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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01
BUSINESS CHANCES

FARM LANDS. RANCH LANDS. ANY
PART or OKLAHOMA. BONDED
SECURITIES COMPANY. MEM
BIER or INTERSTATE BONDED
REALTY ASSOCIATION. on.
EXCHANGE BUILDING. OKLA
HOMA CITY. OKLAHOMA.
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CLASSIFIED
PAGE SEVEN


MANAuEHA wanted for open terri
terry to supply automobll" trade and
car owner With Nor kar Tirn Treat
tuent and our other lines. lsArge
pfofita. Mat finance own Orders
anumual proposition Alcena Mfx
60 atl urlsige ~ Newark.
ron RENT A gvod bsroom cottage.
modern. elasefn aud harm clos" ~.
on paved atreet. SO 90 per month
" " Mctoy
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UNUSUAL Opportunity fur men 70 rii
themselves of prssrate disorders.
see our advert ftlaemrnt under Personal
Ia these columns The ftectrothrfmal
Co. uarrutt nldg. st~ubanyllie. q
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INCORPORATES your business Avoid
partnerships. Protect private prop
etty from business ventures infor
nation free PHILIP Lawrence.
Former Assistant Secretary of State.
Huron. South Dakota. Ave Sis.
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Small soda fountain at your own
price y J. nlackman
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FOR SALE or Ia rit'. a. No 1891
East Noble avenue. 3 room house
and lots. 5000 90
AZ No 1904 East Cleveilnt ,
r ON house and lots. 1876 90
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WANTS
CLASSIFIED
WANTED-aGENTS

AMERICA AND THE GREAT WAR
greatest seller in years. Every
American wants H. l.ayishly illustrat
ed Low price We will pay you ss.5
TO distribute II Sample Free Inter
national Press, Philadelphia
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WEAKNESS in men banlshed in ~
hosrs. sos" the greatest discovery
in Cenito- Urinary science. Absolute
ly checks all private weaknesses in
less than two days. SOS Is different
from anything you have ever heard
OF; requires no effort on your part. 81
. box sos Chemical Co. Dept. y.
Piftsburg, Kan.
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FOR SALE CHEAP 5-room house, =
lots 1905 West Mansnr Phone
500 See owner.
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WAN
CLASSIFIED
FOR BALE

FOR SALE bradley Yam sweet 20
tato plants are fine This week at
sSc and SOC per hundred Phone $50.
g0is wcs, Warner The barber Com
pany
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Good buggy. newly painted. cheap
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

FOR SALE room. modern house
2 lots. close In. 81 10000. terms.
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OR SALE A snap In four roomod
house in good condition near Uni
,ersiiy. only 500 cash A - Arm
strong. Phone 39s
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rOR SALE OR TRADE Two lots on
tho West Side in Guthrie near ear
line and school Mrs. Dulcio Garrett.
Coneho. Okla.
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WANTED sell or rent, an up
right Hamilton Piano In splendid
condition 2lll West Cleveland
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FOR SALE Furniture, rockers, mat .
trcas. rarins. beds. buffet dining
table. lawn mower. garden rake. dish
cs. carpet sweeper Cali at 20; kasi
Springer Ave,
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SEX philosophy or reasons for sex-
usl weakness in men and how 20
relieve in 4s hours. Sent sealed fo-
stamp Retailers Co. Toledo. Illinois.
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FOR SALE Sweet potato plants
Bradley Vans; hiso tomato and
pepper plants Phone 1860 II A
Montague
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FOR SALE Sweet potato plants
go East Mansur, 35c per hundred
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FOR SALE q acrea. fruit Of all
kinds. good modern house : i-s
niles south OF the city. near inter
urban Mrs | nllloy
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FoR SALE a year old colt, IN
good condition Gail phone 49, or
cgll AZ 3es North Vine
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WANT rs
CLASSIFIED


