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The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14
The Worlds National Contest.

The Ordway w. O. II. U. has been
gwen the rare privilege Of entering
this great world contest. The con
testants must be pupils Of the 7th and
sth grades grammar schools and the
tlrst year of high school. The sub
ject is "The Value of Total Abstin-
ance to Life. The first prize to be
three dollars, second, good book.
Those winning prizes in the local T."
enter the state contest on June 25th.
and so on. We are glad that some OF
the pupils of Ordway have taken this
great opportunity, which may come to
them but once. OF entering q worlds
contest. and since they have shown
such determination aud are spending
so much work on the essays, which are
sure tn show excellcpt thought and
good ideas, we sh ould encourage them
by good audience.
There Will be short play for those
who like funny side /; also good music,
closing with a tableau. "Winning the
laurels.n Contest to be held ut the
Opera House, June II, at Z o'clock.
Admission 10 and Ii cents.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

THE Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist Church held u Tea ut the
parsonage Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Merrill and Mrs. Burke served pine
apple ice and cake to a large number
Of ladies'. Several visitors we're pres
cnt After the business meeting pen
ellis and pieces OF paper were passed to
all present. On each paper was found
an oddly curved line which was to
form the foundation, or starting point
OF u picture, such as might suggest it,
self to ones mind. which each was to
draw. When the drawings were com
pletcd they were passed around for
inspection. This caused much mcrri-
mcnt, and paved the way to social
afternoon.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

A good roasted Rio coffee i5c per
pound. Pure Tomato Catsur 15c a
bottle. A line selection OF Olives,
cheap. We also have the choicest Sc.
lection OF Cofrecs and Teas to be
found. A few OF our coifecs: Yampa,
Plantation. Breakfast Call, Morey's
Solitaire. Capital. Tun va, White
house. Mocha and Java. Teas: En-
glish Breakfast, B. +. Japan Ceylon
and others. Winfree Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

plans to celebrate the day In proper
style and the enthusiasm extends TO
neighboring towns. Merchants have
telephoned the committee in regard
to allowing them to offer prizes to be
given the contestants in the sports
and the committee are willing, Of
course, to accept these. On next Mon
day committee OF four will make a
tour OF the valley towns to make fur
ther arrangements, and will be pre-
pared to receive any contributions
our ncighbOrs are willing to offer.
The privilege for stands both In the
park and on the streets has been
granted TO Henderson & Olmstead.
who will control the whole situation.
Ii you contemplate selling peanut. on
the Fourth, see them.
Geo. Herman will be marshal OF the
day, with Jas Downey as assistant.
The program will be carried out as
near as possible to conform with the
following
10 4. M.-Frade-Marshal OF the
Day, Bands, Militia, Fire Company,
G. A. r., Fraternal Orders, School
Children, Ball Players, etc.
IL A. M.-Speaking in the Park.
Basket Dinner in Park at close Of
Speaking.
Everybody tring q full basket.
loo II. M.-First heat mile trottIng
race. Professionals barred. Entry
fee $500. Not less than , entries.
Two best heats out OF three. First
prize, s25 second, SO.
Onc-fOurth mile COW pony race. Free
for all. First, $40. Second, IS.
One-fourtlI Dash, running race. Entry
s3.00. Free for all. Not less than
three entries. First, s25: End $40.
:30-Second heat Of trottins race.
Bronco busting contest. Horses fur.
| uishtd by association. Not less than
entries. First, s25: second, $40.
2:O0-Ball Game. Visiting team vs..
Ordway. Winner to receive s25 In
cash. Gate receipts to be divided
b: 0-At the Park. Potato race 81 cast
Sack race, 500 each prize.
3lcgged race, 200 cash prize.
Egg race, 500 cash prize.
3:30-Pie eating contest. 81 cash prize
100 yard dash foot race. Free for all
Not less than five entries. $40 first
IS second.
i:O0-Greased pole climbing, 800 casl
prize.
Catching creased pig, s. cash prize.
Slow burro race, s. 90 cash prize.
Jumping cantest, with weights. $50;
cash prize,
All entries must be made to jim
Brown, chairman OF amusement com
mittee before 0 Il. IN. on the day of the
Fourth.
All purses will be paid promptly af
ter each contest. Jim Brown walking
cashier.
Fireworks display ever made
in the Arkansas Valley, Balloons
Rockets, Roman Candles, Set Pieces
Pin Wheels, bombs, Flower Pots, aut
everything known in fireworks.
Dancing In the Opera House.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

