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I 80e The Sunday school entertainment of ’ Cross Street Presbyterian Church will _ wbe held on Monday evening, Decemâ€" ber 23rd.. A silver collection will be _taken at the door to assist in giving ‘ the children of the Weston Sanitorium .\ _ a merry Christmas. . Any person wishing to secure dainâ€" ty tea aprons, boudoir caps or ladies‘ blouses of distinctive style and fit, . may do so by calling on Mrs. Finneâ€" gan, Main St. St. John‘s Anglican Sunday School entertainment ~and . Christmas~ Tree will be held on‘ Friday evening, Deâ€" cember 27th, in the school room, Main .Street. A Mr. Clifford Wardlaw â€" arrived in Xown from the West the latter part of last week. His many friends are glad to v’?’elcome him back to his home town again. At a committee meeting held on Wednesday last the following were elected on the committee of the Navy League, Weston Branch, Mr. Chandâ€" ler, Mr. A. J. Pritchard, Mrs. Wilby, ‘Mrs, S. Hill. Commodore Jarvis has promised to speak at our next meetâ€" ang, which will be held some time in «January. Gunner Stanley Chapman is spendâ€" ing a few days‘ leave, at his home Whifif waiting for further military orâ€" ders. _ . TIESâ€"A varied and complete line of holiday goods to select from ‘ at Coleman‘s, Main Street, Weston. Flight Cadet Howard Charlton reâ€" ceived his extended leave from the School of Aeronautics on Saturday dast, and will report at headquarters in two months‘ time, when it is exâ€" pected permanent discharges will be granted.. He has resumed his studies at‘the University. e Shirts always. He never. has too many. Especially such pretty ones as these. _A big variety of colors and designs in precales or madras, also a dandy line of silk shirts at Coleman‘s â€"â€"Weston‘s Gents‘ Furnishing Store. Miss Marjon Finnegan returned home last Saturday after an. extendâ€" d visit with friends in Detroit. _ Mr. Malcolm D.C. McRae of the Milâ€" itary Y.M.C.A., Quebec City, leff on Monday, December 16th, for a transâ€" continental business trip to Vancouver, Miss Watson and Miss Webster of Church Street left town on Tuesday ito take their residence at 128 . Hoâ€" garth Avenue, Toronto, for the winter months. Their friends are very sorâ€" Iiy to learn of their departure, but Rope to welcome them back when the spring months come again, Pte. Herbert Kellam, who has been confined to Whitby Convalescent Hosâ€" pital during the past few weeks recovâ€" ering from an attack of influenza, spent the week end at his home, King Street. ! Westminster Men‘s Club Thursday, December 19th, 8 p.m., at Westminâ€" ster Church. Social . evening, with programme of music. Free to all. Come. You will be. welcome. Prof. Bell, president; Norman Seal, sec.â€" treas. ‘\ The "Story Hour"‘ in connection with the Public Library will be for the _older children on Saturday, Dec. 21st. Doors open at 2 p.m. and close at 2.15. Subject this week, ‘"The Holy Grail." _All the children are invited to come. The midâ€"week service in connection with‘ the Meéthodist Church will ‘be held at the parsonage, King Street, on Wednesday night, December 18th, at 8 :p. m. #..4 Mrs. McNally, of Toronto, spent the week end at the home of Dr. Charlton, Rosemount Avenue. 5 Mr. and Mrs. Croxall of Toronto spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Coulter, Main St. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Daines received word from England on Monday of the «death of their cousin, Pte. L. Daines, who was killed in action November 7, 1918. . He was a nephew of Mr. G. Daines, who at one time wasâ€"a restâ€" «dent of Weston. The Men‘s Club of St. John‘s Angliâ€" can Church are holding an open meetâ€" ing on Thursday evening. The public are cordially invited to attend, and a pleasant social time is anticipated. Gloves for giving, best quality and perfect fitting. Light, medium or heavy weight for dress or business, in cape, tan, suede, shammy, lined and munlined at Coleman‘s. Mr. E. J. Steadman, who has been