Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • 10

PAU'r TUESDAY MAR0H271923 the Zlpimeriiian'itarrifioutfi o( DAMASCUS GERMAN VALLEY HALDANE 828 flais Tues th Mai the tin ft i ito NEWS LENA HeyC POLO a 11 1 Saturday to visit hei mother am! smith i 1 i RIBBONS OR MEN if DAVIS CHURCH NOTES The regular wlsr 00k at the badges! or spent 1 PECATONICA ROCK CITY be Lena Elide Editor i IQ jf OL It I 1 noon March 28 ah members are sufficient pt tnt element that urged to be ttresetit and bring guests I Kellogg Bratt MtttnUy Contains a srk today his LANARK in half Char A Use I i jil Many do 'not hmHm the State Bank of reeport reeport HL 'and service count has tin Coyle road cxnet Biloxi visit here SChaffer' Selgrneler Ifcrgtxsbn Ilerblsri Mahler MRS HALL 'SICK OR YEARS The man who wants the earth is invariably tho first to growl about' his rj Webster Westrad wim end III work mg reeport Mr old Decneri' LiJi Handera Dunhing Lyedeking Smith HEAD SCHOOL PLAYS MARBLES WITH BOYS Tccriort Thursday 1 f'MJsS Mat iLurllle went to Chicago a i Leno Howland at the iTHE REEPORT JOURNAL STANDARD 7:30 the which will SfaU iul fjtdniiitty bj I nt to 4 Emmert Drug Co $126 $283 $271 $331: $339 IHRS HELH WALDOR DIES AT CANTOR ILL Lena JJL Maj The (uniuall services for the late George Myers was held from tho home on north I railroad street Monday afternoon at 2 Bev 1 Grcjioblecom to marketing act One feefora th Senate hasi already been held bn the Ml! and It may be acted updn 8oon'lta passage or defeat will concern materially "every fanner this county The act if passed will permit farmers tov pool and market Ahelr i product without fear that the action will 'be considered a restraint of trade It authorises the formation of non profit co operative' 'associations ci o( eleven or more member for the orderly larketing of then own products It aims to make thet" dis tribution as direct as possible and to stabilize prices 7 Th act Interfere way with aSsoclations' organised un old cooperative law It al Ipws them however t0 dome In un der he new one If they wish Nor does the bill limt the use of the word "co No stockholder may own more than one twentieth of the stock It Is provided that nny person who knowingly spreads false and malic ious information about the affairs of a co operative association organized under the act shall be guilty of a misdemeanor Provisions are also made for action against members who break contracts in order to pro tect those who are loyal to the or ganization to insure efficient marketing and financing In brief the new co operatlvejict which is similar to laws already passed and operating in 18 states merely granteto the farmer his right of organizing with hfs neighbors for I he marketing of their own products It doos not take way however the or prlvilges of associations which are already organized With co operative marketing asso ciations In every major Illinois farm product already set up by the Jill noia Agriculturai' Association and County arm Bureaus the success of co operative marketing has been established in this state as the farm ers' greatest opportunity for eco nomic stability OU a Easter morning at HERE IN REEPORT Kight here where we live sn! carry on ovt buaintH our reputation la as make it We try to keep abreast of tlie timea in every pouible we handle only high daaa gooda name ia our pledge to give you the best Co Operntive Marketing Company's annual ni etiii has en received tiv Tho farmers of well snl sf ed are strong for tt A lag delegation will attend Hi 1 mg next Sitnrdny tho 3rd Mi Iain G' atett not prove niiite as fact as her ravat i von rest and sleep with comfort John I uls Mrs Howard Alberts jtnd little ftedgfifbr ST iWptii't' spent" severaT days of the past week at i Her ren home Mraj