Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 12

PAGE TWELVE ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY, Water Board at Hartford Meets On Their Way Back A Hartford rks Improvement Com memhrrs mot Monday nifiht nnri tiansacterf routine business. Among th" claims allowed wns orio lo Joseph of Wood Kivp insurance on water plant and f-rniipmt-n! for a period of five yours. By contracting for the insurance over five-year por- irifl, commission reported a saving. Move Mr. and Mm.

Nolan Hnlrher have been residing on Hnwthnrne street with hrr sislor and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jesso Grovor, moved (his week to East Hawthorne si reft. Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Nelson and family of Market street moved Monday to Wood River. Visit and Mrs. John Ilr-ndiifks and son of East i'orrest stif-ot accompanied Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Haesenjaeger of Alton to Olive Branchc where they were quests of relatives. Billy Hendricks remained in Olive Branch until Monday night when he returned with Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Mathews of Roxana. who had been on a fishing frlp. Visit Misses Evelyn Green and Olga Stosky plan to leave Sunday morning with Austin Bivens of Roxana for a visit with relatives in Pacific, Mo. They will return Sunday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lagemann of East Hawthorne street were dinner guests his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lagemann, and also visited with relatives in other cities Sunday.

Glen Garland of St. Louis, Women to Meet At Chesterfield Police took two escaped SinK Sing prison convicts, Joseph Riordan (left) and Charles McGale (right) Into the Osslning, N. police station after their capture in Palisades Interstate park near Ossining. In the escape a confederate of the. prisoners was slain and a prison guard and a policeman were killed.

spent two days with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Enos Sturgeon, of East Hawthorne street. Mrs. C.

C. Wlegnnd of jersey- vllle spent from Thursday through Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Slmms and family of West Third street end Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Wlegand and family of Delmar avenue. Wiegand drove to Hartford Sunday and they returned Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Check nnd three children.

Imogene, James and Mary Ruth, spent throe days with friends a 1 relatives In Rosella, Mo. Hear Former Pastor and Mrs, H. J. Woolverton of Delmar avenue were accompanied by a. large group Sunday when they attended an outdoor rally sponsored by the Christ Ambassador group at a park at Glllespie.

The Rev. M. W. Wilson, formerly pastor of the Hartford Assembly of God church, and now pastor of the Granite City Assembly, was principal speaker. Announce Birth A and Mrs.

James Malone of Oldenburg are ANM-AL REPORT OF THE TREABURKR OF THE VILLAOE OF WOROKN, IU.I.NOIK FOR THE FISCAL VKAR K.NHINO nit 1041 Kerrlpli C-ish In Brink 3-31-10 1 825.20 Taxe 3407.10 Cemetery 87.SO Dog Tax 92.00 Vehicle Tax 038,00 Inspection Tax 872. BO Rents 376.15 Miscellaneous 146.87 $5239.02 Disbursements and Alleyi; and 17B8.7(f Public Ground) and Bulldlngi Feei and Salarlei WiV.M Cemetery a-i Light! and Lighting 1118.32 Insurance and Intercut Department 'joi Attorney aflruw Miscellaneous 101.00 Canh In Bunk 3-31-40 27U83 $5235.02 Nairn Payable Anna ftaumgartner 1000.00 J. C. Mueller 1883.26 Interest a44 16 Total Notei Payable 3027.41 Cash In Bonk 276.85 Total Indebtedness 9 2750.56 May Jutu July BECXIPTS FROM APRIL 1ST, 1840 TO MA IK II 3iHT, 1841 on Hand Mary Welch, Cemetery Lot 3.1.1)0 M. M.

Packard. Vehicle Tax Coll 1 50 Cleve 1 hornton, P. Rent is in M. M. Packard, City Hall Rent Coll B.OO Hy.

Honerkamp, Vehicle Tax Coll i.fin. IVfartln Hagemeler Tax Attv. Corp. Tax M. Packard, Tax Coll 12.80 Oct.

Cleve Thornton, O. Kent in.no M. M. Packard, Hall Kent Coll IB.oo Poll Rent 800 County Handling ot Booths o.oo Clave Thornton, P. O.

Rent 13.00 M. M. Hall Rent Coll. 16.00 M. M.

Packard, Insp. Tax Coll, 3,00 M. M. Packard, Dog Tax Coll 42.00 Martin Hagomeler, Tax Adv. Corp.