A few sample copies have been sent
out the past few weeks and were In
tended as invitations to subscribe.
Many have responded and will please
accept our thanks. These samples will
be discontinued this week. so II your
paper is stamped sample copy" bear
this in mind, and hand in your name
with u plunk and half II you have II
handy,
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

Pc Lorelei Club, organized ut the
p OF Miss Helen Winfree last
|S' met with Miss Bass Yesterday.
flve members present. De Koven
discussed. Each member then
paragraphs from "Place of Music
american Life" The study of
sneF will be taken up AZ the next
sung which will be held ut tho
W oi Miss Auga Burnschein on
le 2s.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14
NJ. e. Church Notes.

Iunday morning at II o'clock the
[ulep's pay exercises will be given.
hpworth League at Z O'Clock will
leu by Miss Lillian Trotter.
'achins services At 8 o'clock. The
'.or Will preach. Prayer meeting
'unesday evening at 1880.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

Pis Office received u call from W,
Iocilci, secretary aud treasurer Of
petit Bros, Chicago, while here
OF the week to interview mem
ot the cantaloupe association.
pleasure to meet such gentle.
as MIR. Loeifel and the association
ia be congratulated on having
ed their contract with these peo.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

We have some swell things In Slip
pers and Low Shoes, Patent, Gun
Metal and other kinds just received
Our shoe stock is very complete and
full. Give us call.
Winfrcc Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

3. Black has resigned as station
and will be succeeded by one
tout. Guess that's the only kind
can hold the Job down. Most OF
have been too weak to perform
FORK OF two men.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

|ain No. . was wrecked last Sum
ft Diston, a station some 6s miles
|of Ordway. All but two coaches
Fle track and only two remained
/ side up. The chef OF the dining
Y, S. Plummer, and a passenger
ed Stephen Hand were slightly
red.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

will sell you new Potatoes, large
|ne, guaranteed keepers at $50
bndEed. Mexican beans 8 lbs for
Navy beans . lbs for &c. Scotch
10c a box. Winfrce Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

fs 4 Johnson received this week
pf the county maps published by
|. Dietrich, vf Rocky Ford. 1t
lures 6N0 feet and shows bitches.
'yOir sites, desert and homestead
ps, in addition to railroads, cour-
ads, etc.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

Green will entertain for the
OF Christian Church, Friday
June q. Everybody invited.
Ind have a general good time.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

DIR. G. o. Metzler, Dentist, ONCE
west OF Hotel Bercndo. East Ter
race, Phone Blue l72. At Sugar City,
Wednesday, each week,
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

The Epworth League will serve ice
cream at social to be given on next
Friday evening. Guess where It will
be held.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

J o. +. Merrill returned Thurs
pm Colorado Springs. where he
Zen recuperating for n week or
Little Clifford accompanied
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

buy . piano away from home
Custer x Co. can sell you the
,akes at right prices and terms
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

The Ladies' Union Of the CHRISTIAN
Church will meet Mt Mrs. Clayton
Green's Thursday afternoon, 2:3o June
20. All members invited.
Mrs. A. A. Brooks, Sec'y.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

/das. L. pogneY is to occupy the
Glase residence and will move in next
week, providing he RECEIVERS from his
present indispositiUn.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

] Steen. OF La Junta. came over
huto Thursday and made a short
Iith Walter and wife.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