Paulins Luecks and August Seitz have gone to Canton HI to attend the funeral of 'ths late Mrs 1 Helen Waldorf who passed away' there last Saturday Mrs Waldorf was a alster to'Mrs' TjUC'cke and also a sister to the late Mrs August Seitz She was about 70 years of age and a formerresldent of reeport Her maiden name was Helen Het rich She la survived by the follow ng children: Mrs Walter Reichert Vanton Edith Waldorf resldl in Peoria rank Waldorf Bosetnan Monup Casper and Nora Waldorf liotli residing In Minnesota George of Chicago Mr Waldorf will be re membered by many of the older reel dent a of the city NELSON IS APPOINTED ACTING TRAINMASTER Sophrentis IT Nelson assistant to the general yardmaster of the WIs eonsiit division I Tt IL ha been Kanin' ii lr Our school hiklren are eiiioiiug a vacation this week as I heir teacher Mim Walter Ht tending the Insltute at revport Thu conimunitv nter meeting I wa not Turodav night wav po ttioiH until next month I Ln't Tuesd iv i numlx of men with teuims and sleds moved the household goixls of A Phillips to McConiu II Mr Leonard Himes of ceport liss moil'd on the farm va itid hr Mr Phillips We me pleas cd to have Mr Himes for a neigh bor de tvery of our mail has been very iii'CUin the past week due to snow blocked ads The Sunday school will special the cluu A Kellogg Bran cooked and krum bled is so delicious and inviting that thousands of families use it constantly to make enticing bakery batches such ns bran muffins pancakes rdisin bread etc they eat it as a cereal and many sprinkle it bn their favorite cereal its nut like flavor having a fine appeal Many more thousands of peoplc cni Brau every day of their lives because it fias permanently re lieved them of constipation and the dangers of dreaded diseases that con stipation leads tu lf you are suffer iug with constipation you need ALL BRAN with its permanent corrective qualities oods that are part bran can never give the desired relief because they do not con Pecatfmica Ill March The I school caucus held here riday even ing waj opened with a fine program I both literary' and musical numbers i being given by high school pupils 'EL is Harun acted as chairman of the I meemg A good crowd was present lEben Larson was nominated for pres lident of the Ixiard of education for if 'rlofvsl nr vutvivivi rrsii for district 86 were rank ana a Wilke LHreetors ULiml hhirI rnr I ninninnitv hlcrli WP! RpfhI firopn nnd Hnnrtrrv Ikitv School election will be held April 11 Howard Scott will spend vacation I week wiih his motliei at Mt Morris I Deputy Harry Hose of Koekford I was in town Monday on bu uuess and was a dinner guest of Mr and Mrs i Thomas Morrfevey Mr and Mrs George Palmer will enteitain a few iriends at this evening in honor of the birthday I anniversary of their daughter Dorothv At St John's Evangelical Luth teran church Sunday at 10 i English were held A class of eight lorence Myers Hose Brlening Amelia And ers Lllllqu hatch Haymoud Anders Komalne Anders Arthur Mvcrs Arthur Hassell were ihe people confirmed Betty Cohoes Short was the guest of her mother Mrs Cohoes Sunday Clarence A Hoss of Gray's Lake III spent the weekend with family here i ni iiurismeier ar leu uoui for Chamlers to pend the in Utxiv Vtsilrl A wlitju Ieelt summer Mrs red Miller spent Wednesday at Davis with her mother red Thoren and Pet Peterson were passt pgers to Davia on Tues day Walter Schrader of I Nikola was a Ims nets caber in town on Tuesday I Air ISdw Blckei of orrestonas a business caller In town on Tuesday Mrs I is the owner of 'In Shupal Tubes' 11 Plates J400 23 Plates $450 43 Plates $5:00 These priceririclude knob and dials GENUINE RADIOTRON VACUUM TUBES UV 200 201 Aiii $574 201 A Super Ampli fier $650 WD11 Dry Cell Tube $64(1 VARIOMETERS