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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24
SUCAR-SAVINC CANNING
APPLE SYRUP.

Aid OF powdered calcium carbonate gallons
Of apple elder juice
. BOIL the mixurt kettle vigorously five
minutes.
Pour the liquid vessels preferably Jars pitchers
Allow stand eight hours until perfectly clear.
. Pour the clear liquid into a clean preserving kettle
Add liquid teaspoon of calcium carholairi stir
thoroughly
T. Boil rapid, 22o degrees f. until bulk reduced one.
seventh Of orgaa volume II should have the consistency
of maple syrup wlwn tested in cold water
: Pour into jars pitchers, etc
. Cool very slowly "a xAnT0
10 Pour fruit Jars, cans lngs kettles
H. Sicrilizc for length o. given below according
iii used
Water bath 10 minutes.
Water seal 2li degrees 10 minutes
pounds steam pressnre : minutes
II Remove containers and tighten covers ccrs
~. Inycrt 10 Good aud test joints
IA. Store for winter
lsc hocnk.S. ~ beverages nnd like nulasses Tor
swcrienng cookies aud desserts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24

Fret Methodist EplscepA Church.
rorner Broad and Nobla
Sunday srhool ai sstH a IN.
kpsarth Leases, p m
Wesleyan LeaElo. y n
Morning worship II m.
Subject. Two ,iardens"
Evening service. Nrm
Subject, "AuEuagine
Prayer fneatlng. "Wednesday. : 10 m
w II JOHNSON. Pastor.
Baptist Church.
Corner Vine and Noble
Preaching morning ana evening bs
the pastor
SUNDAY school "A ai4a m.
Morning sermon st II
Morning, ''Nhrrr 1'tsy Fell"
y " y u ., e.sh D ln.
Evening sermon al s oteoch
Evening. ~Nhea frees Get iip aud
Walk
FORREST MADDOX. Minister
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24

One OF the most sensible things
With has ever been don. ia Gnthri'
= lhc adoption oi i uniform for th'
ieh school girls aud boys. especially
FOR the giris. who win oserdress Tn,
white MILDLY blouse and blue serge
skirt which Is TO be the uniform ar
becoming 20 all aud What makes q
.irol,ler picture than a crowd uf young
girls Dressed H. the comfortable
blouses well filtlag skiris aud bright
colored ties.
Even the glri with the most eAiray
agihi wardrobe has number 81 Mid
dy hlouscs for sport wear and with
the adoption or the uniform the more
unfortunate are rlaccd on 'he same
hasls. Many eiris stop school be- :
cause they cannot dress or osersires
as some OF their srhoolmaics
The uniform vii also conscyvr
wool Tor nearly every high school girl
has from one 10 four woolcn school
dresses which ma, now be done away
with aud one or two pretty silk dress
IS adopted Tor arcss up" occasions
Miss i.enore Burke came ~ from
Oklahoma city 10 spend the week .
erd with her parents. Mr and Mrs .
n Burke.
Mrs Martha NJ Neal and daughter.
Miss Mary, are guests at the home
q Judge and Mrs J n Burford IA
Oklahoma city
Mi,s Maggie Smith OF Sioux rails.
: y, has returned to her home after
an extended visit with her. cousin.
Mrs W Thompson OF ca Fat
Cleveland avenue
Miss Corrinc and Mary Hester rs
tcs are visiting N Red Rock with
their aunt. Mrs A Frazer.
Mrs y Adams and daughter. Erncs.
tine OF Crescent are the guests of
Mrs John Adams
The West Side Union will meet next
Tuesday at the West Side church
Full attendance Il desired. the reports
for tho year are 20 he handed fl aud
the election Of officers for next year
will take place
Miss Mary Loaisc Howard enter
tanned with a ficnic aud slnmber
party last nIghi a. her home on wcsi
Oklahoma The guests WIRE Anna
belle Smith. MARGARET Dean. cladyl
Casey and Dorothy Spccr
ON account ~ The rainv wssihsl
only about tort, rhildren errcprcsrui
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24
CORRECTED.

