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The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-05-24
FRATERNAL ORDER EAGLES
HOLD MEMORIAL EXERCISES
Members of Order Assemble to Pay
Tribute to Those Who Have
Passed to the Great Beyond

Temple theatre was comfortably
filled last Sunday by friends and
members of the Fraternal Order of
Eagles to listen to the memorial
exercises held annually in honor of
those who have answered the last
roll call
The ceremonies which are a part
If the ritual of the order were car
led out in an impressive manner.
The stage was decorated in flowers
nd was occupied by the officers of
the lodge and the speakers.
Worthy President James Jensen
-nnounced the numbers of the pro-
ram which were as follows:
Hymn
Opening Announcement, James Jen-
sen, Worthy President
Prayer, John Schneider, Worthy
Chaplain
Musical Selection
Duty of Past Worthy Presidents,
John Schneider, Worthy Chaplin
Roll Call of the Honored Dead, F.
2 FRANKIE, Worthy Secretary
Musical Selection
Address, Rev. F. Clifford Shaffer
Musical Selection
Grafton, Judge p A. McCarran
Closing Exercises
Hymn, Near My God to Thee"
Benediction, John Schneider, Wor-
thy Chaplain
The oration was delivered by Su-
preme Judge P: A. McGarran, and
as usual was mastery effort. Judge
McCarren took for his theme God
is Love" and his remarks were
listened to with rapt attention by
his audience. Rev. Clifford Shaffer
also delivered a beautiful tribute to
the dead and of the practice of set
ting aside q day upon which our
thoughts are made to dwell on those
who have gone before.
The musical numbers we're rend-
cred by the following ladies and
gentlemen: Mrs l.. e. Cline. Ruth
Geissler, Nevada Coe, Lisle Rushby,
Gail Martin, H. V. Clinton, Bryan
Layeaga, J. R. McKillop and ]. P.
Schneider.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-05-24
TALENTED YOUNG WOMAN
MAY Shine IN FILMDOM
Miss Franc Mayfield Selected as One
of Hundred in Final Elimina-
tion Contest.

The Beauty and Brains Contest,
a nationwide enterprise, which,
under the guidance of the World
Equitable Motion Pictures Corpora
tion, has been running for the past
eight months in the Photoplay Mag
azine, is drawing to close. Lillian
Russell, one of the judges. has made
the first selection.
Miss Franc Mayfield of Fallon,
one of the original candidates. was
selected by Miss Russell and is one
of the hundred who will enter the
final elimination. The elimination
is now going forward to select the
eleven successful candidates. Franc
Mayfield, when the contest originat-
ed, was prevailed upon to send her
photograph with the result that
when the eight thousand likenesses
we're gone over she was selected as
one of the hundred most likely film
subjects by Lillian Russell The
contest called for an equal amount
of brains and beauty. 1t was es-
sential for the candidate to write
letter in her own handwriting, stat
ing her reasons for desiring to be-
come a film actress. The applicants
or candidates, were then grouped as
to the section of the country in
which they lived and two candidates
from five different sections will be
finally chosen. Lillian Russell,
Sophie Irene Loeb, a noted New
York society writer, William A
Brady, the famous theatrical mana
ger, and Arthur II. Spiegel, Presi-
dent of the World Film and Equit-
able Corporations are the judges.
There will be ten winning candidates
from the United States and one from
Canada. The eleven successful
young ladies will be taken to New
York. month will be devoted to
teaching them the value of various
dramatic angles, and then those who
show proper interest and sufficient
ability, will become permanent men,
/ ors of the World and Equitable
stock companies, and at goodly sal
aries appear in films.
Lectures, theatre parties, studio
lessons and a number of events are
earded for the successful candidates
and it is very likely that Franc May
field will be one of the successful
entrants.
The winning candidates will be
announced early in June.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-05-24
Meeting Held Monday Cleared Up
Many Obscure Points and
Campaign Now On.
COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE
ARRIVES TO TAKE CHARGE
Growers Committee VIII Start to
Interview Prospective Beet
Raisers Next Week.

