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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-16
MUSIC AT VICTORIA
Dessauer Brothers, Back From War,
Open Fifth Season

Beginning next week, the Des-
sauer brothers and their orchestra
will return to the Victoria and will
provide programs of variety. Walter
Dessauer, who is known as 'cellist of
talent, and who directed last season and
introduced novelties in his selection of
overtures, comes back with a new col
lection Of music. Leo Dessauer has
been in France for a year as a sergeant
in the Sixty fourth Infantry, Seventh
Division, and served at the front in the
Puvenelle sector, st. Mihiel. After
the signing of the armistice Sergeant
Dessauer wrote a musical comedy in
three acts, "All Aboard" produced with
success in lie Mans by the enlisted men
of his regiment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-16

The salmon industry of Lummi
Island, Bellingham, Wash, plays an
important part in the forthcoming Rex
Beach picture, The Silver Horde" +"
scenes of which are already being taken.
The quaint settings lead themselves
wonderfully to the picture,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-16
Trocadero OpenIno

One of the biggest and best shows
to come to the Trocadero this season
will make its first appearance on the
opening tonight. 1t is the Girls, Girls
Girls Company. Managers Deady and
kennoy have spared nothing to make
this one of the best organizations on
the American circuit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-16

Withheld from public exhibition
pending the decision of the Pennsyl-
vania State Board of Censors, Harry NJ
White, local representative for the
Goldwyn Pictures Corporation, an
nounces that their latest release, Mabel
Normand in Upstairs" has been fin =
ally approved and placed in service with
only slight notifications.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-16
Toy Hunt at WoodsIde

The third and last toy hunt of the
season will be staged next Wednesday at
Woodside Park. Children eagerly look
forward to securing one of the 300
valuable toys which are distributed to
the lucky finders of the coupons hidden
IN different parts of the grounds. Gates
vii be open at l o'clock and from that
time up to 3 O'Clock the youngsters will
have an opportunity of searching for
coupons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-16
Mae Desmond orpheum Star

The Orpheum will open with a matt
nee on Labor Day with the Mae Des =
mond Players, in Polly With a Past, "
in which Ina Claire starred at a down
town theatre. Under her contract Miss
Desmond is to appear in every produc
ton during her forty four week engage =
ment. Scheduled for early production
are Come Out of the Kitchen, "
"Pollyanna, and "Everywoman." In
the company are Olga Xrolow, Bernice
Callahan, Louise Sanford and Frank
Fielder.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-16
Broadway Opens AUGUST 25

The Broadway will reopen for the sea
son with the matinee on August %.
The opening attraction will be Mack
Sennett's bathing beauties in person in
conjunction with the first South Phila-
delphia showing of the ambitious Sen
nett film comedy in five reels instead
of the usual two, yankee Doodle in
Berlin"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-16
+, THEATRE BILLS
FOR NEXT WEEK
Schedule of Entertainments
at the Various Play
houses in This City
VAUDEVILLE

VAUDEVILLE
KEITH Crawford. favoritc
musical comedy star. in typical
monologue; Rae SHmuCls, singing
comedicnne, "Bluc Streak of Nau-
devillc"; Nine. Dorec's Celebrities,
operate singers; Ernest Evans and
associates, medley of song, dance and
comedy "a Golf Proposal, play
let; Bob Hall. 1.-THE cxtcmpcrancous
chap; "Beginning of the World, "
spectacle: Cahill and Remain, come
dians; Lillian and Twin brothers,
gymnasts.
Bathing Beauties in
person and on screen; Yankee Doc
die in Berlin" patriotic travcsty
film. which had a run downtown at a
higher priced house. Rcplcte with
burlesque on the HohCnzollcrns, and
also has thrills in its a. L. Z. cpl
sodes. Other acts.
CROSS KEYS - "Applc Picking
Time" musical act with clever juyc-
niles; William Smith and COMPANY.
new songs THE lnStallmcnt CullCc-
TOT, SKttCH .NtlSOH = VS. hIlHIu
act "Thcy Arc After Me, skit
episode of "Pcrils of Thunder Noun
tain" New bill Thursday.
GLOBE-Tom Browns Review, spec
tacular musical Offering; Pcrkikotf
and Rose Ballet classic dancers
Four Melody Girls; Checkers. water
jugglers; The Futuristic Jailbird,
farce; Cook and Vernon, come
diennes; Edison and company
sketch Revellos, sensational novelty,
etc.
GRAND-"Marrincia Going Up, song
skit, with Roatina and Barrcttc
Ernest Dupille, twentieth century
comedian in up to date wittiCisms
Juvenile Follies," ten clever young
sters; Five Partrowars, novelty
equilibrists; Garcia Trio, Original
act; Florence Timponi, the sun
shine girl episode Of Great Gam
bic.
NiION-Lila Lee, in new movie
drama, Rose of the River Dare
Austin, returned from overseas, il
skit, His Wedding Morn" Miller
and Mack, 'boys with the loos,
feet; Marston and Manccley, sons
and patter; Applegran and Roscu
quest, heavyweight comedians, etc
New bill Thursday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-16
TOPICS OF INTEREST
TO MOWIEDOM'S FANS
Nazimova as Chinese Joan Of
Arc in Newest Of
fering