Teacher Willie. have you whisper
I'd io,lsy without permission
n.,--s)ulr wnnst
Teacher-Johnny. should Willie
have said "wunsty"
4 Jchuny Nom: he should lave said
fwIci Exchange
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24
UsplAtNGp

.Iaaioner That veal ,yu stm ~
sss uolisd.
Be'ehsF Spoiled. hsasuf } esaa
under fand that aais = Il ram fr.,I
. calf ihat ~ss peffoa 10 mneA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24

al ihe STORY Hour a! the Carnegie u.
brafy Mrs Arthur f,ithehs had
charge Of the hour ana snany ingr
exiting stories w're told
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24

f'rom an Oklahoma is'ty papas w
> tahh~ns. smavNg uf U@shff@ was In
ckIshoaa cry Yesterday un haslness
n ~nlas nf tha stats awpastaeats
flcy. lass tuta tfsrsmas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24

ee5 Cross AceorspInhrseuss
The Red crosr ship1-d 10 Italy ir
single veek teventy nine tons Of
soodsfuffs Cor u.s. in hospitals FOR
American forces IN Genoa. Fiorencs
and Rome; se.9s, gallons gasoline
ilsee bzrTeis Of me.s beef.
During the wesk ending August /;
he Red Gross rent to France ia
- worth Of cssings. auto tires md
usss; sss tons o; Jam monthly lthrts
n.onfhs' snpp'v susboised): 1s trscks
ie heavy snbu;szces; 100 portable
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24

s.seisi ~ss,sn IN tbs esSss ~
wsskius,os sfs ~s,tfst = s<sst :
rseuts % 'he ,sibes NnSsss "a
faaf State
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24
It TINE LOCAL CHURCHES
Flrst chrsstisn Church.
toruer Ash and Noble
Bible school st a.d a m.
Junior congregation. II a M

y j. > { h. 30 y nj
Mld-werk service. Wednesday eve
ming
Morning sefmen. The Ministry O
Mediation
Evening sermon. Walking Will
God
Good music.
GUY IL fiNDLY. Minister.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24

suuhsy eeheoi ~ e,taa -
il rrwsvhtnx ~ VI a m
Prayer ms~slnx. WsskseNsiay. 40 u
w SWAN, rAster
IWest Side N1eehsdiss Irls1ensi ct~ufxl
Cafnef Noble sai klevewsh
sunday school AZ estS . M.
| rrvschinx ~ NJ . m
npwcrth League. Y . IN
| Preaching 81 ssso IN
RtN. sr'nuNu. PASTOR
f ~~~s
elrss ps~aAyssslsa chursh4
Corner Division and Eahis
| sabbath school Al esth . m.
Morning servisn " ii b m
Junior & Nat spm.
| NPSC Eat sssa D nv
Evening wrvlce al -, m,
0rO o NICHOLS. rAsthF
Msthsoiss Epissee.l Church. osuth.
| t'0rncr OAK and Oklahoma
| Sshhafh schroi OF asE q n
iNahlr wersnir. II . m ana \ y h,
Ervorth ieaope, p o.
n o CALLAHAN. Pastor
rlra Church ~ Christ e<lswOs2
tls North nroAd street.
SUNDAY school at stS ~.
sunday services at IA Iu
"Wednesday evening sefvir~ D m
Reading Foum st lsfM f'aat uklss
acnia avenue Open from }gsan h M.
% 8 y m. except SUNDAY and AoiIaaya. ..
| casheilc chush.
tll Nnrgh Eini
Father John Van uastsI, Pastor
On sunday:
First mass and sermon. T;ao = m.
Second mass aud seFmur. 10 = m,
On week days;
Evening devotion at ssa n m
Mass every day AZ o'clock = N
nEv JOHN VAN uAsTEl.
uu,sed Presbyterian Church.
Corner Ahh and Cleveland.
sabbath school at 10 q m.
preAching seSvinse ~ II o'aloeh
Young Peoples meeting. s;is y IA.
Evcufng worship. kp m
w ijinNiEy. Pastov.
German Lutheran Church.
Corner seventeenth ana W. Logan.
Services every second Rabhath.
sunday sshoni a. $50 . IN.
Preaching st hl a 10.
II HEIDEn u Marshall. rastor.
rririsy Epsespai unurcn.
Corner hrosd and Noble
Ia Rev pr Brooke. nlshcp
Rev A u Nicholas. Rector.
nD East Warner Avenuu
Thirteenth sunday after Trinity.
sanday school Of 10 m.
Mosning s~rstae. q IN.
Subject The Prayer that ilfoudat
Rain
Church Of Inr,ss.
Meets at city hall every Sunday ss
10 m. Preaching at n . m and
40 . m.
coloRgD.
" Paul A N 4 Church.
Corner Film and vlias
WALTON nHOOwN. Pastor !
" Paul N q Church.
Corner Perkins and fitead.
Sunday school AZ 10 . m
Morning ssTylo. AZ II m.
Subject. m. Nocs Church"
senior League Al 100 y m
Evening rarsiee st kiao.
subject. Wanted coo Men ana
Womsu : assAi kfa
WALTON brown Pastor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24
W6db l]E |
| AWAKE ALL NIGHT
iSetatchinga Crying With
! Dlisters. Cuticura Heals.

