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AGENTS WANTED.

rANYAsSERS wanted TO sell orr cloth
toys, rag dolls and art pillow tops; boat
can sell them; large profit. Art Rabrie
WiilR New Haven Conn
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For SALE 1884, acies so 90. good Inn
proycments uiuetv head GRADED cattle:
terms TO suit purtsaasnr. Address i0Sa'
this ofhce. ~
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5iNz IS sErTEGAsT BUY. SELL AND
EXCHANGE PROPERTY. ROOM pa
BIN1 BUILDING n


For SALE THREE NOW SEVEN AND
EIGHT ROOM HOUSES, WE'LL 10
Gated, IN THIRD AND FOURTH
WARDS; GOOD URROilNDtGG8, ALI
MODERN CONN ENIENCESi VERY
CHEAT FOR CASH, OR PART DASH
AND PART TIME
APPLY AT ONCE no n. l.. MILLS,
2i0 MAIN STREET II
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u VAR, SKIN Remedies positively cure
In Nv cases OF eczema on earth. Al.
HSls Nouse Medicine Co.. Fort Worth.
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~ his PeeIose
Skat YOU tsoat
s,os AND PROPOSALS.

.....----.-- IN -IONTRACTORS--Bids for
I0llth ~ machinery and complete ap-
ffllps Sr power, electric lights, water
rsrtus ~ s,s,p and steam heating and yen-
iappy Y, ne eplleptic colony At Abilene,
tsl,' Mi be received a. the onise o.
cnpu N,rtn 10 O'clock a. m, Noyembc-
li.s hlds 10 be accompanied by GER
n ys6eck, payable TO the governor, for
ttsd sn cen, Of the amount bid; Plans
y y, g .seeIacations can be seen at the ,oiilec
l. ocon9iST'S aicG ~ state Ai nsane
Tess Anstin. Texas. The right to re-
iga ia, and ali bids IS reserved.
ics ~ Joseph ID. Savers,
Governor,
John w. Robbins,
Treasurer.
r. NJ. Love,
Comptroller Of Public Accounts
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PROFESSIONAL.

ss} icr First 'pA'
:" n,ank Of Houston. ql
WeH Congress Avenue,
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS affords more ndvan.
tages for d home than any other suburb
OF Houston. See this property before you
buy.
Lots Tor sale NJ lowesr prices. for cash
or GA lnstallnieut plan.
Houston Huights Office 20 Mnln street
JOHN a. MlLRof. Agent.
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SMALL LOANS made on real or personal
property A. II kennerly. aQ7is Main
rs
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ID; pr SIsaaisifE-well drilIers: fTsf class
h Addrss reasonable; any size 10 -
n IiIV5--SsSss Allef, Texas, Is
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Il TsSn,Son Rccount OF healrn- Iae
ast, az nos confectionery and fruit
Ailhess .s Maln street, best location. me
ktlre ~ - Abnshed; for any informa tion
sslos hon,ssS o. the best Wholesale com.
-. houses 10 city. u
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sITUATIoNs-FEMALE.

WANTED Position. by a colored woman,
to cook wash and Iron for small fam
ily; can give best OF references. Al
drnss 1921. this Office. ~
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
Tuskeego.7

Rev. Smith filled his regular appoint.
ment Sunday at the Baptist church.
Misses Irene Copeland and Lulu Pay
ton Sundayed with Low Smith.
IN Ryan and family moved to Beth.
any, Mo. We regret to lose them.as they
were good citizens.
We understand that H. T. Wiley has
bought E. l.. .Teale's property.
d Rev. Smith and wife took dinner at J..
M. Smith Sunday.
Ed Scott, Nile Jackson and Austin
Payton butchered hogs Monday >. n.
Lee Fosdickivisited Tuskeego5 friends
over Sunday .s s.., HI
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmet Patrick are the
proud parents ola girl baby.
-school closed Tuesday for g two
weeks vacation.
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
Burr Oak Ridge.

