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Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-18
Stop That Couch.

A hacking cough weakens the whole
system drains your energy and gets
worse if neglected; your throat is raw,
your chest aches and you feel sore all
over. Relieve that cold at once with
DR.. Kings New Discovery. The sooth-
ing pine DaIsams heal the irritated
membranes, and the antiseptic and
laxative qualities kill the germs and
break up your cold. Don't let a cold
linger Get DR.. Kings New Discovery
today at your Druggist, soc.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-18
Exenpts State Hospital.

Governor Marcus II. Holcomb has
again exempted from the operation of
the civil service act all the appointees
of the trustees OF the state hospital
for the insane at Middletown. This is
a repetition of his action two years
ago and is~-effective during hts term
of office.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-18

morning ordered a continuance until
Friday, Jan. 10. in the cases of Ellis
r. Schaffer, aged IA; Harold Bolton,
aged 16, and Maurice F. Glassner, aged
II. charged with statutory burglary.
THE trio of boys are out on obnds of
5000 each.
It is intimated that in the meantime
bench warrants may issue and the
boys be brought before the present
session of the superior criminal court
at Norwich for trial.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-18
BROUGHT HERE FROM
BRIDGEPORT BY POLICE
William Harrison Grayson Must Face
JUDGE on Non-supPort Charge.

William Harrison Grayson of Nor
witch, who has been working in Bridge
port for some time past was arrested
in that city on Wednesday for the 10
cal police on a charge of non-support.
Officer Charles Smith was sent to
Bridgeport on Wednesday to bring
Grayson back here and the omcer ar
rived at police headquarters with his
prisoner about $50 O'Clock last night.
Mrs. Grayson lives on Thames street.
ChiIe's national forests cover about
100000 acres of land
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-18
Use ALIENS FooT.EAsE

The antiseptic powder to be shaken
into the shoes and sprinkled into the
foot-bath. If you want rest and com
ing feet. use Aliens Fsoot-Ease. 1t re-
lieves chilblains and frostbites and
spots Just the thing for dancing par
ties. patent leather shoes. and for
Sold everywhere. Csc. Don't accept any
substitute For free trial package, adj
dress Allen 8. Olmsted. LIE Roy. N. z.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-18
Judge, Prosecuting Attorney and cIerI

Judge, Prosecuting Attorney and Clerk
Judge William B. Colt, from his
bench in the New London police court
Wednesday morning, read the COM
plants to prisoners, accepted their
pleas. sWore in witnesses. conducted
the prosecution and defense. then gave
judgment, in the absence of Prose-
cuting Attorney Daniel NJ. Cronin, who
ts confined to his home by illness, and
clerk of Court Samuel Adams, who
was summoned to the superior court
in session in Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-18

New Clerk at Chelsea Savings Bank.
lanes T. Isbister, now with the
Dime Savings Bank. is to take the
vacant cler3Sship in the Chelsea Saw
tngs Bank commencing his duties next
Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-18
PILLOW CASES, SHEETS, TOWELS, ETC.

Fancy Turkish Towels, assorted
colorings, for combing jackets
Clearance prices 19c, $50 and 42o.
Fine White Goods for waists.
dresses, ETC., comprising Crepes and
Novelty Weaves-at 125ko q yard,
value 33c and 39c.
Fine quality SiIlko1ine and Near
Silk Bed Comfortab1es, wool and
finest grade cotton fllling-at $685.,
value $500.
ODD pairs of soiled and mussed
Blankets, in wooInap and wool
at special clearance prices.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-18
MORE APPLICANTS THAN
CAN BE CARED FOR
Two More Domestic Science Classes
Formed at Broadway SchooIhouse.

