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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-09-23

Hereford Bulls For Sale
Both Polled and Horned, register
ed. fine animals, 8 to 80 months old
My herd headed by Wilson $4,000
$4,000.
ISAAC RIFFEL & SON.
Woodbine, Kansas. 13tw'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-09-23

Special sale on hosiery for every
member of the family at Duckwall's
beginning next Saturday. 23d2t- wi
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-09-23

Car Of Western potatoes. James
Carroll. at A. o. U. w. build
ing. 20d&wt1
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-09-23

/ OUAkV ~ "A ~ -
will sell at public auction on the
J. P. Cress farm, 2 miles east and 1
mile north Of Talmage, on
Tuesday, Sept. 18th
Beginning at / o'clock the following
property:
7 HORSES AND MULES
Span of black mules coming B
years old, weight about 1900 pounds
each: span Of red sorrel mules COM
ing z years old, weight about LOO
pounds each; grey mare coming 4
years old, weight 1900 pounds
brown horse coming years old,
weight 1,4O0 pounds; black mare
coming s years old, weight 1000
pounds.
Red cow coming 8 years old, VIII
be fresh December list; red COW COM
ing 9 years old, win be fresh October
1st: both cows are extra good milk
8 HEAD OF HOGS
Poland China male hog, weight
400 pounds: Poland China brood SOW
weight 275 pounds; 4 spring pigs
weighing $50 pounds each.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Newton grain wagon used one
wear. good as new; fairly good grain
wagon: low-wheel Keller wagon
truck used twice, with hay rack on
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-09-23
Cooking Apples

Another car Of cooking apples just
In $1.75 per bushel.
JAMES CARROLL.
At A. o. U. w. building 2Od&wt1
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-09-23
Cooking Apples

Cooking Apples
Another car of cooking apples just
in $175 per bushel.
JAMES CARROLL.
At A. o. u. w. building 2Od&wtf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-09-23

One-half car of Jonathans $3.50
per bushel basket. James Carroll. at
A. O. Z. W. building. 20d&wtf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-09-23

One-half car of Grimes Golden
apples at $3.50 per bushel basket.
James Carroll. at A. o. q. W. build
ing. 20d&wtf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-09-23

Car Of Western potatoes. James
Carroll, TT A. o. U. w. build
ing. 2Od&wtf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-09-23

One-half car Of Jonathans $3.50
per bushel basket. James Carroll, at
A. 0. U. W. building. 20d&wtf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-09-23

Watch the Fords go by. II
If your clock Is sick
And its pulse beats slow
Take 1t to Cooley
And he'll make it 60. 26dw1m
Don't use a cheap or worn out
cream separator. Get the very best
the DeLaval at Minick & TaylOrs.
16w2t
Oldsmobile sets the pace. Twenty
second year.
One-half car of Jonathans $3.50
per bushel basket. James Carroll, at
A. o. U. W. building. 20d&wtf
Big hosiery sale at Duckwall's Var
iety store begins next Saturday.
23d2t- VT
When you think Of cream separ-
ator-think DeLaval--the very best.
Minick & Taylor. 16w2t
See the extraordinary values shown
at Duckwall's Variety store at their
big hosiery sac. 23d2t-wlt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-09-23

One.half car of Grimes Golden
apples at $3.50 per bushel basket.
James Carroll, at A. O. q. W. build
ing. 2Od&wtf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-09-23
Entertained L. c. c. Club


Mrs. Ed Allen very pleasantly en-
tertained the L. G. c. club at her
home on Sept. 49, Most Of the mem
bers being present The club was
reorganized. The old officers being
retained for the rest of the year.
Mrs Leach. Mrs. Livingston and Mrs.
Bennison gave reports Of the Lincoln
Nebr., state fair. Their talks were
very much enjoyed. Refreshments
were served and the members spent
a social hour. The club adjourned to
meet in two weeks with Mrs. Tom
whitley.
Don't miss the money saving OPP
portunity at the big hosiery sale at
Duckwall's. beginning next Saturday
and continuing for one week.
23d2t-w1t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-09-23
RECENT REFLECTIONS

