Show £ £ 5 sf ' f “ 2 ' THE - - HERALD-REPUBLICAN BOARD NAME TEACHERS Sadie ton C Annette Jessie Rosser M Gillett Banker Margaret Duncan Retta Casady Outcalt Needham DURING SERVE AND 1011 $600 Aliens Calendar - for Married No ‘ ' Year Mapped and Out Rule That Passes McDonbugh $780 Woman Shal tain Serve I Except Under Cer Amelia H Conditions E TiY mil adoption of teachers on and resolutions reports submitted by both the comand school Nvork and of Superintendent Schools board of education at a held last night strenuous session the not only teachers passed who Jar 1911-1912 dar tor toe the With list complete $ net to are fixed at the in the of service salaries Helen School — $1080 I Prossei referred N A to resolution board charge finance tq 1909 school cadets to the fleet refund on Dr the L The On in for high Increased Holmes -Helen i Zetta $600 now of leave on M Clark Gil-r $740 Lucile $840 Lillian Connelly $740 $625 Ora Mary Dunford mer $600 $935: Bertha Tyree Robinson $1200 High school — Virginia Bush school The high teachers following for the school year were 1911-1912 salaries indicated: at the O A Garrett Dukes $1600 Ella M E Alice $1500: Blanche SI 606: 81600 Rowe i 1 - schools-t-Cora $1210 Manic Aiorrett J $1300: CaroSmith Challen $1300 J L $1300: Paine line ttarwooa T C $1250: William $1200: May Webb $1200: IT Critchlow Elizabeth Bond 31200 rances Qualtrough C $1200: Emily Domenge Curtiss $1200: Charles $1200 HMiles E Caine M rances McVichie $1200: Thome Margaret M Cassidy Rose Eliza-i $1200 Poncet It Susie $1140 Wilton Messmore M Clarissa Ellerbeck $1140 $1140 J Elsie Jessie $1140 Maxwell Ward $1140 William $1140 Marv Mayne E Effie $1120 Crafts $1100: Hague E E Ethel $1120 Attridge Garnet R Rilev Cassidy $1110 $1120' Minnie D S $1080: Todd James McNlece $1080 Guy $17080 Hulda Youngberg $1080 Meta Boettcher Montgomery orrester $1060 $1080 Katherine Boxrud $1020: L Mabel Brown Helen M i $1160: beth ! I ' $1200 NVhite D ' Cleveland Plymouth at cabin Second fNVill Carte and la a Calls call St Hr L Y A J III Chicago Denver lot! Main Utah or Rio Sr St Benton Grande Lake Salt j You Harvey Mana Esther Hatt McDonald lora Sal-lie Hosford Ivy DeEtta $800 Brown Mary Jordan Zoe Limbocker Edith Grace — Bermant R Walters Schramm Agnes Maude Roche Lawson Ella Maude Chugg Grace VanVorstenberg Sarah IL McKenzie Mabel Bessie Grace Neilson Young $840 Myrtle Grace Salary Brown — Lyons Agnes Martin McMahon ay Lillie S Booth Ruby Gamette Minnie Buchanan Hazel George May P Duke Clara Blanche Carrie Young Warner Lillian Hamilton Caroline Thomas Man oung 'Are Harrison Alice Getting Thomas Rose Macdonald Bradford Duffy Mary an uuvn Lisle Rhoda neim Doty Margaret xiartwei Edith Maggie Layton Hunter Celia Potter B Grace E Smith lorence Crossen Violet Iverson Ann Parsons Irene Nora Reese Adelaide Nelson Christensen Judges Corinne oster Annie Myrtle J NVallace Edna L Myrtle Reese Margaret Morgan E Lyle Grace Parr Wimmer Rhea Alice Simons Minnie Duray Newland Phillips Nora B Emma Sudheimer Clara Salary $870— Jeanette Mitchell J Christensen Kener Laura Tyler Mary A Laura Malin Jean McNeill Nellie Higgs Mary H Emma McLaury Violet Rosser Bardsley Salary $900 — Edith Smith Emma Holland Ida Louisa Maria Sconberg King annie Duckbee Cordelia Green Jensen Sue Grace Snyder Corbett Adelaide W Leola Joynt Evans Mary Moffett Emma C L Schrack Jessie Tibbs Wray J Marie Meloy Jennie Breckon Anna Violet Myers NVhltworth lora Irene " v Schwalbach Emery Amelia Harriet Hobart Schwalbach Mary Parker Ahead? j Chesley anny Lydia Chase elman "West A I Bessie Schick Irvine Disley Roberts Salary 150 Luella Deborah E Boulogne at T 1 Cherbourg Line P City June restaurant only Hamburg-American Randolph 27 25 JRitz-Carlton ' Pennsylvania May 3 T Lilly Grirns-dell Elizabeth Peterson Ada Myrtle Lucy Duray Christina Olsen Cracroft Ada Cram Anna Rotzler Gertrude Isabel Rhoda Baxter Leonard E Lois Pearson Eleanor Roche M Clella