NY gssndson's head wss . mass cs
- @GpasoNe shps sssssat " eiisss>s
- .ha10e. He hoAd wss scale sil
- ~ N 1ssns6ab ~as kssssed He
- sessssh sh1 ~ s~sks ell night
C1ne. Nevus : sssrih,s docking boy |,
- ! could noa s<nd him 20 school
! X urose Tor . .sanpie Of Caticuss.
qThe hsss day used u HE head wss sss :
elug hasserso Iboslgh hss = ke OF cusicAss<
Soap and two boxes Of cusicuFs oins-
.Ipent, and his bead MAS heslcd.
Il f0lgnsdl Ma. r. Thomas, .l77 hi =
Yvieion g.. nsisimors. Nd.
ysv may rely on cu,,essa % cate e T
J0Ar skin. sesip. hair and hands
JNething better 10 clear the skin cf pin-
4 piSsan3 baosehes. The scalp puf dsrdrt'i
3asd dseR>nnds Of che pplng. nesides the
Hoan hep no sppa iol ioI sil so1s' uses;
t.pbvSe n - Atsss.s fess .ssrs
il On1ps. - y 1sse@s h.sa sswxwtsfss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24

s'hsanxss n rawtes. sasmnaa ify
E~sis nsrFvhsnt Ass eaiistea Ia shs
army At tbs ag~ af III saa a sh~
snss ukhhomAsfn gasn aslvswlags AZ
the " 10 NJ anlsstmens laN
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q E M


Saturday AUG. -
fiayaksxa In THE tsenor Of ~
House" directed bs william G. be
Mile another great Hayaka~s pic
iure. A Paramount Picture Cast IN.
ciudrs Jack Holt Teemiag with sus-
pcnse. ehock a -LIock with thrllis
wifh thrills. With > thread of rloriOui
love woven through Il all The bcs
picture that Hayssasa has eve
made one that ne are proud 90 show
Two Good Coined
SUNDAY. AUG IS.
June ElvfdFe IN Jean Of tn
Woods" ~iih John bower and Co
NzcQusrrie A great picture w'sh 3
great star which no member Of fhs
family can sffor.. TO miss Iliiis
Joan. with her crude ideas % man
ncrs. viii win her way 10 your hear
Not an ordinary film bu; a mssfepicc
u film stories.
Two reel Mack S-nneft cemeas
-The osftie Royal with Ben Turrlf
and Folly Moran.
MONDAY. AUG ss.
-ore Dollar osd.- is a typical Ker
-iren story vffs AZ the dash an
md blooded rom@rce that has exfab
'i<hed Mr. Kerrirsn a. the foreros
scfor OF his type that the screen hss
ever borne. The story D laid In fhs
7zrt of Ke1fucky which has been use
20 often and With 50 much s1ccess
both sorK and Ffory. The romano.
in fhis 9icture which T. perneafsr
rifh that charm ef which Mr. Kerr
gan il q master. unfolds one Of m
most forceful photo interpretation il
which this most popular star has ever
appeared 49,
Heart Psths Nexh b0mmn-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24


in reply 10 tn many inaHiriss r.
csised By the Lpras counfy chapter
American Red csoss. By those wlsh
lnx 10 enter esnfeen service sbroe'
Nith Fsmuncr.tioL the following bsi
been received from hesdgusrterri
In reply 70 Jour sppaication 20
service abroad regret - say ths
! can hold out ;itsis hope of bein.
able 10 accept your kln1 offsr q hs
not been neeessa y for the issd CroE
. paw the salary or cxpenscs of can.
teen worter. n The sorrfFn service. g.
those positions have been filird b.
women finsnclzily able 70 serve win.
out remuneration and pay their owr
expsnses thus leaving the Red Cros'
rms for use IN other important places
u the work. Ths overvhelmisr pro
portion Of the xork 20 Be done b,
women for the var must be done n
this country and 49, Il r. les pie.
tsresase Il q quite = imyorsart ~
actively supporting and uorkise vifi
y0ur home Kei Cross yss vin b
rendering the gr~>test possible s>rs-
Ice 70 the cause m vhieh ve are si'
eal'stea- I M0u. m
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c Al en- o A.