FOR RENT Furnished. broom
modern house, cheap Can al sVp
East Oklahoma avenue
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HIGH Grade Statesmen 60 place agen =
cies for standard line Photographs /.
rev plan; proposition worth $4,000
rer year Experience unnecessary
Give reference first letter. 7oi victor
Bldg. Kansas City, Mo
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PRETTY Southern Girls: Big Mstrl-
monial paper. Over four hundred
select descriptions. photos; dime
sunny South Club. Winston Salem,
~. c.
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Statesmen - Excellent permanent
position capable sslesmen in OKLA
huna. Vacancy June 18th: yaple
line for general retail trade Liberal
commissions. ss5 90 weekly advance
Rice Co. CSC williams Bldg. Detroit
Statesmen 10 sell stock on commits
sion for large corporation develop
ing coal lead and zinc mines A.
present building one OF the largest
zinc and lead smelling plants In the
Country. Men that have had no ex-
Deriencs selling stock are earnipg
500 OF $500 week. Manager. 3oz
Hancock Bldg. Miami. OKLA.
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LADIES and Men make biz profit
selling 3-bar BOX Assorted Toilet
Soap Sample free. Permanent bust
ness. Crofts a Reed. Chicago
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WANTS.
CLASSIFIED
FOR BALE
FOR SALE Bradley Yam sweet 20
tato plants are fine This week at
gSc and SOC per hundred Phone $40.
s0is West Warner The barber Con-.
pany.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Two lots on
tho West Side IN Guthrie near ear
line and school Mrs. Dulcio Garrett.
Conoho, OKLA.
FOR SALE Sweet potato plants
Bradley Vans; also tomato and
pepper plants Phone 1860 u a
Montague
FOR SALE g aeres. fruit oi all
kinds. good modern house, i-3
niles south OF the city, near inter
urban Mira Dlloy
FOR SALE a tyoar old colt Ia
good condition. Call phone ia9 OF
cgll al 3eS North Vine,
FOR SALE Furniture, rockers, mat
treas waring. beds. buffet. dining
table. lawn mower. garden rake. dish
os. carpet sweeper Cali al 20; Kasi
Springer Ave.
FOR SALE CHEAP Broom house =
lots 1905 West Mansnr Phone
sg9 See owner.
FOR SALE Sweet potato plants
620 East Mansur, soc per hundred
WANTED To seli or rent. an up
right Hamilton Piano in splendid
condition. 2lli West Cleveland
ron SALE Roots Bee supplles, We
carry everything the bee keeper
needs See us Phone 1895. Guthrie
Boe supply Co.
IOR SALE A snap IN four roomod
house in good condition near Uni
,eraity. only 500 cash A y Arm
strong. Phone 39s.
-----~-
FOR SALE room. modern house,
lots. close In. 100000. terms.
Good buggy. newly painted. cheap
Small soda fountain at your own
price r. J. Biackman.
FOR SALE or Ia rat. a. No 1901
East Noble avenue. 3 room house
and lots. 5000 90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-12
COTTAGE CHEESE DISPLAY
AT FAIR INTERESTS MANY

Miss Miriam Beau Of Purdue uni
versity has most interesting cot
tage cheese display i'm the booth OF
the city and county federal home
demonstration agents. located I'm the
womau's buildine. Miss Reau II "a
representative OF the federal ami
NAL products department and gave
several cottage cheese demonstra-
tions in the city during the winter.
Miss Beall urges that cottage
cheese Ice used, not as salad or
accessory TO a. meal. but as the main
dish She has on display cottage
cheese and potato coquettes. cot
taGc cheese and tomato salad. a
cottage cheese club house sand
witch. cottage cheese sauSages. and
cottage cheese loaf.
Demonstration of cold-pack can
ming and Of sugarless and wheat
less recipes 5y the city and county
demonstrations agents continued
Wednesday and most attractive
display Of cookies. cakes. and muf-
fins We're ON exhibit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-12
MEETING
FOR LIBERTY LOAN Is
HELD AT NEW CARLISLE