ALPS well with the Maxwell. dwtf
One-ha1f car of Grimes Golden
apples at $3.50 per bushel basket.
James Carroll, at A. o. U. w. build
ing. 20d&wtf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-09-23

Car Of Western potatoes. Jam
Carroll, at A. o. U. W. bull
ing. ZOd&W
The diamond drill., 1920-01-17

n a Of W y OF SC u OF ne \. 2
Part OF sw IA OF sc Ia com
mencing 33 feet West OF a
point lying 2S1 feet South from
the Northeast corner, South
so feet. West 140 feet. North
GO feet, East 40 feet 90 place
Of beginning ..............2
Part OF sw Ia OF sc IA com
mencing 543 feet West OF the
Northeast corner, South 20
feet 10 the North boundary
limo Of Maple Street, West a.
long said line so feet, North
70 feet. East 60 feet 10 begin
nlng -. ................ y
Part OF sc Ia OF Sc Ia COM
mencing 8 feet West OF the
Northwest corner OF Lot s.
Block % Original Plat. West
as feet, South 100 feet. Bast
&c feet, North 100 feet to be- 4.
ginning ......... .......2
The diamond drill., 1920-01-17

Parcel OF land commencing on
the dividing line between NV
Ia OF NV Ia and sw IA of NV
Ia South 10 feet more or
less from the Southwest cor
ner OF Lot 10, Block 20 of the
First Addition, West along
said Division line 200 feet,
North parallel with the West
boundary line of said addi-
ton. 375 feet which is the
point OF beginning thence
East $50 feet. North 40 feet,
West $50 feet, South 40 feet
to beginning ..............s 4
The diamond drill., 1920-01-17

ALIENS ADDITION
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-18
BROGAN NEWS ITEMS.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed return.
ed Monday from short stay In Cald.
well with their daughter, Mrs. North
rup. While there, Mr.. Reed purchas.
ed carload OF potatoes for himself
and several other Brogan families.
Carl Bopart passed thru Brogan
on his way to his Cow Valley ranch
from The Dalles.
A Parent Teachers Association
meeting was held at the Community
Hall on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. M. Addington, accompani-
ed by her daughter, Mrs. Zeisloft,
left Saturday for Riverside. Cal. She
expects 70 visit her daughters, Mrs.
Schultz and Mrs. Antrobus, and
will return sometime during the
winter. Mrs. Zeisloft whose home
Is in Ohio has Just completed a visit
TO her parents.
VIM. Boyd has bought a lot OF
Emory Cole and ia preparing to
build house at once
Myrtle Glasscock and Wilbur
johnson were married on election
day. The young folks OF Brogan
made n call on them Sunday even
ing, and demanded the usual treat.
Dick Socket has returned from
Cheyenne wy. where he enlisted In
the cavalry.
Mr. and Mrs Cornell and son
Avery, accompanied by Miss Ruby
Wilson, have returned from n short
visit in Boise.
A meeting ia to be- held on Nov.
ember "a for the purpose OF voting
on tho budget for the High School
taxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Doubraya spent
n fow days last week In Ontario.
Roy Harrington and small son,
Ivan. left Saturday for Pendleton.
Mrs. J. II. Gambol has been IN for
the past week.
Clarence Vandiver is hauling lum-
Der from the Powell saw mill in Nor
man Basin.
A big dance In 20 be given Novem-
Der 20, by tho Catholic ladies OF Bro
gan, for the benefit OF their church.
s. Gitelson billed out the last car
OF his apples on Monday.
Jake Davis, who has been plowlng
some OF the new land northwest OF
Vale is home for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Douhrava left
Tuesday for a short visit in Boise.
Ivan Il. Oakes OF Ontario was in
Brogan Wednesday for n brief bust
mesa stay.
Joe Busley and Carl stover OF I'm
lty arrived In Brogan Wednesday.
lmi sSClu uuwo o.oMar5 ETAoI
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-18

