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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-02

J. e. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot l. Temple Heights Addition.
Total frontage 1882 feet. (less
30 feet for corner). Frontage
1882 feet .....................$2O4.s5
J. e. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot 2. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage SO feet.
J. E. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot 3. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 60
J. E. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot 4. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 80 feet.
J. e. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot s. Temple Heights Addition
Frontage so feet............S114.40
J. e. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot s. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 1862 feet.....$193.9A
J. Z. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot 0. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 40.38 feet............$7O.61
J. Z. CARBON and
A. R. HOMER.
Lot 10, Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 71.2 feet...........$101.S2
J. E. CARBON and
A. R. HOMER.
Lot II. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 80 feet..............$114.40
J. E. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot IL, Temple Heights Addition
Frontage 70 feet.........-..-$100.10
J. E. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot 10, Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 1922 feet........$259.14
]. e. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot IA. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 40 feet ................$57.20
]. E. CARBON and
A. R. HOMER.
Lot Is. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage so feet. ........$71.50
]. e. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot 16, Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 51.76 feet...........$74.O2
J. E. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot II. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 84.91 feet.....-...$121.42
OREGON SHORT LINE
RAILROAD COMPANY
The east 100 feet Of Lot 8. Block
SO. Plat "A" Logan Farm Sur
vey In Section 33, Township ~
North. Range l East of the Salt
Lake Base and Meridian. Front
age 700 feet...........-......$1001.00
and is due and payable in five equal
installments as follows:
The first installment becomes de-
linQuent May 10. 1918.
The second installment becomes
delinquent March %. 1919.
The third installment becomes de-
linquent March 20. 1920.
The fourth installment becomes
delinquent March 20. 1921.
The fifth installment becomes de-
linquent March %. 1922.
Each Of said installments shall
/ draw interest at the rate of six per
cent per annum from the 23d day
Of March. 1913, and II any or either
Of said installments shall be un-
paid when they become delinquent
interest thereon shall be eight per
cent per annum until such delinquent
assessments are fully paid. Said tax
shall be enforced and collected as in
other cases of special taxes and II
not paid the property on which said
levy is made will be advertised and
sold according to law.
All special taxes are payable at
my office In the Arimo Block, $50
North Main Street. Logan. Utah.
LINNIE NJ. TELFORD,
City Treasurer and Collector
Of Special Taxes.
Advt'
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HYRUM HAYBALL.
The east s3.5 feet Of the south
half Of Lot 1, Block 8. Frontage
$50 feet -....................... $119.4O
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A. 4. sCHEBY.
The east 49.5 feet Of the west
1913 feet Of Lot s. Block SO.
Frontage 4s.5 feet............$70.7S
A. A. SCHEBY and
ORIN N. MYLER.
The east 24.76 feet Of the west
1856 feet OF Lot 9. Block SO.
Frontage 24.75 feet............$35.39
ORIN M. MYLER.
The west 67.76 feet Of the east
1896 feet Of Lot 8. Block So.
Frontage 57.75 feet............SS2.6s
TRlEDA K. EDMUNDs.
The east 1l7.s seat Of Let 9
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SPECIAL TAX
Notice IL hereby given that spe-
cial tax for the purpose Of laying
and constructing . Sewer Lateral in
Sewer District Number s, has been
levied and confirmed by an Ordin-
ance Of the Board Of Commissio ners
passed the 21st day Of March, A. D.,
llpis.
~ said special tax Is levied upon the
following described property in Lo-
gan City. Cache Counay. State of
Utah. to-wit:
Description Of Property
Owner Assessment
JULIA B. NIBLEY.
The south half Of Lot 1, Block
IL. Frontage 1855 feet.$212.36
PEARL G. SLOAN.
The south 49.5 feet Of the north
half of Lot 1. Block IL. Front
age 49.5 feet.............:.......$70.79
SARAH J. p. CARD.
The north 1918 feet of Lot 1.
Block II. Frontage 1918
feet .............-...............
CHARLES H. BAKER.
The south 54.5 feet Of Lot 8,
Block II. Frontage 54.5 feet
............................... $77.94
RICHARD w. JONES.
The north 55.5 feet Of the south
10 feet Of Lot s, Block II.
