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YOUNG men, women, over II, for
Examinations, March-April. Ex-
perience unnecessary. For free
particulars of instruction, write
Raymond Terry, Former Civil
Service examiner) sos Continen-
tai Bldg, Washington, d. G..
90-44-2
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FOR RENT acres of muck land
and one acre Of up land. A splen-
did place fer gardening purposes.
IL. j. Connell. 9t-4l-f
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FOR SALE-Single comb, Golden
Egg strain, Buff Leghorn Eggs for
Matching, also a few roosters of
same breed for sale. Everbearing
strawberry plants. Estella Brad
shaw, 439 River st. 92-44-tf
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FOR SALE-Good model 70 Over
land First $3.50 takes it. Good
condition with 5 fairly good tires.
Bert Case, 726 north Bridge st. j..
66-36-tf
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FOR SALE-Mixed hay at my farm
miles south and one mile east Of
town. $500 per ton at the barn.
Ed. Hotchkiss, phone 271-1L-1S. .
63-42-tf
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FOR SALE-About eight ton Of
loose mixed hay, SIS pc. ton at
the farm. John Matternick, r. r.
l, Belding. 88-44-2
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FOR SALEALarge Copper kettle, /
barrel capacity, just right for ma
pie syrup, apple butter, etc. Mrs.
F. P. Hammond, Ais Pearl st.
80-43-tf
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FLOWERS-For weddings, funerals,
parties and all other occasions.
Miss Celia Honson. Day time, over
post office. Evenings. 927 Alderman
street.
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FOR SALE-Green onions. Call at
Lehman garden, corner Stocking
and S. Bridge ST., 23-45-1
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FOUND-The best place in Belding
TO get good shoe shine. Electric
Shoe Shop, 120 S. Bridge St.
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or women to take
orders among friends and neighbors
for the genuine guaranteed hosi-
cry, full line for men, women and
children. Eliminates darning. We
pay 75c an hour spare time, or $36.
a week for full time. Experience
unnecessary. Write international
Stocking Mills, Norristown, Pa.
14-21-16
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FOR SALE-Premier Rhode Island
Red, Silver Penciled Wyndotte
setting eggs, $1.50, $500 per set
ting. N Miller, SIG S. Broas ST.,
phone 361. 22-45-3
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to work on farm by
the month. Single man preferred.
Ed Carpenter, phone 2731L-1S. !.
18-45-tf
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FOR SALE-Beds, dressers, rugs
tables, stoves and good piano. w
Z. Dube-t, $40 James st. 26-45-1
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LOST-Two or three weeks ago, a
sterling silver pencil with letter
"E' on end. Valued as keepsake.
Leave at Banner-News. Lucille
Grinnell. 24-45-1
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FOR SALE-Baby chicks hatched
from vigorous, pure bred, heavy
laying stock. 13 varities. Deliv-
cry charges paid. Live arrival
guaranteed. Special reduced pri-
ces. Fred Holt, 825 Harrison.
54-424
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FOR SALErFive used sewing ma
chimes in good condition: George
w. Thomas. 57-28-tf
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FOR SALE-Brown mare, IL years
old, $125. Citz. phone 275-2L-2S.
15-45-2
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FOR SALE-Gas range, four burner,
oven and toaster, good condition,
dandy baker. COL S. Bridge ST.,
phone 263. r. B. Cowles 19-45-tf
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WANTED-Ashes, dirt, stone or any
material suitable for filing, ex-
cepting bruch and perishable mat
ter, convenient place to dump, just
south of planning mill. See Belding
Lumber Co. 98-44-1
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FOR RENT-A furnished room at
404 s. Bridge street. 27-45-tf
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FOR SALE-Lumber wagon and a
double harness, in good condition.
Elmer Rich, AL Birch St. 67-43-tf
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LOST-Check drawn on the Rich
ardson Silk Co.. for more than 30
dollars, on main street. sometime
last Saturday. Reward if returned
to Bessie Grinnell, la East Liber-
ty St. 17-45-29
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REPAIRTNG-Phonograph rep air
ing and cleaning, also all other
kinds of repairing. E Ruthruff,
735 Morton avenue. Call after S
o'clock or drop card. 80-S7-1
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WOOD FOR SALE-$4.00 per cord.
Enquire at Celrite grocery.
''ila. 76-29-tf
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FOR SALE-Good timothy and mix
ed hay. Weigh on city scales or
at Ed. Howe's
Palmer Bros, R. R. A. Belding.
78-43-tf
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WANTED-Belding free, clear, i'm
proved property for Lansing i'm
proved. 203 N. Cedar ST., Lam
sing, Mich. l4-45-4
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LOST-A 20 gauge shotgun, between
Palo and Belding on Tuesday, Mar.
Is. Return to Banner-News office.
Reward. N. j. Heath. 87-44-2
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FOR RENT unfurnished rooms
for light house keeping. w. p.
Wood, 204 E. Congress st. 100-44-1
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WANTED-To rent a modern house
Close in George A. Sumner, at
N. Bridge Street Garage. 2545-1
The Belding banner-news., 1921-03-30

