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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-01
Prices Go From soc to Sc O. Yard

Black Italian %satins, S1.5O to 81.
Black satin regence, colored stripes,
2.
Black satin, $1.25.
Black messaline, CSC.
Faille, black, white and %colors, So.
Satin, black and ivory, $1.S5.
Crepe, 1925.
Crepe faille, 1925.
Broche crepe, So.
Gabardine Shantung, Soc.
Natural color printed gabardine, 81.
52-inch satin, black and %colors, $3.50.
Printed taffetas, 81.
east Aisle and West AIsI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
NELLIE BAROMETER

I severely beaten by the German tribes
under ATminiu5 Armiuius was d
home-Iovlng man, and everything went
/ along smoothly. until one day Varus
ran out of spaghetti He was feeling
rather hungry and Went over to see
ArminiUs. They were both having a
friendly chat until Varus asked Ar
minus if he would loan him some
sauer kraut until he could get some
spaghetti Nell tells us that Armfniu5
never ate spaghetti. so It made him
real angry TO think that d wop would
have the nerve to eat s. Eraut Armin-
ius told Varus that as long as he IIv-
ed, and he could help it, no Wop would
eat sauer kraut This made Yarus go
in the shade under the collar ana he
picked up q lump Of starch ana hit
Arminius On the chin with it, ct
course. this started one grand SCRAP.
Mrs. Farus was upstairs in the back
room washing her diamonds. when. ON
looking up, she saw Arminius punch
ing her partner for life She then
called the Roman army. which was
camping back in the garage making
Roman candles. In the meantime
LiyerWurst the Young son OF Arniu-
fus, went for assistance. From NeTIz
own lips we hear that Lfverwrrzt
brought so much assistance that the
Roman Iegions did not have look in
Nell said. For many years after this
battle wore nothing but spaghetti
for shoe Iaces."
Nell then told as of another battle
she witnessed This was jan Alb b G..
in which the athenIans were defeated
at Syracuse Frank Syracuse was the
father Of % children. Nell said thar
Frank had been married four times
She said that the Syracuse children
had very bad habit Of throwing old
horseshoes at the Atheniaus' chick
ems The Atheniaus being bIacksRiths
oy trade, it is only natural that thew
were very sensitive about having thair
chickens annoyed By horseshoes- One
not afternoon in December a little
puileJ was crying his ewes ont when
Philip Athenians happened along. He
asked the little puuet what the orv-
ing was al about After the little
pullet dried his eyes with some green
grass he looked up into the face Of
Phiilp Athenians and told him how
the Syracuse children had been be-
having. Philip Athenians went 10 see
+ rank Syracuse During the confer
ehce some very warm dialogue was
INDUCED in. In parting, Philip IN
formed Frank that there would be
war And war there was. In fact
lhere was so much war that paflip
"lsnea that he had never made a kick
70 the Syracuse family For further
information on this battle Nsn ia
forms MS that we viii have 70 resa
ne life Of Henry Clay ana Daniel
Webster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
~ MAURICE ELLIOTT.


-'7l'iS i'aI o--i''5' ~ a7 l'-7 CHING VI
a poor but respectable thermometer
salesman NeIIs papa was hardly able
to make both ends meet, so therefore
decided that Nell must go to work.
She secured a position as q longshore-
man in peanut butter factory. This
kind Of employment did not suit NeITs
father. He wanted his Nell to Join
the navy. She promptly told her
mothers husband that it was no use
Of him trying to force her 10 do some
thing that she did not like. The old
man was SO disappointed in his Nell
that when he died he cut her of with
out a cent. 1t was up to Nell to do
something useful. so she decided to
become q Red Cross nurse. NeITs
mother cher fathers Widow plead
with her not to take this course. But
Nell insisted. with the result that Mrs.
Barometer gave her consent.
1t was in 4g0 B. c. that Nell wit
Messed the FIRST battle It was the bat
tie OF Marathon, in which the Persian
hosts were defeated by the Greeks un-
der Miltiades. Nell told as herself
That this scrap was started BY the
Marathon family. It seems that a Mr..
and Mrs Marathon were sitting on the
front porch Of their residence, having
their maps photographed alone in 6
group, when Greek ragplcker hap
pened to be passing. Mrs Marathon
asked the ragpicker if he was mar
ried- The ragpicker being a woman
hater, took this as an insult. He i'm
mediately started to look for Mlti-
AIDES At this period Mluades was
head bartender at the DardaneIIes. q
leading hotel in ConstantinopIe. BY
mere luck the ragpicker found Mil
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
CANTON BUSINESS NAN
SUFFERED 70 YEARS
II. Gibson Swiftly Restored and Feels
Like Young Man Again.

