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APARTMENTS

JEFFERSON l7lO - ThoTousnagyt gytmsni3
unfurrished houscks;spi,rs huh.;se,s hath; ssrdwoSs
ronrs' aIsctric light, hot-water nSa''
newly renovated; corner nroptIg.---T-i nrop---T', n
GInARD AVE. I5li--neautful uni. 'HscS
houssEeepins S,P"TtmasTrn1 Inaasrn ctonysSisnee'i =
enette, bath. co3,, d' anctor's hOne.----r..,s.
900 p;NE VT; rooms; private essnr sssryls x
psr month unfurnished; eIenxs Walnut y
ykRROW 4 VAN PELT. l9oo -.N-..- !. -,sa
2lsT, n, 852S--corner; > r1G"insS ~ minutes
TERMINAL, Apply premises. ,so1
GREEN sT., 2O20 ,(The SuII,,ncb.n; slse'
and bath. furnished; real ,to fS'It 10 SIS
hot water! door bells. etc. s!2-. as. Dap
UTH, s. 82O-Desiraols ap'a,1 Waind,-
and kitchenetts Tanlane. WV - n,ssnntis
i,IEJFi0It APARTMENT for sunI.mssoo mssoosg.
ni iSao H spraes 81. Phone Locust sSS.S aSfssS
scs4 cHEsTNUT-Thrss.rm eRGi XII hs0TI ~
PRIV. bath southern 'sAp''' !. .ss
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Great Northern Financing

Application for Government loan
Of S15, 900, 900 was made yesterday
through the Interstate Commerce Com
mission by the Great Northern Rail
way. based on the assumption that plans
were shaping for railroad rcfunding
operations which would make the money
available. 1t would be used TO repay
II similar loan obtained from the Gov
rrnmcnt at the close of Federal Control
The application recites that in set
tling accounts with the road the Di-
rector General of Railroads withheld
SIG .007 $40 from sums due the carrier
under tho guarantee, setting on that
amount against addition and bcttcrment
items charged against the road for the
control period The Great Northern
sought 10 have the Government carry
this obligation, but was denied. as no
funds were available. The Director
General has assured the carrier, the
appliration added, that in event Of II
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THE GIRARD NATIONAL BANK

PhilRdcIphIN. July 10Th. 1921,
Tho Board OF Directors has this day de.
clared a quarterly dividend of five per cent
t5,,) payable August 1st. 1921. TO stockhold'
cra Of record at the close of business July
Goth. 1927.
c. NJ. ASHTON.
Ca
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,NpARO MINING COMPANY

Philadelphia. July 20. 1871
The directors, hHyc this day DECLARED a quar-.
$500, payable August 10, 1921. 10 stock.
holders of record July 80. 1921. Checks vii
" ''' JoSEFH s WILLIAMS. Treasurer.
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TEMPLE COAL co. First and Collateral
Trust MtHe. So Sinking Fund Gold

Under provisions Of the MORTGAGE, pro-
pOsa 5 for account ot tho Sinking Fund VIII
be received until 8 =. NJ. August 10. 1921
az the oTIcr Of The Pennsylvania Company
FOR InEuranC"s on I'vcS and Granting
Nnnuit!ss Truptee. for the sale to II at tho
.n,yoS' uric" not exceeding lOl and o.. ir. /
Interest. OF as many bonds as SlOR @35 2S
al4 rHT''HS". AZ tenders should l." ad-
Jrc4s 4 80 ths VIVID d'rsIgnad.
THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
Tor lnBuTanCos on Lives and Granting
Aunuitie-. Trustee.
5l7 Chestnut ST.. Phlla. Pa
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Dividends
STANDARD SANITARY MFG. CO..
Pittsburgh. Pa.
InlN 22nd INoI

The Directors OF this Company have this
day declared regular quarterly dividend OF
,m" on the Preferred Capital Stock and
creeks viii he mailed not later than Au,
gust 10th TO Stockholders OF record .iulv %
J. w. OLIVER
Secretary
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\orrCE 10 HOLDERS ROCKuuL CON.
NND IRnS co. FIRST MD foIL\T-
TERkI TKIST MORTGAGE a.,

