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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-10-04
News Notes
THURSDAY

The Canon Radiator Work Of which
c. V. Startling is proprietor has moved
from Main street to Iii 3. Fifth street
III the Litz block where they are now
6 fully equipped.
LEAVES FOR Ia JUNTA.
Mr.. Fagot who has been visiting at
the home OF Mrs. Pete Esser for the
past two days left this morning for
/ La Junta where he will visit enroutc
: 10 his home In Iowa.
NEW LUNCH ROOM OPENS
The Etemore lunch room has been
opened at 1T S. Fifth street by S. M.
Blair formerly of Chicago. The place
has been itted up with entirely new
Z fixtures of a modern type and is clean
and neat.
HAVE RETURNED TO THE
SPRINGS
Mrs. Frank Priess and sister have
!. returned to their home in Colorado
Springs after having spent a week or
ten days in Canon City as the guests
OF relatives and friends.
HOME WEDNESDAY FROM RAmAH
1 Mrs. Eta Laughiin returned to Can
ON City on an early train this morning
fron n short business visit to Colora-
do Springs and Ramah. She went TO
the latter place. which is In eastern
Ii Pnso county. for the purpose OF
looking after her ranching interests
an that locality.
LEFT WEDNESDAY FOR DENVER
Mrs. chas. L. Milton aud younger
children left on "Wednesday for Denver
~here they expect 10 make their
home. Miss Irma and her brother.
Earl preceded them to the capital city
for the purpose OF entering school for
the winter Miss Irma is student at
, Denver University and Earl at the
South Denver high school
GUESTS AT THE Bo0ARous
HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gwiilim of
Oak Greek. Routt county. and Mr.. and
Springs. uncle and aunt of the former
couple. motored to Canon City last
Sunday for a short visit at the home
OF Mrs. NJ. Borgardus and daughter.
|, Miss Pearl. on River street.
RECEPTION FOR REV. AND MRS.
koNkEI
A reception in honor of Rev. and
Mrs Konkei will be given in the
pariors Of the First Methodist church
this evening beginning at sociock TO
which all members of the congreSa-
zion arc cordially invited The affair
ton OF the womcn's organization OF
the church An interesting entertain
rnent program will be presented
A CLASSY MOTOR DELIVERY
WAGON
chas. II. Duncan. OF the ceyion Tea
store. 52i Main street. has this week
put into commission one of the hand.
soonest motor delivery wagons ever
seen in Canon City. II is as spic and
apan in appearance as new dollar
and betokens the prosperity Of the
business TO which Il is dedicated and
the progressiveness Of it's manage
ment The painting OF the vehicle.
which is highly artistic. was done in
local shop.
WILL VISIT ELks CLUB TONIGHT
Sergt Doc Wells OF the Canadian
overseas forces. who will lecture to-
night ON the European war. will be
guest at the t.iks club al the conclu-
sion Of his engagement at the Opera
House and members OF the club are
invited to meet him there. Sergt
Wells made for himself a wonderful
record for bravery In the face OF great
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WOMAN SICK
Two YEARS
Could Do No Work.
Now Strong a. q
Man.

Chicago, Ill.-"For about two years
I suffered from n female trouble 90
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p. sTiNEwANpEL COMES
BACK TO CANON CITY.

Mr. and Mrs. p. p. Stinewsndel
have returned to Canon City with the
intention of making their permanent
home here. They have been at Brad
ford. Penn, for two years after spend
ing four years at 81. Cloud. Fla. They
lived here several years ago. Mr..
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First Pub. Sept. &c. 1877.
Last Pub. Oct 4. 1917
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LeFr Foa HONE rnu.soAy.

