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CHEAPER GAS IN DOVER.

Dover. March i6---Announccment
has been made by tho Dover Ges'isht
Co. OF reduction in tho price OF
gas. April /. from t2.bo per thousand
TO s2.2b and assurances that this win
he reduced M often as conditions war
rant. This also carries with Il tho
usual 10 per cent discount allowed II
paid on or before the 18th OF tho
month.
Dover's Rotary Club Is arranging
for father and ron banquet 10 be
held on tho night of April 7. =
The Dover Choral Society IA pre-
pairing TO give the sacred cantntn 'rho
Daughter OF Jalrus" on the evening OF
April G. In Peoples Christian Church.
The proceeds viii he used for tho COM
munity nurse fund. Tickets soon Ga
be placed on sale by tho Dover Cen
fury club.
Read Parcel Post ads. IN Every
Evening. Saturday-Spccial ofreringi
for out OF town buyers.--Adv.
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CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden. March l6.-- Ladies' AID
Society held its usual monthly meet
ing Tuesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. John II. Hinsley. at which ar
rangements were made To hold a
chicken and waffle supper this eve
ming at Grange Hall. the proceeds OF
which Will be used In the work or
relief by the society.
Another case OF scarlet fever mas
developed in town the past week.
the children previously Ill having re-
covered.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Holiday Mifn'n are
sDending sometime IN Wilmington
this month. guests OF their daughter
and her family, their house in town
being closed.
Mrs. c. Z. Schmidlin has arrived
here from Summit. n. J.. 10 make her
home here, having taken charge OF
the physical culture department OF
the Caesar Rodney School, Of which
Mr.. Schmidlin will be director. They
are with MIR. and Mrs. James knight
on Camden avenue. Wyoming.
/ Saturday evening the faculty o.
Caesar Rodney School were delight
fully entertained at the Communit!
House, Rising Sun. by the Community
Club. A program of much interes
was presented, followed by a supper
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now al harrlsDurg, Ia.
81 was so nervous that j could not
sleep ] chewed my finger nails until
they bled. suffered from indigestion
- badly and my stomach was so dis
ordered that often ] could not retain
even the lightest food on nv stomach.
Gas would form and then ! would be-
come so nauseated that ] would throw
up all ! had eaten. had dizzy spells
and sometimes would actually faint
away. My liver was inactive, my blad-
der very weak and my bowels irregular.
Then, besides all of this | had terrible
spells Of bloating and swelling. IL be-
came 50 bad at times that would have
TO loosen my waist and unlace my
shoes.
IL weighed 81 pounds when started
taking Plant Juice. Now, since | have
taken seven bottles OF Plant Juice,
weigh lis pounds and feel like an en-.
tYely different woman. j can eat AND
enjoy my meals without bit of gas OF
nausea afterward. My nerves are quiet
and sleep well / do not have dizzi
ness or fainting spells My liver, bowel
and bladder are in good condition. Thos,
terrible bloating spells do not com,
any more.
II know that il any sufferer viii try
Plant Juice he will not waste his none,
because it surely is wonderful medi
cine"
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington a
the Miller Drug Store, 404406 Marke
street; in New Castle by T.. Challenge
d Son; in Newport by G. B. White
IN Newark by w. L. Brown.
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West, r. p. West, C. A. West. II. r.
West, I. l. West, r. w. Wcst, A. G..
West and Mrs. Leo Cannon. all Of
this section. Funeral services were
held this afternoon.
Curtis J. Cannon. aged a. years. =
farmer. living near woodland. about
I'VE miles from Seaford. died at his
home. Tuesday. A widow and eight
children survive, namely: Mrs. Guy
Wallace. OF North Dakota; James M.
Cannon. Seaford; Jacob Cannon, Will
mington: Mrs. Charles X. Isaacs. Sea-
ford; Mrs. Ice Cannon. Reliance. Nd;
