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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-07

J: H. Gentry was today given a de-
cree OF divorce from Mrs. Mary Gent
ry. the decree being signed by Judge
Fred Wilson. He is to pay the de-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-07
Meeting of Fun County Committee.

Meeting of Full County Committee.
The full county committee OF the
p. NJ. c. A. will meet Thursday night
to perfect the Y. NJ. C. A. organiza-
tion for Umatilla county. The meet
ing was to have been held tonight but
is postponed because OF the concert by
Madame Zarad
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-07

fendant $500 in settlement Of her
property claims.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Burgess left
last night for Portland. From there
Mrs. Burgess VII so to Los Angeles
to spend two months with her mother.
who Is i'll.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-07

Is UIIcfuted Upon.
Mrs. Tom Jordan is patient in st.
Anthony's hospital after an operation
performed this morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-07
NOTES
OF PENDLETON

VIII Winter In PortIanl.
Berkeley De Vaul, of Pilot Rock,
left this morning for Portland where
he will pass the winter.
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4
who is i'll.
Mrs. Norborne Berkeley was re-
sponsible for a delightful bit of hos
pitality yesterday when she was hos
tess for a meeting of the Duplicate
Whist club. its members spending the
informal hours at her attractive home
on Thompson street.
Keen interest is centering today in
the concert this evening of Madame
Francesca Zarad, celebrated French
soprano who is to sing in Pendleton
at the request of the Civic club. Ma
dame Zarad is guest at Hotel PEN
dleton today. Her concert is to be
given at the Oregon theater and la
dies of he Civic Club have asked that
all who plan to hear her be seated in
the theater by $3.50, the hour for
which her appearance is scheduled.
Miss Nita Miller, who has been the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d. ID. Ho-
bard, departed yesterday for her home
in California. Miss Miller and Mrs.
Hobart are Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority sisters and they attended col
lege together at the University of Ore
gon.
Mr.. ard Mrs. r. E. Chloupel io-
lurrej this morning from Por., !. !.
A. H. Cox tf the Oregon ,.iG;1er
c''ini'ary at TenG tts 1, is a & gihs. a.
the Multnomah.-O Oregon Journa;
Mr.. and Mrs Nor: is West of Ten |
ile,on ars sLrn6 ing 1. few days ct the /
Benson. Il RECON jtl rnal.
H I. HeXicr left this mora na To-
l short stay in -'''tiand.
]. c. Ballinger. of Boardman. was
L pendleton business visitor yesterday !
de returned TO his home on No. IT |
-oday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-07

Mrs. Fred p. Austin has been
named to take charge of the contests
and drills to be presented by the stu
dents of the PendIeton public school
At the 'get-together meet" Saturday.
She is being assisted by the special
instructors of the schools and the pro-
gram of events is promising to attract
equal interest on the part of parents
to that of the participants who are ex-
nrt'ng every effort to make the af-
fair successful.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-07

Miss Bessie Wallace of Pendleton,
and Edward n. Thornhin of Yakima
couple was attended. The impressive
evening. the ceremony being per-
formed at the Methodist manse with
Rev. Robert E. Gornall. pastor of the
church, officiating. The service was
simply appointed and neither of the
thieves, and will also interview the
ring service was employed.
MIR. Thornhill is young fruit grow
er OF the Yakima district and he and
his bride will make their home near
that city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-07