AND VARIOCOUPLERS Rock Cily IH March 26 Harrv Vehmeier spent Thursda night in reeport red Lee te visit ng with the Cbaa Logan family over Sundav Miss Ada Gebhardt of I i i nr 1'uiiuaj nun wit ur i ill family Sunday boon In the morning at i saw rreaeiiing sun i onnnunion 1 Th ito efr L1m Im lizv I vv wj 1 1 1 pi unih iuvi hit afternoon at 2:30 and Easter service the evening William Vilke was a passenger tc reeport nr day evening The E'ox Electric in now electric hfbi fixtures In tho church Tuesday Mrs Willard Thoren was to I res in Wednesday to car for friend of her' a few days YSliner Schrader and vvife to return home soon from Lanark 111 Mar Mrs les Meyers has gone to ulton ly to help care for 1ier mother' Mrs Erikson who Is 'crlollsly ill Mr Meyers accompanied her Miss Irene EJby has been visiting with her brother ilen Lena Ted Wilson went to Chicago on Saturday morning Mrs Leo Newcomer returned from the St rancis hospital in reeport Saturday noon and will stay at the NewsfrotnNearbyTowns ttELTORT IIAROWARECQ wrMaln 7 id Main 286 j130159 121 1N110Z 758 Bowlin 13 team won two out of three 4 gafiies 'from the 1 At A tean5 aV41w Branswjck alleys last evening 1 Tha winners had a total of 2402 pins against 22GB for the losers Sundern of th Wijeam had higliTktcore of 102 and 'an average of 184 Tonight at 7:30 o'clock tho Struct team will bowldh rieport DywTVVorks The $coro of last game follow h2 175 J58 130 159 v112 131 '192129 189 AAV yefjj'158 82? '166 '19oy 1641 '199 iuy 144 138 157 Cut 1 your tube bills The Vdice of TwEeopfeg NEW CO OPERAnVE MARKETING Sa BILBEORE LEGISLATURE of the most important' pieces pf legislation which ever concerned farmer ofJHIlnOl Ja'now bqforo the young Gallatin Mo Mar Marble playing nns been adopted as a major sport In the public schools here I Hosman superintendent of schools who himself knuckles down with the youngsters every day be fore school and during recesses coaches the sjHjrt which he declares has Increased the efficiency of bis pupils CO per Cent Hosman not only encourages the game but gives demonstrations on how tb carry the marbles wtbout dropping them on the floor during school hours Hosman also encouageo the spirit of fair play When a' youngster has had a streak of bad luck he stakes him to a fresh supply of marble These ho buys from the winner from one of the overstocked playets who want the price of a movie Hosman' pupils are: never late but parents 'complain they spend nor time at school than is reallyhneces sary Half Hoiidat fur Kitoffice 4 Employes (' Editor Journal StAhdard The questiq of half holiday for th postoffice employes In this city llobe brought to vote Jd Every voter in the clty ought to go to the pdlls and vote in favor of thte question Do vyd as indi viduals really everetop and thing what our postal employes mean to us during a whole year the faithful and efficient service day after day rain or shine or during a week of veathef such as tho one through which we have just passed They cannot go out and wprk for thte proposition ns they would like be cause of certain restrictions that arc pu on government employes When wc consider that most of the fac tories and many of the offices of the c'ty are closed on Saturday after noon ami have been for a number of yc VS why not give the servants the public the same privileges 1 be lieve that this question should be thoroughly discussed In this paper so that the voters will not fail the postal employes on April 3rxl Daniel Schubert your Idaky radia to the Service Radiator Shop 1 22 Galena Ave We give Says "Main Street" in Towns Ed tor Jpurnal Standard The Chicago Tribune of Monday ried an item stating that a reso lution is to be introduced in the City Council of Peoria to change the name of Mainsii ect 