Mrs. Frank Vaughn and Mrs. Ellwood
Coulbourn. Galesfown. Nd; Mrs. VIII
liam Sculley. Wilmington. Funeral
services, conducted by tho paator,
Rev. j. II. Thornton, will be held In
Woodland NJ. Il. Church. Friday after.
noon Mt 1 o'clock. with intermcnt ir
Odd Fellows cemetery. Seaford.
News was received here yesterday
OF the death OF Benjamin r. Goslee OF
Philadelphia. who had several rela-
tives In Seaford. His remains will b.
brought to Seaford Friday Afternoon
on the los train, and will be met 10y
the members OF Hiram Lodge. A. +
& A. NJ, who will hold Masonic ser
vices in Odd Fellows cemetery. Mr.
Goslec was member OF tho Masonic
fraternity In Philadelphia, and wa
the husband OF Mrs. Eunice Dawson
Goslee. who Is well-known both her
and at Laurel. where she formerl!
resided
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Pauline are spending several days ~
the suert Of relatives and friends ir
Newark.
Brighten up that hat. A windowful
Of coIorits and Hat Bright. n. Chal-
longer q Son, Prescription Phnrma-
cists ADV.
victroIas ana Records. - Bridge
water ADV.
Sulphur and Cream Tartar Lon
enges, 100 Dor. r.. Challenger A Son.
Prescription Pharmacists ADV.
The Water md Bieh, Commissioners
Announce through Edward w Eagle.
tho secretary. that their nscal year
ends March 81. and that all water rnd
light rents must be IN the hands N
tho secretary by that time or the
service will be discontinued ADV.
Read Parcel Post ads. in Every
Evening, Saturday Special offerings
for out OF town buyers ADV.
whitman's fresh delicious Marsh
nnilowr, lie, 3Jc. CSC box. r.. chei-
longer A son. Prescription Pharma-
cis's --A1v.
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NEWS or THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
High School Homo Economics
Class TO Give Reception 10
Educational Authorities.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
| New Castle. March is.~srbe mem
bcrs Of thu Home Economics Class OF
tho New Castle High School this even
| Ing will entertain Prof. Henry ".
snavcly and wife and tho m.m-
bers OF tho Board OF Education and
their wives nj n supper, which VIII
take place IN the Home Economics
Department In the No. School Build
ing.
Many tickets have been disposed Of
FOR the literary Entertainment and
dance tomorrow evening IN the Opera
| House. by tho members OF the New
Castle High School Athletic Aaaocin
ton. Tho following program win be
rendered; Address. Prof. Henry r..
snnvoly: Vocal solo. Miss Frances
Sheridan: sketch, Wait a Mint"
Charles King ana James Wilson
piano solo, Prof. A. Arthur Powell
recitation, Miss Harriet Marsh; vocal
duet, Misses Blanche and Estella
sibley; sketch. The Thirteen club, "
comprising tho following characters.
90 Worthiupton Butts" Charles King
u. Dlshwater Black" janitor. James
Wilson; "Alonzo lfIghtie," Samuel
! McKnin; Percy I,owshoe." r.. Earle
Weggenmann; Harold Tnbad." Frank
Kern. Chester Dubbs.' Leon King
Hannibal Tacka." John Wallace
l"wiiilam Horace Turnover" Paul
Kern; Charles Diverted" John Berry
"tsben Beanenter." John Holiday
Julius seemore wheatcakes." Car
lslc Tohln, Patrick o. Toole." Rob
crt Wright.
!. a contract NJ 5000 has been hwr rdec
the Traction Co, for the erection oi
poles, wires and equipment for Tho
districts
The funeral Of Samuel T. Ferris
viii take place this afternoon.
The classes taught by Mrs. Rober
II. Harrington. Jr. and Mrs. Johr
Jones Of the Methodist Episcopal Sun
, day school viii hold n bake on Apri
/ &. ut the roe cream parlors Of Ian
p ca ster & Jones.
Tomorrow afternoon the New Castl
Century Club will hold Current Event
, class nj $50. Miss Julia Nivin wi
? ltFN0 current FNffNh aAiA WIS A''Ui
Handy Hay win read an interestin
2 paper.
/ The Sunday school class taught
i Mira Edward Hemphil Of the Methc
o dist Episcopal church are making al
b rangehleuts 20 hold bake next Sat
urday morning at ths Tobin mos
h market,
The members Of tho Dorcas Soclet
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LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE.