Cushing Davis Libble McCready -Hamburg m lorence Lillie Pauli Mary J Johanna Ethel Martin Salmon Irene Willie Sudheimer HAMBURG-AMERICAN London— Pendleton 1'arnsworth Harris Ethel $700— Erma Tre-mayne STEAMSHIPS v I Ma-bolle - Lincoln Pres May 17 11 a Aug jKaiserin May Vic Rhoda Blank Mildred Chn Ella Cobbley Ada Elsie - ” Paris— Alt Galbraith Du S E at 9 such times schools snail o’clock schools sessions Are you t Where of little a salary will $5 $1462 in $3252 begins wr'l superintendent the as $8070 years and in Gussie ten $25888 Palmer $910 Alice Salary — Benz Marie Hunt Open TODAY? savings a forty account ? s j The Oldest ’ in Bank $920 Salary one shall day’s of during Educational lAttley Lillian Lydia Brooke Moreton Salary Utah Leah Grace Arnold H Lam A 27 shall Kendall Union sessions two dally on each above $35 than dates more of the i 4 Wwlw : ? J 1 31 May week September to- ‘ - This teachers of meeting general and 10 Monday August 28 High school gym: High school NVednesdav Thursday 30 31 and August September examination Thursday and 24 August to - and 25 High entrance school m registration n riday examination NVednesday M i August ii Maiv it High to school teacher appointment must as &kiJIlt ‘Pl prerequisite meet requirements for certification state board of education in high accredited schools the by set the KILL a li! rd fM I P'i j 7 u extraction All ‘ Hawes Mattle Cutler Stanchfield Jane Lytle Nz Caroling Carah J Wolcott Mariza Mary J $945— Ina N Nichols O Marjorie Whiteley Mina 4 a is tar d-4 THROUGH MISTAKE Hamilton Brothers rad Capture Great alls Shot in Grave Mont May to V wlffl 11 Q I m - IkTK’fl ItZ K Attempt m ' work PRICES of or ’guaranteed RBMEjlBEK We Treat teeth You Brown Salary US Right s $1000 Anna M Louise — Bledsoe Anderson Shiell' Ella Keate Emma Murphy Dorothy Bowman' Theresa Bodbe HarrisonLouise D Cora Patterson Lou Eva Dunn Lloyd Martha Alexander Caroline Smith May Thomas Cora Eaton Paul Maude ’Matilda Stephens Storer Ros® O E Mattie McKay’ Blanche Lawson Georgia Wheeler Ada M Pratt Maude Clark Salary $1020— Rachel Edwards Alma TJhttaker Emma J Mitdhell annie Galbraith Olive erris Anna Ki Brun-1 - rii i as will nn ill J id I ql I 9— In effort an k- r some THE LOT OTHER Actual suits these you by us stylish from goods of the very fabrics' were bought up and instead into for half a on than half more AND SIZES ALL — owing SUITING AS be must each IN VtGE-RAUX PLENTY WETT AR A BLUES necessary alterations unusual redaction on the to NAVY COLORS ALE DIAGONALES MANNISH YES ETC REPRESENTING any we and' event Youf every garment saving GRAYS AND DESIRABLE SHADES of dis-i special this LIGHT cost of goods department suits spring snappy CORDS WE and York’s New of one sacrifice -save A suit dress CONTAINS WHIP BASKET WANTED THE THE least tail--ored perfectly for express at on SERGES Util by in line— no perfectly order — every our suiting tremendous a realize and 'vrz capture the body snatchers who body of the Conrad baby from the local cemetery over a year the ago father of the dead baby And his brother tonight killed in mistake for of one the robbers grave Joseph Hamilton of Cascade county who was IN in aiding them effort to an capture the had the men wno body of The body the year-old of baby Harfield Conrad the lion NV G son of of Conrad the one In wealthiest men firnrve Cleans the lirandler Gloves state Miss was stolen its from grave over a year and ago various offersGasoline be With They Become being suosequQntly’ mail's made through the nlted Seriously Burned and by of publication personal advertisements’ to restore the body the on of certain payment An effort a sums match with As a result of striking was made to capture-the her in robbers a couple trloves she had hands encased of after the robbery months just cleaned with gasoline Miss Geneve grave by Ostensibly of of accepting one Brandley daughter Karl Brandley these offers but 54 through a badly