Frontage 55.5 feet..........-.$79.36
MELVIN J. BALLARD.
The north 1905 feet Of Lot 8.
Block II. Total frontage 1905
feet. LESS 80 feet for corner)
Frontage 1908 feet..---$200.92
MURDOCH CANDY co.
The west half Of Lot 2. and the
south 500 feet Of the west half
Of Lot 8, all in Block IL. Front
age 1887 feet...........-.....$255.54
N. w. KIMBALL. EFT AL.
(Right-of-way)
The north IL feet of the south
4O.5 feet Of the west half Of
Lot 8. Block -. Frontage IL
feet ...............-................- Wits
LEO M. KIMBALL.
The south So feet Of the north
los feet Of the west half Of Lot
3. Block IL. Frontage 81 feet
.................................. $74.S6
ANNIE BOWEN.
The north sc feet Of the west
half Of Lot 8. Block IL. Front
"a age IS feet...........-...-......$S0.0S
JOSEPH H. PAINTER.
The west half Of Lots and 8.
Block ~. Total frontage 1895
feet (less 50 feet for corner)
Frontage 24s.6 feet.......$356.s3
HERsCHEL BULLEN JR.
The east half Of Lots and z.
Block 16. Total frontage 303
feet (less so feet for corner)
Frontage 253 feet............$361.7a
oRsoN @. LLOYD.
The north 2S.5 feet Of the east
half Of Lot 8, Block 16. Front
age 2S.5 feet.....-...-.........$40.76
JAMES J. LARSON.
The west half Of the north half
Of Lot s, Block IS. Frontage
~ aA.16 feet ........................$1O61
H. r. BAIR.
The east half Of the north hall
Of Lot s. Block IS. Frontage
54.25 feet ...........-......-..$106.1S
JULIA F. THOMSON.
The north half Of Lot 8. Block
IS. Frontage 1875 et....$212.3s
JOHN L. BLYTHE ESTATE.
Care II. @. Mcmillan.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
The north half Of Lots z and 8.
Block IS. Total frontage s02.s
feet (less 80 feet for corner.)
Frontage 352.8 feet.........$361.50
zELLA D. FoNNEsBECK.
The west half Of Lot s. Block SO.
Frontage 1912 feet...-....$216.22
L. w. JOHNsON.>
The west 50.4 feet Of the east
half OF Lot s. Block SO. Front
sSs b0.4 feet.......................$72.07
ALFRED @. PIcoT.
The west 50.4 feet Of the east
1905 feet Of Lot s. Block SO.
Frontage 50.4 feet..-....-...$72.07
A. A. eCHEBY.
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1900 AeeS VI AOt ~ OiOCA 9Os
Frontage &C feet..............$94.38
JORGENsEN.
The east 1879 feet Of Lot 1.
Block 46. Frontage 1913 feet
......~......-............... $1b3.4l
All in Plat "a" Logan City Survey
Cache County. Utah, in Sections Sc
and "a. Township 12 North, Range
1 East of the Salt Lake Base and
Description Of Property
Owner Assessment
HOSPITAL.
The south 1913 feet Of Lot 4,
Block 6. Frontage 1913 feet
ANNA 8. KNOX.
The north S1.2 feet of the south
242.5 feet OF Lot 4, Block 6. From
tage S1.2 feet................$116.12
H. HYDE.
The north ~ feet of the south
254.5 feet of Lot 4, Block 6.
Frontage 10 feet...............S17.16
ELLEN X. NIBLEY.
The north 42.5 feet OF Lot 4, and
the south $50 feet of Lot s. all
in Block 6. Frontage :s.5 feet
...........-.............. $112.25
soREN SORENSEN and
ELLEN r. NIBLEY.
The north IL feet Of the south
48 feet of Lot s. Block 8. Front
age IL feet....-.....-..-..-.....$17.16
JOHN P. CARBON.
The north 1855 feet of Lot 8.
Block 6. Frontage 1855 feet
.......................-.-.. $S0S.0c
EUNICE E. JACOBSEN.
The east half Of Lot 1. Block z,
Frontage 1915 feet..........$216.64
EUN1CE E. JACOBSEN.
J. P. JONSSON.
ANNIE BOWEN.
(Right of Way.