Tax 539.20 Cleve Thornton. P. O. Rent is.oo Packard, Hall Jlcnt Coll Hardware Mutual Ins. Co.

ot Minn. Fire Tax The Ohio Hardware Mat. Inn. Co. Klre Tax.

.38 Cleve Thornton, o. Rent M. M. Packard, Dog "3'ux Coll. 15.00 2.00 IX i M.

M. Packard, Vehicle Tax Coll moo Implement Mut. Fire Co. Fire Tnx M. M.

Packard, Dog Tax Coll. Hartford Fire Fire Tax 32.00 80.00 3.10 i.oo Aug. Sept. Wm. Xlrges, Auct.

License Martin Hagemeler Tax Road and Bridge Tax 824,83 Cleve Thornton, P. O. Rent 3,100 M. Packard, Hall Rent Coll. 35.no Lowal Scanlan, Dog Tax Coll H.OO M.

Packard, Dog Tax Coll, 30.00 Virgi. Hartman, Fine i. 3.00 Willard Kuethe, Pine a oo Druggist. Indemnity Kxchange, Fire Tax 'Jl Aetna Ins. Co.

of Harttold 2ft Klro 1.1KI The Merchants Fire Ins. Flro Tax 27 Iowa Hardware Mutual Ins. Flro Tax III. Terminal RR Road Oil JH.1S American Legion Post No. 064, Insp.

Tax Mrs. Daisy Baumgurtncr, Cemetery Lot Cleve Thornton, P.i O. Rent M. M. Packard.

Hall Rent Coll M.IK) Wm. Zlrget, Auct, License 1.00 M. M. Packard. Vehicle Tax Coll 12.00 Springfield Fire Marine Ins.

Klre Tux .71 Hardware Dealers Mut. Fire Ins. Klre Tax l.St Dubuque Fire ft Marine Ins. 2ft Klro Tax General Kxchange Ins. Klre Tn.x United StutOR Klre Fire Tax 1 United dates Fire Ins.

Tax B.7,'1 Oraln Dealers Mutual Ins. 2ft Fire Tax 24 Minnesota Implements Mut. Fire Ins. Co. Klre Tax Fire Tax .23 1.8:1 3.52 In.

Co ot Ire Tax 3 01 Nov. M. M. Packard, Insp. Tax Coll.

MOO M. M. Packard, Hall Rent Coll osoo Cleve Thornton, P. Hpnt in'on Wm. X.irges, Aucl.

License 300 tn AI. Packard. Extra Oil Coll. Dec, Jan. Feb.

M. M. Packard, Vahlclc Tax Coll Co Damage to Hull Root March Clove Thdrnlon. P. o.

Rent M. M. Packard, Hall Rent Coll 8.00 35.00 29.15 Mad. County Poll Tax Clove Thornton, p. o.

Kent M. M. Packard. Hall Rent -WIR K. Breed, Cemetery Lot 17 BO Inn.

Co. of Stale of Damage to Hall' by Tornado an Wm. Hlrges, Aucl. License Trean, Klre Dept. Klre Tax Refund M.

M. Packard, Vehicle Tax Coll, T. Hnrtmnn, County Klnul lu-lfi Corp. rax 479.32 T. Hartmun, County Vi Road Brld Clove Thornton, 233.97 15.00 M.

M. Hall Kent. ism M. Mnffennl FROM AI'llll. 1ST, NMO.

TO MARCH III8T, 1841 Vprll Kllcri, lofl.so Dvprxlt liox Kent Chai. Vogel, Martha! Service) 0.00 Delia (iwyn March Servlccn ,05 Klmer Zlriet, tabor on Ullrhci 10.IX) Emu Umprung, Labor on Dltchei Worden Lumber Huppllen 1.71V John llent. Clean Tolleti May Junt July H. C. Gwyn, Labor on City Hall 2.2S Stanley Conroy, Haul Coal 4.0,'j Henry Lurtwig, Pnini Hall Floor iw.oo W.

L. Urant; Hauling Clmlcra 12.00 Treiu. Fire March 30.UO M. M. Packard, March Services 1.85 Hy Honerkamp, Salary tcr year Fred Hagomeler, Salary for year eo.no M.

M. Packard, Salary tor year 30.00 Relnhard ilellman, Salary and Com. Work BO.OO F. A. Kessmen, Salary and Com.

Work George Xlrgrs, Salary and Com. Work Irwtn Emrich Salary and Com, Work 48.00 Kdwln Wlesemon, Salary ami Comin. Work 80.00 Krtward Opel, Salary and Com. Work BO.OO Iowa Puwor Hall Lights 3.B8 III. Iowa Power March Street Lights KUft Livingston Mt.

