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If for any reason you can not
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Building and Contracting

IF YOU HAVE clear lot We will build
you a home. Our homes are better anc
cheaper as we have no sale,men. com
missions to pay. ELVERS AUD KLEIN
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pon1s for Rent

warm room in private home;
g men. DR.. 6753.
Is Walking distance; bus
r woHI Ii Ri 1924, after p. m.
COMP. Urn. feM.--2 LADIES OR MEN;
NEAR TECH Oh $685..
ATTRACTIVE-RoQm north; no other rms
College and Playground cars. Wa. 1852.
NICELY FURNIsHFD-Fr rm.; or
couple; modern: BE- 1145-R.
NICE RM.--Near 48th and broadway: or
2 men; ref. breakt OPT. Hu 1888.
GEL LOCATED RIGHT DOWN TOWN =
5000 steam heat beAore winter and save
car fare. Harris HotSl. 1879 N. Delaware.
-------..---e -----------=------=-=
Room for Rens With Board
CENTRAL. 162e-LareI-, attract. rm. Suit.
Constant hot wateA> Ia. 1856
lNERIDIAN, N. 2I62-Tovely front rm.
privileges: excel meals; &eag. Ia. O450
% VIZ la H. comfortable rni; good meals
~; oPG., III car. Ia. 167e:--
I,sARKER, N, I2O2-IoveIv Sownst I'M
A9ls. or more; no children Oh. 1901
|" PENN. N. 1221-Loveiy rm.5 twin beds,
prl ate bath. hot wa heat. ri. 1914.
PM -. 11--2 gentlemen: rlm and board.
Prita-e home. Ii 31i1. l.-
, RANpoLPH, n, .279-PleaSant rm., rood
meals l or 2. Bus line.
23D.. NEAR PARK-Nice comfort. rm., con-
stand hot water. priv. hoGe He 555l.
18TH. w. 32-Attractive front room: good
home cooking. Ha. 0284.
BOARD AND ROOM = Modern, private
family; good meals. Ir. 1904
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Houses for Sale

TACOMA, 436-7-ROOM MODERN.
--'-a-r-s $4,000.
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Business Opportunities

TWO CHAIR-Barber Shop making over
500 per week: reasonable price. Inquire
523 N Main, Anderson, Ind.
APARTMENT-9 rooms good furniture:
rent $28; income 500; $685.; must sell, 60
ing to California. Ii. 9572.
Confectionery-And grocery: good bust
ness; cheap rent; take car as part. Nc
| Calty and Coffey SITS
BARBER SHOP $40 W. 2lst; 8 modern
(Koken chairs and fixtures good location
leash or terms. Call He. 2256.
AESTAURANT-For sale; doing good bust
hess; center Uptown; will sell at reason
able price. d "a.
LA SALE AND 25TH-Filling station;
public garage; also 4-room modern house
and garage for sale.
FOR SALE-lS lots in Drexel Garden; will
sell at reasonable price. Ri. 9948.
FOR SALE-Barbecue stand; doing good
business; adj. living rooms Be. 1888.
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Radio and Equipment

$75 RADIO FOR $25
254o N. Talbot. Ia. 1909.
RADIO-Sets and speakers all makes re-
paired and service. Cummins Bros.
Radio Co. 2o5 Ind. I'VE. Il. 1885,
material furnished IS.
Service calls. 81 so each. Oh. 72l0.
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Automobiles for Sale
44O Capitol Avenue
Almost New Cars
at Real Bargains