"a Gibson. a business man Of Can
Ton, ILL.,. for 20 years was a sufferer
from stomach disorders. He took
many treatments and spent large
sums seeking relief.
One day he tried dose OF Efavr's
Wonderful Remedy. The results he
sought came at once. He found quick
relief Telling Of his experience. he
wrote:
Your medicine is the best on earth
I have spent hundreds of dollars on
medicine, doctor bills, and hospital
expenses I have been sick for 90
years. Since took your medicine /
Ieel Ike young man again.
hayr's Wonderful remedy gives mar
nanent results for stomach. liver and
intestinal ailments. Eat as much and
whatever you Ike. No more dIxtraaa
aEter eating, pressure Of gas in tha
stomach and around the heart. Get ona
bottle Of your druggist now and nv 4
On an absolute guarantee not sat
isned' money viii be returned
For sale b. J. a, Bengstou, Drugriz+
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25

Sept 24-CaptajH John Sreckfus
owner and commander Of the packet
boat Verne Swain, has provided the
masthead OF his boat with a splendid
new electric light. Of the most i'm
proved pattern.
Sept 25-The wedding of Arthur
Heurley and Miss Grace Elizabeth
Champion, daughter of r. CHAMPION.
was solemuized at the Trinity Episco,
pal church with Rev r. F. Sweet
officiating.
Sept. 2f-The damage suit of John
ONeil VS.. the SechIer Carriage works
of Moline occupied the larger part of
the attention Of the circuit court yes
terday afternoon At the opening Of the
court this morning the plaintiff, ny the
verdict returned. was awarded $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
SELL TICKETS FOR
FATS VS.. LEANS GAME

Tickets are now on sale for the hall
game between the Fats and Leans.
which is to be played at the Island
city park Tuesday, Sept rs. The game
viii be called at 800 sharp The pro
eaeds Of The contest wiz 60 to the
benefit of the Associated Charities.
Il H Henzley, captain Of the Leans.
believes he has an aggregation assem-
bled for the coming battle that viii be
able 90 squeeze through the tiEhtast
of places and cop the victory. Cap
tain Frank Brough Of the Fats how
ever, is just as confident as to the
ability OF his squad, and he asserts
that the Leans will have to put up an
awfully thin game il they get the vic
tory On the day of the battle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
From The Argus Files of 1890

Sept l3--Barnnm Is Bailey's circus
was here today ana showing on the
Twenty street grounds. between
Moline and Seventh avenue.
The bill fer The Hennopiu canal was
signed by the President
Sept 2o.--A meeting of the citizens
was held at the Harper house TO plan
a celebration over the news of the
success Of the HeDnepin canal.
Sept. 22.-1Iayor MoConochte and
Alderman ~. r. Schroeder returned
from q business trip to Chicago.
Thieves ransaeked the home OF
George L. Aster, while ne and his fam
lily were down town attending the Hem
nepin canal celebration.
Sept. 28-Tbe J. q. Chapman came
down the river with Is strings of logs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
FIRST FOOTBALL
ACCIDENT OCCURS
Alfred Olson Breaks Left Collar Bone
While Practfcing at Exposition
Park.