Two new classes in domestic science
were formed Tuesday evening at the
Broadway school house. Those in
charge of the classes have had more
applicants than they have been able
to care for. Fhe classes meet twice
a week, Tuesday and Thursday even
ings Miss Grace Rogers is instruc-
tor of the cooking class and Miss VAL
1ette Peck instructor of the sewing
class
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-18

Mrs Gertrude B. Tootill, president
of the society. was in general charge.
The mattresses were Mrs. Annie u.
Woodman, Mrs. William Beetham,
Mrs. Sigma Beebe. Miss Louise Kolar.
Those who assisted in the kitchen wore
Mrs Ida r. Greene, Mrs. Elwood Ma
pies and Mrs. Margaret Hart Rev. A.
p Blinn took tickets at the door.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-18
Marri ages

Received from other towns under
the law Of 1906 For year 1916
births, 4s marriages, 81 deaths and no
still births, total IS.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-18
Steward Reed COMING Aaai

Steward Heed ConnIn9 Again.
The Machinists union have an
nounced that Steward Reed, an ex-
preacher, of Boston, who was here
about three weeks ago, will deliver
another Of his sermons at Eagles hall
on Thursday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-18

Odd pieces of Silks, plain and
fancy, all widths, suitable for trim
mings, " to yard lengths - at
half prices
Remnants of Tub Silks for
waists, white grounds, colored
stripes at 39c to S2.19 a pattern,
value slips to $500.
Waist Patterns in plain and
fancy taffetas, stripes and plaids-
at $2.sa to $3.50 a pattern, value
1925 to s5.75.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-18
BAKED BEAN SUPPER
AT SPIRITUAL ACADEMY.
Monthly Event Held by Helping Hands
Society.

The usual monthly baked bean sup
per served at the Spiritual academy
by the Helping Hands society was well
attended Wednesday evening. The
menu follows:
Baked Beans
Brown Bread. Rolls.
Pickles.
Assorted Cake.
Coffee. Tea.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-18
Short Lengths in SILKS, VELVETS, CORDUROYS

Dress Patterns in Plain Silks and
Fancy Stripes, and In SILK and
Wool Poplin at $3.50 TO $3.50 q
pattern, value 1925 to $1,000.
Remnants of Velvet In black ana
navy, n to yard lengths-at SEQ
a yard, value $1.0O.
32-inch Corduroy Suiting IN
white, old rose, navy, taupe, brown,
green, plum and garnet-at 91.09 q
yard, value $1.25.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-18

For year 1916 Births, SO mar
riages, 50 deaths and no still births,
total 73.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

gave an impulse TO Europe which
turned its face toward democracy and
for that reason, in fighting with France,
England, Italy and Russia, we fight
Tor those who follow in the way we
led. true children OF the American con
ception Of government as a servant,
not master.
"It is now 1000 years since Caesar
defeated the Germans in France. When
they came asking terms he said TO
them: Go back whence you came, re
pair the damage you have done and
give hostages to keep peace for the fu-
ture 1t was the ancient and barbario
custom to take prisoners and high men
as hostages and this custom Germany
followed when she entered Belgium
But the world does not ask such host.
ages today, 1t is the problem of world
craftsmanship to decide what kind OF
hostages that Germany can give when
she has been convinced that her dream
OF world over-mastery cannot come
| true"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
SAM LOYD'S BRAIN FOOD
IS Minutes to Digest This.
No. $50.

When Smith bought a farm he
engaged three foreigners to do>the
work, agreeing to pay the foreman
$ll0 per day the handy man ST.
and his helper ~ cents, so as to
average 81 per day. They CON
tracted to work l0l days for S0}
but on the second day two of them
organized a planters and diRgers
association, and asked for shorter
hours with increased pay, Rec'g.
ninng the Justice Of their dcmanis,
as explained by the entertainment
committee, he increased the wages
Of two OF the men so that everyone
was satisfied and yet at the end Of
the season each man received Sl0l.
and there had been just Nj days
work done.
Answer to No. $40
WORSHIP minus SHIP plus
MAIL minus AL equals WORM.
Copyright, ls,7. by fam ioyd)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
WANHOE PETROLEUM COMPANY
Ul Al
3
new
LOCATIONS