Olve Coal Coal HIM Hook. Janitor. March Salary (X) (J U. llernard 8ta. 100 Dog Tags In.

I own Power April Street Lights IX). IS III. I own Power Lights a.Hl CliBs. Marshal Services 3.00 Motor Kui-l Tax, Hal. dim See.

H-O-C-S .112 Hy Albrecht, Marshal Services ,1.1111 Kit-d Hagemelor, Services Chris. Hclnemvter, Street Labor Women Lumber Culvert Tile it IHI M. M. Packard April Services 221 Trenn. Fire April Salary 1000 Win.

Hook. Janitor, April Salary JS.OO Aug. llowrkamp, Labor on City Hall 1.50 Martin Hagcmelor, l.ubor on City Hall 7B Kmrlch Hardware Supplies 2:1 Jtfi Alton Evening Telegraph. Printing Treas. Iteport :w.2R J.

O. Mueller. Interest 114 in liauingurlner, Interest RO IKI Wm. Hook Janitor, May Salary IS (X) Trcns. Klre May Salary jo'ot) M.

M. May Set vices 10 Lootu Uriprung, Typing Resolutions fl on George Wcdcl. Street Labor 4 (HI Wilbur Luer. Street Labor -I'lKI John West, Slice! Labor jy no Lowal Scunlun, Mamtml Services IKK) C'lias. paumlllcr, Klre Depl.

Supplle Delia May Services II. K. Huffman. Cemetery Supplies 4'on Hi Inwa Power Cu Hall l.lnhln III. luvva Power May street Lights wi M.I KMO-0.

J. Dornseir Hardware 10 Mrs. A. Meyer, Koldlng Helnomeler. Mowing Weeds J.

J. i.rant, Mowing Wvt'ils Wm. lltwk. Jnnltur. June Saiaiv M.

M. Packatd, June Si-i vires TITUS Fin- Ot-pl June Salary I-owul Services Albert Kmrlch, Street Kmrich Hardware. Cemetery Sijppllrj Ill luwn Power Hull III. Iowa Power Co June SUrel l.iithln A Springer, U-gal Sem III. Juwa Power Hall Lights III.

Iowa Power July Street Treai. Klre July Salary Nov. Wm. Hook, Janitor, St-pl. Salary Troan.

Fire Sept. Salary Lowul Scanlan. Marihnl Service! AI, At. Packard, Sept. ScrvU-ei Andy Onbello, Clean Ditches 1-H'lln Cwyn-, Sept.

Servicca III. Iowa Power Sept. Street Lights Ceo. Weddl, Culling 7 III. Iowa Power llnll Llghlii Iowa Power Mali LlghU Slovo Vazxl.

Cutting Wecils C. H. Halser, Labor ill. Alunlclpal U-nRiie, Coll. Fire Tax Wm.

Hook, Janitor, Oct. Salary Flro Ort. Salary AI. M. Packard, Oct.

Servlcm Lowul Scanlnn, Murnhnl Services Tie-in. Fire Fire Tax Fivd I lagrmcler, flervlraa Worden Lumber Culverts Lnhnr fl.OO J5.00 8.00 35.00 10. IK) 2UX) 20.00 1.80 W1.65 in. oo 8.00 is. oo 30.00 32.46 12.00 4.50 announcing the birth of their first child, a son, born at Alton Memorial Hospital Sunday morning.

Mrs. Malone will be remembered as the former Miss Mildred Cline of Delmar avenue. Egg Hunt and Mrs, Hubert Holland and children of Delmar avenue and Mrs. Robert Cheek" and children went on an egg hunt on the bank of the river Sunday. Cheek left several days ago for a period of two weeks, as a hand on the Twin City boat.

Enters Honpital Thelmn Heflin, wife of George Heflin of East Maple street, was removed to an Alton Hospital Monday for treatment. She has been ill several weeks. Visiting Misses Hilda DeHart of Olive street, and Francis and Jane Graves of Community Park, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert DeHart and Mr.

and Mrs. David B. Graves, this week. They arrived home for- the Easter Holidays and will lAtirn to classes at the State Teacher's college at Bloomington early next week, Enters Hospital E. Thorpe of East Maple street entered Barnes Hospital, St.

