * 5th, 1025. ■
LEGION NOTES
one team Isn’t far superior to an tween Hood River and The Dalles are being March
A. J. Derby,
nervous. They move with great cau-
Together with a delegation of 30 other. For instance. Hood River ls*at tion st this time of the year, when
Hood River, Oregon.
legionnaire« from The Dalles, the lo­ The Italics here, and lost up there. rock slides are a menace, but an they
J. B. Ryan,
cal post of the American I^-glon met The Dalles beat Bend at The Dalles, approach the fine little town of Mo­
8pokane. Washington.
Monday night at one of th«- largest and Rend walked on The Dalles at sier, they get “boulder” on the rails. mfialfl
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
meetings ever held here by this or- Bend. The Dalles met their Waterloo
ganization. The business part of the at the hands of Milton-Freewater and
His Tongue Waa Working
Notice of Sheriff's Sate
_____
meeting
was ____
put ____
over ___
in short order, Bend suffered defeat at the hands of
Yens
Yensen
had
a
bad
runaway
Madras,
her
old
rival.
Bend
having
In
the
Circuit Court of the State of
and the rest of the evening devoted
accident in Grand Dalles while wend­ Oregon, for Hood River County.
to entertainment and eats, the delega­ lieaten them at an earlier date.
Coaeli Garrigus is taking his men ing his way thru the dense traffic.
Nettle A. Sproat, Administratrix of
tion from The Dalles furnishing most
up in cars. They will stay until Sun­ He was in the dray buaineM, and the Estate of Charles II. Sproat, De­
of the former.
was
struck
by
a
passing
auto
hearse,
day.
The
boys
who
will
go
are
Flint,
ceased, and Nettle A. Sproat, Plain­
“Scotty” Fraser, diminutive ex-
soldier from our neighboring city, Hathhorne. Miller. Koberg, Foreman, completely wrecking his tired old tiffs, vs. I>ewls M. Thomas and Alta
wagon.
All
parties
participating
in
Thomas, husband and wife, Defend­
was their beadliner in line of enter- Wright and Triplette.
the accident were bailed into court.
ants.
T
The Judge, carefully adjusting his
Notice is hereby given that, pursu­
looking glasses, gravely inquired:
“Yen, was your vehlcal wrecked in ant to an execution and order of sale
Issued out of the above entitled Court
this accident?”
Yens gazed longingly toward the and cause, to me directed, dated the
4th day of March, 1924, on a decree
sawdust cuspidor and replied:
"Veil, Ay-Ay-No, Slrl My vee-kull of said Court of said date, wherein
vassent inyured. but may vaggun vas the above named plaintiffs recovered
against the above named
busted all to hell! My vaggun handle judgment
defendants, Lewis M. Thomas and
bane O. K„ Yudge!”
Alta Thomas, for the sum of 11000.
A title for a column of this kind is together with interest thereon at the
rate of six per cent per annum since
rather hard to choose. It is hoped the
1st day of July, 1923, together
that the word “Tears" will not be with the further sum of $150 attor­
confused with "Ripe,” as In pants. ney’s fees and plaintiff's costs and
We are Off in a bunch : ( most of “us disbursements, taxed at $14.10, and
kolyum-lRts” have to be a little off to accruing coats.
write* this kind of stuff day in and
I will, on Saturday, the 4th day of
day out).
________
April, 1925. at the* hour of 10.30
o’clock A. M. of said day, at the front
The Deadly Pill «
door of the Courthouse in the City of
The light end of a cigarette is the Hood River, Oregon, sell to the high­
other end from whleh it Is lighted.
est bidder for cash in band, all the
right, title and interest of the defend­
Na Vender They nr» Nevirtheale
ants Lewis M. Thomas and Alta
Yours for Service
Little Psi: Daddy, dear, what wua Thomas in and to the following de­
you a doin' under the choo choo scribed real property, situated in
train at the depot today? Alntcha Hood River County, Oregon:
'(raid you'll make me n* mom widders?
Lot Six, (fl), Block One. (1),
Dad: What in the world are you Blowers Second Addition to the City
talking about, dear?
of Hood River, Oregon.
I* P.: Why, daddy! dldencha tell
Dated and first published March
Wm. Edick,
mom that yon were under a nervous Sth, 1925.
"The Home of Quality Groceries”
train’today?
Sheriff of Hood River
Oounty, Oregon.