T'rd,r 'ho Sirk,n: Fund p'0ylslonF ~ the
m"r'Sng" eeaIrd proposrls Will h' r'c"l."'
until y. NJ. August ). l02l: al tEc "rh'"
, The PcNnNylvaR!a tompsnr for Insurance
II Ll~,r ana Grrrl'nr Annuiti"S. Trust"".
.or N" 5sI~ to II at the lowest rrlco not
nycpchIng lOo and accrued inter 81 "f ~
many bonds rs s4S.lSi.l5 wiz purchHro Al
rroposal. should be addressed 10 TIE dnd"'-
signed. -. .- -.
TIE pFNNSYr. .VANIA COMPANY FOR ~:
SI'RANCTS on LIVES AND GRANTINI
ANSTFrIES Annu'ti"s trustee
3t7 CErstrut st. PhnadclHh'a. Pn
Proposals FOR sIrkinS Fund Rockhill Coal
md Iron Co.
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THE COMMONWEALTH TITLE JNSTR
ANCE AND Trust COMPANY

FNITadeIphIa, July II. 1871,
The Directors have this day declared -
.uartcrl, dividend of three Der cent ta'II
10 s;ockhoIders Of record st tho cIorn OF
business WEs aX e. 'RSefi Effis0Y wiII ET mailed
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PARTNERSHIPS

ship heretofore existing between Hsnry
rolkman and Morris ooldenbsrs. trading as
ioived by mutual consent on July itth. 1921.
All, persons Indebted TO the said pArtnsrshIp
Wln pay the same TO Henry Folkman and
u L indebt, dness due by thu partnership will
lie paid by the said Henry Folkman. wso
viii continue 10 conduct the business at the
HENRY FoLKMAN.
NORRIS GpLDENBERG.
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LOST AND FOUND

POLICY--Lost or m'sald, perpetual policy
No. o351 Sprng Garden Insurance Co.
" etnls,s gnta Grecn at; Horny, Howard
,rd Roland AT mus. owners. Finder return
, tnu w tinlt al
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GOSSIP OF
THE STREET

Upward movement in railroad stocks
is generally looked for after the IcgiS-
lntion needed for the payment Of rail-
road balances In cash Is enacted by
Congress. In some quarters II is thought
that, while there may be opposition to
this measure. 1t will pass both
houses without any substantial delay.
This is expected to be accepted as ono
of the most important bull factors in
the railroad list that has been furnished
in long period. and. while this lcgisa-
tion is being effected, it is understood
that railway stocks will be steadily ac-
cumulutcd and that quick response
will be made when the legislation is
closed up.
Bonds Called Next Month
There il an unusually large amount
Of bonds called for payment III August,
in advance of maturity date. This
would seem to indicate that money is
growing easier and that industrial cor :
porationS' need for working capital is
iCSscnlnR.
Bonds called for payment next month
are all industrial issues, totaling SO, :
lGS 800. against 1850 900 in July and
S4.DTG. 800 in August, 1920. OF the
total amount. $500. 300 are payable in
their entirety. while the balance,
81 ,23S 900 is composed of various small
issues which arc called TO nice, sinking
fund requirements.
The largest and most important item
IS American Agricultural Chemical con
vcrtib,e dchcnturc IS. 1924, entire out =
standing issues. 81 J.035 900. These
will be paid August l, ut 1Ol. These
bonds were originally issued in 1914.
in amount of $1,000 900 and offered at
~ and interest OF the amount or
iginnlly offered. $1,000, 100 has been
converted into common stock
American Tobacco Co. has called
3&3. .O0O per cent notes. due NovCm-
her |. l922. payable August 10. at 1Ol
Thcs" notes are part Of II serial issuC
"i 81 .WD. 900. put ont November /.
1918. On December 81. 1920. So, ,S33. :
coo were retired. aud on November 20,
1920. $3.333 600 were retired. $40.
600 1000. due November |. 1923. will
ICmnin uut.iandiug
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COUNTRY BOARDING

