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Show .afc,,.w,A-.ii.,., -y-i,rA mim ----.....,.,.J,,J....,,,,. ,,,, k ' !''"-', 1 u i " , , 1 ' , -i.r" - ... . ' ,,,.,., ' ., ZZJ.. ...Vx - .-j-.-!. 7 - . THE 145TH FIELD ARTILLERY BAND WHICH COMES TO BINGHAM, TUESDAY NEXT, JULY 9. 016 DRIVE FOR SALE OF , Still Underway In Bingham -New Pledges Are Being Added Daily Workers Are Hopeful Of Completing The Task Before Long List Of Subscriptions Up To June 29. . Bingham has not yet reached her , , ' full quota in the sale of War Savings Stamps, but the campaign is still in progress and new pledges are beipg added daily to the list. This campaign cam-paign has been worked with exceptional excep-tional energy and a great , number of business and professional men of the camp have been on the Job daily for the past two weeks. The town of Bingham' proper has found it rather difficult to bring up 1U quota owing -Js to the fact that many hundreds of 7 residents here subscribed through the outlying camps where they are em-, em-, ployed. This took away from the town proper one of Its sources of securing se-curing pledges, btt notwithstanding this handicap, (Bingham win emerge i from the camrB'.rp wUh flying col- "ors. The peTle ya flA tt Vnow , the word failure in the matter of re- - sponding to the call of th govern- ment and there will be no let up un- v til the town is well over the top. : , The women of the town, have work-r work-r ed valiantly in the campaign and ' -n Wwt,callT every home In the camp V has been visited. Of those visited there are a few who have hot responded, respond-ed, but; they are, expected, to. during . ' the nflt few days. The War Savings Stamps affirt one of the beet invest-, invest-, ments obtainable and there is hardly 4 anyone who cannot afford to take a 4v- ' few of the baby bonda. The purchaser of these bonds should he need the 'j money at any time can convert them . Into cash by giving notice of ten days at the post office. So buying them is just like putting money In the bank and they draw interest at the rate of four per cent compound interest 1 $50; Joseph Grant, $30; iMrs. Carrie Greer, $30; Harry Grorgon, $35; H. R. Gust. $.35; Dr. P.. S. Hageman, $lt)0; Clara Hale, $30; Al Hanson, $35; Wil-ford Wil-ford Hanson, $30; C. iB. Haynes, $105; ft. E. Heck, $65; 'Mayme Hedges, $175; Frank Hblderi, $20; Ben Holley $70; Mrs. Ethel V. Horn, $20; Mrs. J Woster, $25; C. H. Hunt $60; Mrs Pat Hyland. $70; A. L. Inglesby $175; Harry Jacobs, $50; (Mrs. h. C. Jeffrey $40; Mrs. A. h. Jennings, $65; Edith Johnson, $40; F. H. Johnson, $5; Wil-1 liara Johnson, $10; Andrew Johnson,' 15; Charlie Johnson, $35; George Kennell, $100; George Karadlraes, A. J. Kilburn, $50; Ovanda Kindred, $35. Mrs. Alice Knight $70; C. J. Ko-! cour $55; Mrs. J. .B. Koutsman $20; I George Lambakls $35; Clarence Lee. $70; Mildred iLewis $60; John Lindon $10; Pete Loura $60; A. W. Lubeck, $10; George iMallar $30; Erneat Mey-lers Mey-lers $35; Thomas Mihos $310; Albert' j Miller $35; Francis A, Miller $70; Sadie NMlller $55; J. F. Mitchell $110; I Modern Tailoring Co., 170; Earl Mor-ton Mor-ton $30; Maxine Morton $155; J. F. Morrow $30; James McGuveeney $20; !M, A. (Melntyre $33 r C. D. McNeely, $100; Alice Nelson $25; .Mrs. Leo Newman $30; Joseph 13. Nlchol $60; (Mrs. Ella Nicholls $30; Herman Nei-pag Nei-pag $35; George M. Nix $35; (Mrs. H. Nobles $10; William Oddis $100; (Margery (Mar-gery Oddis $100; O'Donnell & Co,( J70: Mrs. Alice Oliver $35; Bill Os-1 j born $30; J. IE, Owen $35; R. Oxfarow I $10; Mrs Ella Paquin $25; John Pan-1 tazls $70: Palace Candy Co., $30; J B. Parsell $35; J. C. Penney Co., $300;' .Pom Pezzopane $176; Hazel Pierce t $65; A J. Pitts $5; James Piatt $50; William Piatt $20; Frank iPollos $30; Princess Theater $100; George Prag-gastls Prag-gastls $90; Carl Ray $130; May Richards Rich-ards $30; 'Mary Robertson $45; A. C. Rodda $70; (Mrs. R. A. Rogers, $65; John Robinson $30; William Robblns $100; Axel ftodes $105; W. If. Rogers 1 160; Royal Laundry $70; Otto Rud-' Rud-' dick, $100; John Sandstrom $35; John (Salos $25; Sanitary Marhnt Co. $3"0; I (Mrs. E. A. Sax $5; .Mary Sax $5. ' I Angelo iSchena, $100; Fred Scown. I $10; i. Selvin. $40; S. G. Seyboldt Baking Ba-king Co., $795; Pauline Shilling. $.530; ' v'fk STdnes. $30; ILest'er il Smith, ' $50; R. c. Smith, $70; Vera Smith, : $150; Alex Sodsrman, $15; Jean Sparr ' $".5; Oeorgo Stamakikis. $50; Mrs H. ,'M. ffteele, $20; C. J. StiJIman, $70; 1 -Mrs. Thoma Strlngham $80; Tnes 1 Stuart. $20: Sam Sutherland 5; Max 1 Svistlne $25; John Svenne $10; F. E Taylor $20; Rose Taylor $20; Alice 1 Taylor $20; Mrs. Max Tappero $30; ! A. T. Tester $50; W. F. Thompson $75; Mrs. F.J Thompson $30; George 1 Theodorakie $90; Gust Theros $30; ! Thorns s Tibbies $30; Anna Tobiason, 4 $20; Togllatti Brothers $50; Joseph 1 Toy, $60; Mrs. C. Van Tromp, $5; Frances Vedder $30; S. Verras $35; Vienna Grocery $700; A. II. Walde- man, $35; John West $80; Charles Wells $100; F. G. Webb, $35; Fred W Webb, $100; Halen West $65; Henrv 4 Wels $200; Oho Westbrook $100; Mrs. A. J. White $75; Grace White 4 $130; j. g, Whltmore $50; MargarH WHlinms $65; W. L. Wilt $10; Roy 4 Wolf,-$25. . J A A list of the subscriptions was published pub-lished In the Press-Bulletin last week . and the committee has prepared an ; additional list for publication this wepk. The?? names Include those which were handed in prior to June 29. There are ouite a number of the . pledges handed in since that time and their names will appear In the Press-Bulletin Press-Bulletin next week. If you have subscribed sub-scribed and your name does not appear ap-pear in the list. Just remember that It was not handed in In time for this Issue, but will appear later. The following subscriptions taken during the st week and reported by the commrtttflie are as follows: ' Daislo Aldorley. 135; W. K. Alexander Alex-ander 70: Burt Allen 160; John Allen Al-len $40; Fdward Anderson $70; Andrew An-drew Anderson $30; O. F. Andrews, $35;' Dan Anderson $35; Herman An-' An-' derson $2T; R. T. Asunanuna $100; "i t Avaletos $35: (Louis Uallnmls $H5: Doris Bakor $55: John S. Balkie ,- $80; Louis Bardls $35; G. L. Barnard , ' $70; Edward Back $40! F. H. Bern Is, ' $75; D. J. IBevan $25: O. T. Berez $35- C. O. Blacket $30; W. E. .Brooks $05; Mrs, C. J. Brooks $45; Jenny .M. Blom $35; Esther Blom $35; Vera Blom $35; Joseph BlPi.t $.', Andrew Blon-qnlht $35; W. 11. Boland $35; Susan Bollv- . er $30; J. A, Boughan $100; Florlnda Bedont $35: Harry Bowman $50: M. J. Bov-Btad $30; Mrs, R. A. Bowlden $20; Chris Bolatos $30; George Brink ! $100; R. Bringhurst $90; Mrs. S...R. rV' BHmhall $50; iMrs. C. II. Brown $75; i - Edith Brnun $"i5; Louis Bunnnr $35;' T. E. Butler $10: Mrs J. A. Butler $20; Frank W. Cnrr ?r,; rhaHes Cat-nlsh Cat-nlsh $30; Gregarlom Cecalo $100; Nick Chrlstodovla $100; Anton Chris-, tense $20; A. C. Cole $200: Mrs. 15. Collier $20;. Ray Connury $35; C'on-' tratto and Tlescr $100; Joseph Crow ; $30; Elsie Crowthcr $35; Ben Cul-bertson Cul-bertson $60: Harris Dados $15; Mrs. Josephine Davis $70; A. Dafnls $30; Louis DeiCol $50.; Walcle Deaton . $10. I Mrs. D. Drew. $35: Phil Brandos, j' ('- $240; Louts O. Dunn, $1,10; William! - Eataugh, $30, John El wood. $60; j James iFJluepuollIIs, $?5; Mrs. C. H. iEHckson. $10; John Erlckson, $35; I Pauline Flny, $125: W. V. Evans,1 . "30: Hn'old Evans. $25; May Evans,, $10; J, M. Evans, $35; D. F. Fergu- son fl"; Joseph Ferrando, $35; Mrs.' D. Fltzelnimons. $50; Jack Flynn, $30; , Eddie Flynn, $50; Emma Flor, $65; Chris. Floutohle,' $30; Nick Frangalls. $40; Grace Gill, $65; William Glenn, $140; Mabel Gordon, $35; Bill Gorgos $35; Severn J. Cranqulst. $10; T) M Griffin, $170; C. If. Greenwell. $35;' C. W. Grcathouse, $50; G. E. Grenfell i |