Dover. March l6.-Much interest is
manifested In the public meeting TO be
held this evening IN Dover Century
cub rooms. looking TO tho organiza-
ton OF permanent Law and En-
forcement League. Interest in the
organization OF such league was
presented last Sunday in all the
churches OF Dover and membership
solicited resulting in n large number
az signers. The object OF the league
will be 10 round up boot-legging,
gambling and other forms OF vice
which arc declared 70 be prevalent in
Dover and vicinity. IL will be the aim
Of the organization TO aid tho State
and Town authorities in ferreting out
all places where the State laws are
belng violated and inform the officers
OF such places and assist them in
every way in breaking up the evil
practices alleged 10 be existing. A
committee has been appointed from
each church 20 assist In tho forIna-
ton OF the league.
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HARRINGTON NEWS.

Harrington, March ia great
many candidates arc reporting to
Manager Cordrey with view OF max
ing the high school baseball team.
Daily practice In being held when
weather conditions will permit. There
has always been rivalry between Har-
rington and FELTON, In all kinds OF
sports and In nearly every cnsc FELTON,
has get tho advantage. Several Of
the members OF last years team are
on hand. with some promising re-
cruits.
George r.. White who formerly
lived at Bridxevillc and WINS connect
ed with the Layton and owens Pack
ing Co, has resigned and will mako
his homo with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Jones.
w. u. Scott. n wcll-known poultry
fancier near Harrington, In confined
to his home with pneumonia. It Ia
n very serious case and he may go TO
the hospital.
Mrs. William Tomlinson. Jr., and
son. Warren, spent the weekend here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Tee.
Miss Alice Sharp OF FELTON, Ia spend
Ing several days here this week. with
her cousin. Mrs. Arley Jacobs.
MFR. and Mrs. Wesley Ross spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John Shell
drake.
Mrs. ]. T. Bailey OF Georgetown
spent yesterday hero with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry G. Teo
The checker players eeason has
about closed and tho local sportsmen
are now turning their attention "a
boxing. This form Of sport is very
discernible by several black eyes.
Mrs. A. c. Fleming In converting m
old stable at Mechanic and Fleming
streets into nve-room dwelling
which will he for rent.
Rev. ]. III Straughan, president N
the Maryland NJ. i. Conference, filled
the pulpit at tho NJ. +. Church her,
last Sunday evening. II VIVA IN,
closing night OF the revival services
Miss Ann Prettyman OF Philadelphia
spent tho weekend hero with her aunt
Mrs. John 8. Harrington.
! Mrs Watson Cain ad Miss Ircne
Mrs. Watson Cain and Mlss Iren.
Richards spent a part Of last weel
, with Mrs. Alexander DAILY, at Dover
, A dance viii he held I'm Slaughter
, Hall this evening.
p, Read Parcel Post ads. IN Ever
g Evening. Saturday--Special Offering
for out OF town buyers-,Adv.
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BOOM MERCHANTS
ORGANIZATION

Seaford. March 1s.-At the regular
meeting OF the Merchants Associa-
ton Of Seaford. Tuesday evening. Il
was decided 20 change the name u
the Retail Merchants Association Of
Seaford and 10 hold weekly meetings
on every Tuesday night. Six members
were admitted and Joseph H Cox was
appointed on the committee on by
laws in place Of J. Emory Wiley
Several sections o. the bylaws Were
adopted. the remainder 10 come w
next Tuesday night Il was announced
by President Samuel J. Stein. that
matters vital to Seaford would come
up at the next meeting.
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CLASS INITIATION.

