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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-05

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co N voCARE

Soc. ''Dr. c. Angelescu" Con
voaca pc toti membrii 81 mem
brele, de a lua parte la sedinta
generala de trei luni, care Va
avea loc Dumineca 10 Octombrle
in localul unde sediul societati
6131 st. Clair Ave. La orele 2 D
IN. Frati 81 surori la aceasta Sc
dinta societatea are lpsa de fie
care 81 ar fl de dorit ca fie-cars
sa fie present ca sd nu finn ne
voiti a he folosi de articolul II
litera h 81 din Statute.
Tot odata sunt rugati 81 ace
care au luat certlficat medica
spre a sd inscrie i'm societate, d.
"a sd presenta la aceasta sedinti
~altlfel isi vor perde ceia-ce al
platit la societate ca taxa d.
inscricre.
Acei care ar vol sa devie CT
membrii ln societate sd pot pre-
senta la aceasta Sedinta unde VOL
primi toate informatiile 81 certi
ficate medicale.
In numcle Soc. 'Dr. c. An
gelescu' Cleveland, Ohio.
N. Toma, p. Manatie.
Presedinte. Secretar |
(229-3O).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-05

Gu lacomie 81 la un moment dat
inchenunchie inaintea eli 81 zi>,
GU glas rugator: Primiti doamna
Faciti-ma fericit 81 va jur ca vo
face tot ce ilni VA sta in putinti
sd va fac fericita.'
Elena era convinsa ca Omu'
acesta o iubeste 81 a pus stap1
nire pc intreaga lui fiinta. Pri
Wind in ochii lui ii vazu umezi dt
lacrimi.
Monstrul, care i'll tinerete sa
virSise mai mlllte crime, sedu
cind prin violare mai multe fets
tinere, acum Ia batrincte iubes
81 SO tfra Ia picioarele ei.
'1Scoala 81 sezi sd vorbim lini
stiti" zise Elena Vi Gheorghisd
Sc ridica. Elena ii facu semn sd
stea linga ca pc canapea s
urma:
''Vad ca ma iubesti 81 daci
mar ii sofia d-tale piedica care
sta in calea unirei noastre n as
esita sa.f ofer nina 81 inima
Propunerea d-tale ca Sd ma in.
tretii pima Ia noartea sotiei 4
primesc, fnsa Gu douA conditii
Sd ma asiguri prin o suma oare.
care Ca ed fin linistita 81 asigu.
rata ca in cazul unui eveniment
neprevdzut nu vol ramine pc
drumufi, u cohditia . doua, q
Fpink = moartes sotisl d-tAls 3l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-05

Icasatoria nDastra sd ma consideri
ca 8 prietina 81 ml ca amantd
LII convineg''
"Da. doamna. Primesc condi-
tiunile Impulse" raspunse Gheor-
ghiadi insluflctindu-se. ''Cu ce
suma doriti sd va asigur!''
'IIas la aprecierea d-tale,'
zise Elena privind ispititoare III
ochii lui.
NCinci suite de mil de lei va
convine?" intreba Gheorghiadi
privind GU duiosie i'm ochii eli. !"
''Esti cam sgircit. Eu reflec-
tam le un million. Daca imi sdro-
besc cariera de artista Gu repu-
tatie universala, atunci sa am din
ce trai in caz de un eveniment
nepreva1ut. M crezi ca am
dreptatei's
''Ba da. Asa-i. Ayeti dreptate.
Va asigur GU un million.
Q Sd iau dispositiuni char as
taxi Sd mise deschiza I'M credit
de un million la banca Lioneza
din Paris. Peste o saptamina Cd
patati lbanii 81 d-yoastra imi dati
in scris in ce scop vi lam dat"
1nscrisf! intreba Elena mi
rata" DofeSti inserts de la mi
NET Daca mai dncredere in mine
atunci rupem ori &c relstiuni.
/ Eaptnl ~, NJ les y = 1. csriera
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-05
PARLAMENTUL
(Comtin4ore de pc pag. 81