4 A. j Rumley and family also Belle
McCalla spent Sunday at Elmer Rum.
1ey's. s.@s.
Il w. H. McCalla was at Van Vert last
week on business and while there visited
his daughter, Mrs. Adams. es
F. Vim. Hazet lost fine COW last week.
r MIR. and Mrs. Barry were called to
Conception, Mo-, to attend the funera
Of Mrs. Barry's mother. q q
Watkins medicine man was on the
ridge the past week. g3
Z 1903 is fast approaching, let everyone
make resolutions for the new. year. g
A kidney or bladder trouble can
always be cured by using Foley's Kid.
ney Cure in time. l.. P. VanWerden. q
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
CORRESPONDENCE 5
Items of Interest as Reported )
Z by our Correspondents. )
Center.

Jesse Robbins is working for Lem
Vanostrand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patton visited on Eden
Prairie Sunday. Sa#
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gardner visited
at w. A. Albaugh's one night LIST week.
Miss Allen will have two weeks vaca-
Mon.
Sim Evans delivered turkeys in Leon
last Tuesday.
Lafe Mitchell was out through Center
buying hogs last Thursday.
December llth was Grandma Sanger's 9
birthday and her children and grand
children met with her to celebrate the
occasion, she being eighty-three years
of age. Mrs. James Stewart gave fine
turkey dinner in honor of the event.
Mrs. Matte Kemp of Des Moines, is
here visiting her mother, Mrs. CARRIER
and other relatives.
Lem Vanostrand left for Mexico,
Missouri, last Tuesday to look at the
country. I &
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pease visited at
Dodge Sears and Ransom Pease's last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis CARRIER visited
Mrs. Sallie Gardner and family recently.
Miss Ilsley and pupils had Christ
mas tree last Friday afternoon before
closing the school for weeks vacation.
The scholars presented their teacher
with muf.
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
Hickory Grove.

Quite few from this vicinity attend
ed the show at Leon Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Woodard are re-
joicing over the arrival of baby girl.
Nellie Wells spent Saturday night and
Sunday with her uncle Geo. Wells.
Mrs. Adams is visiting with her son
near Westervile this week.
w. H. Painter spent Tuesday evening
at s. M. Kier's.
Don Kier and Alaska Harger spent
Thursday evening at A. ]. Wells.
Vern Kier had business at Leon Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Kier visited Sun.
day with their son-in.law g. G. Creese
of Grand River.
Mr.. Ike Edwards and wife and Mr.. j.
E. Adams spent Thursday evening at
w. II. Painter's.' e.
On Wednesday morning OF last week
q message eanae aying aleng oyer the
telephone wires from Abe Wells to the
neighbors Of this vicinity telling them
that there was huge wild cat-in the
woods just east of his house and7for
every body that had a dog and gun to
come quick. j1n less than no time com.
rany Of six armed with heavy loaded
shot guns we're in hot pursuit after the
supposed wild cat. Abe acting as cap
tain rode on horse back, after tracking
it about three and half miles the COM
pany was called to halt by the captain
no had rode back and met them tell.
ing that the wild cat was only poodle
dog and the treats were on him.
Quite number of the young folks
spent Thursday evening at S. M. Kier's.
Mrs. Painter, Mrs. Kier and Irene,
spent Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Chas.
Woodard's.
Mrs. Allen Kier received the sad news
Tuesday evening of the death of her
father, Mr.. Henderson. of Kearney,
Nebr.
Mr.. Duvall and family spent Sunday
at Mr.. Painters.
Bertha Hamper, Minnie and Chas.
Painter, Elaska Harger and Fred Wells
spent Sunday at Mr.. Kier's.
Mrs. Phipps and daughter, Mrs.
Mallie Vertz spent Saturday and Sun.
day at Chas. Phipps'.
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
Garden Grove.

