Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1928, Page 9

[ ——— Aunt Jemima Pancake 2 Pkgs. 21c¢ For This Week Only ’LOG CABIN SYRUP Per Can 23c Special This Week POTATOES Crisco, 1=Ib., 25¢ AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Gold Bag Coffee THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, i . HERSHEY’S COCOA 15-1b. Size P riargo. ¥ GOLD BAND BUTTER Per Lb. 59¢ It has that delicious flavor that satisfies. Per Lb. 38¢ The Coffee That Has the Right Taste All the Time VAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN AAAAAANY QUAKER OATS, Package. .. % Lo GOLD MEDAL BUCKWHEAT, Package. VA. SWEET PAN CAKE, 11c e | T 11¢c 25¢ 10c 25c¢ 19¢ LIMA BEANS. Pound.. .. SCHINDLER'S PEANUT BUTTER, 16 oz.......... Wi EBER‘S HONEY, SUNMAID PRUNES, 1-pound package. SUNMAID PRUNES, 2.1b. package. MORTON'S SALT, Package........ KRIMA'S MAC, SPAG. OR D5 . ”2“3...’:‘.'.5."4’.'?‘5'............. 25¢ 25¢ MOTHER'S DELIGHT CORN, 18¢c .35¢ 123¢ RUMFORD BAKING POWDER, ZeIb. can.. . DEL MONTE No. l SQUARE MAM. ASPARAGUS. American Beauty Sliced Bacon, Lb., 39¢ MA BROWN SWEET MIXED PICKLES, pint jar....... LARGE STUFFED OLIVES. + 12-0z. jars.. BUFFET SIZE SLICED PEACHES, per can DEL MONTE SARDINES, D 25c ARGO SALMON 32c¢ KIRKMAN'S BORAX SOAP, - C sowr. 25C CAMAY SOAP, . 7Tic 10c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, Per can.. SCOT TISSUE TOILET I’APFR. MEATS Rib Roast Beef. .. .Ib., Pot Roast Beef. ... . .Ib., Loin Pork Roast. . .lb., 29c Fresh Hams. ......Ib., 24c Fresh Shoulders .. .1b., 19¢ Mrs. Faunce’s Sausage Meat ............Ib, 35¢c Home Dressed Chickens At all our stores at reasonable prices 35¢ 25¢ All Our Stores Have AUTH’S PORK PRODUCTS Known to our patrons to be “not the cheapest, but the best.” government inspection stamp, No. 336. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN VAAAAAAAAN Our Stores Are Now Handling Chestnut Farms Milk The nmilk well known to all Wash- ingtonians and is highly recom- mended. Pint 9¢ Quart 15¢ Tetley’s Tea 23¢ Quarter Pound Package VAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAZY VAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY Corby’s White Rose Bread 13C Bearing the GELFAND'S BUTT-R-NAISE A new product, made with Butter and contains all the vitamines, at our 8-oz. Jar 29¢ DORSCH’S A GOOD LOAFA SCHNEIDER’S L l6c ¢ Small Holmes’ Pies At all DGS Stores XXX | employes’ group declared. | conditions JANUARY 5, 19%8. THE WEATHER District of Columbila—Fair tonight and tomorrow; slowly rising tempera- ture; lowest temperature tonight about 20 degrees, Maryland—Fair tonight and tomor- row: somewhat warmer in west and south portions tonight; rising tempera- ture tomorrow. Virginla and West Virginia—Falr tonight and tomorrow; slowly rising temperature. Record for Twenty-four Hours. Thermometer—4 pm., 29; 8 p.m., 12 midnight, 21; 4 am,, 17; 8 a.m,, : noon, 33, ometer—4 p.m., 30.46; 8 p.m., 12 midnight, 30.44; 4 a.m., 30.41; . noon, 30.61. nghPNl temperature, 33, occurred at noon today. Lowest temperature, 13, occurred at 5:50 a.m. today Temperature same date last year— Highest, 47; lowest, 36. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and CGieodetle Survey.) Today—Low tide, 12:30 a.m. and 12:35 m.; high tide, 6:09 a.m. and 6:37 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 1:25 a.m. and 1331 p.m.; high tide, 7:07 a.m. and 7:32 p.m. The Sun and Moon. 