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Show THE HELPER TIMES. financial Statement 'he lV pities fur Huh t..h,.l ri 1im.. .. "t'!'(trh, br.i.ililA. ru vuj t.i j .f ..... unii i.irv . i ..... department tlmy, anee ..l'..?i" at Hard'.'-.'.,u i :, r:t. r 1; u- - n;.r f..r H- .1. an.-i- L. .... -- t(l.. (Continued from Fage 2) fnuioertr . W Lk 'i&.a eai"iiiatOQ R" and Heiner pupils " '" "" vegetable for the dormitory box rent, primed envelopes stamps, the board si'iiwi ...... Bl'"t th Ior eTem dormitory vetaliles. enumerator st Wattia and expense aitending'Admini'n" ,, Fhysica! """nntd inbk', : fr - ... ,,.rs conference fiir;niin:nff at eun.ijRi.ie iratuem cottage.. and heating system Heiner nchooVJ RePi Doaru mreuu8., anu express paid on trireulatinr Expeiirf attending from Columbia irry i..i.i;tirm annual statement, budget, mitiee to eontra.-torsn; ltmid. DnuilUK 01 vuriuua seuooi Ioruiit. mill, H tch .., .! to plumbing Si , c""'s ute Furniture polish for various sehools of tii'e dis'triVV Repairs to roof on Wattis (limit hiiiM, " ,,. fnr laborers. Hiuh selimil th!uc- - 1, ..,.? "i ""r 'tSvinfc i'appinlt. etc., at High achool on treasurer a uuuu TivkrT Vegetable for the dormitory..... Horary.. v.kin' boxes for circulating enumerator at Ilerj.er. oLnnz election notices, and car hire for census enumerator '"at ?'Surin?" Co. "'.. ' .:ett . JTlZr: fiisus ""fary. Repairs to Playground apparatus, removing ashes from Harding "iW and making supply cupboards for Gibson and Coal City.. Biology suppliea for the iligh School 'Tr'al Laboratory J'rtiii8 principal at High school during illness of l!r. Reeves "CCimoal work in ifoard of Education office, and principal's rhool. Bond interest, rent deposit box, draft' for pa'v' Savings Hank f . ,.r .nticiuatiou note and interest. High school diatri'ot tu.A. as ruuetims ogeut, on ams piano.. . tired and liaymeui Building permit Price dormitory, curb and gutter, pill Corporation , t tMk, nenoois ana Price uentrat u;l, . ' t'S "Heiej, "."S'works Repairs to flashing downspout, decking cornice at school, cover for kitchen table, and repairs to refriiier. ., i gutter at dormintory v.t.i al t VUipail uu"'",- iccncna ficitool for dormitory, cheese cloth, glue. Castle ft ?T and various janitor supplies for the various schools, canvass' 'Jrh and molasses for boiler covering at Price Central school ts. lad tools tiii ! "PS r. Pvrate cleaner for various schools of th Hiiri rubbish and cinders from Helper school mo and janitor supplies for Helper school ' ' Wood for Price Southside school.... '.(Ipiod Gesso, and pastel crayons for Harding school......"..... k Glass Co a Laundry Laundry for tne dormitory Groceries for the dormitory, science supplies, "haTi liing Company rubber sheeting for High school, domestic sciences eauiument for Inc. Removing I... applies i W. 17.50 li.oa Walker-K- atr. cienninr 1. Will,..,,. K. M 1, High s. hou'l and varum, '.'7.20 M e, at 1 . ..r.n .;.. . dur,;,'..r,.,T.i We,,..,i,r ,J Grorg.. in.oa h , K ,.,- - . . U nee ""I1"' - liool and oil for " 171.12 4 .vi ofH.-e- . 358.20 n roof at Mmavtidv T"f 73 49 Ior ""'" 4,170 69 for diMn.t .... na. mo Va. iMr Zt'-- . '. 1 " , u;in g .' iuT..,-i- , .1. ' "i anil anrraitorv..,. ,', 13 81 2 .. 16 00 rnillnry irtuitory furniture.... varnishing, painiing. and 33369 "r laborers, on repairs ai ', 1'r"'",''rs. J i'I f."4 "'m,U,TJ 'urnitur': 1W on repair,, " 'l"sh school. Harding, and dorm.r"Pa'ri Md setting up loeker. ' ijrt i,r 1 ig h Jeh 01 d "What is my present car worth in trade?" and repair materials at Suunvside ttr'jy - 1,214.00 J0.0U lu.oo 4.1X1 56.52 . ... A I. t.. 4ii,.0il 61.43 0O.I1O 600 0(1 19H.0O 2.60 MI0 50 -- 20.00 70.24 2 40 20.00 21.75 92.8S1.03 2,698.72 - Vvntrsl L- ., ...... lf.r trh.,.,1, ' loluir.l.ia and I'rir, at Heiner and expense attending AdminiMr,. HELPER UTAH 2(58.30 22.4Q 363.85 196.81 14.75 3.00 208.09 6.O0 12.75 129.95 """", caie; inline, paint, renairs. reoair , , n,, ..,;.. door """. ' .'