tactica dintre miscarea socialista
81 cea taraneasca. Citeaza princi-
pilll luptei de clasa 81 telul final
al socialistilor de a bizui intreaga
organizatie sociala pc . singura
clasa, cea producatoare.
81 scopul 81 mijloacele smt
admissible, dar numai in lumea
industriaA. AceeaSi tactica 6nsa
nu Sc poate transplanta in lumea
nevoilor taraneSti.
Taranimea Sc prezinta ca o
clasa d;stincta, Gu sufletul eli par
ticular.
1nteresele Ell nu pot Fl valori-
ficate decIt in cadrul unui partid
propriu, care este singurul III
strument polite, care va duce
taranimea la rezolvirea radicala
nevoilor eli.
Toata actiullea noastra Sc spri.
jina pc c1lltiyarea opiniei publ.
ce, din care tindem sd facem AIDE
varatul organ de control al GA
menilor de conducere.
Orator-ul enumara tarile i'll ca
re partidele taranesti s'au i'll
fiintat. Cit1nd tarile Norvegiei
Suediei 81 Danemarcei, tari he
agricole, arata Gu att mai null
ratiunea de ii unui partit
taranesc in Rom1nia, tara prir
excelenta, a agricultural.
D-sa marcheaza tendinta dt
unire a partidelor taranesti dil
nouile tinuturi Gu partidul na
tional din Ardeal 81 eel nationa
dist din regat.
In ultima pa1te a cuvlntarii, d
Mihalache Isl propune sd Sc ocll
pc despre alegeri.
(1n tinpul acesta, membrii ma
joritatei 1ncep sd paraseasca 10
curile).
OPOZITA: Plerati. Nu Vi
convine! ,n,,,.r 1-,.
ID. /. MIHALACIE aduce
serDe. de pilde, dovedind propa
ganda demagogica la care S al
dedat in alegeri membrii parti
dului poporului.
= ID. deputat Schitanescu di1
ma joritate, cu o voce emasculat;
de camerton intrel1lpe Gu o insis
tenta prin mimic justificata Gu
vintarea d-lui Mihalache. 0 ase
menea lntrerupere provoaca ri
posta de "nemernic" proferat;
de DR.. Lupu, ceea-ce duce la sus
pendaca sedintei intr 'un hao
indiscriptibil.
Spunc apoi Cd partidul tara
nesc a fost tratat in alcgeri ca III
adevarat mamie, fara sd Sc res
pecte macar regulele conferinte
de la Haga. MiScarea taraneasc;
lnsa II putut ii infrinta. Ener
girle de JOS, mijesc, sc inalta, el,
sc aduna ca isvoarele de munte
rasturmInd toate stavilele 81 pu
mind in miscare turbinele care S;
macine griu 81 pentru clasa car'
alta timp a flaminzit dupa drep
tate. wi 81 nesfirsite aplauze il
| rlndurile opozitiei, al carei mem
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-05

strafucita 81 merg dupa d-ta or
beste, primind conditiunea ca Sd
aStept pima la moartea sotiei
d-tale 81 sd flu intretinuta d-talc,
nu este o dovada destul dc clara
ca 1lutresc ginduri sincere fata
de d-ta 81 voiesc a te lua de bar
bat?"
20 da, asa-i. Aveti dreptate.
Scuzati, va rog! NJ m am gindit
Ia aceasta. NJ stu cum stunt as
taxi. Par Ca nu sunt in toata fl
rea. All! doamna. Matt robit GU
totul. Sa ma credeti Cd STUNT "a
pacit. Scuzati va rog.''
'Par'ca al Fl un tinar de doua-
zeci de ami Else Elena privind
galesa 81 ispititoare in ochii lui.
~ VAN spus ca inima mi-e
tfnara' raspunse Gheorghiadi
zinlbind prosteste.
''Da, da, Sc vede,' zise Elena
rizind Gu pofta, si dupa o mica
pauza urmd:
-Nu uita 81 de surna de suta
doua0eci de mil de franci, care
stunt datoare a plati in cav dc
voesti sd reliziez contractul in
cheiat IL Paris.
~(Va sfnaA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-05
De vINzARE
De vINZARE


