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Holiday Handkerchiefs Galore For Men,
Women and Children

Ladies' HandkerchIefs, special
assortment, Zoe.
Ladies' fine Hnndkerchiefs, with
embroidered corners, 121Ac.
Ladies' Handlkerchiefs, high class
novelties. hand-embrOi cor
ners, Poe.
Ladies' SILK Hnndkerchlefs, 1Oc.
Ladies' Crepe de Chine HandEer-
chiefs, 15c and 25c.
Ladies' Hnndkerchiefs, plain and
embroidered, &C.
ChlIdren's Handkerchiefs, plain
and embroidered, &c.
Ladies' Initial HandIxerchiefs,
1Jc and 3Oc.
ChiIdrcn's EOxed Handkerchiefs,
20c and 35c.
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New Black Silks

Black Silk Peau de Sole, 80
inches wide, 1925.
Black SILK IessaIine, $3.50
and x..4S.
Black SILK Taffetas, $3.50,
$1.G0, 1920 and $2.4S.
Black SILK Popllns, 30 inches,
wide, $1.4S.
Black silk HnbutnI, S1.OO,
R1.1J and $1.25.
Black SILK Velvet, $3.50 md
S1.0S.
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JoHNsoN's HAT IN THE RING

Washington. Dec. Is. = Senator
Hiram w. johnson, of California,
has announced formally that he
would be a candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for the Presi-
dency. He said he would make
personal campaign in every state, ex-
planning that he did not intend to
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Ladies' Boxed Handkerchlefs,
soc, soc, 75c and $1.OO.
Mems Linen Handkerchief, 35c.
Mems Initial Handkerchiefs, 25c
and soc.
Mems COIOred Silk Handker-
chiefs, 5Oc, Toe and SSc.
Mems White Silk Handkerchiefs,
plain and initial, soc and SOC.
Boys Silk Handkerchief, plain
nnd bOrdcred, soc and soc.
Boys Plain White Handkcr-
chiefs, Zoe 12%c, 15c and 25c.
Mems COIOred BOrdered Hand
kerchicfs. zoe.
Mems Red and Blue Hlndker-
chiefs, 15c and Zoe.
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have his candidacy determined by
politicians in convention"
To Prevent influenza

Colds cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tab
lets remove the cause. There is only
one "Bromo Quinine." E. w. GROVES
signature on box. 30c-Adv.
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Ribbons for Xmas

Ribbons play a prominent part
in the making of pretty gifts and
II host of other Xmas purposes. We
have made special preparations for
your needs
Satin Ribbons, NIL coIOrs, &c, Dc,
12c, 15c. lie, pc, 27c, &c, 38c, 42c.
doe, 59e, G9c, 75c, S5c and 9Sc.
New Plaid Ribbons, soc, 42c, 89c,
zoe and Soc.
New Brocade Ribbon, 85c md
zoe.
New Hnir Bows, SOC to zoe.
Wash Ribbons, Sc, 1Oc, lie, 15c,
Ice, .5c, 35c and 30c
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and 0Sc.
Ash Trays, :5c, SOC, SSc, S1.OO
and S1.25.
Cigar jars, soc.
Silver LOckets on Ribbon, OSc
and $I.25.
kum-n-Part kufH Buttons, soc
and 75c.
Silver Mesh Bags, soc and 0Sc.
Silk Ribbon WnIdemar Guards,
soc and 9Sc.
Waldcnar Cont and Vest Chains,
soc and OSc.
1O-K Gold Cross md Chains, 9Sc.
Velvet Bags, 9Sc, $I.4S, S1.9s,
$2.4S, $2.9S and S3.4S.
ChiIdrcn's Velvet, Silk and
Leather Bags, 15c, 25c and soc.
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Miscellaneous Gift
Articles

