HOSPITAL /V 'j T£r'
Mrs. Moonier end her baby'daughter went to
her home this last Monday.
Mrs. Irving Netrville ras hospitalized’ on
T&osday l&y 20, for medical treatment.
Mr. Herman Jeger rab admitted for medical
treatment this week.
Mrs. Guy Hcnkins ras also admitted for
medical treatment this reek.
The Hospital is still minus a cook, One
roman ras able to give a couple of days
this rook to help out, but a 'permanent
cook has not yet beon located.
Mrs. June Barker -tho has been acting as
manager since Mrs, Day left, tendered hor
resignation this last reek. Mrs, Barker
already has ono full time job in tho
doctor’s office and she found that trying
to carry the load for the Hospital ras en
tirely too much.
The Hospital is also minus a manager
which makes its operation rather diffi
cult,
To the question oft asked about a doctor
when Dr, Andrews leaves.— we answer that
III'. Andrews stated last week that she ex
pected to be here for several months. Dr.
TThieldon is leaving tho Territory to join
the faculty'at tho California Institute''of :
To chnio logy, sometime in th: near future,
but Dr. Andrews rill remain here for a
while.
EMBROIDERY PIE CEB
? I L L 0 "7 CASES (now in
ctock) and many other nieces fror.i
small to large items.
YARN in a wide variety of
beautiful colors.
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CLOTHES CLEANED & PRESSED
AT REASONABLE PRICES
ALSO
EXPERIENCED LADIES' TAILOR
Have your clothes made to fit.
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Remember--Clothes last
longer if cleaned and
pressed before storing.
EFFICIENT & DEPSTDAXE
x. SERVICE
V "\OPEN: 5 days week
/MONDAY - FRIDAY
COAL
FUEL OIL
&
OTHER
miscellaneous needs
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