ployed as stockkeeper with the onto Structural Steel Co., has sevâ€" his connection with that firm and mecepted a position as timekeeper with the Massey Harris firm, who have reâ€" cently ~started business at the north end of the town. = The annual Christmas. entertainâ€" ment and supper in connection with St. Philip‘s Sunday School will be held in the Town Hall, Weston, on Tuesday, Jan. {th. Nominations in connection with municipal affairs of the town will be held on Monday night, Dec. 23rd, at T.30 ip.m. _ The annual Christmas entertainâ€" ment in connection with the Methoâ€" ‘dist Sunday School will be held on Friday evening, Dec. 20. Supper will ‘;;fi;é"'-séjr\?ed in the school room to the scholars at 6 p.m. Following this an excellent programme consisting . of ‘singing, dialogues, fancy drills, etc., will be given in the church auditorâ€" .;;h‘lin,l ‘to which the public are cordially Anvited. A charge of 15 cents and upâ€" wards will be made. Proceeds in aid }i\)’ig’sp?gdl funds. â€" On Sunday, Dec. 2%, ‘the devotional exercises will be held morning and evening. Special music ‘by the school. The pastor will preach at both services. . Hosiery as a giftâ€"A pair of real mice silk socks is a very acceptable gift. So likewise would be a half doz. pairs of holeproof, the kind that wear so well. Coleman has them in stock. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1918 ‘éZM?i' and Mrs. Milton Bergey spent jfifiéfi;;r‘_‘da.ys with Mr. and Mrs. Van ant of Lemaire Avenue. WESTON Bethany Preceptory, No. §42, R.B. K. of I. held its annual meeting and election of officers on Friday evening in Odd Fellows‘ Hall. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Nelson A. Boylen, W.P.; H. ‘Shirley, D.P.; L. Ostrander, Chaplain; J. C. Bull, Registrar; W. O. Duncan, Treasurer; A. Varcoe and J. Barton, lecturers; J. Shirley and W. J. Ward, Censors; Thos. Buchanan and T. Elâ€" liston, Standard Bearers; H. Bagsg, Pursuivant; T. Luckett, Deputy Regâ€" istrar; Messrs. Dr. W. J. Charlton, R. J. Bull, W. J. Duncan,A. Lithgow, M. Morgan, N. C.. Wallace, and W. Elâ€" liston, Committee. The election and installation was conducted by W. Sit Kt. W. T. Tuck, Deputy County Preâ€" ceptory, and was assisted by W. Sit Kt. S. J. Jackson, County Registrar, and W. Sir Kt. W. Martin, County Diâ€" rector of Ceremonies. The preceptory purchased $100 Victory Bond and deâ€" cided to hold its annual banquet in January in conjunction: with Grouse Hill LO.L. No. 191. _A letter of conâ€" dolence was forwarded to W. Sir Kt. H. C. Hocken, whose son was recently killed in France while serving in His Majesty‘s army. A very pleasant evening was spent at the Old Presbyterian Church, Cross Street, last Tuesday evening. The ocâ€" caston was an at home under the.ausâ€" pices of the Ladies‘® Aid. A reception committee composed of the pastor and. Mrs. MacKay, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Wm.‘Wardlaw and. the president of the Society, welcomed. the friends. Each one had their name pinned on the lapel of their coats so that each knew the other. This unique methog of introducing people made a very pleasing diversion from the modern forms of introductions. A short time was spent in conversation, followed by an address of welcome by the pastor. Piano selections were given by Miss Stella Rowntree, organist® of | the church, and Miss Irene Lée; solos by Mrs. Allen Pierson, Miss Jean McLelâ€" lan and C©. Lorne Fraser; quartette by Mrs. Pearson,, Mrs., Purkis, Mrs. Low, Mr. Beal and Mr. Roy. The choir was ably assisted by Georgina Burgess, the clever little Weston elocutionists A blind lady, Mrs. Carson of the Brantâ€" ford Institute for the Blind, entertainâ€" ed the company with a very pleasing solo entitled "Canada." After the programme light refreshments were served and all departed for home, feelâ€" ing it had indeed. been good to be there. ~ Grouse Hill L. 0. L. No. 191 held its annual meeting and election of ofâ€" ficers on Wednesday evening in. Odd Fellows‘ Hall, Church