Comb and Brush Sets, 25c to
$1.OO.
Hair Brushes, 35c and soc.
Combs, &c, 1Oc, 15c, Zoe and 25c.
Ladies' Handbags, SOC.
PocketboOl<s, 25c, soc, soc, 9sc,
S1.0s. 1925, $2.4s and S3.4s.
Novelties in Shell Goods, in
Braid Pins, Back and Side Combs,
Barettes, etc., Toe, 25c and soc.
Ladies' Fancy Carriers, 25c, zoe,
5Oc, SOC, 0sc and $1.4s.
Clothes Brushes, 25c and soc.
Shoe Trees, enameIGd white,
pink md blue, 25c.
Ladies' and ChlIdren's Belts, 25c,
soc and soc.
shirred Ribbon Elastic Webbing,
all coIors, yard, 30c.
Military Brushes, 25c, zoe and
Zoe.
Dressing Combs, 1Oc md Osc.
Hair Brushes, 25c, zoe, 50c, roc
and s1.15.
ladies' Handbags, soc. osc, up to
s4.0s.
Hand Mirrors, zoe, roe. 50c, zoe
md $1.J5.
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CuR Links, 25c and soc.
Scarf Pins, 25c and soc.
Tie Clasps, 25c.
Bracelets, 25c, soc, 9Sc and S1.25.
LavnIIiercs, 25c, soc md $1.OO.
Brooches, 25c, soc, zoe, 0Sc and
$3.50.
Lace Pins, 25c and soc.
Lingerie Clasps, 25c and soc.
Bar Pins, 25c, soc and 9Sc.
Beauty Pins, 25c and soc.
Mourning Pins, 25c md soc.
Beads, 25c, soc, Soc and $1.19.
Earrings, 2Jc and soc.
Gold Filled LocEets, 25c, soc and
0Sc.
Ink Stands, 25c.
Hat Pins, 25c.
Rings for women md children
in plain bnnd, slgnct, cameo and
stone settings, 25c, 5Oc and 9Sc.
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Be Sure of Your
XMAS CANDIES
Buy NoO!

There will be lots of Candy to
buy for Christmas. and yOu should
be sure of Its purity. All of our
Candies meet the pure food law
and fresh stocks arriving daily Is
nm important factor. Wide assOrt-
mentH I'm Chocolates, Hard Candles,
etc., mny be had at our usunl low
prices.
In view of the sugar shortage,
buy your Xmas supply now.
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GIFTS FOR ]
FAM 4 II
SHOP EARLY IN
The WEEK
AND EARLY IN
THE DAY
D.s.oJ

Dependable Jewery of excellent quality
JeWeiry Department
sponbe enyIabe
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23
SUNDAY MORNING WEDDING

At the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Matte Goodman. Of West Bird
street. occurred pretty homo We'd
ding Sunday morning ut o o'clock. In
the presence of immediate relatives
Of the contracting parties md n very
few close friends and neighbors.
In his usual impressive manner.
Rev. ]. F. White pronounced the
magic words that united the lives Of
Miss Marguerite Mae Goodman, the
youngest daughter Of Mrs. Goodman.
and Mr.. Chns. W. Bcngtson. Of Gold
en-.
After the ceremony and congrat.
ulations and best wishes, u bounte-
Gus wedding breakfast was served.
Mrs. Bengtson Is n most estimablc
young lady having been reared from
childhood here In Arvnda, where her
self and family enjoy the respect and
friendship Of hosts Of friends who
young lady. having been raised from
will wish the young couple well In
their new relations.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23