is scheduled for Thursday OF this
week Mrs. j. r. Hamley will be
week. Mrs ]. ]. Hamley will be
jackson street and election of officers
is to be feature OF the meeting.
The Camp Fire Girls of the NJ. T..
church met Friday October 3, at the
home OF Miss Evelyn Snyder, SIS Wa
ter street. The minutes of tho last
meeting were read and the election
of officers followed. resulting in Miss
Ruth Taylor being made president
Miss Evelyn Snyder, vice president.
Miss Gladys Cook, treasurer. and Miss
Edna Cook. secretary.
The girls played the plano and
Miss Edna Cook played violin solo.
Light refreshments were served and
the girls departed after a delightful
evening.
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twelve and a motif OF autu;an was le-
Vcloped throughout the delightful at
fair. an abundance OF brilliant -hu vi
foliage decking the ro .lna. In the
card lay Mrs. w. c. f. Pruitt was
awarded n pretty trophy for high
suolc honors.
Mrs. Martin has spent .everal DAYS
rs the guess of her sister and en-
dleton friends are regretting her IN
tended departure Friday for Port
lnd where she win visit for a short
while en- route to her horne in Sas =,
iamento.
ComplimC nting Mrs Leland Tolman.
an c1;ractive bride who is being well
coined in Pendleton, Mrs. Manchs q.
Bennett and Mrs. Guy L. Royden viii
entertain tomorrow with sa afternoon
OF cards followed by tea at the home
of Mrs. Bennett. Mrs. Bennett aud
Nus. Boyden are also entertaining a
snnner of friends at cards and tea
this afternoon.
The first meeting of Spizzerinktum
In n ,Is,,- -. A..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-07

A cne o'clock luncheon. charming
~ appointed. and followed by an AFT.
ernoon at SEQ" was presided over
Yesterday by Mrs. J. T. Richardson in
compliment to her sister, Ms. H. C.
Mar'in of Sacramento, VINO is her
houseguest. Covers were laii fer
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-07

The first meeting of Spizzerinktum
Club members in the 1s19-2O season
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WHITE SOx STAY CLINCHING OF
TITLE BY REDS.

Continued from page 1.)
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SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

Miss Virginia Todd returned today
from Hermiston where she spent the
weekend visiting her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs r.. c. Todd.
Mrs. II. H. Taylor and little daugh-
ter Manzanita OF san Diego. Calf. ac-
complained by Mrs Taylor's brother.
Dotlef Struve. viii leave by auto for
Pomeroy, Wash, "Wednesday morning
where they win visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. +. Taylor for few days.
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

BGGS-Sti-ly fneSh. Sc; svelse rroaptS
7Sc: Scithe-sr. &c.
CHFESE-Iuns wholerniIk Se3c
BCTTER-Sta 1dErd creAmery. s6ss7 prlnts.
na7s
LIVE POULTRY-Rooste-s per n. 70: tur.
keys, rer 10. Sc: ciliokens ps- 10. san; hens
per n. SAS; keats young. earh. spss5.
DRESSED POULTRY - fresh-killed spri-s
ch;cSens. T-r II. 2aAc; hens. p- N. Sc.
rooSers. pr Ii. .: tu-teys. T-r n. 4ozB.
PORk-SulAn and neat, lie: medium. l5aleo.
heavr l4si5c
LIVE STOCK-Calves. N. 5c; lAmts. Is.
sber-n ss6c
GREEN FRCrTS-Apples. Ter hhl. ncv, N
10 %. brxes 35al 20. California lcmrls. ~
brx. 5Saloo; pinearles. rcr crzte 5-ba6 o.;
California o-anes. 5ea- m: F1snda or4nsas-
55OssOo g-spsfr1it. 35as5o: graIrs. - bas-
ket SlA,S; do. NiAsara s5S5o; Delaware. Jz35.
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DEATHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE
Ernest c. McKelcy, "a years. Enery. Hospt
Julius L Rettig. n. 1883 18th - NV.
Clarence Mills. n. eU 7th st s.
Josephine Mills, 6. sr Tth - Sc.
p,ni, W. cherrier. "a. al Mas. ave nv.
Marian V. Humphrey. -s. ISIS sh & nv.
Paul Y. NELSON, Is. l7ol 9Th 81 nv.
Joseph LAwrence. mos.. Ohildren's Hospt
Infant Of Henry and Ruth Guilnaette. hour
Pa are. NV.
CeLORn.
Alma Cook, g. sol v H. NV.
Enlma Ram. 60. l3i L ST NV
Albert Garter. s. I'D sd St sw
Matilda johnson, IS. lsD 5th st. NV
James Lewis. q. 2oS2 Alexapders Ct NV
John W. Watkins. s.. ts1 Polk ST. NV
1ouise Noble. 81. Fresanens Hcspt
Robert J. Joncs q. 1881 sth u. NV.
George Olstis. II. 7. b. Hospt
George Miller, 9 moe, 2z1 sth 81 NV
Mary Y Bel. moe. Children's HospL
John Berry. jr-. 2 days. is Wash g. NV
Infant Of James and C&uie Soultsz, . hourz
1paumhiA HoUG
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Mrs. BOSWELL