HIGHLAND TERRACE Inn; n ,n,Ie p'isiSsGssi. ia.issi.
VaiIey-An ideal Weekend "p ",ppscisi sut
A." dinners; dancing, bathing, boatisnIiIis q
mia: weekly rates reas. AZ Zolsi,e,sss J
p A Il. Ii. II. Delphi. Pa. Gos.o."sni n,is
DELIGHTFUL old farm OF nuihs wIh counui
ware. In loyeliest r,snt sSr,p" tabis; acesssi''s
W, W, chs ndier. Brownsnurs. -
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HELP WANTED-MALE

DRCGGtST-Young man iesircs To araocint 10
himself with pharmacist to engage In
drug business. or will buy part interest In
going bus moss. 5n5. Ledger O1icc.
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Statesmen

Are you gong 10 Il I'VE FOR the rest OF vour
life. or nre you going TO be a leader in The
tocntlon nat you choose2 We arc in need
OF men who have selling ability and viii
develop 'uCf n man to be y supcr-saIssman
and give him promotion as his ability wnr
Rdk ' ''HeHor
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF LYKENS VAL:
LEY LIGHT AND POWER CO. IlKSI

M6RrC ttiE fONDS-Undcr n" sinking
Fund provisions OF The mortgage scaled pro-
rosoia will he received until !. .,"'".k moon,
yania Company for Insurances on Lives and
draining Annuit.cs. Trustee. for n" sal" B
IL at the lowest Iriycc not "Nco"d!nS lO-'.
and accrued interest. OF as many bonds
Ssco0.VO will purchase. Al ~ ,poFn!' should
ro Addressed 10 the undersigned
TiITr PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY For IN
SI'RAS,'ES OK LIN ES AND GRANTING
AN%l'ITIrS. trustee
Proposal for SinkInE Furd lykena Val
,ey Iignt and Power 60.
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HELP wANrEp--MALE

ADVERTISING COUNSELOR. who
mas sjn1o spare timc. nffcrs his scrv-
ices, part time. strictly on fca
basis; has had unusual expnriance in
retail md whoicsala advertising
problems; does not want a job: does
not want TO hc your Advertising
as advertising agent, hut wants TO
helr. because % years OF ripe. sue
ccssful experience IN advertising
0un lilies him to he OF great value In
advising and aiding yoe soi"e Some
OF your problems. Fee must be com.
mensurate with work 10 ba per-
formed: all communications strictly
continental. VI 414. Ledger Office.
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WEAVERS. experienced. wanted on tapes
and narrow edgings r. w. Mnurer 4
sons Co. 1911 Wayne ave-. near 18th and
Germantown nvc.
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ESTIMATOR and quantity man: state sal.
AIRY. g. W Smith Co. Inc. S. i0th
81 below Woodland ave.
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HOSIERY LOOPERS wanted expericnced
good wages, steady employment; good
bon ardlng house In connection with mill: state
age and experience. The II. X. II. SILK Co..
Watcrtown. Conrt -
MEN, An LOOKING
for a particular type Of man who is in
hercntly honest. who can faithfully represent
nm organization Of national reputation and
record: regardless OF your present occupa-
tion. you may te that particular man whom
! can place in q pos ton TO earn not less than
$4,000 per year. See Mr.. Mcmillan. q a. NJ.
TO o p. NJ, Bessemer Motor Truck Co.. 1900
Locust
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TNIri" CortIn1nI1s f0r H5N0 '0"l.,- ,o,,
nos 9"2 nGT 100" iU'l '0TG toes 'NNi
as asO nCn tOI7 rOaN InSs rO7t 1905
n"I NSS orr lois lN32 1850 lnsl
0o7 900 0NS t023 1859 1905 l0S2
Above CertifcNtrs with all unmatnred
counors a''acHoi sh""rd u" prrs"ni"u f"r
m ymsnt az orlcc Of Trustee
GrRARD TRUST CONPt%Y Trustee,
GFORGE n STUART. 81. Trrn sur"r
rhlndnnhln Pa. July 90. 1871.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
AGENTS