4 township Liberty loan meeting
was held at the New Carlisle high
school Wednesday night. George
BERNARD of New Castle. Ind, who
was the principal speaker Of the
evening. gave very inter
esting address 10 an audience num-
bering more than zoo people. War
Jennings gave a very clear explain
alton OF the Liberty loan organiza-
ton. and Miss Alice jenkins. who j.
chairman OF the women's Liberty
loan organization nm It. Joseph
county. also spoke.
The LaSaue theater orchestra.
which was very kindly loaned for
this meeting. played. and the New
Carlisle high school chorus rem
dered q musical program.
More Liberty loan meetings are
announced FOR this week. They are
tc Ice held al Che headquarters In
-Le Elks' temple ou Thursday night
for the fourth ward workers. and
or FRIDAY night for tht second ward
workers
Georg, Barnard VII address The
employees of the lee Mercantile
company ,h.s. noon and viii speaE
at LaketlIe tonight at Grange
Fri5e. night and vI address a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-12
LIVER AND BACON WILL
SERVE RACE FANS AT FAIR
IN NEWS-TlMES STAKE

One OF the entries in The News
Times $4,000 purse for 2:12 trotters
is Peter Billiken (2:16L). owned by
". A. Bacon OF Gallon, Ala. and en-
tered by y. l.. Liver Of Gallon. Ala.
Peter Bilhkeu was sired by Peter
the Great and from Baron L.assie.
and has been a very consistent horse
at an times. driving true TO form.
and has the distinction OF having re-
duced his record for six consecutive
years.
To account for the combination or
names it may be we'll 70 state that
AR Bacon is the father-in-law OF
Mr. Liver
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-12
CAMP TAYLOR CAPTAIN
HIGHLY COMPLIMENTS
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY MEN

Capt James Williams. 18th COM
pany. 3rd battalion. Camp Zachsay
TAYLOR. Louisville. Ky. says: After
having trained five different groups
of drafted men from the various
parts of the state I find that the 81.
Joseph county group is the only one
that has made good in the short
time allotted" Coming from a dis
interested party this sounds pretty
good 10 our boys at Camp Taylor.
Leo Berner is one of the boys who
made good He has been promoted
TO corporal Many others have been
sent to officers training camps
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-12

the get of one boar. bred by eN.
hibitor-1st, II. L. KHlmer. End. r
l.. r. MuIken
Five pigs, under six months old,
the produce of one SOW. bred 10y
eNhibitor-1st. II. l.. Killrer; md
Il. l.. b. Miliken.
championship.
one male, any age-1s. H. J.
kiilmer: md, +. L. &. Miliken.
one female, any age-lsi. TT. l..
Killmer. md. X. l.. 4. Aiilliken.
Open To All Breeds and Grades.
one SOW. any age with largest
litter OF pigs Glitter must be sired
by q pure bred boar. scored on the
basis of 40 on quality OF SOW and
pigs and 90 ON size of litter-1st
md. University of Notre Dame
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-12
LIGHTNING STRIKES
FORT WAYNE PLANTS

FORT WAYNE. Ind. sept. I-.-
Lightning struck the power house
OF the Fort Wayne and Northern
Indiana Traction Go. Wednesday
night and set FIRE TO IT, The loss
VIII be $4,000 Lightning also
struck the Wabash shops and did
considers Bile damage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-12

Swain; End. G.. r. Newton.
Autumn strawberry Noah
thinner
SteeIs Red-2nd. John Williams.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-12

mass meeting at the South Bend
high school sunday afternoon az
3:15 o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-12

Neal =. We.chformcr News
Times telegraph editor mas been
promoted 20 captaincy IN the
S01th pioneer infantry since leay-
ing Camp Taylor for the east. pre-
paratory 90 sailing for overseas
duty This word was received i'm
south Bend Wednesday morning
Capt Welch is the son OF SIR.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-12
POL AND CHINA
Hnur