Beautiful robes are worn by
Nazimova in "Thc Red Lantern, y
which comes to the Stanley week of
August 20. Among these are the heavy
silkcn garb of the Goddess of the Red
Lantern and the awe inspiring habili-
ments of n Chinese warrior chief.
Mahlee, the half Chinese, half Eng
lish girl. played by Na2inova, bears a
not remote resemblance to Frances
Joan of Arc. She leads hopeless
cause. that OF the Boxers against the
r'ur"p'ahS. Ter h"art Is torn between
'h' IoVe Shc D"nrS Tor an EngIlshman
ana IN" ah'I'nt traditions OF her race.
Na2inoVa wears warrior $ costume
during inc tumuItu"nS scenes in the
S'rr'tS ot l"Nlh' Wh'n the lioN"rS clash
"l'h I'll" troops OF inc Allied nations
Sthl 10 pu'I th' uprising Inc war
broidcr"d silk, with the head of lion
depending from the waist, is apparel
worn only by those of the Chinese who
stand ready to give their lives for the
race.
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a+rn rovt woor, This nLatanInr n" Jao,
NOT ogrno with tbo tbnory tho+ oil
Hritisb robIomnr oro idInr. AND for+,,no
.oolors o,,I,, nro ,oryo, In p,o 10
turc is Of mis- tvno-tbc ncnniIcss Lord
Rissctt, who sues dcsncratplv for thc
Young American heircss. pIavcd bv Miss
Ferguson.
Foiled in his pIov to coin control Of
her millions he nirrs r. disrraco bcr
and succeeds 50 we'll tbat she is hootnd
throughout England. Uoartbrokcu sine
takes up residence in Venice under an
other name. .aud in thc beautiful Italian
citv finally finds hanpincss md yindi-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-16

The Keystone will open with a matt .
nre on August %, featuring Al Whites
Revue. company of Juvenile Philadel-
phisns. During the summer the Key
sione has been repainted. new stage
has been built and It has been refur-
pished,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-16

Fred G. Nixon Nirdlinger who has
been cunning tor many weeks. has
at last bagged Mickey" The picture
will be shown at Nixon's Colonial,
starting September 1 and for one of his
Fifty second street theatres, following
the Colonial engagement.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-16
BURLESQUE

CASINO opens tonight with Butter
flies of Broadway" brand new bur
lesque offering, featuring a number
Of favorites and with new songs.
Specialties and dances. A rollicking
burletta is underlined, with Matte
Beale. Continues all next week.
TROCiDERO opens tonight with the
Girls. Girls. Girls Company. "
Alice Page, classic dancer, featured
A fresh and tuneful Extravaganza i,
promised. Snitz Moore. comedian
Will Lawrence, formerly of Du.
mont's, and Myrtle Cherry, prime
donna, are cast all next week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-16
Gloria Hope CO. star With Tom Moor

GIoTTd FIOpe OO-oIdT witt u OWl Woore
Gloria Hope has been engaged to play
the stellar role opposite Tom Moore in
a forthcoming Goldwyn picture based on
one of the Pincro plays. Harry Beau
mont will direct,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-16
PHOTOPLAIS

