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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
MARRIED

Rev. Argyll Houser of the Church
OF God united the lives of a happy
couple. Thanksgiving noon. Chester
W. Anders Of Huntington, Ore, and
Anna Belle Garden of Peyette. The
ring ceremony was used and the we'd
ding occurred at the parsonage.
Within a few weeks their home
will be at Huntington. Their friends
are wishing them much happiness.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
WILL BUILD MODERN HOME.

Last week Mrs. J. J. Toole sold to
/. A. McClanahan five lots in Park
Addition. These lots were graded.
trees planted, sidewalk laid by the
late J. J. Toole, preparatory to build
ing modern uP-to-date home for
himself and wife, but owing to his
untimely death ten years ago was
not completed.
Mr.. McClanahan contemplates
building home there very soon.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
ESTERTAJNs At DINNER.

Mrs. z. Brubaker entertained at a
dinner Thursday, November cath,
for Hazel and Fern. Covers were
layed for 10. Those present We're:
Mesdames Scott Brubaker and Emet
Brubaker, Cecil Williams, Fern and
Hazel Brubaker, Scott Brubaker,
Emet Brubaker, Charles Homan of
Ontario, Robert Smith of Ontario,
and Jack Taylor of Ontario.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
K. P's. TAKE NOTICE.

You are earnestly requested to be
present ct the meeting on next Mon
day eTening, it being the election of
officers for the ensuing term. I'M
n2ediateiy following this four candi-
dates will receive the rank of
Esquire, after which a feed will be
served. Ccmel
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
DERIIC AUCTION

Having decided to discontinue in
the Stock and Dairy business l will
sell at Public Auction at the Banks
Rarn, Tuesday, Dec. 9Th. commenc-
ing at 1 O'Clock sharp, the following
described property:
IL cows, 6 2-year-old heifers, fresh
in spring, yearlings.
GARLAND c. WALTERS.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
HOME GROWN GARDEN
FOR THANKSGIVING

The Boise daily papers have been
boasting over some of the wonderful
things grown in the Boise Valley,
and we have no reason to doubt any
of their statements but there are
other localities besides the Boise
Valley. Mr.. o. B. Johnson of Little
Willow Greek Valley reports for
Thanksgiving dinner as fine lettuce
and raddishes as can be grown any
where
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
TURKEY nENNER

JIa Hughes was hostess ct 2
pretty appointed four course turkey
dinner at her home SUNDAY at
o'clock. The table decorations were
rink and white. a bouquet of
Baby Breath and roses adorned the
center. Those present we're: Ethel
jefferis. Miider Holmes, Helen Moss
and the hostess.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
BAPTIST CHURCH

Our annual business and social
meeting of the church will be held on
Wednesday evening, Dec. 7th. The
social hour and supper will begin at
ESQ. We desire a full attendance Of
the membership of the church as
there is important business to be
transacted.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
SKUNK STILL HOLDS THE FORT.

The skunk still holds the fort
where he has chosen for his winter
quarters at the c. F. Callen home,
but occasionally ventures out for a
few necessary supplies, and on a re-
cent occasion was found in the base
ment at the c. A. Smith home by
Mr. Smith who sought to put an end
TO his career. out was outwitted by
by Mr.. Skunk who made his escape
into the darkness
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
SHIPS II CARS OF LAMBS.

II. o. Musgrove disposed of his
lambs the forepart of this week to
parties in Colorado, for feeding pur-
poses. Four cars were shipped Mon
day and 19 cars went out Tuesday,
q little over tive thousand head. The
price received was very satisfactory.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
BOOMERANG ENCAMPHENT

No. 81, I. 0. Q. F. will put on
degree work Monday night, Decem-
ber 9Th. All members are urgently
requested to be present as q number
Of candidates are to be initiated in
the next few weeks. Also election
of officers for ensuing term and
big feed.
L. E. SURBER, Scribe.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
200 MILES on SALMON RIVER.