companies to he an oilbsarin6 tsgses
LEASE NO. 70, SECTION a.sase, g
hcRE6 This lease 10 In the same ".
ri,ory A. lcase No. N, and eeoloOt11
reports show good structure.
LEASE NO. 70. SECTION ts.e%.A =
AcRes-Thls lease 10 In untssted ~.
rl,ory, ou, shows sP W well @ In s:o'Scc,fss
LEASE NO. 70. SECTION N.S>-A,
100 ACRes--This leese 10 on structure
and the. territory surrYHAding u shSwe
NJ well. II win undoubtedly b Q
source OF good returns 10 this oeul-
pany when developed,
LEASE NO. a., sGcr,oN s.a.I
100 AcREs-This lcase 10 rorthsass
NJ the Kansas City Petroleum CeeY.
panyH wall In section b-?i-l and y
figured TO be on the sains structer9
M this well. They have 900 feet
structural Indications for prohict)oA
LEASE NO. n, roWNShip % ApuO
ei.s, $500 AcRes-Thls heavy bloe1
Of acreage lies right on structure. u y
,,iii In unproven territory. but ~
logical surveys show structural to0Ds
cations that are perfect The 1e1D1
agreement of this company pvovs0oo
Tor actual drilling on this BLOCK -
or before January I. 1918. which ~
sures development In the near futv9A
The development Of the block of ~
age viii undoubtedly open w . ~
oil field u
LeAsg NO. n. roWNsHlp ~
1000 AcRGs--Thls big block q a9(43
age Ia 10 bs developed immediaAo
A sta ndnrd sN-foot California type ~
rick has been erected In the Nerthoo1
oornct OF the northwest Svartee =
section i1-ao-s Aud actual drilIlaQ -
erntlons have bean begun. We
casing on the ground and VIII ~
age shows perfect structure and ~
stockholders of this company vql
surely realize good returns on stheo1
Investment from the dsvelopmsaf a
this property. y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
WESTERN OIL REFINING &
CHEMICAL co.
Earnings Now $4,000 Year
Very Soon Will Be $360,000 Year

of every investor viii be assured Of sub
stantial profits from the start. While
the oil development work which II cer-
tain 10 sooner or later bring tho rich
rewards OF oil discovery. is going on. the
present operating plants--a refinery and
chemical plant-sre earning big sums
monthly. with which to pay dividends.
Thus the man who invests in this
stock enjoys the chances Of making the
tremendous profits Of big oil discoveries,
while AT the same time he II receiving
certain and sure earnings on his invest
ment and while his principal is secured
Ivy real and tangible assets Of great vnhe
Men who nnalyEo investments intelll-
gently win quickly see tho extraordinary
advantages OF this stock Will see thc
possibilities ~ the company heconins
another Cosdcn. Sinclair. McMnnn with
in the next few years
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
MEN JUDGED NOW
BY CONTRIBUTION
TO The WAR-LANE
Secretary Says Gifts Count
Not Possession,

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Sept ls.--
Business men asking their duty to the
nation in war were told by Secretary
Lane. addressing the war convention oi
the chamber OF commerce OF the United
States here today. to change the word
duty" TO Opportunity and seek the
answer from khaki-clad American boys
who are crossing the ocean We are
10 Judge men hcnceforward, not by
wha, they have but by what they give
he said
Work OF Congress Praised.
The secretary said that the United
States having determined to fight Ger
many'S efforts to master the world
with high explosives and low intrigue
was making full steam ahead. III any
one doubts that" he added, "let him
look at the record OF congress winch
has come in Tor so much deris,on and
reproach. presume to say that no
other parliamentary body IN so short
time ever had 50 great a volume OF
well-considercd and prophetic legiSla-
ton as has our present congress IN the
past five months
"We have supplied money for our
friends, raised an army of a million
and a quarter, inauguratcd a new in
dustry-that OF making aeropIancs, re-
yived a dead industry--that OF building
ships, placed powers over exports and
prices over industries and resources.
in the hands Of the president that Will
give him the weapons he needs. made
laws to punish domestic enemies and
courageously placed the burden OF tax
alton upon those who can best bear mp
under it--thiS is a record that no ma
tion has excelled II is record that
shows purpose an unflinchng purpose
Know How to Make War.
I'VE Of America, it is conceded, know
money and we will prove that we know
how to make war. whole hearted, reso-
lutte war War that means organlza
tior. mercy. sacrifice. war that means
men BY the million and money bv the
billion, war that means heart hreakingS
ruined hopes, little glory perhaps, a
certain self-respect, a world that mer
can grow IN.
1--WE shall make war in earnest, for
We know that II Germany wins The
world will turn aside from the system
of law and liberty which We know anc
exalt that military caste and systcn
which is the historic enemy OF per
sonal liberty. We make war in France
that we may not be compelled To- d,
battle here lc, Germany have Cauad;
or McN,co or even Cuba and we woulC
go to our daily work like the Pilgrim
fathers with guns in our hands
Gave Impulse to Europe
This is truh most distlnotlvcb i
our war for We claim proudly that "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