'oday-—Sun rose 7:27 a.m.; sun sets pom. ‘Tomorrow-—Sun rises 7:27 a.m.; sun sets b p.m. Moon rises 3:20 p.m.; sets 5:49 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- halt hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great ¥ RAILWAY WORKERS PLANREALTY SALE Employes of Southern to Dis- pose of Property if Office With removal of the offices of the Southern Rallway from the present locatfon at Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue virtually cer- tain through passage by the Senate terday of the Elliott bill, providing for purc of the “triangle” for vernment building, employes of the railway company have initlated a move to form a cooperative real es- tate organization for disposal of thelr real estate in case the Southern moves its headquarters from Wash- ington to another city. . 8. Wynn, vice president of the y, however, stood pat on the statement of rfax Harrl- son, president of the road, that the Southerpr has made no decislon re-|4 garding removal of the general offices rom the present structure in the triangle,” and, pending a decision, would not make any announcement of the company’s plans., Those behind the move to organize the co-operative real estate company deglined to re. veal their names or further detalls of their plans, nlthough they said re. moval of the offices of the company to another city would work ‘‘great hardship” on many of the 2,200 em- plo; of the road in Washington. “Removal of the general offices from Washington means disaster to hun- dreds of people,” a spokesman for the It means familles separated, property values destroyed and finan- cial difficulties for many. Hundreds are now paying for homes that would have to be sacrificed, Elther these or the a’ernative—which would result in a sitnation equally dis- astrous—the giving up by many em. ployes of a life’s work for which they {had equipped themselves during many years of training. What this would mean to the clerks long in the service and who are buying homes is obvious.” Stations. Weather samu] aq3a ase] Cloudy homes broken up, e : Prcloudy Birmingham Bismarck Hoston . Buffalo TUXEDO SUITS, $29 $35 Valye. On Liberal Terms| EISEMAN’S, 7th & F CLYDE J. NICHOLS, Inc. UNDERTAKERS 4209 9th St. N.W. Iyde 4 Nichols, Formerly Vice Presidént-Secretary W. R Speare Co. Phone Col. 6324 Okl City Omaha adelphia Spokane 1“"35'}'1" D FOREIGN. (7 am. Greenwich time. today.) Statlons. tllllw‘;.alurv Veather London, England orie. W rhies :r‘t‘.' cloudy art cloudy ivar {{oekpotm. S weden OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT |Sterkfolm. (Sueié EISEMAN'S, 7th & F o 25, REGL R D . e R §§ g Havana, Cuba Colen. Canal Zot MEN'S WEAR id6y West 14th"&°G Streets N. W., CLEARANCE SALE of FANCY NECKWEAR 3 Cut and Khnitted Silks Formerly m. 2 Y Do Now .$1.15 1.35 1.85 2.85 3.45 NWNNE 200...... 2.50 & 3.00...... 350 & 4.00...... 5.00 & 6.00...... Your Government Guards Your Funds Deposited In This Bank It sends National Bank Examiners unan- nounced and without warning into this bank at least twice a year to examine our books, count our cash, inspect our investments, and make a thorough exam- ination of our affairs. Al}o about five times a year, at irregular pe- riods unknown to us beforehand, we are re- quired to forward to the Comptroller of the Currency a sworn statement of the condi- tion of this bank. Lincoln National Bank Tth & D Sts. 17th & H Sts. | | cLass piN W. D. HINDS DIES. Founder of Toilet Preparation Firm Found Dead. BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., January 5 P).