H W. Weidne- returned Sunday
evening from six weeks hunting
trip during which time he drove
the Big Salmon river from Salmon
City to higgins. Idaho. distance of
over tE9 hundred miles, in a row
boat. A story Of his adventure will
be published in our next issue.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
PROMOTED TO !
HIGHER POSITION

Miss Luella Taylor who has been
the efficient helper az the Western
Union office at Payette, for some
time past. has been transferred as
Assistant Manager, for the Western
Union at Nam-a.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
OPEN mrssC STORE IN paYETTE

The William KTull Music Co. have
opened Up music store in the Ban
croft Hotel bHilding just south of
the idaho Power Cos. office. Mr..
Joe =. Stolt who has baan with the
krull Music Co., at Boise, will have
charge Of the business at this place
They also have q branch house in
Weiser.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
COOKED FOOD SALE

The ladies of the Church of Christ
will hold Bazaar and Cooked Food
Sale. Dec. 10th, at the new grocery
store IN the Satoris building.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01

FOR RENT rooms for house
keeping, front and rear screen porch,
modern conveniences.- LIST.
Ave South 1t.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
WILLOW GRANGE.

VIII meet ip new school house
Community rooms, Saturday morn
ing at 10 a. m. in District No. 6.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
METHODIST CHURCH

c. h. Walker, Pastor.
10 A, u. Sunday school.
w. r. Palmer. Sr1t.
1l;G0 Morning worship.
$3.50 Junior League
$50 Epworth League.
1880 Evening service.
DR.. C. W. Tenny, President OF
Gooding College, will speak at the
evening service.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
ROYAL NFIGHBORS

The Royal Neighbors will meet
the 2nd and 4th Fridays of each
month in the X. of p. hall.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
THREE DAYS OUT.
THREE BUCKS IN

!. L. Thurston. :. L. Pence and
Rex Bradshaw, who left Monday
morning on hunting trip, returned
Wednesday evening each bringing
fine buck as showing for the three.
days trip They were killed in the.
Garden Valley section.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01

LOST-Bottom part of fountain
pen, reward, leave at this office.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION
ENTERTAINED AT
THANKSGIVING DINNER

Gen. L. V. Patch and family at
J the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
/ Smith
| When you need an insurance
policy, a mortgage or deed executed.
Call on ". c. Bader.
Attorney and Mrs a @. Sutton
and daughter Helen Ann, were Boiss
visitors over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Mary. Stone and two sons.
Ralph end Earl and Mrs. Johnston
at the Walter Johnston home.
Dir. and Mrs Albert Burns werc
entertained at a goose dinner al the
home Of Dir. and Mrs. Harry Smith.
Mr.. anA Mrs. J. ". Hughs and
family, ycaison dinner az the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Coughanour.
Mr. ?. =. Moss and family, Mrs. A
,. Moss ST., and son Heber, at the
home OF LIT. and Mrs. a. B. Moss
JT.
Mr. and zIrs. l. K. Ballenger, Miss
Alfarata Ballenger and Mrs. A. Wells
at the home Of 3Ir. and Mrs. Will
Wells
Mr.. and M-s. william Hartung
Eon The prize turkey at the Thanks
giving dance at Fruitland, Wednes-
day evening.
Cut Flowers and Potted Plants at
Anson-Eart Grocery Co.
The four Roberts children who
i've on north Sixth ST. were enter
tained al the home of Air. and Mrs.
z. W. Lester
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Alderman of
New Plymouth, entertained at
Thanksgiving dinner, covers were
laid for nineteen.
Mr. ana Mrs. T. E. Chadwick OF
New Plymouth. spent Thanksgiving
with their son R. j. Chadwick, anc
family at Emmett.
Mr.. and 1Irs Arthur Baker and
children Of New Plymouth, spent 'he
day with Mr. Bakers mother in
Ms Hattie Baker.
Mr.. and .ITs. z. c. Keith spent
at the home of their
-on Walter Keith, in Emmett. They
remained ever until Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh Paine. Mr..
and Hrs. Forest Paine. Frank Su-
plee and family, were entertained by
Mrs. Vincent Byram and Mrs. Victor
Johnson at the home OF their mother
Mrs. Ida Paine.
]. P. Walker and son J. r. Walker,
who were on their way overland to
arrived in Salt Lake Just
N time 10 spend their Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Judson.
They expect TO reach their destina-
ion at Burbank. Calf, about Satur-
lay evening OF this week.
Santa Claus viii come down the
at the Anson-Hart Grocery,
December 7th at P. NJ.
Dave SheareT viii leave this
(Thuraday) eTening Tor Omaha
yhere he viii consult a specialist re-s
,arding the condition OF his eyes.
lis eyes have been falling for the
iast few years.
Mrs. Myrtle Drojanov and little
laughter OF Caldwell, came wednes-
lay for a weeks visit at the home OF
Ter Parents Mr and Mrs. Walbrecht.
'reda Walbrecht a younger sister.
yho IS a stenographer for a law firm
I Vale came over Saturday evening
nd spent Sunday returning Monday
onrui1p
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GIANTS NOW
EVEN WITH YANKEES.