The south 1875 feet OF the east
half Of Lot 8, Block Z. Frontage
1875 feet ............................$23.60
JOHN A. WOOLF.
The north so feet Of the south
66.5 feet OF the east half of lot
B. Block Z. Frontage so feet
..........-.-.....-..... $71.b0
JANE e. PITKIN.
The north sc feet of the south
1925 feet of the east half OF
Lot 8, Block Z. Frontage sc
feet -.-.--..-.-.....--........-.... $94.3S
THOMAS P. SMITH.
The north f6 feet OF the east
half Of Lot 8, and the south 53.a
feet of the east half Of Lot 4
all In Block Z. Frontage 69.a
feet --.---...........-.-..-...... $99.1O
ELIZABETH A. B. MITCHELL,
EFT AL.
The south 49.5 feet Of the north
80 feet of the east half of Lot
z, Block z. Frontage 49.5 fee,
..................-.....--.- $70.70
JOHN A. BLYTHE.
The north 49.5 feet of the east
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All in Plat "a" Logan City Survey
Cache County. Utah, in Sections Sc
and "a. Township IL North. Range
l East of the Salt Lake Base and
Meridian.
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MRS. ETHEL SANDBERG.
The north s2.5 feet Of Lot 8,
Block 40. Total frontage 236 feet
(less so feet for corner). Front
age 1856 feet................-...$265.9S
ROBERT DAVIS,
Anaconda. Montana.
Lot 4. Block 40. Frontage 1910
feet ....-........-........... $424.7l
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Description Of Property

Description Of Property
Owner Assessment
UTAH-1DAHO HOSPITAL.
The south 1918 feet Of Lot 4,
Block 6. Frontage 1913 feet
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LARS FREDERICKSoN.
Weston, Idaho.
The east lila feet {
Block 46. Frontage I

The west IZ7.B rect OF Lot ],
Block AZ. Frontage 1878 feet
............................... $1S2.75
WILLIAM WANGSGARD.
The east 66 feet of the west
1898 feet Of Lot /, Block 46.
Frontage &C feet.............$94.38
ABRAHAM JORGENSEN.
The east 1879 feet of Lot 1,
Block 46. Frontage 1913 feet
-....-......-..-.--............ $1oo.4t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20

came and found eighteen good lie
mans n look from them their stores
of iuxlte tanioids FOR which theN had
uo further use he set fire 60 me eel
lar they were Iu. SO ss not Go cause
Hry unpleasantnass with their friends
ana Yot across 90 England with the
tahloids. As he'd picked up some
shfapnel In the kne. on his travels. he
handed the tsbioids TO me and they're
now ia hat portmauteau''
"But whats this other thing YOU
talked of-somethtng about deferred
ignition"
"A mere trife Milford. bat being a
little thing ~ my own, I cherish u.
once | thought IA he a chemist. and
really learned quite a bit about chem
istry before | chucked a. There are
lots OF substances which. when mixed
together, produce fire. az once or soon
or. There are quite a few witch take
their time over 10. warm up to their
work slowly and ~thoughtfully In fact.
but do IL none the less efficiently for
all. My tablo,ds are the latter sort
| won't trouble ON with their com
position. Indeed MAY as we'll go ms
far as te say that when I have adver-
tised them well by present trip
always supposine We don't get Scrip
pered In the process i mean TO retail
the recipe 10 the War Ofice people
n ! can wake them out OF their winter
sleep Then ! shall be able to repay
that nifty gnildsrs I've soaked you 'r
FOR. o 10 mention those two secoud
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shown me 50 much as a specimen yet
Don't you worry about Ideas. your
Eminence. I'm hrimining with them.
The only trooble IN cash to carry them
u n only the British Government
we're subsidizinK this expenditure |
could get on swimmingly But under
the circumstances. AS they@ don't know
about II. they naturally couldn't.
