Graham guardian., 1919-06-06
PERSONALS

Parker Fountain Pens are the
best. Get one and be happy.
Crandall's Pharmacy. adv-16-2t
w. V. Thorpe returned home
Sunday night from a ten days
business visit to Tucson.
For RENT Six-room brick in
business section of town, newly
made over. J. M. Foster. 16-tf
Mrs. P. Fl Cramer, of Holbrook,
arrived here Sunday evening and
will visit with her sister, Mrs.
w. N. Wilson, for several weeks.
It's a thrilleri That's the prin-
ciple impression that fingers with
you after having witnessed THE
Masaue of Life" +" Brier's Hall,
Juue 10Th. abv-17-lt
J. B. Bell, of Loveland, Colo,
the wel.knoWn cattle buyer. ar
rived here Sunday evening. Mr..
Bell contracted for 700 head of
beef cattle to be delivered yes
terday. by Joe and j. B. Hinton,
at FIT. Thomas.
Prescriptions put up by exper-
fenced licensed pharmacist at
Crandall's Pharmacy. adv-16-2t
DR.. and Mrs. H. j. Warner
and Miss Tucker are now located
at 1906 South st Andrews Place,
West 38th Street, Los Angeles,
Cal. The doctor writes he en-
joyed reading the ball game be-
tween the Fats and Leans, of
recent painful memory to at least
one fat player.
Carload of galvanized cor
rugated iron roofing is now due
at w. C. Faulkner's Lumber
Yard. adv-17-3t
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee N. Stratton
and two sons left Tuesday morn
ing for Los Angeles. CAL, where
they will spend a month.
THE Masque of Life" is over
whelming. There is every kind
of thrill imaginable. If real,
clean interest, a touching love
story full of heartthrills that call
forth real sympathy = brilliant
artistic pageantry, to-
gether with splendid photogra-
ply, make a great picture, The
Masque of Life is one. Will be
shown at Briefs Hall, June 18th.
w. R. Chambers left today for
Colorado Springs, Colo, where
he will visit with his brother,
Clifton Chambers. for week, |
when he will be joined by Mrs. |
Chambers and their son, Richard,
to continue their trip to Mr.. |
Chambers former home in Dan
vile, ILL.,, where they will spend
several months.
New line of Voile and Silk |
Dresses. Latest styles. Rea-
sonable prices. Krupp's Cloth
ing Store. adv-17-1t
H. E. Cooper left Wednesday |
morning for Ell Paso, Texas, and |
will return here with a new
model Hupmobile, of which he
S the agent for Graham county.
Hair-raising feats in "yhe
Masque of Life, daring and
spectacular = awe-inspiring mo-
nents which cause the spectators
% gasp with astonishment aud
;remble with fear. Brier's Hail.
June 18th. adv-17-1t
Joe Zinkler, commercial trav-
,ler for VIM. Volker Co., of Kan
las City. who is patient at Miss
Mains Sanitarium, is reported
improving.
LOsT-Two mare mules, a black
md a brown; brown mule branded
lVH; black mule branded a. Last
'een at Solomonville. Finder will
'eceive reward by returning to
VI. Marrovitz, Cactus, about one
nile east of school house. 1926
Mrs. S. A. Sowell returned
lome last Thursday evening from
Marlin, Texas, where she spent
he past seven weeks taking
treatment at the famous Marlin
Wells Sanitariun. Mrs. Sowell
'eturns greatly improved in
lealth.
M. L. Morgan has been noti-
led of his election as a member of
he Board of Directors of the
Wholesale Grocers' AS
iociation, Inc. whose headquar-
ers are at Jacksonville, Fla.
The association is one of the big
yest in the country and it's men,
is now over 1,600. Mr..
Morgan is one of the most sue
,essful wholesale merchants and
,iS appOintnpnt 40 q diractor in |