— of a famous tollet preparation manu- facturing company which bears his name, was found dead in his bed at his Winter home here vesterday. The body will be taken to Portland, Me., Hinds' former home, where fu- neral services wiil be held. Francis A. Macknutt Dies. RICHMOND, Ind., January 6 (#).— neis Augustus Macknutt, 64, for- mer Richmond resident, died Decem- ber 30 at Schloss Ratzotz, Brixen, Italy, according to an announcement recelved here today. He had heen secretary of the American Legation at Constantinople and at Madrid, and later hecame the first American to be appointed high chamberlain to the Pope at Rome. Macknutt is also the author of several books of historical nature and a contributor to maga- zines, SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. France—Havre . ++..Decembe: Francineo .11 December 17 puthampton Dec Western World-~Bues Haiti—Paramaribo Cleveland—Hamburg DUE TODAY. Fort &t Bermuda. . Suffren—Havie DUE TOMORROW. Hamllton—Norfolk ... Antonio Lovez—Barceiona DUE SATURDAY, JANUARY 7. Iroquois—Bermuda ..January 5 Columbia—West Indies 0 DUE Aseania—Southamoton Republic—renen a—Fort Limon DUE MONDAY. JANUARY 9. . December 3 " December . January December December Jecember 31 cember 24 ..January 5 . December 20 December Laconin—Liverpool Lanrentic—Liverpool Minnewaska—Landon " December 31 1isa—Valpas .Dv«-mhrr'.:l San Lorenzo—San Juan . -January & DUE TUESDAY. JANUARY 10. .January * January Aragu Orizab: Presid Majestic—Southampton . .January Baracon—Puerton Colombia’ .. December 30 DUE V\ED)’E!DAY, JANUARY 11. Paris—Havre . ns December 30 OUTGUING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY no—San_Juan and Santo Domingo City. mI’”':‘l Thomas, Martinique and Pars- Dominica—St, Thomas, Martinique and Trinigad. Oscar Ti—Christiansand. Osio and Copen- incen. Prawdeni Hayes—Cristobal and Pacific su"x?mt;m-—cmwm Iouique and Val- American Trader—Plymouth and London. Araguaya—Bermuda. SAILING TOMORROW. Laplind—Raitax. Plymouts. Cherbours and niwer Rewluie—Crulse around the worid Aauitania—Cherbours and Southampton. France—Mediterranean cruise. Amazcne—Inagua. Cape Haiti and Port au rince Bacchue—La Guayra, Puerto Cabelio and Maracaibo. Munargo—Naman. Bolivar—Port _au Prince, Prerto Colombia. SAILING SATURDAY. JANUARY 7. Adriatio—Mediterranean cruise. Minnekahda—Piymouth. Boulogne and Len- don Andania—Queenstown and Liverpool. | Francoaia—Cruise around the world. | Athenia—Muville and Glasgow. | Antonia—Plymouth. Havre and London. Reliang 'rul. 19 the West Indies. | Elna 'E. lata. Macorfs and Santo l)oln K0 Llly | san"Juan—San ‘Juan. Vauban—Rio de Janeiro. Montevideo and Buenos Ajres Volendam—Plymouth, Boulogne and Rot- terdam. Fort St George—| I‘Iub—fil'llla (,fllwh‘l md Por Carrillo—San! Kingston, Puerto Barrios :ul!n-n— Cartagens and Limon. la and re. Hayana . Thomas Martinigue and St. ncen caval—Grenada, Trinidad and George- town Silvia—Halifax and $t. John's. Manaqui—Santiago, Kingston and Puerto Colomibla. SAILING MONDAY. JANUARY 0. | Columbus—Plymouth. Cherbours and Bre- SAILING TUESDAY. JANUARY 10, | Antonio_Loves—Cadis and arcelona. ada—Oran. Algiers