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Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 3

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PAGE THREE. SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1920. THE JANESVTLLE DAILY GAZETTE, nJnnn FIREMEN ARE GIVEN WINNERS ANNOUNCED GAS RATE HEARING IN ANOTUEK tnia FROM PARKER PEN CO. Members of the fire department ore smiles today as a rosultof lolt, May 15. Crushed by the eiii) 'lii 1 I 1 1 1 1 VARSITY PROM IS GALA SPECTACLE CLUBS SOCIETY PERSONALS FOLKS MADISON, TUESDAY IN TOWNSHIP SCHOOL CONTESTS IN COUNTY itheast of He The public henrii plowing, dls r' by "l-d's extinguishing a blafce In its factory AS 200 JOIN DANCE Know! ton, whose Ilftieth Ae Voter daughter, Mrs.

P. Esmnliiati.n showed a hi crushed cheat and Internal Social Calendar ing before the WlE by the Gazette, owner of the build by Supt. O. D. PERSONALS MONDAY, M.

company In Its petition alleges owing to the constar.tlylti- 1 particularly that of oil. It dnds If arable to supply gas at it association, a Luckileld, district 6, Plymouth made an average of 87. Eighteen, towns G. B. Inman, 101-1 Clark street.

Is i-l an or' nvo we Mrs. Charles Gage, til 2 I Speaking for tne. lire uepartni.iiM Chief Con. J. Murphy today creM" TIMMONS' PORTRAIT OF MISS JEFFRIS ON EXHIBITION vllle and La Prairl ally the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Heim- George McKey Cr i 1 Baptist Edwi of both companies. DR. HYSLOP WILL It has had uriiig the week figure up to ry dav In the school BUILD UN oi an Hy.dop MOS loday irriljlj- I'hllipp Gives Address Y. M.

U. A. i rar.il about per ton. and eoalfrom pany estimates that it will cost el 1 1 Ida in ha a i Keauleeo intly finished a life size porti-ait They will eo'TnpeO Evening concert Jt. E.

for Chicago or ids where she End Brick Special Maple Nut Marshmallow It never fails to ith Bher son, Fred local high school, the One ot the features of. the danci wt the releaa o- 1,000 gaudy col ored balloons from the dome of th eapitol. As the balloons floated doff, on the dancers, spotlights played oi them. The color scheme was laver For Bridcf-Wcct us Vel-T. and Mra.

Morshall, Kfnni brides-elect, wci'Q honor while It is now receiving hut S1.32 for It. The company asks authority to Increase its rate to 1.00 for the first 2000 cubic feet, J1.7S for the next 3000 cubic feet, and J1.60 for ail and Lovln Restcigen; v'uests afternoon at a brULee party given by Tl.n-.t JosepWws ted 't'-'rul 'evrr d. -visit. Xtsf. ter- of all past i was on dlsplaj In the saape of leathei Lletz and Helen ay.

Dorothy Clark eases for the eD aI5c r.oolboro, Milton, is the view of Lake Geneva, arc sti dies by Timmons. Tlie picture. o( Lake BT.icst for Dine In Four Shifis At' All Dealers. -naU' Eaat STOCK SHIPPING UNIT FORMED IN TOWN OF PLYMOUTH i four shifts, rited SltonsbotaB used Vtb boTkets The other landscape Milwa-iV I Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Lamb IJl iaA Kappflman: Lima, Mildred Telie opening festivities of the night aotored' to Madi II! pleted ping dsso clarion has be in Plymouth' township Sun- air. day where they i consisted of a reception -ny iov. aiai Mrs.

Phllipp and ths Patrons guests of These 'atter. lii- effi rials guests were presented -with china rjhocolato pots. DearTjorn Is Hostc. MVs. Monahan and Ernest Fehly, Magnolia, Marlon Andrew and Walter Milton, Earl Arnold end Harold Schultz; Newark, Carolyn Charle: )ubt to prior mil Id.