sALESAIEN--CANvAsS
We have one OF the easiest money making
propositions in the country today: Harvey 3
comm iss IONS lnst week s10G II: Stew .rt' .
commissions. S102. 10 for 3 days work; au-
tomobilc necessity: every merchant a PROS
pect: We can use ! more snl"snun az prcs-
cnt. Phone Mr.. r. c. Wood for appoint.
ncnt. WcdncsdnY 10 to 3 o'clock. room
l153, Bclleruc-Strntford Hotel. Philadelphia
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I'm look nG for a hish-typc OF man. who is
inherently honest who can safely represent
an CrEanizntion Of national reputation and
record regardless OF your present occuna'
tiOn: YOU may be that particular man whnTn
! can place in a position TO earn not les.
than $1,000 per year; II you are willing to
Bldg Ask for Mr.. Schueler. ei
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PROPOSALS
THE nNITIMORE ND OHIO RAIIR0,n

THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Company will sell on competitive bids 10
the highest bidder. August 2. 1921. I2 o'clock
noon. fourteen cars Of slack coal, spproxi,
matsly 7l6 gross tons Same may be in
Co. East Side; Philadeiphia, Pa. between
munica tions must be addressed 10 r T
stevens. Freight Sales Agent u, q o. II. Il
Company. isl South Howard street. Halti.
more Md and TO be received not later Than
ia o'clock noon, August 2, 1921.
PROPOSALS. WILL DE RECEIVED BY
the bureau OF supplies and Accounts, Navy
Department, wAshington, D, C.. unit 10
iron or stssl nuts. 70 the navy yard Phiadsi,
mia, Pa. Apply for proposals 10 the supply
of,csr, navy yard Philadelphia. Pa. or TO the
bureau Of Supplies and Accounts. DAVID
TP TP9TJFH' P"'"A'''r General of the Navy
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE OPENED
by the srpt. OF Ilghthonses, Baltimore
and placing rirrap at Choptunk River iight
station. Md. Information IN application.
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1cnern,
AT HnNfr

MAKE MONEY AT HOME
Eon can earn from 81 to So an hour In your
spare time writing show cards: quickly and
cDsilH learned by our now simple method
no cnnvassnE or soliciting: we teach you
how. r"il your work and pay you cash each
week: full particulars and booklet free.
Write today tn American Show Card School.
13O Ryrie BldS.. Toronto. Canada.
GIRLS-Clerks. stneograp piers. typists warN.
easy hours; rapid sdvancemcnt. Write Tor in.
strnctions. m rtlculars. p 1901 Ledger on.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27

PRIVATE FAMILY can accommodate y.Ssii
couple or 2 gentlemen with nicely iu'hh, hnSs;
room next to bath, and board ihoune,n onvn SM
FD1ENTSpE OlO5 York ruad--kooIs W.
hoard. large lawn; shade: veseiHu'e ~
den. Phone Oak Lane l533.---------.-1,sS.
iOWEITON AVE. 330l -03--Vacan' al os
ern expos; board optional. Bry, ~. w..
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BOARD WANTED

YOUNG LADY Of refinement, ;ts. asns,Attss ~
executive of large company' ,aFpstiv Ws
payIne guest in Protestant famiy aisr
hiinaelShIa. where there are ny
boarders; $40 per month. NJ 0OS. LOUSY :.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27

SAI.ESMEN
can show YOU how you can make big monov
and have a lifelong position with congcni.i
work and unlimited opportunity for adyanc".
mcnt commission basis. Cali TIo
WLdcner lNdg. Ask for Mr.. Mcndill
SECURITY Statesmen
You hnYo be0n looking for the opportunity
to connect yourself with u high-ciass ma
tional organization; we only have room Tor
men who have proven themselves successful
in selling securities on a commission basis.
dth.
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Demand for Funds in West Improves