1 he conten tion being tha Main Street applies only to small towns and that Peoria has outgrown the town atmosphere Years ago when reeport was a ick" town Stephenson street was commonly referred to as Math street and merchants used the term 'Xtenslvely in their advertisements H'ppily the custom was tinued as the town grew out of its teens There is no question but what the changing of the name of Galena street to Main street in reeport is "email town A Header if you are a constipation victim you need Bran tbat is ALL BRAN 7 1 27tfv 4: When you know that' constipation heads directly to Bright's disease and other ailments there is po time to bs lost in experimenting Bran dolieloui la its patented cooked and krambled form becomes an im mediate necessity If it is eaten regu larly (two tablcspoonfuls daily in ehronie eases with each it Will relievo constipation per ma neutly Tour physician will recommend wlti freo yotr from proprie tary pills and cathartics wluch ar fl system racking and almost as danger ous to health as constipation itself I Serve Kellogg regularly Watch the health of your entire family It is wonderful fur children Kellogg recipe aro printed on each package All grocers jell Kellogg' Bran cooked and knunbled and that is why tuarantre It If vnu ar nmdnwn from overwork loss of apprtiw "cwtisr or ro1 earnest! recommend you to take ORIGINAL VINOL Your money kick if it doesn't help you What is fairer than that? $328 4M? THIS PARTS SALE iSj CLOSES APRIL 1st RIDGWAY ELECTRIC CONDENSITEH'5 CELORONRADIO' PANELS IN STOCK I 6x7xL 7KI 7x9xs 7x18x3 16 9x14x3 16 7x21x3 16" 12x14x3 16 Davis Ill monthly Aid home of the day evenin Sunday school at 9:30 Sunday mortilng furioWed by the Easter exert 'cfses On Sunday evening at 8:30 the Ep worth League inueting will be led by Win ArnsmeJer the topic lu T4m Living Word Come to 1 Epworth Leagiic and spend a profitable hour and encourage the young people un sunuay evening at evening preaching services were laid by for the winter resumed so remember there will le preaching services in the church next Sunday evening John 6 2 1 Labor not for the meat which peiisheth but for that meatwhkb enduietii unto everlasting life which the sou of man shall give un ifo you: for him lialTf (Toil the ather i sealed IjHraniM ile Nnpposltortes Have Hrumirh Relief to Thousand xv ho Had Suireel Severely 5 Y6t Will 'qukklw reallz that4 iv 'yramtA' iHe' are I Imply wonderful to ease pain re ad 4 get it aCthc EMMERT DRUG STORE I frequent cold or ctAigh Care I should be takentov build up I the powers at resistance? i ScoHsEmulsion I' A abundant fa health building it amino factors helps build up a re 7 serve at strength and resistance Ba sun and tub your drug gist for Scotts Emulsion I sister' who uro oatichts at Wesley hospital 1 The Lena High school presentedESmcrtldu' at the opera house laat' rida? hight as iho return Edcli mem liers of the Cast did his part with credit to himself and to the Invtruetor large Audience wus wt 11 pleased with the play and in the mnnjwr which acii ihxruct'w playqd' th4r part '(r'ollln Puterbaugh' him until rable to go io net home in th county sA numberof people ft om Shannon cam down on train 'Satur day afternoon the funeral of Mrs? Henry Ehpcr nd returned oii the 3 train 7 Ixmkwbod of Milwaukee isl fed on Sunday at the home of fate Sister Mrs Dorlahd Miss Good returned on Suri day ntorningjo her School at DeKalb 'Miss Scott of reqwt "Is visiting at the Woodside home At present Uteresare no candidate 1 for the clectlcin ApririDth' The Carroll County Teacher In 1 stitute started in Lanark tbday And will be in aeraion untll riday night' Mrs Sarah Sawypn of Erie III and Hi Carrie BoWfra of Mt Car roll visited the George and Porter Weed families recently Jiav