Farma de 10 acre, casa Gu 9 odai,
grajd pentru 40 vite, garage,
gainarie, etc, pretul este $500,
bani gaia $500.
Farma de As acre, casa buna 81
grajd, II (, mile della oras, pretul
$4,000, bani gaia 81, 800, restul
anual dupa invoiala.
Farma de $50 acre, adoptata pen
tru napi de zahar, soiul de pri-
ma calitate, numai jumatate de
mila din oras, casa mare, doua
grajduri, 81 alte cladiri, pretul
$4,000, sd cere in bani gata jul
matate, restul dupa invoiala.
Farma de 40 acre, casa GU 5 odai,
grajd GU pivnita, pomi roditori,
2 mile din oras, pretul $4,000,
bani gaia $4,000.
Farma de 40 acre, 4 mile din oras,
casa 81 grajd bun, pretul $4,000,
bani gaia 1,50O.
Farma de so acre, casuta mica 81
barna, gardurile sunt in condi-
tie cam slaba, pretul este $4,000,
bani gaia $1,000.
Acum este timpul de a te aseza la
pamint caci nu stii ce aduce ziua
Gle milne, 81 nu este mai sigur ca
la farma a face bani astazi.
Pentru orice fel de informatiuni
scrie romineste la: (26-3o)
Millington Fruit Store
Millingtot, Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06

2.1O0 miles off the coast of Chile. In
order 10 reach II I travelled by a
small tramp sailing vessel. the trip
occupying two months Of time and
requiring over 1000 miles OF sailing.
The primitive inhabitants OF these
Islands were Polynesians and were
celebrated for their wonderful stone
mOnoliths. of which between 800
and 500 remain on the island in an
area thirteen miles long by seven
miles wide. A great scientific prob
lem has always been just how these
monuments were made and rams
ported from one part OF the island
10 the other. and set up in native
burial temples by these primitive
people. Many OF the monuments
weight as much as nifty tons. and
there are as many as sixteen set up
in a single temple. I feel that I
have gained the information that
will tend 20 elucidate the culture Of
these interesting PEOPLE"
Professor Bryan is attending the
Pan-Pacific Congress Of distinguish
cd men OF science from all countries
in and about the Pacific. called un-
der the auspices Of the Bishop NJ
scum Of Honolulu. The purpose OF
the conference is TO formulate plans
for a complete anthropOloglcal and
general survey OF the islands of the
Pacific. As far back as 1907 Pro-
lessor Bryan originated a plan for
Pacific exploration when he organ
lied the Pacific Scientific Institute.
but was interfered with because An
drew Carnegie desired to have the
great 100-inch telescope OF Mount
Wilson completed before his death.
The present congress is "A revivifica-
tion OF the idea. and is progressing
under the leadership Of DR.. Greg
DRY. iof Yale University, now head of
the Bishop Museum.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
BY ELLIS II. MARTIN

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. Little
boys who yearu 90 follow in the foot
steps Of Robinson Crusoe will be
happy - learn that the cave in
which Defoe's hero lived for four
years is still habitabIe and un-
changed since the day when CTusOe
and his man Friday reigned su-
preme-
This cheering news for the
younger generation was brought
back 10 civilization by Dr William
AiansCp Bryan, professor OF zoology
and geology Of the University OF
Hawaii. after a years travel in Lat
IN America and South Pacific waters
IN search OF evidence 20 prove or
disprove 1he theory Of continental
submergerlcy in the Pacific as the
explanation Of the existancc Of the
various islud groups Of Polynesia
The searrh for evidence carried
Prof Bryan over 5000 miles Of
land and sea trave1 filled with hard
ships and perils, the recounting OF
which outdoes the experience Of
Robinson Crusoe. However. mas
much as ne gathered data Of high
est value 20 the scientific world. he
considers the trip worth ali the
hardships IL cost him. He traced
the origin OF plants and animals ma
tive 10 these isolated islands and Sc
cured much evidence TO SUI port the
theory OF continental submergenCc
"I bring back with me- he said
facts that tend TO show that some
time-prObably within 'ae creta-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
CY-4SOe,S Gaze the Same
as When He LiUed There