Mark Austin, Chief Agricultural
for the Utah-Idaho Sugar Co, and
who will be in charge of the field
work for the NeYada-Uta Sugar Co,
which is to operate the talion fac
tory, arrived in talion Monday in
company with john Hanson of Rich
ned, Utah, who viii nave charge of
the agricultural work in this DIS
TIT, ana Nlshi rama, japanese
lent VINO furnishes tie fed labor
c. 5 lor the Utah companies.
A wen attended meeting was he'd
at the lex theatre Monday after
noon, at which Mr.. Austin was intro
daeed by Mayor E. s. Berney and
took occasion to elaborate on vari-
Gus subjects which were either un-
l0aeled at tie meeting Led couple
of weeks ago, or which had arisen
in the minds of prospective beet
iaisers since his previous visit.
About one hundred persons. the
majority of whom were farmers in
to.ested as possible signefs OF con
tracts for beet acreage listened TO
MIR. Austin remarks and frequently
propoanded questions that tended
to eiucidate some OF the more press
ing questions. all of which were
answered satisfactorily, and served
to clear up some misunderstandings.
Mr.. Austin prelaced his remarks
by a statement that while tile Ne
yada-Utah Sugar Company was or
ganized for the purpose of operat-
ing the factory during the season of
1917, the company was under no
oompuision to do so and that thede-
cision as TO whether IL would run at
al depended so.ely upon the farm
els OF the Truckee-Carson project.
lie said that he believed that the
farmers OF this valley we're as sim
eere in their desire to see the fac
tory a success as was the company
and that all realized the benefits
that would accrue from its opera
ton. He impressed upon them.
however. the necessity of proper
preparation of the lands. insisting
that lands intended for beet culture
next year should be prepared during
the coming season Contrasting the
possibilities here and in Idaho Mr..
Austin stated that the high latitude
and elevation in Idaho with conse-
auent shorter season and colder cli-
mate rendered II impossible to raise
sleh tonnage as experience had dem
onstrated was possible in this valley.
lie said that he had been reliably in
formed that from twenty TO thirty
tons to the acre had been harvested
here in particularly favorable loca-
tlons.
While he was not promising any
such tonnage as an average to the
local farmer, he felt safe in stating
that the average would be above
the ten tons that have proven prott-
eble In Idaho. He particularly inn
pressed upon his hearers the advis-
ability of fertilizing the lands by
turning in the second crop of alfalfa
thereby permitting It to deeompose
during the warm summer Lands
thus treated would stand planting
to sugar beets for at least three or
four seasons without further fertil-
i2ation and return good crops.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-05-24
WEATHER REPORT

The following is the weather rec
ord for the week ending May 20,
1915.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-05-24
Short On Miners

Senator Thatcher, manager of the
Union mines at Union, was an ar
rival from across the country last
evening, returning this forenoon
with his auto loaded with miners.
He says that the company is now
working a crew of 60 men, but that
he needed more and will put on all
the miners he can get, especially
machine men. ..-Elko Free Press.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-05-24

Continued on page FOUR
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-05-24
Half Inch Ice

Jack Frost's visits this week have
surely played havoc with the fruit,
vegetables and all growing plants
sufficiently advanced to be affected
Ice from half to three-quarters of
an inch formed every night last
eek about Eureka Sentinel.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-05-24
SEMI-ANNUAL TEACHERS
EXAMINATION

The Semi-annual Teachers Exam
ination for Churchill County will be
held at the school building, or other
place to be designated by the Deputy
superintendent in Fallon, beginning
June IA, 1916, at nine O'Clock a. m.
and continuing four days.
Signed: John Edwards Bray,
Secretary, State Board of Education
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-05-24