Portland, Ore. Nov-Everything
from Ice cream to hot dogs" and
from cheese TO brooms will be ex-
hibited next week at the annual
food show which will open In the
armory Monday. over so manufac-
turers. many OF them turning out
made-in-oregon goods, have reserv-
cd spaces.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-18
1921 MALHEUR COUNTY BUDGET
Notice


To the Tax Payers OF Malheur Coun-
ty Oregon
The County Co ir. OF Malhour
County, Oregon, has fixed upon Mon
day, December 18Th, 1920, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ. as the time, aud the
County Court room in Vale Oregon,
as the place whore the estimate Cf
the amount Of money proposed to be
raised by taxation for the ensuing
year, 1921, may Be discussed with
said County COutt, also, when and
where any tax payers subject 90 Sue,
tax levy when made, shall be heard
for or against any proposed tax levy.
ltemized estimates OF the amounts
OF money proposed TO be raised by
taxation for the ensuing year, 1921,
for Malheur County, Oregon, are as
follows, to-wit:
COUNTY COIrRT
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-18
of Ontario, Oregon

to the Comptroller of ths Currency Business
September sth 1920.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-18

Date of First publication, November
IS, 1920.
Date OF last publication, November
20, 1920.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-18
3 ~
ASSESSORS OFFICE

|, 10000
TREAsURER's OFFICE
Salary .,,,..,.,,''t l,OOO'OO
office Expense ..... 275.0O
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-18

WOMAN WANTS work by day or
month. Inquire Box 454. Ontario.
Ore. '60-61. pd.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-18
Supplies ......... 10000

5 100000
EXPENSES INCURRED BY LEGIS-
LAT1ON OVER WHICH THE
COUNTY HAS NO CONTROL
II gh School Tuition
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-18

Action and Lots of it with
TOM MIX, - SATURDAY
Matinee Night
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-18

e. H. TEST. County Judge
]. f. WEAVER, Commissioner
WITNESS my hand and seal OF
the County Court this 18th day Of
November. 1920.
COUNTY COURT SEAL)
A. NJ. MOODY, County Clerk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-07
WHISKY THIEVES sUss
As osS AGENTS PLAN

ts'0Hssnness. fram rage ~
ss4uAa ~aaca Ae eigaafles as ssc~v
safe IN souse ether hoase the faser
ea g@osss are Aelgea 70 a home grown
~ane tAas smeGs the ,incxar ,hst
does ncs taste a. goca
SacA Manufacture a drlnAs u
lArgr2y fad that wsgl pass iske sae
overall tAa. aaa tis worvt feature Is
shxs Semelsmes the amateur brewer
wsss a e.emAoal ccmAAnaiioa that
agnoarkS Ia rank poascn and the re-
susss are very sevsoss TIE real enc
snaes ss taw enforcement. 50 Tar as
TIE FVeAshitsoa saresa Il concerned.
arr tA~ msa ~ho are In 70 make -
0aicK gorfmne and whO are wtllanE ~
sase aizaoss ary chance 10 clean 40
several ,Ac1sena dollars IN a
h9rry~
TAe Sucstssn AZ defining more
clearly she Ncastead AcAsis certaia
"a come ap soou AFTER ccnsrrsN net IN
neat December ere a the most press.
iux rasste~s aeiag how Tar The fed
era Ageatx c4s rlgh,fally 60 in
sesrchlnE A&geaee, automobiles. ex.
press and ev~a pockets inqlooking for
nozsFa A&na gsaaors Several cases
Ev0ntag cat q such searches are now
in tie courts ard some sof them wil
ac carried 70 the United States Su-
gseFae ccErt Tor decision A 1eslnse
searrA law sts r4Fticaiarly needed
aAang the Canadian border where IL
Ssor s-nargsizs Is in progress almost
coastnwously. Small snagriers are
nas bothered on the border as ruel.
a. ire iaw endorsement AFenss are
aeFoslHg tseir zstensiou 70 abe pro-
iesssosAls whc egfag whisky into the
states b. The truck load.
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our % Jolsr

we daHt know mmeh about 9asef
nor Cos d~slaimu the alta N~ws bus
any Hah whS can 3et e0naratuiata
messages from woadFow wilsas
jim Reed, Joe bailey aud fom Wa
son must be soms candidate
ihen there's the iistls mattaF ~
SENATOR Harding setting ronaratahs
liohA from Boiea rsnroae. Hana.sg
Sohnaoa. ~iien' Lodge. Blll Taft arI
hlil fiorah The 0orld il out a.
ieint 40 Il werr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-07