Lev TVa rV1G tHS00%CSs
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waddeli OF
Quincy. nl., who have been making
vacation visit in Canon City as the
guests OF the formers sister, Mrs.
Laura C. Polk. at 81 Rudd avenue.
left for home on Thursday. They will
make the trip By automobile.
MRS. K. S. LEAR
ioEs TO PUEBLO
Mrs. Katherine 8. Lear, mother Of
L. S. Lear. went to Pueblo this morn
ing to VISIT SON there for short
time. Later she will go to Chicago
and win spend the winter there with
her daughter.
CHOIR TO
HAVE SOCIAL GATHERING
The Presbyterian choir is to meet
for a short rehearsal at promptly
D. m. Friday night and afterwards
they will be taken to the home OF
Mrs. Kitty on East Main street where
a social and general good time will
be given them. The choir members
may take their friends and sweet
hearts to the party.
ARs. GRAVES GOES
, CALIFORNIA
MIS-. II. C. Graves left day or Two
ago on a pleasure trip to the Pacific
coast. She will be gone for some time
and will include in her itinerary of
travel San Francisco. Los Angeles and
the resort towns in the southern part
Of the state.
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GUESTS OF MISS sunsuRY.

Mrs. Charles Coleman and Miss
Matte Weir Of Corpus Christi. Texas.
pnd Ernest Eyers Of Houston. Texas.
who have been visiting the Pines in
the Wet Mountain valley for the last
week or ten days, arrived today and
will be the guests of Miss Frances
Bunbury at oil Macon avenue for a
short time before returning home.
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HAS RETURNED TO
CALIFORNIA

Mrs. Thompson Cooke has returned
to her home at Whittier. Calf. after a
pleasant visit here Of ten days or two
weeks duration as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs A. T. Earl and other friends
Mrs. Cooke formerly resided in Canon
City and has wide acquaintance in
this community.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
POPULAR SENDS 10 MEN INTO THE
SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES;
PARTYM THEIR HONOR SATURDAY

suffrange convention at Waco, Tex.
VIII leave Sunday night. Mrs.
Critchett will be gone about a week.
F. J. Feldman leaves Thursday on
the Golden State for Chicago, where
he viii join Mrs. Feldman.
Nrs. r :. Gray and mother and
baby left Friday for Long Beach,
where they viii spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Montgomery. OF
1918 North Campbell street, have left
for an extended trip through the east
A number of FL Pasoans viii leave
next week for Dallas to attend the
National General Assembly of the
Presbyterian church. and the various
women's meetings in connection with
the church. Dr. D. W Detwiler Will
represent the Fl Paso presbytery and
eEV- A A Davis is commissioner for
the presbytery- Dr. c. l.. Overstreet
viii attend as a member of the mis-
siOnary board. Miss Kate Fink Will
so as delegate to the women's
auxiliary Mrs. Hell Hale, formerly
Of FL Paso, now of Tucson. viii Join
the FL Paso delegation here and Mrs.
W l. Crockett, of FL Paso. viii also
attend. Mrs o. A Critchett. who ex-
poets TO attend a meeting of suffra-
gets in Waco about the same time.
will attend some of the sessions of
the presbytery and il is possible that
Mrs Rue Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs
J L. Campbell will also attend.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
Dinners. Luncheons. Teos.

MIS- G n Bassett will entertain
ABOUT 90 guests with a luncheon at
Hotel Paso Del Norte Saturday, in
nonor OF her sister. Miss Marjorie
Powers. who is visiting her from De-
Nilr. and Mrs. Otto Roger Armstrong
entertained with an informal dinner
party Thursday evening in honor Of
Jesse Nomack and Ernest Womack.
VINO are In the city to attend the
bankers convention.
Mrs. G. W Gist entertained with a
prettily appointed Mexican luncheon
Thursday at her home on Mckinley
avenue The house was effectively
decorated with American beauty
roses Mrs. Gist's guests were Mes
danes K s. Martin, T. y. McFeaters,
Neal Sherman, John Mullen and ". 7.
Tolbert.
tanned at the regular fortnightly din
ner-dance at the FL Paso country club
Thursday evening. Major and Mrs.
George Nidmer entertained a party.
At another table were Miss Valerie
Iorig, Miss Anne Brown and judge
Paul Thomas and Gunther Leasing.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Mari and Mr.
and Mrs. c J. Mapel were at another
table Capt. and Mrs. Maxwell hurry
entertained party. of friends. Lieut..
Joseph Theat and Miss Nina Cameron
were at a table. Col. G. II. McAIaster
had a dinner party. After dinner the
dance was largely attended. Satur-
day evening the regular weekend
dance Will take place at the club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
AIM TO LIVE
100 YEARS OLD
Keep the bowels clean and
liver active without Gallo
mel-Take Van Lax.