New York, Oct 9-"Babe" Ruth
made home run at the Polo grounds
today. but the hit. tremendous wal
lop into the right field bleachers,
came in the ninth inning with nobody
on base and failed to save the Yam
KEGS from defeat in the fourth game
of the world series.
The Giants by the score of to 2,
evened the count of the series, which
now stands at two victories each
The game a snappy quickly played
contest. was witnessed by more than
900 persons. few hundred less
than the record crowd of last Friday.
For seven innings it looked like a
repititio nof last Wednesdays pit
chers' battle between Carl Mays and
Phil Douglas, these two twirlers again
being pitted against one another
Then in the eighth, the Giants broke
through Mays guard and scored three
runs-enough to win-by a pretty
exhibition of consecutive batting.
! The Giants added another run fr
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proved ithat1 is befesea' he would
be ablafto appear at the ceremonies at
Arlington without suffering harmful
fatigue 1t is pointed out that he was
President during the World War and
was commanderin-chief of the army
in which the unknown soldier served.
The suggestion. as far as known,
has not been made to President Hard
ing but it is believed it will not re-
quire any such suggestion to induce
Mr. Harding to ask his predecessor in
the Presidential office to be at Airing
ton when the burial takes place.
President Harding and ex-Presi-
dent Wilson had evidence last night
of their popularity in Washington,
which is accounted an extremely un-
emotional city. President and Mrs.
Harding attended a vaudeville per-
formance at the Shubert-BelascO
Theatre, and the President was cheer
ed from the moment he entered the
lobby until after he entered his box.
He rose and bowed in acknowledge
ment With the President and Mrs.
Harding were Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Brush, Senator Hale of Maine and
B. F. Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson attended the
performance at Keith's Vaudeville
Theatre They had seats in the rear
row on the first floor. AS the former
President wss taking his seat he was
recognized by some of those near by,
who began to applaud The attention
of the entire audience was attracted
and everybody in the house rose and
faced the rear row. There was con-
siderable cheering Mr.. Wilson stood
while the demonstration was in prog
ress and expressed his thanks in
smiles and bows.
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tributes in recent years
to the gifted soprano who will be
heard in Raleigh as one of the high
class musical attractions provided for
State Fair Week by the Park Musical
Bureau.
Those who have heard Nine. Alda's
voice know it to be full, vibrant
instrument of genuinely lovely tone;
one that yields instantly to the re-
quirement Of the most dramatic
music and still is so flexible that it is
quite as effective in the delivery OF
eminently lyric phrases ealing for
smooth, flowing mezza-voice SO rare
ly found AS soloist in concerts par
ticipated in by symphony orchestras
and choral OF lsanizations, Nine. Aida
has frequently disclosed her splendid
complement, while in song recital the
soprano invariably compels admira-
tion of the sort gained by only one
of two other singers now before the
public.
Prepared at all times with a roper
toire embracing the standard arias,
oratories and classic song literature.
Nine. Alda's interpretative resources
such that enables her to invite the
bestOwal of the loftiest praise Her
appearance in Raleigh with the Met
ropolitan Opera House Orchestra sew
eral years ago and again last year in
her own recital. won for her war
mer place in the hearts OF Tar Heel
music lovers.
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El2EE3S33ll I2!|5EE;|||!;'|! ||||||l |I!!!l|l
WOULD HAVE WILSON
ON ARMISTICE PROGRAM.