Good Enough for Average Man.
No man knows what the futuro has
in store for him. and some OF US don't
care much. SO long as she is passably
good looking and has plenty Of money.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

II. Ed. Downcy and family leaye to-
morrow for the east, and will spend
some time visiting relatives In differ
ent states.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

For sale.-Neat, new four.room
house. Close in. Easy payments.
For particulars call at this office.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

Drop in and see our new display OF
Furniture. Have more room now to
show you through.
Ordway Hardware Il Furniture Co.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

The children OF the NJ. Z. Church
Will hold their annual Chldren's day
exercises next Sunday morning at II
o'clpck.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

Nctzlcr has had the Jno. Will
|team plow outfit at work on his
brings ranch for the last week.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

The exercises on Childrcn's day will
be held in the evening at the BAPTIST
church. Next Sunday night. Every
body invited.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

lnerfect 1T In clothes and fine
OF goods, see Custer s. Co.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

led Girl for general houscwork
Ierndon, Telephone Ordway 2l.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

ean't beat Golden Rod Flour
price. Gallavans.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

Reed Mctzlcr, OF Findlay, Ohio,
spent Thursday with his cousin, pr,
Metzler, lodging over beet lands, and
was very fayorahly impressed with
this country and especially our thriv-
ing little city. Mr.. Mctzler Is on n
trip west Intending to investigate the
irrigated lands In California and Ore
gon for prospective buyers In the east.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

kll kinds OF shirt waist stamp
\ fancy work, see Custer & Co.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

pay the high price for Flour
Gallavans' sell Golden Rod ut
bees.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

commenced on the cellar OF
vinfree's house this week.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14
Best Meats at Gallavans',

Chas. o'Conpell has been aIllpr the
past week.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

family OF Perry Behymer ar
kom Indiana last Friday.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

We sell two sacks Golden Rod to
one OF any other kind.
CALLAHAN Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

For all kinds of sewing machine sun
plies see Custer Il Co.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14
Boys Good Work.
Loads OF Cans and Wires Plllne
hloher and Higher.

The boys are getting more enthusI.
astic every day over the tin can and
wire contest. and many OF them have
their treasures piled high In their
front door yards awaiting the morrow
when they will proceed To haul and
dump them around the flag pole oppo.
site the hotel and receive credit for
each and every can. wire, pan, kettle
Tor In fact any discarded, worthless
article found lying around the streets,
alleys or vacant lots.
All buckets, carbide cans, sheet
iron articles or any pieces larger than
ordinary cans or lard pals, will be
credited according to size.
Wires should be wound separately
into compact bundles for convenience
In counting.
Here are the prizes, boys:
First-s5.oO In cash, The New Era.
Sccond-s2.0O catchers nit, Gallavan
Bros.
Third-Good catcher's nit and ball,
Ordway Hardware * Furniture Co,
Fourtii-Straw hat, Cash Bazaar.
Fifth-Pair canvas shoes, Winfrce
Bros.
Sixth-Pair gloves, Kropf Bros.
Sevcnth-Basc ball, Edgar Bro..
Eighth Quirt; Downey BrCs & Co. o
Ninth-5oc Shoe repairs; G. J. johnson
Tenth-Pockct knife; Ordway Trad.
Ing Company.
Elevcnth-Ball bat; Custer Music Co.
Twelfth-Base hall; Edgar Bros.
Thirteenth-llair cut; Frank Young.
Now boys, show what you're made
OF. ScOur every vacant lot for cans
and wires and make clean sweep of II.
Mayor O'Conncll will have charge OF
affairs tomorrow, and will be assisted
by the street and alley committee and
the city ma,.i,al,
No wagons, buggies or drays will he
allowed for hauling in the cans and
nothing larger than whcelbarrow
may be used. Cans to be stacked
around the flag pole opposite the IIo-
tel Berendo, on Saturday, June 18th
That's tomorrow, boys.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

lbe crowd-it will take you to
|ns'.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

New Goods arriving every day.
Winfree Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14
For Sale.