Barring accidents, there is no rea-
son why We should not live to a hun
dred. by keeping the bowels clean
and open and liver active. Calomel
won't do this. 1t sickens. Van Lax
is a scientific substitute that won't
sickea you, but acts gently and
pleasantly on the bowels Van Lax
prevents sickness. eliminates intesti-
nal poisons. relieves constipation. cor
reefs disorders OF digestive organs.
increases poor circulation. restores
strength. Hundreds of letters from
users prove its wonderful help &c
victims OF rheumatism, insomnia. sick
and nervous headaches, stomach dis
orders. Van Lax is natures master
tonic Any druggist can supply you
with big bottle for soc, or send to
Van Vleet Drug Co. Memphis, Tenn.
Rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes and
the disappearance Of pimples and
facial blemishes will convince you of
the merits OF this new health discov-
cry Try Van Lax today. Don't wait.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11

program was given by the men, 4
quartet composed of Rupert Redic,
James A Dick, Rev G L. Overstreet
and f p. Rankin sang, the women
sang old fashioned songs led by Mr..
Dick. and other stunts were given.
AT the start of the program. an i'm
prOvised rickashaw appeared, draTn
by Charles Overstreet, jr., and Earl
Brown and carrying Norman Walker,
the club president, who read a. greet
ing from the mikado-
At each plate the women found a
Lincoln penny with verses attached rs
take off on the May day party OF
the Aid society, at which new silver
dollars were distributed to the women
present with an invitation in verse TO
return it with one more earned by
themselves. The verses on the penny
were.
I'm a penny
You're a peach.
So you cop
Everything in reach
Take me with you,
We don't care
Bring back 500
To next years affair.
II you don't
You'll be sorry.
AS for us
We should worry
The walters were in charge OF ".
V Long and included John L. Dyer,
James A Dick, J. L. Campbell and A.
H. Anderson.
Tea was poured by Mrs. John L
Dyer and Mrs. Norman Walker, as
sisted by Misses Ruth Dewey, Thelma
Spannelli and Gussie Gore Adelaide
Overstreet was in charge of the jap
anese incense urns-
The committee in charge OF the gar
den party consisted OF Rev. c. l.
Overstreet, Norman Walker. W. V.
Long and G. A Graham They were
assisted by z. W. Brown, Earl Brown,
Leonard Worcester and son, Leonard,
.jr-; Dale Carlton, J. c. Barada and
Charles F. Sheppard.
The FL Psso Laundry has offered
to launder the garments made by the
Red Cross free Of charge. The so
ciety has sent this week 116 bed
coats and IS pajama suits to be laun-
dered. The call for old linen TO be
made UP is still open and anyone who
cannot send the things to the Wom-
ems club may call Mrs II. W. Broad
dus after s o'clock Next Tuesday Will
be spent in sewing, but Wednesday
the club will be turned over for a
to be given for the visiting
women attending the bankers con-
vention-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
Mrs. O. A. Critchett Named
Equal Franchise Delegate