Laurel. March Disbursements
have been completed for the big class
initiation which Will be held by Sus-
sex Encampment. No. 4, l. o. o. F.
Of this town. in the lodge rooms this
evening II will be a gala time for
the local encampment, as they will be
visited by Mutual Encampment. No /,
Of Wilmington with their prize degree
team, which will confer the degrees
on the class Of candidates. The de-
gree team also carries its own or
chestra, which will furnish music
for the occasion.
The committee on arrangements 10
composed Of Chief Patriarch Charles
c. Oliphant. Scribe Walter T. Smith
Past Grand Patriarch Victor G
Kitchens. Harvey i. Rodney and VII
lard S. Holt.
Luncheon viii be served at the
Laurel House, following the initiation
exercises.
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SUSSEX CONsTABLEs ELECTED

Georgetown. March 1e.-The Sus-
sex County Levy Court has elected
the following constables: Minos 3.
Hearn, Laurel; George r. Hearn. Del
mar; James Il. Hudson. Frankford
William T. Hudson. Selbyville: Charles
T. Jester. Georgetown.
John A. Hurdle was elected bridge
tender at Lewes at a salary OF s2S7.Ss
a year, Sand Thomas II. Adams was
elected bridgetender at Laurel at a
salary OF SAP.
George q. Massey has been named
ferryman at Woodland, below Seaford
Read Parcel Post ads. in Every
Evening, Saturday-7Special offerings
for out OF town buyers-Adv.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, March is.--Mlss Alice
Van, npse in charge OF tho Delaware
city Chlld's Health Centre. yesterday.
weighed, measured and instructed IN
hygiene 80 children. FIVE mothers
with babies visited tho centre. -Four
ot the children will DO taken 20 tho
Delaware Hospital 10 undergo opera
tons.
Charles Schaefer IL moving into n
house on clinton street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bowen. after
spending three months with their
daughter. at Boston. returned home
yesterday.
The weekly cottage prayermcpt ting
OF tho First Presbyterian Church will
bo held this evening Mt 7.90 az thr
home OF Mrs. Ida Dunlap. Rev. "
G. Pitzer win be IN charge.
Miss Julia Higgins. who has been
~. has resumed her studies NJ the
Misses Hebb's school I'm Wilmington
The Decoration Committee Of the
| Delaware city Century club met nj
| the home OF tho chairman. Mrs. Guy
Vail. yesterday afternoon. to arrange
Tor the annual club luncheon which
will qhe held next month.
charles Metzger IL suffering with
holls on his right arm.
The Ladies' Aid Society ~ the st
! Georges NJ. II. Church will meet on
! the frst Thursday in April at ths
home OF Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Lester
Emmett O'Neili. an employee OF tn,
du Pont Company ~ Wilmington, Il
confined to his home. here. by illness.
Mrs, Harry Borger OF Chesapeake
| City. Md, who is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Givison. Sr.
Was coming down tho stairs yester
day, when she missed her footing ant
fell several steps, sustaining a wrench
cd hack
Mrs. William L. Rey1,old attended
st. patrlck's luncheon today NJ tn
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Tysol
Of Newark.
Mrs. Joseph Nelson Is spending
week with her sister. Mrs. Paul New
man az Marshallton.
Joseph Denney OF Philadelphia
visiting Harry Faunce of Port Penn.
: Edward Lester IS seriously I'll at hi
3 home a; st. Georges.
The government scow which IA
been lying sunk in the basin of tn
. canal near the mouth OF the locks 10
several weeks. was hoated yesterda
2 and taken TO Chesapeake City. Md
! The shad fishing skin. Wallace, own
I ed by Eugene Armstrong. after bein
E repaired and painted. was launche
yesterday.
Read Parcel Post ads. in Ever
!. Evening. Saturday-Special offerins
for out OF town buyers-Adv.
The news on the classified paE
p will interest you. too.r-Adv.
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RICHARDSON PARK
SCHOOL REOPENED

Richardson Park, March 1s-Stn 20
health officials sprung surprises on
Chester w. Southwark. tanitor Of the
school here, on Tuesday, when they
fumigated tho building after he had
devoted several hours 70 similar work.
As result Of the extra fumigatine
the building was closed yesterday
Sessions were resumed today. how
ever.
The fire committee Of the Five Points
Clvics Association will meet tonight
for their weekly IRE drill Following
the drill the fircmen will visit Ho1o.
way Terrace firemen. who are con.
Quoting an entertainment for tho ocne
at OF their FIRE engine fund.
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DOVER r. ". 9. A. ORGANIZES.