5ood lands, properly prepared them
nd took good care of them, that a
statement by the field man would be
m5de to the bank Under this ar
.angement, which is followed in Ida
20 and other sections, the banks
vii be glad to advance sufficient
money to pay for hand labor as fast
as dono and approved.
Thus with the transport on, fl
:. noial and labor pro lens disposed
o. there seems that nothing can now
aIise 10 prevent a successful cam
paign and the certain operation of
tie factory next season.
Although no effort has SO far been
made by the Growers Committee
70 sign up acreage pending the ar
rival of the companys representa-
tive and the settling of minor ques-
tions, voluntary offers have been
pouring in unsolicited that augur
veil for a comparatively easy acqui-
sition Of the required 1000 in this
d strict. John Oats has stated that
will plant at least sixty acres and
may increase this to a hundred; the
Williams Estate, it is understood,
viii contribute a large acreage to
sugar beet raising; r. l.. Douglas,
While he will not engage personally
in beet raising. will throw open a
large tract of the Island district to
those who wish TO plant: l. H.
ent has announced that one hun
dred acres will be planted at his
saltwater ranch provided transpor-
tation is arranged and it is estimat-
ID that on similar terms at least a
Il ousand acres will be secured in
that district Fred Wightman will
De in line with probably a hundred
acres, while the Wingfeld holdings
. i'll furnish from 200 to 300 acres.
With these and other large tracts
IS nucleus. no difficulty is antici-
pated by the committee in securing
= sufficient number of contracts for
tracts of from five to twenty acres
to make up the required aggregate.
After the meeting Monday after
noon. the party left for Fernley
where a meeting was held in the
evening, which was largely attend
ed and where il is believed a very
satisfactory acreage will be signed
up.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-05-24
CONTROL OF LOCAL BANK
PASSES TO WINCfIELD
u. {. Grimes, Lem Allen and Il. l..
Williams Dispose of Holdings and
New Directors Are Elected.


New Directors Are Elected.
Confirming rumored changes in
tie control of the Churhcill County
Bank. announced in the Standard
ast week, the deal was closed last
Monday whereby George Wingfeld
acquired q sufficient amount of the
stock to place him in control of the
institution.
At a meeting held Monday after
noon w. c. Grimes, Lem Allen and
E. L. Williams disposed of their
holdings and resigned from the di
rectorate and George Wingfield,
2eay Mackay and c. F. Burton were
c ected members of the board in
their stead, and with w A. Keddie
Miss Cora Williams, George B. Will
iiams and Thos. Dolf compose the
new board of directors,
George Wingfeld was elected
president; Thomas Dolf, vice presi-
dent; c. w. Foote, cashier, and F.
p. Strassburg, assistant cashier.
Evening star., 1916-12-21

Novelty Coin Purses. imitation
green gold, set with colored stones,
special. soc.
We:nen's Watch Bracelets. in H.
KIT. gold. plain polish, extension con-
vertible bracelet. with l5-jewel Ell
gin movement, gilt dial; S3S.
Wrist Watch for women, very
small; lf-karat: octagon shape: 4
Jewel Swiss movement. on black
moire ribbon bracelet; 81.
SeIncn's Watch Bracelet. 10-karat
watch gold filled extension brace
let; I-jewel Swiss movement; SO.
Wrist Watch for women. silver,
octagon shape. with 7-jewel Swiss
movement. in extension bracelet;
$a.9S.
Mems Watches. 1i-karat gold case,
open face. engine turn, joined with
1-jewel nickel adjusted Elgin move
ments: fully guaranteed; S1s.9S.
Girls Wrist Watches. 10-year case,
with 7-jewel Swiss movements. $5.
Girls silver Watches, in l-jewel
Swiss movements, on black SroS-
grain ribbon bracelets; $G.9S.
Girls Nickel and Gun Metal
Watches, on black, tan and gray
straps. S2.0S.
PaInis Roynl-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1916-12-21
Gift JeWelry in a
Supreme Display

Sterling Silver Vanities. fitted
with mirror. powder puff pencil and
coinh older: $3.50 to SI5.JS.
Sterling silver Mesh Bags. 5-inch
frame &I5.9S.
Sterling DORM Boxes. fitted with
powder and puff; 81 to 80.
~>Sterling Silver Novelty Knives.
some with shoe hook, others with
pencil; Si.3S 10 S3.50.
Sterling Pencils. neatly boxed in
holly boxes with Nmas card. :5c
and sos.
German silver Mesh Rags. finch
frame, solderel mesh; value, $500.
Special, S5.9S.
German SILVER Sanities. with mir
ror and coiIholdcr; St.9S 10 81.
Sterling Silver Handle Embroidery
and Nanicu:inG Scissors, T5c and
Sl.Oo.
Sterling silver Cigarette Cases.
plain and engraved. also hammered
effect. Special, S..
German silver Dorm Boxes, fitted
with mirror, powder and puff 81
German Silver Gafe-top Hags. ring
and fish scale mesh: 81. &I."J and
$I.a0.
Sterling Silver Match Boxes, for
safety matches. S1.9S to S5.
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Gift Gloves
Street Gloves