ceous period Of geologic time-there
existed a land connection extending
from the san Juan Fernandez Is
lands. 400 miles OF Valparaiso. 70
the Hawaiian group. a distance OF
5000 miles"
Despite the scientific value Of the
Investigations OF Prof. Bryan 10
young America his visit 10 the island
Of Robinson CrusOe assumes para
mount interest.
Professor Bryan remained alone
for two days and two nights on
Masatierra. of the Juan Fernandez
group-the island where Alexander
Selklrk. between 1904 and 1903.
lived the experiences that furnished
the basis for the classic adventure
Of Robinson Crusoe." He adhered
as strictly as possible TO the primi-
tive mode Of living adopted cf neces-
sity by the famous shipwrecked
mariner He cooked his simple
and animal life OF Marsatierra, in
the shelf-like oven chisCled by Sell
kirk out of the solid rock OF the
cave. The lonely habitatiOn lies i'm
an isolated valley. surrounded by
great towering mountains and IS
reached from the colonized part OF
the island only after many hours on
a stormy sea.
Professor Bryan also made eXten-
sive Investigations in Easter Island
the most highly isolated land IN the
world inhabited by a primitive peo-
pie.
This island" he explained. "is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
Extra Specials
Yard Goods Section

Every one is an exceptional value.
Shop early as some of these big bar
gains may not last long at these won
derfully low prices
Satin Stripe Shirtings, SO inches
wide. part silk and satin stripe madras
shiTting a good value at $500, our
- ;Illar price, to clean up at yard $1.29
All Crepe de Chimes and Georgettes,
40 inches wide; $3.50 to $500 Gall
shades) very special, yard . $2.19
French Satins, 40 inches wide,
beautiful high lustre. soft and clingy
4 shades to select from; regular $3.50
value, yard ............... $500
Pure Silk Tricolette. not all shades,
80 inches wide, plain and drop stitch;
regular $500 value, yard -. $3.50
Black Baronette Satin. 40 inches
wide, high lustrous finish; a very
worthy quality; always sold at $3.50;
during this big cut price sale, yard
Exceptional quality mercer
able Damask, Z inches WIDE, regular
$50 value, yard .... .$1.19
Bed Spreads, size 74x84. pure white
bleach. square corners; big value at
$3.50, during this big cut price sale
al Do y
Pure Linen Table Damask. 20 in.
wide. attractive patterns. satin like
finish; $500 value, special, yard $2.69
Soft Chiffon Panama Cloth, 81 in.
wide, part wool. very desirable for
smart one-piece dresses. in few col
ors; regular $50 value, special, yard
at Sl.lS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06

Every one is an exceptional value
Shop early as some of these big bar
gains may not last long at these won
derfully low prices
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
The Horoscope
FRIDAY. AUG. q.


Conflicting influences prevail on
this day, although 70 may not be
read as an unfortunate one. The
conspicuous place Of Mercury with
reference 10 the sun as well as 20
the Moon, is an indication OF fluc-
tuatiOns in business which may re-
quire adrOit manipulation 10 turn
the balance toward the profit side.
Care should be exercised in the
signing Of all writings. contracts
and documents. There may be an
opportunity for an advantageous
change or Journey. and a friendly
Jupiter holds the prospect Of finan-
cial gain IN all matters outside OF
speculation. There may be some
worries or anxieties. but these prom
Use TO be negatived by the greater
good.
Those whose birthday il is have
the augury Of a successful year.
They should, however, sign all writ
ings cautiously and avoid specula-
ton. child born on this day will
be active, clever, fond OF change
and successful.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
EXPERIENCED SPECIALITY
SALESMAN WANTED

To sell high class speciality. Ex-
elusive territory. Should have
auto for carrying sample. Lib
eral commissions paid. Address
r. N. BROWN. 80 w. Lake ST..
Chicago, III.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
79c Specials

Boys Wash Suits, in white and
colors, sizes 2 to g; good values at
$1.00. Very special, suit. .79c
Corset Covers of fine nainsook,
lace trimmed; sizes 80 to A; regu-
lar $1.00 value ........... 79c
Women's Gauze Drawers, regu-
lar $1.00 value, pair ... 79c
Boys Muslin Night Shirts, braid
trimmed; E to 10 years; Csc value.
Special .......... 79c
White Dotted Swiss, 10 inches
wide, in various patterns; $1.00
value, yard .79c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06

Children's Bingham Dresses, for
school wear, 3 to "A yrs, G. o.
regular $3.50 value at VHsVV
Children Bingham Dresses -
regular $3.50 value GO q
al .........
Misses and Children's Slip-over
Sweaters; regular "a A
$500 value ...... .sWRsEV
White Wolfe Blouses, good quail
ity; regular ESQ value G. 90
at ........ " HHVV
Bingham PetticOats, in Q0n
blue stripes; $1.50 value. UJG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
Read About These Big Savings
In Our Ready-to-Wear Section