FARM FOR .SALE-A farm of 81
acres of splendid land within two
miles of Belding. See George E.
Wagner. l2-45-tf
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FOR SALE-My home at 716 Broas
street. A bargain If taken at
once. Miss Carrie Holmes. 1-44-tf
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THE WAGNER HOME-Near Cen
trail school is now being offered for
sale at a real bargain. This home
has hot water heat and all mod
ern convenences, This place IS
going to be sold at big sacrifice.
See George E. Wagner. 13-45-tf
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Don't pity this Poor Fish. 1t serves
him Right Cor coming home Without
a Copy of this popular Family Jour
nal for Friend Wife. Eleven times
has he been Warned, and now he is
Going After Ii. Ladies, If your hus-
band is an Absent Minded Man, show
him this LII Picture.
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And There Be others. Too.

"Ahm dooly thankful" said Restus
Johnsing dat de good Lord amt en-
forcing de law now as he wonst done
agin dat man Ananias."
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FOR SALE-22 young chickens. En-
quire 235 Crawford ST. 16-45-l
The Belding banner-news., 1921-03-30

WANTED-Family washings at 921
James street Mrs. Clara Gageby.
2S-45-2
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Want Column

One cent asword.
Nothing inserted for less than isc
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with lfr. and Mrs. j.. z. Sltxer In
ronnsyivanla avenue,
Mr. and Mrs. u p smith and
IchiIdrcn and Miss Gertrude PICK
EN-, were guests Of friends N Bur.
ton w. Va. on Inst SUNDAY.
III. and Mfs! Jamss Davis ana.
Mrs, Clyde Holt, Of Baxter and
Mrs. Harry Delaney and children
OF wheeling, were guests Of the
formers daughter, Mrs. y. 3. Drum.
monds in Murray avenue, Sunday.
Ernest r. Milan returned To his
home at Warrington Monday
morning after short visit with
relatives hare.
Miss Helen Foley, OF Highland
avenue, Is the guest Of her aunt
Mrs. N. B. Foley, OF olarksburg,
w. Va.
H. P. Hewinss, Of McKeesport,
has returned TO his home after
spending several weeks with rela.
tiyes here.
MI. and Mrs. A. B. Moore and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Hall and two children were guests
OF their cousins, MI. and Mrs.
Glen shriver at Wyatt, on last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry shaterman
were the guests OF Mrs. shafer.
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
thew Mcolytn, over the week end.
Mrs. N, NJ. Malone and her guest,
Mrs, Bertha Shaw, Of Morgan
town, were guests OF relatives at
Catawba, over Sunday.
James Delhert Drummonds, Jr.,
has been quite sick the past few
days.
Mrs. Francis Fritz and little
daughter, Christine, are guests of
the formers sister, Mrs. James O..
Carpenter, in Murray avenue.
Mrs. s.. G. Douglas and children
are home from a visit OF several
days with relatives near Salem.
Mrs. Margaret Ammons. Of Bell.
view avenue, and her little grand.
sons. Herbert and Buddy Tenant,
are home from a visit with Mr.. ana
Mrs. j P. Morris on Minister'S run.
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~CLAssIFIED-sPECIAL ADVERTISING
SPECIAL NOTICES