"HAT the Equal Franchise league
of FL Paso should be represented
- at the state convention to be
held at Waco, Tex. May Is to II was
the decision reached by the members
of the league at its meeting Thurs
day afternoon in the chamber of COM
merce building. Mrs. o. A Critchett.
president. was selected as the one who
most thoroughly understood the 10
cal situation and conditions TO repre-
sent The league at the convention.
Mrs. Critchett recommended that
vote Of thanks should be extended to
G. A Martin. who published an article
on babies in The Herald and TO Mrs.
L. L Mundy for the successful baby
campaign which she conducted.
Because Of the absence Of Mrs Vol
ney Leonard the secretary. Mrs. S. J.
Fennel. acted as secretary pro tenn
Miss Grace Logan, corresponding
secretary. reported having written
letters OF thanks TO J. G Wilmarth.
secretary of the Red Cross finance
committee. and to Rev. l. n Bryce.
Library Is Ready.
Reports were received from the
treasurer. Mrs Horace Lay and Mrs
L. L. Mundy. chairman of the baby
day committee Mrs David Hclguin-
llDIdEAdls LGpOILtl NA6 AtDLoA- u lllc
league ready for use. having received
new books from Mesdames May Ross
Kiester. E c Berry. Horace H. Lay
and Louis R. Lay. Mrs. Holguin sug-
gested that permission be secured
from the FL Pas0 sash and Door COM
pany TO use the bookcase in the booth
in the chamber OF commerce build
ing. for the use OF the books belong
ing to the league
Short articles were read by Mrs. c.
A. Sorrell on suffrage in Chattanooga.
Tenn; Mrs HolgUin on suffrage in
Germany and Mrs. Berry, on suffrage
in Japan.
Announce MOthers' Day ObserTances.
The following announcements were
made: Rev. John NJ. Jackson will de-
liver a sermon Sunday at the First
Methodist church. entitled Mother
As a Citizen" people Of the First
Presbyterian church will wear white
carnations Sunday in memory of those
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
Mems Club of Presbyterian
Church Clues Japanese Tea

NNUALLY the Mems club Of the
q First Presbyterian church en-
L - terrain the women Of the
church who assist them throughout
the year with their dinners and other
entertainments.
This year the men of the church
gave a japanese garden party at
Washington park with the wives Of
the members and others OF the church
women as their guests. One section
of the park was converted into
japanese garden by the use OF wild
cane, bamboo, wisteria and Japanese
lanterns. The improvised garden was
enclosed entirely by a miniature
stream of water running IN the IT.
rigation bitches. The box hedge
formed one side OF the enclosure and
wild grass and cane were USED lot
the other, with the summer house dec
grated with festoons OF wisteria- a
bamboo entrance thanked by American
and japanese flags led to a Japanese
bamboo bridge over the stream. This
was the only entrance TO the tea
garden, the men being made TO retire
to the summer house while the women
were served with tea from tea houses
formed from large Japenese para
soils.
After tea was served. the women
guests were seated at long table IN
the center of the garden This table
was also decorated with wisteria, pink
sweet peas and greens and illuminated
with Japanese lanterns A parade OF
the members Of the club, led by the
walters. wearing limonos and lowered
caps followed, after which the men
were seated around the edge OF the
garden. The picnic lunch was then
served, consisting OF sandwiches,
salads, pickles. ice cream, coffee and
lemonade. Favors of miniature
Japanese umbrellas and fans were
given with the cream Everything was
prepared and served by the men Of
the church
Following the lunch. an impromptu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
Out OF Town isitors.

Jesse Womack and E. Womack are
in the city TO attend the bankers con-
vention. They came overland from
Taylor, Texas. in their Buick
Mrs Henrietta y. Eaker and little
son, Michael. of Belen. y. NJ. are Wis
iting Mrs. Eaker's mother. Mrs r. NJ
Martin, at the Earle apartment. on
Epson avenue.
Miss Leola Honea, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. c Barnes. of this city,
Will leave Saturday on her vacation,
visiting relatives and friends in Gal
weston, Houston and Beaumont. after
which she will return to her home in
San Francisco.
II. r. Sisk. general manager OF the
NOgales Herald, was in FL Paso Fri
day en- route to Madisonville. Ky,
where he has been called by the
death of his father, A D. Sisk. aged
80. who died this week Of typhoid
fever. Mr.. Sisk will stop in St Louis
on his return. to buy a new press and
more Linotype machines for his
paper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
Splendid Displays Are SholOn
By The Pupils of San Jacinto

