The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, September 02, 1925, Image 7

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McUraw selected Phil Now the lattor had his weak will that , finally from baseball. But when hi he was niOIIT. . far time that day the Pirates rain to shore oyer a vley dlloj to score a run on tiered hits Bhuftlln' Phil he (ilants won 7 to 0. it rims they collected In the slxlh. Ills next, day , producod ffr up the then depressed 'red Tonoy was McGraw's hnny Morrison, one of the Irre ball artists In the nd now, faced bim. The put two men over and re'llng on bases when pelt went to bat In the In. Tonoy procoedod to fall luloithe; right, Held Pies managed to shove n thut day. dny ihe Pirates' morale P" ebb. Under normal they mlg'. bavo taken fael that they Vero to r who had but a day of Douglas drow the asslgn- WctJraw, although Phil two days prevfously. But w in the move nothing "g bit of strategy which ell. , Earl Hamilton op- f la- The pirates got 10 mi scattered 'em so ..wall "cored but oho ran. The fi ovor two. cd Hal Carlson in the snd repeated his. per Ho allowed the Pirates nd one run.' Carlson was 'or four runs. . i-.r y 1 re defeats comnletelv bur ning spirit- of the Pltts- And It gave the Olants y needed to carry on the Mason. pT LEAGUE R. H. E. 4 12 1 l"C0 " 2 10 1 -Mitchell anrl Avnnw: pac and Tobln. . R. H. E. 7 9.2 18 3 Kalllo snri Polnr- outer, Pmett and Baker R. H. E. 1 K 2 i a 1 ! Canfleld and ' Shea; "nuney. fA8 WANTBn NATIONAL LEAGUE pi"''urgi. ,V- "' Pblladulplila 3 Balterlos Aldrlilgo and Hmltlr Carlsun, Couch, i'lerre and wiu, Scoro Chlcugo ... K. II. E. 0 7 3 9 A A Uostua n....-i.. . . . " nuiuiriesAiexiinilor and urU nelt; Ilcnton und Gibson. AMERICAN LEAGUE 11. II. E. Boston 1 B 1 Nkw York ZZ i 4 J 'Butteries Killlike and Plclnlcb Hhawkey and Uengough. Score Philadelphia ... It. II. i K. . 3 10 3 . 7 It n Washington -. Batteries IlarrluB and Cochrane: Johnson and ltuol. Local, Briefs To Atu-nrt JublliM. Mr. and iiet. James Ottoman and son Junior loft Tuesday for Sacramenlo where thfy will spend their vacation. While In the south they plan a week in San Kranilaco when thoy will witness ll)o Diamond Jubilee colo uration. ., ' Ktonnrr lti-lilt Hnv Charles Graves, prominent resident of Bend, and a former resident of Klamath Falls. Is visiting In tho 'dty foii a brief, time, t . - -Morrill Visitor Warren Fruits, cashier of the First National bank o( Merrill spent Tuesday in Klam ath Falls transacting necessary bus iness, ; VIhIiIiik Kroin Macdoel Mr. ana Mrs. Hurry Short and son Leland arrived In Klamath Falls yesterday to visit Alt h .Mrs. Short's sister, Miss Inez Thackera. . Mr, Short re turned to hie home In Macdoel, Mrs. Short and her son to spend the remainder of the week here,' iMedforti Visitors Mr. and Mrs'. Paul Hendrlx aro among the many vllloy visitors to arrive in Klamath Falls last night for a -brief busi ness visit. ' At The Arradp Hotel Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Henderson of Weed are etopplng In the Arcade hotel during, tbelr business visit In Klamath Falls. ' . ' iJHIiopplng In KlugiaUi Mrs. E. J Hilton and Mrs. Frank Bascom are shopping for the remainder of the week In Klamath Falls, arriv ing last .night in the city from their homes in Dunsmulr. On Insurance Business P. R. Shelley, a frequent 'business visitor In Klamath Falls from his home in Montague is In the city tor sev. eral days Interested In the Insur ance business. .Western l"nlon Man H. C. Hbcket with the Western- Union Telegraph company, Is In Klamath Falls ' In connection with, business for tbe company. .Returns From ' North Frank Con for has returned the latter .part oi. the week from Oregon City and Portland, where he spent an en- Joyablo visit with his father and mother and other relatives. Visit Cousin Frank Thomas and Joseph Phillips will visit for several days with thlor cousin, Frank Ot toman from their home in Aber deen, They plan to leave immed iately for Sacramento and San Francisco whore they will attend tho Diamond Jublloo In the c(ty. Big night show. Klamiih Coun ty .Fair, 8opt. 3-4. .' .. 