The first football accident recorded
in Rock Island for this season oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon at EXPO
sition park, where Alfred Olson, with
a number Of other young men, was
practicing the pigsHn game. and sus-
tanned a broken collar hone.
The accident occurred in the midst
of hair raising scrimmage, E so dear
to the lovers Of gridiron sport. Dr.
Joseph De Silva was summoned and the
injured youth was removed 10 his
home, 512 Fourth avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
GRAND JURY FOR
PRESENT TERM IS
THROUGH LABORS
Twenty-four Indictments Are Returned
by Secret Body According to
Final Report.
CHIARESzA Held ron MURDER
Charged WITH Claying Salvatore Scire
on sept John Pierce Held fer
Aanelaughfer.

After being 3n session since Monday
aflarnoons tae grand jury for the Sep
leuber term Of court completed its
roFa yesterday afternoon al 4t50 and
Sled us mai report with Judge W. e
Church. who thanked tho members for
sae expeditions manner fig which they
have conducted tbrir work and excused
#aem
Tweuty-foar indictments we're re-
turned. seven ri which were sup
pressed cor service. The grand jury
refased r. find true Bills in q cases.
The most Important indictment re-
turned was that against Diego Char
euza who 5s charged with the murder
81 Salvador Seira. sIciIisu shoemaker.
Gil the morning ot sept ~.
True Bills.
Tn addition 10 this case. the other
true bills found Heru against the fol-
lowing defendants
Henry Klulz paudariug Two ine
3ictments. Charged with taking Flor
enee Morton q Hampton for immoral
purposes. against her VIII. on Dec. IS,
1919 Iu other case charged with tar
ing Blanche HalI to Hampton ON July
o, 1915. for Immoral purposes, against
ler will.
John Price, granddaughter, Charged
Nith killing John Moore on July a.
1915. In Rock Island
William Fl Koran. rape. Two in
Hictments. Charged with assaultne
Ruth pasr1e ii Long View mark. Rock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
MIDNIGHT SUPPER AND AUTO
PARTY.

Mrs. ". c. DENIES. at her home. 81
Sala apartments, entertained q com
panv of friends last evening at . mid
night dinner and automobile party
Dinner was served IN four courses AT
a table decorated with white roses and
ferns. and at its conclusion the com
pany was taken for ride about the
three cities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
WIFE OF DOPE FIELD
SENT TO WATERFOWL

Mrs, Lillian Sherman, was sent to
the #atertown hospital yesterday for
mental treatment She was addicted
to- the use of drugs and after being
examined by the medical board COM
posed OF Dr. 2. Bradford and DR.. r.
h. Miller, it was recommended that she
be sent to the WATERFOWL institution
for treatment.
she is the wife OF Fred Sherman. an
alleged dope dead, who was recently
arrested for The theft of Justice Of
Peace J. W. Maucker's automobile and
later sent to Watertown hospital for
treatment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
TARGET CHAMPION Is
KILLED IN FLANDERS

London. Sept 25.-Lieutenaut A. n.
" n, Ommundsen of Edinburgh, Scot
land, champion shot Of the British en-
pire. is reported to have been killed
while fighting in Flanders. Lieuten-
ant Ommundsen was winner of the
chief prizes at the shooting taurueys
held at Bisley, England. including the
kings prize which he took at the
meeting OF the National Rifle associa-
ton in 1901 He had been a member
Of International rife teams.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
n,namLte Eonnd in Pa.tahfca.