ON Thursday evening about flliy
sister ReBekshs w r. c's, friends
and nelghbors gave "a pleasant sur
prise party 10 Mrs Addie Alxpaugh.
mother Of Mrs W. vi yampncr. who
has beea Waiting st the yampner
home the past sis months, aud Is
returning TO her home in South Bend.
Indiana.
The evening was spent 10 games
and social conversation. A boaBtlfs'i
gold pin emblem of the Rcbekah de-
gree was presented Mrs Alspaugh by
Mrs. Ida Smith IN behalf Of all present
Mrs. Alspsngh IN few words of ap-
probation thanned the ladies aud
gentlemen and assured them Of the
new friends made would be one more
leaf 10 place on memories pages OF
the pleasant days spent IN sunny OK.
iaDonia. At the close of the evening
Mrs vampner wAs assisted by MRS.
fiadI4 Mathis. Mrs Ida Smith. Mrs.
6. N Robertson and Mrs Cora Wal
her ln serving nm lee course
Those present were Mr.. aud Mrs
marion Potter, Mr. and Mrs n. l..
Brankam. Mr and Mrs y. " Smith,
Mr. ard Mrs. Uriah sbasteen. Mr. mad
Nrs. A. v. McWeshy. Mrn. VIM. Barn
hardi, Mrs. w. H. Chandler. Mrs. WIN
Walker, Mr. PeTg. Mrs. r.. Pattsn.
Mra. N'mn Mafhia Mrs. Meek. Mrs.
Druaells Smith. Mrs. 7. Province,
Mrs. Nellie Hamilton. Mr.. James
Mr.. Emma Burns. Mrs. Neal ,Ifig
gins. Mrs. Laura Matthews Mrs. stel
IN Peacock. Mrs y. Hess, Mr.
Ernest Metzs,Mrs. Fleckenateln. Miss
Marie and Sarah BoyIer. Mrs. w. \
csrd. Nrx Belle Moore. Miss Gym
thia Pattarson. Mrs. Lightnef Mra
Monroe FELTON,. Of Atlanta, Ga. Mr.
IND MR.. y IT, BILLINGS. Mrs. q. II.
Robertson of New Bunafels. Texas.
hr. and Mrs. w. W. vampner. Ruth
md Eiinor Chandler. Robert Barn.
asrdt Florence Sanders and Allen
Metz.
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THE STORY OF
SOL CAHOON

wN~m ~~a csas~sa rs~n< - ss~@ Man.
Ts sas.~ essfssA 3se&es.
w- ~s-n-s sam ~ sas ~sa A@se--
esr sxay s.s.szA~x As ssss.
wRmy alsy sAss ss2fF mAA mem. ~ saaA.
-gara-~ sAas rsw smn~ws4
e~ 10 sAs esxrKgs e~ssra AArn&.
Ts~vI ga ssa s~sa - sA.e~.~
And sa~m ~ Aaas ~ H~uzss. BaArA,
@hs ,asw--& s-snn q @ewaaaew
Tsuss hs has s.~araa f~~ aar@-prs-a< re.
A1< @s@a So r--s fn,asna-r.
- Ahru~r casss. 80 hxrdx hf@
Ass6 rzsxrsssssRs ssneu-xs<s
mAs fa.as sas 1rssk and new n. ~sf.
a. sssranE kAs snssrsas~A
EHs sss csAs.-s1 s~na s~ruh ~a% rsas.
F'rerwr-d sss-4ses nsxers
Ans ~afh . ~apxsA< ~ @snssa
KAs1.araAx f-azu sks wsrsn
And shs4sA Aas son ~~amwa@asas died
VIII. a~fsa asapssA r~<TMax.
N~ra sparnang wsas rAr~ az yvs1s
xa~ ed nAsn snrn~k 40 smsaAiss.
- spss-sz<ua.a--4@d ~uee< xsesAts
a dn.& ~ sr-Hssse ~s%6
An4s ssR amus.saA~s- ~a4& Ssa
Mzs fss@ s-~a xxRs g@~aA6
- snrw wsss tAs@~ s~ws @rsxks r~sasan--
Tssg as-v rs2 so rwns1srS@ss--
crsns 'sm rsEAa ~As@x tr M&se
Fee Nsls~s H8D sarsAah@fB&n4-
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rniiea Presbyterian fharsh.