Women's and Misses bingham
Dresses, values up to &C 90
$10.95. Special at OUE00
One lot of Silk Tafeta Dresses,
$500 to $3.50 On m
values at .......... VVHOO
One lot Of dainty Wolfe Dresses,
$500 values. Choice C0 m
at ......... VOHVV
Children's All Wool Bathing
Suits, 2 to E years; G. An
$500 value .... UkaHJ
White Wolfe Wash Waists; reg
ular $1.50 value, on
dt WV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06

White Gaberdine Wash Skirts,
worth $3.50, special CO 40
at only WITH
Mercerized Poplin Dress Skirts,
in navy, taupe, black and white;
worth $500; special CO 40
at ............ G&u ~
Sateen Petticoats, in floral de-
signs, $3.50 value G. m
Of - uSS
One lot of Middies; regular
$3.50 value, G. on
special ORrWJ
Children's White Wolfe and Or
candle Dresses; regu- 60 On
lar $5.95 values at. 1kHJJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
69c Specials

Womens Fibre Silk Hose, in
brown, pink, blue, white and ivory,
CSC value, pair ......... CSC
Boys Athletic Suits of barred
dimity, sizes z. 8, 10, II years.
Very special, suit ,... .69c
Fancy Figured Voiles, 80 to 40
inches wide, pleasing and attractive
patterns; $1.25 and $1.0O values.
Special, yard ............. .69c
Silk and Cotton Crepe de Chine,
SO inches wide, all pastel shades;
75c value, yard .... sec
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
800 Specials

Wonderful values in French and
Storm Serges, in variety of colors.
SO to ~ inches wide. These ma
terials contain very small percent
age of cotton; formerly from 81 90
to $1.5O. Choice, yard. s9c
Mercerized Table Damask, "a
inches wide, good quality; $1.25
value, yard ......r..n.. ,S9c
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-20
INVENTIVE GENIUS
ROBS CAL0MEL or
NAUSEA AND DANGER
Doctors Favorite Medicine Now
Purified and Refined from All
Objectionable Effects. "Calo-
tabs the New Name.

what win human ingenuity do next?
Smokelcss powder. wireless tclccrnphy,
hor-clrss CnIriaecs. cnl0rless iodinc, taste
less guiuinr -unH cumcs nauscaicss caln-
mol The Now Improvement called Gallo
tabs" Is now ou sale mo druesiorrg
For bilousness. constipation aud indi-
resiiun the nsr rnlomcl tablet rs q prac-
tically perfect cmcdy as evidenced hy
the fact that the manufacturer have an-
thorizcd AN druggists tO refund the price
II the customer rs not perfectly delighted
with Cnlutahs. One tablet az bedtime with
n swallow Of watcr-thats all 80 taste.
no nausea, nn gripping. mo- salts by morn
yuu are feeling Tine, with q hearty appc-
titc Eat what veu pleasc--no danger go
bout your business
Calotahs are moi sold ia bulk Get an
original package, sealed. Price thirty
hive cents tsdv.)
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-20

fi,n imam wus se ured IN battle
Auachinp the republican campaign
fundl Governor Cox 4uid the m,iii-
mum fund demanded g. $4,000 900
This WIZ not be- scattered general
lv uNtf The country. hut "a viii be-
used Con certain pivotal states" he
said und ii VIII DC put go tho uses
watch cannot Doe defined in rihioa.
Meetings are being held now ln the
vitics quotas are being allotted and
De money o. coming in."
Certain bankers. who toVeYnof Cox
alid are contributing. are those who
hc charged were seeking TO einascu
hate lhp federal reserve act
"MuuN bankers iu writing their
hrehs be continued ITO %. tepuh-
hcan national committee are simply
making au investment"
such contributions are not being
late and would not D., received by the
democrats. Governor Cox declared.
atainl
And ! Intend io east my eye on eve
erN cont ihutiou and we are not going
tn have nnN tainted none,
Others hr continued care writ
irg urF, chptts So that Il their pup
nets and tools sou Into office and
There are Industrial controversies
fhN can huve he havonct tc enforce
tleir VIII
neferng 90 ,he sprcad oi bolshe-
ni Governor COX declared
i'ao .lrcst guarantee of hulshcV-
ism ~ an administration which is res
NeliDl to have bought fhc presidency
THE republicans. Covefnor Cox said
believed that "this is republican
year, and followed hN representing
thc metaphor of u man trNiuE To- carry
90 hnndic uf coils in hawl-sffHp
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-20
rheumatism Comes
From Tiny Pain Demons