Louis, Tuesday morning to undergo examination and treatment. Thorpe has been 111 most of this winter but has beeh able to work at the International Shoe Co. until last week. Home from Camp Oral Jones, who is stationed at Camp Forrest, Tuilahoma, spent the weekend in Hartford with his parents, Jones, of Delmar avenue. This is his first visit homo since he left for camp the first of March.

He is stationed in the 123d field Artillery, Battery of the United States Army. Jones snld the weather has been ideal at camp, and told of crop planting among the farmers. Revival Opened a Inviting residents to attend the revival services at the Hartford Nazarene Misson on Delmar and Maple street were mailed out early this week by the pastor, Paul C. Snellenberger. The service opened Easter Sun- tiny with the Rev, J.

E. Hughes of Kingswood, in pharge. The evangelist conducted a tent mooting here last summer and was recalled this year by popular vote. The services are conducted each evening at 7:30 and special musical programs have been arranged. CHESTERFIELD, April 16, a meeting of the United Ladies' Aid Society Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the home of Mrs.

E. J. Lockyer, the election of officers for the coming year will be held. There will also be quilting and hpndiwork. Teacher Employed Lena File of Cnrlinvllle has been re- employcri for the eighth consecutive year at the Bear Rough school east of Chesterfield.

William A. Woods was re-elected director there Saturday in the school election. Chesterfield William Rigsbey was hostess to the Women's Bridge Club Monday afternoon at her home. Mrs. E.

O. Rigsbey and Mrs. W. A. Khoop.held high scores.

Mrs. Herman Williams and Mrs. Blanche Peebles of Eagervllle were Chesterfield visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Clifford Turner and son, Gene, of Kemper, and Mrs.

Hattie Storey of Medora were Sunday guests of Mrs. Annie Bentley. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meiszer Tind three sons of St.

Louis, Miss Margaret Grichnik, an I. S. N. U. student, were Sunday guests of Mrs.

Annie Yahr and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grichnik. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Miller and family have moved here in the Meyers house from a farm near Summerville. Mr. and Mrs. Guinter Dykes and children, Mrs. Olive Griffith, Miss Vivian Griffith, Frank Phlencher, Leo and Sandra Francois, all of East St.

Louis; Mr. and Mrs. William Marietta and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Marietta, all of Gillespie, and Mr.

and Mrs. J. T. Bramley were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

C. V. Brannan and daughter. Chesterfield Notes and Mrs. Charles family of Decatur were Easter guests of her sister, Mrs.

Frank Sawtell. Harvey Epps and daughters of Rockbridge were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Minnie Ross and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rigsbey.

Mrs. Fannie Sanders, Mrs. Freda Towse, Mrs. Dave Rigsbey and Mrs. Ted DowJand accompanied Mrs.

Elmer Keele to Litchfield Sunday afternoon to see Mrs. J. D. O'Donnell, whose condition is Improved. Mrs.

Annie Bentley who has been cared for in the home of her sister, Mrs. Charles Jones, and husband, the past winter, will be moved Wednesday to the home of her son, Miles Bentley and family at St. Louis. Mrs. Lora Pointer, who has been assisting In her care, will go to St.

Louis to care for Mrs. Bentley. Mrs. LoU Markham has moved (o Wood River. Mr.

and Mrs. Nelson Snldle and daughter, Linda Sue, of Alton were Sunday evening guests of Mrs. Ella Hewitt and family. Miss Betty Hewitt returned home with them after rnpnding the weekend at Alton. Mr.

and Mrs. William Woods and family of Peoria have returned home following a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Duckels. William Towse returned to East St. Louis Sunday evening after visiting during the weekend here with his mother, Mrs. Freda Towse. Easter dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Dowland were Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Snldle of Shipman, Mrs. Emma Snidle of Carlinvllle, Mr.

and Mrs. Gus Crowder and family, Union Crowder, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Getz and son, Lowell Lee, Mrs. Ella Hewitt and family and Pete Burns.

Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Leach, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Leach and family, Mrs. Annie Rigsbey, Mrs. James Reader, the Rev. and Mrs.

J. Henderson were Sunday afternoon visitors at New Salem State 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Knoop of White Hall were weekend guests of his parents, Dr. and Mrs.

W. A. Knoop. CIO Seeks 'Immediate' Harvester Wage Hike CHICAGO, April 16 An "immediate" wage increase of 10 cents an hour at eight of the International Harvester midwest- ern plants was sought today by the C.I.O. Farm Equipment Workers Organizing committee.