WOmen's Street Gloves
l-CIasp Cape and Pique Kid
GIoves-In tans, sand, putty. pearl,
gray, white and black, at Sl.50,
Sl.75 and $500.
Special at S1.50. $50 dozen Cape
Gloves; 4 shades OF tan and white,
with self and contrasting stitch
ing. Made to special order. IN
usually good at S1.50.
2-Clasp French Kid GIoves-In
white, black, biscuit. putty, sand,
gray. With self and contrasting
stitching and embroidery; S1.50,
sI.75, 81, S2.z5 and $3.50.
Special at 81.
Genuine Chamois Skin and
Leatherette Gloves-N ur
shade, with pearl clasp to
match. The quality and the per-
feet lit makes these gloves very
special at 81.
PALMS ROynI-Street Floor.
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Gift China
Specials Tomorrow

l00=piece Dinner Sets-Beauti-
full floral border decoration: full
service for twelve persons. Regu-
q larly $l4.50, at S10.50.
I00-piece Dinner Sets, white
and gold decorated; good Ameri-
can porcelain; full service for
twelve persons. Regularly S10.o5,
at SS.95.
H-piece Tea Sets-Fine Jap
anese china; elegant decorations.
3 cups. saucers, l teapot. sugar.
! creamer. Regularly $245. at
Sis.
7-piece Chocolate Sets-Beauti
fully decorated. Regularly S2.25.
at SI.5c.
z-piece Berry Sets-Fine i'm
ported china; elegantly decorated.
81 value, at SOC.
Evening star., 1916-12-21
Silk Hosiery

Phoenix Silk Hose; seamless
with isle garter top; black,
white, navy, bronze, gray, tan and
pearl; SOC.
Phoenix Silk Hose; regular
made; Isle garter top; black,
white and leading street and even
ing shades; sl.05.
Phoenix Silk; with all-silk
"Dub-L" top; also with clocks;
sl.5o.
Etxra Size Phoenix-Sl.O0 and
Sl.3oePure silk; black, white and
colors.
Palais Royal Guaranteed Hose;
black and colors; ordinary and
extra sizes; 81, sl.lo and SI.25.
HoIeproof Pure Silk Hose;
guaranteed; white, black and
gray: ribbed elastic tops; 81.
Ladies' Hose-59c. All-over silk
fiber and heavy silk boot; regular
made; in blue, white, brown, sill
yer. nickel, gray and suede.
Palais Roynl-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1916-12-21
Satisfaction Assured!

The Palais Royal assures
late Christmas shoppers of
entire satisfaction, both as to
variety of merchandise, quality
and service. s;.s
Evening star., 1916-12-21

Infants Soft=Sole Shoes and
MocCasins OF kid, in dainty colors.
Some ribbon trimmed; SOC.
A special lot of Chiidren's White
Dresses of India linen, oreandy and
Victoria lawn; attractive models;
lace trimmed. to II years. Values
TO S.; S2.o8.
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row Will Be Veritable Carnival Day at the Palais ~
al Thousands of Practical Christmas Gifts Made Easy E
o Fnd===on Special Tables Throughout the Store ~
Extra Special!

This entire page is filled with
wonderful values for tomorrow,
and offers a host of desirable
Xmas gifts at little prices. Odd
lots OF fine quality merchandise
are here marked at clearance
prices.
Evening star., 1916-12-21

Pajamas, made from
silk and madras, in pink,
lavender, white or tan;
S3.95.
Domet Flannel, in plain
or striped effects, with
silk trimmings $50.
Heavy Jap Silk, in
plain colors or neat
striped effects; silk frogs
and silk-taped edges; 81.
Sterling Silver Buckles,
with good quality Mo
rocco goatskin belt and
cut-out initial. Special,
81. Other Belts, soc up.
Shirts at S1.5O-A large
line OF guaranteed shirts,
with soft or stiff cuffs;
plain or pleated bosoms;
all sleeve lengths.
SpeciaI-A Silk Striped
Madras that will compare
with shirts selling at s.;
SI.35, B for 81.
Night Shirts OF heavy
Domet flannel, with collar
attached and silk trim
med; 81.
Co m b i n a ton Sets
Composed OF Belts and
Carriers, Suspenders and
Carriers and Arm Bands;
SOC, CSC, 81 set.
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Art NeedleWOrk