-snuues. , ts. floe scraiicr. Mlf. f i,a HMIM linlu I If , ... 1. re ..". ai.u .inner vnariem senoois... eeter . Lnmli..r ('- i.'var .. . la iniHiirA i.uniucr. nuini ' dishes, brushes, bolts. , lanitor Riii,r.'i..D . . 'f"11 anu repair materials.-supplies, stoves, rstus i7, " d:',H,rH1'Ulty. cedar p.isls. for the various schools d' D,,"riU f,,r remodel. ng and addition at Price d'.rn'itnri.'s0"'''' "'r C' WlHn;i"Meal8 ' ' 1V ,,., - ) J, r""m'- ?r frvar,Vm7Vrav "'"?,r maieriaiB tor car, and expense attending I'",1V,"I""' at Dallas. Tevas l,k Rl.,n" Occasionally you hear a car owner to say: Tm going buy such and such a new car because the dealer has offered me the best deal on my present car." But without understanding the economics of trade-i- n transactions, you cannot be sure that the largest allowance offered means the best deal for you. 374.71 2.229 65 Superin-i-- l 847.68 tables, varnishing,' staining; "ctc 'at esterri Auto Company Gas, "oil." labor, " storag'er'etc;; 'on 'superintendenCa' car "d s,')rai;e one day 011 car of board member Western loundry Stove Repair Works Grate and lii,.I,g'''f'r'"'st..ve'''''t''i'be reerless d,sV;9' V school . . 187.42 7.06 14 40 544 44 83.77 tr high 'scwi;:;;;'";"" .Manufacturing Co. Science supplies for the High school timber egetables, fruit and eggs for the dormitory Russell Williams Census enumerator, removing rubbish and grounds 8' Rains school, expense attending Administrators' cleaning conference Wellington Town Water for the Wellington school .... Woodworkers Tool Works Steel knives, manual training tools for the High school Weitbreeht Stationery Co. Ciiltimmar'mids f.Vr' the' ol World Book Company Tests for various schools Wallace R. Waynian Censim enumerator and postage on book transfers at Spring Canyon school Western Arms & Spurting G ,ods Co. Hlank Variridges for "tie id day".1 -" I. A. Winn Iron braces and repairs for Wellington school Waterworks Equipment Co. Swing, stirrups for playground equipment at the Harding school '. I. I. Wallace & Co. for the iligh schooi. K. D. Wells Apples for the dormitory Wellington Canal Co. Assessment on water stock Wattis Merc. Co. Drayase on teachers' desks, books and paper towels Changing meter at Scofield teachers' cottage Jj. M, Zuber Zelleibach Paper Co. Public service towels, toilet paper, paper towel cabinets. fixtures, prepaid freight, express and postage for the various schools .hi,,,i.eyFu,,''r ,,ru"h w. M. KrMi, car has only one fundamental . e,, what the dealer who accepts it in trade can get for it in the used car market. IYour ofpresent value; 33.02 '''IZ''''Z'"'"'. 1 44 80.97 14.00 1.20 6.00 Your present car has seemingly different values 2 because competitive dealers are bidding to sell 2.53 2.25 4.50 10.60 3.50 1.S0 the district finish hardware for Helper school addition of Z. C. M. I. These are basic facts: 89.00 43.35 you a new car. largest allowance offered is not necessarily 3 The the best deal for you. Sometimes it is; some times it is not. 878.88 162 40 An excessive allowance may mean that you are 4 paying an excessive price for the new car in '.'ml Smmyside school Hdware Co. lacquer, mieei urass, gnuuing wneels, shaftin ?, safety goggles, chain drill, pulleys, etc., stliool ;ll Bread s"l pastry for the dormitory (ry :ik satetv collars, ,s( ' of cottages and Cold 