Tev. Mas el. l''l fl e-si In the'pi First Mortgage Real Estate Gold Bonds Mrs. nddrioj tSThe dancing ended at 3 o'clock, ai all women were required by university rules to be home oeiore o-clock on the morning after P11- The Sudden Turn in the Road Many o( Mr. Timinona' friends aud relatives in tliis city have pictures presented by him on the many occasions when he has visited here.

The portrait of Miss Jeffrls measures three by live feet. It has a d.fr Ml I iff or.lv i i criticism from Miss rclatices and friends. While. Miss dttfdds sat for the portrait, much oi Oie work was done by the artist at his home in Chicago with a photograph fvS his Jones i lr i i by and tde lade Philip nr.n and SLpcrirr an- At alMeer Mrs. Oscar Doty plaVcd a pice' composed by-hi in in honor of the prom, which was sunt I.t(, Buektr.aster.

-city H- V.nj re.U.rrrd snd.r.sr a days iritt jer paj shouted Mary, The directors of the association re as follows: Charles E. Tows, u-ton Idelsoia Ch.ndes dedo-el, Will-im Inman, and George May thaler. District representativesof Rthe ounty i arm 'bureau have al30 been lected, aa follows, each chosen ac-ording to his school district: Ben yyke, George Lormer, La. Verne G. lenn, C.

J. Hesgard. Norman Fos-um AntDn SmiUistead, Henry Weiii. Velvet Gown Mect To Elcct Officers The I mot. this alter i iit the home of Mrsa C.

tt wei, meeting. Oncers were to be cle 1 1 in- Ho- KNIGHTS TEMPLA TO GO TO WAUKESHA Knights Templar of Southern Wisconsin will gather at Waukesha tomorrow to participate In the annua. Lathrop F. Taylor, 1 2 (dark velvet gown, nr''e Oscar' Helander home. a I i rrl The sudden turn fton reveals to the jarlst beautiful vis sclrrlped sides, of the JDelafleld leorge May thaler.

i three weeks ured and interest pid i 1 1 i 'u-' i i ri Sr Flrnt 71 Ken. BstutC iddress. Between 30 and Howe accompanied Wednesday silver cloil), which formed an un ever tin- vt Ivet On an -1 of U.e a jL silk. roSft8. fil by Mil: 1 Brodhead have orized by the railroad1 xpert developinf other etrap was ot onyx beads.

She la-ae fea'dee Inn. Mr I i I 1 the telephone the Court -House. it -vtos scheduled for Fe rbrc pqrtrait I ii.Ung. Reif man-Straus Co. form, "flinlsts dLd a large busln There were oat i'thr 2.1 1 thr whlch.

will undoubtedly present a typical choir tddenrd. in FROST DID NOT INJURE THE FRUIT While the trost ot Thursday and Tuesday night. tee sun'itlS nr. fries, F. Woodstock, Oeorj WHtN A FIRE OCCURS SOCIAL DANCE; Will bo given Cialr, Geori-i: A.

ja: John It. SClelxols. SCUis Florence Snydei Pool, WlUiam Seobi is Invited. SPECIAL FOR TODAY 12 discount on every dollar purchase. Camels, Chesterfields, Lucky Strikes for $1.66 per carton.

Fatimas and Omars, -2. 11 per carton. gardens, but the people gene and you suddenly remember that the policy has lapsed or that you meant to get Insured but delayed doing bo. you do not xmea O'Comtuor, May fl. at their IF.

ddici.is.r. He will II 1 1 1 xwares. the only plan ia to Insure at once. Don't put FIRE ears, Mr. Madde lc Accepted0 a P05'1101' nifrly Miss Mae Fisher.