Down Payment.
10y toTia; almost new. -: s445.Oo
1900 miles ... .' w.. 445.OO
sedan: driven 700 miles. 100
miles .... o.De' - 800 285.OO
go. Ing ........ s'1' i'.CIi 1880
perfect ....t............ $500
I dan: certiaed 'l '..a..'....s.. $500
gray ones se 'e ....' O.,e ~ ''' $500
and ali extras '' '..'..,. '"'.r 295Oo
seat ... .O eo'',0 ', 235 90
1925 studebaker big coupe ...... $1,000
1926 Studebaker sedan ........... $4,000
1925 Hudson sedan .............. 1913 90
1929 1929 Studebaker Phaeton ..;..;... 1890
1926 Studebaker Dictator victoria. $1,000
1926 Buck sedan ...e.............. 1890
1928 Stutz brougham ............ 47s.00
1870 Essex coach ................. 130 90
1876 Ford sedan .................. 1870 90
1925 Rickenbacher brougham 49,. 1890
1863 6 SiSS seuan 5 5960 00
1926 Nash Special s sedan ...... 298 90
1925 Chevrolet coach ............ 100. 90
1925 Nash coupe ................ $1,000
1870 SVuQeDdker special cOacn zee. Z38.OO
, 1926 Studebaker Standard coupe =. 1913 90
1925 WHY'S Knight sedan ....... 27n. 90
1925 Ford Tudor ...:....t........ 1900
1925 Dodge sedan ................. 1Se. 90
1925 Diana Eight sedan ......... I'm 10
1925 Chrysler 80 coupe ......... 80 20
1925 Buick coupe ...........,..... 1880
1928 Maxwell sedan .............. 118. 90
1928 Ford coupe .......,.......... 1000
1875 Foard roadster .,,.....,...., 70.00
Buick touring northumberland. 1853 90
1924 Chevrolet coupe ............ 5000
1927 Studebaker Dictator sedan =. $50 90
1927 Paige Sedan ...,............. go. 90
1924 Buick sedan ................. $4,000
If for any reason you can not
meet these terms, don't stay away.
Come in and let's talk it over.
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Storage and Transfer
FIREPROOF STORAGE

FIREPROOF STORAGE
Private lockers; low rates; new and
modern euipment local and long distance
PARTIOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR co
423 E. Market Ri. 1850
STORAGELPacking; overland hauling: low
freight rates on California shipments
OTTO SUEZ Ri 3628-656l: nights Oh
4579-0699W
TRANSFER & GENERAL HAULING-82l
E. Gath st. W E. RODOCKER Wa 44S3
BRITTON TRANSFER-Moving $3.50 load:
large trucks, responsible men. Dr.. 1916.
WILLIAMSON Trucking Co. 324 w Ga
ESPECIAL rates on return loads. Ii. 2842
eADIO-Transfer: special rates on over
AaRl hauling. Ri. 4757. Ri. 6046.
Houses for Sale
N BERWICK AVE.-Good small bunga-
& Pow; big lot; garage, owner. $1,000;
YWANTED-To trade equity in our mod.
home in 1rvington. 1r. 0888-R.
! TACOMA, BEDROOM MODERN.
--.-s- $4,000,
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Suburban. for Sale

GO TO 1000 SPEEDWAY AVE.-And turn
south to 1888 Livingston Ave-. new 5-room
lights; furnace. full baEement, cement
walk to porch. Small down payment and
move in. owner next dool
$50 CASH-$1450 monthly; rooms, ga
st. Just west of Lawrence. Ind. owner
1854 N. Delaware. Ia. 1894
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Real Estate Wanted
Real Estate for Exchange

WANTED-To buy from owner small
house, not over 50 500 Must have lights
and water Ii FOOT
, 1928-01-13
R &C
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
F D r S I. CR DIX
Continued from yesterdays Avjs

Continued from yesterdays Avj8.)
4. Letter from Government of 6 Jan
uary, 1923. requesting that the Council
elect. at its meeting Of January 9. 1923,
a Jury Commissioner to serve the an
expired term Of Mr.. HoIger lessen,
deceased, on the Jury Commission, in
accordance with Title V. Chapter II,
Section 4 of the Code of Laws for the
Municipality of St. CrOix.
The Chairman remarked: This matter
came in late; If the Council give its con.
sent it will be taken up later in the day.
5. Letter from 2nd Member for Fred
eriksted Country District (FIeming1 OF
9 January, 1928. notifying the Chairman
of his inability to attend the meeting of
the Council, scheduled for January 9,
1928.
The Chairman remarked: Honorable
Members, alter the order OF the day was
printed and circulated | received a Reso-
tuition from the 1st Member for Chris
tlanstsd Country District (~Alexander).
1t the Council will give its consent it can
also be taken up later.
, 1928-01-13