Tho officers Of this company
are successful. experienced oil
men our leases are IN ait
untrd that production In con
Mdcted absolutely sure by the
most conservative This com
binntion. coupled with ample
capital ~ consistently develop
this property. win undoubtedly
hriny fabulous returns io every
Investor md should interest the
most conservative man.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

This company Is organized with the
aim OF eventually making II complete
producing. transporting. refining and
marketing organization. to derive the blg
profit OF not only bls oil production, but
also the profits Of all It's kindred in
dustries. Each department of tho busl-
ness aligned TO be an aid and asset to
tho other.
II is offlcered by some Of the best
men In the oklahoma oil flelds; men
Who are experts In practical produc-
ton. refining and chemical Industries
Among them are II, ~ Locke, A ]
Mcmahon George W. Knox, J IL Mosie'
and s6thers.
Knowing tho time and money required
In drilling wells and discovering new
oil pools, they have wisely provided 4
plan whereby their own money and ha,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
THE TWO MOST IMPORTAN
ITS MANAGEMENT .


W. z oayer, Tulsa, okla, President, Is n
man thoroughly acquainted with tho oil bust
ness. having had several y,urs' experience M
an actual producer In the Mid-Continont field
James Brayeli, Oklahoma city, Okla, Vice
President IN the president Of N" Buck Pan
thcr OH Company, man of national repun-
tion an one Of the successful oil producers IN
the Md Continent field
L. p. Caldwell, Enid. Okla, Secretary, is an
eS banker OF many years experience. and hns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

SURGEONS agree that in cases OF
Cuts. Buyns, Bruises and Wounds, the
FIRST TREATMENT is mos, impor
tam When an EFFICIENT antisep.
tic IS applied promptly, there is no
danger Of infection and the wound be
gin, to heal at once For use on man
or beast BOROZONE is the IDEAL
ANTISFPTlC and II EALlN G
AGENT. Buy il now and be ready for
an emergency Price 2Sc, SOC. Sl0C
and Sl.50. Sold by Westiall Drug CO
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
40
WELLS
DRILLING
LEASE NO. {, secr,oN 20. n a, 70

LEASE NO. I. SECTION 2s.2.a, 70
ACRES -- This lease Is situated In
the heart Of the CARRIER oil field. 10
cation No | on this lease has been
made In IN, northwest corner ut the
lease The lumber is on the ground
now and the derrick viii be up and
ready for business In a few days Tho
geological survey Of this field shows
this lease TO be- perfectly located
structurally and ~ the CARRIER field
has been &c percent productive up 10
date. production " practically assured.
This lease In good for ten locations
eppi will be drilled out without delay
'fhc oil produced In this field w sell
Ing In the open market at ta25 per
barrel. allowing 2bc per barrel for
gross production tax. transportation
charges and other expenses one pro-
! ducing well as low as 100 barrels per
| day would pay over ~ percent on our
entlr. capitalization Of $3.50 900, and
ten wells OF this size would pay &N
percent Production II ranging p
| high ps ,0o0 barrels per well par day
! In section 2i-22t. Just To the north
west, The value pt any securities ls
| based entirely on ia earning power
| The usual earning power Of money In
| S percent. a security earning ~ per
| cent would he worth seven tlmcs its
| pnr value The par value uf our sc-
| curiticS is SO per share, consequently
one lo0-bnTrcl we'll wohld make our
securities worth $500 per share and
the drilling out of this lcnse would
mnkc our stock worth ten times SIS N.
or i1bn m per share, even n the wells
all came In NJ low AH 100 barrels
per well The figures given herewith
are very conservative There IN no
reason why the wells drilled on this
lease should not all he much larger
than ie0 barrels average daily ptoduc-
ton. An Investment ~ $500 would
rive the Investor nfty shares NJ tho
present selling price and the develop
ment Of this one lease should make
the investment worth around so 0N,
haslng calculations nt tho low average
NJ 100 barrels per well OpISpRTll-
MITES LIKE TINS MUSr NOT HE
| pEIlMTT~rrD TO PASS The chances
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