mistake the street burned Jeremy was guilty escaped men and wrists at her home about the hands Nothing more was heard of them until yesterday afternoon lately fire gloves and when the offer to restore the caught The screaming if body was made Harfield with pain and fright the girl Conrad ran deposit would $1500 at a certain Mrs spot where Brandley down stairs tn Answer was a the made through personal extinguishing fire her on directed advertisement as right hand' glove Before the other Conrad was then told to go to’ a certain glove Miss extinguished Brandley was spot the along road fearing she had started toward ort a conflagration Benton and leave the beside in a her rushed upstairs again with money room lantern which he would find there The her left hand still burning Conrads enlisted Joseph 'Hamilton physicians flesh a Attending found the sheriff of former the of and a the left to the county hand burned bone man of considerable to daring help in them ana to on tne ringers tnumo owing the and while of work doing so he the quick action Mrs Brandley the was for taken the robber and girl’s right not graye hand seriously Inwas was the at shipped l I in Is -yj Robber charged O att: for bn : garment ex-sheriff GLOVES GIRL’S LAMES PETIT SflincM drawn Some perhaps ACT a you "cash in quoted need value’’ to of today’s one ads — special price something on buy — has an Immediate to you If furnished the and go the see for Pt jurors on drawn aster for rated Park Expect Only in Lake Stronger 'ss More Motor lighter More- More operation high-grade Lighter and open cylinders be from yet to Simpler fea-‘ wheels Better At D Better steering connections More the is for of Greater steel of range con trol More more proportion entered Tom 3642 contests to and in number Holds record : Botterill ' founder to tested Automobile Co of night Two the St Phones 3252 Kenyon the the E G is rice with runs Beat motor $1(150 to 81000 enra with Suit Is -'’j eagernesz’ In each clans iteresanrira Lake - 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Tell ll 1 f plate the it night last unex uected i it a is ample reason should he sudden weather IS prepared changes Stylish near - ideal I We've fabrics r ! V acks may of' and grays from fine pattern which you ’f choose Prices snaps lot a I A to rain-stprnfs for cold and bl garment- ready o H j : $12 to (' $35 - par-tlallyj submergedwhen the ditch the Owing to the the and' cars difficulty extricating recovering the mail letters 'from bags 'the coast all received of a were week overdue of it destroyed Some entirely by wass the water ! The " ' he night cold the have LAKE f - - home wnere possibility a An ( coming LETTERS ’ -1 a his Raincoat were reception Lewis ’ ’“It ’ SOMEBODY happen large and A local tour exclusively one held the during meetings women Into State for Richards Monday you committees of 7 the Woman’s of lecture a on of for league the of South Sin- the for OUNDER 5 world’s speed for class' for to advertises someone there’s you TO parlors arrange Lake mass Salt why in in and many Instances the ink so blurred to as make the address almost illegible Of a Jarge batch mail Los intermediate from Angeles and points that was submerged when train No 2 the passenger Salt Lake on parts of editor has been few days who - and window’: day (yesterday) Which heaviest American the entertainment Water carefully Inspected was against to our turned time meeting the held in hotel last and next rained o'clock national at 7 o’clock reach Salt the the this at REACH "heat-treated’ OREGON former Armstrong Lake last night returned River Oregon Hood fruit taken to raising ’ the will WATER-SOAKED - TO ’’ his Neither man seemed accident occurred Herald-Republican The in visiting Salt be and cut the RETURNS If and going in to Lake park in The reservations already cent than per greater regular chapter league ' brakes how just ln--jured His slightly were Can Never ou glass