The Chairman: We will now proceed
to the order of the day
Item /.
Production of minutes of the Munich
pal Committee for the quarter end
ing December 81, 1927, forwarded
by the Chairman OF the Committee
in accordance with Paragraph II of
the Bye.Laws for the Municipal Com
mittee t~Or-inspection of Members of
the Council.
The Chairman remarked: have here
the copy of the minutes which | will ask
the Secretary to circulate among mem
bPrs and hereafter it will be- in the Coun-
ell Office for inspection during office
hours for one week.
Item 2.
Colonial Council Bill No. 9.
End Discussion on Colonial Council
Bill No. g., draft of an ordinance for
defraylng expenses incident to intro
duCtlOn of labOrers in the island of
St. Croix, introduced by 3rd Mem
Der for Frederlksted Country Dis
trict) tAndersen).
Desparching Secretary (FOrweW re-
marked: Mr.. Chairman, during first dis
cussiOn the Government offered no objec-
ton to this ordinance, but it is felt that
the bill was too loosely drawn, and in or
der to overcome this objection the fol-
lowing amendment is proposed. The
speaker read the amendment which is as
follows:
, 1928-01-13
AMENDMENT
TO Colonial Council Ball No. 9.

Section Z.
The amount of the expense treated III
Section l, in so far as contribution from
the immigration Fund is concerned, shall
not exceed the sum of four $4,000 dollars
for each agricultural laborer imported
into the island Of St. CroIx: Provided no
reimbursement shall be made for any
person under sixteen (16) years OF age:
And provided further that the expenses
of importation of the legal wife OF any
agricultural laborer imported shall be
authorized in the sun equivalent to that
authorized for a Iaborer: And provided
further that no payment shall be made
until the labOrer has been employed in
agricultural pursuits on the island OF St.
Croix for a period Of six months.
Continuing, the De5pUjchjHg Secretary
said: 1t is proposed also to amend Sec.
3 of the Ordinance by striking out that
section and substituting therefor the
following:
Requests for reimbursement shall state
the names of the IaOOrers tor whom re.
endorsement is requested. cost OF i'm
portatiOn actually paid by the person
claiming reimburse lent, date OF arrival
in St. CrOiX of each, and the estate on
which employed, and that all labOrers
whose names are entered thereon are
within the provisions of Section 2 hereof.
All requests for reimbursement shall
be certified by the land owner importing
the laborers, or by his authorized aga&s
and duly attested by the proper in, q
grafton officer of the island st. Cr~Ns
The Chairman remarked BIT
received copies of the an 8
by the Despatching Secret5
ed in late, but / am sure tn.
overlook the delay cOnsiderih e
Despatching Secretary is not 3 mi-
liar with the procedure.
The Chairman asked the n
circulate the amendment.
The Chairman asked y
the wish of the Council 20
over so as to give memby (y
the amendment.
4th Appointed Member
SkeOch): | would suggest tia
ponent of the bill be consulted.
The Chairman: What | am concerned
about is this: According to the Rules
of Business Amendments must be intro
duced A times "a hours previous to the
meeting and laid open for the perusal
Of members at least 3 times "a hours
previous to the meeting.
1st Appointed Member (Sta temGnn):
Mr.. Chairman, the prepayment of the draft
might make some suggestion.
Bird Member for Frederiksted Country
District (Andersen); Mr.. Chairman, it
CacTOc tn mo Tbot rho h. 4b:.-
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INVESTMENT BARGAIN
OR
BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES

8 lots. 5Ox2b0 each. for ne
per TT. In immediate vicinity
Washington Golf and Country
Club On 30.ft graveled street,
main highway Within 400 wards
OF where one of Virginia's largest
development companies has pub
hciy announced the development
q a high-classed residential sub
division, First 100 ii, depth
cleared. remaining $50 II. depth
large trees. A beautiful homie site
1or $500 00iI Or whole lots
aesrly tFo aeres eo9 II $3.50 5000 90:
Cash or easy terms. Owner clos
ing out business 10 move away;
must sell at once. Box 800.
IImes-Herald.
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VALUES
IN USED CARS
MANHATTAN GARAGE
-