A. s. Mills, Chairman. Mrs. A, II.
Barth, Mrs. A. L. Davis, Mrs. WI.
Putnam, Mrs. f. L. Baxter.
All discharged soldiers and those
who are not discharged, who happen
to be in this community will be more
than welcome, as Arvada's guests on
the afternoon and evening of Nov
ember LIST, and all arc requested to
appear in their uniforms for this oc-
casion, so that they may be readily
recognized, and designated to places
of honor. However, II for any rea-
son It is impossible to appear in un-
form you will DO made welcome just
tho same.
The committee in charge Of the
sports for the celebration Of Nov.i
for the home-coHin ling of returned SER
vice men have decided on the follow
ing contests and races.
Centipede Rade-This race ID run
by six or moro men straddling u
pole and running en- masss.
Peanut Racc-t-For girls under 10.
Push Ball Contest-A push ball is
u large leather lowered, air inflated
ball, measuring about seven feet in
diameter. The COMMITTEES is trying
to arrange to borrow this from the
State University.
Nail Driving Sntest-For Womch
only.
Three -lcggcd race-For service
men only.
Cracker Eating Contcst--For
women only. The person eating
four crackers and being able co
whistle first, Is declared winner.
Cock Fight Cbntest-Servics men
only.
One-hundrcd Yard Dash--Servicc
msa only.
8foad jump, Service men only.
Chariot Race This race Ii run by
men straddling p bromstick, with
younestsr astvide Ne broom proper.
driving tho man. Participant mast
turn around q pole.
Volunteer Fire Department will
give exhibitionsI
Local mercha pts will be solicited
for appropriate prizes. .ltt
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23
r. z. DOTS DIES AFTER
SEVERAL MONTHS ILLNESS

AZ six o'cio,n ....-aay morning. IT
his home northeast Of Arvnda, Oc-
Cured the death Of Mr.. X. T.. Dotts.
after nm illness dnting from mn or
crntion in n Denver hospital Int
March for hcrnin. He never fully
recovered from the operation and
WIS confined to his bed for two
months prior to his death.
The funeral will be held Friday n.
m. ri 10 o'clock, at Olingcr's, rf.cr
which the remains will he taken 70
Fort Collins for burial In the family
lot. a
Rein f.. Dotts was born In New
Philadelphia. Ohio, February ~,
1852 md camc west as fur NJ Iowa,
when he WINS IL years Of ngc. Here
he remained until 1877, when he
came to Colorado, settling ut Fort
Collins. in and near which place he
lived for ~ ycnrs. Here he WINS
married, on the year Of his arrival TO
Miss Yesthcr Is. Black, whom he had
known in Town, on August go. To
them were born three daughters. who
with their mother. survive him. The
daughters are. Mrs y. II. Brooks. ~
Denver, Mrs. Knthrync Baker. who.
with her two children. Helen md
Gordon. who intend the Arvndn
schools, have been living with her
parents. md Miss Grnce u. Dots. The
youngest daughter, who Is tcnchcr
In tho schools Mt 0~rhe1ry Calf.
He also lcnvcs n brother Ph'llip.
~, Of Eddyvillc, iowp. who. u y, h's
way Issrc, and NJ s~ly ris,crO Mr.. y.
j. Winslcr. who. with her son. will
arrive from Abclinc, Krnsns ~ Hrr-
,fH~shAs~, Mrs. Mrs A~AA~~ "nrrc.
Icy Of Las Cruces. N. Mexico.
Mr.. Dot'a h,d lived In this virin-
ity nbon' siy years. hnvlr- rravr'
mt from Denver. whore h" lived rin-
years previous. liz wp- wc'l.so-
do farmer and wrs hrh'y respected
by al who knew him.
This community ~ytcni- - .o,-r,.
thy 10 the entire family In their sad
loss.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23
Local and Personal Happenings

Messrs. ]. E. Hiatt of Arvada and
Chas. Risden of Wheat Ridge, are
the owners of new Dodge trucks,
having received delivery Monday of
this week from A. L. Davis, the local
dealer. Mr.. Davis says he has or
ders for Dodge touring cars that can
not be filled for some time to come.
There are eighteen orders at pres
ent on his books upon which delivery
has not been made. This speaks well
for the popularity of the Dodge car.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23
REAL ESTATE CHANGES HANDS