$3.50 value Fancy Silk Bags,
with gold and silver lace trimming
Various styles. Slipper Bags,
Sweater Bags, Embroidery Bags, etc.
Special tomorrow, S2.75.
Cretonne Dolly Roll, with light
color binding, and White Dolly Roll.
with blue and pink scalloped edge;
35c to $l.5O.
Sewing Baskets. ... Use to 81
Crochet Holders soc and 75c
Mats, Scissors Holders and
Thimbie Holders. I21lc to SOC
Evening star., 1916-12-21
Infants Long and Short Dresses

ALL handmade and hand embro1d-
cred: dainty pin tucks; all hand
stitched, some finished with ribbon at
neck and sleeves. Many styles. Sizes
I'D to years; S1.5O.
Evening star., 1916-12-21

Dainty Dresses OF fine India
linen and Victoria Attractive French
or Empire models: dainty lace and
organdy trimmings; to E years;
SI.08.
MILDLY BIouses and MILDLY Skirts
The ideal school dress. All Sl.00
and $l25 values for a day $50.
Evening star., 1916-12-21
Leather FOotstools, 69c
Covered in genuine leather.
Madeira Handkerchiefs,
3 for ST

Madeira Handkerchiefs in all
round embroidery; scalloped edges
and one corner embroidered. Three
in box. 81.
Evening star., 1916-12-21
At 6Oc Copy

Innunerable variety of Chill
dren's Fiction-Good, clean stories
for boys and girls-of travel and
adventure. At z5c.
Religious Books, Bibles, Hymn
mails and Prayer Books for various
denominations. at prices ranging
from soc to SIS.
Stationery Sundries. comprising
every conceivable need for both
women's and mems correspond
enCe.
Palais RoyaI-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1916-12-21
Notions

Tourist Case, rubber lined; z9c
to S1.50 each.
Fancy Elastic Pin-on Support
ers; 2oc value. Special, z1c.
z9c Needle Cases, assorted size
needles. Special, 21c.
Fancy Pincushions; assorted
colors; 10c, or for z5c.
Pearl and Stag Handle PEN
knives; SOC value. Special, 2 for 81.
Fancy Frill Elastic; all colors.
SOC value. Special, 39c yd.
2oc value. Special, 21c yd.
Evening star., 1916-12-21

Pictures at o5C and csc.
Paiais Royal-Eourth Floor.
Evening star., 1916-12-21
Linene Scarfs, 75c Up

Trimmed with imitation cluny lace
insertion and edge; size 1zx36 inch
for 75c; size 17x45 inch for s1.0o;
size 17x54 inch for s125.
Palais ROyal-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1916-12-21

White and Navy Skirts, pleated
models, with or without waist; to
a. The MILDLY Blouses of white
galatea: regulation collar and cuffs
OF different colors.
3 to "a. n to Is. "a to AZ.
Children's. Misses. Women's.
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Folding Card Table,
$1.29

Mahogany finish; covered with
leatherette: brass-bound corners;
rubber tipped legs; S1-29.
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Fireside Armchair. SIS

Or Rocker; solid mahogany covered
with green striped denim; broad
arms: finished dull Very special,
$500.
Evening star., 1916-12-21
Toilet Goods

Toilet Goods
Black keep=Clean Military
Brushes, ST.
Black Keep-CIean Comb and
Brush Sets, ST and SI.50.
Black keep=Ciean Comb, Brush
and Mirror Sets, S..
Black keep=CIean Military and
Clothes Brush Sets, 81.
Black keep-Clean Military
Shaving Brush Sets, S1.z5.
Williams Holiday Package for
men and women; 25c and SOC.
Babcock's Fancy Package Per-
fume-Cut rose and cory1opsis
odors; SOC.
Hudnut's Fancy Package Per-
fume; assorted odors; ST.
Palais ROyal-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1916-12-21

