THE SELMA IRRIGATOR PAGE THREE SATURDAY AUG. 28, 1915 LOCAL ITEfAS OF INTEREST Personal and Business Locals Condensed Who They Are And Where They Go HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK IN AND AROUND SELMA Miss Gwen Howe of Ilan-! ford is visiting with Miss Clara I Adams of this place. Horses shod, plain, rough, $2.00, until further notice at the IXL shop, C. II. Newton.
slotfsw Geo. Jessen and son, Albert, drove over to San Luis Obispo i Saturday and brought Mrs. Jessen home with them Sun- Special Showing of Ladies Dresses ft- fry. W-l" fi Bill Moore left for Stanford Friday. For expert watch repairing see Frank Belew.
jl2tfswc S. II. Gill Co. are moving into their new store. Ice house phone 381-W, or Will Matlock, 313-R.
j7tfswc Walter Scott and family are in San Francisco doing the fair. See that your insurance is looked after by the old reliable Selma Land Co. alltfswc I town, $5,000 without the crop. Selma Land Co. alltfswc Dr.
Leona fa'ylcr, 2447 North McCall avenue, 1 Mr-. F. Tucker is quite sick. Phone 395-M. o21tfsc She has an attack of grip in- II.
L. Milner and H. N. Bates jectlon-drove down from Fresno Friday on a business trip. Fred Butterfield sick.
sc! Eyes tested and glasses fitted. Dr. Fred H. Williams, We have a consigned shipment of Ladies Summer Dresses in value up to $6.00 that we are offering for today at the very special price of $2.75. Please make selections early.
life IT pk 1 gw day. Barbed wire painted a fo- liage green is now being manufactured for use of the armies 1 in Europe. Steel men say that a short distance away it is im-possible to see the green wire. 1 Curtis Mossberg was arrest-i ed at Turlock Thursday for violating the speed ordinance. He and Julius Jensen were on their way to San Francisco by auto.
Mossberg pleaded guil-1 ty before Justice Brown and paid a fine of $5. O. E. Dillon has notice from headquarters that quite an ad-1 dition has been made to his du- i ties by the new law which 1 went into effect on August 8th. Under its provisions Mr.
Dillon is made registrar of births and i deaths. They must all be re- ported to him as city clerk. 1 Dr. Fred H. Williams, and daughter, Ruth, and F.
B. 1 office over Wright Bros. j30tfs Some vineyardists intend to start picking their Thompsons next week. Save money by insuring your property in strong independent, competitive companies. E.
P. Todd, Agent. aStfswc Money to Loan At 7 per cent on improved ranch property. E. P.
Todd, agent. a24tfswc Harry Say of Parlier and Clark Crocker leave Sunday for Stanford to resume school duties. SPECIAL ITEMS 50c Ladies Black and White Lisle Hose 15c 10c and 15c Dress Crepes Colored Underskirts, splendid value 79c Mens Ribbed Underwear, broken sizes 35c Childrens White Canvas Shoes 50c ABOUT 5. H. STAMPS You have perhaps found that Green Stamps bring you more returns than you had hoped for.
Many are saving them now who were not interested at first. If you are not saving them, please call at our Premium Department and we will explain to you how you can profit at no cost to you. J. E. Henriksen left Monday for Del Rey and intends soon Wright are expected home to-1 out the crop.
Selma Land Co. to leave for San Francisco to day from their mountain trip, alltfswc 'see the fair. If any of our readers enjoy Selma Union high school and Selma Veterinary Hospital. 1 2 stories, espec-iahy of fish i the Selma grammar schools Dr. J.
R. Hoop, Proprietor. an Sai-eexpois, nej ou same1 1612 East Front street. 0,1 hand "hen this will all open on the Si.1"' I 56l'l ti Ay -pi fill! nil M3 We Close at 8:30 oclock Saturday Nights. We Close at 8:30 oclock Saturday Nights.
day, September 13th. this fall. flOtfsc For Sale Hcistcin cow. Miss Everett, who formerly fresh. Tamworth pigs (ham taught in Selma Union high and bacon) meat type of hog, at ranch, near Lac Jac.
O. W. Steinwand. alOtfswc J. L.
Carrington was brought in from his home, near Co school, was in Selma Monday to spend the day with Mrs. I. M. Manlove. For Sale Victor phono graph, 40 records and hand- nejo, to the Selma sanitarium some oak cabinet, all in first class condition, $25.00.
Inquire of J. B. Byrne. a4mls J. N.
Cox drove down from ONeals Sunday. He says there are no buyers for beef cattle in that section this fall, Thursday. He is suffering from Brights disease. For Sale or Trade My equity in a fine shady residence property. See Palace of Bargains, or Phone 53.
The Selma Sanitary Wet Wash Laundry Dry Cleaning, Pressing Dyeing and Repairing C. O. SEAMAN CO. Phone 43 Next to P. O.
first time for years. Mr. and Mrs. F. C.