and | Eiatona rince and Cristobal. | Mexico—i o—San Juan, La Guayra and Puer- o Cabell Faison—Piraer a Zacapa—Kingaton, obal, bia and Santa Marta, SAILING THURSDAY. JANUARY 12, n Shipper—Plymouth and Landon. San Lorenzgo—San Juan and Santo Dominy Cristobal Pristobal. Tuiaue and V. Queenstown, Cherb Puerto Colom- a—Havana, and LOST, Ai I‘l AD‘ Fl TPY. 4 mon ward il retirned to NONTON BAG Teathior NinE who lis. Which ‘fell from automobile Monda Pa. ave. or Mariboro . nk, 040 luml Brindie with whi to hame Rewand Woudland diive BT A N e fam! o anawer 1014 S ship, ndtinls LM S Potomac 4410, Rowand CoLLL i 0. tour white foes and While st i forchead: Answering 1o the name of “Yewel Hnder retur t 113313 AW rewan DLAMOND RING 0 baliroom ai May flower fotel wieht Decomber 1 un-lmu o Wil h-nu browi v »Ie- phone mall white, Rewand | Phone Cleve RS e Wluable s Weopaake Row it e Lincaln KIBN © Mra Jaraun S tolded to - Penna. o Alkirona Ty, OVERNTGHT hAu it Reiste i Gavle, PACKRT (K check W awher Apt 1 NoSmall howknot pi 1 emeralis, satety k0T A el woarl v, want 1 e w i 3 i o Vitmty e X, Star o Tetneen Westmiy Rewanl. Rotun 1o brown leather, Tiose leat wseen il OIReE Dapors VA Uit owant, an Tanuany 4 B3 0", g | THOOK. vt TG Ay 1 G ROOK. Wack da 1oth i 1 and Goldenta e radloy POLICE g gkl for tewant o wale il o i destiale WG N € plate ANt Lineoln a4 oKE PN evening TS W |'|'u<|. Wi Taat u. Nip n% Re SILYERWA| owant WA i ™H xtia toos ol Retura” t near Navy A e wukt Fleln 1200 Teving wow, u[w NN wnu- wigs ke, leatli: n.-.. Flne” Wiscnin Wi e \mm Wi ik ow e b m‘:!& Nhey hmd -l- nw ru ' _ FUNKRAL DEN NN, \ Y 4 Al m:vm Ser vl " Guci‘c ros, GEO. C, SHAFFER ‘. ,III AL lfl“ll L L) \' Mon SEI‘I‘ bt\?y are 4!1\ & Rye Store, BLACKISTONE, 1407 H -Walter D. Hinds, 63, founder | Decemver 3 | - December 31 | January 4| Card of Thanks MeDONALD. McDONA| appreciat sympnthy | BooTH. Boyd ¢ Bunky ) gom of’ B Relatives Iata Mich tary unider M ASS. o ( neral Susd FIAGG. On faw renide ment’ icms at K 11 am Interment TOX. Tuest ENMMA J vited T copy. GOODRIC 1028 | GriFFIN, ove viating GRIFFITH. Jonn Nels cenmion o'clock o cony ) HAMMOND, LAUR Zurh am 018 repose of invited, Mok Henderson m metery. HILL. et i Euzens E Asbury M remaine BER’ m 10 and HILL hoid of Ri late inma nu:m-n January mother-in- and 10 Troy, N (Liazie) Mes iece relatives ing | KRAVSE ELELS nwo at ) Lavited LEWIS 140 Ou pm EWIN > B 3 LN LN At KONALIA Comeiery MeMARON 1Nt neciicut Pricnda® 4 A MOOKK OORE 4 o leayes Nat uu”m- 3 PARKENR, F e Junw \ e an P .‘.,..N t‘\" \( Reautiinl Floval .pw ‘i\w\unl ('Y R \m.. ‘\x the time of On Mona “uberenion al’ from his Ja the Mt. Zi RD FLAGG dence on ¥l at the residenc: Ja 4 MARY G tarment at Par Capitol sts 22nd ot Txn COrENA E COCHILL. Sec ‘l"ho Ladie: ‘oinees the death of Mre LOUR u Funeral Satuniay. from_Asbu are urgentiy requested meeting Friday. Jaovary 6. at N pm She hall to -rru\(r lur‘(ho funeral of our | A wx;u b JACKSON, Em‘e'«i 'wrn\l rest. briet ilness tian fortitude. Deioved mothe: Jives invitat at 23 am Masgie one nephew An Real 1n thy MARGARET. Wiatee. (husetis ave o w heloved and A, Wik Rl n\l‘\ o GRAY. S On Waluemtay evenig aehier W1 Bk 'y Fune . N Suddenty s sk K ity 10 el | Come o i.uu\ ay Wents Sl il uask o The family of wish to the many 1 wd beautitul floral tributes at « death. Weaths. [ 2 1ary iter parted this life