74.01 Ice for dormitory chairs and desks, Sunnyside school Grass seed for dormitory lawn .mission Co. Swri Medical examination Spring Glen and High school pupils and nwination of boys at dormitory I i Plumbing Repairs to plumbing and heating systems at the various ghouls of the district, janitor supplies Harding and High school, of showers Sunnyside school, repairs to and installation of and heating systems at Price dormitories, flue burshes, new plumbing ind repair materials for the various schools of the district Siff Expense attending board meeting, freight and express paM on paint, glass, pipe, sewing machine and various repair materials for Clear Creek, Scofield and Winter Quarters school, supervision of repairs, freight paid on school supplies, expense attending Administrators' conference, and money paid for hauling gravel at Scofield school i Repair Shop Keys for various schools, repair of typewriter, locks, and door checks', for Price and Spring Canyon phonograph, son i Co. Fiscal agent's fee on sale of l'ax Anticipation notes.... Carbon paper, ribbon, coupon book, ruled paper, and Typewriter Co. for Board office and High school typewriter iehards Calcimining Spring Glen school iison Tuning pianos at Scofield, Winter Quarters, Clear Creek, Rolapp, i,o infer- Storage Co. Drayage, md Castle Gate schools F.nmussen Labor, Wellington and High schools fflev Census plaster, cement, etc., for repairs at Price Central, enumerator, removing ashes and rubbish, coal for Spring attending Administrators' conference Hecco district teaching adult classes in nutrition, foods, I Wnett Treasurer Water tax for Wellington school district res Census enumerator and expense attending Administrators I Company I si and J. JC. & Coal for Rolapp school Sorenson Carpenter work at Spring Glen school i ri i chi r;., rt.,.,1 Judfe of election and Rent of building at hltiBtin for delivery of election supplies Harper Harper for school election Robinson Physical examination, Kenilworth pnpils ley Expense attending board meetings, Administrators' conference, and meeting with architects in Salt Iake City, regarding construction a Kirn of Sorinsr Glen hnilditiir 'sntain Rank "ot Cn T.iihnoTuriheH lotter h, .nils for board office ..... I ley Repairs to playground apparatus. Price Southside school..... larase Cash paid for freight on paint, supplies, screws ana ami una. Helper school, welding hinges, Castle Gate school, car hire, George Ruff, ta Cnlton; tire. tube, and carrier for Superintendent's car: expense of man and cai on inspection trips on repairs, etc., to Spring Glen. Kenilworth. Helper, Canyon schools Jimber Co. Lumber, rk, glass, supplies easing, for Heiner, Castle Gate, Rolapp, and various Spring various ories !'d Grant General contract, Helper school addition Msa Leveling grounds at Castle Gate school wenson Lbr. Co. Lumber, hardware, janitor supplies, 9.50 975.88 32.96 2.50 16.25 wire, paint, tables, coal, cement, varnish, etc., for the various schools, office - and board dormitories - :ewart Tuning piano for Harding Bchool 'e itepaira Scofield school and porch on teachers couago.... ' Furniture Co. springs, Burlap for High school, furniture, beds, ana and express rugs, chairs, shades, linoleum, chair rental fstaSe paid on above for the various schools and dormitories of tne district Sevens .. Cutting weeds at dormitory Wlnghara Kmoloveoa' Cnmnensatinn Publication annual statement, budget notice, notice to school forms, letter supplies, pamphlets, printing various chalk, for High school, paper punc 1. subscription for dormitory, tacks for the various schools and election supplies for ectiooi 2.875.47 .. .. p'vre'n'e" Fire' Kxtinguishers for various schools Hardware "Co". ' 'be district '""" . muriatic Jjrug Co. Suppiies" for dormitory, repair supp'-iesschools.