assistant Spencer Short Oregon S of 100 last year the out car quicker-acting Stronger to slightly this bruised was LeRoy AUTO at bartender and South irst blew m lubricate fenders Olesen BY windstorm tures Better INJURED what’s 7 founder’s visit here Mr Lewis whose headquarters is touring Louis are the' United States visiting every chapter of the national league crank said he and - Y of for stronger is which leg know to night neck the dressed was without a charge saloon next date that run at Salt years of special a to shaft dirt-proof lar at-St proved Twbbearing clean Joseph regular ' and control ball to Better to its inaugurate park schedule AMERICAN LEAGUE WELCOME ITS to Thoroughly bearings Easier and comfortable easier in the are those horse per power Quiet line wound name Oregon the Beginning agent outlook appointed In received will the 6:45 at Line travel frame Handsomer finish will train According and refinements conveniences Heavy number of Line passenger car won design his Opens Next Travel for bookings Lake evening every reaching the of borders park the following morning I costing less $4000 which ever Glidden trophy and arm Sec-end last in o’clock 1 William by and -morning ” serious not in jail locked HEAVY Season already special the Salt many made ‘ at down 41 the car street and Commercial received a stab ¥ weapon Quinn’s follows: as ARE Yellowstone Monday May 15 “30” than Simpler are RESERVATIONS medium-priced power of number the on knocked automobile - reservations Why horse commencing a at IGHT and Peter Tlnimon a bartender was given a beating Both were taken men to the station and booked Timmon was of on a charge assault with’ a deadly before un fight a South Quinn : Week With a large market the came J room Chalmers best to L 1 Short the During federal court was The jurors be will cases STREET street was E White’s chest A II Bishop Eardley Salt Lake E L J Ogden Salt Roper Lake NV J Carpenter Kanias M Harmon J Provo Abraham Jorgenson Logan E Paxton City Niel Park Madsen Scofield John S J Cooper Nephi G A Hays Bingham Horn Ogden: W B Salt Jack Lake: Joseph Hostley H C L Coalville J Richens Echo: C H Moroni Stephenson Anderson Price William Cunningham Wendon Mt Byron Caster Pleasant rank Elmer L E armington: Payson Abbott Salt rank Hines Lake Charles I P Rich A Taylorsville Marquis C E Garland: Cross Grand Woods Wilken-son Joseph Lowe Moroni Joseph R P Richfield Hunter Ogden: NV J Tooele Taylor Brown James E Levan Charles Pooler Elsinore Returning is for John Definite Reasons the Listed jurors THROAT THE IN DURING cases Yellowstone 25 the the petit Lepage Morris which’ are among slave 1 The is ads room you’ve which an hour today in neighborhood take wanted to live a long to of one from of in Judge June white jured ’ term of Case Arc venire yesterday summoned succeeded shot special 'June the Try to Panel ederal Court SLASHED DRAWN JURORS of The 4 Won Edith JhA t 1 Bos- r IXI ! quality— these us to made— made made sample a garment every well playing them in our had them made up II I I igOio Ji t ' hSili ‘Pd AlSdlfflll Con by 41 Ls I Joseph WMfrlO a Ella Jelich Crowder Kathryn Dysart Salary BUss Ida $970— Matilda Kuby Knowlton Emma Swan Nellie Elizabeth Hann Stocking Jane Emma WORK HONESp iniess Althea Carney Sarah I Lake Barbara Hoffer G May Emma Alexander Mattie Porter J Daft Maude- Croff M Anderson STREET HONEST i’S son Mcall by ll ii'- EX-SHERI 8 to W i lot— not expressly high classclass tailors— high finest ii teachers for but strictly 30 Each job a made thoroughly Is riday teachers’ 1 not styles and supervisors a is discarded August Inclusive principals 1 ' ' ! Meetings--lnstltute stole -A session named etc day Holidays Labor Monday — October' air day riday September 6: Tranksgiving recess Thursday and riday 30 and December November holidays Schools Christmas — close for the Christmas vacation at the close of school Thursday December 21 "and open Tuesday