The demand for funds in Western
sections Of The country has been some
what nugnr rnted a. the business Of
'rur harvesting takes place and West
crn bankers are reported drawing down
their balances in tho Fast to some ex
tent. The effect has not been to make
money rates any stronger: on the con
trary. conditions are showing some i'm
provomcnt as result of the reduction
in discount rates at the Federal Re-
serve institutionS. although the r"duc
tiOn hnS not aS yet been generally among
the various member banks.
Discount rates on commercial paper
range from 6ig to : per cent with banks
not over anxious TO lend on account of
their lines being fairly full. Rates over
the counter have shown fractional de-
crease. many transactions being made
ut ia per cent. as compared with
Fer cent for previous weeks.
The condition Of leading banks as
shown by the last call reflects consider
able liquidation in loans. deposits are
growing, holding fairly steady, and
savings accounts are growing as the
result Of an economical trent ON the
part of individuals.
/ Banks in the Northwest report the
money market situation as showing nc
particular change either in respect to the
liquidation of loans or deposits. al
though business Is moving along in
about the same even trend as for severa
weeks past. Discount rates range from
81. to per cent in the majority ni
transactions.
In the Southwest. money continues in
fair demand with time loans going at
81, to per cent. Collections are re
ported as fairly good and clenrings at
| the various banking institutions of fair
proportion in consideration Of the gen
cral trend of business.
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Better Outlook for Western Railroads

Officials II railroads operating Enst
from Chicago And st. Louis rruurt
somewhat more favorable drveIoplnonts
] The better outlook for steel business
in some sections ard the Increased move
mcnt Of grain from the farms. together
With larger all rail movement from
he Fast to the Scaboard.. were two
features cmpha sized. Farmers are sell
ing wheat freely, and this is causing a
, ronsidcrabl" volume of business.
Flour shipments also have increased
materially and there has been increase
in coal tonnage. but still much smaller
thnn i year ago ut this time. the de-
mand from industrial concerns being
moderate. Building materials are NOV
ing in II little larger volume. Retail
business is considered good. as a rur.
and the movement Of general mcrchan-
disc in less than carload lOts is picking
up somewhat.
Officials " Southern roads report the
general traffic about the same Hs the
previous week. nu1. with the exception
ur fair run Of grain the general con
diious are not much changed. Coal
shipments are running about even with
tir mast 'cw weeks and the wheat ship
mCnts to the Gulf are keeping stocks
Hcrumulutipg quit" rapidly At the Gulf
ports.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

pKKEErER, experienced double entry;
'r'ihofer Baking Co. 10th and Indiana ave.
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SAL.ESAiAN-I am looking for a n.rticri.r
type OF man who is inherently honest, who
can shtely represent an organization OF ma
your present occupation. you may be that
particular man whom can place in a posi-
tion TO earn not less than $4,000 per yaar
Cali i24 Land Title BLDG 49, 'S.''
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, PAINrING-PAPERI. ANGINA
BUSINESS oPPoRrnM1n1I

ROOMS pnPcred or painted. 81; meIe-io;
cludcd Potter. 1880 Francis ST, Pon NM
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ROOMS WANTED
pOARDING

ROOM wanted in private family wenMo
S3d at. preferred. Address A sle. M<av- M
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-15

Mrs. Curtis is q daughter Of Mr. and
8lrs. A. b. Eldredge.
Cecil Holloway, who has been en-
ployed in the Mohler Grocery this
summer. left Sunday for his home
In Redmond, Oregon. Lyle Brown
has taken his place in the store.
The {. +. business and social
meeting was held al the F. A Eng!e
home Saturday evening. A large
crowd was pTeTelt. and dainty re-
treatments were served.
s,Te Roy Sparks left for near
New Plymouth Sunday, where Mir
Sparks and Joe Davis are employed
on the Highway.
Everett. the little fOur-year-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Grimes,
.-ased away 1t his home, Monday
aC.ning. About month ego he was
ken III With typhoid fever, but was
Getting along nicely until last -eeE
pneumonia set IN. Being weak from
the fever. he was unable TO withstand
any more. Everett was born in EeJ-
Taska, and moved here with bis ~
-Hts two years ago. The beTeayed par
~1-r have host Of friends here who
extend their heartfelt sympathy 70
hem.
The Fruitland Amusement Club
n coming 70 the front rapidly. They
are now going to build one Of the
lno-t dancing paviiiOls in the North
vest Il is 10 be 6OI120 feet. and is
o have hard wood maple floor.
The Club has purchased two lots
'U-y east Of the old livery barn, and
arc hauling gravel now TO begin con-
tTucttOn. Jack Johnson has charge
e the building, and will have num-
sr~ 0f men working for him. The
structure is expected TO be complet-
ri in from two to three weeks, ready
Tor the opening dance.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-15
METHODIST CaUFCH