The Albert Wolff home on Wads-
worth Avenue near W. 44th, together
with 10 acres has been sold by Mrs.
Wolff to H. s. Pixley, proprietor of
the Salt Lake Lunch Co., of Denver.
Mr.. Pixlsy's family will take possess.
ion Of the property on Oct. Both.
The sale was made thru Walter p.
Smith Of the Smith-Ruffner Realty
Co.
Mr.. Smith also sold for Mrs. Edna
B. Gibson, her home property at
Griffith Station. Mr.. Robert H.
Clark Of Denver, who purchased Il
has already taken possession. Mrs.
Gibson and her mother, Mrs. Mills
have moved into Denver.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23
The following tommitsees have
been appointed:


Gcncral--A. j. Rccht, Chairman.
Mrs. +. l.. Newcomb. Secrrtary.
Senator Wesley stslcy, Treasurer.
DR.. Richard Russell. DR.. y. L..
Foster, A. l.. Davis, A. J. Mnioncy,
J. +. White, Mrs. T.. l.. Foster, Mrs.
+. d. Hutchings. Mrs. A. II. Bartir.
Mrs. A. 8. Mills.
Finnncc-Wcsicy Stalcy. Chairman.
A. l.. Davis, J. +. White.
Entcrtainmcnt--W. +. Smith, Chair
man. A. J. Reeht, John J. Web.
her.
Invitations and I'adges--Dr. Russell,
Chairman. N. +. white. Mrs. A.
!. Mnloney.
Sports md Bnnd-Cco. II Whcatlcy,
Chairman. A. j. Mnldncy, u. l..
Ncwcomb, j. q. MunsI, w. T.. Pet
crson. q. =. Juchem, W. W. Mob
crly.
Dccorations-A. II. Bafth. Chairman.
DR.. Richard Russell. DR.. y. l.. Fos-
ter. G.. NJ. Duncan. X. X. Roddn'
Military-H. J. Juchcm. Chairman.
X. q. Graves. W. !. Bennett. G.
N. Lawrence. ]. T. Kennedy.
Dinner-Mrs. y. l.. Foster, Chairman
Mrs. y. ID. uutrhipps. NrH T.. I.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23
J. A. Pierce is buying up apples
and shipping them to Denver.

Mrs. Grout, newcomer to Crit
fifth, her husband, who is with the
Sparks Drug Company, having purch-
assd the Mcleod place, gave a din
ner party Wednesday at one o'clock,
to the following ladies, who attest to
her charming attainments as an en-
tertainsr: Mesdames Brown, Mich
olson, Tucker, Withrow and Smiley
Of Denver, and Mrs. Barbour Of GrifI
fifth and Mrs. F. A. Mahannah Of Ar
vada.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23

The girls Athletic Association OF
the Arvada High School will give a
Fair At the High School building. on
next Saturday evening between 9
and 10 o'clock. and the proceeds
Of which are to go for hall rent and
other expenses for the Athletic Sea-
son. There will be booths represent
Ing the different countries at which
pies, cakes, candles and other goodies
will b sold, also . fish pond and for
tune tsllers. The public Ia cordial
" invited and . good social time In
assured 10 all corners.
assured al corners. Admission i0c.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23

The committee on decorations for
Homecoming Day." of which Mr..
Barth is chairman, to ask the bust
ness people and the private residents
to assist as far as possible by deco
rating their own places with bunt-
ing and flags, as the committee feels
it would be an imposition to ask for
a donation from the business mer
for the purpose of decorating the
town. -.....
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23

Ira Kirkpatrick, Ike Truitt and
Homer Evans are in attendance Mt
the grand lodge sessions Of !. O. O..
F. this week, Homer being represent
tativs Of Arvadn Lodge No. 145. On
Wednesday evening the degree team
exemplified the mysteries Of the first
degree. for the sdification Of the Of
Ulcers Of the Grand Lodge, by initial
ing four candidates. from Arvada
Lodge.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23

Clear Creek Valley Grange had a
well attended and very interesting
meeting last Friday evening. The
principal subject under discussion
was re-reading and readopting the
BYLAW. which - yet have not been
printed. The applications Of four
persons for membership were read,
and there will be large class to take
the first and second degrees at spec
tal meeting Friday night Of this
week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23
Motto. Annual s.oeLheld.r.'M...in,