Street. The new officers are: J. C. Bull, W.M.; T. Morrison, D.M.; Jas. Griffith, Chapâ€" lain; W. Wilson, Rec. See.; Thomas Griffith, Treas.; A. Lithgow, D. of C.; J. Shirley and C. Peters, Lecturers; Messrs. E. Holley, Thos. Buchanan, L. Espie, W. 0. Duncan and H. Bagg, Committee. W. J. Ward and T. Morâ€" rison, Auditors. The election .was conâ€" ducted by W. Bro. Dr. H. F. Sproule, District Master of West York, and was assisted by W. Bro. J. McMinn, District Deputy Master, and W. Bro. Nelson A. Boylen,/Past District Masâ€" ter, of Toronto Junction: The instalâ€" lation was conducted by W. Bro. Finâ€" lay, County Master. W. Bro. James Griffith was made an honorary memâ€" ber of the lodge and will be presented with a membershig certificate. Report for November, 1918 No. of books issued:â€" Aadauit .l raene on in s Tuxventica .nn mt aelen ons No. new Fines ... Reserves €ards _ Fees .T. General Works PhHosophy.. ... Religion â€"...... Soclology ... . Philology ... Natural Science Useful Arts ... Fine Altts ..... Literatute ..... EHstory .::.... PraveN ...z s... Biography . ... Bictionsc ... ./. An article appeared in last week‘s issue as to a horse found late at night tied to a post on Main Street. Results from this notice disclosed the fact that the horse was the property of Mr. Geary, who had driven in to town and tied his horse in the Methodist Church shed, while he attended to some business. Onâ€" his return he found horse and rig gone. In all proâ€" bability the boys had taken it out in a spirit of mischief. But this is an offence too serious to be condoned, causing, as it does, anxiety and loss to the owner. Fortunately in this case the animal was well. cared for and the owner was able to recover his lost property at a migrimum expense. Fhe annual entertainment in conâ€" nection with ‘the Baptist Church Sunday school will be held in the church on Friday evening, December 27th. Supper served to the children of the school at 6.30 p.m. followed by an excellent, programme. One of the interesting features is a Christmas story illustrated by lantern slides. The public are cordially invited to atâ€" tend and in this way extend their sympathy and support to the school. Kind were the strangerâ€"hands That bore my soldierâ€"son. To his last bivouac, To rest well won. ' (In Memoriam ) In everâ€"glorious France Near the unresting sea, They laid my boy to‘rest, Far, far from me. They placed the lowly cross Blest sign to all who weep, And then, with other boys, Left him asleep. They fought their inward fight They conquered mortal fear, Then flung away sweet youth, To them so dear. Wild birds sweet:requiéms sing Wild poppies radiance strew Above those_boys who died. For me, and you. O boy! my dearest boy, The heart aches ever now! But O0! I am so proud, So proud of you! f wWESTON PUBLIC LIBRARY o ies en e es e e of periodicals...a........5... oL members s_.uliv ns .ls new members during month A SLEEPER IN FRANCE Circulation Adult Juy 46 §3 Â¥% 12 647 oT 17 1543 281 960 41 60 85 245 1.50 48 24 210 16 829 T14 14 Jt 31. 14 325 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dobson motorâ€" ed to the city last week and left their car standing on James Street, opposâ€" ite the T. Eaton Co. while they transâ€" acted some business. On their return some time later found the car had been stolen. His wife had intended leaving her fur coat in the car, but fortunately changed her mind and took it with her. The police are workâ€" ing on the case. I received the pair of stockings with your address in them, so presumeQ you must have spent quite a number of hours of hard work on knitting such a nice pair of stockings. I wish to thank you very much for your kindâ€" ness in sending us comforts of, that nature. Stockings always come in handy, especially this time of the year. My address now is 285015,§gt. A. H. Brunne, care of A.D.P.S. Division Forâ€" ces, B.E.EF., France. We are all anxious to see the war over, but not before we can make our own terms and enforce them