82 Printers Sick Stomach .."V and Headaches x Almost Cost Job Mr.- K. M- ColliBe of Woodhaven,') N, V., ssyt. "InMtid of plodding through mv wors wrarny on accouni el ilck hradschrt snd tour lornachJ .ul kanltk and amhitinnJ csn do morr snd better work and lift t. worth living. 1 hsve never belort given mv name to sdvertiw medicms, hut yotisnnot imigine how fi lie rem I leel nince I dlwovered Carter'! Little, Carter. Little Liver Pills mile tee whole .ytem through the liver and r bowels. They sci s s mild nd,J tlve Issstive. in s gentle msn-ei wiuV - )n 1 ul snv nso sue. "- Recommended snd oi sslejiy ,IJJ Banks Very llu Due to the ex cessive business fr.T the first of the moni, in the banks of Klam ath Falls, both the American Na tional and the First National' banks put out a busy apperance yester day in their work for the month. According to one of the bank of ficials, yaBtqrdoy was one of the busiest days In the history' of the bank for title ' year. . " From Mnllii Hunch Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dalton wore visiting In Klam ath Falls yestorday for - a brief tlmo from their ranch In the Malln district. . lti-Hiiii From Nortlimi ' Trip Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Clmens have returned to Klamath Falls from one of the most Interesting vacation trips taken this year. Leaving Klamath Falls two weeks ago they drove north, spending some' time with frlonda In Washington' and continuing north to British Colum bia, where they spent ' some time In picturesque Vancouver . and Vic toria. They arrived In Klamath Falls late Monday evening. Mrs. Clemens will resume her position In the Klamath Falls school with the opening next week. To Hprinr' Wm-k-Etid In Vnlli-y Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hunks. Miss Feme Hunks , and MIsb Kathleen Malloy will ieavo Saturday for the vulley, where' they will spend the week-end and Labor Day with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hanks, who con duct and own a ; large prune or chard near Canyonvllle.. Marion and Louise Hanks are brothers. Vannlce lUftums E. . W. Van- nice returned yesterday afternoon from San Francisco, whore he, has spent the paBt 10 days attending Buyers Week In the city. To Enti' Hcliool Miss Maxine Olson, daughtor of Mr. and Mtb. Kd H. Olson will leave today for Seattle, where she will spend the re. mainder of the winter In school. Hodgman of Reno are Included In the list ot visitors In the city for tbe middle of tho week. itji-iio yiHtlors Mr. and Mrs. Ken DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS Portland Wool ' PORTLAND, Sept. 1. Wool, nom inal valley fine half blood, 35c 37c; medium or V blood, 35c 37 Ho; ,'coarse or blood, 30c 36c; braid, 25c; at valley points prices 2c to Cc' higher for selected lots: . 8. F. Poultry SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1. Broilers, ft to 1 lbs., 41c43c; colored. 1 Vi to 1 lbs.. 30c33c; fryers. 