rniisa PRESBYTERIAN fhsrrh.
rsster !, W. Birniey. IN, ~
Corner An Etrcet snd Cleveland Avenue
sabbath schoul a. 10 m
Freaching - II m aud . o.
Y y g. q ~ aiia D. M
Mid wccs mee,ing, "Wednesday, 90 y. ~
Essfybsdy welcome 10 sn srrlasa
Chuss1i .f shr Hrsahssns
1900 u nafusnH
hss =. wssenss, FASTER.
1928 y Harrison
sunday refYisea.
SUNDAY Rchonl. l00 A M
Preaching NefYife ~ % A A.
Christian WORKERS Meeting. % "a
rrea hing seryieor. 10 d M
MA Week Services
Praise Nerflte. "Wednesday syr sW
ia.ies' Ala. THURSDAY
I'M iiitlr eharh 9ith biz Nriean,e
Themes fH snHaays srFmons
Morning The Doctrine ~ uod
Esening "Tba fass ~ the Son ~
dsn."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-07

w.es da,hsse asshedtss scsseer~, fhHfvh
Flvsrhfh NHf West Nesls
hutsu u tsehe~. h. rssfaf
sunday Sshesl ~ ~
Mafnlnu wnfship. ,twe
nsrmrn "fleasishtas ChFlstlsua
fpweglh isaKNe gia ~
Epenins fretss s~rsNr. ktH
Sermon ~ the chargh prspi~ei y"
10 rot forget ihe eeenns s~fsits 4 hela
aui Ia she ppea ehsfe \ n tsul aud de
ishsfal spvna Rn hont wib ~ t. ~in
Az Feu gnud
A enfdisi awi t4na a. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-07

pvl'sastal rsm..
"Wednesday. Aus 4 at the home II
Mr And Mrs R y Jay. is9e West
wasAiaeton l0~n party waA xs,ea
NJ Miss RaAy In hoRor ~ Avr twi
coassns Miss rauline sayer and Mis-
Bermscc Hayes both ~ KlaorAaa,
Nans~s A aeliehtfal time WAS ea-
loyea Ay al wttA eAmes and mnsie
An lcc ecnwe wss served al TIE
close q THE evcaang Those present
~cre Refuice AAyes, Pauline SayvE
AiaAs Hunter Ruth Patterson. hea.
Ian cofl. velma Harmed. Ada klati.
R,sie rersaxon, Mary Paxton. Hasel
Kelly TsarusAy ana psetia huni~r
Aifrme 8ahhara Robert Patterson,
wesley Kelly. Glen Oliver Evcrctte
Dye ana wtnion 0off
VI "a w
Misses RlrAle ard Treble SseigAt
Uf Oklahoma c4t9. and EvAlime Neie.
are spenaiEe the Weekend Win Pearl
Fraaier.
* x
pln~er Guest AZ clva.
Mr.. ami Mrs L. stark are har.
ing a. shesr dinner faes,s this eve.
niag a. tire ConntrY ciuh, mr.. and
Mes r. v Mcbride. NJ and Mrs G.
= Mssroigh,, ard sons. warren and
wlnlAm Georgc Mccrelght al n Oh
lahonA cny
* NJ
Mr. France = Burke came over
FROM Ysie last evening 10 spend the
week und with Mr. and Mrs. ] II,
E1ayNe
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The LEADER
Chnrch Corner