I.EaNN EEIHAE
First Natinnaf psn * eh,..--
q corporation Z nsyts Fe 1880
w. Roblnsoh, az, 49,.
BtllinsSley. ii. Tehman ohr
Lehman, W. Afncn S1n
Price. defehdants se ~
m THE CIRctfr cn4nr Ar -.
RON cofiN4S & ~A'
You and eac6 n IS,
hce that IN pnrsdiSse ~
OF said Circuit = nss1ee
the 18th day al On
Iehancary CansS ene
Rherein you sys i psnosns
ant and detenasnt sa''asn..
Thursday. the XIV
1891, at ID o,cloSt esssnesr
at my law oftiess uAs qsl
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Al Cook HosnltaI.

Mrs. Minnie Becraft, whu makes
her home with her niece, Mrs,
Hayes Gaskill, ID BellvIew avenue,
was taken to Cook hospital yester.
day where she will have X.ray pic
lures made TO assist in the diagno.
sis Of disease. Mrs. Becratt has
been in poor health for some time,
but in the last few days has de.
yeloped symptoms which made the
hospital treatment advisable,
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spEcIALNoTloEs
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

70 Winnie M. Jacobs, t%SeC6trix
OF the last will and testament 81
George N. Jacobs, deceased, plain
tiff; Florence Ward Jacobs, an in.
FAINT; Fist National Bank Of Frost
burg, a corporatichj Bank Of Farm.
inston, a corporation; First Nation.
al Bank Of Point Marion, a corpbr.
alton; Empire National Bank OF
clarksburg, a corporation; Farmers
and Merchants Bank OF FairyiewJ
q corporation; Farmers Bank Of
shinnston, q corporation; First Ma
tionai Bank OF Phillppi, d Corpora
ton; First National Bank Of Salem.
a corporation; Bank OF Romney. a
corporation; First National Bark OF.
Warrington, a corporation Natibhl
al Bank OF Fairfnont, q corbofAtioht
Peoples National Bank OF Fhlf.
mont a corporation; Garrett Nation.
al Bank OF Oakland a corporation;
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%THoUeATFiJI e9ilp

Even the very little child sinfln
be- taught by his mother to b
careful Of his clothing, careful III
putting It away at night and ID,
saving Il from tears and unhecesi
sary soiling.
Little folk should be taught 10
hang up their own clothing when.
II Is removed at night and To, hang
up the towels and wash cloths aft.
or using them.
They should also be taught to
use a tooth brush and comb when
very young. This saves q great
deal Of effort and trouble In later
Iyears.
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BELLNIEW
Hsre ior Euhsrsl,

lm6ng relatives here for the
|erai 81 Daniel Jones, OF Naomi
ot whose body was inferred in
: BeilyteW cemetery yesterday
ernoon, following funeral ser.
Is AZ the First NJ. P. church OF
East side, were Nj. Jones ugea
,ents Rev and Mrs. D. c. Jones;
and Mrs S @, Jones, Of New
rtin ale Rev. and Mrs. Job
Ics d Masontown, w. Va; Rev.
Mrs Jesse Jones. OF Point Ma.
Pm and Mrs. W. w. Yerden,
'Steubanyiiie, Ohio
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day for 4 visit With her husbands
parents AZ phiippl.
Mrs Martin Morris has returned
70 her homo here after a visit with
friends ~ Backhannon
Mf and Mrs j ~, o. HAN who
have beenSi5itihg their son wizard.
'at Petersburg Va, hHfefetatnedte 70.
Lthetr honiAi hefel
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IPersonaIs