1 Chestnut Sorrel Mare II yrs old.
I New Weber Wagon.
walking Rlow,
I Spike Harrow.
O. o. GraRtham,
Yhpee.lourhs mile south of Ordway,
Rucky VArd Road,
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

New stock elbow length white and
Isle gloves, sl.25 at Winfree Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

All kinds Of feed at reasonable pri-
ccs, A. p. Smith Lumber Co.,
Olney, Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

y cards printed at the New
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14

t>ts,p,Sts line 81 x,a1lts wape. Low
4 h Snlth Lenher ooa
lla)y cla,
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Il AND PERSONAL.

Rod Flour at Gallavans'.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-21

A senator Who Is not senator. IL
John shafp Williams 90 Mississippi
lie has campaiRnrd lflercclyl and
been elected tbY d very narrow mar
Eini 90 succeed senator fernando
~ soto Money of Mississippi. lie
beat Gov Nsrdamau liut IL hap.
puuh that Senator Moneys term
does not expire until two years
hence.
Il liz simply that In Mississippi.
where thcY have an Informal and
unofficial way ~ choosing senators
by popular vote. they like 10 settle
the saeceaslon early SO Williams
lH practically senator elect. but In
fact wlli remain leader ~ the Dem.
ocmiic mlnorlty iu the house ~ rep
rveeufAfiSes
n he lives long enough 10 win be
senator That ia really aii THAI can
BE- said uf bis elevation a. that
body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-21
ADVICE GIVEN ON
MoTHERIN.LAw.

lBY United prena.l
NEW YORK. uec 20 William,
Davis biz Fooduaiured clofh
cutter had hla rrctty little black
eyed wife. neaaie. In The Even IL
court on a summons
4 dont want tn eive noaale any
trouble. your honor. said tho hus.
band. but IA Ike a little advice
We've been married five ycan and
we've set a nice little baby Hat
my wife makes me give her aii
my wages aud she makes me scrub
the floura and DO iot % thlnTs
Ike that
Whom kiek she threatens 20 20
back 20 her mother and take tho
baby wlIh her Every little Rhiir
ny mutherin iaw comes around and
etlrs up trouble N0W. what should
L dofF
~tierr'u shat 900 DO. said Maela
trate oRrilly puu't scrub the
floors Applause from the
audience
"nont give your wife all tho
money li4oud chcwfaf
10 your motherln law butts IN
throw her out" Tremendous out
hufsti
Magistrate ORcilly 10 a bacho
lor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-21

Boets. 3 punches for &c.
Onions, punches for &c
Carrots. punches for DC.
Dried onioua. o lbs for zoe
RAdlshea. punches nor &C.
Parsley. Be per bunch.
Turnipa. lunches for Be-.
Celery. Toe 20 bo a bunch.
Cucumbera. Toe.
Spinach. &c per 10.
Tomatoes. i2Ac per ID.
CabbaRen Sc 10 Zoe
Sweet peppers. 20 cents doz.
Pop corn. shelled. 2 lbs. for ibc
on cob 60 10
Lemons. ise 60 20c.
Cider vinegar. 3sc gal
Cider, f0c 20 soc per gallon.
pinoapplea. 4bc each
Oranges. ibc 10 soc dor
Jap oranges. Toe dor soc box.
California persimmona. i5c 10 SOC
dozen Japanese persimmons, s5c
dozen
Fancy apples. 400 10 t2.50 box
cooking apples. COO boz.
Lettuce, 2 for &c.
Horse Hadish, itc ID.
RutahaEns. / &c 10.
Hauerkrnut. DC ID.
CmnberrieB. lie per qt
Hucklebcrries. lbs for lie.
Pumpkins. Zoe 10 lbc
Hubbard squash, Be 10 1bc.
Dates. Zoe ID
Grape fruit. zoe.
Dried Prunes. lbs. for 25c.
Comb honey. isc ID; strained
Zee
Yakima honey. $50 sal. comb.
zoe
New nuts--Fflharta. zoe 10. black
walnuta. lbs Tor l5c English wal.
nuts. isc n almonds. 25c ID. pc
cans. zoe H. Brazil nuts. zoe ~
cheHtnuta. 2bc per 10. mixed nuts.
$50 10 cocoanuis. ice % i2c each
Brazil pods. Ice each. Italian chest.
nuta. ibc TO-
Flowers Carnations. soc 60c
dozen. roses. $3.50 70 81 dozen.
violets. qSc bunch. chrysanthe.
NUNS. 81 TO $50. narcisaus. soc
doK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-21
PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY

An octopus captured al Port
Madison attracted considerable at
trutlon at one Of the fish stalls
on she public market today The
octopus measured II feet inches
and weighed "a pounds LuiKi
punso caught n with a dragn~f ~
Port Madison yesterday afternoon.
a big sale vas on IN Wenatches
apples this morning They are
quoted at sigb and 30 por box
Pies made with Weuatchee applies
are a feature Of the market
More trees arrived on the mar.
Net. and the indications are that
the trade In trees viii be well sup.
piled
Ranch eggs. a5c doz. Eastern
eggs. 2bc doz Oregon eggH, acc FER
dos
Washington creamery butter.
zoe. Iowa creamery. 30es local
ranch. 55e.
Fancy Swiss cheese. 26c, Wis.
consin full cream brick. 2ae. smier
cheese. isc
Chickens zoe ID: ducks and
geese. a0c. turkeys. CSC.
Mutton chops. lgM e. i3ihc 10
RIB steaks. isc 10 porterhouse. Zoe
~ slrioln, i2ho 10 round steak
Toe 10; shoulder steak. lbs for
2bc hearts. &c each tongues. 45c
~ SOC each liver. DC No.
Potatoes. rs TO rs lbs for Csc
Sweet potatoes. 2ho pound. 7
pounds for csc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-21
SCHOOL BOARD HAS MUCH
BUILDING TO BEGIN.

ION the first Monday IN january
the school board. with George
sehram succeeding Or shannon as
the result OF the recent election.
will meet 10 take up tho matter Of
building construction for the com.
inE year The sb00.000 bond Issue.
which the board will sell TO provide
money for needed buildings. viii be
mAd, according 20 Secretary Jones
~ the board. 80 that delivery can
be made na the money IN needed
II ~ practically certain that the
construction OF a high school on
Queen Anne hill. 10 cost between
$500 aud 100000 and 10 be
completed by September 1909. Will
be- among the first things ordered
Tho question OF high school "a the
southern part OF the city may be
taken up, and new buildings for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-21

must be fed ard clothed. MANY
.of those look 60 tho salvation Army
for help The Christian soldiers in
turn place on the crowded corners
thciN kotlles, and the returns from
these, combined with what Is Sc.
cured by direct soliciting. are eN
pected 60 defray the expenses OF
the Christmas giving.
From the distributing offices of
the salvation Army over 2.0oO PEG
Pie viii be provided with din.
uer on Christmas day. More
than 500 ticketa have been
iesued zach of which entltlea
the bearer 90 basket OF uneooked
provisions. In each basket will H.
found a chicken. cranhoffiea. ap
pies. peas, beans celery. bread cot
lee. sugar, potatoes and several
other delicacies These will mrs.
vide for a family of from four 70
ten
Christmas Tree Planned.
Following the distribution of
baskets ON Christmas eve. the or.
sanitation will hold Christmas
entertainment and tree for child
rem AZ their hall ON Christmas
nlght az 1850 o'clock Numbered
tickets have also been issued for
this event roadlne IN part nringn
this ticket santa Claus viii ~
member you az The salvation Army
iig Christmas tree and entertain.
mvnt. Ffth and Washington.
Christmas night az Z 80"
A lag with corresponding number
y held BY the army, giving the
chllda name. address, age, need
and size
Tho gifts for the greater part
consist OF wearing apparel. such a.
sweaters and dresaoa. shoes and
stockings Everything Is pur
chased new and no inferior articles
are given. either in clothing or food
BEFORE the supplies ara sent the
families are investigated. and it Is
rare exception II one Is found 10
D. unworthy. More often Il d found
that the head OF a family % eight
pr ten children Is a widow. wash
ing % support her little ones OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-21