The Masonic Lodge has made a
change in their lodge room the past
weeR, moving a partition in order to
make the kitchen on the south of the
banquet hall larger. When completed
this will make very convenient and
neat lodge room.
There will be revival meeting held at
the Presbyterian church beginning next
Sunday. Rev. Jacob, an evangelist OF
considerable success will assist Rev. j.
@. Hall. ~ '74 H1
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Mcbride
occurred at the Presbyterian church
Sunday afternoon, she having died
Friday evening. She was IS years old.
Mrs. Collin Battle returned from
Indianola Thursday. N
i Mrs. j. N. Crowley and daughter
Jessie, of Charlton, were here attending
the funeral of Mrs. Mcbride.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Richard
Thursday, December is, nine pound
girl. =,
Miss Clara Goodman of Leon came
Saturday to visit at the Bartlett home.
Miss Mary Arnold went to Davis City
Saturday where she. will spend her va.
cation, aa
George Battle went to. Richmond,
Mo-, Monday to spend the winter. If
H. w. Potts has placed a gasoline
lighting plant in the Williams g. Grena,
walt clothing store. The light is the
same as is in Mr.. Potts drug store and
I is entirely satisfactory. f3-
1.-THE stock of general merchandise
owned by Ira Miller which was sold 'to
Mr.. Davis, Of Pike county, Mo-, was
sold to J.. w. Higginbotham of the
same place last week. 1t is not knowr
at present what Mr.. Higginbotham in.
tendsGtoTdo \. With s'ltte the stock. es,l u
+ 4 faathsIls, loye, is is 4 the best part of.e
child's inheritance. 'f#s' II
ppsoxs, asjat6yss afe undttec
tfUtiuse as tools. ~ go 80
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
WestervilIe.

Mesdames Austin Draper, and Jim
Draper took dinner at Jim Coles Sun
day.
The Misses Myrtle Gilreath and Stella
Acton called on Esther Louthen Mon.
day afternoon.
Will Trower and family of Centerville
are visiting at J.F. Landes'.
The successful teacher, Laura Brad
shaw, gave her scholars quite surprise
Friday evening by giving them some
nice presents. She has two week s va
cation.
Anna Gimerson visited her cousin,
Mary Branner Saturday night.
Jim Jones delivered hogs at Grand
River Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Will Burchett are re-
joicing over the arrival of new baby
girl.
Dell Cornet returned home one day
last week from Bethany, Mo-, where
she has been visiting.
The box supper at the school house,
was well attended Saturday night, but
ended with fight as usual. Tony Gill
reath came very near being shot the
bullet passed through his pants and
lodged in his pocket.
Harry Gilreath sold fine turkey one
day last week that brought the round
sum of $500.
Mrs. w. F.. Briner and Mrs Landes
called on Mrs. Jim Cole Sunday even
ing who is suffering with rheumatism.
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
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Woodland.

e. D. Newlin returnedfrom Mendoza,
III. lastwee whereehe has been attend
ing College and will spend the holidays
at home.
Mrs.Delos Eight, of Derby Ia. came
Sunday and visit relatives here until
after Christmas.
Rev. A. E. Hatch preached at the A.
g. church Saturday night and Sunday
and intended. to begin a protlacted
meetings but on account of bad roads
it was postponed.
J.,S. Coontz returned from the Keo-
kuk Medical College Saturday to spend
holidays with home folks.
A. P. Coontz was in Chicago last week
fine load of cattle of his own feeding.
]. l.. Still transacted business in Gar
den Grove last Wednesday.
Sarah Beaver, widow of the late Jack.
son Beavers died last Saturday morning
with brain fever and was buried in the
Lentz cemetery.
Verda Deisher and Ollie Dent were
Garden Grove callers last Friday.
Eli Hutchinson and J. E. Coontz were
Leon visitors Saturday.
Tom Lane, G. A. Carlson j. S. Bea-
vers and Trave Lane attended Masonic
Lodge at Leon last Wednesday evening.
Downing Shaw Of LeRoy was in town
last Friday buying cattle. @
M and Mrs Finley Thomson of Kan
sas City are visiting relatives near here.
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
ireland Items.