Washington, Oct. 9.-Up to this
time no provision has been made for
including Woodrow Wilson in the
rogram of ceremonies at the burial
{ the unknown American soldier in
le Arlington National Cemetery on
rmistice Day, and the suggestion is
lvanced here that the ex-President
lould be invited to participate. 1t is
;sumed that eX-President Taft will
included in the invitations by vir-
of his position as Chief Justice of
United States, but even if he
re in private life it is held that he
,uld be entitled to conspicuous
ice in the ceremonial for which the
vernment is preparing.
Mr.. Wilson's health is so much i'm
The daily times., 1921-10-11
OFFER SCHOOL IN CITIZENSHIP.

OFFER SCHOOL IN CITIZENSHIP.
New Haven, Conn, Oct. 1.-Two
men voters of Connecticut will have
a chance TO go to school this Moptk
for q weeks intensive course in cit
izenship. The lessons will be given in
Yale University class room and Yale
professors and instructors will give
the courses. This will be the first
school of the kind in this state.
1t will open October "a, and IL
deemed successful, similar weeks of
schooling will be held from time to
time. The Connecticut League Of Wo-
men Voters, Miss Mabel C. Wash
burn, president. sponsors the innova-
ton.
One day will be given over to in
ternational relations, economic, So
cial and political. and Limitation OF
armaments: another to the funda-
mentals of American history; the
principles and service of political par
ties, another to a study Of Connecti-
cut legislative processes, partly con-
ventions and causes another to city
and town problems.
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General Pershing sails for home. is
the official explanation for his deci
sion to abandon his visit to England.
It is learned, however. that failure of
the British war Office either to fix
date for the ceremony. or. until late
yesterday to give any explanation for
not replying to repeated inquiries
from the American embassy officials
is the chief reason for General PERISH
ing's decision
General Pershing came to Europe
for the purpose of laying the Con-
gressional medal on the tomb of the
French and British unknown soldiers
The daily times., 1921-10-11
NINiE. AIDE WINS
REMARKABLE TRIBUTES.

q have heard every singer worth
hearing in the last twenty years, de-
clared musician whose name is
known the country over, never do
recall so beautifully rounded crea-
ton as that Nine. Aida provided in
her 'Roxane,' which she made vocally
superb, usually delightful and dra-
matically convincing in every way
that is expected of one extraordinary
ly gifted and sincere"
The foregoing is but one of many
The daily times., 1921-10-11
BRITISH SILENCE
is MYSTIFYING.

Paris, Oct. General Pershing
will not go to London to lay the
Confessional medal on the tomb of
the British unknown soldier in West
minister Abbey, and if the ceremony
is held another American officer will
be designated to represent the United
States. This announcement came to-
night from a most authoritative
source.
Lack Of time available for the trip
between now and October 20, when
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The Washington government so in
formed the British goternment early
in August and again when he sailed
SO far us can be learned no answer
was received to either communication
the ceremony and that the GeAeral be
informed
The daily times., 1921-10-11

the ninth. but as it turned out they
already had the margin to win. The
Yankees we're able to hit Douglas
consecutively only in the fifth and
they scored once, their other tally be-
ing accounted for by Ruth with his
four base blow.
The daily times., 1921-10-11
WEAK men
and WOMEN
need YEAST
n Taken With Iron
,enient Tablet Form
ring Amazing Results
here.