Saturday.
story iiour-c,rnssie library Al
e:s0. Mrs ArlAa, Dibbena. alreeior
Monday.
w II & Inlg,
Ladies' Of Trinity Church INIT
Catholic Ladies Tut McNulsy /.
hall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24

iieFheFt \ Anshegsx at sa~ Il n i
i,eaIsy started ~ Normlk Va. attes
dssa sIAis w.EA hls npthes. Nfs
Mar casloF anA hrushse. II & Ans.
berry He u raalu operator and ,hi.
vas his fsrss vtIs hane IN alsteea
manfhS He llAca thn wutA Ne u sn
xaged lu
I.m9sn Hawkins n Tankawa. sssmi
master IL The fssa tssls~a II N iAs
eity in euniesrnen ~lfh sifana saasss.
tafy nsuee a. she stasr headquarters
scisfssr % she eulaIns s~AaSan ~ lhe
rfana iohsr Ia uhlahnnsa t'tfs 90 usl
4 sommIsleew Will ss arranged sad
shc psuSram ~ tbs assssaa mapped
out
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24

7hs fsAi s=si1n sr.rin< bors &
y - losf i ne Hoa<f ~ AZ
uten rrs<saess wilson - 4 be kno~'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24
sHarssxsrs@ssuan
Z OF LOCAL MOMENT y
IN u n y y \ = \ \ = = q \ N
Plenty Of waller nov

Cooler tonight snd showers. like.
~lae SUNDAY
Miss Esther Bruce has returned
hom visiting friends Ia Tulsa
Nexf week ihs ice mrn will nsl
your order TOR all ID. To-. you want
Charles W Hines of silllsater vas
s.silor ~ odd Fellow headquarters
yesterday
Hal Stones a. larg" a. bird cgsa
tsl near ronoa ciiy las'nlghi. dolas
much damage
An army offlr.r WI b. assigned
70 fhe Univenliy of Oklahoma 20
train students IN military porf
william Ceorf lee yoanK i The
name rfveh bY lIs toua p.r~u's 70 the
firs' Chin.ss b.bg bora IN 0kishom.
CITY.
Congressmen are Included n ths
draft bin. n slll sffsc, about 100
members u the house and fweuiy a.
ibe senate
The boys rho rrcsntly reaehed H.
az Of y are registering today.
ns a-e aas I'm j. e,rs.is ~
bccom. > lae
The fslivsiaE Guthrie rifis ~lfll
'sseh fs fhe Drfmrixhf schools rhl
winter Misses Ethei Lesh.-,
Louise Hlii snd r1preucs cr4hsm.
Movie ehoss ar necessary. A. less
hat a. the ~ay the xsr issasirls
board ioosa n the mztfsr. Al brsB,h
e of ipesstr7 have ben termed -
sentlsI
Shipbsiidsrs are no~ demanding si|
a hour and dontie tine for ell OYER
time: also hsif holiday on s.'sr
6sy. 7her ere nov receiving
cents an hour.
7he rsAi sssis1i crzrir< bors
= - lon = ne Hos-f ~ al
uten rrs<iaeui wilson - 4 be kno~,
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= The Army Of Mercy r. +.
= +***+++++4++++++++ +

Where 10 do Red cross Work
Red Cross headquarters ~ Federal
tpilaing.
surr,s,i dressing room at Masonic
temple
Cof,ersi gnlt at Cotteras school
Work rooms .: West Side " CT U
headquarters.
Methodist unit At Methodist church
The Catholic isdies Red Cross Unh
Vim meet eacf Monday and wednes-
day afternoon st ucSaity hall
Monday
W. n c unit. Altar Society. Lsdies
H Trinity church.
ysss6sy
Uc T unit Baptist Circle. q A n
alt. South DIsisloa unit
Wednesday.
Telephone oprrstors. we'fsr. unli.
Seeker Barton unit. Dread unit. Firsi
.sfiousi bank init. Methods, unit
war Society. Lady idts. wiillns
Aorkers
on Monday fhe Catholic Lsdlss
Red Cross amt ~iiI scw ~ m. Me
velfy hall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24