on the Huns. The Riverside Tennis Club met at the home of Mrs. H. Coulter last Tuesday and spent a very enjoyable time together. Seven tables of euâ€" chre were arranged. First favors went to Miss Irene Martin and Mrs. Harâ€" ry Cousins, and the consolation ribâ€" bons ‘to Miss Ida Smith and Mr. R. MacDonald. Miss Vera Coulter will entertain the club at the home of her sister, Mrs. Leslie Ella, Main Street, on Thursday, Dec. 19. Dear Mrs. Dyer With kindest regards to yourself and Mr. Dyer. : One of the most , successful and high class concerts in the history of the music lovers of Aurora and Newâ€" market was enjoyed by a large numâ€" ber of the citizens of Aurora Thursâ€" day evening, December 5th, and of Newmarket on Friday, December 6th. The <combined â€"choirs of the local churches, under the capable leaderâ€" ship of Mrs. S. J. Mason, provided the programme, Mr. L. K. Farr assisting as accompanist. Proceeds were in aid of patriotic purposes. Mrs. Mason is a daughter of Mr. H. A. Coon, Beech St., and previous to accepting the position of organist and choir leader of New:â€" market church, resided in Weston for a couple of years with her parents. The following letter of thanks was recéived from a soldier in France: France, 3â€"10â€"18. Owing to a mistake, & local appearâ€" ed in last week‘s issue, stating that Willie Lightgow, while using an axe, met with an accident, resulting in the Ioss of part of both thumbs. At the time of the accident the boy. was op= erating a punch press at the C.C.M., which double tripped and resulted in his painful injuries. Remember the date of the annual entertainment in connection with Meâ€" thodist Sunday school, Friday, Deâ€" cember 20th. The scholars are preâ€" paring an excellent programme for your benefit. Come and show your appreciation. â€"A team belonging to Thos. McCarty of Dixie became unmanageable. on Dundas Road, just west of the Guelph Radial Line. Mr. McCarty was thrown from the wagon and the team dashed eastward along Dundas, but was brought to a stop when one of the horses lost its footing on the sidewalk directly in front of T. J. Maher‘s store, Islington. Fortunat{ely‘ir[zo(:one was hurt. a I hope you will excuse this writing, as I am sitting over the stove. One of the fellows is operating the gramoâ€" phone, while the rest are interested in the mail, which has just arrived. I have neglected. my correspondence again, not having written | a letter since I was on leave. x I have been acting Flightâ€"Comâ€" mander for three weeks and would have been captain if this war had lastâ€" ed for a week longer. I have been in two seraps since coming back and got two more Huns to my credit, making a total of eight confirmed as destroyâ€" ed. The last one was just two days before the Armistice and. was the hardest serap I_ have ever béeen through.. We fought for cight minâ€" utes and when I had fired about 600 rounds he crashed into a tree about a mile: behind the lines. A couple of days later the Huns moved back so C.O. and I went up to see if we could find a machine. We found him still in his machine sitting up in a tree, so we got a working party and let the machine down. He had eighteen vicâ€" tories to his credit and had the irom cross, first class, and a couple of other medals, so he must have been one of their crack men. He had a bullet through his heart and one. through his leg. I have got his watch and the compass off his machine for souvenâ€" irs. We are moving in a day or so, and it may be some time before we get back to England. However the war is over, and everybody out here is in good humor. There were some great celebrations the night before the Armistice. I will probably be staying in the Canadian Air Force for a year or so after the war. I will have to close now as I have some more letâ€" ters to write, but will write again in a few days. You may put D.F.C. afâ€" ter my name, as I have been awarded the Distinguished Elying Cross. Love to all. The following letter was received from Flight