rant to put on good solid
)u want to increase your
that you can tackle hard
enjoy it, if you want to put
lthy color in your cheeks
i"ft" all the time-then try
YanSt. the great new vita
iron tonic.
ands of rundown and sicSty
women are now taking Iron
st, and the results in many
nothing short of astonish-
because IroniZei Yeast sup
n-down bodies with the Two
It's which have been found abb
-Iy essential to health and
III ngth-vitamines and iron. Most
-ople's systems, due to modern living
conditions, are sadly lacking in these
two substances, and that is why SO
many thousands of men and women
crow old before their time, and be-
scome thin, weak, nervous and run
5dcwn
Il If you are weak, pale, sickly-if
YOU are nervous, irritable, and cant
sleep nights-if your vitality is low
and you are getting old before your
try this remarkable new
ionic. You will notice a scCd i'm
rrovement il. your condition even
Hitter the first few days use. PIN
eples, boils. and other skin blemishes
Usually disappear entirely within
Two weeks Everywhere people are
saying that Ironized Yeast is just the
tonic they needed.
s Ironized Yeast will keep irdefinite
ly and costs no more per dose thai
scommon yeast. Each package con
2tains 10 days treatent and costs on
Bly $1OO-or just 10c day. Specia
directions for children in each pack
age Sold at all druggists. Made b.
the Ironized Yeast Company, Allan
Ia Ga.
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BLOCKS FORFEIT
| LATE REC0VER|ES
Absence Of Constructive
forces Bring Renewal
of Bear Activity

NEW YORK. Aug 21.-Thc stock
market today forfeited consider
able part Of its recent substantial
recovery This was attributed to
the absence Of now constructive
forces which provoked renewal OF
bcartsh aggrossions.
Contrary to promises hold uu'
Yesterday the money market de-
Vclopcd greater lrmncrs The Of
fical rate for call loan, opened at
3 per cent and this was increased
80 ~ per cent IN the final hour.
Additional July statements Of
railroad earnings were mainly favor
anle but investment transportatious
nre unrcspunyivc, especially The
il group and leading cualcrs.
FOthcr deterrent factors Included a
eurvcv Of general business conditions
which indicated that stabiliHatiOu
ofA prices was stin In progress
.Tfccially as applying 20 the steel
industry,
Buying Of British and French bills
g. cover separate maturitics as well
a. speculative accounts impaired
variable Strength to foreign ca
changes
Liberty bonds were firmcr and
trading IN bonds almost as a whole
wideuod, with recoveries i'm some
of the local fractions. Various rail-
way Convcrtihlos rose from large
fractions Ia IL points. Salestp
Nalue) $9,f00,000.
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Sew Work Money.
sew YORK Aus 81 Primo rucrcnr
'uc paper trfi, psenunT" ltrogulars
- |rr GH.1rH bills and commercial go.
dty h'Is 900 banks HcS. commercial tG-
't.y bills 2.GNs, demand 3.72A oablos
rsrsz. Demand 7S5I cables 7sf
Ntfkt- Demand liFE; cables 1i6.
Greece. demand 5s3
Sweden Demand -. 50
Norway. Demand 10 so.
Argent'uc--pcmand 90 ~.
brazilian demand u 90
NuUtr'Al.-J 1916 per con, discount,
Bonds Government firm, railroad
strong
Tiwo Ia9us-S steady. 20 days, % days
and months - per cent.
can Money fumoT. high 81 low. rul-
Ing rate and closing bid B offered a. D - !.
last loan Sig
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-01
LECALS.