STANLEY-"The Peace of Roaring
River modern drama of the West
exposing the evils done by matrimo
NAL papers and agencies. Pauline
Frederick, the star, depends on emo
tional acting without aid of the num-
erous and costly gowns of previous
productions. Goldwyn.
ARCADIA-"A Society Exile" fea-
turing Elsie Ferguson as beautiful
woman driven from London by scan
dalmongers and finding love and hap
piness in Venice. Adapted by Quida
49, Bergere from Henry Arthur Jones S
stage play I'VE Can't Be as Bad as
All That" Directed by George Fitz-
maurice. Paramount.
. PALACE-"He Hearts Ease" featuring
Tom Moore, as Charles Klein's com
poser whose opera is stolen. The
stage version made this hero temper
amental and lGvabe. For second
half of week, Elsie Ferguson in "A
Spcfety Exile"
VICTORTA-"The Coming of the
Law" mingling thrills and laughs,
with Tom Mix as exponent in COW
boy story of the West Whirlwind
riding a feature. Scenario by
Charles Seltzer. Directed by Arthur
RossOn. Fox picture.
+ REGENT--"Easy to Make Money"
with Bert Lytell, in a breezy role
with comedy highlights. Gertrude
Selby leads in support. Edward
Carcwe, director. Metro. Second
half of week, Lila Lee in Hearts OF
Youth" Paramount production.
LOCUST - THE Virtuous Thief"
with Enid Bennett, in an interesting
role, and Treat En- Rough" Sen.
nett comedy. Second half Ethe
layton in "A Sporting Chance"
Wagon Tracks" Para
mount Aircraft production of west
rrn pioneering, featuring w. s. Hart
Last half, Charles Ray in Bill
Henry, comedy, and Burto1
Holmes travelOgue.
. RIFOLI-"Square Deal Sanderson,
featuring w. S. Hart in clever gun,
work. Monday and Tuesday. Fran
els Y. Bushman and Beverley Bayn
in first showing of Darling Hearts,
Wednesday and Thursday. Anti
Stewart in "Shadows of the Past,
Friday and Saturday,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01
NeW Fine Wraps
Are Also ShOUn

Wraps of satin, of heavy faile silk, of
the richest brocades, of tricolette and
duvetyne, evora cloth and twill. Furs and
fringes are the chief decoration, apart
from the sumptuous metal and silk en-
broideries-the furs being of the lighter
sorts, such as mole and gray squirrel.
There are such things as brown silk
poplin lined with brownish-rose satin;
tricolette capes made simply of two bril-
liant contrasting colors a blue satin wrap
with marvellous gold beading and squirrel
collar; black satin wrap with no sleeves
at all and gold embroidered medallions;
short, fancy wraps of duvetyne with tiny
buttons in rows; other soft woods with
peculiar heavy wool embroidery.
They may be seen in the Women's Coat
Salons.
(First Floor CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01
Paris Strikes a NeW Note
in Original PiILOU COUers

Can you picture most engaging black velvet cat yellow
puppy couple of downy chicks, mysterious domino
Venetian scene in the of these
decoration on the newest Of Paris pillow
Also there conventional appaued flower designs
wonderful metal brocades and others. eG8E''a
We have had them oveliest of pillows and
the prices $16.5O to $50. ' -
Just from Paris also real lace pillow lingerie
pillows They exquisite pieces, made with e Cuny
Venetian Flanders lace and eeet embroidery shapes
and also round $40 to S75.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01
Boys Spring Suits
That Are Real
TOp-NOtchers

The showcases are filled to
overlooking and practically every
day brings in new lots. The
selection is really fine. The suits
themselves could hardly be finer.
They represent the top-notch in
looks and lasting qualities, in
excellence of tailorwork and
correct modelling. The higher
priced ones are really superfine,
but all are unsurpassed.
Speaking in absolute sincerity,
we do not believe there is another
such stock at these prices in Phil
adelphia-$15, $16.50, $18 up to
S32 for suits in 8 to 1S year sizes.
(Second Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01

$97 for an enamel and decorated day
bed, spring seat with separate box-head
mattress. III
Tables
Sl4 for a brown birch center table
SIT for an umber oak library table.
$3.50 for brown birch davenport table.
$40 for blue and chrome library table.
$25 for brown birch hall table with
drop leaf
$26 for a brown birch davenport table.
500 for brown oak davenport table.
$35 for blue and chrome davenport
table.
$36 for a brown oak davenport table.
$40 for fumed birch davenport table
with cane ends.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01
The Day of Beautiful
Skirts Has Certainly
Arrived

Three things are responsible the new,
wonderful materials, exquisite colors and
fashions far prettier than they have ever
been before
Georgette crepe skirts are simply
irresistibly lovelyr-the new "Victory
red" is here, in addition to many other
colors and white. New also are Georgette
crepes with embroidered designs or open
work embroidered borders, and new molre
Georgette crepes with Baronet satin tucks.
Tricolette skirts, by way of change,
have drawn work checked effect, due to
dropped stitch in the weave.
There is a new fancy Baronet satin
with slightly pebbled surface and the
advantage of not mussing.
Snakeskin skirts come in plaids, stripes
and plain and practically all colors; some
have Georgette crepe yokes. -
A. new wash crepe de chine skirt IS
accordion pleated and is finished with
ivory buckles. :.
Finally, there are numerous styles IN
white silk broadcloth, some models fasten-
ing down the back. These all launder
Well.
Prices as whole are $18.75 to $3.50,
<First Floor, CsntraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01
Some Irish Double
Damask of Rare
Merit at $3.50 a Yard