Milford, could YOU advance me nifty
%gullders? They'll save our necks FOR
the time being. II | don't turn to pay,
YOU can screw It out OF the Chancellor
Of the Exchequer when YOU get home"
Captain Kettle produced a note, u
don't know what you want It FOR he
observed pleasantly. but if % turns
out afterward you've blown s. On "A
spree, I'll give YOU something That VIII
keep you ,eetotal for u fortnight"
Most potent said MIR Holroyd,
"your honored trust shall not DE be-
trayed. | return anon. ~; for the
Lords sake. stick here like glue. The
city reeks OF German spies. and the
moment we both turu our backs the
rooms will be searched down to the
bone. with your lordship's permission,
I will now FOR a while take my leave :
MIR. Holroyd returned in AN hour :
time carrying a large hrowa- paper
parcel. which on being opened disclosed
a portmunteau OF eninently contineu-
tai cut. This he proceeded TO decorate
with the labels Of hotels iu Hamburg.
Vienna, and Monte Carlo and 20 the
handle he affixed a ruhric which stated
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"
pounded against the IRON curb ienne
J4 the SUBSEQUENT proceedings inter
eSted him no = Then captain
kettle turned his eyes Is 'ookea
across the room. and saw the other TWO
,nlrHders RANGED against the wan WIN
,n'lr hands above their heau. y mr'
llolroyd menaeinE them VITA . mos
murderonS looking carving knne ana
- ING 'oih
Aren't tho couspie's eAht'ipsi NJ
ora no ASKED u clt'Aeh a. pr's
ear onsafhs nus 'lVeI 10 uas hhHe ~
,"r uhtonahfu, a"' me runh'ah on y"
,"IN-h"hu mas y uohen puhoto'e' a..
,nil tor "uleh ne ~ propap'S none y,
pu,te,' cohsiatts'H on :. w"
Al'eu your pr".s : suppo~ go
y mas" 5000 "e'n'anr on 49, 49,
" 80 90 e.
ou ws't tne,"' my .", sur" ~.
an s Nv 49,
s,S,n, a. rp shoa - haw ~
a. wn - .m..un,Iy re-. M ar,
~ 49, $500 ,wo a.
-. 49, - a, 80 - - ~. ayaIu
,asora n.sS.s ~. arr pn,c,1
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CAPTAIN KETTLE ON THE WARPATH

man t. provide 1t. 90 inside. Wen
line IN our rooms. and the Lord help
the Dutohman VINO tries 20 interfere
hut there were men In that city rs
daring as Captain owen Kettle. Hall
way throagh dinner an embarrassed
waiter %oun Some visitors. chem
tlomen and on his heels there pressed
the big German with the spectaeles and
the ,,pturned moustsches, and three
friends. They elbowed the waiter out
into the passage. and shut the door
behind them
ThC big German folded his arms and
addressed the sailor. In good English
You are a Britlshet,'
4 have always suspected IT," said
Kettle dryiy
And Your name is not Professor
owen. but Captaia owen Kettle. We
have met before, as You Will remember.
And now ! am golng 20 settle up for
what / owe You.
Il hear you say IT.
speak the truth. What do YOU wan,
here"
What The hell's that 70 YOU Get
out % this room, one time, you cross
ed ey ed son OF dog. There's the door
IT AoN dNH I i've AiaN YOU IL ne tUfbNi
through the window. Understand
don't like your face
Here was a touch or the Kettle OF an
earlier era. The modern German al
ways had that Kind of emetie effect
on HIM This specimen, howster. wss
not the man Ia take insults calmly. tie
.ugged n a revolver. and WAS plainly
un the verge OF shot But a large and
heavy water caiafe. thrown with the
'uIl strength OF Kettles right arm.
caught him fairly on the chest where
70 burst like a she'll The sailor fol.
lowed tp the attack as quickly A. he
could Imp across the room. ewreuched
tine mans revolver away. and beat thc
sense out ~ him with tho butt OF Il.