aidden) At Phil L BOYD, beloved oz, ihe broth Toyd, devoted loving Boyd and nephew of Alice Boy and_ (Dol Ml many oth from his Saturday. Robert Ande id !mml; in al parlor, Suddenly. on ¢ “beloy ael amd Mari v ba aaid al megt At i Thurslay, January m., at her r 1Ad RA' A iden DOUGLA narics . Do t later i anzr{ i residence, 2110 . and Cora E . at lay, Jan E. Church. Wedn e e day, Januar, Gler n Friday, January 6 at 10:30 2 o or Rel Epiacor and Forastyille Cemetery. nterment at A On Wednes of R t Capit v.m. Wood Cemet Departed this life 1928 alter & RIFFIN. hrother. ane_niec and friends. e and fr Ceme at Anna 7 MAR widow Grimn ot Washinaton. D. Milnor finu r of har axe. nt Cometery Saturiay ew York and m«nm..nq‘u-mr. please On We. of the late John fneral Saturday. Janu thence to Holy Trimity Church at here mass will her soul ou Januasy 3. sday. ness. at his nw. ALBERT R hand of J; rel Departed this life on Tues- y 3 nw. after beloved 1928, at st M. wife Funeral Frigav. J from Janifers fu nw Iness 10 express their mincere Tl Tuemlay. at Casualty Hospital Arlington o auspices of the Gen. United Spanish heloved wife of lass. 3. 192/ tay, January 4. 1927, at 1205 Talbert st Funeral from the above od Cemetery. She leaves tnree s de- Hill Harris. * Fu- . MICHARL H rinnda for thelr 028 at BOOTH 7.9 am. St ent Mt. Oijvet | ¥ adeip| e er reiat late r Jan raon officiating. | sited to attend Jannary ed gon of th C ¥ Cemetery Nelson_A 5. 1028, at i3 At ne. Funeral an at 7:45 Ward pl. now, 1 o'clock from se. ED- v 6. at 10 am. 5 1928, at B aed 4 | itene Serv. | al Chirch at | riends invited. | xandria, (Alexandria and Baitimore bpavers please | ) H Jannary 4. | Lt A | Intermient 1 on Wednesday. ingering iliness «. one nephew. Funeral fiom the arcie Battle. . Williams offt- nds invited, In. | olis, M. WORTH- of Dr. Monte or. in the i nary 7. at be said for the ves and friends o4 Cemeter: residence HARRL at 1:30 pm 11th and R atives invited burg. Pitts- her residence. a long iilnes of Walter ary 6. at pariors. ine; Tnterment Woodiaws | Departad this lite Wedneaday morn. | January & 1628 at 8:20 o'clock. after | LOUISE. wife of the late | Hill and_mother of Alonzo L Eutene G, and I Charles Hill Hearietta Goodwin of Philadeiphia. Pa. Fu- beral Saturday January 7 Chureh. 11th twilight wervices over the (departed sister, Lojal Lady R H. REBECCA BEASON. Lorai ot gour Jan members of !l«u il please meet 1ith and K ineral of our Past BETH HILL. Br order of: I Matron . Royal Patron, SO Clissroc Sgpuay P~y veen uth. No. 1311, G. by HRoKBIA A A 3N at which she of law of Serxt Funeral on. 10th an Rem ung for burial Deparied this |18 Freolpes By NIE A She " le, Tuesday Rrentwood. JOHNSO! YV Sh and and ' friends at 1l pm Taterment Servant of Gen while sternal T. M. BURIRLL Bty Tt Members_of 643 pm bore with (! EMYA L jax. Januare at her residence. Miss eroteq. ter_of at 1 it 1 g from | ste n.w 1928, at § Loyal ler. Sest. 0 pm. at sts t‘lu.:. PSR Chinteh. eother toris Ho U. 0.0t O. F aitend a cail at | N. 6, vrz-'.ne-!