wy
b. and Mrs. Harold stealey and
} daughter and Miss Ora Steal.
have returned from several
us stay With relatives at Terra
and Kingwood.
laughter was born recently to
Il. and Mrs. ]. Ebert Wells Of
coling She has been named
Friet Jane Rev Wells was a
ner pastor otthe Diamond street
trch
rhomas pooiittle OF East Ferry
|eet Is spending several weeks
IN Nh. and Mrs. Lonnle Vincent
hr M. Nebo.
Mrs. Davis OF Powell is the guest
Mrs Howard Motter on East Fer
street.
Miss Dorothy Watkins Of Nor
fown s visiting her cousin Miss
pa Glenn OF Front street.
s Guy Jones OF Front street is
yyetins from several days i'll
tie Miss Helen Borgess. daugh.
81 Nj and Mrs. Blaine Borgess.
Newton street is doing nicely
lee her operation at Cook for re-
|vai Of adenotds.
! enn ttyns hnrns Tunsdnv IN Mr.
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Robert Putnam, of Highland ave.
nue., was the guest Of his brother.
Alfredo Putnam, who Is spending
some Time at a boys camn al
Browning Lake, Nd. Mr.. Putnam
reports a fine time at the camp
and only wished he could have
stayed longer, He returned Sun.
day evening"
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Successful Operation,

Friends Of Miss Mary Gaskill
who Is a patient at a Cleveland.
Ohio. hospital, will be pleased to
learn that she has undergone a very
successful operation for removal
Of golfer. Mrs. Gaskill who &C.
companied her daughter, writes
that while the golfer was pro.
nounced to be one OF the most dan.
gerous kinds the patient rallied
nicely and gives promise OF a com.
plete recovery.
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Bible Class Meetlna.

Bible Glass Meeting
A fairly good crowd was present
at the Monongah Bible class last
night with the usual interest shown
Mr.. Tough held the attention Of the
class in such a maner that 1t would
be useless to think that any one
was disappointed.
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Baxter. being the new owner. slr.
Piisor will Sill occupy The proper
~ fnr some time but coniempiates
building a fine modern residence
Us con Is 4 suitable location can
ne sectfed
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The worth while Bible class
viii meet At the home Of Nj. and
mrs. William Lynch In Bellyiew
avenue on Thursday evening OF this
week. The lesson WIN be from the
21st chapter Of the Acts and ]. @.
Collins will DO the leader On last
Thursday evening 1t was suggested
that the meetings be abandoned
during the months OF July and Au.
gust. but at this time the plan Is
to continue meeting in the regular
order
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Attended Fun,raI.

Earl Jordon, Mr.. and Mrs. Pink.
ney Arnett and their daughter,
Mrs. S. W. Rutherford, OF High.
land avenue, were among those who
attended the funeral of Robert Hood
at townsville on last Sunday after.
noon,
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he lawn tete BY the ladies Of
|tion Twogo Of the Aid society Of
street church near ]. R.
store on Morsantown ave-
Tuesday evening was we'll pa
lied and i neat sum realized by
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and Mrs Howard Holt, SON
|nieee bitss Margaret Holt and
EHoits mother Of Grafton spent
Iay sith Mft White and moth
. III Diamond street. Mr..
q saitor q the Grafton Sen
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8Rst0rned to Work.

baFid NtSos, engineer on the
ineHIe dtYision Of the B. and
N. II hal returned to work aft.
Isn ahsencA OF two weeks. Mr..
ION While az duty was a pa.
y in Bajtim6Se hospital where
underwent an oPGTation for the
loya OF hIs tohslls.N
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MONONCAH


me game az Traction park last
evening BY the IL 81 ys. the II.
Pr resulted intthe score Of 81 In.
favor OF the n. Els
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Vtslt Grandparents

Miss Adrian Curry left yester.
day 10 spend a few weeks at the
home Of her grandparents, Nj. and
Mrs. Dan Fleming on Country Club
road.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Toothman and
children have returned 10 their
home at Cross Roads after a visit
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PERSONAL

PARIoR -cIosE6ScfIfoSody Of.
flee and beauty culture parior
will be closed July and August.
JENNIE LINDSAY REED. 624 Fair
mont Ave. 7.12.2t.26sA
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Goes South to School
Noel Esksth left yesterday for
North Carolina TO attend school.
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WANTED.
FARMS Foh. sA1E