-....------"-'id, science for various blades supplies, and tongue ana i (oal CoRepairs to windows, plumbing and beating systems, eal 'or Slnndardville school -- . to Wellington school building ;::V"'''f,',r i Hardware Co. flush, prepaid freight, and linen prours Pipe e High srhool.. "'1 c. 'WlivanT,,,,;. . ..1 i;iun ami Hldl school telegram to paper for dormitory Subscription Bakery ftread and pastry for the dormitory rnvudiine Machine Co. Twelve sewing machines, oil. needles, and materials for various schools of tho district '""''V.'.'nair " "I' transfers fees, census enumerator book "'"'.Is andtransportation circulating library and postage on ' i,"','1 at Hiawatha school VU,,'r 'd Co. Water for the Spring Glen "Vde'v-hooi''.P?Si.irayside-(mi,nt watk9, and clearing up trash, lo.el R,ml r(,nt fl)r j4 y Cowles Ugravmg Cut of Carbon dormitories outlines M ' Public of Utah, and vari..MS r. ti in geography, history, arthimetic, etc., for t and steam etc. Hnyon Co., c nine, class, putt, at for Spring Canyon school .!,''' t'. "l I,.n i;i l"tnt ,.rilrf ptt.M. and turkevs for the dormitory ,1., '"'nine Tribune subscription for the dormitory Scofield school. Ti::;;;;;r"o,mrti'rs"... ,n,."Sm1 l'"OI I !,. .!,, ,1,1 l CI' II IIOULlin 1"! """' r pi..l"H j t;. 5 01'kin.... , --.,....SI.- IV re "southside school.... I lo i .1 1' . 01 'i.'sii-Association membership tees 8rd Associationexannoauoii ,u" "' "iniocR lor tne ,. u.,. niuun for the Wcll' tr : -- . rniiinu n. srh. s,riJtnn c, ""'Dian T '""an rnn varimin mi ...j W ilrtlg V!(i(., exRn,inin Staiulardville and for Works Filtered water and drinking cups . , . scuooia Standardville "ii,.i,n . KiiimlieM 'for ,, .... i .. slieil,,--.- , 'Ji: L .Untiling oiriinr l' rl Stlir..L "" ch..l rnTVv'.'"lis Cu. C,,,ini ... BC"""" r.. 1.0. "0.'".. wrapping paper 11. : :j. nun?vrK?. '""dy. '"mas-i- ,flt Siiiinv-;.!- 1. ..,,,,."'' "' ""V tu r "in min--..... , - . i ' ii' "ie C a"'l 'M ; ......- ' spr... Kcniiwrtb, m si,r'"- - r"',I'".rei loci for library, Administrators connr. v lights, coal, steam iic. rent, and e.,i ,,f 1,,.1'hers' cottage at Winat . matenn.s. repair Hiawatha. West and eon!, ., water ..,,,.,.. k. cot. ages ground . minor supplies for .rh..ol and coal i"r r schools "". ":, .i:in-.t,,i- i 41.50 129.50 56.00 17.00 18,00 3.50 23.12 62.75 56.39 7.50 1,270.66 5,731.06 40.00 1,306.80 5.00 23.00 1,038.36 22.81 30.00 544.65 450.00 42.36 104.58 21.00 9.11 26.50 7.22 50.38 520.64 132.58 13.50 285.91 1.50 3.30 6.97 the "ilrii't 'faius ... Co. ModeU for various parts cover f 'human body! i. la... First judge the merits of the new car in com5 parison with its price, including all delivery and finance charges. Then weigh any difference in allowance offered on your present car. 80,000.00 $840,000.00 Remember that when you trade-i- n your present car you are after all making a purchase, not a sale. You are simply applying your present car as a credit toward the purchase price of a new car. bonds were called for redemption June 1927, but have not been ()for These They are a portion of the issues refunded and interest ceased June payment. 