-v atter & Mary Nu John Mul leaves W mourn their loas m, nephew Bovd and W Friday. January 6. at & pm from, will' be nkm' le Mondar Jan. tal,” after a wite of aves 1o, A 128! sister o leaves host ot Funeral ¥ Ay 6t Reentwood & M ages Master's. fov T™H Qu, Wadneatar. Jan Vet Funeral nw 030 am Ny 0 o' nter - 1 Tuesday at wite ot nother ter of the m 3. Now B Howand Fate K dita on. aad Ruth W b her ate teskde Retatives and Officers ant e U N N etary Teandwive F107 he secoind att Ve T o T lutern o Family he At “Uhe A Widay ated anuar Inter e e AN N okived gl wie dawk e Lives A0 Beln ar the W R and sister Heriha Witham 30 W Wetnesday. CORNL wife o January 3 o u'?‘z Th¥rH Reverend and £ the Howant bwant, Louis Howant “liva | Nowant ~ Fu -t [ R Janiar January AL N N | & Littian R Moss. POLLEY. © 1430 theiien will ba of her Iington flowern, MITH, | wyITH, i S Remaine resting Pased to the great be; Weaths. nesday, January 4. 19:8 teloved hushand of Fthel ral from remidence of bis G. Polley. 149 A st January 7. at B:40 am ph's Church. where mass o'clock for the repose soul. Interment privale at Ar National Cemetery.” Pleass omit ora. Jan- CALAPTSMITH ol 101 0% & davated muihar. @ 19758 an. Alie Ernest Jar Ga ave nw On Wednes: hern Re Tyier, devoted Fannie Body_wi X am James ited Trterment Harmony family lot TYLER. ren Lod 4 Fr of attending ihe oy A, wrgeinl, communication e ~ iy, Jann e 6 & I'v‘r the M J. TV n eniie T2 WESTHOY On Wednesday. January 4 By 34 bt rendence. {431 of Keveer: W Var ELMER" D, Winds 1 WINSLOW Winelw neral laf On January 4. teloved son o isor azed mather of I ter 3n memumm. £ memorr of n TTiE (RANSTON GILEEY i1 HA HANDTON. who life two years ago today. Jao- Tis sweet 10 be remembered. And d 2 pleasant thin " THOMAS Jovine emembrance of dear father JAMES W HANEY: who de arted this life anuary me for So_law That But he | MILLER. of “mr ife seventeen years ago iy, HIS DAUGHTER EFFIE. ® 5. LANE. Sacred to the voted WILLIAM B £ Fears ago tas was the voice {did not reach o heat th oice again. “DEVOTED SISTER. NELIE In sad but lor dearumes 0N EEOTABEFS NILLER ‘wke deparied ¢ aso fod Ong, mu repare_to_m PR s BER In . who mext mas fall bastenung oo st he % ou: Hn'r'}: MILLER memory of stster wln, loving rememte at e ind " and “fathe who depaited this axo today. January 3. 197 T sw HIS DEVOTED MOTHE bt Yo rememersd AUGRTER In sad but lovios rememdeance gear RON. ROOSEVEL life Jasuacy & Leonand. we sav ing throwed Nowd and tears 7Y together soewe cay, _coumt mot time N yeacs HER What wonld we ziem fo hoid his b Hie dea facw Just 10 swe. hat Wl EH Fl W. W\‘Dul & u>. N0 N St SAMAKOW MARTRA NER! \l DIR h‘l"\)fl( NE LINULN S2v ALMUS R.SPENRE Succeeding the ariginal W. R. Spears Ca 1623 Connecticut Ave. Potomac 4600 R yrs at 1206 Mot Ware At S0 F w Timothy Hanlnn LR Wm. H. Sardo Private 19N S Maern Frank Geier's Sons Co. Al av Al |y v " o Januaey 8 JOHN R. A he! oo WY QA ave. b w. Note i DR Hoanital Al el | SRR :‘w | A\ et dlenwudd (vnbtery danwar Thurslay B, A\\\\ ) \ uh)\ WY Yo Lo \- renge ot T .::“u ol o\ Donas \a life. dhon s \.- Wy TR Ve, e, & Tl e RSN g, Y ieiment” 4l Cung W \....‘.\.‘ o Uik N AniATY Janaay 3 NURAN Viva | i} Januany 4 Hant Can aw | ~ \»m f A \~ oy ) Ny \ .Lu». EARI N n Iistment 8 I WA NN Ty aver i ‘\.\. N e | Py s ..wu l 2 13 SKV LT L N K aah & Co. meo\n S«Q Lymousiy N BNTH 8t Main 2473 WRIGHT co. Eatan SN W hose Nusn 4t P. A. TALTAVULL SORTTY & N TALTAVAAL. Mae W N0 RRANCH arres CHAS. S. ZURHORST TR N Joseph F. . 213084 M St *'}V L. SPEARE CO. PR J-“.:..:fi“m l*n e Mul ‘6“ TR Wt m by XY \ BANE CARITOL SR Ca w » NORTH tety . Birch's Sons SANS WIRCHY e e Weal \ W e e e ¥ W, MM\MM T Wunn Tnluvnll & Spring Rd. Ceol. a4