ftFa 1*thwsstst tes~wN~l shstsa
tsArmsr Ngwsa amA N~hsa
NNnaAs kghaes NftA @
thnluFfs difgvH, $~ri
weshsha iea3ps 7 M
slFsst sNpsts. rfVs
Nefsitys Al u N ana = y ~
Ahc eywntmx wNsisv will w hahl uw sAs
Aknn lswM
r~fdmg wste~s ~ AN sefshvs
aAn gsistn. FASTER
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-07

4 Standard Keyboard Type
writer, 10 good condition; s2s
Loether 4 McGregor. 2ia West
Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-07

Methodist fHs~x"pst sheFeh A@efh
ihss l. tsnisr Pastor
tgN nest nklahasaa rhene ist
hHndsy sehaai promptly AZ paA
MHgie. Naps
Thrcr suggestions ilel every memhrr
to present wlth prepared les~an aas
bring samv eps With yeu.
1paio' sersisss in ~anaas y shaai fooms
II . m in charge - Miss esHas nnskin
sermon. n ~ sablvf Ibs spirit
riliea iafs
hp~ntlh League. ~
tH 'ning kefmaa > "a sghfrf Awaks
fhpa 1het nleepeag
hihle stuat ana Prayer Aefsires
IhnFedat p ~
Ivery meimheF ls afRpd - ~ rnseng
Visitors nlwaYe welcome
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-07

~~~~-~-~-~~~<>~-~ ~~--r~
comsng Neat 9un --Tmfker
Bros. Road Sh0w n A. Rolie
presents Olive Tell IN "A N0
mess Business sact highly
dramatic GEOGRAPHICALLY. Aiao
Canyon piciur~ present Frank
iyn Farnun and Mary Ander-
son in SeilgH deluxe serial.
Vanishing Trails from ihe
snggsnr hears ~ the rtOt0us.
dars-deYN. r0matlc west Also
Hank Mann IN The Loaf Dc.
tecflve~. 1-part comedy
Coming Next Mon Tuc% "A
pscfnre all should see-' Protect
Year Daughter ~-a timely rub
secs handled in q biz way Aiso
Supreme comedy. WAY Be
Jezioue. Also George iarkjn
IA The Larking Peril"
coning Next We'd Thur =.
Alsca Brady ir Maternity,
nur~r feasaFe of great hnran
heart interest Ais0 Msasss
Eanks cOfneGy. Also Jack
Dempsey III Daredevil Jsck
Coming Next Frfd "a
Ty0uxias FAIRBANKS n nae
Css0a Pad Man some weNt.
arn f2cf-aefion drama Also
BfIiy West N ~Mastersd OUT.
z-p4rT comedy Also King i3ag.
rot in The Hawks Tr4iI se-
ton thar fairly sizzies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-07

itfss rsrsbstenan ,aarsn.
Corner Division aud Nabte
Geo. %. Nieh"ls. Pastor.
nesldsuee, ena y Noble Ave
Sabbath Sehool pts A m
Moraine Worship. n y m
sermon ~ ~ Henry y Thnyer ~
Kansas
No evening services
You a4e eafdiaiiy Invited tu attend
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a ~omsn,can make speech OF &c.
eeptancs with one word .--clevelan
Press
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Mr end Mrs. John Adams and ,wa
chllarwn sill spend sunday IN Crea-
cent with Me and Mrs Eraest Al.
ans
M NJ VI
Mf charles nucll Of Cushlng, spent
yesterday ia Guthrie.
" " "
Mrs GAlen crew aad her neicet
Miss noune, returned 70 their hone 10
Oklahoma city YESTERDAY after a few
days visit wlth Mrs FRED, aeyera
n IS
Mrs Edish LntH and Miss Adelalde
Luts ~ Oklahoma City wexe week end
guests a. Mrs J. J hildfsh and
Miss Ruth iiIldrelh
M " vi
Miss Ida NlblAck Will leave this