A telegram asking for negotiations on the pay boost was sent yesterday to -Sydney McAllister, Harvester president, from Grant Oakes, national chairman of the F.E.W.O.C. The wage increase was sought for the McCormick, tractor and West Pullman works in Chicago, and plants at Milwaukee, Richmond, and Rock Falls, Rock Island, and East Moline, 111. The F.E.W.O.C. sponsored recent Grafton School Directors Named GRAFTON, April 16. (Special E.

G. Cargill and Francis Watson were re-elected to the Grafton Board of Education Saturday. Cargiil, has been secretary the board for the post nine years He is superintendent of the Illinois Powder Co. Watson is associated with Eastman's Department store. First Aid P.

Downey, Rob ert Lahey, Benjamin Simmons Roger Davis, Herbert Voltz, Robert Marshall, Walter Erwin, Edith Mundell and Miss Mildred Dunlope, members of the first aid class un dor the supervision of Dr. Goltze, have been awarded Red Cross First Aid certificates as a result of aminations taken on April 7. The class has been In progress since school began this term. Altar Society Supper of the Altar Society of St. Patrick's church cleared $25 at the food sale held Saturday.

Mrs. Joseph Sheridan strikes at four Harvester plants and an F.E.W.O.C, spokesman said that new strikes "are a definite possibility" unless steps are taken soon for a wage increase. P' was general chairman of and Mrs. Charlw Keller llcity chairman. Attend Luncheon GRAFTON-Mr.

aft roll Cade attended Easter Sunday In honor Hade's aunt, Mrs. Marg of White Hall. Th Mrs. Patterson's elghty-third Quests were Mrs. Fannie and daughter, Virginia, Mrs.

J. I- Oroce of PattWson anc. Mrs. Clarence Ballard sr h1 Birthday Dinner GRAFTON-Mr. and Mrs Ch, ence Plummer entertained family dinner In honor of Lawrence Benten Plummer third birthday Saturday A birthday cake decorated Easter eggs, chicks and three served as center pl ece 0 didnner table.

Lawrence gifts from the guests. Easter Egg Hunt GRAFTON-Wllliam Senger sponsored an egg hunt on grounds of his inn in up per ton Sunday afternoon, children of Grafton and vicinit. participated. June Sawyer found most egg and was awarded a prize, One barrel of sap is required to make one gallon of maple syrup HAIR you have it to keep. Try Lucky TlgerU Big Two.BottI.SpecIaW.50 VAIUE -WrrHorWIIH.

OUT OIL. Beato 2 for 1 Both today, only wfu.uc JOHN C. LULY DRUG CO. Corner Third and Belle Sts. THE MIRACLE SUIT for Business for Travel for General Wear Sturditwist fabric wai scientifically developed to meet the demands of men who give their clothes strenuous wear.

Three worsted yarns twisted into one provide the extraordinary strength and durability. Cloth- craft exclusively tailored in the season's favorite and distinctive styles unmatched for complete satisfaction. Tvvo Pants UNINO BY EARl-OlO ScsseVs Dec. Hy. Kmrlch.

Ijihor on llnll on 15 (H) 1(1 17 in Hi IS (Ml 1 4.7;l ffl IXI a. ay Kmmett Ilayilen. Plaster Patching Lowal Scanlan, Marshal Services n'on Win Hixik Janitor. Nov. Salary Treas.

Klro Nov. Saliuy III. lima Power Hall Lights Jan. Keb 111,1 Mrpt. Oct.

Wm. Hook, Junllor, July Salary in Hi Krrd Hugemeier, Hervlcvs im M. M. Packard, July Servim Ijiwul Scunlnn, Marshal U. Uernurd I'miiing Supplies rx-lln Gwyn, June und July Mm.

u-nu tuiarp CiraUer llluili- At. Packard, AUK Services Win Hwk Janitor, Aug. Salary Klre Aug. Salary H. K.

Kc'Umui, Cemetery llagjiineu-r, Reaalf CMMtcry Mower lirknlb Prlnllng Ill Iowa Pimei Hall Llghu Gnyii, Kupplles Kit Oprl, Trli-pluiM Culls III. Power Aug. Street I.lghli po.2fl C. Abroliuin. KBg.

