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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-04
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First Congregational church
congregation accepting the resig-
nation OF Rev. E.. It. Ford has
adopted resolutions commencing
him to any other congregation
that desires q pastor.
Millinery Openine March 9Th.
Mrs M. A. Young. OF 2708 Nc.
Carver cordialIv invites all ladies
ana Get nricea acknowledgements"
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and to Thomas Kirby of Fairfax
and Queenie Starr of Orting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-04

announcing 1t was a "boy,"
passed around a cigar box.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-04

Ruberoid and Universal Roofing
$1.40 SO. up. Get samples. Ew-
ing's Hardware, I'LL So G.
Advertisement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-04
COFFEE DEPARTMENT.


Our soc Mocha and Java
on sale as usual, Wednesday
and Thursday, on
at, lib. .JJU
II you want the finest
Coffee that is grown, buy
this.
6 bars Sunny Monday 0E.
Soap ............ .HVO
Darling" Extracts, we
claim for this brand the
equal of the very highest
brands known to the public.
Regular 25c value. Econ
omy Sale 10.
FTlce W
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-04

"A hatch left open on the
barge Washington Saturday
night, resulted in a fall for
Albert Mccullough, son of
Robert Mccullough, of the
Tacoma Tug & Barge COM
pany. The young man was
seriously injured.
The record., 1913-02-27
GROW VETCH III WISCONSIN
Farmer Cives lrtereeiing GNr efim2rs
Made Wi.h crc2 Fianted To
sether Wish Clover.

Csy ". A. HARRINGTON, Wisconsin,
Having experienced lula difficulty
in keeping a small tract CT rather in
accessible land In the required state
Of fertility, We tried yetoh, both
spring ard winter varieties. The
seedsman instructed us to grow it " IA
a nurse crop of oats
We were told that vetch would net
thrive in cur Wisconsin attitudes, and
for n time we were willing 20 believe
n. The vetch We started With the OATS
did not get 4 start II ali. although TIE
season was comparatil ely moist.
However. one despisod acre. ~ e.
pertinent On our o.-n Part, which W2
had planted to mixture of clover and
winter vetch. finally rounded IN shaIc
Il had fingered long, wien suddenly
10Th clover and retch took a notion
to grow.
In August there was magnihcc"'
stand of forage, all OF which va;
Flowed under. Thus. although VIC los
a seasons crop from that acre. the In
,,ovement of tillh and fertility re
sulting amply repaid the loss. Mex
spring we will put in more vetch aR'
clover.
The record., 1913-02-27
LITTLE LIFTS FoS THE FARA
F.re-Prcof C.msrt Tor Rcof - Sop
Leaks Cannot b Gea,-CIesg
Paint fer Rou ! WoT...

For fire proof sement for roofs
mix t-.e c,uy o parts, piC.u5 70 oan
part. steel shaVines one part bugaN
ere part. and salt on,-h@lf rl't NIX
Ia thick paste and Use - caco. roc
stopping leaks in any Kind ct Ico',
except shingles IL crnt 10 boat.
Maay tim s The s.r,p- r9n ,.E'"-
On a windo's calls .'r q ,.r. .. g.. -a-1n
other sha6n. and 'a"s, 'rs tF'r"
ere obic, tioHa g. o1' sin. tE"
glass mas ho ,asa. .ro.;,o tT d.
solving Epson salts iu beer srl paint
ing the glass with tie UiN,uTc, us'a E
an ordinary paint brua h Whoa CRY.
you will have tic Ga,st .ni.'-i.i
irosting known.
To make cheap paint t.! t,aGh
woodwork. take six uouada 81 melted
pitch. one pound @! pune lin.ag, ,.l
and one pound cr yellow ooaIe. Al'>,
ard If tso thick add mCIe OF. lhi5 i5
II vsry durable paint for :ny iurao q"
To make paint FOR brick walls add 2
good lime vhitcvash. 4 smrlI a"oeH'
CT suluhate CT zinc ard any cGI9'!nf
matter desired. such IS rcd lead. yei
low ocher. etc. far superior 70 ."
paint for brick val =.
The record., 1913-02-27
Stretching the Wire.