105 ACRES WITH STOCK AND
CROPS ONLY $4,000. 105 acres
good hill land with about Is acres
OF bottom land now In corn; 6.room'
house, cellar, good barn and plenty
other outbuildings, good fences;
50 acres OF good An. coal open.
VIII include for quick sale all
crops, good team, 8 fresh cows, IS
head good sheep, at the low price Of
S4,500. $4,000 cash, balance easy
yearly payments. Close to school
and 0 miles OF town on n, r. This
is a real bargain for some one.
Write for new SO page catalogue OF
Ohio farms. NJ. L. Trout Realty
Co, H. v. Atkinson, Agt., Macarthur,
OHIO. 7l1.3t264A
MISSOURI. IS down and IS monthly
buys 40 acres truck and poultry
land near town Southern Missouri;
price 5000; send for bargain list,
Box 276, Springfield, Mo.
711:st-sssA
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LOST.

REWARD oFFERRnlRSward and.
no question asked for return or
Information OF Cold Eigin engraved
case watch with name Jennie on.
outside. Can keep other things
taken. Call or return to Charles
p. Reed, Hood Insurance Agency,
.DeYeny Bldg. Phone 1900.
f:1a.2t.2s1A.
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AUToE M AooEssoR1Es

FOR sAIES1siS model Ford tour.
ing car. Call 1551.R, n. r. Dodd,
SIC Cleveland Ave. 7.11,st26OA
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FOR RENT

DAYLIGHT OFFICES for rent
sthgly or in suite Of three. SIS
Main st. Call 7105 R 20 or 72l,J.
f-12.Bt272A
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STOP RENT.ssooc cash and sss La per month buzz iour
FOUR FoG Roo snd bath b sO1.s,ate street.. : ~
hon moU y ana Ia acre OF level land, good comfortable
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
PERSO NAILS

F. H Harris of Brawley. Cal, and
Chester n. Harris of Chicago. H.. arc
in Pueblo to attend the funeral of
their father. Nose n. Harris.
Miss Mary T.. Lutin. deputy county
trea surer. is off on vacation running
in distance from northern Mexico to
Southern Canada Miss Lutin started
on her trip last week, and went south
first according to card from
.Iuarez Mexico. received by John A
Campbell. Miss Lutin's friends state
that she intends to travel up the
coast to British Columbia before
starting home.
Mrs. G. A Taylor and Mrs Albert
Plummer left for an extended trip
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
DRS. SHAW & BAKER
Have Decided To Continue Their Special Low Prices, for
Short Time On All Dental Work. Don't Let This Get By.

teeth decay. we are doing this for
people every day, and can save you
many dollars on your dental work.
Our offices are conducted under
strict sanitary rules. All instru-
ments doubly sterilized. Drs. Shaw
and Baker, 335 Central Block.
Hours $3.50 to $50. Phone 1868.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

II your teeth are decayed. II they
need treatment. Filings, crowns
bridges or plates. see Drs. Shaw and
Baker. They, will show you the
work, explain the best methods IN
your case and give you an estimate.
There is no charge for this and it
will, solve this difficult problem of
the best thing to do when your
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
THE GABLES"

Broadway at Grand avenue. Car
line passes the door. Lake line in
one block. Table. cuisine and SER
vice uncxcelled for day boarders.
Terms commensurate with the times.
Table reservations considered. An
atmosphere of home" stamps The
Cables. rcstful and desirable. Phone
35os.
MRS ]. d. FRANK
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
BIG FIGHT

You would undoubtedly stop and
take in a fistic encounter from
which you would receive no benefit,
and we know you are interested in a
fight for your saving all the money
possible on that lumber bill by figur-
ing 1t at the Newton Lumber Cos
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
DIED