Another. advancing TO the help ~
This iirs' had his legs plucked violent
lN from henenth him. and MS head
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IA ldnse and heSW
Woter Cdrdfe,
r., thrown with the
~ fUl strength Of
Kettles rlsht drTe
CAUGHT him fairly
Onthe cheStN Is u

best sh,rr. .uich Lady Kettle 50 kind
~, but F." %luctantly, provided"
We'll .l.d Captain Hottie. your
stun MAJ FOOD aud may be bad, and
IL prohHl lad, but anyway I'm not
going o. .. ltlsied tin ] see II tried
so come ut now and Well find where
thcs cotfo I, stored"
H*ioy ha. rot TO 40 far in their ex-
,ratiuu ~ hat Continental seaport
city Without finding cotton. Quays,
warehuus streets even. we're piled
with cotton bales: trains clattered
: way with hem over the frontier into
German Bs fast n sweating men could
load Them, and every minute more
bales wero discharged from steamers
fresh iu from the ocean. Every bale
sent into Germany meant death for ton
soldier OF mo Allies. but also meant
money .ar Tho thrifty neutral who
passsd ~ though his territory, money
for the ir'1 nd independent Southern
States planter, money for the shipper,
money for ne broker. money accord
Ing To Captain Kettle) for the British
lawyer y. tician. money In fact for 10
many worthy and pushing people that
tho mere goldier (who NJ often az not
ala not p1saoss a votel had naturally
20 80 'D tho wall.
my great Iamesi" said'C Captain Ket-
tie. "firl,s "A way 20 carry ON war;"
"Ita'ter a~nrpssing isn't It. we didn't
ship thom cordlte whilst VIZ were at
q, ana bug ,he manufacturing profit AK
wellp ~ goa,Id have been quito as
co~nsis,er.. no you stnow wehrs being
followed
YES us "a tala1Fty with n kaiser
motsta'H, und slassss. he came on
with Hs p conyoy when We left the
hot'. |'.s pointed MS out to four
other ., hat TVo seen during our
H'. .robably 10 more
Uucuts On yOu wits.
.rpu wur" 'I1u 7 d,d.
%, thr H.'.I' Or. prob
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that Il was tho property OF an Officer
we'll known In the Kaiser Wilhelm y
service Cbut who was Just then. So the
papers said. In Russia). and that Be-
was to be left til called for. After
which he stored within II certain mat
ters, and then deposited IL IN an empty
bedroom on the opposite side 81 their
passage.
'yhere," salI he. ~ hats found,
ev-y one viii think the other fellows
put Il there Tho servants in this pub
can he estimated in tor. ana they're
tho most muddling lot I ever struck In
all ..y travels. No method. Nv. kept
enough samples or our-er-chcmicals
In my waistcamt pockeS for you to ex-
pertinent on. Milford, as you still srem
sceptical"
I'm have 10 comb your hair YET
said the little sailor rcfiectively. "Now
Just here. and before we go any fur
: Their and without any frills % talk,
kindly say with cleaTness what II Is
YOU have got
"FiuNite tabloids and a deferred ig-
uitor
'Whstt thatg'
you see. you don't understand. 7
49, FNN NNNtAAH T. ~ I NinlluifhN
must explain and don't blame me n I
get gassy over the dramatic bits,
You've heard az Louvninr'
II have"
Tho Germans burnt a."
y ! read"
'oh. they did. all right. They'd "a
corps OF men specially appointed for
tine iob. Probably been drilling them
FOR that particular enterprise since
1879. special uniform ana special
swear words, all complete. Their
equipment was a box NJ matches and
a havrrsack OF tRbloids like this"-ho
showed a couple of small black dice
balanced on the back of his hand
each tabloid is guaranteed 20 vet fire
10 anything from "A Kitchen range TO u
chest OF drawers when touched of. II
really Ia wonderful stuff
Very rell, then An intelligent Bel
gian found "a dolou fud Nllf ur fl..
amllbIp .1rp- hI.1 .f H.r. IA. lr.n
cd 'hcu. HHt H''u. ..fI H.
'out flHiH .H
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- " vase ''in' SUING 'hehl lhSisal
VI se'thk buSH WIN thai cotton
ms TWO pumped up the reservoirs 90
iheir airguns, Inserted the composite
"ad * nuNite and slow d%etuuaiJt took
aim at one OF TIE ragged uutidS cotton
bales below, aud pTiled trlgg,r.