New York, Sept 25.-Eight sticks Of
dynamite, weighing u pounds were
found ia q package in the foreign
branch postofice here yesterday. The
package was addressed to Virginia
Roascio, Ceva, Italy. The name of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
PARTY 70 H0NOR MISS LEWIS.

y FL
Miss Louise Lewis of Davennorf
whose marriage to E. E. Nicholas of
this city is TO take place the latter
part Of October, was the guest of
honor at party given last evening by
the Misses Helen Cross and MIda Cal
pralth at the Cross home, 1920 Iowa
street, Davenport. Eight Rock Island
ana Moline girls were the guests al the
affair which was a yellow and white
party. The house was deliberately dec
GRATED with flowers in the chosen col
ors and with fastoons Of cupIds and
ribbons While the wedding march bv
Aendelssohn was being played the
girls marched to the dining room for
supper which was served at one lar~s
table. The table had as q center piece
a basket filled with yellow coxconb IN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25

either side Of which were crystal
candle sticks holding yellow shaded
tapers Ribbons extended from the
chandelier TO the corners OF the table
and at each place were yellow hearts.
A contest was played and the favor
went to Miss Edna Buettner Of this
city Musical numbers were ENJOYED
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25

Charged WITH passing worthless c1ecE
for s14 on Ed Wander Bussche Of Rock
Island on July p. and passing WORTH
less check for SIS on Hector Dnulster
Of Rock Island on July IT.
Frank Yat0f Larceny. Charged with
Their July q of14 new journal brasses.
valued at Sc each. ard tao old brasses.
valued at SO each. in silvis yards OF
the Rock Island railway
Frank Anderson Assault with in-
tent 10 commit murder. Charged with
assault Aug. 10 oa Claus Swanson.
with revolver, in Moline boarding
house
Mike Kayotowlch Assault with in
tent to commit murder Charged with
assault aug = on Patroimau AlfoBs
F0rett of East Moline,
George Davis. Burglary and lag
ceny. Charged with burglary Sept. 70
at home OF Charles Taylor. Moline. and
theft Of s. In cash.
Ignored Gases.
Twenty-oHe cases we're ignored hr
the grand jury. seven Of the defendants
being in county Jail as follows
Oscar BergfaIk. larceny.
James Z. Phillips. burglary and lag
ceny.
joe 8 .ddeiI. larceny.
John Bene3icb malicious mischief
Jim Decairo, assault with deadly
weapon.
Adrian Green, larceny
II f. f7Er-f-r- 1-v-ar4ee Esl-aa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
CHILD ATTACKED
BYAN ANGRY cow
sos OF Aels Monsoon is Near Death
When Animal Cores Lad While at
Play Near Moline.
WOMAN PLAYS PART OF HEROINE
Yrs. Anna Bishef of Deere Farm Pre-.
seBts Boy From Being Tramped
10 Death.

But for the quick action Of Mrs
Anna Bishof. living on the Deere ex-
perimentaI farm. Albert wonsop. g.
geaT-old son Of Nels Nonson. would
hav3 been seriously injured or killed
by a maddenad COW yesterday after
noon. The animal escaped from its
keepers near Thfrtv-seveEth street
Moline. and after making an Intellectual
attempt to fpfura them attacked and
g0rad the child bIaving in q ward
nearby.
The bow was gored under the right
eye. Horns Of the infuriared animal
also Erazed the left side OF his head.
tearing the scaIp.
lIrs. Bfshof was passing at the time
and saw the COW. faamfnr AT the month
and believing. dash al the frightened
child.
She was toe late to prevent the ami
mails onslaught. but she snatched the
bog from its path and barely in time
90 save him from haiur +raaqn1e5 ~
death beneath the fvfng boofz.
The COW is said ia he the uronarfv
Of Dr. A. II. Arp of Moline ana had
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
SOCIAL

LOYAL BEREANs ENTERTAINED.
The Loyal Bereaus class Of the Me
mortal Christian church held a bust
ness and social meeting last evening
In The home of Mr. and Mrs. N. O..
Wlllhite, 216 Thirteenth street. A
time of sociabiIity was enjoyed and
light refreshments served after a brief
business session.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
CITY CHAT
advertisements

advertisements
Buy p home Of Reidy Bros.
For express. call William Trefz.
TTi-City Towel Supply company.
Independent Express & Storage.
r. L 981.
Fine quality Of ctnders. Gail Rock
Island Brewing company.
If you have d horse 10 sell. see
ThornhilL Phone r. J. 1872.
Rosen6eld Plumbing & Heating Co.
1911 Third avenue, phone $40.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-16
THE ''OLD BOY" A FAKC?-
STUDENTS REUNION