Gives sdvice on business. love. health and
family Affairs: tells II the one you love 10 true
or false. what part Of the country is luc3iest to
you. what 10, do to be successful In life; tells
you what has passed In life. and what ID hap
pening. without askins . single question; whcn
and whom you win marry; settler and explains
love- family trouble. marriage. divorce. health
speculations, transactions Of all kinds In fact,
no matter what your hope fear or ambition.
come to this noted pslmist and find help. There
is no use for anyone to Be unsuccessful or un-
happy. No matter what the csuse her advice re-
moves al trouble. She guarantees satizaction.
Readings, yD. no 7th st NV. between g and
II stS no307t
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PROF. BELMONT.

Noted Clairvoyant and Palmfs6, can read youi
life By the lines in your palm. which are the
record o. your life. Being a graduate Of tvo
eolleses Of palmisRy his wonderful gift d
second sight enables him to lift the veil Of mys.
tery and reveal to you important natter o
your future life Giy~s advice on business mat
ters. love. health and family Affairs; tells nams
Of your future lTsband or wife, tells II one you
love is true or false: what part nf the country 10
luckiest to you. what 70 do to be successiu ul In
life; removes troubles Of all nature: trings the
separated together; tells the secret Of having
personal influence with your associatea Prot
Belmont 10 . Psychologist OF World Rsnown
Readings, 81 rms New York ave. nv. nszt
3oor to Masonic Temple
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITH

Lyman p. Oems1ts. 2. and Ellen ErmA yudNL
.. both Of this city. The Rev William A.
CshiIl
1sen Lao MADDEN. =. md Bessas v CID
mon. d. both Of this c5ty. The Rev. yohn II
Jefies
Percy s Andersun. "a of this city. and Fannie
Cornwell. 20 Of Virginia Ths Rev. Holm Psui
Tyle. :.
Robs1 z ch.nb-. T.. n. ..d Nm. n
L<yDe. -. both Of Richmond m. Rev. BusA
+. Stevenson
Albzt q staart, Z. md or. O. L1yd, ..
both OF thH CITY. TIE Rev. Ho~zrd y Do~nS
"iford L Rednou. 2. md Marie X GAshzn.
q ooth a this city. The Rev. Onr-Des Z
COLORED
Duvaru M Cray. .. and L4un L BAxby, q
coth of this CITY. The Rev. d. z wiseuan
Neihe Adams q. and hary Bdcs. Is both of
ns city. The Rsr. Peter HAye.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Bsltimoe. Nd. Dec l-PoTAToEs-whj,s r
Nest,-n MApland and PennsylraniA, pr rs
lbs. 50: do New Yort Western. rsr no
Ibs. No l. 29a2so do EAs.s-u Sbo-. and
Maryland md Virginia. McCormisz. Ilsa1O;
90, C"oolera. Ier 100 lhs. 2ooaz .: do ali
secaons No. LooALZJ: do. No 3 slaT-,.,
swests. yelovs. North Ca-o,ina. pr bI, SO
20; a. Essien Shore MArJland and viaznls, q
,ms No per bbL 3uA5.5o: do. No. 2.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRrTrS-Ap
pdcs. all varle5es. No. l. ~ bbl. S5Gis q: Ns I.
No. !. loose. uns-kcd. Tsr tbl sGas51: NJ,
- BID. 2Sh5 %: hans TsT hasies ger. sna
4n; hvsoli. VT haset Slaso-. ,,lr1ir.,. -
basket. S1ec; cabbage. ~ tn. 20 Ga5o0:
oasoy eot1se. yer h'slel. 0Asfsr csierr. TsTs-
cste. 3SOAs.oo; DO. w buncsl large "a. o.,
do native. pr snail bunches. ssSc: s-sr-ulb-ss.
p- h~sket, susz.oc: egTplAnts. FIorda, -
cate 2ck39 50; G1p<rnt. Florda Ter box.
2na3 %; EAle natire. TsT tE-she. ~ sao-. lrttu-,
Florida, per hAske1 3nzAD: onions Ner
Nork and Westcrn. p- 10 Ihs. 5ocssoo: all.
ser-aonA No. psr 20 lbs. 3Was 90: OrangsS
flor1da. Ter brr, a. % SIR. 5s4-5o: peyFsa
Florida. ~ Gatr. 3-Soai0: spnA1h. native.
rsT bushel. i0aSOc; tocnAtoes fAncy. p~r czfe.
ooa5 n; Do. choics. ~ czae. 4coAlp: t.-es
p1 100 bnche. 95A37; c-ots per 100
bJncles, Sob %; o<te-7iAnt. per lD b1nrhes.
s6A7 90; cauliao~o. Easern Shore Maryland
ard Virginia ps- bol 4.0s5 %; Brzssel. sErouts
psT quar-. slz-sc: borerzdiSA. pr bushei, IN. .
%; TsImI4Sins. each. 5aloc; oznb-rlez, pr
bbl, s0aI3m
LIVE POULTRY = caictens. yong. l.rrs
smcoth. pr pound, EacSc: do. snail 70 me-
dium. pound Et,sc: do White Leyhoruz. 3s
&c; DO. tcugh and poor. 3sE2c: old roost- ;,
e1. POND lss1c: DO. o,d hens 4 pcgndk
ppznd. 2sSc: Do. man. pound. Hk1r; a.
White Larhorn henA b aA3c; d1cu. Mn,-
cry. young. POND. 3a=c: do. White Pes1nA
young n. oz1r; Do. puddle. n. S.Dc: dos ,
smaller, TEor. pund. &c: rrse. nearly, fat =
3lA;2r; turkeyS choAoe. yuung ID. Sc: do, Cd
ID. sc; pigeons. old pair ZA5oc: do. youns-
IyAir. ZsA3oc: guinea fowl, yvung- oTG IN ns
zach. llo; do. susl1z. each. Ts<Dr; %. cd.
each, SDc
DGGSwesten Maryland and Peursfuuia
nearby. dnnn, Tss7tc; Essn Shre Mk-Jianda
and Virginia dozen. T3Ar4e; w@ten. doz-n-
nc; wec Virginia dczz- -; southe-n. DOM
rlc; cSd sra-- 5sS4c
IA BCTTER-CreaDery. weS e-1s7tcT. errSA
fsk74: DO. Prints Arpcund eutras. 7tA-5: do.
Prints l-pound ext-as. T3S74: nearby cr2n@y.
extras 7oall; dairy prints. MA-ylanc. Nirginis
and Pennsylvania extras. Sc; s;1-~r1ckec.
hrsts. sc: rolls Maryland and PeunsyivaniA-
e1tras Sc; do. West Virginia. ertras, &C; do.
Ohio extras &c; Truoss butter. 5asec d.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-03
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
BsnjHnin 4 and Bertha McNsns. bu1.
Warm N and Ado Yot. bog.
fredenct J. and Be.ds NJ Walker, bU.
William L and Eizzb>th wsfson. g1n.
Rouer and Dvl Il varnen. giri -
ff.nk and Minnis Tsoche, ein-
John p. md Msris r. oNeil, sdrL
Alyn O. and May r. Sye, boy
Robert L and kecinia l. McKeever. boy
yoseh J. and Annie N. MuDder. bog.
Luca and harcellina Monsri, giri
Peter NJ and Gracs y. Michelson. girl
James ". and Della v. LAnhnrn, giri.
hooer and Edith z LeFerre, gi1.
Ewing NJ and Midred LAporte, giri.
MATTHEW and Mkrictte G. Kemp. boy.
Frznk u. and Nellie Humplnes. boy.
soivin W. and Freda Gordon. bog.
Lewis g. and Helen G D1vid.on, hoy.
John c. and Asdelaine Curtin. boy.
James n and Lena V. Campbell. giri
Stewart Il and Fnncis Buriick. b1y.
Robert b and Eunioe Berberick. bog.
Bfmnet w. and Ruth 4 Roach, girl.
solomon and A.brl @. Ros1nbsum, bR
COLDRED.
Georre and Hattie stevens. bog.
Landon and Dclma Miles, boy.
Allard and Minnie Jynes. bog.
Cleveland and Mary Hark, boy.
Patnck and Estelle Diegs. bog.
Claude and Mile Boone, buy.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-03
MADAM LENORE