Tins IS why S. s. s, the greatest
known blood purifier Is So suctcss-
inl % the treatment of Rhcuma-
,ism. lt IS powerful cleanser
Of the blood, and will remove the
disease germs that cause Your
rheumatism, affording relief that
IS genuine.
). 5: 5. is sold by all druggists.
Free literature and medical advice
can be. had by writing to Chief
Medical Adviser. Swift Laboratory.
Atlanta, Ca,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-20
Disease Caused by Germs in the
Blood.

Medical scientists diiTer IA 10
he causes OF every form OF rheu-
ilatism, but agree that when
caused by tiny disease germ.
the only effective method OF treat.
lineui IS to attack the disease al
ils source. and oleanses the blood
oi IA capse.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-20

just opened for bust
ness. We serve regular
meals for soc and try to
fill All short orders salts
factoi'ily.
Our Dinner Menu con
sistS Of
Soup, Meat, two or more
Vegetables, z o t atoes,
Salad, Hot Biscuit, COT
fee. Tea or Milk and the
famous California Bak-
cry Pie.
Come in and give us a
trial, Our slogan is, we
must give satisfaction.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-20

NFTEEN year ago O
II farmhandNithoul accent
n TO his name today 4
prosperous farm owner near
greensboro, \ c. dat s Bill
Clark record.
There hardly q working
day in those Fifteen years that
Bin Clark hash put on over
alls. 1imoi am tjDtf gen go
to his farm YoaU fpd him Up
Blue Baciie OrcriHs.
HGsioundthat BiucBucklcs
stand up under every farm job
he's ever given them. And
millions OF other men, taking
in the crops, keeping things
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going in factories and on rail-
road, men everywhere who
are doing READ work have
found Just what Bill Clark has
about Blue Buckles. Blue
Buckles always give them CONF
fort and long wear.
The heaviest, toughest denim
cloth goes into every pair Blue
Buckle OverAlls and Coats are big
and roomy. They are made so
they can't rip. And every de-
tail is given careful attention
has the best there is in union
workmanship.
All sizes Mems, Youths.
Chlldren's. Ask your dealer today
about Blue Buckles.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-05-13
California Frank Enroute

California Frank stopped over
night Tuesday, enroute from his ranch
in Montrose county to Fl. Dodge,
Iowa, where he will make his first ap-
pearance this season He will take in
the Wild West shows at Chicago,
where there are S25,0OO in prizes Of
fered for the best wild west show.
From there he will show in the west
ern part of the country including as
far north as Rochester, MINI. He
was accompanied by his wife, daugh-
ter, little Joe, and five other people
Franks Wild West show is one
that always pleases and when once
sen, will call for a return date.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-05-13
Horace q. mcmillan Passes Away

Tuesday morning, May 11th, at
1905, a. M, at the home of his son,
]. R. Mcmillan, H. G. Mcmillan passed
to the great beyond.
Mr.. Mcmillan was born in Des
Moines, Iowa, 6S years ago, and re-
sided most of his life in Concordia,
Kansas, where he followed the butch
er trade About fourteen years ago
he was taken with rheumatism, which
was followed by slight stroke OF
paralysis, and he has been incapaci-
tated every since. About two months
ago he returned from California,
where he had been for about six
weeks in hopes of benefiting his
health, but only couple of weeks
ago was taken worse and never re
covered.
He leaves to mourn his passing
five children: James R. Mcmillan and
Mrs. Otis Moore of Gunnison, Mrs
May Mallov of Denver, Mrs. Lottie
johnson of Los Angeles and P. G. Nc
MILAN of Benkleman, Nebraska.
. He was laid to rest Wednesday af-
ternoon from the Community church
Undertaken Miller in charge.