30cff35c; old roosters, 15c 17c; leghorn old roosters, 12c 14c; leghorn hens, 24 to 3 lbs., 20c 21c. Portluud Wheat PORTLAND, Sept. 1. Cash wheat club, 31.64: .big Lend, bluestem, 31.61; ordinary bluestem or baart, 31.58; turkey red, ordinary, 31.66; turkey red, dark fancy, 31.68; red Russian, 3154; forty-fold, 31.58. ( hicngo Grain Wheat Open Close September 31-62 " 31.64:. December 1.52 1.6314 May 1 68 1.67 Corn. Open Close September 3 .92 W -91 I December .81 .82 s May 85 . . .88 Ul night show'; 'Klamath Coun ty ' Fair, -Sept. v 3c4 , 82 , OIIIIG MAN flllnlifiEO If . ... COMPLETELY m niEnaf ouT Hesltn'and vitality are ths grest ,rt a...te oi th. rising "';"" Competition in all walks of life. ..p.ci.lly In social and bu.in.ss affsirs, makes , our, ssistenee a, UMmMUl est.. .v t I One of our yonni , Lnsstleaed, ky carious fnead S . 7- .k. of his asparsnt re- JuTsiuitioa. and he ' said,' "I . sure . la bad sbap and no one kn.w it better thsa I did. . I was all in. and my nerves snot o p.. worrying and sleepleis nifhti. I looked twice at old at I really am. and I thought 1 wouW '""J eemplete phytical wreck, Or,, day I ov.rhe.rd a friend ttlling what Kath, the Gland Tome, naa oon. for kirn, and 1 dscidtd to got a tupply for myH. retultt tell the ttory. My glsndt neoasu nearithmint, ana it wat tuppiwo r. the Eatract of Fresh Glsndt used la Kath. Thea what a relief.-' I f like a new man. and tlept all night, waking up relrsthd. and mentally active.' Believe me, 1 had tome sppttite, my weignt incres.ea. mj fsce 61UJ out and had, the aolet of perfuct hetlth thtcomet from pure blooa..- iou cn - 'tirong for Kath. th. Clsnd Tonic I Estractl of Clsnde are prncrib d today hy all .lbs l.tdina.phyti,.. citnt, -and In our tcientifie . com,, binatlon of the Extrsctt of Cl.nde ou run tko the treatment without ncoerilme. snd swurs yourtt" .f heel'h ei.-l l;'r-'r . - &- H. CNBRRWOOI) i- (Advertisement.). Tuesday; September 2, 1925 September 1. j . WASHINTON While there Is sufficient coal on hand in the United States to last until Decem ber, ' government' experts are work ing 'out plans for operating mines should the - nation-wide anthracite strike ' last ' longer than " three months. 1 . ' -' " ' ' ', PORT ,; WASHINGTON, " L.',; f Baby Bootlegger won', the race here yestorday which gave her the nation-wide reputation as being;'' the fastest motorboat In the country. She was pllotted by C. 6. Bragg of Detroit. . . . ' LOS ANGELES William Beth- urum fainted when he learned bis friends had balled him out, of ' Jail. Physicians pronounced him dead 30 minutes later. As recorder was writing . out the' death certificate Betburum came too. It wasn't hard dying 'but it was hell coming to life be commented. LONDON -r .Malaria niosqultoes are being . used at Epsom,, mental hospital to Infect patients suffer ing from general.' paralysis , of. tbe brain to determine If the, resulting malaria fever-will alleviate; or cure their Insanity The treatment has met with fair access. j.; ' CHICAGO Germany . Is recover ing more cauidly from the effects of ttjo world war. than France, ac cording to George Wallace, banker, who. returned, yesterday from, a visit to Europe. , Tbe people of France' are Bpendlng ' their money while they have It, for a good time. The Germans are saying. ' OLYMPIA, Wash. -Kentucky Is now coming ..to the ., Washington range for Its horses. Kentucky noted for Its , fine horses, finds finer ones in Washington. Six carload . shipments left here lost week for prospective use on Ken tucky . race tracks. : - Big night show. Klamath Coun. ty Fair, Sept. 3-4 ' 82 , WOODMEN" OF ifHE WORLD ' INITIATION An Initiation will be held .at Odd reuows nan, om ami main ois. on Tuesday evening, v Sept.T-1, v Candl. dates lates . aretqMesMd-tO) be thwcwaU :8.0 tj, nLSr.a2so6nrafter"aa pos-1 Ible. i Maberllf..iIedford.i.CmD! 7 slble. will assist In work. irCood refresh ments will' be served: ' AStt S2" Legal Notices CALL FOB BIDS FOB HAY Sealed bids will be received'' at the office of the Police Judge at the City Hall tip to-and Including September 14, 1925, at the hour of s:vv o'ciock f. M, for it or more tons of timothy and alfalfa hay. The same to be delivered as requir ed at the barns ot the City of Klam ath Falls between Oak and Walnut Streets on First. Tbe Council re serving the right to reject any and all bids. , Dated this . 