this the screen door IL placed. IL l.
then sprung down in the center and
held in place with a wooden Camp,
slipped over the door, and the table
top or board.
The wire cloth is tackled 10 enc end
of tho door, and pulled as tight as
possible with the hands, and tackled
10 the opposite end. the clamp i is
then removed. and the door allowed
10 spring back to its normal shape
which will stretch the wire cloth tight
A littlo experimenting viii soor
tell how wide the pieces BIB should b,
TO properly stretch the wire. For tbG
screens over the windows they viii O
course not be SO wide. This method
is easy.
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TO RECOVER SCREEN DOORS
Carpenter Hes Method That IS Not
Only Easy, but Very Ca!cii---
Stretches Wire Tight.

The man in the country EHc5 y i
a rather difficult Job TO repair screen
doors and windows. rs the wire u
very hard to stretch tight. The car
peater, however, has method tn5t i
not only easy, but very quick as wen,
and il never fails TO stretch the wire
tight.
The Illustration shows two caIpcn-
ters' horses, which of course arc no.
absolutely necessary, as the work may
be done on n work bench, table. c.
even on the ficer.
Two e-inch or 3-inch pieces os board
ere set on edge as shown at BIB. o.
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PLANTING for Future Seed.

Few farmers feel that they have
time to give to IN elaborate core
breeding plot, bat none OF them is 50
busy that he can't take time to select
tho best hundred ears in his supply OF
coed, and, after testing to be sure ol
It's vitality. plant in plot on the south
or west sides of his main field.
Doing this viii not only simplify ,he
matter of selecting the seed ears pest
Gall. but the location of the best 2n'
most thrifty type of corn in the posi-
tion mentioned will mean that muc}
Of the remainder of the field will h
tertilized by the tassels on these kes
Ter stalks.
The record., 1913-02-27
VI. CAN FURNISH lOC
I EEI:: {: RECORD
AND THE
weekly
COURIER JOURNAL
BOTH ONE YEAR FOR
Ss1.l

We can also give liberal
combination rate with Daily
or Sunday Courier-Journal.
Write Courier-Journa Com
pany, Louisville, Ky, for free
sample copy of edition you
desirt, but be sure to send
your subscription order to this
papcr-NOT to the Courier
Journal.
The record., 1913-02-27
Poor Seed Urprofitable.

The loss from planting neglected
seed corn reduces or destroys tho
profit on The corn crop OF each inti.
vidual farmer, and IN the aggregate
Is an annual loss to the country oi
many millions of dollars.
The record., 1913-02-27
Das. S1aoop's
Re GSGOr alive


white Sewing Machines, in
rotary and vibrator. recdios,
shutties, sic. ia stock for ali
machines. EOARN'S STORE,
The record., 1913-02-27
Beet Crop Shortsoe.

A shortage OF 27 per cent. is report
cd in the European beef sugar crop
German authority says the yield viii
only show si> million tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-13
SCHOOL TAX LEVY FOR ENSUING
YEAR WILL REMAIN THE SAME

erty and being In very Strengthened IN
ancial circumstances. The motion for
the chang was adopted and will be put
mo the hands OF the proper authorities
10 nx the division lines.
Bills to the amount OF sstl.s2 re-
ported BY the Committee on Accounts
were ordered paid.
communication was read from
Judge Nesoitt recently appointed n
member OF the Board of Examiners.
his legal practice he regretted he would
De unable to accept
Just before adjournment was taken.
there was a sudden activity on increas-
Ing or salaries. resulting IN Miss Kate
Hail. nigh school teacher. being granted
a 81" increase; Miss Hervey and Miss
Robinson. drawing and music Instructors
res3ectiNel = $50 increase: Miss Bayha.
$50 increase. Also each OF the ianitors'
salaries. with the exception Of Ritchie
district. which was only recently raised.
were increased IS per month.
Miss Anna Looser Was appointed
teacher OF French and German at the
high school. 20 succeed Miss Gertrude
Roberts. resigned.
q. W. Thomas was appointed teacher
In the commercial department OF the
high school. and %. u. Reans assistant
ment.
Before the board took u, snv OF ,h.
regular business for the evening a com
mittee was appointed at the suggestion
.of Commissioner Rogers 10 draft resoiu-
Uons OF respect on the death OF %. NJ
WiedebuSh. deceased late member OF
the board from Center district Members
ihlenfeld. Miller and Lane we're selected
owing to the absence OF President
Reed. Commissioner Rogers was appoint
ed 60 act in his stead and held the chat
during the proceedings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-13
BOARD OF EDUCATION PASSES
UPON IMPORTANT MATTERS
AT ANNUAL MEETING.
Efforts to Secure Reilly Property for
New Island School Dropped.
island Members Angry.