Movie sho.s ar necessary. A. iess
hat is the ~ay the xsr ihsssifls
board ioosn NJ ths mztfer. Al brsnch
e ~ industry have ben termed es
sentlsl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24

The fsiiosiag Guthrie rifis vi
ss.ch r. fhe Drsmrixhf schools ffL
winter Misses Ethei Leshs-s
Louise Hin sna r7oresc. crahsm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24

houses s5a.v@ sweaicro. - sets o.
serve dental ECU pmcnt
The Red cross % Noble symbol
The RED Cross Il the symbol of IN
nursing profession u calls forth /.
siiion of womsn's heipfulness. a pie
iure Of ibe tala,d competent nurs,
minlsiering 10 humanity IN distress
Nursing service = the vcry essenc'
of the Rcd crogs spirit w1ih :
dearih o. nursing ability. ts Re,
Cross must fail. and all Of our -.
forts viii have been In vain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24

rAs a-e ana I'm !. esrssln |.
tccom. > la~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24

ON account ~ the rainv wesihst
only about fort, rhiIdren ~rrcprcsrui
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24

consrsssmen are Included IA the
draft bin. n vlli effect about is
members of The house aud fweuiy n
he senate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24

First Church ~ Christ o<leNtssA
tla North lsfuAd street..
SUNDAY school at etz = ~.
sunday services at II = su
"Wednesday evening Service D ~
Reading room ~ isfM hsaas ukla
acnsa avenue Open from }lsan \ NJ
% s y N. except SUNDAY and HALLIDAY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24

Miss l.enore Burke came ~ from
Oklahoma city 10 spend the week .
crd with her parents, Mr and Mrs }
n Burke.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-24

Mrs Martha NJ Neal and daughter
Miss Mary, are guests at the hom'
cf Judge and Mrs II Burford IA
Oklahoma city.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-08-16

w. S. q will help buy liberty and
ustice.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-08-16
Study the Pictures Carefully
l. The Lesson There Is TO Cut
e Down Yoc: Waste. ss,s..xss

" Over in England they are selling
bones at the rate of five pounds for
one shilling. Policemen regulate
long lines of people patiently stand
ing out on the side walks, waiting,
not for their favorite matinee idol
to pass, but for a chance to enter a
food shop and buy small quantity
of food. 1t takes about three min
utes for the shop keepers to dress
their windows over there, merely
because there are, perhaps, but
few cans of condensed milk and a
box or two of corned beef to be dis
played.
Yet over here in America, bones,
hay, even fats and precious scraps
of meat are going into the garbage
pals! Although in many cities
there were long lines of people wait
ing this winter for supplies of coal,
there has as yet been no pinched-
faced mob pleading for food. True,
Imperial Valley press., 1918-08-16

Press, left today by auto for few
days visit with his family, at Coro-
nado, and to see his son start off in
the navy contingent.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-08-16
Notes ADout Town

President Mike Liebert of the, t,Sfl
Bureau was appointed by that bod IS
yesterday to attend a conference wit
Governor W. D. Stephens on Septel
ter ,, when the executive will me. {
representatives of all farm bureaus |
the state. The subject to be consic
cred by the bureau will be war wol
on the farms and increased produ ?
ton. .g
Charles L. Childers for District A.
Orney-Adv.
On the grounds that such a ste ,
would reduce expenses and ircrea &.
the County Farm Burea
yesterday discussed the advisability /
consolidating all the mutual water
companies of the Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-08-16
Jhoyle Selling Bones tor food in E1\GlarId % % S% %
.%I0T9T ,<,cHr,
IA