morning January 2 1912 Lincoln's birthday Monday 12 ebruary birthday Washington’s 22 ebruary Thursday spring vacation April beginning week Arbor day 15 April Monday Decoration day 30: Thursday May ield day riday 28 Prices compensation drawnfor be Half Than association Utah Educational attended that provided not Less Received — Never Before Displayed $40 and $45 TAILORED $3750 SUITS on sale today at 29 each for compensation and Just ' ’5 SIX Si Co Celia Julia Dailey 3 Half one-half the shall At association and 28 receive Wells Clary Salary Dental Smithen $940— Susanna Wilt A Morf Mabel TAILORED - the dose Utah November Hillam — Eugenia Here I I Jensen -Anderson Walkeri Brothers Bankers L Louise lorence Harrison Edith Alice Kendall Christensen Grace isher Grace Minnie Ray McGonagle Roberts Ella Ida Eva Eldredge Kelsey Ella Jeremy Zeta Morris P $920 Durnell Salary Kate — Mary Alley Anna R Adams Martha P Smith C NVall Rubetta Kathryn Moorhead Livingston Elizabeth Swenson Margaret Thackeray Adeline Raa Woodcock Howard Annie Margaret A i years Anna Edna L NEW i ! teacher Ruth twenty in Vote R Baker M 150 1 v Margaret Suit Is ’ in to years years your four per cent interest added amount five of out with compound i earning payday each week a when over? are power Save you be highest will days your f all spending you earn? t Come night: last Edwards ( I J ’ the of on Each of - $1200:Mathilde i lorence Rosella’ Scofield Edith Christy Margaret Maude Smith rederickson Mary NVhite Polly Johnson Pauline Zillah Reynolds Matilda Darke razee inster Ethel Helene Harriet Symons Christensen Penfold Carrie Annie Holmes B Laura Stevens Mary Storer Eva Melville Edith Beless Rosabell L Odell Mary Dutton Lenore Hann Evans Lola Ivy Schluter Mary NVatklns Tillie Lillie Caroline Koch Penney Reiser Ruth Armstrong Emma Bessie D Alice Goffe Jones Hulbert Violet Claire Noall Guthrie Mary Priscilla Ryel Rose Mabel Solomon Nora Pendleton Minnie B Ivie Graves J Ensign Lucy Mary Brown Qulnnt NVilkinson lorence Smithen Edna Stella Myrtle Brain Corinne Christensen M Elsie DeGroot Brown May Ethel Hayward Helen Davis B Sadie Payne $780 Salary Jean Wllberta Hyde NVhltncy Elva —Gundry Myra Reid Birdie Nellie Casady Blomquist Aliea Lydia Palmer Eva Pitcher Nora Zink Jennette Harriet Swan Luella Irma Golding NVareing Lola Guthrie Lucio Daphne Bateman Lillian Peterson NellieNValch Simonds Mayme Baxter Beamish Maude Blanche Kidder Edith Gaby Josephine Elsie Mooney rederickson Gertrude lagel Carrie Marguerite Romence Taylor Clara V NVhite Maude Morgan re-elected ’ Irma NVilliams Bowdidge Thorup Salary Gothberg Worthen absence’ Teachers elementary NVilkinson Katherine Cushing Glanfield Ada i $780 son Ivy Erickson $700: Blanche Jacobs Beatrice Lougie Peter-i& $780: Lucile Bertha Barney $700 it Driscoll Eva Lulu Thomas ! receive the NVilliams kindergarten $780 prescribed adopted schedule: by the in — ! V’4-' and designate such teacher attending meetings for shall her as may be designated full and regular compensation for this or partial attendance week Just shall equitable compensationan be but for allowed no compensation this to be allowed any week shall all teacherherself who absents from school class Regular appointments shall begin work Tuesday September salaries the - salary $180 — graduates Bergstrom Hortense Levison May Rasmussen Lucile itzgerald Beer Marie lorence Doris Chloe Skewes Havener Zora Lilly Sharp Morse agerstrom Irene Smith Emma Bertagnoli Emma K Dresser Elizabeth Anderson ‘Evelyn lora Emily Harris Pugb Anna North Hazel Woodmansee ranc Devereux Smith olland Essie Reta Trout Mary Vivian Anderson Higgs Erma Sims E Experienced teachers — Anna Albaugh determined the board Augusta H razer owing teachers were reappointed indicated f schools at term Stevens $1020 for calendar asadopted school the year5"-HMl-1912 at of $780 Superintendent Ethel Krebs Horkin NVa-ples Hattie Barbara erguson Long Lois Davis Mabel