It is the opinion of the writer
that the "old man" of the Journal
is fake. Some are guessing that
it is James H. Cathey who is doing
this writing. | shall guess tn It the
old man. is none other than Wal
ter Gambler. He says that the late
DR.. J. M. Gambler was the best friend
he had On earth, and that he saved
his life many times. This is no
doubt true. The "old man" has
caused the old people to jog their
memories and pass in review their
old time acquaintance. Now if the
editor of the Journal will say that
the old man. is not fake, | will
withdraw my opinion.
The suggestion, some time ago, in
t22e Journal IN regard to the old
students of Prof. Dawson and Prof.
E7ueneS having a reunion, strikes
the writer with much favor. Think
we should do this as a tribute of
respect and honor to those pioneer
heroes of education in Jackson
county. In order to get this sug-
gestion in tangible form will ask
Mr.. 0. B. Coward of Webster, and
Mr.. M. Buchanan of Sylvia, to join
me as a committee to arrange a
program and fix a time and place.
Ii seems to me that East La Porte
would be the proper place for this
reunion. XVI
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-16
NOTICE..

North Carolina,
Jackson County.
BY virtue of the power of sale
contained in a deed-in-trust execut-
ed by John S. McMahan and wife
Lizzie McMahan to NJ. Y. Jarrett
on the 18th day of May 1909, and
Registered in the office of Register
OF Deeds for Jackson Countyin book
50 at page 1926 ct sea-, and default
having been made in the payment
OF said debt and the power of sale
therein contained having become
operative, J. P. Jarrett. the bene-
tlclory, having demanded the said
trustee to foreclose said deed in
trust.
Now, therefore, l, M. Y. Jarrett.
trustee, will, on End. day of August
1915, at II o'clock M. at the Court
House door in the town of Sylvia in
said county and State, sell at pub
lie auction for cash the following
described lands, to wit:
Adjoining the land of Thad Brooks
and others in Dillsboro township.
jackson County N. c. Re6;nn;nd
on a spanish oak on the top of a
ridge, and runs thence a west
course to a black oak on TOP of the
ridge; thence north east with the
meanders of the top of the ridge to
the top of the main mountain to a
chestnut; thence north east with
the main mountain to the TOP that
divides Bankers Creek from Mack
Town; thence a south course with
the meanders of a ridge to the be-
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-16
The WEATHER

70 The Editor CT The Jackson:
Dear Sir: You know that many
T. people are not satisfied with the
weather, therefore with your per-
mission, | will rewrite the following
dimes for the benefit of the 9rum-
hlers:
Don't press your little troubles ON
the friend you chance to meet:
Don't complain about the weather.
of the cold or of the heat;
You are better off, most likely, than
the man you're talking TO.
Then bottle up your woes, my friend
whatever else you do.
lie. too, has many sorrows, so don't
bother him with yours.
have known devout believers"
who would set out in the spring.
And tell the Lord the weather
wasn't just the proper thing;
That the crop would fail most ce--
tain lest He made it thus and So
And still the wheat and rye came
on
Corn grew in the row."
The Lord paid no attention but
just ordered it his way.
And then the last of August thew
were harvesting their hay.
SO let this be lesson, when your
troubles multiply;
They are ripening a harvest snd
you'll reap it by and by.
Your woes are necessary as the
storms in summer time,
And to erumble, grumble, grumble
is but little less than crime.
Everything is wisely ordered by the
One who knows the best;
Then do all you can in reason and
the Lord will do the rest"
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-16
COMMISSIONERS LAND SALE