rtodney Martin occupied the pulpit Sunday both morning ahd evening nt the church cf the Breth ren Wanti Women to Know How She Was Made Well by Lydia Pink Vegetable Compound Lima "Indeed your medi cine is all you say it is 1 1 had very se vere trouoies such as women often have and could do no heavy work I was sick for sev eral years ana from reading your ads I finally de cided to takeLydia etable Compound I am now doing imy own washing which I IWitls Pyramid i tYteT mother Mrs lii iie I lory Perry visited relative pi Stockton Inrt week Typper spent Saturduy In reeport riTciriwi lit tetrr returned ridsy from South Dakota where he lias Leen the past three 1 ontlis rn Airs pam jsui rerurnoti iiieiav from ii visit In reeport Zvz jDr who is at West Bad I i 4 4 MUU AS V4VAI4V4AU 19 ApVAt V4A home tomorrow sy'sj 5' The fire company was railed to the biijwNiiy'Smtth home on West Main' Li3rtreft th ire caught from" spii ks arid burned quite 1 in the roof Ceqr Lihon 7 wc nt to Chicago SThtrnritey with severer ra uf stock Caison was a business callr the services Interment was made in the Lena cemetery ulton the nnrthKide received hi weldine outfit It is being placed in position and he will soon bo to "weld your break: Elmer" Downing and family who been residing west of Lena are movinc to St Charlee III They moved here from Kockfoi two years ago They have made many friends who wish them well in their new home Miss Viola Broge 1b spending her school vacatf with her grandma Mrs Cullen also visiting her aunt Mr and Mrs Scott ami other relatives and friends Ievi Pickord visitor recently Thc rtecle A invited a number of their lady friends 0 meet with thei 1 in their hall for a work party About 10 ladies re sponded to the call All contributed tv the program A good social time was luid A liht lunch was served by the following 1 embers Mesdames Lawver Clay Allen and Broge done for several years and can walk long distances without those dragging pains and weak feelings The Vegeta ble Compound is fjne and I never forget to say a good word for it to" other women when they uy they need Mrs GW1 Hat 539 Hazel Avenue Lima Ohio rThere are: many women who their household duties almost unbear able owing to some weakness or de ran genic nt The trouble may be slight yet cause Such annoying symptoms as dragging pains and a sun down feehng Lydia Vegetable Compound is a splendid medicine foi 8uch ponditioite lt has iff many cmvn relieved those symptoms by removing the cause of them Mrs Hall's ex perience is but one of many miner wno is very feeble miller was eighty years 1 Thursday March 22 Mrs Gertrude Campbell of 1 roton visited riday evening at the Dallas Twigg home Mrs Linus Magne and daughter 1 Marie were jweek end guests in Polo a the homo of her mother Mrs Mary Beck I Reinke ui ania pt orreston spent rid with hte sister Airs I John Reinders 1 family In the country Mesflames Arthur Brinker and 1 Reub Habenburg were ridav eve ning callers in the Clinton Harmon home Mrs Toe Howlad and daughter Irma ats visiting this week with the foiiiua audot Mrs Kioh and family at Mendota Hedrick was a business caller in reeport Saturday xr ar i us uKMy inuvu OL i wrri! 4OWI I IV vlelted over Si nday at the himesf 1 Mr and Mr Ed Petrie and otner McConnell III March The Mc relatlves 1 1 Connell VV will meet at the Mra Robert Sager sons Ralph and cd Cross room Wednesday after Leo were Sunday company of the scholar ierce family at Eldena Mrs Sarah Kenyon left riday ror ort Wayna lnd and Mrs Lena Tsehopp left tho same day for Auhlen lOTye after a week' visit In the Joe Rowland home Mrs George Long went to Dixon ass nvs omivi mis Mary Wolfe at tho Hospital Of Ixmirs Iowa AT'ss Maggie Brinnlngcr Miss I Bawdep spent Satuiday in I i 1 jHay JIurtnciaPT