At the special meeting OF the Board
OF Education held last evening pri-
msrily for the purpose OF fixing the
annual school levy. the budget as sub
mitted by the finance committee was
adopted. setting the tax at 30L. cents.
This levy will net an income of 1874 :
17s.43, against which is estimated an
expense OF s195.T74.s5 The total
school fund on deposit al present IL
sls.ss2.2e. This levy is the same as
last year.
The estimate was based on the fol-
lowing expenditures for the ensuing
year:
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STREET IMPROVEMENT BOND
ISSUE CONSIDERED BY COUNCIL

date. The first issue Of sfOO.5OO "a
be- dated September I. 1913. will be
sub-divided. showing the amount need.
Cd for the work already done. tho
amount for the work contracted for
and what Is desired for new work II
viii then DO submitted to the people
IN that form. IN order that ~ NAV 90
more easily understood
IN the second branch last night. 10
"aH read In its entirety and passed
Us hrst reading. pon information
from the first branch 20 the effect that
IN" city solicitor desired action taken
AZ speedily ~ possible. 70 was taken
up Tor rs second reading and then
read by title for final pas age
When referred 90 the first branch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-13
GROCERS MEET
Special Meeting Of Local Association
HELD and Sunday Selling Topic
Was Discussed

OF Wheeling held last might in The
Market Auditorium il was decided by
them TO carry out the two cases as
scheduled for to-day in regard 10 the
sunday selling ordinance. In the IN.
lure. any grocer may sell candy. milk.
&c cream. etc. but IL they are found
selling groceries they will he arrestsj
ana lined. Furthermore. the associo.
ZION decided TO place a reward of $40
Ior information and conviction OF anv
one selling groceries on the Sabbat5
ms, however. does not affect IN.
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PICNIC AT PART

Members OF the Peoples Tabernacle
ut,,u 'neir annual picnic yesterday AZ
w heeling park. owing TO the rain eariv
IN the morning the crowd did not beetr
70 sather until towards noon. but n@a-
-oui the most Of the members had ar
IiNeh AZ the resort. At noon "A delicious 9
Hlhher was served and the time during
me afternoon was spent enioving the
scenes and amlsements OF the parry.
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Divide school pi.trie,

NnniN'r matter uf snu- import noe
Mhlcn we ffspUsed co. 80 fns meeting
a.i hiEht W.. fre question nf dItiIirg
ltitcfi. school district between r.rI..-t
ulfifisf Hrd The 'Itr This would o.
l''A iI" corporate Hulfs rf fIf rff.-
! Do" lf'l ''fi" plea fHr frf change .~suis
=" Do that fuf.lI. district IT. ur.,lf-
Z" efafu tho trU%uer uI nraf rI.a-
teachers. hafIrr ufflr aassssahIe prop
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-13
FIRST ISSUE TO BE FOR 500. 500
AND DATED SEPTEMBER
7. 1918.
Tentative Date For Election Is Sep.
TENDER Council viii Consider
Further at Special Meeting.