Mrs. Hannah Grogan went Sunday
to stay few days with her sister, Mrs.
Hardy WATSON who is quite poorly at
this writing.
Ed Griffin spent Sunday with friends
at Grand River.
Uncle Candy Robinson, of havana,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. 9. M.
Shankel.
Dennis Daughton lost three head OF
fat cattle last week by hay stack fall
ing on them.
Mrs. John Crider has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mansfield Bennett and family visited
at Seth Byron's Sunday.
Miss Alice Flynn is staying in Leon
this week with Mrs. D. Griffin. &.
Mr.. A. Hatfield and family gave, an
oyster supper to the young folks in
their neighborhood Monday "A large
crowd were present and all reportas
good'time.7 s~.zsa .ss5a! ssAs' sas' =
C.sM. Shankel had businessAni Ravan'
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
Palestine.

Rev. Chas. Reeder of Leon preached
al Palestine Sunday at eleven o'clock.
There was good attendance in spite OF
the cloudy weather and muddy roads.
Little River was out of banks and
Steve Kohal was ferrying people across
the water Saturday night.
Misses Helen and Maggie Whis'er
we're at Kingston one day last week.
Mrs. Dale of Davis City was visiting
inthese parts last week.
Clyde Pryor is sporting with new
sled. a-ss..y, IL, ,tt,;,5 i4i
soto Pritchard who has been workin G
for Eliza Holmes the past week return.
id home Saturday. n. s5.5s ~. .,3s s,;s
z Miss Pearl Pryor of Kingston is visit
ing home lksduring vacation.
MRS. Bill Shy and daughters Jessie
and Edna sundayea AZ the bone 81
silas Whistler. s,4 ia ss
Madge Davenport and two daughters
aud MasterG g len Groscup called at Mr.
Pryor1s sund ay IL. l#s +fIss HI, III, s
Ray Gave from north OF Decatur call
ed on Ira Akers Sunday. VII +,
Miss aaaiesMartin of Leonis visiting
with the family .ofaher brother J.ithi,
week iGs Il II Ssl7, vi sE ai ,sfs5sss e'-pss s.ela
Mr.. and Mrs, Ben Kohal g Of !, 20 Florll /
Ri.ey, n kansas, returned. last Tuesday
for an extended visit with, their sor
Steve; 3 Y as.t.,z Ell s5f q
mrs. George Pryor and little daughte,
called Oh Mfs. g Gibbenss T Thnrsd day, Ia !. {.
Twenty Of the young folks met Att at ~! !!
home Of Helen and Maggie Whistler Sun
dayeevening, the evening was spent ii
music and socia chatliug. 'les. M |. E.ss f '
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
Morgan.

Elba and Everett Dale called at NJ
L. Dale's Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Massey, of Wood.
land, visited their daughter, Mrs. j. w.
Hubbard. Tuesday.
M. l.. Cozad had business at Leon
Wednesday.
Charles Campbell, wife and daughter
Ella were Leon visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida Hubbard and daughter Hal.
lie called on Mrs. Mary Dale Wednes.
day.
Mrs, Zed Gore and son Roy spent
Thursday night with her dadghter, Mrs
Bird Cozad,
Miss Ethel Campbell was suffering the
past week with severe spell of tooth.
ache.
Miss Cleo Bryson will have Two weeks
vacation during the holidays.
Miss Elma Sears is assisting Mrs. Bird
Cozad with her work.
Miss Lulu Newcomer recently received
letter from her cousin, Ira Webster
who is employed in Uncle Sans service
in the Philippines.
V. K. Robinson had business at Leor
one day last week.
IT. Newcomer was Pleasanton Wis
itor Friday.
o. B. Marble was called to King City
Mo-, recently to take charge of the rail
road Office at that place.
Is. Robinson and family visited al
Mrs. S. j. Cozad's Sunday.
M. L. Dale and wife spent Sunday al
J.!W. Hubbard's.
We understand the debate at the
Smallwood school house between Snow
and Belts was postponed on account Of
bad weather.
John Osborn was severely kicked by 8
horse one day last week.
Uncle Cam. Robinson spent last weel
at Claud Osborn's..
Miss Lulu Newcomer called on Mrs
Hayes Monday.
M. l.. Cozad made business trip tt
Clarinda the first of the week.
c. B. Bledsoe departed for We]dor
Sunday where he will work for William
Woods.
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
Lone Star.