Cora Moreton B NVilcox Minnie Welch Ruth Thomas Della Carruthers Evelyn Helen Scobee Vera Denny Marie Nina olsom Smith Martha uegar MVil-cox Glen Bessie Alice Martha Simons Kate O’Rourke Harriet McCarrick $600 Salary Ruby Neslen Margaret McConaughy — Louise Judges Naomi Deal Beda Nordvall Gwen Parry Crescent Ailcen Smith Ethel irman arroll Cera Bassett Anderson ThornleyCatherine Norma Marron Lois Anderson Nora Vera Davis Wanless enton Celia NVardrop Erma Ella Grace Tempest Andrea Palmer Effie L Edna’ Anderson Mathews Cooper Cecil Stella Estelle Shores Hann Daft Violet Bath Ridotta Pai’menter Ivy orrester Gay Mabel Thomas Indicated: W Mary oL ' Beatrice Roche Myrtle Kelsey Ethel Ada Valentine Rasmussen re-elected E Simmons the Bartlett Helen X- Cox each 5 ' ' $700 $1020 $510 Glen Salary — Hilda Cram Brown lora Marie McCanne $750 to teachers from heads of departments from $1500 to class $1600 ninth regular teachers added $1400: teachers group ’A $1300 to $1400 teachers The following named were for the school appointed year 1911-1912 $780: public next of reelected salaries the held be All Christensen rules $800: Rands were Rose ’ is II L odayr b ' Wanless “Caperton Hazel Hartley board of education irst Semester — the i recommendation the the science ' schools at term next Parry Marjorie $840 T D i domestic : the lorence principals Ira indicated: ’ School Elementary Inexperienced normal and $2100 elementary for 1 salaries in Vice $230 i following teachers the the M Travis — $2100 the in unused pianist Gillilan -Martin the committee in raised the high board schedule was Probationary i Al-verda ' left I ’ j rancisco to meet subscribers to different the rata basis the sum of was school salary follows: C whereby that as Roepke calen V Parratt $1500 Harry Essex O L P A $1200: $1200 Goodale $250 Christensen band instructor Christensen the funds of trip committee treasuryof action ’the By : fiscal the school D San pro a which aLthe ’for entire the j and list the by reepmmend of will '$2000 out 4 i introduced adopted' was In city mapped B Mattle Superintendent report Douglas ’ ’-Jj 2-: 1 re-appointed B Edgar lorence $960 Jennings II Zobel $1020 Coates Edna M $900 $900 Dyer Lavinna Winifred H Alary $700 Teasaei Rutn rarxe '$‘620 $710 ernstrom Smith Ruby $620 A Leone Smith NV McKay $1300 Mrs Leatherwood t Jennings and Mrs were stricken from later u A V ’- ’ begins $1020: - Martha appointed and school system Robert anny Rosenblatt term first closes Monday term August 28 10 riday term second November 13 Novembersecond Monday 26 closes riday January term irst begins Semester — term Second 29 first closes January Monday term 29 riday March term begins second April 1 closes second Monday term riday June 7 During the ‘week beginning Monday teachers’ meetings preparatory August 28 to the school regular work shall next Instructor Mrs the also - vision newly of but term of adoption the teachers’ list G Supervisor N Child and J of Vhallen the high school appointed were oC the board members of teachers’ to associate examiners 1 IL' With in Supervisor Christensenthat capacity while a measure was passed providing that no married wom-w be in an should retained the school system nntess she is forced to her earn livelihood her through husband’s own death or other dethis Under causes for ” - Your Anna Alvira Mary Storer irst DILjiChristonfeen too Martin NVelch Smith Ruth by THE Stalker Ormond Weller ollowing theschool i ! $700 Albaugh Theresa’ Leah 1 Julia --High - Mary Lucy $705 $720 Russell' Rachel Lucy $740 Bessie Bancroft Allen School i' Schoolsi-$540 Hannah Pltt’Alyda J 1911 10 Sale — Greaves ' WEDNESDAY' MAY UTAH m— red Ione J M Supplemental -Elementary l CITY -Winona itzGerald Sappington Carrie Carroll 1012 Sarah Elizabeth Anderson TO ' i ft LAKE ' SCHOOL ‘X SALT ads' want UiVlH y-' caa serve s'!'e' vou 138 S 'J? -TS-- -a1 ST MAIN a -l4O-l42 i s' -W ' ' it niv l'-s ?''-' -'’Xv-'’ 1 : 2 - ‘ |