26tb day of August, 1925. -, . - y -. ki".. ' LEM L. GAGHACTEU. A26 86 . lnCvi - -Police Judge. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ' (Publisher), - BeDartment 'of the Interior. . U. S. Land Office at Lakevlew Ore. . August . 192S.T7 NOTICE Is hereby, given that L,uiu a. Tutue. oi uonansa. ure- gon. who. on June I, 3923, made Additional Stook Raising Homestead Entry, No. 011729, tor Lot 1. Nfi BW. .WSW14, Sec. 5, -EHSK. hwuhku ann suviava. eeciiuu Sv Township 39s; Range 15E, Wil lamette Meridian, has filed notice ot Intention to make Three Yeo.r Proof, to establish claim, to tbe land above descriDerj, oeiore j. u. Hamaker. U. 8. Commissioner, at Bonanza, Oregon, on the 26th day of September, 1925. Claimant names as witnesses: Bird McDonald, ot Langella Val lev. Oreeon. - - Nelaon Smltn, or conansa, ure- aon. . . . w I. sola, or tfonansa. uregon. Wllllam, Devaul, ot Lorella, Ore gon. , All SI 1 Inc. .Register NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice la hereby given that the nnderalannd has 'been duly appoint ed administrator ot . the. estate ot Loralne Orlftln,, deceased, ny tne Count? Court of Klamath County, Ornrnn: and all persona having claims against said, aetata are here- hv nntiriAd tn nreseni same-io eaia administrator at the law office ot R n nrnnlni-k at lie Boutn ama Biroat Klamath Falls. Oregon, within si months from the i date of this notice. ...'.. Dated: August i. J. W. DOLAN, Administrator of the Estate of Lorolne . unmn, de ceased. A12.19.28 S2.9 V Z. PETERS Teacher of Violin and Piano. Accredited by the Bareaa of Eds cation. Phono 451-W : News.'C lassified Ads . . "I , 11 1 "', I ; ( '' .. ,'' '',.'' CLASSIFIED AD RATES . .- ... .... ' , , l'lina I day ....;.;...10t jl line's daya'.. ..20c It line 1 week ..:i.:J0c " 1 line 2 dayi 5c 1, line 4 days . 25d 1 line 1 month ........75b : '' FOR SALE Real Estate FOR SALE Nice little home on pavement, In good location; gar age; price I2.2G0, 3360' down and 330 per month and interest. 901 Lincoln, phone D36-M. FOR . SALE Three-room plastered bungalow In good location, Mills Addition; a bargain; 11,850, easy terms. 901 Lincoln, phone 636-M. FOR SLE Splendid bargain; Deer .Lodge Auto Camp; 33 miles north Grants Pass, on highway;; 7 year lease on i acres; balance this year free, next year 350, 6 years at 330 per month; fully equipped camp and service station ; small store, 4 living rooms In connection;; beau tiful grove, electric light plant for grove and bouses; 2 cabins;; wa ter right;. good well;; on line of tracks from 3 saw mills? business last winter' avoraged 31,000 per month; 31.700 last month;; av erage 372.03 per day so far this month. Will sell lease for JS.uou. Phone 636-M or call 901 Lincoln. FOR,' SALE Splendid close-in two- aparunent House; price o.tiuu. tan vim Lincoln or i-none. ooy-xa. FOR SALE Good home with In come from six bedrooms; close In; cdmbletely furnished. Price, with terms, 39,000. Call. 901 Lincoln or I'taone 536-M. , . . FOR SALE Strictly modern borne in one ot the best residence loca tions:, premises well improved; garage, nice yard. Price 9.000; terms. Call 901 Lincorn or phone 636-M. r- FOR SALE! Splendid ranch proper ty In different parts of the county. , Phone 636-M, or call 901 Lincoln.' FOR SALE Beautiful new 6-room bungalow, basement garage; splen did location for home; 35,260. Phone 636-M