WASHINGTON, Sept Is - Inquiry
into the manufacture OF defective cart
ridges at the Frankford arsenal con
tinued before the house military sub
committee with several officers of the
plant as witncSScS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

LEASE NO n, SECTION 20 .22.s. 10
ACRES This lease He's Just north
west OF tho Kansas ci'y Petroleum
CommuyS well IN section b-22s
Structural indications ARE perfect Tho
KHusnH city Petroleum Company have
$40 feet of hole al this date THIS
we'll In TO he n deep test and cOnserv-
stlve oil mon figure they have per.
toct chance for production. This lease
In very valuable
LEASE NO. a. SECTION ss.?s.s, 20
ACPFs- This lease llss northeast ~
the Kansas CITY Petroleum Compsnys
we'll In section N 22s and is on tho
structure n IL n good lease
LEASE NO. ~, SECTION 1.2].s, 20
ACRES THIS lease ls directly north
cRd ~ the Brnden well In section T.
72-0 md southwest OF the Southwest.
-rn Oii Compnnys well In Hrrtlon 20.
"a 7. which had n good showing ~ oil
md gNH II lays hight between two
very me prospects nnd when IN, flcld
very valuable
LEASE NO. -. SECTION ,0s 20
ACRES THIS lease IN directly vest
section 20 u"r s,lS. which S S". hsd two r' good
flows Of yas snd northeast ~ tho
Golden GOOSE rnmphny's we'll In sec
tlnn a-2l-s from witch good show.
ing of oil In reported This In n good
lease
LEASE NO. IS. SECTION ao.7s.s. 70
ACRES T-hia lonao lies directly south
~ the Nlnrg on romp1nyH well In
section b-o7.h nnd should he good for
big production, AZ tho NlRrs we'll
shows up fine with good indications
ns they ret deeper
LEASE NO. TO- SECTIONS N.21s,
i5.pl.S. iSn hCnES These leases llN
81 -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

Producing Oil ompanies have made
dends The chemical industry shows tremendous profits If
you would share the combined profits of all buy stock in the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

been actually engaged In the oil business Tor
the past ak years.
A. /. Zlnscr Enid. okla, Treasurer and
Counselor, is prominent attorney well verscd
IN handling corporate hffnits.
Coo c. Richardson, Kansas City, NO., ol.
rector, i- n man who hnH had many years
experience In the oil buyn"ss In Kansas and
oklahoma and In president OF the Missouri
Valley Orchards Company.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