Dad: Forthaluwa Michael, child;
ENFORCEMENT FILM
BILLED FOR SUNDAY
NATION CARNIVAL
WAS SUCCESSFUL
«
OLIVES
We have a complete stock of
Ripe Olives
Green Olives
and Stuffed Olives
VINCENT & SHANK
COULTER SUGGESTS
FINANCING PLAN
Hood River. Or., March 2, 1925.
Editor Glacier: F. K. Coulter, of
Port laud ■poke
____ ____
______ __ grange
___ _
at ____
Rockford
hall Saturday night on financing tbs
new union high school. He compli­
ments small towns snd country peo­
ple on being open to new ideas sad
having more time to think than peo­
ple of large cities.
In 1900 Oregon was a state with­
out a debt; aomething unusual. Pre­
vious to 1912 there was no bonding
nor interest on road building. Har­
vey Scott, former editor of the Ore­
gonian, strongly favored keeping free
from bonds and voting special taxes
for road«, thus saving immense sums
|n interest. Arisons is now building
roads on this pay-as-you-go plan. Dur­
lug the wars of Napoleon the Island
of Guernsey in the English channel
was ravaged first by the English snd
then by the French armies. They had
the land left on which to produce,
but they needed roads and market
buildings. They issued currency re­
deemable from taxes at a future
date. This currency was not dis­
counted and now after 100 years
Home of it 1« still held as security
by the Bank of England Instead of
being cashed.
Recently some Portland people
wished to purchase a golf course
from the ljtdd estate. Twice a bond
issue proposed for It was voted down.
So the city commissioners put up
utility certificate« at four per cent
(less than the current rate for bonds.)
Rentals on the golf course will In
time pay off these certificates. This
was satisfactory to the Ladd estate
and the Oregon supreme court de­
cided It to be constitutional ln a
friendly lawsuit.
We could form our union high
school district and lasue in escrow
but not «ell $200,000 worth of bonds.
We could then is«ue Hood River
union high school certificate«. Part
of these, $40,000 worth, could lie sold
here for cash,
These (ertlficatea
iiear 4% interest. The balance of
$100,000 could be issued ■■ public
utility certificates, which would bo
accepted as |>ayment for labor, taxes
and the ordinary transactions of the
community at i>ar. Tills is actually
lieing done at Riverside, Ore., Greeley,
Colo., and Fresno, Calif.
Mr. Coulter dosed with an appreci­
ative statement of the value of a
community high school and quoted
the following from the Mule: "If I
kick I <«nnot pull, and If I pull I
cannot kick.”—Contributed.
Talk with Youn<.
Ten to 7«.
Weevil Free Strawberry Plante
from • certified field the buyer aak
(By W. J. Koefcen, County Fruit to see this certiflcate. This la a pro-
teetion to the buyer and an advantage
Inspector).
the grower.
The strawberry root weevil is gen­ I to While
not many strawberry Helds
eral throughout the valley and very
been inspected to date, oh only
few strawberry beds may be Mid to have
one field so f*r has a weevil free cer­
lie free of infestation. Those which tificate
been issued. It is expected
are free are always isolated beds and that a few more patches will be found
new plantings which have generally free from .weevil as the field inspec­
been HMH|
made on new ground. Every tion has just started.
year there Is a big demand for plants 1
Ata.,»*.
Mww«Av,ll
„ft
weevil free strawberry
from certified
Oh, Gash!
beds. These weevil free strawberry
planting« become fewer each year.
The annual story about the Colum­
When a field haa basn inspected and bia river
found free from weevil by the county of fluffy,
fruit Inspector, a certiflcate to that sure sign
effect te issued to the grower. It ta right, but
advised that'when purchasing plants me kinds
Holding Furniture and Rug
Prices Down
8*
In the face of rising costs of almost every com
modity as recorded in daily papers, Furniture and
Rug prices here are actually lower than ever
Improved and increasing volume of sales have
succeeded in beating back the waves of higher cost
to you
Here’s a good example
3-piece Overstaffed Suite
Davenport - Arm Chair - Rocker
Early Buying
headed off higher
prices in Spring
Rugs and
Linoleum
Same low costs to
you as last year.
9x12 Wilton 70 CA
Rugs. .... ...
9x12 Ax- 00 7Ç
minster...
A big luxurious suite; constructed in most
approved way; covered in high grade Jacquard
Velour. Choice of several different patterns and
colors. A high back fireside wing chair may be
had in place of the rocker if desired.
SATURDAY
SPECIAL
Buy it on Terms
You can own and enjoy this beautiful set
with a small outlay of cash and pay for it in
small monthly payments. Come in and look
them over anyway.
Saturday Only
E. A FRANZ CO