| oo-'1 N1AOo1o1SLNO LAM DALI
By virtue of an order of the Super
lor Court of Jackson County in tn.
cause of j. M. Price Administrator
of Geo. W. Shular, deceased Agains
Margaret Shular, Fannie ShuIal
Cordelia Wright and her husband
Monroe Wright Nell Messer and hel
husband Cole Messer and Dock
Shular, | will at the Court house
door in Sylvia N. c. Monday the End
day of August 1915, it being the
first Monday in the month of Aug
ust, offer for sale to the highest bid
der at public cutlery for cash, the
lands known as the Shular place
and further known as the War lands
containing something like 500 acres
situate lying and being in Jackson
County in Bankers Creek township
on the waters of Tuckaseigee River
adjoining the lands of John Gibson
and others embraced in several
tracts.
LIST tracts known as the Millsap
tract granted to John A. Millsap con-
tanning 100 acres
End tract known as the lands con-
veyed by w. H. 7. billiard to Logan
Ward containing in three tracts 1870
acres.
3rd tract known as the w. H. Con-
ner tract granted to w. H. Conner
by grant No 755 containsng rs acres.
4th tract known as tract granted
to M. c. Ward by Grant 9713 con-
tanning 80 acres.
5th tract known as tract granted
to M. c. Ward by grant No 9712
containing 81 acres.
9th tract described in deed from
W. I. Gibson to M. C. Ward contain
ing 80 acres.
9TH tract described in a deed from
S. W. Gibson to M. C. Ward con-
tanning 40 acres
A part of these lands are also
fully described in deed from the
HERS at law of Logan Ward to M. C.
Ward.
All of the above lands being more
fully described in a certain deed
from Geo. W. Shular to Margaret
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-16

Shular dated the 9th day of May
1893 registered in the office of the
Register of Deeds for Jackson COUNTY
IN Book IS at page 129 ct sea and
references therein made,
For more complete description
OF said lands reference is herebv
made to the said deed of Geo. Shu-
lar to Margaret Shular.
This the 80 day of June 1915
JOSLPH J, HOOKER
Commissioner etc
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-16

WE, the UNDERSIGNED committee
on Entertainment appointed for the
Western North Carolina Interde-
nominational Bible Conference de-
sire the hearty cooperation Of all
the people in and around Sylvia in
entertaining the Ministers who will
be in attendance at the Bible Con-
terence and to that end ask those
who will entertain one or more
ministers during the above Confer
ence to fill out the coupon below
and hand to one of us committee
men at once so we may have ar
rangements made to take care OF
of all Speakers and Ministers who
Hidy Oe present. Please attend "
this at once.
Respectfully,
A. j. Dills, Chairman.
A. A. Nichols.
NJ D. Cowan.
10 the entertainment Committee
OF the Western North Carolina In
terdenominational Bible Conference
l will entertain Ministers
or Speakers during the Bible Con-
ference.
Signed
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-16

lhe Ill Boxer, The Durham Duplex Razor Storo,
Remember we still have few more of the - n;o
dinner sets-Just received fresh shipment Of NJ,
nalys fine Cantlies-We have specialized in nro,.u:
soft drinks at the fountain
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-16

ginning. containing sixty acres
more or less.
10 satisfy said debt, interest and
cost of sale.
This the 3rd day of July 1915
M. 7. Jarrett,
Trustee.
BY Sheriff. and Harwood,
Atty's.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-16

ESIERN NORTH CAROLINA
lNIERDENOMINATIONAL BIBLE
CONFERENCE.
SYLVIA, N. C. AUGUST 1st to 10th
1915.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-16
Sylvia Pharmacy
THE RECALL STORE

1.-The Racy Ice Cream Store
1.-The Reach Sporting Goods Store
"The G. A. Sodden Jewelry Store''
1.-THE Rogers Silver Ware Store"
1.-The Eastman Kodak Store"