This is the price for which
identical damask sold fifteen
months ago. They are now cost
ing almost one-third more at
wholesale-that is, when they can
be had at any price.
They were made by one of the
best damask-weaving concerns in
Belfast and come in a choice of
seven designs and in the 72-inch
width, all being heavy. full
bleached goods, full of good
service.
(First Floor, ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01
WANAMAKER'S
This Store Has Become a
Notable Part of the City

1t has studied the city, her reputation. 6Fer
progress, her growing Importance, and it has taken
its place in the line to advance her interests in every
honorable way.
1t has affiliated itself with the citizenry of the
world and has gone out to the uttermOs parts of the
globe to bring it's treasures to this port.
1t tore down the buildings of two and three
generations ago and made new buildings from the
ground up for the honor of the city and the
convenience, comfort and safety of the people.
The Store buildings part of our very selves
at your service, please.
:, . .... '''''''' %&mA<
April "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01
Odd Little Tables

In the furnishing of perfect little tables are
needed-tabes books needfuls
solitary luncheon tables
tive quality. s
The Little House has of them this moment ss
Little hreeegged bases Of
walnut, $35.
"Pick-up' tables of walnut oak a $25
Little painted elbow tables $29. %@
Walnut and ebony tables quatrefoil at
Tiny ocagona tables al
And others-none of them high price
Floor.C Che tnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01
A TDin-BrOther to-
the Mems Oxford
Mixed Soft Hats

has just come in. 1t is also an
oxford mixture, but, beng de-
signed for Spring wear, II g \ !
lighter shade than the orissne
In every other. respect Il
scientifically the same as the ~
hat which has made So pap'
friends.
Price 80. 4
tNsla Flssr. ssssttl,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01
NeWAfernOOn GOlUnsO of
Charm and Distinction
For Young Women

Some, of the most charming gowns
we've had to show you this Spring have
lately come into the Young Women's
Salons, and for girls and young women in
search of little dresses for theatre wear;
for afternoon and informal wear there is
much of interest in the collection.
The new silky tricolettes, soft taffetas,
the fashionable printed and plain crepes,
figured foulards and novelty silks are all
in the group, and there are the pretty light
colors that are so well liked, as well as
darker shades.
The styles are delightful, the gowns
new and different, and the prices, which
begin at S35, go on up to $50.
la to 20 year sizes.
Second Floor, chsssnutl ,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01

Chaises tongues and Day-beds
$50 for chaise Tongue in brown birch,
canvas upholstered seat adjustable cane head.
$52 for brown birch day-bed with Gre
tonne box spring and separate willow.
$55 for an enamel and decorated chaise
Tongue with cretonne spring seat and pillow.
$50 for brown birch chaise Tongue with
cretonne upholstered spring and pillow.
$50 for a birch chaise Tongue spring
seat with cane g Sides
$64 for walnut chaise Tongue with Gre
tonne upholstered spring and pillow.
$68 for a canary and decorated chaise
Tongue, cretonne seat and separate pillow.
$S6 for Tongue with brown oak frame
and a soft shade of brown genuine leather.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01
Ask to See the
Acorn-Shaped Silk
Handbag

1t is one of the newest arrivals
and is dainty thing of satin
striped moire in black, navy,
brown or taupe. Innings are
fancy striped silk.
The frame is engraved nickel
and each bag has tassel.
Price .$4.
MAIN Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01
The Half-Price Disposal of
Living Room Furniture
Includes Many Excellent
Chaises tongues, Day-Beds
and Tables

Approximately there 1900 different living
furniture ITS different patterns this special disposal every pie
being marked at half the former price,
In event of the kind-an event embracing
dependable desirable piecesnong interesting the
goods themselves These examples of the cases tongues
daybeds and tables and they typical of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01

(Fifth TloOr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01

They are taking to them as ducks take to water
only with so much more discrimination. New lots of
these specially made suits coming in constantly
that any day young man comes in he is to find
variety to his hearts content in chevots and annes,
the former in gray, green tans and heather mixtures
and tan.
Prices $2S to $50.
The full selection of mems suits goes from $28 to
$50 and takes in everything that of taste and
sound sense desire.
Of Spring overcoats there is also right good assort
ment in many favorite styles at $35 to $50.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01

seem to at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01
New Lot of Finest Wilton RUGS
at IS Per Cent SAVINGS