MEDILL. Katherine F.. infant OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Medill, died at a
local hospital yesterday.
BECKER, Mrs. Marie, age 81 years,
died at a local hospital yesterday.
Body at United Davis-Vories.
HOUSE. Harry Alfred. age so years.
died at 213 West Eighth street yester-
day. Body at United Davis-Vorics.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

thru the east to Indianapolis. return
ing via Chicago and Minnesota
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Campbell and
family are spending the weekend at
Beulah. and have as their guests Mr..
and Mrs Thos. w. Thompson, of
Mooresville. Ind
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Member OF Valley Camp 20. W. q.
w. arc requested to attend the fu-
neral OF our late nc.ghbor. NJ. n.
Harris from tho home, 1888 East
Evans avenue Monday, e:30 p. m.
All W. o. w. in the city invited.
BY order of
CHARLES SOBER. c. c.
Attest: w. NJ. DOHERTY. Clerk.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
FUNERAL NOTICES

The funeral of Yeidro Raya was helt
yesterday at $3.50 O'Clock from th'
home. iii West Eighth street. Buria
in Roselawn in charge of T. G. Nc
Carthy and company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
Marriage Licenses,
Births and Deaths
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Giuseppe De]etis, Pueblo, and Carmi-
nello Dclletis. Pastena. Italy.
Glen Godfrey and Margaret Evans.
Williamsburg, Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

The funeral of Rapheal Trozzo "
take place Monday afternoon at
o'clock in the McCarthy-Brow funel
chapel Burial at Roselawn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Tho funeral of James Dolan will take
place Tuesday morning at $50 O'Clock
in the McCarthy-Brown funeral chapeI
and from Sacred Heart church at
clock. Burial at Roselawn-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

The body OF Samuel E. Lain will b.
forwarded to Rockport Ill. today b,
T G. Mccarthy and company, accom-
panied by his brother. David II. Lain
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Mrs. Marie Becker age 81 years. died
at a local hospital yesterday morning.
after "A residence in this city OF fifteen
years. She is survived by one sister.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller. Meta, Mo-. one
brother. John Viebrock. simia, colo.
and a nephew. W. II. Brodie. of this
city. She was member of the Luth-
eran church. The hody is in charge
of the United Bavis-Nories Undertake
ing company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Tho funeral of Mrs. Nellie Taylo
will be held Monday afternoon at
o. clock from the McMinn chapel. Rev
W. Il. Bell will conduct the services
Burial in Mountain View.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

| desire to thank most sincerely all
the friends who were SO kind and good
and helpful In the last hours OF my
beloved husbands sickness and death
and funeral. I specially want to thank
w. O. w. Camp No. %. y. r. q. Elks.
No. 20 and many friends for floral Of
ferings and gracious sympathy en-
tended to me.
MRS. CATHERINE puPPs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
CARns OF THANKS

We desire to offer our sincere and
heartfelt thanks to all who were SO
kind to us during the illness and death
OF our husband and father. Josiah y.
Hollorsn. Especially do we wish to
thank n. p. o. V. No 20. and our
neighbors and friends who were so
helpful during his sickness.
MRS. ]. r. HOLLORAN.
MIR AND MRS. FRANK r.
HOJLORAN.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

The funeral of Ethel l.. Burton vii
be held from the United eDavis-N Norie'
chapel Tuesday afternoon at . O'Clock
Burial will be in Mountain View.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Tho funeral OF Moss N. Harris viii
be held from the home, io3s East
Evans avenue. Monday afternoon at
ESQ O'Clock. Burial will bo in Rose
lawn. in charge OF the United Davis
Worries Undertaking company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Tho funeral of Alys Lavins karne;
will be held from the United Davis
Worries chapel Monday morning at
O'Clock. Burial will be in Roselawn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
CACTUS REBEKAH LODGE

Members OF Castus Rebekah Lodge
are requested 10 meet at odd Fellows
Hall. corner Mesa and Evans at i
o'clock Tuesday to attend in a body
the funeral Of our Sister Ethel Lee
Burton Members OF Social Star
Rebekah Lodge arc asked to join us.
MAMIE BASS. n. G.
LYDIA MARBLE. Secy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Tho funeral of Chesier Lloyd Skill
ing will he held from the home. 22s5
Greenwood. Monday morning at 10
O'Clock. Burial will be in Rnselawn in
charge of tho United Davis Worries
Undertaking company.