evening fos Essus Park and other
gosnis in Colorado.
IN NJ
Luke Johnson returned to hh home
in rawhaska this morning aftal
spending the past see1 visiting hii
aun, and uncle. Mt and Mrs v. l.
HaNes.
n VI VI
Misses elise and Eva Jelsma ief
this mornine for months visit !
Enid. Oklahoma and IN Kansas
Miss Katherine Peak Wlil go 70 Oh
iahoma clsy this evening 20 spen'
the week end With Nj. and Mrs Gcs
Predecessor.
IL -
/ Schneider Green.
Al ses East Warner was duly cele
raied the marriage Of Joseph y
schneider and Miss Etts %. Greer
They we're attended ~ Mr. samus
Howard wilkes aud Miss ldN Greer
~ of Oklahoma city Mrs Nichola
4sied Asso "a hostess, and Joined II
ninister in earnest prayer for "a
young couple
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tffft tsapti~t thwtrh
CoffFf Noble and Nins
naniei H Wade. Pastor

naniei H wade. rastaF
senday School ~ Rsa Il +. Fafat
Superintendent
OfEaaisra tia#ses taf hil ages
The Pastor has rrtHfhcd ffum hi~ yara
tl"n. snd vii BE- IA his lsoipt hush hoars
SUNDAY
Nomiur worship, n o ~ Th.no
eunr Change
Evening Aefyiee qwhnk Themr
Nhat Shall /, Hef~
Sunday esenlas ~ill ~ short aaa suap
~ ~ pn time "a Yep viii aiss IL
- e.. aaa D. IA
~ fDnnF people urged to be PRESENT
hring smlle snd haNdshate ana slya
u ta sDnlrone xAwQU
tssstnrs always wrimaae
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sehir,f sshslsliAn taipN sut weFiA
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theif pfee4tsV fhaf.iet tsvHiea
Az ggNe8s Aw snfsiails lusltea
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sunday school a. . 10 A. IA.
reHaehiaR st 10 NJ A. "a
4 Y n n eta IN y AZ
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All e0saasiy waie0ms,
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Pfeaehiaa al II UoA n saa b 4 a.
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rafhans rhHreh,
Hss J.ha ssm us.isi. rsstsss
aii North Hin street
On kaaaay
rlssl Aass ana aeftnsn. 80 A u
seeana mars sol sermon. " ~ A a
10 wesk nsya
EYenihs asyotias 81 7 ~ T.
Mass sysfy aas 81 e'slgsh
"a rsal a. H. .hassh
ifoad ssb FefsinH
walton Hfu~n rsaas
SUNDAY sthaai M ~
MafuiuH ssrsife - n W. subject
fhs sseFst aHd saimv n ,aassatsd
idfr
ssntef ls-sns y . m
EfsaiaS Hsfytes a. D ~ rseaeklas
an alrsys insiisa
0ssmaa Lssass~a shassh.
"a nsses,, 81 ass.hssi. r.aiss
cefnsr Hewsntssnth strsst ssd i.sxsa
Aseuns.
Services every ssesad aabbsth.
naDday hsbooi ss go A. A.
Preaching as ilvo A. M
eaHtetaFsa@s~
n o. siissss. fssiss.
-. rsAi A. D. a.. shsssh fcsi)
cafnef FIN Hirrst ana yiias AFsnes.
Hnndsy school a. ssH A N.
Preaching a n % A N and 10 Y ~,
A e F League grom 10 20 ~ = N.
You ars cordially inyissd ~ ntisna ssss'
'ess sunday ~ Ht raal a, A. y church.
FIRST Bspts~t fhsssh. ffsf,l
10. .. NJ. tssns. fsstey.
Corner EpfiBger Asenns snd Broad stfssi.
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for nan 10 sne~s vhtae alone is
happiness hciow lAoqe,