poets for production on this lease are
good
LEASE NO. 3. SECTION 100. ,s0
ACRES This lcRno lies Just southwest
uf the Richardson test In section ~
2i-f tsod structural showing In this
well Al gO1 feet u stray Rnd was
encountered from which n good show
Ing " oil was taken The Richardson
well looks good md the Development
of thH lcnse should result In good pro
duCion
LEASE NO. 0, SECTION 7.2s.1, 10
ACRES This lrnse lies west of tho
Golden Goose oil Company'H we'll In
section g-21.s md directly south Of
the Southeastern on Hompnnyr well
In section 2O-2i7 iiotf OF thcSo com.
panIes have hid good showingH of oil
and the prospects Of this lcnso arc
very bright
LEASE NO. 7, SECTION 2s.a.s, 40
ACREs-ThiS lease lirH between the
Southwestern on ComphnyH well In
section 2O-?i7 and tho itucher on
Compnny's well In section sf-
Judging structure from actual find
inys In The drilling ~ these wells this
lcpse should produce good returns
when developed
LEASE NO. 3, SECTION 3.ao.6, 70
ACRES THIS lcpss lina directly south
wcr Of the Richardson test In sc"tlon
81 2l-h, from which a good showing ~
oil WINS got M around 900 feet This
lease IL directly un structure and
should he n winner
LEASE NO. Q, SECTION sos, 40
ACRES This lease Hes directly north
west " the simmons on rompnny'S
well In section ~ 1873, nt which they
had at lcnHt n ~ barrel woll ~ around
COO feet THIS wen was started FOR
deep test and the oil was cnsed of
md ,hcy are going deeper nroHpectn
In view through the development Of
this lease are very good
LEASE NO. 70, SECTION '.io.o ~
ACRES This loUse lies I'm unproVcn
territory. but according 10 grolovi
cnl survey n Ia ON structure and
should b" very valuable when the field
Is n little older
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

fnr suc,sss are az out nf inO for rc-
,,,,,g - 100 "a rLa snfo,v N, nan.
cSnai and "a, s,,hliuv n; earning
,n,.or sn ,n,,ch J.sI,cJ nv IA. CON.
ssrva 1.-Two inv.s,o, nre hnib nh,,lnn.
Ia 4, i,v,s,men,. ~ mi. ch,,,c,,,
ItAss NJ a. SCI ION h'H', /"
eCNe rms 'rn" Is Wv u' n"l
ehH corner ot uhls r' il"h VI mNs
between INC Yunuthhs'e ,ouul,un
'"''.p"ny "'',"u" ~ wv Wv '"","
", ..c,ion q. ., \ ana ,ho I.,rhsr on
T,,',,s,ny". Inr,ilon 4, Inc northwest
corn.r ~ section oq.o n,d /. .o .,t.
no,.d ,ba, success. Ia eitho, az these
c"r, r,na,io. wou,d m.,n success IN IA,
,vn,'nno pe,,oI.u,n Cnmrrny Tho
nmnJ,n,,,, pc,,nin,m C'nrn,nv hsy.
I'D shna,i,ys ~ rii -, ,h.,r iocs,ion
wo in ia ,nr,hn,., co,,., nf ,b.,,
icn.c and hi. ,orri,or, i. ronsidr,ed
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-16
Clubs md Guilds

The regular meeting Of Acacia
Chapter No. 2. o. e. g.. will be held
At 8 o'clock Tuesday evening. juno
Is. in tho Masonic temple. Business
In regard to the grand chapter meet
ing will be transacted and all menu
bers ere urged to attend. Signed.
Ars. Pearl Roe Gets. worthy matron;
Mrs. Sadie c. Kermott, secretary.
On account ofsthe grand chapter
meeting Of the Eastern Star on Thurs
day there will be no meeting Of the
Eastern Star Red Cross Circle this
week. The work will begin In earnest
the following week and all sessions are
to be held in the housekeeping rooms
In the temple. The members Of the
circle wish to thank all the women
who have &C generously answered
their call for the use of sewing ma
chimes during the summer months.
but they have use for three more and
II some M has q machine or knows
Of any n who would not use 1t dur
ing the summer, they IRE asked to
notify the committee and they will
have them call for.
The regular meeting Of the Wom-
ems Catholic Order Of Foresters will
be held at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening
in the Knights OF Columbus hail.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-16
SAW HIM FIRST.

A Quaker had gotten himself into
trouble With the authorities and the
sheriff called to escort him to the
lookup.
rs your husband in?" he inquired
OF the good wife who came to the
door.
my husband will $50 thee" she re-
piled. Come in" 81
The sheriff entered. was hidden TO.
make himself At home. was hospitably
entertained for half an hour, but no
husband appeared. At last the sheriff
grew impatient.
Look here" said he. IT thought
you said your husband would see
me-"
HE has seen thee" was the calm
reply, but he did not like thy looks
and has gone another way."-Har-
per's MAXINE,