In = wa, J.; was not exciting work
here We're non. of the u,entm
OF ordinary shooting there was M
noise bey ond AN almoHi a~uologat.
click there Vas no nash. there wa.
no movement on The par, " 'he taras,
to register q hlt Even Madame stofk
ala not notice the nt.ng The ustl5
beasts iHs, quietly ,nbrd themselses'
"olroyd had saiu. without 90 much I'd,
; rustic. They Only get anau. an !r,
'h' ana the cotton closes oVst them
ana there's h%o'hing to see Iries' Won
hho" VIM 20 look for. rhsn t'
iHle' theN go on Ia u sMlr,ing hlR -
Men l. trucks aud cranes were
n"ndIihg mann o. the bales immedi1t,
" heheath tnem ana loading ihese t'h
covered BOX cars The' Wtra careful
NOT to touch these men but ale t3s
snoi ~ bales that were marked 'pr
next handling. Lives. British we. g..
pended on their uu.cgne-s
~ ia'G,s slid Captain Nr bt
~" ehd a. ~" hrsi haf hour f9-
stun o' YOURS docsu't 81 On DO, i1d.
! III wiring your uecs"
"Gp on shooting f,r un,,ha, ..u
utes rcplied the other ..olI ,rd Al.
show YOU. No.rr. 81. BAD ,.y.
Arthur Ard tue ,.t-d ,roes...
m !ord You're too ,p>lais fui tt.U
p suits Gee WIZ | take llt t.t.
though There Nou are
roman candle "A. ..wt .a
sIddeul from ,r, ID. ,8g t
nhi,, .ai.s hra.itu t4.p s
spours n, l.Iufoy ,....r o. a.
ur th. nr4eu, .r fp. hr 80.
Ter, seemed tlt r~q.ng.,ua,
ooitlt tI,ge 3D.. .tr.
urd,, ta-..d on, ana n., .,..t
ever ;h.ps and pu tpi .et.tgrI
1H'irt %, seconds dngr ns nose loo
'''" '"' "flr 'i'sId "H1t tI
Srnr' il.. guDmrn sd .lH
het.i' with q dspiu si a.s ilu
tt.n Az u'err t,u are 70. ta
'''' nan " VIA ''t lu"'s 'rUes '
ana 'h' manners n no' o..
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rt.
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.n,h, 40
- "a. 80.
r., ,,rrla.
we're smitt.u Ina tht.r ANN ami
ike torches Misc
= no,a ,o,
IA, e,ilt.d n,nn, ',,.
Eye lnt hl.s.,J .t,,t ~. 80.
EASY,
-. ~
,t,rtdsa. -, T,.,
like me IN going TO save the trn.l owe.
there TO the noI ard II Wc DON lp1.
lively. Wen shoe, everything nt'.
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-04-19

Miss Alvin Canady spent last Sun;
Nv with friends at Phillip.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Lockett spent
ednesday night and Thursday in
emphis.
Mr.. William Thompson spent last
lnday in Oxford. He is a valued
kache of the Jay-Em-Bee Coal Co.
Miss Roberta Dubard went over to
feenwood Tuesday morning to spend
few days.
spectacles properly fitted at Lick
IDS Jewelry Store. Is
Miss Nina Crump of Parsons was in
Re City Beautiful shopping on last
Pnday I
ISeargeant Jack Yeager of Camp
kaureeuard is in Grenada this week
fitting his mother and two sisters.
Mr.. J. O. Herod, "Ike" has accept
position with the |. c. Railroad at
E local station.
Oakland is to be congratulated on
wing installed an electric lighting
stem.
Miss Corrie May Smith Is visiting
ENDS and relatives in Water Valley
5 week.
Mrs. W. A. Morgan of West is in
tenada this week the guest of her
usin, Mrs. Bell Wright.
ANTED TO BUY 200 pounds old
IS at &c per pound. Must be clean.
ply at Sentinel Office.
Mr.. Tilden Pryor, an old Grenada
, now living in Calhoun City was
Grenada visitor on last Saturday.
Mr.. J. X. P. Handy, of Water Val
7, visited friends and relatives this
eek.
Piles Cured in 6 to II Days
pesists refund money II PAZO OINTMENT fail.
cure Itching. Blind, Bleeding OF Protrudine Piles,
family relieves Itching Piles, and you can eei
tfui sleep after the FIRST application. Price Soc.
Rooms for light house keeping
furnished rooms. Ill South street
zone 1904. 1928
Chief of Police W. A. Mcleod has
zen most active during the past
two vendors of Shorty.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Gillom, of Tor.
nee, visited their daughter, Mrs
A. Penn a few days recently.