Two years old and over--lst r.
T. Jackson.
Spring farrow I91S-1st CIuch-
fields Farms; md. r. D. Jackson
SONS.
Two years old and over-Ist 2nd
IN. T. jackson.
One year old and uuj.~ two
Ist. end q H. Jackson
Tall farrow. 191--lst Howard
Eleine
Spring farrow. 1aIS-l-- CIucr-
ield1 Farms. End o. H Jackson
Hcrd~
Boar and three -oWs. one yD.I
old and 0ver-1~r r. 81 Jackson
Five piss under SIX months rh .
Get of one boar bred hy exhibitor
LIST the ClnchH-'d farms nI
T H. Jackson.
Five PIGS uder SIS months cine
produce 81 one SOW bred tF eNhib-
lLor-Ist. the CGnehre'd farm end
7. r. Jackson
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-12

and Mrs Charles d. We.cH l1JO :
Lafayette blvd. lie received "a COM
mission as second lieutenant at the
Benjamin Harrison and assigned 20
Camp Taylor Louisville Ky. While
there he was given first ieuten-
amy. and now comes his promotion
Co "a cdptalncy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-12
Underwear

An odd lot of Children s
slightly Soiled Fleeced Vests
and Pants. 39c-5Oc.
Children'S Pure White
Cotton Union Suits at SEC.
High neck, long sleeves, me-
dunn weight, all sizes.
Chiliren'S Fleeced Union
Suits at sec. $1.OO, SIPS.
High and low neck. long and
short sleeves, ankle length.
Women'S Carter Union
Suits at $1.50 and $1.75.
Light and medium weight,
all style neck and sleeves.
ankle length.
Women'S Fleeced Union
Suits at $1.OO, SIPS. Light
weight, all style neck and
sleeves, ankle length.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-12
uANIPSHIRI-S.
Bears.

Bears.
Two years old and over-1st
George Hepler
one year old and under 'wo-lst.
O.. NJ. Miller
spring farrow. l9l>-lst 2ud. c.
NJ. Miller
one year old and under two
LIST. G.. A. Mil
Fan farrow. I91I-1st G. NJ.
Miller.
Spring farrow. 1e1S-1st 2nd.
q. NJ Miller.
Herds
Five pigs under six months. the
get of one boar. bred by exhibitor
LIST. c. NJ Miller
Five pigs under six months. rLe
produce of one SOW. bred 10y eXhib-
itor-1st. -. NJ. Miller.
championship.
one male any age-1st George
Hepler
one female. any age-1st. c.. VI.
Miller
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-12

championship.
One male. any age-1at r. %
Jackson.
one female. any age-lsJ r. -.
Jackson
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-12
PRIZES ARE AWARDED
AT FAIR HOG DISPLAY

j O. Johnston who is judge ~
the Interstate fair hog Nxhiu.t.
awarded the following prizes We'd
uesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-12
Hosiery
To Match the Shoes

WOmen'S Pure Silk
Hose at $500. With
elastic Isle top = full
fashioned - comes in
black, brick. biscuit
brown, ivory and many
other new cOlorS.
Women'S Boot Silk
Hose at 89v. Full fash
toned, elastic isle top,
double sole, toe and heel,
WOmen'S Ribbed Top
Hose at 29c. Fall weight,
black only.
Children'S Ribbed Hose
at l9c. Black and white,
just a few sizes left.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-12
eh stone.-Dry thenl 40 brng thsm q our .tors. !

here IS patriotic effort to obtain clothes which longer
and look better during the period their We direct
attention to these arrivals
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-08
SOCIETY