Any article purchased in the Mems Shob during the hoAday
uiI he sNitabLy boNed far gittqiverS.
Evening star., 1916-12-21

A new lot of AI-Silk Crepe de Chine Bod
ices, attractvely trimmed in laces and medal
lions; boxed for gift giving. Special value, ST..
special selection of Lingerie Nightgowns at
SI.98
These made of the sheerest nainsook and
trimmed in laces and embroidery some
sleeves entirely OF lace, others tailored with
touches of hand work
One never has too many SI.08.
Evening star., 1916-12-21

Eskimo Outdoor Sleep
ing Garments-Mcdium,
light and heavy weights;
pajama style, with hood
and feet attached; 81,
$3.50, S4.25.
Mufflers-A special lot
OF IS: different color COM
binations full length and
width at S1.95. Silk Ac-
Gordon Knit at SOS up
to S6.45.
Silk and Fiber and Tub
Silk, with bright satin
stripes, at $3.50.
interviewer Hose, in
Isle silk and fiber and all
silk; 25c, 35c, SOC.
Onyx Silk Fiber Socks,
with reinforced heels and
toes; in black. white,
gray tan. idupc, L ann
Beach 25c 4 pair.
Others up to 81 a pair.
Bath Robes-Madc from
Beacon blankets. with
shawl or light collars;
pockets and sleeves trim
med with bright colors
S4.95.
OTHERS, SOS up to SIS.
Bath Slippers, made
from Terry cloth. with
heavy sOlcs.
Evening star., 1916-12-21

Sweaters-Wool mixed
and all wool. in gray, OK
ford, tan. navy, maroon.
with soft-roll collars and
guaranteed buttonholes
all sizes. Priced from
S3.45 to $3.50.
Shirts-Crepc de chine
or heavy tub silk; all the
latest patterns; also
small lot OF Plain White
Jap Silk, SIS.
Heavy Silk Pajamas, in
lavender, pink. white,
gray; made with silk
frogs; $3.50.
Umbrellas OF silk tat
feta covering, with s steel
ribs and d large assort-
ment OF plain and fancy
handles ; s3.l5. Others, 81
to $3.50.
Lined Gloves, 81 to ST.
The better ones lined
with squirrel. rabbit. lamb
and wool.
Auto GauutIets - I'm
lined and lined; S1.5O to
SIS.
Gloves-Special at SI.I5
A soft. durable cape
skin. with spear or en-
broidered backs.
PnIais Royal-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1916-12-21

Flanneette Nightgowns in large variety of
styles. including shirt or yoke front both with
without collar some scalloped and embroidered;
white and colors. $l.25 value. ST.
FIanneiette House Dresses in staple shades of
gray. blue, black and lavender. All sizes, neatly
tailored Sis.
Hand Knit SnuggIers-To be worn for house
wear or under the coat White with dainty bor-
ders Also black and gray: S15O
Evening star., 1916-12-21
Gift Books

Thousands of titles of re-
prints of best standard fiction
Evening star., 1916-12-21

Real clothes, made with buttons
and buttonholes. Dress. petticoat
and drawers for girl dolls: knicker-
booker suits with hat for boy dolls
Values up to s1.5o. reduced to 25c.
Evening star., 1916-12-21
Silk Remnants

In colors and black. Lengths
suitable for dresses, waists, Innings
and fancy work. At greatly reduced
prices.
Evening star., 1916-12-21
Folding Screens, $1.75

Three-fold oak frames. tilled with
heavy quality silkoline.
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1916-12-21

Some are "a inches high; nearly
all are pretty infant dolls; each with
slips. embroidered and lace trim
med. Reduced to 81 for choice
Second Floor. South Side.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-11-17
MUST MAKE ApPLICA-
TON FOR THE BLANK

Applications for the 1917 registra-
ton under the Motor and Vehicle law
will be received any time now.
Blanks will not be sent out to those
registered last year. A large list of
dealers and garages covering the en-
tire state has been formulated and a
supply of blanks has already been
sent them. The county clerks have
also been furnished with a supply.
Blanks will be sent from the Secre-
tary of States office on request Re
member that you must get your own
blank, either from those who have
been furnished a supply as stated
above or direct from the Secretary of
State upon request. No blank will be
mailed you except on application.