SIN. 5 sem. Ism
1000 Z 2. Sunday School
100 a. n Morning Worship
The EpwCrta LEAGUE will meet st
$50. and Il
40 The uasto- viii deliver q Iec-
tUre illustrated with sterecrtican
slides.
The pastor returned from Confer
ence, reports 90 600 given By idaho
Methodist Churches for Missions this
past year. and about 10000 il cash
salaries To pastors There has been AZ
increase in rem berzhip in al de-
partuents. The FzEet-e Church has
had z good year Over $500 vas
given for III PURPOSES during tre
-ea- There -e-e = ecsezsiong- max
ing . tCta, em5r-Eri1 Including %
absent members o. ZG5- The Sunday
School has z total e-ToL;mel. o. 2zs-
and the EpwOrtr LEAGUE about Z hun
tred in mem b---- f. We ~ look
ing forward o greater f-rTzass this
--ezr
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-15
Fruitland
Department

Charles and Francis McCOard ar.
rived here last week, and expect II
work in the fruit this fail. They wiz
do light housekeeping in the little
house on the W. j Russell place, re-
Gently purchased Of Mrs. Louise Rich
Mr. and Mrs Chester Amick ar.
rived Saturday from Shed, Oregon,
and will live on the Lyle Brown place
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Shaw left Mon
day via Portland, for Berkeley, Cali
fOrnia, where they will make their
home.
MIR. and Mrs. L. II. Rich, and Mr..
and Mrs. I. l.. DaIZell and sons were
Sunday dinner guests at the J. w.
Dalzell home.
Mrs Elsie Johnston left Monday
for her home in Butte, Montana after
visiting at the II. F. Waite home.
Bob Johnston left Thursday for
Mediord, Oregon. after a 1O-day5'
visit at the H. +. Waite home
sir. ana Mrs /. T. DaIzell and son
Paul, were Boise business visitors
Friday.
Nj. j. c. Burkerd visited Friday
and Saturday at the Decker home.
Mr. and Mrs. II F. Waite, Mrs.
Elsie Johnston OF Butte, and Mrs. c.
g. Huss and little daughter Phyllis
OF Spokane, were Boise visitors Fri
day.
y Mr.. T. L. Davis is staying at the
larry Powell home.
Miss Durham, who has been visit
iItg at the S. NJ. Thomas home for sev
eral weeks. left Sunday for Albion,
where she will teach the coming
year.
Harry Powell underwent an Oper-
alton for growth on the bone in
his nose, at the Holy Rosary Hospi-
tai in Ontario Saturday morning.
Miss Nellie Mcconnell returned
home from the hospital Sunday, and
Is getting along nicely, but Will be
confined to her bed for some time.
Don't forget the Queen Esther Ba-
kerry Sale at the Service Station, Sat
urday, September II.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Charles Stevens and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Howe motored to
Drogan, Sunday for peaches and
pears.
The w. H. ". S. met Friday at the
c. c. Paxton residence in honor OF
grandma PaXton's 82nd birthday. 4
beautiful birthday cake was present
ed her, as well as many beautiful
flowers. Mrs. George Todd gave a
report on the Conference recently
he'd in Twin Falls Mrs. H. G. Card
ner gave report on the Home in
Portland which the ladies are help
ing TO support Mrs. Charles Miller
favored the ladies with q vocal solo, .
and Miss Grace Paxton, an instru-
mental solo. Delicious ice cream and T.
cake were served as refreshments.
NJ. and Mrs. VIII Fise- OF Crane
Oregon, are here visiting Mrs. Fiser's /
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Johnson
and other relatives.
Mrs. Thomas Harris and daughter
Madge moved to Fruitland Sunday in