Notice Annual Stoekholdsrs'Mss ting.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Denver Fruit and
Vegetable Growers Association will
be held in the Wheat Ridge High
School Building on Sat. Nov. 22nd
1919 at 2 p. m. for the election Of
directors and for such other bust
ness as may properly come before
the meeting Manager report Of the
past years business will be read.
All stock holders are urged to be
present.
c. II. Easley, Sec.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23

Mr.. AL Corfman, of Wheat Ridge
is rapidly recovering from second
operation for appendicitis, in St. An
thony Hospital. The operation was
performed two weeks ago.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Davis have
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Hickman, Of San DENIS, CAM.
They are making tour of the east
ern states and will also visit Florida.
Mr.. Hickman and Mr.. Davis years
ago were business partners in the
lumber business in Colorado Springs.
Mr.. Hickman now has an orange
plantation in California.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23
Saturday, November J., to Be Big Day In
Arvada, and Everybody Is Invited

Homecoming Day in Arvada, will
be observed on Saturday afternoon,
November i, and is to be day long
to be remembered, both by the sold
iers who arc to be our honored guests
and all who participate.
1t has not been SO long since. Ar
vada was host to large group of the
boys in khaki, and folks are talking
still about it for in that group of
boys, no doubt there were some who
have made the supreme sacrifice,
and it is gratifying to those who as
sisted in entertaining those lonesome
boys from Fort Logan that day, to
know that they were instrumental in
adding at least one day of pleasure
and comfort to him who has given SO
much. ~
That was a great day, and long will
we cherish the memory of those gal
liant, happy faced young men, rs they
went away not knowing what their
fate would be, but never stopping to
think of their own selfish interests.
but of their country and Of their low
ed ones left behind.
Yes, that was great day, but the
occasion of Saturday, November 1,
has different significance--it is
even of n greater Importance to the
people of this town and community,
for it touches many Of the hearth
stones at it were, for it is u celebra-
ton Of the homecoming of "our own
boys" and our neighbours boys.
While this is the prime objectSef
this occasion, It is nevertheless, in!
tended to be q welcome to all sold
Ter boys within our gates on TINT mo-
merttous occasion, for IL you have IA
friend or relative visiting you who is
n discharged soldier, or on leave. he
is invited to partake of Arvadn's UNI
stinted hospitality-and here Is the
problem the committee on arrange
ments il. up against, to secure the
names and addresses of NIL the boys
who have seen service, whether it be
across the seas. or on the home soil
no matter what rank or branch of the
service. Consequently, in order that
none he sliQhted. the bows Themselves
and their relatives and friends are
urged to register their names mt eth
err the First National or First State
Bank Of Arvadn, or Mt the Post Of
flee. This can be done in person, II
convenient, or by mail. TO nid' in
this important work-if not\fonvcn.
lent to register In person. please fiji
out the coupon below and mini to
either Of the above named institu.
tons:
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23
Gods Unspsakabls Gift" Sunday
Morning, And Gods Universal
Gift" Sunday Evening At The Pres
bytsrian Church.

The Woodmen of the World No.
66, of Arvada will give an open meet
ing and smo Tuesday evening, Nov
ember 4th, to which everyone is in
vited and assured Of good time.
Don't forget the date and be suure
to be on hand.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23
Everyone to Assist In Il LONE
Coming Day" In Arvada

On November LIST, Arvada and the Community around
will celebrate the Coming the boys who served
country during the late
While the Community Club has taken the lead and ap-
pointed the Committees, wish to make this sim
ply welcome by the Club, but whoehearted welcome
from the whole community
All asked to help in every way possible to make
the occasion one long to be remembered.
Let honor ourselves and the boys who bravely
gave their services the Nation in time need.
WALTER P. SMITH President.
A. J. KECHT Secretary.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23