Ballard and West Seattle high
schools may be- decided upon An
additional wing to be- detached but
ilnlform with the mh.n structure.
will be built on the Harvard side
OF the Washington high school
The old South school viii be con.
domnod By the Jackson NJ. regrade
and a grammar school In the south
end must be built to replace v The
hillman City section Is clamorlng
for a school. and the Fairylew sec
ton, overlooking Green Lake. is In
need Elghtroom buildings. 10 cost
$4,000 each, are planned for these
districts The old Salmon Bay
school viii also claim the attention
OF the board. and a new building
may be- erected at itn location
An additional building will he
added 10 the Industrial school on
Mercer island, nov oyercrowded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-21
MERCHANT MARINE
LEAGUE MEETING


CLEVELAND. O.. Dec o. The
convention OF tho Merchant Marine
league Of the United States was
called 20 order here today The
address Of welcome WAS delivered
By Mayor Johnson. and former Coy.
Hcrrick, Of Ohio. presided The
principal OBJECTS Of the convention
are TO establish ~ adequate mer.
chant marine aud 10 arrange for
the passing OF a shipping bin IN
the near future Many prominent
men are on the list 10 address the
meeting. among them being Tru.
men N Ncwberry. assistant score
tary Of the navy. John Barrett.
director Of the Bureau of American
Republics: w r Humphrey. con
Ffoasman from Washington. and
SenstoT Foraker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-21
TO GIVE TIE CTTYS POOP
a MERRY CHRISTMAS

tener the father IA found 10 be an
honest lahercr out Of work.
This work il constantly going ON
under the direction OF nrnadler w
j Jenkins Contributions are cough,
and gratefully received, They may
be sent 20 the office IN the Globe
hiock or dropped IN the kettlen ON
the corners along First and Second
ayes
Doing an equal arsount of good
me Volunteers Of America have
established along the important
streets chlmueyu with an opening
In the top IN which TO drop coins
Major w Markle OF the Vnupiecra
repeats the story though the Mood
u greater than that ~ last year the
contributions are fewer
proviaiena Tor Poor.
over geo baskets TILED with pro.
visions viii be given away from
tue hail OF the Voluntoefa on Tues
day These baskets will contain
food for five bread, flour. pota
toes, sugar. tea. coffee and several
other Necessities
new plan has been formulated
Tor the giving of new shoes and
stockings An dag ON Monday and
Tuesday needy children, accom-
panied By thoir parents cor raanon
alblc guardians, viii be given Ger
tltiesiea emitting them Go pair ~
ahoes or stockings at the stone.
Fisher Co After receiving the cor.
tificatea which will De signed by
Major Markle they viii take them
ca the store and there be fitted. a
the hAli on Monday aud Tuesday
they will also be- fitted 70 clothing
which has been collected during tho
last few months
A prugram has been arranged for
Christmas night % take place IN
the organlsation's hall, n Christmas
tree 20 be part ~ the entertain.
mont on The tree will o. found
toys, candy, apples and oranges for
each ~ che COO poor children.
In addition % tho funds collected
IN the ehimueya canvass has been
made Of the office buildings for
help 90 carry on the work
Il the Volunteers are willing "a
take the burden OF distributing
your contribution FROM your shoni.
dora should you not On turn send
what you can Ia the hall OF the Vol
unicorn. at iiNia Second av. or
add your mite GO tho chimney
where early and late may be- seen
these faithful watchera7