GIFTED CLAlRvOYANT AND MEDIUM
Gives true and good advice on business love-
divorce and marriage. Tells how to gain success
In ANYTHING VOC wish to do. Tells how to over
come evil influences; how to gain and hold the
one you love. Her advice win help you, you viii
oe wiser and happier after seeing this gifted
medium. No guess work or questions asked
What she sees and tells comes true Tells the
full, name OF who you win marry, the day and
month. Give her q trial before you criticise
come and be convinced what q natural born
clairyoyant can do. Satisfaction or no charsea
Hours. IL = N. to 6 30 D. m. Closed Sunday
III ELEVENTH STREET NV.
eTwo doors north Of Palais Royal.
noaf
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MADAM PARKER

GIFTED CLAIRvOYANT AND MEDIUM
II Jou are going to seek advice or help.
Why not consult one who 10 well Known.
one who 10 here permanently This gifted
lady -an tell you anything you wish to-
know or find out in business. health, or
family Affairs. When and whom you will
marry. What part Of the country IL best
for you What to do to be successful in
life. Removes evil influence. Tells how
to win and hold the one Of your choice.
Satisfaction or NO charges Readings. sloo.
III It NV. between l2th sr. i5te noSu
The Washington herald., 1919-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICES

ALL OUR SWELL DRESSED TRADE ARE
enthusiastic In recommending their friends to
sell to US. and this is as it should be. only we
want much more mems worn clothing: we need
suits. shoes. overcoats. etc also Iadies' ear-
ments; price best Main l1&5 JUSTH's OLD
sIAND. ~ d dasn
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MADAM IEANETIE

Egyptian Palmst and Clairrosant Guaran-
tees to read your entire LIE; she does not tell
to please but before you utter q word she will
tell what you called for; names and dates of
when and who you will marty; true or false
how to win and hold the one you do love; what
business and part'6 the country is best for you
and Just what to do to make a success .u life;
special readings. 90 800 eth st. nw.. opposite
sak Co Satisfaction guaranteed
The Washington herald., 1919-12-03
MADAME DASHMAh
MADAM KASKO
MADAME ISMAR.

GIFTED CLAIRvOYANT AND PALMIsr..
Botn with double veil; many years in prac-
tice; tells what you are best adapted for: your
lucky and unlucky days; how to overcome evil
influences; hreak up bad luck and keep peace In
family; make up lovers' Quarrel; tells who you
win marry and when; readings strictly private;
business confidential: sses everyone
602 F st. NV, corner of 9th.
nol1Ot
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TREASURY pEPARrNENr. suPERyIs1N