Mr.. George Waddington is pur.
chasing thru T. s. Knapp the Theo.
Sinms property on West 3rd street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waddingtoa Jr., will
occupy the property as so,I az j. w.
s. dell, the present Tenant car find
an9tsr place in which live.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23

Mrs. c. A. VAR, who has been on
the sick list for some time, is report
ed to be on the road to recovery and
will soon be convalescing.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23

Miss Donelson Of College Avenue,
Is expecting . visit from Miss Toan,
Of Paw Paw, Michigan, today. who,
in company with lady friend is OH
her nay to California.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Price enter
tanned at dinner Saturday night, Mrs.
Prices uncle, Mr.. J. c. Sterling and
his wife, Of Denver, and Sunday all
went in Mr.. Prices car to Silver
Plume, and report a most delightful
trip, with good roads and good wea-
Their all the way.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23

Mrs. F. s. Bobb is soliciting SUBJ
'scribers for the Illustrated Review,
which rivals in many respects the
Pictorial Review, and with each sub
scription of one dollar for three
year, fifty cents worth Of dehydrat-
ed food is given,
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23

c. NJ Duncan and Chas. Graves
drove up to Greeley and about forty
miles east of there on duck hunt
Saturday, in Mr.. Duncan's Dodge car
and returned Sunday, bringing with
them a car full of spuds.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23

Cyril Ferguson. is in st. Lukcs
Hospital suffering from crippled
foot. from whicl was removed u por-
ton Of dccaycd bone. lie IL improv-
ing since the operation.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-23
SCHOOL CONTRACT LET
kids" ALSO WILL RIDE


general contract for tho new High
School building, Saturday afternoon,
at 4 o'clock, to The Cress Construc-
ton Company, which calls for the
completion of the building, except
the electric wiring, heating and
plumbing. This part of the work is
covered by another bid of $4,000,
but as yet the bid has not been offic-
tally accepted.
Materials are now being placed on
the ground, and work Will proceed ~
once, and the contractors say they
expect to have the walls up and the
.entlre building under roof by jan
uary LIST.
AS was expected, there il consid-
cradle adverse criticism OF the School
.RosrdA action, som> elstaa axlstr
Is q poor time to begin buiiuing, be-
lieving that materials may take q
tumble between now and sprung.
A prominent, business man in Ar
couple OF years. il necessary In or
money loaned outNpn interest ana let
the building Of = school house wait
q couple Of yaers. if necessary in or
der to take advantage II the decline
in prices-if they should come.
But, the members Of the Board
are disposed to look at the matter
from another angle. They have no
assurance that prices will decline.
On the other hand they remember
that there was bond election held
in this district, which by an over
whelning majority authorized them
to proceed to build school building.
At that time many favored voting a
100000 bond issue, believing that
$4,000 would not bs enough to
build an adequate building.
While they realized that there no
doubt would be opposition IL they
proceeded to build, they also realix-
ed there would be opposition to put
ting the money out - interest and
giving up. the idea altogether. Also,
there were complications which such
course might invits. They also re-
allied that ~ u school board there
are certain obligations they owe to
the children in tho schools.
II cannot be said, however, that
they have acted hastily in the matter,
Is they have made haste very slow.
ly." so slowly. in fact. that they are
being criticised for that. But, the
chief trouble seems to have been that
there was q great dearth Of compe.
tent help in the architects office, Al
In many other businesses, and II ID
safe to say that this work requires
experts and no ordinary mechanic OF
professional chairwsrmsr will do.
This condition also contributed "a
tho impractibility Of rejecting the
present plans and asking for changes
that would meet the requirements a,
figures covered by the bond issue
Now, however, the contract ha,
has been let and the work
will soon be under way. whether We
like II or whether we don't. Let Vi
mako the hest Of the situation and
try and get nome happiness out Of
the thought that we are going IA
have = new school building. and thai
when Il In finished. that problem. IL.
~ hope. will have been settled 70,
some years to come.
Some Of those who have been In
touch with things In this communit,
In the past sixteen yssrs can lool
back upon the mistakes that wsrs
made then. In not building moro a.