Rev. Reeder occupied the pulpit at
Palestine Sunday morning.
Mrs. A. Hammond and Mrs. Ira
Hammond visited with Mrs. Geo. Ogil.
vie Monday, S
Jessie Hammer spent Wednesday night
with Fora Cummins.
Ray Cave spent Sunday with Ira B.
Akers. 4
. The pupils of Lone Star are enjoying
two weeks vacation. Al
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ogilvie visited at
j. Johnson's Friday.
Fora Cummins spent Thursday night
with Helen Deck.
Emma Akers is visiting with relatives
on Elk.
Mrs. w. NJ. Shy and daughters Edna
and Jessie spent Sunday at Cyrus WINS
lers'.
Fora Cummins moved to her new
home west of Leon Saturday and will
attend Leon school the coming year.
w. N. Shy had business in Decatur
City Friday afternoon.
There will be Christmas tree al
Palestine Christmas eve.
Lewis and Maud Kentner spent Wed.
nesday evening at Cummins'.
james Masse of Aberdeen, Scotland,
is visiting his sister Mrs. John House.
I'll brave the storms of Chilkoot Pass,
IN cross the plains of frozen glass,
l'll leave my wife and cross the sea,
Rather than be without ROCKY
Mountain Tea. Sold by w. q.
Stemnpl r. Co
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
Van Vert.

j H. O. Wilson was in Leon Tuesday.
A. J.3Owens was in Weldon Monday.
Miss Millie Thompson spent Sunday
in Van Vert with her cousins, Media
and Clella Thompson.
81 Born, to r. E. Ball and wife Saturday,
son. ~
4 j. b. Thompson and wife were Leon
visitors Tuesday.
s. d. Munger moved into the Barr
house Monday.
Elmer Bennett, the barber in Ander.
sons shop, was in Leon Tuesday.
Mi. .,Arebaugh moved in W.. F: Blair's
house Thursday. ~ '''a
L. R. McJimsey has returned from
Gravity, where he has been working as
extra agent.
Miss Zuiah Belding, who has been
teaching the Hawkeye school, has been
compelled through sickness to discon-
tinue teaching for the.present.HH fl
! Lewis Holt has moved toEvan Vert.
Miss Nellie Edwards, ,sof Des M.otnes,
il visiting relatives here. " IA y
l.sMrs.4I. Thompson is. on the sick list.
Mr., Ray Thompson spent Sunday
With his cousin, Loran Thompson.
zJ.t =. Thompson vent. to EHumeston
Tuesday to!moye Nj. .Hanschild. III
The children are Still pfacticing for
Christmas atethe Christian church. Sew
enty.fye children are taking part.
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
A Million Voices

Could hardly express the thanks of
Homer Hall, Of West Point, Ia. Listen
why: A severe cold had settled on his
lungs, causing most obstinate cough.
Several physicians said he had consum-
ption, but could not help him. When.
all thought him doomed he began to
use DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption and writes-''it completely
cured me and saved my life. l now
weigh 227 lbs.' It's positively guaran-
teed for Coughs, Colds and Lung
troubles. Price SOC and Sl.OO. Trial
bottles free at l.. Van Werden's
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25