Dover. March 16.---Dovcr'a Y. W. g.
A. at tn meeting last evening adopted
a constitutio nsnd bylaws. which sct
forth tho objects and purposes AZ fol-
lows:
To promote and protect the intcr-
ests OF women In tho Industrial, busi-
ness and professional world; to proc
vide for the bettcrment OF social lie
for business and professional women
by furnishing wholesome recreation
to unito women into a thinking Chris
tian group for service.
Tho meetings will be held tho flrs'
and third Tuesday OF each month
The dues will be ono dollar n year.
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VISITING MAS0NS.

Laurel, March 16.-Grand Mas
ter George c. Williams of VIII
mlngton. Senior Grand Warden James
+. Pierce OF Milford. Senior Grand
Deacon Samuel J. Stein of Seaford
Grand Marshal Edward F. Cooch OF
Wilmington. and Junior Grand Stew
ard, Daniel w. Ellis Of Reliance, made
an official visit TO Hope Lodge. No. 4
A. F. & A NJ. of this town Monday
evening. The visiting officers adj
dressed the members Of the local or
der, after which a collation. and
smokes were served.
The lodge also had as guests foi
the evening members from Gethse
name Lodge. No. rs, of Reliance; Hir
am Lodge. No. 81. of Seaford; Tenn
pie Lodge. No. 9, OF Milford, and Del
mar Lodge, No. POI, of Delmar.
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ST. PATRICK'S PARTY.

Milford, March 1.-the Fellowship
class OF the Avenue NJ. L. church held
a Saint Patricks social in the chapel
last evening.
The first part Of the evening was de-
voted to irish jokes and stories. After
a literary program refreshments We're
served. Green was the prevailing color;
there was green ice cream and green
candy on the menu, the table was trim
med with green ornaments and green
flags We're numerous. The instructor of
the class. Mrs. Alfred Num-, enter
tanned with many anecdotes.
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YOUTHFUL COUPLE WEEDS.

Georgetown. March 16.-Miss Nettie
Williams Greet, this city daughter Of
William +. Greet. Of Baltimore, Md,
and Walter c. Wyatt. son OF William
Wyatt, residing near here, stole a
march on their friends last Saturday
night and went to Seaford. where they
were married by Rev. Norman Claude
Benson. The bride, who resides with
her mother, Mrs. George Penuel. here,
is a member of the Georgetown High
I School, AS both the bride and groom
were only II and Is years of age. re
lspectively, II became necessary 10 get
the consent of their parents.
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TWO GOOD INVENTIONS.

Seaford. March 16.-William T..
Lingo, proprietor OF n restaurant here,
has invented and had patented a new
and useful Improvement In finish
ing bolt heads for bolt turning ma
chimes. This invention relates TO
finishing heads for bolt turning ma
chimes and II has moro particular
reference to that type OF form OF
finishing heads which are usually en-
ployed on vertical spindle machines
for turning vaper bolts for locomotive
building ana employment where
driving ut" is essential
In connection with the above he
has also invented and had patented n
device for sharpening and finishing
cutter heads of bolt cutters without
the removal OF the cutters from the
holding device or what IL commonly
termed the steady rest
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ANNUAL MEETING.

M,ddletown, March l6.-The annual
nesting Of the stockholders OF the
Mutual Loan Association OF Middle
town will bo held at the office of. Dan
,el w. stevens. Tuesday evening,
March q. at which time president,
vice PRECEDENT. secretary and treasurer
will be elected to serve one year. and
three directors TO serve three years,
The stockholders will also vote upon
tho recommendation Of the directors
raising the authorized capital stock
10 Ave Thousand shares.
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DOVER CENTURY CLUB CONCERT

Dover. March le.--The members
and friends OF Dover Century Club
were entertained yesterday afternoon
ny the Matinee Music Club OF Phil
adelphia. Tho club consisted Of n
harpist, violinlst and soloist. The
soloist. Miss Elizabeth Iatta. contral-
90 sang several selections from Car
men as well as group Of Spanish
and American songs. all in costume.
The club room was crowded.
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She CLORIES IN
TELLING PUBLIC
Relates How Plant Juice Re-
lieved Dizziness, Nervous
ness and Bloating.