Lt. Watson, one of the Weston high school boys now in serâ€" vice: Any person wishing their â€"piano NWO RENKCâ€"A six roomed house with tuned for the Christmas holidays will stable, hen house and shed. Good please drop a card to J. T. Anderson, locality, 10 minutes‘ walk to car 200 Beresford Ave., West Toronto. line.. Apply L. T. Diggings, Searâ€" Pa x 32 ©â€" lett Road, Weston. Dear Mother Your loving son, A KENNETH WATSON. In a letter received a few weeks previous to this, Kenneth was enjoyâ€" ing leave in England, and then exâ€" pected to be five months in England on instructing and home defence. His name had been several times mentionâ€" ed in dispatches for good work, and he received a wire from the Canadian Air Force, asking him to transfer to their first squadron. But he was anxâ€" ious to get back_at the Huns, so he decided to stay in the Royal Air Force and go back to the arena of war.. His many Weston friends . congratulate him on the success he has attained and hope for his speedy and safe reâ€" turn to Canadian shores. § Very sincerely yours SOLDIER‘S LETTER ISLINGTON France, Nov. 17, 1918 A. H. BRUNNE FOR SALEâ€"Wholesale milk routée, 30 cans, with or without truck. Apâ€" ply Leslie Ella, Weston, phone 233. LOSTâ€"In the vicinity of 146 Main St. N., Woeston, a life membership Red Cross pin. Finder please leave at 146 Main St. or Times & Guide ofâ€" fice. ‘ FOR SALEâ€"Seven roomed frame house, George St., Weston, electric light,good well and cistern on premâ€" ises. Stable at back of lot. Apply to Mrs. E. Smith, 1237 Weston Rd., Mt. Dennis, phone 139. R TO RENTâ€"A comfortable four roomâ€" ed cottage on Scarlett Road, near Weston, $6.00 per month. Apply F. J. Canning, R.R. No. 1, Weston, phone 159â€"12. FOR SALEâ€"Gramophone, large floor cabinet, new double spring motor. Plays all records. Worth $125. Will sell for $80. Apply 184 John St., Weston. NOTICE is hereby given that Ralph Kerr _ of the City of Toronto in the County of York and Province of Onâ€" tario, machinist, will apply to the Parliament of Canada at the next sesâ€" sion thereof for a Bill of Divorce from his wife, Kathlene Kerr, now reâ€" siding in said City of Toronto, in the FOR SALEâ€"32 ft. lot on northeast corner of King and Pine Streets, at $12 per foot, good neighborhood, water, sewer, electricity. Easy terms. I. N. Draper, 43 Pine Street, Weston. DATED at Toronto in the Province of Ontario, the 29th day of October, A.D. ‘1918. ‘ w« FOR SALE OR RENTâ€"An 8 roomed HOUSE FOR SALEâ€"57 Main Street South, Weston, a . seven . roomed stucco faced dwelling, 2 good verâ€" andas and electric lights on !% ac. of land, 40 ft. frontage, side drive, stable or garage at back. Excelâ€" lent garden. Quantity of fruit trees. Apply to Mrs. Thos. McLelâ€" lan, Weston, R.R. 1, phone 174â€"3; or Miss A. McLellan, 40 Springhurst Ave., Toronto, â€" phone ‘ Parkdale 1124. Province of Ontario, on the grounds of adultery and desertion. WANTEDâ€"Organist and choir masâ€" ter for Mimico Methodist Church. For full particulars apply to Mr. H. Lanchbury, Symon St., Mimico. \ A. J. ANDERSON, f Solicitor for the Applicant, 15 weeks 2881 Dundas St. W., Toronto WANTEDâ€"A good general housemaid who. can do good plain cooking. Mrs. O. Master, corner. Maria and Beach St. FARM ENGINE cRAHKAM & CARTON brick house, corner Church and George Streets, Weston. Water, electric light and furnace. Barn on premises suitable for garage; also two good building lots.. Apply to Mrs. Naisbitt, 27. Little Avenue, Weston, or phone College 649, Toâ€" ronto. The NEW * Fairbanksâ€" Morse XMAS BUYS LADIES‘ FELT SLIPPERS, leather sole LADIES‘ COSYÂ¥3S, in all shades, at .... ... mussrs CosyÂ¥sa lc uie cComitrsCosvear. .t lisl.ll.ll... MEN‘S TAN ROMEOS, turn soles ..... MENS BLACE ROMEO .....:........ MEN‘S DONGOLX COSY$S at. M... s ". MISSES JULIETL SLIPEERS, fur WINDSOR‘S SHOE STORE 1050 Weston Road ADIES Come In and See It! It‘s RNere! FEORD GARAGE, MAIN STREET, PHONE at at DIVORCE NOTICE JULILEUT A MERRY XMAS TO ALL SLIPPERS, fur trimmed, leather sole vgg Over a million dollars has been paid out for sugar beets grown in Onâ€" tario this year. They ate cconomical, light weight, substantial, fool proof construction. â€"Gun Barrel Cylinder Hose. Equipped. with Magneto. Leak Proof Compression. 1% h.p. Engine, complete $90.00 3 h.p. Engine, complete ..$160.00 6 h.p. Engine, complete ..275.00 Have you noted that there is a big shortage of cars? Place your orders at once. _ EVERY FARM SHOULD HAVE ONE OF THESE ENGINES Prepare now for reconstrucâ€" tion days. Our home and exâ€" port trade will demand the serâ€" vices of bright young people. Get _ new catalogue toâ€"day. Shaw‘s Business Schools, Toronâ€" to. _ W. H. Shaw, President. WINTER TERM BEGINS JANUARY 6 trimmed, leather sole, L ti..y.‘ 301358 sole ...:..;......S$t.IO otasscka ts . iss 1. 19 Mount Dennis 20992 .. T5c .$3.25 .$2.75 .$2.00 95c Domestic Science Course January 21st to Eebruary Tth. Miss Gerâ€" trude Gray, instructor. Lectures and practical work on ‘live stock, NOTICE 3Â¥ HELD AT THISTLETQWN f f JANUARY 6th to February 7th, 1919 Note by buying your Tobacco, Cigars and Smoking Sunâ€" dries here and especially making a selection from this list, you get value, fresh goods of the best quality at the lowest price. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, December 19, 20 and 21 only â€" Box 25bâ€"Tuckett‘s Marguerite Cigars .. Box 25â€"Tuckett‘s Club Special Cigars .. Box 25â€"Tuckett‘s Prep Pantelas Cigars Box 25â€"Wilson‘s Benedict Cigars ..... Box 10â€"Pathfinder Londres Cigars .. .. Feg Top Coars, 1 tfor....nng?. ‘n.a. Lord Nenmyson Cigars, 5 for .......... Tuckett‘s Club Special Cigars, 3 for ... Ovido Club Selections, 4 forâ€".......... & Ib. tin Senator Smoling ........ .. ib. tm L. D. Cut Smoking ........>. # Ib. tin Old Chum Smoking ........ 2 lb. tin Orinoco, coarse cut, Smoking Quarter Ib. plug Old Virginia Smoking . Quarter Ib. plug L. B. Smoking ........ Blagck Watch, 2 for .t .l lll.l.lld. ns Shamfocok. fulor â€" .ccsc se o y Eddy‘s Matches, 3 large boxes .......... WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCONIST 9 Main Street S., Weston Phon Note : Our barber prices have not advanced. Hair Cut still 25¢ See folders for details of lectures. AGRICULTURE Parties in arrears for Light and Water Rates are requested to pay their accounts at the Office of the Commission at onee. Otherwise service will be disconnected at an early date and will not be conâ€" nected again until all rates are paid in full and a one dollar charge for reconnecting service. Office Hours: 9 to 5; Saturday, 9 to 12 noon. WESTON WATER, POWER AND LIGHT COMMISSION Eighth Annual Course in ALLEN‘S â€" Beaver Theatre Just What Will Please grain, fruit growing, soil, weeds, insects, etc For particulars applyâ€" i LC STECELEY . . Department of Agriculture, Newmarket West Toronto‘s Famous Picture Wednesday, Thursday, Dec. 18 and 19 BTETHEE CLAYTON "THE GIRL WHO CAME BACK" RUTFH ROLAND "HANDS UP"â€"13th Episode. A Weekly. Friday, Saturday, Dec. 20 and 21 EKX LEEE in "CRUISE OF MAKEâ€"BELIEV E* "THE IRON TEST"â€"4th Episode CHARLIE CHAPLIN in "THE DARE DEVIL" See Big Automobile Race. Monday, Tuesday, Dec. 23 and 24 D. W. Griffith presents "IHE HUN WITHIN" Matinee Daily at 2.15 Pricesâ€"Main Floor 15c and 20c Balcony 15c and 20c. Boxes 25¢ .â€"_P. BEACH NE Com ns d i h mb t e Ecce A e ofte berene oc un ce uin i w inA Wtc t t 0e Club Special Cigars .......s....... $ Frep Pantclas Cigars ............. ($f Benedict Cigare ...l .....c.d.....rp e Londrcs Cigars .â€"....."t > ..u.s ... for Lt . un oe cce yare, o fof n : aila .l m uie d clal Cigars 8 for ...fi . fons., 1 fore.s. oo gran oi es smokime o. ce stt l 1tSmoking im Smoking .. .l 0l.slt idns coatse cut Smoking .....a.....r:.l.r id Virgima Smoking ...ti,........1..0 : B Smolaog e t n n en on e farge boxes ... i..miyslg i it . Peirson, Superintendent. 1N n House Phone 110 PAGE $1.85 $2.10 $2.25 $2.10 .. 85c .. 25¢ . . 25¢ . . 25¢ ..30c 38c 38¢ 25¢ 25c 35c 80c 80c 80c 80c } l o i