17O6 7TH ST. N. w.
Willys-Knight Big Roadster. rumble
seat. like new ..2s -. =. s.s.ss.. \ @b9d
Hudson Super 9. 5-pass Sedan, run ~.
Chevrolet Coupe. Coach and Sedan -.
Hudson 7-pass Touring. excellent 27b
Hudson 7-pass Touring. good running 95
Maxwell 1925 Touring. balloon tires. q
Dodge Touring. balloon tires ALL. $50
Ford Light Delivery. good shape 800. We
Hump Touring good order - ~. lab
Everything you need for your car at cut
prices in Mn0 Of accaaecrtesD
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Announcements
DIAMOND HING

Lost. between I8IS Il 81 N " dHs
Atafs Dent. large stone in center. 3 small
ones on each side Finder call M. 263O
Br Goa. Or M. 1910. Br. 3D.. Very liberia
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3-SToRY brick In wonderful condition for
sale at very reasonable price for cash
only on account OF illness. CAA - Ssen
any time. Cali Pot. 42431.
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TRUcKE F0R III

TWO T1rEsT0N. 1925 BUILDOa MACK
TRUCKS. hydraulic hoist Qump-loeqiu1,
driver SUTTON. - y S. y. =. ErAnk-
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-22
Butte, Montana
Lottie Lee Vaughn, Reporter.

The Pearl Club was entertained
Tuesday evening by Mrs. Armeta
Duncan.
Mrs. Vivian Marshall read the re-
port of the state convention. Mrs.
Mary B. Chappel, Montana's dele
gate to the N. A. c. W., read hnr
report. Mrs. Lulu Anderson and
Mrs. Lockhart were visitors.
Reported sick: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Sarner, Mrs. Ethel Hoskins and lit
tie Bernicc Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J Baker and
daughter, Marie, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reid motored over from Helena Sum
day and spent the day visiting with
friends.
In honor of their second anniver-
sary Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wesley Brown
entertained with dinner party Sun
day evening. Covers We're placed
for Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Marshall,
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Duncan and Mr..
and Mrs. L. f, Marshall.
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Helena. Mont.
by HEX.

Browns Metropolitan Jubilee Sing
ers while in Helena were house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Oil
yer. They were entertained at sup
per following the show by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Ingram and were taken
for an auto ride about the city in
the cars of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Ford and Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Lowery's car
was also furnished for their use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ad Banks and Mrs.
Alice Palmer motored to Great Falls
Saturday for the football game be-
tween Mt. st. Charles College team
of this city and the Nodaks of North
Dakota. Mt. st. Charles won, 20
to IL.
bud" Fisher of Bozeman was in
town for a time and finding things
very quiet stirred up n TEMPEST in
teapot when he took his brother
Bruce on for fistic encounter.
Bruce, though shorter and younger,
scored q knockout, and to make mat
tors worse for bud" he got another
$40 X. o. from Judge Badbury the
next morning. Bud told HEX he was
leaving for Spokane.
H. j. Baker. Jr., left the city for
Butte for an indefinite stay.
"Poke Chops" a knight of the
road with shoe-shining outfit.
swung over his shoulder, dropped in
to town FRIDAY and Saturday night
dropped into the city bastile.
Next year will be the fortieth since
n club called "Helena's Twenty" gave
banquet honoring Hon. A. A. Gar
ner, a lawyer from North Carolina
who was appointed by President Har-
rison to the position of special agent
to the general lend office with head
quarters at Helena. The affair was
held at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. James w. Crump. These Were
the members; James A. Mack. g. X
Brown. Willis G. Burnett. f. VII
liams, Miles York, j. w. Crunnp. G
M. Lee. NJ. o. y. Arnett, 7. P. Par
nell. Duke Dutriueille, ]. f. w
Clarke, p. T. Simmons. ]. 4. Car
! penter, Mr.. Jennings. William Ride
out, James Collins and J. r. 0glesby
Of the number three are still livini
Il in Helena-G. M. Lee, NJ. 0. j. Ar
nett and j.. +. w. Clarke. John w
Hooper. Willis Wilson, B. W.. Buck
ner. Here's part of the menu Sher
h nv, punch, la Roman, champagne
Pommery Sec Cognac brandy. Let
mediate.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Baker. an
daughter Miss Marie, accompanies
by Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Reid, motore'
TO Butte Sunday.
Il Mrs. Eliza Stitt who has been, in
capacitated for several weeks wit
rheumatism is able to be abou
again.
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Missoula, Mont.
Miss Florence Johnson, Reporter.