Don't forget the. old man
with the fish on his back.
For nearly thirty years he
has been travelling around the
world, and is still travelling,
bringing health and comfort
wherever he goes.
To the consumptive he
brings the strength and. flesh
he8so much needs.
ITO. all weak and sickly
[children he gives rich and
Strengthening food.
Ito thin and pale persons
he gives new firm flesh and
rich red blood.
#Children who first saw the
old man with the fish are now
grown up and have children
ofthelr own.
He stands for SCOTS Emul-
sion of pure cod liver ola
delightful food and a natural
tonic for children, for old folks
and for all WIG I'll in esd Aesh ana
strength. !, !; !. . q: :
;:yscoTTs& 'solkNEssssc cEefs;ai sts I, :ssa:'-
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
Report from the Reform School.

]. q. Gluck, Superintendent, Prunty.
town, w. Va, writes: "After trying all
other advertised cough medicines we
have decided to use Foley's Honey and
Tarrexclusively in the West Virginia
Reform School. find it the most
effective and absolutely harmless" L.
r. Van Werden.
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
+phetlimatism Cllred11fii ;aDaV

eSiy stfc Cure, Tor rhenmatism and Neural
gig dical in 4 3 days. Iss; action
ics,ss-ss1t reme at ONCE the cause end 4 Ne
8ac4se Immediately dfsappe gas xEh hsv s4Fs3
dose greatly benefits. $fOU S J .LniNsn
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
5Foils "A Deadly Attack.

/, 3"M.y wife, was so:itl5 that good physic-
lians we're unableato help her, writes
M, NJ. Austin, ofWlnchester, Ind but
twas completely cured by Dr.. Kings New
Life Pills" They work wonders in
stomach and liver troubles. Cure con
fstipationE, sick p esa.dache "a. .se5c atlL. Van
|Werden's DRUG store NJ ..-!s
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25

What are you going to bring to the
Library sale for next Saturday.
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
ma the past week.

ma the past week.
S. A. Gates and g. NJ. Keller, of Leon
took dinner at Dennis Daughton's Mon
day.
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
TO Cure 4 Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
Il. W. Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25

Q sffNl sses sta write to
!, .sl on G: 9 2. ~ = 9ordaa..! !a.. =! Enid q ID! .
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
Russ BleachingliBlue

Should be in every home. Ask your grocer for
i 1T and take no substitute. 1oc a package. .15-4
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25

!: .yscoTTg& BostfSEssc es;sli s;li ~
aPS pS;sd slaS; aSsTesf si Hssrk
The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25

e. DtaNewlin returned from Mendoza,
III. last week whereshe has been attend
ing College and will spend the holidays
The Hawaiian star., 1902-01-16
THEIR own BUILDING
MASTER BUILDERS ASSOCIATION
EXPANDING.
Allied Trades Invited to Affiliate and
a Building for Headquarters is In
Prospects.

The Master Builders Association has
established a fund for the erection of
a building of its own, as a part of its
plan of expansion. Already some mo-
ney has been set aside for the purpose
1t is proposed to erect a building, in
which the association can have a large
hall, for a builders exchange, with
offices for contractors architects, etc,
the building to be especially for the
builders and allied trades
For the past three or four months
the association has kept headquarters
open in the Elite block with j. d.
Avery, assistant secretary in charge.
In the new building the association
will have larger quarters, and there
may be a restaurant and cafe up stairs.
The association is carrying out it's
plan to take in allied trades, and will
probably have a large membership in
the near future. Representatives of all
the various trades which it is prOpos-
ed to take in have been communicated
with. The association has proved a
great convenience to builders and the
larger organization viii be of benefit
to all who are engaged in the building
trades 1t may be some time before
the building project can be carried out
but the association is in such prosper
Gus condition that the members have
no doubt they will ultimately have
their own headquarters.