~HE parents and friends of the
pupils OF the San Jacinto school
= were entertained By a mosi
pleasing exhibition Thursday after
noon at the school The exhibition
consisted OF work done during the
past year. Perhaps the most unique
and interesting exhibit was the raffia
basket work done by the children in
the third and fourth grades under
the direction Of Miss Alberta Heep
and Miss Mamie Roberts. Many of
the designs were original with the
children. The shape and harmonious
blending of the colors were extremely
artistic.
The work Of the older children was
shown in the hall upstairs. Espe-
cially pleasing were the covers of
the note books, which were designed
and drawn by the pupils. Many Of
these were strikingly original and
showed a marked degree of work
msnship, and knowledge Of the i'm
pOrtsnt principles Of drawing The
work Of the tiny children under the
direction of Mrs. N. Carmichael was
most pleasing. Woven paper baskets
OF pink and green and the baskets
Of fruit which were cut out and past
ed on card board showed what very
young children could do when prop
erly directed The department of pri-
mary manual arts is under the su-
pervision Of Miss Alberta Heep.
The book binding done by the third
grade pupils was very near perfee-
ton It was almost impossible TO
conceive OF young children doing
work that people usually associate
with the work of skilled men; there
were also woven baskets. drawings
and free hand cutting of spring flow
ers
Miss Vera Pools room was artist
cally decorated with free hand draw
ings done on the blaekboards around
the room The dancing kittens were
very well done and the butterflies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
1HIRTEEN men have gone int

-HIRTEEN men have gone into
the military service OF the
h United States from the Popular
store since the declaration Of war
with Germany. and the male employees
Of the big store viii entertain them
with farewell smoker in the Ro-
tary grill room in Hotel Sheldon sat
urday evening at o'clock
Eight OF the employees have gone
TO company X. one is a major in the
Texas national guard and the others
have received appointments in the
officers reserve corps. The employees
who have given their services to the
government and the organic tons TO
which they belong. follow:
Major Nathan Lapowsky, Fourth
Texas infantry.
Irving Schwartz. y. J. Cosel. w B.
Carr and 7 H. Beebe, officers reserve
corps.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11

and blue birds were colored extreme
" we'll
The sewing under Miss Hazel
Howell showed the work of girls in
the fifth. sixth and seventh grades.
There were dresses. underwear. Gro
cheting and embroidery work, all
beautifully done.
a large number of parents and
friends called during the afternoon
and were graciously received by the
Mrs. AA L Patterson. the principal,
assisted by the teachers of the school.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
GRAND JURY INDICTS FOUR;
MORE THAN Is UP TO DATE

Four additional Indictments have
been returned by the grand jury and
a number OF others were expected to
be returned Friday More than p
Indictments have now been returned
by the present grand jury.
The jury has returned indictments
against T. PrietO and Alto Faudoa.
charged with theft from the person:
Al Chiffon. charged with negligent
homicide in connection with the death
of II. P. Arnold. and Mrs. Ida Wales.
charged with assault with intent 10
murder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
Patriotic Woman OF
Ell Pdso Offers I kree
Farms For War Crops

Mrs. sam Al1phin, 1927 Trowbridge
street, mas shown herself TO be real
red. white and blue patriot. She has
offered three farms. without any
strings" attached, to practical farm
ers who viii plant war crops on them
The farmers who accept her offer
will not have To nav any rentals or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11

Jacobs. r. Y. Davis. J. r. Zozaya,
Jack B. Knight. o. L. Gates and ID.
7. Cameron, company h
=
The EIisses Helen and Louise Ket-
tier will entertain Saturday afternoon
at the home Of their mother, Mrs.
H f KettIer. on Wyoming street,
with the second Of a series of parties.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
.sJae4x Rabbsf, H.. Merit

No food product that was ever pat
on the FL Paso market has met with
such popular favor as Jack Rabbit
Shortening A trial order Will explain
fully why this is the case. It has
merit At your Grocer's.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
pon,t De DisappoInted.