returned to Rock Alford thte (m having spent the week I'" hers with Ins wife 1 Jennie McNaughton who has caring for her sister Mrs 1 Senders the phut three 'f weeks rrtuinrsl to hrr home in Shullsburg rida Mr and Mrs Joe Rionnn for i heir home in Npv York Cltv Wednesday after a indav vis with lODaySale RADIO READ THIS LiST 4 Howard Rheostats' 69c Murdoch Rheostats 59c Phone binding Posts 7c Co fap" Cap Posts 7c Baltente Dials 7 7 59c Composition Dials 33c I in zl Switch Point 2c WD1 ITube Sockets 63c ELRACO VariahJe Cori 3 Plates $225 II 21 Plates $325 43 Plates $375 Vernier Type 111 Mar Kluck of orraston was a caller Monday evening between trains at I George Mr and Mrs Edward Garman are I the parents of a ten pound son born March 20 1923 I Guy Doyle was in reeport day consulting Dr Snyder I It is reixnted that 'rank i has ri sgned Ills position as patrolman Mrs Sarah Kenyon Mrs Tsehopp and Mrs Joe visited Tuesday afternoon home of Mm Je nie Ireland Christ Hisker and son were Turoday venmg passengers to Poio A Miller Was a visitor III Rocs Polo III March Th fnn lnru and pupils of the Polo school are en joying a week's vacation John Herbert spent riday with his sister Helen who is a patient at Jthe St rancis hospital in reeport Haldane Elevator Co Allen Elsey and daughter Mildred Mra Leslie Long wa shopping went to Aurora Monday morning Thursday In reeport James Cox returned to Brown's) Dr It Brigham of Brookville Business College In reeport Monday was a caller tn town riday morning i Itowlond spent riday and James Devaney spent the week end Saturday in Chicago with his sister Mrs Keagy i Mrs Geiger returned rt Mrs Griffin spent Monday day to her home in Rockford after in i eporf i spending two week's' ass'sting In Kftz last German Valley III Mar 26 Miss Eumye Hummel of reeport is ing with friends and relatives I at this writing Miss Gertrude Kohtoff was a eager to Warren last riday Mrs Helle Ackerman who been seriouslv ill is Taduallv proving at this writing A framed muse from reeport is assisting in earing for her The Willing Woikers ill metX the home of Mrs yimfci nesday afternoon Elmer Hess spent the with relatives in Elizabeth Rav Reemslmn who is i nt Xi hl i 1 1 1 spent Sunday with Ins parents Imre The following tea Iiers gjf this rord from Tuesday uhtH Trnrsday vicinity are attending the annual Mrs Uoitrad wag a ghoppcr frtst irate (vhfch is being hMd in ree port this week: Miss a Hayunga I Mrs Edward During ufiLstrat Kohloff Engle Coffman Splinter and (nrd was a recent guest in tliome TaI I' i a In medicine and drug wn ice We know the formula of ORIGINAL VlNpL a strictly high oa class tunic medicine for those who are weak MANriAMSi 4ok aa Mia at 1 ricuuuiiLuuugii Many do 'not tmIIm um 1 I significance of all too 1 the school house vl 1 lock City School Nows: Thebd room hada v'sit by Mr Eastdr 'Rabbit fitlay nfternpon Each pupil received a nesVot Easter novelties' Appropriate exercises were held: Ths grammar room had mock trial riday hffjctnoon Thd' Case against Cagey Each pupil took the part of juboA witness or eonnLoth jrarty of the frlaj nnd received much Injforniatlrin In thte branch of civics as well ns frbnvthe funny siuatibns Which ridme dp Attendance was the lowest an rec ord the past week The cause was Inr 'ement weather Mr Bolender was speaking of character and cited a certain fulfill as having an exceptionally good na tured disposition One of the small er boys hearing this suddenly spoke up "So has my pa when he mad'' School closed riday for a I' iel thin lutoailaA Zv 1 1 rt ZxZl 1 1 iDW In I stitute at reeport ALWAYS INSIST A' ON In these days of masculine styles auloiul td ttclin trainmaster during the very thought of ribbons In con 1 llle absence of 8 nought who left nection With a