I IJnitedCiflarStoresCo. 8E0. J. SENNETT AGENCY INSURANCE is spending a tew ir.ys KeUy-Springfield CORD TIRES Bniplovos ttssoeJateoe the armory with a rue la Sheridan members which pin: team the following da it ti it nd daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank IMi'ss Clara Look, 307 South Jack- Kerstel, 725 Glen The HfLuehter- ot Mr. and Mrs. Ca .1 iiaaoa 11111 Mil, l1 1 fn It'll 'rid 1J1-2 1 do Uth V.dsenrsr-1 i la .1 Helse mterurban hotel, and Artnut 1 1 4 Monday nl tcrnonr a-at. Peter's Evangelical church, 1 uul'p- ptTfci-mm-r the is manager ot Stup'r's Meat Market, i CTJE OHO ST BJE5ZIZTIF1ZI, OAIL I JSC JyHE2UC North ii'ranklii liirtlulnys 'nie BlUi Vtgdahl. 760 given a surprise 'hich were Thurs- Logun Street, party last evni nils.

I sirs. Mr. Homer. -rlncHe30'1 "What these tires 'will do under favorable conditions we don't know. Wc only-know what they did under the most unfavorable conditions an average of 12,000 miles YAHN TIRE SHOP ts cnioved tl Kair ic lug the evening In dancing.

A buffet supper was served at which, b'irthda ake i tr Lj of money. Camp Fire. Meets Miss Ger.evievt vnnnn RdT south Jackson street Dorothy Ja born Fvlcfay to Mr. arid Mrs. Gei Mr.

and Mrs to iaerly- Miss Lulu r-IE man who tempers economy with wisdom directs the expenditure of his money judiciously. He is more concerned with ultimate values than with mere cheapness of price. It is to this type of person among motorists that the Paige car most appeals. i. We, of the Paige Company, have always taken the view that unless a car has the qualities essential to comfort, lasting aatisfac tion and pride of ownership, it would be dear at any price.

So we built the Paige Glenbrook according to our ideas of what a Teal motor car should be a car which would be not only a reliable vehicle of transportation but also a car of beauty, comfort and power. FAIGE'DETROIT MOTOR CAR COMPANY, DETROIT, MidWgem Manufacturer! of Pait Molar Can and Motor Truck Wcnclot id have accepted re; TOie Tl-iil lTUll heir ell' Fr. id. r. 2 2 and'ifc.

T. J. Flneran, 550 Arbutus Grove To Meet Jtri Ft-r-d A. ddaaU. 721 North street, wll bf: nontcss Monday evening to mem o'clock, for regular busi 1-1 1 11 -d Mere hospital Friday.

Mrs Rood and son, Lewis, spending a few days at thecoma if Mr. and Mrs. Lee -Woode, ie Ci-ot A. A. RUSSELL CO.

will, take place home 'vVs RljSSELL'S GARAGE S. 27-20 S. BLUFF ST. 1 1 It ck-n e'tinrida. attended the bazaar evening which is being put .011 Side Odd bellows hall.

Prpgi TPIiA tht demand for the Pais Gfrrv brook far exuedint our utmoil pro- iJucliofi tfforls, a prompt dtciiicn it advhabU. Order, placed new mean i Just so much mare of tht bat touring tutton atiurid for your trjeym" Late Seed Potatoes Another Car in Today-Nice Sound Stock $5.50 Per Bu. Onion Sets, 10c and 15c per lb. Millet Seed, Cane Seed, Soy Beans, Mangel Beets, Alfalfa, Seed, Seed Corn, Sweet Corn, for late planting1. Good assortment of Garden Seeds.

given, by the Canton. Refreshments were nerved by a committee made v.p of c. Bvuckhaus, L. Iffansen, and Ja A. Hagcn.

Congenial afternoon at the home of Misses Katherlne and Minnie Ecnnctt. SOOIliton avenue. Meeting Postponed No meeting: ot the Queens of Avlllon -was held last evening because of the high 1 school operetta. The meeting -will be held nest Friday fitter noon at liazan? Omitirmps Dancine- and ai and readings at- the larfr PUT votir Iiead in a HAT and you'll be a hat ahead be-ause 'JElLtiKONT raadte never If it's Hay, Grain or Poultry Feeds we sell it. The F.

H. Green Sons Co. Janesville Beloit. Socially and parish. R.fVI.RostwickS $pn Sbtteeii Scutli lord five igJionor of her ulster, Street.

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