You can depend on our specia
Limousine, Taxi and Automobile ser
vice for wedding and other socia
occasions.
City Service Co., II. ID. Gimp. Mgr.
Telephone 550O-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11

who have lost their mothers through
death; Miss Isabel Holbrook, who ha'
been in the east. will arrive in z
Paso May 10 enroute to California
Completes Delegates Fund.
Mrs. Fennell presented a motor
that the $50 necessary to complete the
fund for sending a delegate TO Waco
should be borrowed. The motion wa:
passed and Mrs V. z. Raggio offered
TO lend the money to the league
Mrs. Leonard suggested that the
members occasionally send some small
| gifts to the inmates OF the county
/ hospital many Of which are invalids
and have no hope OF ever being able
to leave a hospital.
Two new members, Mrs. May Ross
Kiester. and Mrs. ". R Wicks, were
taken into the association
On account OF the departure OF the
presiding officer. Mrs. Critchett, II
was decided TO dispense with the
meeting next week.
The Bible class OF Trinity Methodist
church was entertained Thursday al
ternoon at the home OF Mrs II. L.
Kerr on Lawton avenue The house
was decorated with flags, sweet peas
and ferns. After a short business
session. a social hour followed A
luncheon was served Among the
members present were Mesdames NJ.
L Dalton, A E. Berryhill. Anna An
derson, Hazel Senlear, W. j Ritz. ".
H Payne, z. F. Click, F. NJ Towner.
C A Masters, r E Bryan, l. j.
Trotti. y. ]. Albright G. R Cole. Eva
Penny. Charles Bzstch. r. E Rogers,
Robert Lander, G. L Jones and A e.
Smith The visitors were hfesdames
l. H Meyers. W. A. Brown and ]. ..
Mcdonald. The hostess was assisted
by Miss Birdie Kerr and Miss Sadie
Kerr.
Mrs. E. ". Haight entertained the
Thursday Embroidery club at her
home, 1911 North Campbell street,
Thursday afternoon The rooms were
decorated with spring flowers and
the time was spent sewing. A two
course luncheon was served The
guests who were not members OF the
r c. Nall The next meeting VIII
be at the home of Mrs William
Graves. zz02 Trowbridge.
A banquet viii mark the close OF
the Bible study classes of the Young
Women's Christian association Fri
day evening. at the central rooms:
the ARRANGEMENTS Mrs. H T Bowie
and Mrs. ". H Day will give short
talks. The girls from the Houchen
settlement house will serve
The first annual picnic OF the
Young Women's Christian association
will be given at Washington park
on Saturday afternoon from to 4
o'clock Mrs. William Hogarth has
charge OF the arrangements. Every
one viii bring lunch a very pleas
ing program has also been planned.
The women Of the northeast and
northwest neighborhoods of the First
Baptist church win entertain the
south neighborhood and the new mem
bers this afternoon with picnic
at Washington park. A basket lunch
viii be served
Circle four of the First Methodist
church held a business meeting in
the pariors of the church Thursday
afternoon. An ice course was served
X
A reception will be given the visit
ing women attending the bankers
convention, next Tuesday afternoon
at the Woman's club.
X
The Junior Auxiliary OF the West
minister church will meet Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. John Graham,
at I120 Brown street
Miss Marian Calnan viii entertain
the y B. club at her home. 500 East
Boulevard, Saturday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-11
PARENTS AND FRIENDS OF
GRAnTA TEG

1t will be of interest to you TO visit
our store and see the many gifts We
name means the Best. The Jewel Shop,
Herald Bldg.-Adv.