The most important matter before
council a. It's regular meeting lqsf
night In addition 10 the annual an.
preparation ordinance. vas the bond
ordinance providing for the submis.
sion 10 the voters Of the street IN
prOvement issue ~ S2s2 .0GO Final ac.
ton on u vas somewhat delayed laqi
night but steps we're taken 10 have
II submitted Al the earliest possible
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mat body decided to submit II 70 a
vote in a different form. with sub-di
vision showing the amount needed for
work which has been completed ~
addition TO the amount needed sor
work for which contracts have been
awarded. and for work which should
be done Immediately
~ " 30 DO prepared boo its new form o..
'lty Soicit"r J. ~. Brennan. lie is ont
Or ~" city - present but is eArerfsd Oh
return Thursday evening o. fa UFs|r
t.'t me work viii require several d.-s
HuL an enurt viii Do made fp Irte 49,
Oh non ftkcn when council fre~fr rf f..e
tAii "f The unyor. Within two ussta q -
ISSUE must He advertised two r..s.a ..r.I
-fpt"u'ler la9 Tentatively Hesr .rfs. q.
81 ~ no hnf" Tor fhn election
Appropriation Ordinances
Tic annual auurnfir "a .nf ..rH.s... q.
Yves taken ur TO- ife fret rssHrr .rr
Was parcel Pos f.c er.nrf .rt..- ....
sent 90 Tho first branch. Where b.. 80.
ordered received and HleI o. r.r-.-
hrlf reading 'r fur- fnIr also srs ..,-
ordered published and posted rr. 80.
,1ii". and expenditure sH.H au....t fo
Tue t1rfq NJ frr .f. ,~..l.r. -...-
'rrrpfef rri council rnrHrrrsf a. ....
p"Infmenf ~ ewpinrsa .r ffa water r.u
Ht'i. Fe'Itn and rItt 90. r0r Ier.rfn.-,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
M0UNDSVTLLE
To Play Double-Header Here.

Since the local High school football
eleven have completed ARRANGEMENTS
Tor game 90 he played with tho Cam
'rcu High team az the local Fifth
street park. r"Nt Thursday. and the
previous ARRANGEMENTS OF Tho Mound
ny team 10 play the Marietta team at
the FIFTH street park local fane v.u
trf To- witness a douhic-hcadlr. ac-
cofdluE 20 The Information learned
yesterday afternoon T. is expected
mat very large crowd VIII boo ON
hand. ns Marietta win have "a lfrnch
of rooters a8 will Cameron. and the
local squad VII Boz on hand. bringing
High School Will play ifs fr.t r.If
then the Mound city and Marietta for
% lalf. aud Tho High School and then
Mound city team
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
Warrants Issued.

The threewarrants for Ted ana
Earl Sp!cer. also Lewis Joseph. an
three young lads who. II Is alleged
broke into the Wilson music store
on Seventh street and secured q
number Of small musical Instrument
have been sworn our for their arrests
and II b. likely that the three lads
VIII face Squire Lewis today. Tho
local authorities have tho warrs,,.t
ana VIII serve same this mornlnp
II is probable that all eight lads
who are mixed In the number of
small robber.cs which have taken
place in this city. will now be ar.
rested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22

terday afternoon from Pittsburr. Pa
Nhere she spent the Jast two DAYS
with relatives and friends.
me ID. V. V. Club will meet IN reg
ular semimonthly session at their
4eadqnarters I'm the Hicks building. on
JEFFERSON avenue, Monday evening"
IN" regular Tuesday night dance
viii be held al the Myers store ttlild.
ing, az the corner OF Third street and
JeeErson avenue. next Tuesday
Mrs. g. VI Crow is confined IN b,-
nome on Olive avenue with an attack
az typhoid fever
Mr. and Mrs Friend EIar left yes.
terday Tor tlcndenning w. Va, due
ter '
Mt. ana Mrs. ". " Thomas. OF New
VI rtnsville. are spending a few davs
Win friends and relatives in this citv
hcodorc Gilbert. Of Cameron. spent
Yesterday afternoon in this civ on
business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
Daily Short Story
Girl of the Shoru Locks
By Catherine Cooper.