These all in beautiful
market conditions indicate that
lowered prices They from of the leading mills the
9x12 it., $50 46x76 it., $36 &aEESs
S3X1O6 ftr $S7 36x63 in. S15
6x9 #, $61. 3x12 it,, $33 t
Skis it., SAG
Other 9xl2 it, Wilton specially priced and and
9x12 #. Administer rugs special at $50 and $4S s@
Foor,Ch
FTEN films which can never be replaced are
~ spoiled by careless developing. The Camera
Store takes the greatest pains to insure good
negatives and prints from all the films intrusted to
it, and the charge therefor is not at all exorbitant
FOor.C
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01
The Young Men Are Taking to These
Suits EXACTLY as We Expected


that the thing to gain almost object and difficulties
wiIpower and all
to
speaking
in of
o o
eem t at the want.
The new native., 1919-04-11
LOCALS
 AND PERSON.

Rev. Edward Marsden stopped in on his way home from the Fair and gave us two excellent ser mons: The Need OfLeader. ship Among Natives" ,and "Higher Education"
 Ben Duncan and wife, newlyweds, came home on the Monday mail boat. The boys gave them g rous ing ch arivari. The New Native wishes the youn, couple a happy home life.
 Natives should not over look the advantage of tne Government Hospital at. Juneau and the Tubercu- lar Sanitarium at Haines. Treatment is practically free. A nominal price is  chargedfor meals. Anyone needing attention Is weI- come.
The new native., 1919-04-11
LOGGING PROVES GOOD WAY TO
 MEET BILLS

The logging crews are fast paying off the obli- eationS in the store and and mill. We guess all those who owe no more bills, feel like MT. Wal ter Frank who settling for all his acc0unts,said I feel pretty good to know that I can start the fishing season with . clean sheet.
 Lewis Tom installed an 8 ii. P. Sampson in his boat Alice.
The new native., 1919-04-11

 AND PERSONALS

Sam Davis, formerly sf Hydaburg spent six years in Masset t. Hewill return only to odispose of his house and store. Then he hopes to build a home In Hyda- burg. He said he had vast ed six years over there. George Hamilton and fam fly were visitors with their mother, Mrs. Mike George .ast week They came town on the Commodore ow ned by Mr. Hamilton
 The U. s. School child- ren gave the Masset visit prs a rousing program In
 he Church.
 John John son of Rose Inlet called in tuesday, for the nail. He said,1he Sup'tMr Buschmann would be up about April Is.
 The U.S.School will have six graduates from the eighth grade this year. Lena George, Dorothy Wallace, Boyd Nakathla. Howard Frank, Gideon Duncan, Henry Duncan. They are now preparing for the final exams. 0rad- uatiOn exercises will be held on the evening OfArril 30. :.
 ", :
 Nine young girls. Lena. Dorothy, Katherine. Eliza, Sarah, HeIen,Nancy Flor ence and Blanche attend Mrs. Webb g class in First Aid regularly. Mrs. Webb is trying to give informa- tion which dolescent girls need, s,
The new native., 1919-04-11

SPOKEN & WRITTEN
 ENGLISH IMPORTANT
 TO YOUNG NATIVES Many young people vow ed that they would make increased efforts in the English tongue so they can disport themselves with greater ease and fa- cility at the Chautauqua next year. Boys, the A, N. B. and the US School offers a big chance to practice speaking in En- fish. Press toward that mark, to use Mr.Marsden inspiring phrase.
 We are nov engaged in the great. est war of all times. the war to end war.
 There are three tests of wise work that it must be estusefuL and cheerful John Ruskin.
The new native., 1919-04-11
Advertising rate on application

Reporters: Fredrick George. Gertrude Hamilton. Paul Kogo. Harris NatkoDe. Art. Jones Yeltatzie. Typesetters: Lena George Dorothy Wallace Henry Duncan Gideon Duncan Francis John Howard Frank Gilbert Charles Circulation Manager: Gideon Duncan Business Manager: Henry Duncan Assistants in Printing: Francis John &Boyd NaKathla Consulting Teacher: Marius T. Hansome
The new native., 1919-04-11
LOCAL PAYROLL KEEP FAMILIES
 AT HOME

Our mill payroll total 5 ITS. weekly. To meet this amount regularly, everyone owing for lum- Der who can pay up, should square up. The more families that local industry can support, better for the town and Company.
The new native., 1919-04-11
THE NEW NATIVE

Printed every other Friday.