can Loans Against AecoptahceS "a
LEGALS.
tPUbl.shcl In The Tulsa paiiy World Au-
gust 80. 81 soptemb.r I; is2i. World
ORD1NANCE No. 2iS2
An ORDINANCE extending the Firc
Limits uf 'hc cry of Tulsa oklahoma.
ana rH..rnfrg the construction. erer-
u0u. alteration. repairing rotodcI iag.
rebuilding moving. demolition, socIr-
ms 10" Inspection ~ building and con-
strucuon and nprur'srarros thereto
within and '1r the additional esien-
sion " the lirc l!m'', as herein
violations ot the same. rcpcaling an
"ra,nancCs ,1t,1 Or or parts OF ord'nanses IN
ordinance No. 2l56. and declaring an
emergency
EY THE HOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
or THE CITY OF TULSA, OKLA.
SECTION :. THAT 'he present Fire
7 Limits Of tho city of Tulsa ~ defined by
/ the ordinances IN force NJ this time arc
| hereby extended by adding to said Fire
d"scrI bed ana included therein all con
| Ia.ucd IN N, tlJ OF Tulsa. Tulsa county.
state of oklahoma. as follows. to-wit
commencing at point at the mid
die Of TIA" intvrsoctinn at Sorth Boston
Avenue and Isairyiew street. thence
Eastcrly along the Centor ~ SAID
FHirvicw street to the center Of the
! intersection Of Nor'h Detroit and Fair
We" thence Nntth'rlv along m" cen
ter Of North Detroit Avenue to the
c"nter "t the interscCtiun Of Haskell
street and North Detroit Avenue.
| thcnco Easterly along the cHnt"r line
| Of Haskcil street, thence due East
along the conter limo ~ Haskell street
| to the West Line of tho right-of-,vay
Of tn" Midland valley Railway Com
| following the West line ~ the right
| ot.way Of the Midland Valley Railway
! company TO IN" Old Usage creek linz.
b"Iug line due East from the North
line ot owen Park TO where It inter
scots with III" West line uf the Mid
| land Valley Railway Companys right
ot-"ay, thence due Enst along said
Usage creek lin" to where same inter
scots with Madison Avenue, thence due
Francisco Railway 'omprny's right
OF way to the intersection of Madison
Avenue and IN" South I'm" Of the
right ~ way Of the st. Louis and san
| Francisco Railway Company, thence
| IN SouthwcsteTly direction along the
Suuth limo uf the rlght-of. way II the
said 81. Louis and San Francisco Raj
way Company to the center of tho
intersection. ot Hartford Avenue and
ia" south line Of the right -of-way Of
the 81. Louis and san Francisco RAIL
way Company, thence in Northerly
direction along the center line Of
Hartford Avenue to tho center of the
! Intersection Of said hartford Avenue
/ o. the old tsHg" creek boundary
! lime. being line running due East
from 'hr Sorth limo Of owen Park 10
| the West lime Of the right ht-of-way of
! the Midland valley Railway Com
| W the iut"rs'cron ot Esston street;
! thence due West along the center line
! of Eas''n street t. the center of the
! intersection uf Eastun street and
! Frankfort Avenue, th,ncc South along
! tho center line of Frankfort Avenue TO
iigg ii,.r'g,, cgn,,r tn Of thT 'p,tgrseGi'"n o.
! and Greek boundary line running due
l.ast from the North ln' pt owen
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|, WORLD MARKET PAGE


fo''1wlrE 's rria, asked and closing bl
NJ Si!udatd ou stocks on the Sc, No.t
,HtH wednesday as reported by iiouHtan.
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Notice
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES FOh SALE

BABY GRAND Chevrolet sedan. as good
M new WIN sell Ur trade. Usage
i7l2-J Iodnr 20. -
CHANDLER chummy, excellent nechsni.
chi condition. practically new tires, car
looks fine pficr $3.50, terms.
AUTO 4 TIRE EXCHANGE.
ala East Second. Osago bo0s.
DODGE ROADSTER Fine running order.
original paint IN fine shape, five good
tires. t375. OHage 70l2.
DODGE sedan for sale cheap. good con-
dItIun or will trade Tot another car
bssRo ii0I ~ --