1, () These bonds are due $12,000.00 annually, beginning April 1, 1931. These bonds are due $16,000.00 annually December 1, 1928, 1929, and 1930. and $4,000.00 annually December 1, 1931 to 1938, inclusive. () GENERAL MOTORS W. G. HARMON, Notary Public. Residence, Price, Utah. My commission expires June 17, 1929. "A Qualified Praise Joe" Cannon's biography, written at liis own request by his secretary, L. W. Busbey, is the subject ol many amusing anecdotes of American politics. Clinton Brainerd vouches for this one. Cannon was once accosted who by a new member of the house had Just made his maiden speech. On of it, being asked if he approved "Uncle" Joe shifted his cigar to the other side of his mouth and answered "Uncle judicially : "You said many good things, and many new things." "Thank you. Mr. Speaker," said the new representative. continued the venerable "But," "the good things were not " new and the new things weren't good Early Form of Banjoof the The existence of instruments a certain lute or guitar kind Implies and culture grade of knowledge to know how among people who stretch strings over soundboards and intervals to determine the required of the length the vibrating varying by found in instruments Such strin"S use by savage or very uncivilized peo introduction their suggest pies or religious through political The Arnhs by a superior race. hesfovved have trade, or by may thus, on the negroes of i guitar Instrument vestern Africa and the Seuegambinn bania" may be, as Mr. Carl Engel the parent of the American con-ues- t for Various Purposes FR1GIDAIRE Old Confession of Faith has been Incorporated either part or as a whole by practically every Christian church. A leg;1iggests, end was to the effect that the Apos.egro's banjo. tle's Creed was formed by the apostles themselves, but there is slight Uncle Sam't Islands documenlary proof of this. It Is by were ceded many supposed to have been taken Islands The Philippine the treaty of from the confession of Peter, see to the United States by 1S9S, following Mark 1G:1, nnd from the baptismal 10, December Parts war. By the Invocation which determined the the Spanish-AmericaUnited States order and arrangement. The the this treaty terms of earliest authentic mention Is found In ?20,000,0CK) in connexto Spain paid of all a passage In the works of St. Irenae-us- , ion with the relinquishment Kico w ho died In 202 A. D when about Porto claims to the Philippines, later a treaty under years old. and eighty and Guam, payfurther a 1900, 7. of November to Spain ment of $100,000 was made Effort Alone Gets Results States United the to cession the Is the Individual's pecu Charucter of the Philippine of further Islands liar way of dealing with life. Char archipelago. acter Is to life what efficiency Is t working. Indolence plays a persisteni Qualifications hand in hmuan nature. Effort Is the was ailing out an The young miss sole reality from which any definite a position In one of result tan be expected. If failure application for In spite of added knowledge, -- Uonswa'What, comes, nothing remains but further elTort residue We have only to renew elTort In the lhe length of your A now She answered thus. light of still better knowledge. Psy cltyr chology Magazine. Inott'r question t..h: "An answered: She defects?" pbyslcal She Paid the Postage freckles." "Only A woman bought a birthday gift in one of Cincinnati's department Habits Weave Chains She asked the saleslady t M are are to life what mils It mailed out from the store to have where train. A train runs a Berkeley, Calif most peo do So rim before. "We will be glad to do so." salt! Tho r habits directing then, and the obliging young clerk, "but If that p ' onlv d'od twliits are '.'00 miles away, you will place Is ovr postage. have to n:itury, Tht ttectrlc refrigerator The First Shall Be Last Has Eye for Color old-tim- The Apostle's Creed Is a confession of faith dating from the Fourth cen- car for every purse and purpose" CHEVROLET . PONTIAC . OLDSMOBILE . OAKLAND BUICK . LaSALLG . CADILLAC . GENERAL MOTORS TRUCKS t YELLOW CABS and COACHES Ancier.ts Used Bells The use of small bells to summon attendants goes hack over 3,000 years. Assyrian tombs, uncovered' from the ruins nnd dust of ages, show that hand bells not unlike our conventional e Nineveh. shapes, were used in Egyptian sculptured work In more than one Inscription also shows that remote antiquity In this as In many another respect had the same Ideas of comfort, and sought to gratify them in much the same manner that we do. We find hells mentioned very early In the history of Israel. The high priest was directed to wear them on the fringes of his official vestments, alternating them with purple, blue and scarlet artificial pomegranates, so that he might be heard when lie went in and out of the holy place to sacrifice, as th Bool, of Exodus has it, "that he die not." Then, as now, all the accessories of divine worship were symbolical, the tinkling golden bells probably typifying the lips that ought ever to be open for prayer, and the tongue that ought ever to be crying mercy when concerned about the sacrifices and other services of the sanctuary. f A woman ninety-four-year-o- re- cently suggested a color scheme for the trolley enrs of the Baltimore traction lines, which may be adopted as the standard. Mrs. Edward Block of Baltimore suggested the color combination. "Although I am far In my ninety-fiftyear I still have an eye for the beautiful things of life," she says. Miss Gusher I think your new novel has a beautiful ending, Mr. Scribbler. Scribbler How did you like the opening chapters? Miss Gusher Oh, I haven't come to those yet. h One Bill Later Frog's Record Hop frog stowed Itself in an airplane at I'ensacola, Fla., and was discovered when the machine landed at MaA "I'm sorry I can't pay you today," said the debtor. "My shoemaker's just con, On. This Is the greatest known hop of any frog of Calaveras county, remarks the Boston Globe. cause you expected your tailor. Here's the bill !" Boston Post, "I suppose you want to marry & girl as near like your mother as possible?" been here!" "Yes, I know," said the tailor. "He told me that you hadn't paid him be- Old Type Wanted "No. Literal Truth "Papa, what was the Stone age7" "That was the glorious period, my son, when a man axed a woman to marry him." going to marry an girl." I'm The first step Is often so expensive that you can't afford to take the P which In trln-Itarhi- n .',7.65 86.53 7.65 2 9 !.'-.-" 1.50 18.00 5 00 10.00 216.83 80.00 24.50 134.00 3.00 (i.t)O 4 98 4.30 213.94 30.01. 26.1- -' 3,.".21.90 3.669.03 82.76 85.3' , , 5 per cent 4!!. per cent... 4 per cent... Board per cent Total 124.70 13.82 . (r Carbon County Seh. Dist., Carbon County Sell. Dist., Carbon County Seh. Dist., Carbon Countv Seh. Dist.. of Edu. Refunding, 4 184.85 V '"';,'.','' of tenebers hismi,v.w ,.'..... 'mil r'l'i'ir mute i..t.. '(miners, Castle Gale, and Sunnysi , "''(I '.. :.. ,uI.ieo " .1,., Miili.'nntencl, He.1f1.i1i ana ri" Liaht r i..i.i- . T '"'""i Moior l HardimC Inlmr, storage, repair'. C, (jUH em's 'ir nlcnb.,1 for cleaning, and science (leiliriiiiiii "'"'ci ottice, nnd dormitory. M,i ,. duplies 1' v i .0 School supplies, jam office supplied. '.'irtiMnre the' various schools and dorn.itor.es, ..." ,v.a 0 freiehl.. oviimsa and t.ostllge .(.i,,i,1 ,,, "illlR- iiv " ... for 11 Refn in" I'll r.J..i.iti freiglii 'r varu.ua aenm. . j ( 1933 (SEAL) 2.50.21 , ,ils-..- 1, Mav 1, 1940 April 1. 1943 Slav 1, 1945 comparison with its real value. 4.000.00 10.000. 