Mrs. Henrietta Evans, age Al, died
here Saturday at st. Patriek's Hos
pital after an illness of about three
weeks. She was a resident of this
city for twenty years. Surviving her
are three sons, Charles, aged II;
Paul, age Ia, and Francisc, age -.
a sister, Miss Della Shakelford of
Chicago, and three brothers, Elmer
son. Joseph and Henry Shakelford
of Denver. Funeral arrangements
are pending the arrival OF relatives.
Mrs. IL. Moore entertained twenty
guests last wednesday evening compli-
.menting Miss Catherine Henderson
of Richmond, Va. Dancing and cards
were enjoyed during the evening.
Johnnie Epps left Monday for his
home in Rock Springs, Wyo.
Reported sick: Mrs. Jas. John
son, Miss Doris Jones, Robert Mudd,
Miss Mary Stitt, Miss Ethel Price,
Mrs. r. Mudd and Mrs. H. Smith.
Mrs. Richard Taylor suffered an
accident Saturday when she slipped
and dislocated her knee.
Sam Lundv left Monday for Fort
Hprrison in Helena to undergo medi-
cal treatment for three months.
The Margaret Washington Club
met last week at the home of Mrs. Il.
/ I.undy. The hostess served delicious
refreshments after the meeting.
Miss Mary Stitt of Helena re-
turned home after a visit here with
relatives.
Mrs. l.. Hopkins and mother. Mrs.
Knott, left for Great Falls this week.
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Prominent Woman Passes

Mrs. Cora lola Coffee, a resident
of Portland for % years, passed
away Wednesday. Nov. IA. at the
family home, 700 Harold avenue.
Mrs. Coffee was prominent in church.
social. civic and fraternal affairs OF
the city. She was taken i'll while at
tending the National Convention of
Colored Women in Washington, ID.
C. to which she was a delegate. De-
spite the best of care, she gradually
grew weaker until summoned by
death. Mrs. Coffee was q member
of Mt. Hood Chapter, o. +. s.. En-
tarprise Chapter, o. F.. s.. and House
hold of Ruth, in all Of which she
served at various times as an officer.
She was a staunch member of Mt.
Olivet Baptist Church and was a
member Of the choir for number of
years. She was president of the
Old Rose Club and was actively in
sterested in the Williams Avenue y.
w. c. A. Funeral services were
held Saturday from Mt. Olivet Ban
fist Church. Rev. j. l.. CASTOR Off
eating. The many resolutions read
paid high tribute to her services IN
this community. The ceremonies at
the church were conducted by House
hold of Ruth and at the cemetery by
the Order of Eastern Star. The de-
ceased is survivel by her husband,
A. C. Coffee, a daughter, Mrs. Gfac
Scott Jackson, ard a Test o. friends
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Sioux Falls, S. Oak
Mrs. E. c. Collins, Reporter.

The N. A. A. c. p. met last Sum
day in the afternoon in their regular
session. After the routine of BUSH
ness they held their election of of
ficers for the ensuing year as fol-
lows: Mrs. H. Mitchell. president;
Rov. NJ. w. Withers, vice president;
Mss Georgia Grigsby, secretary; H.
Mitchell. assistant secretary; Mrs. f..
p. Collins. corresponding secretary;
+. p. Collins, treasurer. For the next
meeting which will be held at the
Service Center the second Sunday
in December, the program committee
IS arranging program. Everybody
is cordially invited to attend all the
meetings.
The brotherhood of the st. Johns
Baptist Church met last Monday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. .Chas. War
dem, They arranged a banquet for
the fgthers and sons which will be
seld at the Central Baptist Church on
he 23rd.
The Willing Workers met with
Mrs. Chas. Warden last Friday eve
ming.
Morris Coaklev is now agent for
the Chicago Defender.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Anderson are
the proud parents of fine bouncing
boy who made his arrival last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Harden Tates and Mrs. Marie
Taylor of Fergus Falls, Mimi, is in
the city on a visit with their son
and niece and their families. Mrs.
Virgil Anderson and Mrs. Robert
Tates.
Mrs. Alice Lewis and Mr.. Howard
Wright of Madison, S. D., were in the
city few days visiting. Mrs. Lewis
was the guest of Mrs. Mary Patrick
and Miss Mildred Quinn.
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Vancouver, B. c.
Ruth Clark, Reporter