or call 901 Lincoln. FOR. SALE New modern- 5-room ' bungalow; price , 34, 600; terms. - rnone t3tj-M or can ui Lincoln. FOR SALE Only a tew good lots leit in mills Aaaiuon; price saou each. Pbone 636-M or' call 901 Llr.coln, i t FOR, SALE Splendid residence lot In good location; close In;, price -IS00. .Call 901 Lincoln or phone FOrrSAL'EA bargain;1' 1 acres . of Irrigated land in alfalfa and po . tatoeSr close. to town; price 31.150 s3750 cash,, balance easy, terms. Call 9,01 Lincoln or Phone 636-M. FOR ' SALB-Oood lot on" Crescent . avenue for 3300. Call 901 Lin coln or pbone 636-M. , FOR SALE Lots In all parts ot theJ city tor. 10. per. cent down and 36 equal payments on unpaid balance. Call 901 Lincoln or phone 536-M. FOR BALE Six room bungalow in . Hot springs Addition, 739 Eldor ado Ave. Furnace, oak floors, etc. See W. 8. , Wiley, L O. O. F. Bldg. M19tt FOR SALE 17 room rooming House. . seasonable price. . Good mosey 1 maker. Call at 804 ' Main. ... Jltf, FOR SALE Modern tlve room house. Between 10th and 11th on High. Full basement. Part cash, balance like rent. Inquire 1034 High. , Phone 382-R. A14 S14 HOWARD & GRIMES '- AUTO STAGES ' -Three round, trips daily be j tween Klamath Falls, Ashland, . Medford and Portland over the scenic Green Spring Mountain. Leave Klamath Falls Dally 7:45 aan., 1:00 p.m. 2:45 p.m. - Letrre Medford Dally 8:00 a-m., 10:85 a-m. 1.80 p.m. - Connection" with stages at MedfOcd to and from Port land, Coqullle, Marshtleld and Bandon. . 7:45 a. m. itaga through to Portland and Marshtleld In one day. .'' ' Klaxoaeh Falls office t 810 . Main. Phone 488. Medford office: -Nasb Hotel. Phone 800. Advances in WOOD come - without any ' warning. CHEAP PRICES are now on, Don't be one ot many who .will order too late. V t Winter la near. Phone in your oriers. BLOCK WOOD 1 la our specialty. Peyton & Co. "Wood to Burn." 601 Main Phone 535 For Sale Real Estate (Con't) FOR SALE Four room modern house Just completed. Call 114 J after S p. m. 82-9 FOR SALE Grod. building lot In f airviow Audition. Pbone 336 R or 175. Sl-3 FOR SALE Some splendid lots In Mills Addition, very cheap. Phone 636-M or call 901 Lincoln. Nice five room modern bunga low on paved street. Two large lots In Hot Springs' Addition, Two good' lots In Nichols Addition. It will pay you to sea. this property, it is part oi an estate that has to be settled.. Call 203 Fourth St., corner. Pine. ...... A5tf . REAL' BARGAINS' In real estate. See R, H. Maley. Phone 726-w. All Sll FOR SALE Four room modern bungalow on Lincoln' St.. Good location. Terms. Call 1237 East St. J9tf FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN I am tbe owner ot lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, block' 24, ot the First Addition . of Klamath Falls, corner ot 4th and Roosevelt streets, i will sell these four lots for 31,000 cash: They are bound to move quickly at this price so communicate by wire or mall with Ralston ft Com - pany, 4760' Sheridan' Road; Chl- . cago. in. ... : . . J2lf FOR RENT FOIjl' RENT Sleeping, room' ;wlth bath fr one or , two gentlemen. Close' In. 1154 Pine St. A13tt FOR RENT 3 room bouse, tully. furnished, ' modern In every de , tall. Ideal for high school teach ' ers . who ' wish to keep , house. Momyer & Momyer. 'Phone 366. - ' Sltf FOR RENT: Modern 4 room, fur nished or unfurnished apartment. 920 Lincoln. St. Phone 597-W. Sl-S . FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms suitable for high school - girls. 310 So, ,5th St,...,, Sl-3. l i l ' 1 ii nn ;.i hTJv.j rrrr FOR RENT Nice bedroom. .131 north 2nd. (Next . to Crater Rooms). 81-4 FOR RENT Cabin, 12x20. 