Berry Pumping plants repaired, and son Othmar expect to I Satisfaction, or no charge, leave the first of the week for 1305 Second street, phone 1 reaches Second street. Miss Eleanor Smelser left1 'Selma Wednesday for Colo--rado Springs. She has been visiting for the past month with her cousin, Mrs. R. C.
Turvin, and goes first to San Francisco, then down the coast road to San Diego and from that place to her home. Dr. J. H. Wagner, wife and sister, Miss Lillian, left Sunday for San Francisco where Wagner and Miss Lillian I will see the fair for a few 'days, after which the latter will proceed to Bisbee, Arizona, where she teaches again this winter.
Dr. Wagner came home Monday. F. H. Schoeb, wife and two sons of Augusta, Kansas, and O.
L. Burton and wife of Boston, rolled into Selma Tuesday in three Ford cars. The Schoebs are old friends and neighbors of the R. A. Elder family of this place and stopped to visit them while on their way from San Francisco to Los Angeles.
Some people pick up a shoe with a new name, boost it for a while, until their customers prove to them they are no good. I select a shoe that is We are still agents for The Wonder Washer Ask your neighbor what they think about this machine. We absolutely guarantee this machine to give satisfaction. Forkners Hardware 394-M. Walter G.
Hobler, jy31t4sp Mrs. A. M. E. Wright came home Wednesday from San Francisco.
She was accompanied by her nephew, John McElroy of South Dakota. For Sale Excellent corner on Logan street, 90x125, garage and barn, bargain. M. P. Dennison, 2212 Gaither street.
a21t2sp Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shelton of Los Angeles were in Selma Friday, Saturday and a two-weeks trip to Lake Tahoe.
For Sale 30 acres in Bermuda grass, 3 miles south and 3 miles west of Selma. Terms easy. W. H. Clark, Kingsburg, R.
R. 2, Box 90. a28mlsp Bands of Mexican bandits are giving trouble all along the boundary line and brushes between them and the civil and military authorities of Texas and New Mexico are of daily occurrence. Walter E. Street, 2020 Second street.
Notary public, PRINTINP Letter Heads, Catalogs, Visiting A 111 1 in Cards No Job too Big to Print Everything in Furniture P. F. Peterson Succeisor to J. M. Byrne Prices are always right i 4.4.4tHh R.
E. Cole, Maxwell agent of Fowler, reports that he has sold five cars in the last ten days and finds prospects good for future business. Mr. Cole always does business in such a way as to make friends of all his customers and will undoubtedly find his business increasing more and more the longer he stays in it. Sunday, guests at the home of g00d and stay with it Ku, Deeds contiacts, leases, I Mrs.
Sheltons sister Mrs M. i tt xuio. onciLujj forty years I have handled Un ited Workingmens make for II. L. Milner, auctioneer, lancdl uso aild or twenty will cry sales in any part of I ave handled the Flor-and Mary.
the county. Leave orders at stieim fine shoes for men. For Louise Turk left Friday fori this office, or address 1033 hiore than ten years I have their home at Dinuba, after! Fresno, phone 1328 'handled the Utz Dunn and spending a week at the home a28tfsc of their aunt, Mrs. I. M.
Man-1 love. Mrs. Dr. F. H.
Williams and 1 niece, Miss Mary Hattan, re-F. S. Gilroy is preparing to turned Monday from San exhibit a mare and two colts, Francisco. They expected to one yearling and one suckling stay longer but finished seeing at the fair this year. Mr.
Gil- the fair and hurried home on account of the weather. roy has some fine stock and LAY NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC WITH REFERENCE TO OVERDRAFTS. Selma, Feb. 8th, 1915. The Federal Banking Department at Washington, D.
has notified all banking institutions that the objectionable practice of permitting overdrafts must tm i- continued. This notice means that th of the undersigned banks must not, under any consideration, pay a check that will cause an overdraft. This rule of the Federal Banking Department will be put into force Monday, February 15th by the local banks. We trust our friends and customers will see the importance of this new feature in the rules of banking and will not make a check unless they have money in the bank to meet it. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SELMA, SELMA NATIONAL BANK OF SELMA, SELMA SAVINGS BANK OF SELMA, FARMERS SAVINGS BANK OF SELMA.
ASIDE has brought home the ribbons before. Clerk F. A. Dodson of Selma the little sums you spend for things not needed. If you do, some day you will become financially strong.
Start a savings account to-day at the The Farmers Savings Bank of Selma The offer of 3 cents a pound for dried peaches, made by the California Fruit Canners As-Union high school is in receipt sociation, for last Mondays of a letter from Prof. Downey, 1 delivery, caught a lot of who recently returned to peaches in Selma. The best Palo Alto from the East. He offered up to this time was is looking for an agricultural 2 3-4 cents and the Canners teacher now, but intends to Association explained that they be in Selma by the. first of the paid 3 cents only to fill an or-month.
All the other positions der and would not do so after have been filled. I Monday..