0O 31,000.00 120, 000.00 300,000.00 225,000.00 70,000.00 25.00 19.70 312.50 Rxo.26 f.,r 1 . , fi ,'honls school. :,.,,.. noil ooiniii'"" - Adniinistrntors 1,,'h and attending eroi, '"1 ,. and Board otnee. : . , ehol .,ii,,n water : Tiiiil,'... I'hy.sirarmY 'Th "'misnii.( tiQiiu niiiittKir.i trie, serinn vr, . " iiV;.'!, .... ... ,liiiilinieiii ..Il(t"iil floor dressing lor tne ennui, enumerator ana expense l , Thom .. ' " i i.i;'''"':r';'-';"v-"-r"':r;v:;4':.i;'.w;- May Price School District, 5 per cent..... Helper School District. 5 per cent Carbon County H. S. Hist., 5 per cent.. Carbon County Seh. Dist., 5 per cent 1, 1923 1, 1028 54.75 225.39 (5.00 37 42 afhrml TUrd me srhool A1....1... ()rr,,.ai. jnim-- Sept. 1 ss. STATE OF UTAH, County of Carbon. Gen. E. Oekev. the dulv elected. Qualified and acting Clerk of the Board of Education of the Carbon Coiinty School District, Carbon County, Utah, first being duly sworn upon oath, deposes and says that be prepared the above and foregoing statement and that the same contains the full, true and correct report of receipts and disbursements of all moneys by said Board during the school year ending June 30, 1927. . UChE,i, i lera. GKU. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 13th day of August, 1927. offiee election Putlerson Dee. 1, 1, 1927. 'Inning Co. fumb 1908 1908 May 1. 1913 April 1, 1920 Mav 1, 1920 April 1, 1923 May 1, 1925 June 1. 1927 112.00 repair materials. tools, casement fasteners, raopHes, mnresco, Dec. Sept. 13.00 9.50 5.00 3.20 143.65 hardware, paints, repairs, repair materials, mill for various schools and dormitories, brick and Price dormitories; janitor supplies, sawdust for Harding dormitschools, and coal furnished the Price schools and sd 63.11 277.65 school, and expense Expnese while in sewin?. etc. Glen Statement of Bonds Outstanding as at June 30, 1927 the '". Fish for the dormitory Market Meat and groceries for the dormitory t Market Thread and towels for the dormitory ,er Company ji'aj Works Repairs hoist drum, chemical room at High school 'trsoo Physical examination pupils at Columbia school Labor on plumbing anu Heating systems Suniiyside school and ,!fn'k arid M furnished 1,575.25 jo 4,13.1 x 1.1.50 3V40 Five brief morning minutes is all you need to put a piping-ho- t dish of tasty, wholesome Albers Carnation Mush ort lipljf your breakfast table. It helps take the work and worry out of breakfast preparation! Try it tomorrow! c4,bm itandt forHettcr'Breatfasii A ,nh Soli 1 .. "while to travel-- on- PARKER'S I1AIK BALSAM w,v ivrmuv". -- in.il u u victim i raiiiuu'l 1 Restorer Colnr and JLLJ Beauty to Gray and Kat'ed Hair ., ari ?i.ui hi ur'nri'tf UW vy for iir in TLORKSTON SHAMPOO-T(- M connection with VurkT's 11 Kir Ita'cnm. MkhtJiO 0 nt by mvl or et initf Imir Boft ttwlfl ii IT v. r . T" OitiUiont. Fl u. lr. W. N. U Yor C. 11. d'ttH'r or hy mfil 6n. J.mMt B;rry Cy.(2n;5 M.eh. ATO.,Ui;K. Salt Lakfc City, No. lloiiHawiY't druijiMtH, Coin pouml. Kfdnre unniitK Tim Ak Minru-upoliH- . ur lniMinnMS unique. biKlily CB,iitaL J'm um. i.n.firuMt uiit'l a iily Kt'ff hourn wkly. KKIJNKY, J 't 9 'J latiKl'-y- ; IMt. K, I'liiruKO. I'limpa, Tfxti, Iletirt of Pnnhru.,1! hint n h' nt bloc k f ;i.it I'Plt, IVM Vinif 'ixitn Itico. Oil I'iclil on Hott, rf?aun-lih- rn. Jt rail's. Vitu.14 room. Highway 33. AHrnlfon! Michigan luti'li noaf h. for corn, pot a to. a, frrvurpat mm benn. reils, fruits, bfrict, dairy in tr fb, Low eany prices, poultry, pnymfnt. long Hm or li rig;' Ion cost. Mich No crop fail uri Co. Lauds I'wtodkay, Mica. Uaa ievuiop. kt-- t r 37-19- 27. 7.Vr. t'f Mm. 1'rire'a Cunning mtnf' ami fiddM'fR of lf and fiv frk'ivN for "np futrii'Ie. Two xtra nn?tlf 10c. K1605 North lYim, Minn. find arrmll Ambitious A Rent U ith Umh (cr'-T- I |