Il glory in letting everybody know
how Plant Juice has restored me 10 good
health after ] had been in a weakened,
nervous, run down condition for six
years" said Mrs. Edward Wagner, Of
Duncannon, Pa, Rural Route No. 2,
in recent interview with The Plant
Juice Man who spent several months in
Wilmington not long ago and who is
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PROMINENT STAFFORD
MAN DEAD

Soaford. March ls.-Solomon p.
West. one OF Seaford's best known
farmers. died at the home OF hts
daughter. Mrs. Lee Cannon. on the
seaford- Reliance road. Tuesday, aged
90 years. Besides a widow, he is sur
ylved by the following children: :. s.
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Delaware bay on the shell bed. near
tho mouth OF tho Nnspillion river, and
fishermen now believe that they will
soon DO in the river. ne II n thought
tho nsh were making their why to-
wnrtis the trcsh water.
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County Audit in Progress.

State Auditor Daniel Thompson and
r. -. Hubbard Of tho State Auditors
Department arc spending this week
IN Wilmington. auditing tho accounts
Of the New Castle county inututions
that receive State aid.
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FRESH SHAD AT MILFORD.

Milford, March 1.-the first shad of
the season in the local market was
brought here yesterday. The shad was
caught by Capt. James Millman in the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-16
Piles! Pyramid
Brings Relief
Yes, tho Relief Afforded by Pyramid
Pile Suppositories 10 Truly
Blessing

Maybe you arc suffering with Itch
ing. bleeding or protruding piles or
hemorrhoids. and II you have never
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-15

work, securing class ofNnew men,
bers for the Priest River camp.
G. Fl. Sheffield has returned from
Cusick, Wash, where he has been
employed for sometime 10 sawmill
Mr.. and Mrs. C.B. Sanders and sou,
Burton. left Monday night for Long
Beach. Calf, to spend the winter
with friends. Enroute they Will visit
relatives at Salem and Eugene, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Luce recently
moved from their ranch west Of Rath-
drum to the G. B. Sanders place on
the prairie. where they will remain
for the winter.
Rudolph R. Mayer, who has been
employed 10 the woods at Cusick.
Wash, for sometime, returned here
the first Of this week and left We'd
nesday morning for Leslie, Ark, to
spend the balance of the winter.
Silk hose for wiley; dolle for
daughter; sled for sonny; rattle for
baby; and all the old man Deeds is a
pocket book. We have 'em all at
Meyers Store -adv-29
Clinton p. Roscoe came home the
frst of the week from Cusck, Wash,
where be was employed in sawmlll
for the past month. The mill has
closed down.
Mrs JGha Davis of North Powder,
Oregon, returned to her home Friday
of last week. after visit since
day with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Roth, and her
sister, Mrs. w. w. Hannahs.
We ordered another car of coal
yesterday and expect delivery soon.
We advise that you waste no time in
fling your order, for winter is here
and fuel exceedingly scarce.
Grain s. Supply Co. adv
Mr.. Ford of the Birch Hill returned
the first of the week from the Marble
Creek country where he was cutting
logs. He reported the snow nearing
a depth of five feet, too much for
work 10 the woods, although hauling
from the sideways is being Continued
Why not buy some useful article
for a Xmas present, and make every
day OF the year Happy day.
Following are few Christmas
at HENRY REINlGER
HARDWARE: Electric Washing
Machines, Vacuette Suction Sweepers,
Silverware, Flash Lights, Pyrex ware.
Food Choppers. Sleds, Carpenter
Tools, Skates, Pliers, Rubber Balls,
Aluminium ware Safety Razors, Mix
Ing Bowls, Guns, Casseroles, Pocket
Knives, Custard cups, etc.-adv.