- NaNneElnc CoOpcrs
me slght nEure standing outside the
doctor door was strangely appealing
Sot oh,y "a ys.eai weakness was evident
t.alhIy written In the white. delicate
The man servant OF the eminent sur
geon found himself opening the door
wider ana permitting the little figure TO
v SitS' me Mslt.ns room that connected
that ne withdrew. and a. ne closed tn
9oor he "a wthe boyish frame sink
Gown INTO the great chair by the window.
II might have been 10 minutes later.
% even an hour. before DR.. Wilde en-
SnT ea ~ ,he waiting room u was not MS
ne room TO be empty. lie stopped on
me threshold and then went swiftly
over TO the tummbied heap OF humanity
mat scarcely filled the biz, chair
me delicate face against the cushions
ne azure proclaimed the opposite
Dr. Wilde picked the unconscious fig
IRE up IN his arms. \ thrill swept him
-. "A woman lie whispered with un-
conscious tenderness. a woman in
uI.uILed against his shoulder. And
Net not woman-only n child"
,h wren Diana opened her eyes she
thouEht Just FOR a moment that she mad
lost the dear life she prized so highly,
IN that the wonderfully compasstonaie
lvCe bending over her was one OF the
SO. You have weakened" a voice
1900 her ears. She then glanced
surgeons Jacket that he yyore Sr,iic
/ Of Infinite relief followed her insneStiop
b,lf.,e,lnau. am here really here?'' she
ire velvet fingers brushing her brow
were very restful 81 have come miles
9n1 miles 20 see you" Diana continued
nave sold NV clothes INV Iai~ .,d
everything ! possessed. have stolen
rides on freight trains and TANNED i,v
o1,u,. uay-alI 20 see you" She smiled
And why?' questioned the doctor
ise'ahse wanted desperatelv 70
note. had crert into fer voice tT Ti,,
lo I'VE and breathe toyousIv as other
coe4e 40 ut there r. something en- my
vents a proper current ~ air" lie
great eyes became serious "r ba,c
-"T. neen fading away--for lack 81 air.
n spite or himself the doctor wheel
We viii take out that trouhiesopc
ulNe IN less than no time" no said try-
ing sneak c9ecrfully. But first You
must gain a little strength Won see
l"i tainted from sheer Neakness
r,,i. lana say up and troubled look
90 80 nor eyes. I have only
ana ! thought % would nav YOU Sic
hNScd a moment. Il wanted 20 Get
SHE 80 ,H9, over Ss rs quickly as pos
. .o-"Nett '.' doctors man servant On.
teT..H the room with "a Gun OF steS-rirs-
Drink bis" Or Wilde conr,,.,,.,
gently After TINT will h.nJ vo,, 80,
,n my sister. She loves fust eti-h 1ittre
US, .,,n- is you Perhaps she viii ma
hrht .wor', about ne house" anu some
80 .r was slipping the hot milk
5'I.-35s ''hed her about her mas
IT g So much easier 90 ao,, ones
F ~aivsi,t 'He IS boy she told b m
manded tat seek Won ont ~
-th.n your name so often IN the ltt.i..
western town from which / came ana z
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tn" local Hirh school football
'i"'"n have a very hard game before
nom this afternoon as they are PLAY
ing tho strong Martins Ferry eleven
h" f'ify boys taved efea'ed tho
FOCAL team during Tho first 81 tho
sea" on. lu' since then tho locals nav.
s'r'nethenri Considerably and n ROOT
.'i''' IS expected tn. rare viii
o' called promptly ~ @ O'Clock and
T. Ia''" crowd is expected 10 attenI
the game.
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telt that you were the only surgeon OF
Nhom would no; be afraid"
IL Il only the nervous state you are
IN mat makes you fearful. Any doctor
could have taken out that troublesome
s Sh Of bone lie gazed regrstfgily at the
you sacrinced beaut-fu head OF half
IL Was IN no way necessary"
. lie watched tear trickle In rough
the girls lashcs. but her lips refused
TO second the emotion. instead. they
cur!ed up at the corners.
I wanted 20 live she said softly.
The doctor laughed quickly. perhaps
because Of . lump m his throat.
rested and hunE into n dark prison for
maSqnerading in boys clothes"
me Even W that would not have bothered
sponded guckly. She sat up straight
nov and the doctor watched a dainty
That bit OF color had so odd an effect
upon Or. Wilde's emotions that cold
reason babe him send the girl forthwith
Alice Wilde's charities were varied
una numerous. When she caught sight
OF we slim, shrink. NIX figure that sought
10 hide itself behind her hrother.s great
frame. she smiled.
Alice. here Is a little vagabond who
neS shackei trains and slept IN the
boy cars all the way from the west. She
She Alice Wilde cast a quick
Diana rewarded her with n vivid
o -, iae second one since her change
o, The do, tor laughed and handed the girl
he said Il want 70 en-, n pr'f ,ea lamp it,,
rltei nose Of hers about Friday"
Blaha turned her great eyes appeal
brought cold reason into the ariair AMI
i"it the women together.
emotion during the foliowinr vn.'.
Diana. IN n srotlese white rovr, 80
PINK tint n her checks and Iustre in
her eNes and a laugh ever falling from
her reddening lips. was not the Diana 81
NaErant beauty: she was a piar1 ~
settled wondermont and charm
AFTER the troublesome bone had becr,
came conscious OF rapIJlv ,D,,.,., ~
strength and bodily vigor she yy0r,-.f
increasingly about the house. Alice
sreak OF the eminent stirreo, bt - IT,
mad fallen ready victims 10 her lov,iic
character ana almots Chfldlike harrt,ass
n Ter secret heart she worshired D-
Wide NJ woman adores a man but
once In her life.
pon the day she went 10 his office -
,ell Nun or her new position. Diana bad
summoned al Of her newly acuufro1
strength. 10 was going 10 bc diftlr',it g.
tell him she was leaving
II have been accepted for n noel
~. she began. The doctor h7'
nten inspecting some new Instrument
tc turned and faced her suddenly
l'u nave been accented fl~ moth
,nt ne said; and took her swiftly into
MS arms. I have loved YOU from ~.
moment ] picked Won m ont Of m.
'nair- IT YOU have any !1e9 that ,....
Msre going 60 escape becoming m,
-.9h-h' ! didn't know YOU loved me.
! uld not know YOU loved mo" she 70
leated wonderinrlv with luminous eve.
You know it now doriipg,.! s,o ..,.,
,oo,I.,.' Little girl OF the shoru
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
sy,..m Ahout comnl,,.d-