ServltM B.OO Ed Martak, Hall Sawdust 00 y. rintt, Road Oil eiiuv 1H40-. KHJJI Cinprung. Culling la.isi John Clean Toilets 17.00 'tarn, lien, Culling Weeds J2 00 717 II'I'M i ti 1MHI 111 IKI I (i IH riiTi 111. Iowa Power Lights M.

M. Packard. Nov. Services Illott-'vogel Kmmctt Havilen. I'lnster Parching and Material Lowal Scanlan, Marshal Services 'I'lfas, Klre Ller.

Salary Wm. Hook, Janllur, Dec. Salary M. Packard Dei'. SIT vices Mc.Manus, Unload Cinders Karl Albrecht, (Inloail Cinders Andy (iabelln, t'nlund Cinders W.

L. Grunt. Truck Service Carl Host, Unloading Clmleis Turn Rest, UnloHillng Clnilers HI Martak, Truck Service Ill, Iowa Power C.t., Dee, street Ligliis IU41---KU. J. Sec.

of Slate Klre Truck License III. Municipal League, 1B41 Annual' Dues' Ml. Office Supply Co. Klei-tlon Supplies Hngi-miMet, Services Julius Mi'MunuK, Street Labor M. M.

Packard, Jan. Scrviees Treas. Klro Jan Salary Wm. Ituukt JoniliM- Jan. Salary C.

II. Duller. Sireel Uibi.r Kred Harris, Street Labor Krt. Martak, Latxir wltn Trurk III. Iowa Cu, Jan.

Sireel l.igl III. Iowa Power Cu Hall Lights Dec Kd Sranlnn, Oml ami llaullnu Aug Hnnerkamp. Cariwnter Labor Aug. Neuhaus. Supplies Lowal Scnnlan, Marshnl St'i-viees Hallway COD.

nn Maii-h lly. Kmrlcli, lieiwir Hall Kiml W. L. Grunt. Coal und Huullnii Welch, Labor 7 Julius MrMmius, Labor KilWMrdsvllle Nat.

Hank. Dcponu llciv IJeni John Best, Truck Service (ius llrauxen, Labur C. II. Ualser, Sollernian, 1 Jiimr llley c. (Irani, Chemical Rct-haui-i Aug.

Honerkamp. anil Material on Wm. Honk, Janitor, Keb. Salary Treas. Fih) Keb.

Salary Kd Street Labor Frank Povtisnlk. Street Uibor Kmll Uriprung, street Ijibur W. Welshaupl, Street iJiUir Aug. Neuhaus, Light Uulba Kit. Martak.

Truck Service IS.OO Jd.lK) 4. no Kid Kidnaping No Kidding Matter OKLAHOMA CITY E. Hale has three Babe and a police dog named Qrteen. When Bnbo gave birth to two kids, one died and Queen adopted the other, taking It from Babe, Then Pet had four kids and Queen immediately Kidnaped them. Nannie is expecting, too, nnd tho Hale family expects Queen to Ret her kids.

Patsy, Halo's fivc- yenr-old daughter, bottle feeds the kids while Queen keeps watch over them. II.Kl JvlMl 4.IX) (Ml 4.IJO a a. IK) 4.00 1)7. 30.IX) 115 JII.IX Canada's stand of sugar maples is fistimated at 70,000,000 trees, only one-third of which have been tapped. IK ir.vn: 7.V.

7.0C IS '-SI IKI IMJ 1.7R 1(1. IK) 17. VS 17 7rt 1 III III. Iowa Puwer Hull Lights III, Imvii Power Keb. Street Lights Cash on hand March 31st, IfMI ha KltKD HAC1-JMKIKR I A II OF ILLINOIS, UIUNTV OK MADISON.

Subsci'luvd and nwurn lo before me a Notar)' Public In sulU County Slate ulurciald by Kred Hagcmeier "nil Kih nf Aorll J. H. KEINKIt, Notary Public. The monkey wronch was named for its inventor, Charles Monck. Easy Way To Remove Excess Fat Helps Many Lose 10-20 Lbs, In Few Weeks SAVEOM SAVE ON GAS SAVE ON OIL SAVE ON UPKEEP CARS THIS QUALITY The ansivluleil only expensive Natural mint-nil spring ivrs are now available lo you In more cal fill in The bulanceil blend of Minerals KIII'SCIIKN a scientific nut ii with sensible eating In a simple n.niv routine tn relieve common Iwwel nh and riMluce ovenvclght.

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