man's wardrobe night to assume hia position brings a emile And yet male scoff wlth board of examiners which ere of today wear ribbon watehfohs wln hnvfl oharge of examining soniq ribbon edging on their evening suits 1 001 Illlnols Central employes ribbon Ivatbands and ribbon sautoirs ring and summer for their glasses pencils or fountain lire'll he WORTflV BE RIATt pens not to mention the little bow of tbT ribbon inside every man's hat As to conventions and large gathering I wh re identification Is necessary or 11 Mar The 1 egular l001 the badges Rn(J trjrlng fl i e'1 vJtt" rield nt the 1 Thtre a aw ftrm tn eur frJnde TMs Is life as it should 1 Msses Bailoga on 1 1 i folnposed ot nwtber son and daugh be anJ he who lives such a life has I ter ullu uescrvei to nave me inenas 1 thatare jvofth while New Curve MAGNAVOX $3359 EVEREADY STORAGE! BATTERIES 110 Amp hr $1950 90 Amp hr $1740 1 Leich Battery Chargers! Non Tune Type $1760 A Complete Units in CABINET Detector $640 1 lStep Amplifier $950 1 2 Step Amplifier $1650 Clarion" Loud Speakef Regular $2500 A (7 Now $1450 i Crystal Detector det Lorn I plete ready to use $1250 1 Complete Vacuum Tube! Radio ocr ior dry ctil9 Read to use $3723 ftfiSRA Detector rii(? in cabi S' net $5850 CroileyNo 10 regular $5500 noW $4650 All inatf orS enWpj These prices' are cask Check what you need and get it now as we can riojt duplicate these prices wnen pur present stock Sold OUt Jr I i 1 a 4 RIDGWAY ELECTRIC it? Radio Stori of Mr: and Mrs Kitzmiller Ed Twigg made a business trip tb Detroit last week return ing home riday Miss Alice Cross of Polo spent Thursday with her ay nL Mtes Jennie Ireland Grandma Meinzl Is visiting in Haldane wtih her daughters Mr Conrad and Mrs A Miller aqd i families Charlie Zoller Dallas Twigg San ford Poper and Ben Rowland unload ed a ear of coal Thursday for the David AVOlfwa's taken io thfe chrfng for ti'er father iTYivnn hnMnitnl fc'rfrlnv rliiitrvh rnilhvi wkn re rivv9uii I jter Mary Mrs Urilla Hme and Mrs Cliff Wolf spent Monday with her I 'McKinley Anderson Apent Sunday with Ills mother Mrs Addie Ander son at Princeton Mrs Charles Volkers Monday in reeport fit 'li 1 1 1 fan QHOWS in dollars the landing and responsibility of this tank It indicates the additional riesoonsi a I bilitv of our stockholders It spells strength and safety In addition to our financial responsibility you can al ways counjt upon us tor the ability and willingness to be ot helpful pracbcalservice ases we respectfully solicit your business i 67 AC Sera Itching 'allay that aggrat'rx ng sense orprtssure and enable rriiK a nns! with mmfnrL TU fimt lht jUmot every drag xtet tn the 8 and Canada carries Pyramld tn' Btock at ao cents a box wlieww heT rh ly 8nvpol fe' Lorlea'ar regarded? Take no eub 4 3 can try them free by aeadlnjr your name and address to yrairiTd Drug Co 637 Pyramid Marshall Mien feWWARREly yiart Mrs ypngsM aWny early jSThurnday morning after a 'loug ill trtrekelwg oonffnrd to her bed the and a half In April was Yhluried to Joseph ireJ fyndtfg 'who pr'ecvded hcr liljout 8ponth'k Sandcrs'hnd been 'j esjdo'nt'of Warren for neatly 40 The funeral wns held al the M'ZE? tfiurrh Saturday" rimming at 1 a'clock Rev fs Clay official ing Lf lnuh)ietrt''was made in Elmwond Lhosp from out rtf town attending he iu were Wm Hrowq nnd iifTNore Tom Brown of An and Mra "Sa'ff bf reeport ind Margaret i i i t1" i ti 1 1 rx fir MHIm 4 3 4 Mil 6 Yara tp BO I I aM1 1 It AS4 'I' ft i A 'I IKKOO I I I I 1 I 4 1 'V vJ ylTrinn thp I VT1 1 TA I 1 rear xt: ts 4 W4 'H 9 ineiarges I ir withm A to I 1 MS al A si a 1 a 1 sk 4 Wkbii lit fll BIOwDxi 4OVMHrML aw i JSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSG Bito Jj a IxtJarSr 1 3L "a I feft 1 'Jt I A to fl I Jr 9'' ''mill ffi' Jr 4.