A new food card is to be put into
every household i'll California be-
weeu the dates of October 2S ana
November 2. To accomplish tins,
Mrs. Rurdett says we should have
A good precinct organization IN every
county. The town units of the Wom-
ans Committee Council of Defense
nave been put at the disposal Of Mrs.
3alies Walker, woman food director
# Imperial county, by Mrs. Camp
,ell. The chairmen of the Home
Department of the Farm Bureau will
o-operate with Mrs. Walker and rep
resentatives will be appointed III
very precinct to aid in the thorough
accomplishments of this work.
By request of the government. the
Noman's Committee, Councils OF De-
Tense throughout the nation, is urg-
NO that Christmas shopping be dis
,osed of early in October and NO
.erber this year, in order to save
ahor and material. and especially to
ave the transportation and dehvery
facilities NECESSARILY involved in the
arpe volume of Christmas purchases.
NE dealers have pledged themselves
,ct to employ extra labor or to IN
,rease the hours of their employees
or the Christmas trade. This mat
az is of special Importance 10 wom-
II because they do the greater part
# the Christmas buying. Your
yhole-hearted assistance is urgently
equested. IA. q
Rev. D. Wallace left today for Los
ngeles. bat before going DR.. Wal
zee consented to supply the Presby-
arian pulpit, made vacant by the res
enation of Mr.. Stevenson, unit!
.egular pastor can be secured to take
n the local work
= g ):
Join the Community Singing Club
nd get ready to help sing the songs
f inspiration which the boys over
here are singing as they go forth to
onauer. Everybody should be hum
ing "Keep the Home Fires Burn
rg." Pack Up Your Troubles in the
Nd Tin Kit" and all the others, and
"henever a group of people come to-
ether, whether in hotel lobby, at
'ub or social affair, whatever the
occasion, some leader should strike
.p these airs and great chorus
hould be ready to take up the air
md make the welkin ring fairly with
volume of song.
:. :: !:
Have YOU bought your Liberty
Bond? If so. buy another in revenge
'nr the impudent terms of peace al
eyed TO have been made by Ger
many. Restoration of Belgium by
means of an international fund.- mo
payment of damages TO France" "No
surrender of Alsace- Lorraine. Gre
turn of the German colonies"
NEVER Unconditional surrender
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-08
MRS. VIOLETTE CAMPBELL
Phone 1Si-W

peace by victory. That is the talk
America is waiting for. Till then
WE CARRY ON.
i i; :;
Every Red Cross member should
be wearning a Liberty Loan button
and taking an active part IN the cam
paign. Every dollar of Imperial
counry's quota should be subscribed
before the weekend. This is the
main work of the chapter now and
every member of the local chapter
should stand at command of the Lib
erty Loan committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-08
BUY MORE BONDS.

The body soldier killed Chateau Therry
Germany nation whose financial
third of the wealth of the United able bear the
continued burden of tremendous expenditures.
pocket of Rfleman Schneider, of
emburg regiment found German Thrift the
general design
Ten of the thirty numbered spaces covered
of mark face The probably him between eight
and marks actual cash
Now army made remarkable n pur-
chase of Liberty Bonds than officers
ecbng the Second under the nstalnent plan
But the American soldier minimum
of $50.
The German soldiers is few pennies day and such
much than they do the Yankee doughby Many
supplied soldiers gratis from various
and invested in proof
the existence of determined spirit of sacrifa
all effort allows
idle war
Have YOU unavoidable expenditure from daily
every money idle the
board the bank?
If you increase .our Fourth Liberty Loan subscp
ton TODAY
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-08
DOINGS OF CLUBS
PERSONALS

Imperial county will be studied
mainly from the point of view OF its
union high school facilities which
make it possible for all of our chill
dren to attend high school. Data
has been forwarded on this subject
by Superintendent Shibley who Is
greatly interested in the survey.
No better advertising could be Civ
en- the county than that which would
result from a government survey OF
its school facilities such as DR.. Foght
had in mind when in this section.
The survey would cost but trlfle
in comparison with it's value to the
county in bringing this important
nhase of its attraction before the
people of other sections.
We must build up our county by
inducing a substantial citizenship to
settle here permanently. The man OF
family going to make a change OF
residence naturally inquiries first OF
all into teh educational opportunities
offered by the section to which he
o offer in this line and full report
gotten out az Washington with the
official stamp of the government
would be sure to attract the pros
oective citizen whom it is worth while
to have.
Mr.. Shbley has made study OF
h subject and has some splendid
.uggestions which the county promo
ION agent might find interesting.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-08
OVER THE TOP NEXT YEAR.