925 Dolores St. Call after 6 i. m. ,, Sl-3 FOR RENT Furnished Apt. Gar age, wood and water, 330. Mills Hall Apts. 2301 Wantland. Sl-3 FOR RENT Attractive new 3 room - cottage. Bath, sleeping porch .'basement.' 330 month. 1475 Ale- meda. Phone 629-J. 61-3 FOR RENT Sleeping room for one or- two gentlemen. Close In. . Reasonable rates. . Phone 277 W. 621 Jefferson St. A30 S2 FOR . HIRE Saddle, and pack horses to hunting parties, 31.50 per day per horse, packer 35. M. H. Wampler, Rocky Point- Phone Odessa Ranch. A25 S25 WANTED PRACTICAL NURSING. 2222 Or ' Chard Ave. A30 S5 PELICAN LUNCH The Home of the Pelican STEW 8th. Off Main. DB. J. G. GOBLI Glasses Fitted end Groan! Phone 188-W W. P. MYERS LAWYER 808 Odd Fellows Bldg, Klamath Falls ' , DR. F. R. GODDABD peteopathle Physfcun-ftargeoa Phone 821 Office and Bee. "i ' L O. O. P. Temple Klamath Falls, Oregon i. A. GOLDSMITH Onatom Tailor 810 Winters Bldg. Butts From (80.50 to $70.00 MRU. HATR OTTERBBtH Real Botate 801 Lincoln Dobs 83. ' Pag Sere , WANTED (Con't) BOY OF 10 wishes place to room .: and beard In gocd home while going to high school; - Box 146, News. ... . - :. : 82 :,? , WANTED TO RENT Small iinfur-.' Dinueu uiuubiu uuuaa, hvmw 545-W. . " S2-4-'.' 35.00 REWARD tor-. Information', leading to the. recovery .of . my-, Bobtlaled . Irish ' Spaniel . Dog. Pbone 280-W A30 B2 v. HELP WANTED Male" WANTED Man to "milk" and deliv er. Age 17 to 30. P. O. Box 383, city. .Sl-SV,.-? HELP WANTED Female WAiNTED Woman to ranch.' 614 Walnut. i cook . on 82-4 , FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR' SALE 200 tons alfalfa hay. 600 acres alfalfa and stubble -'" pasture to be fed on place, plenty ' ' ' of water. Tassey Stewart. Olene, Ore. , . 82-17 i. HEMSTITCHING SHOP : for sale. . . Inquire at 131 N. 4th St. Phone ' 515-R. ..';- - ' ' . - 2-4 -" FOR SALE Wild plums. ' 6 cents pound. 935 Oalc..St. f.'ST-Jr-f- FOR SALE. Remington' portable.! typewriter." Phone 26'4WJ iSlrf ! WILD PLUMS F. O. B. Lakeviem I Ore. 31;50 'per 20ib:' w lA Postage 25c,' Lloyd's Cash Store. J . Lakevlew, Ore, , : -.( ' A29 &S--I I i HOME COOKED foods, coM meatst salads, cakes, pies, etc, woraanr Exchange. 119 North 4th SL' Phone 490-J. . A7 ST : Agents " for Firestone and General Tires. 6th and Klamath. A7 8 - LOST LOST OR STOLEN Ladles seven. 1 Jewel Elgin watch,' sterling sli ver watch chain, Elka fob, In itials F. M. V. Return to 223 ' 10th St. Reward. A80 86 ' ; MISCELLANEOUS : DRESSMAKING Miss H. G. Whit ney. 610 So.. 6th. 8 OI SECOND HAND GOODS All kinds., Gooding the Second-Hand Man. "I will trade with you." 23e Main. Below Court House. - i , r- At S -' IF YOU WANT TO build or re pair see H. F. Hatton, 2316 Orchard Ave; ; A3 S3. ; DO YOU WANT to sell, liny or ex change? If so call at . DICK'S, new store. Specialising In ahoet and clothing. 220 Main St. - AS 88 1 IF ITS CLEANING or dying wa do;, It. Klamath Dya .Worke. A7 87, BE WELL INFORMED Keep-- up. your reading. We carry the latest fiction. Order your borne paper.. Hale's News Agency. ,,A7 87 -,, JT'S BETTER Shoe repairing. 'Our1' 1 work is second to none. ' Quality Shoe Shop. 433 Main. A7 87,. n: FURNITURE bought and sold. , Prices right C. W. Wllllama. ' 324 Klamath Ave. A3 83 Na Bone Corsets, EUstJe Re. dneers and Oonetletta Hade to Measure. Guaranteed. ' ' MRS. P, E. BANDAJJi .( -; ,.; 881 Jefferson Bt. Phone aW7-W i DR. PHIUP COLE General Practice' of Dentisbry Open Evening by Appolntmeal ' 818 Mala Orer Moe'a Store FRED BTJESTlfa . Real Estate, Ben tola and . Fire Insurance 1090 Mala Bt. Phone 174-W Browne's Paint Store 1029 Main Streets Phone 75 TRIANGLE CAFE'v" r j : : .f.a r The place to get good eaas, OPEN ALL NIGHT Phone OH ,1 a Ijr. ' - -l 1 , . r l Paid for clean cot- die wires. s, . The New.. (Advert Isament-"