A. C. Johnson, advertising manager
of the Varey Bros. & Co. stores, left
early this morning in his car for Los
Angeles and Bear Lake, where he will
remain for two weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-08-16
DIVISION FACTS
FARM SERVICE

l. Organized in February,
1918, as a Division of the u.
S. Employment Service, De-
partment of Labor, to work
out problems of mobilization
and distribution of farm la
Dor.
2. Works through machin-
cry in each state of the US.
Employment Service, us.
Public Service Reserve and
US. Boys Working Reserve.
Has senior Examiner in each
state under State Director of
the US. Public Service Re-
serve devOting entire time to
farm labor matters.
3. CO-Operates with State
Agricultural Agencies,
Fourth Class POstmasters,
State Councils of National
Defense and many unofficial
organizations for relieving
farm labor shortage.
4. Has demonstrated it's
practical efficiency this sea-
son by making the harvest of
the second largest wheat
crop ever produced in this
country Safe for DemOc-
racy."
Imperial Valley press., 1918-08-16

Press, left today by auto for few
days visit with his family, at Coro-
nado, and to see his son start off in
the navy contingent.
A. C. Johnson, advertising manager
of the Varey Bros. & Co. stores, left
early this morning in his car for Los
Angeles and Bear Lake, where he will
remain for two weeks.
Members of California Home Guard
Company No. 90 are urgently request
ed by Captain j. r. Ford to attend
the drill meeting to be held this even
ing at 8 o'clock at the Red Cross
headquarters.
Miss Ruth Earhart has returned to
Ell Centre after an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Los Angeles
and San Diego. She has accepted
position with the Peoples Abstract Co.
Mrs. A. Reams has returned to her
home in Redlands, resigning her posi-
tion with the Peoples Abstract Com
pany.
| f. w. Waite, horticultural commits
sioner, and family, left yesterday for
San Diego for vacation visit They
will spend most of their time at some
beach resort near the Sun City.
Miss Charlotte Preston of Calexico
is here as the guest of Mrs. V. h. Nc
Quown of 764 Olive street.
J. Stanley Brown, United States
Marshal Matlock and w. ID. Carey left L
yesterday for combination business
and pleasure trip
After a three-year residence in FL
Centre, B. C. Leech has resigned his
position as special agent for the
Standard Oil Company to enroll un-
Ger the nations cclors He contem-
plates leaving next week for the rorth
10 enter military service, preferably
the marines. Although married and the
head of an interesting little family,
Mr.. Leech believes that his proper
place is in the service of Uncle Sam.
He will be succeeded here by O. l..
Davis, formerly assistant agent for the
Standard Oil Company at Santa Ana.
w. S. .. will help buy liberty and
uStice
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q. s. Food Administration.

o. s. Food Administration.
r., accompanying pictures are
fro:l the Official Press Bureau
in i.-ndon. They We're sent over to
hi, "ountry for the express purpose
If owing America what England
IS lily facing. A country in such
str ) not only needs help herself,
nu 'annot possibly be expected to
eor lbute to the support of the
III reds Of thousands of United
st troops now on the other side.
fht food shortage is real. Save
.ot and Garry On. .s..s.z.,sas,,e, a
Imperial Valley press., 1918-08-16

there are frequently long
lines OF people on the street,
but mostly they are buying
tickets to showsl In the
busy streets in towns and
cities, shop keepers display
Imperial Valley press., 1918-08-16

elaborate arrangements OF
all kinds of delicacies in
their show case windows.
They would scorn a eds
play" Of cornod beef and
condensed milk.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-08-16

Walter O. Hamilton, one of the can
didates for county treasurer, was here
yesterday meeting the voters. He has
been handicapped in his canvass du-
ring the past week by the illness of
his brother, Pitt Hamilton. bat is
again in the field.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-08-16
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Robert Barnes, who is cover thcre,"
has been recently promoted to a sar-
geantcy and is employed in one of
the largest airplane factories in
France, according to word received
here. His promotion and the position
he occupies is tribute to his ability in
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Oscar Bowles, popular window
dresser Of Varney Bros, has returned
from his vacation. spent at Los An
geles and San Diego, where he has
picked up some Of the newest ideas in
window display.
Charles L. Childers for District At
orney.-Adv.
Lon Hackleman, shoe buyer for Var
ney Bros. & Co.'s stores, left this
morning in his automobile for San
Diego, and from there he will 90 for
a hunting and fishing trip at Bear
Lake. q
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Miss Lillian johnson Of the Exemp-
ton Board offices left today for a va
cation at La Jolla. She will be away
for the rest of August.
Thomas G. Evans, city editor Of The
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