1t take all the produce and all
supply this country the Allies during the
limiting does
limit production and farmer who handle
beets is duty bound
Several Idle this for lack of suff
This unfortunate
hoped win the production
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-08
DIFFERENT KINDS OF SLACKERS.

There shipyard highly skilled whose work is
Without them the entire ship
Of the Government will be halted
is their patriotic duty devote their effort fighting
but to building ships.
1t laudabe fight But there lots of fight
ingand splendid weren't to
duty skilled mechanic the ship
ward do the sI5
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-08

to have.
Mr.. Shibley has made STUDY of
hs subject and has some splendid
.uggestions which the county promo
ION agent might find interesting.
:: :. I;
Thanks to Miss Ruth Dickey. :. :.
The editor of this department is
indebted to Miss Ruth Dickey, home
ldemonstrator of the Farm Bureau,
or complete list to the chairmen
md committees of the Farm Home
Department Of the county. The names
are as follows:
Acacia-Mrs. r. C. Goree, chair
nan; Mrs. Mary E. White.
Alamo -Verde-Mrs. w. K. Warne,
chairman; Mrs. A. H. Smithson, Mrs.
!. n. Cook, Mrs Dave Vencll
Eastside-Mrs. +. M. Wright,
hartman; Mrs M. Abrams, Mrs. C.
!. kamm, Mrs. J. r Mccormack.
Seeley-Mrs. Moores, chairman;
Mrs. E. G. Shellhorn, Mrs. E. M.
Gray.
South Fern-Mrs. Mildred Boyd,
hartman; Mrs. W. R. Lienau, Mrs.
George Green.
La Verne-Miss Elsie Angel,
hartman; Mrs. H. F. Barton, Mrs.
ieorge w. Smith
Magnolia-Mrs. B. d. Irvine, chair
man.
Mesquite Lake-Mrs. w. H. Kirby,
hartman; Mrs. Paul Hoover, Mrs.
E. Schwab
Westmoreland-Mrs. Ollie Barth,
chairman; Mrs. William Breon, Mrs.
,. T. Anderson.
Meloland- Mrs. Walter S. Wilkin-
son, chairman; Mrs. H. D. Graeser,
Mrs. @. L. James.
Calipatria-Mrs. J. Wallace Cox,
hartman; Mrs. James Brown, Mrs.
:. w. Brown.
Mt. Signal-Mrs. Stuart Swink,
hartman; Mrs. Frank Albright, Mrs.
VI. R. Bowling.
Mr. and Mrs. Don c., Bitler of Ell
Centro have been vacationing in Ven
ice, stopping at Hotel st. Mark. Mrs.
Bitter has been slightly indisposed,
hut their many friends in Venice,
where Mr.. Bitter was formerly To-
ated. gave them weary hearty well
come.-Sunday Examiner.
- 4 IL
Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. Cooper have
returned from an extended vacation
which included several weeks on the
Coast and a trip to the East, where
they visited relatives and friends at
their old home.
Mrs. H. w. Brewer, the new sec
"etary at Red Cross headquarters, is
now on duty and the workrooms will
he open from a. m. until the clos
ing hour. Forces are to be immedi-
ately reorganized to take up the work
If the last. quota, large part of
which is surgical pads and bandages.
AS soon as directors have been named
''y the chairman of military relief,
A. H. Griswod, announcement will
oe made through the press of the
"ity. In the meantime. workers are
asked to hold themselves ready for
duty, as the chapter is behind on its
quota of surgical appliances, due to
the hot weather, and other unavoid-
able reasons. TIFI
H i; Il
DR.. r. II. Power is in Los Angeles
today attending to business.
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st. Paul's Episcopal Guild will
meet Wednesday afternoon at the
church to reorganize it's forces and
plan for the years activities of the
organization. Mrs. NJ. w. Conkling,
the president, is anxious that full
attendance Of members be present.