Tho work Of installing the now
Fapor hog iar sye'cm I'm the county
court hou DIS progressing along very
-rpi'iy ara viii soon boz completed.
tn" fra' VIII probably DO turned on
-owo f.w" next week a. most Of inc
rad '7fore have been Installed Tho
vorfila'ir" system VIII not 10 COM
1lc''1 f0- NJ least ten DAYS vet The
work whom completed viii MAKO
quiz" on improvement about tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
Installing Sewer

Tho county court g. having q large
sow"r Installed along tho road tn
South Glendale. where the road has
boon graded cousidora bly, during the
na~t summer The road is nearing
completion and when all is In good
shape. viii be ono Of tho finest road
ways i1 'lis section Of the country.
The sowCr pine las been hauled on
tho seen" and work viii bo start !
no once 90 putting o. I'm tho ground
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Work Prouressip1

Tho work OF erecting tho now First
VI =. church on Roberts Ridge Is pro-
crossing very nicely under the pre-.
ent ideal weather conditions. and tho
5fructUre WIN soon DE ready for occu-
nancy. TIE windows and doors are
now being placed IN position. and the
interior IS being plastercd The edifce
VIII not no dedicated until In the
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Ready Clothes or
Custom Clothes this Fall?

This is a momentouS JueS-
ton. May we help YOU to
answer it by inviting you to
inspect our shop windows this
very day? Every suit and
overcoat displayed there is
Ready" for service. Every
garment shown behind the
glass and inside our shop is
as carefully designed. CIT and
tailored as any Custom"
counterpart you could buy for
twice the price.