rho Cfris, Arr Ttlb held reg
,lar noeting Sa.nrdoy and discussed
a aato for the exhibition. II was
cor ~ nee 8 Everyone is invited
10 attond
NIrs Nora Hendricks entertained
faw of ber friands with a card
Marty at nor home Monday I'm honor
~ ter birthday A delicious lunch
,yas servad m those present and
su on;nraJ ,hemsalves
Mrs iynatta Foster ~. Seattle. is
8, I've c;ty vie,ting ber mother Mrs.
AZ cn,;tb
tn MTG N,i,e,onarv soc;etv Of
,haA NJ n church are holding
,ha;r onnuaI Thankspivinp RazaaI
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In Memoriam

In memory Of Iryis Robbie vii
liams, who passed away Nov. 9
1927:
"She has wandered into an un-
known land.
And left us dreaming how very
fair
1t needs must be since she lin
gers there
In the love of There, MS the love
of Here
Think of her still as the same,
say,
She is not dead--sh2 is just
away."
MRS. CARRIE WILLIAMS,
mother.
JAMES WILLIAMS.
HORACE WILLIAMS, brothers
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William. Ave. Y. W. c. A.-Last

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wh na.n'a NIL Ea,ioH..h;n uaaI
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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends Tor
the kindness shown us during the
illness and death of our beloved wife
and mother. Cora Coffee. Especial
ly do we thank DR.. !. CASTOR, the
choir of the Mt. Olivet Baptist
Church. Enterprise Chapter No. 6,
o. f. S., Household of Ruth No. S44.
Old Rose Club, Oregon Federation of
Colored Women, Most Noble Govern
ors Council. the pallbearers and all
those VIII osent floral OFFERINGS.
A. c. COFFEE, husband.
GRACE SCOTT JACKSON,
danphter
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Ladies' DreGseG, Goats, MiIIi1el
PALMOLlVE SOAP ON SALE

Palmolve Soap goes tomorrow at SC bar
and Ladies' Rayon Silk Hose will be yours
for 19c, and Genuine Holeproof Full.Fash-
ioned Silk Hose have been marked down TO
soc. Ladies' Rayon Vests, Boomers, ETC.,
in the very newest rainbow colors go for
Acc; Ladies' Winter-Weight Union Suits in
low neck, sleeveless and knee length at
CSC; Ladies' Fabric Gloves in newest fall
shades at 400; Ladies' Handkerchiefs at
Be; Ladies' Purses and Underarm Bags at
CSC these are but samples of the
numerous bargains thrown on our bargain
sable Tomorrow t
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ceived word that an uncle, Mr.. Jo-
seph Pinket, died recently in Phila-
delphia and willed him his music
store. Mr.. Cottman will not leave
until next summer at the expiration
of his contract. His sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth Satchell, will manage the
business for him,
MIR. and Mrs. j. Prince entertained
with party last week.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-22
Anaconda, Mont.
F.. Evans, Reporter.

Mrs. Goldia Chivers of Great Falls
and Richard Christman of Seattle are
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Fielder.
Wansly Madison recently pur-
chased Chevrolet touring ear.
Miss Genevieve Wright of Butte
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-22

was a visitor here last week.
i. w. Evans will celebrate his
twenty-fifth birthday anniversary
with a party at his home next
Wednesday,
Sick: Mr.. r. Evans, VIM. Thomp-
SON and Avis Dennis.
Phone your news to S54 or call
at 1903 Washington Street.
Kidd Cottman, pianist at Holly
wood Inn in Opportunity. Mont, re-