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J. H. ROMIG. M. D.
Office in R. R. Bldg. 1
Residence Third A\e.
Phones: Office. Madison 130;
Residence Adams 48.
#L. R. C. p7& L. U. C. S. Edinburgh
L. F. P. & S., Glasgow.
J. M. SLOAN. M. D., C. M.
Van Gilder Building
Office houra: l to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m
Formerly of Nome.
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T u O. O. M. Nm 1425
MeeU every Tuesday 8 P.M., at
A. B. Hall. Viaitiag Brother*
invited.
J. M. Sloan. Dictator
i K. E. RUDOLPH. Secretary.
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The following ult. nded the work
room during die month of January.
M dames: Sloan, Hannon, Wever,
L a, Weir, Orlamier, Root, Leslie,
Small. Tecklenburg, 1/Ossness, Castle,
Colburn and Coffey:—
The following knitted articles were
turned »n during January:—
Socks. Mrs. Crawford 1 Mr. Rodgers,
1, Mrs. Sloan. 2, Loonhardt, 2, Raugh
man. Lossness 2. Sexton , l. Mo; -
ford. d. Thoday, 2, Peterson, 1, Tayhv
d. Graff. 1, Miss Gilmour, 1, and 1 pr.
wristlets.
Sweaters:— 1
Roraig 2; thrown, 2; McKenzie, 1;
! e>nh v2t. 1; Adams , 2; Davis, 1;
Sexton. 1; Mot-ford 6; Root, 1: Taylor j
•*: Mis> Cooper, 1: Merritt, l: P. An
! »rson d;
F.’vht weaters and eight pairs of
so u in from the following ladies
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from Nnulchie, reached here just in
time to complete our allotment:- Mrs.
C Herkin, 3; Lemon, 2; Mrs. Frank
! Cooper , 1; Kelly, 2;
Socks:—
Mrs. Frank Cooper , 2; Kelly , l; Al
exandria Cooper, 1; Phinney Kelly, 1;
Kffie Oskol Loff, 1; Mrs. John Matson
1; Johannsen, 1.
A large box of Belgian refugee gar
ments was sent to Newark N. J., on
tlie Alameda. We wish to thank all
persons who so liberally donated to
this cause all articles received were in
such good condition.
Another box of articles sent out on
the Alameda contained 85 pairs of
socks, 45 sweaters, 27 pairs pajama
8 con valascent robes, 9 pairs wrist
lets, 6 woman’s dresses. 30 abdomna’
bandages, 40 waste gauze pads, 25
triangular bandages. 2 ambulance pil
low's and 1 paper back pad.
With so few attending the work
room it was found impossible to com
plete the Allotment of Children’s
dresses to ship out on the Alameda.
Mrs. Rich kindly offered to make the
remaining 18 dresses at .50ets. apiece,
so we were able to get them away on
time. Mrs. Estes, Thoday, Stotko, Rich
Harmon, SI .k , Wever and Miss Rass
musin completed the allotment assign
ed to them.
The workroom will remain closed
until further notice, anyone wishing
yarn for sweaters or sox may get it
at the workroom.
STARTS FIRE WITH
WAR SAVING STAMPS'
VISALLA, Feb., 10— By A. P.—
Post office inspectors are investi
gating the circumstances surrounding
the disappearance of 170 war saving
certificates, valued at slightly in ex
cess of $700, which were recently re- j
ported missing by Postmaster F. J.
Klindera must permanently stand the
loss o»* whether the government wiP
accept his theory that he deliberate!}
THE KEY
CIGARS
10, 25 and 50
in a box
50 cents to $6
per box
A big stock of
CHOICE CANDY
in Plain and Fancy
boxes
THE KEY
burned the stanps in the stove at his
home through carelessness in which
event he may be reimbursed.
Mr. Klindera, though admitting that
he is not certain, expresses the belie
that he used the stamps to start a fir
for his sick daughter’s comfort.
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BRITISH MERCHANTS ARE
AFTER MEXICAN TRAD! j
MEXICO CITY, Feb., 10— By A.I
British merchants have begun thei
campaign to reconquer their old trade
markets in Mexico and obtain nev
ones. The general offices of the Nat
ional Railways have received notice
that a freighter has sailed from
Liverpool laden with British merchan
dice for Mexico. The voyage will bo in
the nature of an exploration. It is al
so announced that American compan
ies are rushing plans to put into com
mission a number of steamers for ser
vice between Pacific p V/ . 1.' of th' I
United States a.id Mexico. Japane.-r
interests e.bo are preparing to cstab
lish lines with west coast Mexica;
ports.
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