IhbAsOhi DErAhrhENT, SUPERVISING
Architects oniee. Washington. d. C No
vember 5. 1919 SEALED PROPOSALS win
be opened In this ofiee at p m, December
>. 1913. for furnishing materials for the con-
struction Of An extension to the Animal HOUSE
for The Hyrenic laboratory. United States Pub
nc Health service. Warrington. d. c., inciud-
ing materials for coocrete. reinforced concrete
stone. brick. misceilaneous iron and steel work
composition roodnx. shsetmstaI vork, lumber.
ninvurk. painting. taxing. hardvare. plumb
inel batting electric vork. etc. In sccnrd.nc,
vtfh dr.sings spscincations and bills Of oman
tifts sttachsd th1eto. eopies Of which NAY Be
ooeakned IT this o1ice IN The discretion Of the
eup.viins Architsct JAS. A wErNORE.
Acting Sspayiang ArrAifert
nnz.3.9d,l-1S
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DIED..

Tuesday, December
9, 1919., at his residence. 3327
street northwest. at 1880 a.
m. GEORGE, beloved husband
of the late Margaret KiIleeu.
Funeral Friday morning AT q
o'clock. Requiem mass at Holy
Trinity Church at $3.50 O'clock.
Interment in Mount Olivet Gene
terry.
NEILSEN-Op Sunday. November
30. 1919. p. F. NIELSEN, beloved
husband of Girtha Nielsen,
Services 2:5o p; m; Wednesday.
December 3. at Wrights Par
lors, Tenth and o streets north
west. 1nterment at Rock Greek
Cemetery. Relatives and friends
invited
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PROPOSALS.

OTf1CE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d C.
Washington. ID. O.. December /. 1873 Sealed
proposals vii be received at this ofice. Room
%. uniu O'Clock. p m. December Is. for
furnishing one light motor truck. express body
Sse. gasoline l1opeiied for use in the Surface
Division Specifications and forms Of proposal
may b had upon Application to the Purchasing
Ofiees. Room D District BuiIdinx. Louis
BRoWNLoW. CHARLES W. KUTZ, cumni,-
soners. ID. C. d.aa,
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PROF. MARCUS LA MAR.
SCIENTIFIC ASTRoLOGY.
MADAM NASH

Genuine Egyptian paimist: reads past. r,s
ent and future; satifactiou guaranteed. 90
llth st. NV. de3st
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PERSONALS.
PROF. KAIEE. MARZABAN

Think of the man who will call your name
and tell you the object Of your visit. Maraban
comes to direct. advise. and help men and WON
en- in everyday Affairs Of life: tells you names Of
friends, rivals, enemies; to tell you every hope.
fear or ambition Hours. 9 a m to p m.
Room NJ. 3-d floor. Kenois Bldg. llth and g
sts NV. over &c and Nc store. Main 1866. Will
call your name over phone free Of charge from
10 to u q m only. Private office. de3lt
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ASK
YYONNEI

SHE WILL TELL YOU
Marvel Of two continentA Special
readings by appointment only. Phone
North 90
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FOR sALE-E BURNUMs HIGH-UAss
toilet preparations at prewar prices; they are
always appropriate and greatly appreciated -
gifts LIBERTY SANITARY BEAUTY SHOP,
lSl3 18th St NV. North AzSJ. de5zt
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DO YOU LOVE GOOD HEALTH YoU CAN
have IL Call at I73 7th So nv.
OLD INDIAN HERB REMEDY SHOP.
nhI-2&
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MANIFESTATIONS.

YOUNG MAN WITH FAMILY: MECHANIC.
handy with all kinds Of tools wants inside
employm>nt BOX sll, Herald Office. de3A
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-BY MARRIED. COUPLE TWO
nfurniShed rooms; northwest section; must
L. reasonable. BOX sl5. Herald Office. de3S
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SUBURBAN PROPERTY;
mail house: lArgs lot BOX "a, Herald Of
fca de2N
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WILL SELL TwENTY NOTES. SO EACH
secured On 2.do real estate. BOX 81. Her
Id odice nojDN
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-07-25
LAYeTTes REAL BLESSINGS
Received With Gratitude by Suffer
ing People in France.

Because of the warm weather and
Il the fact that many of the women In
Bennington are taking vacations al
the present time the making OF the
Dlayottes BY the local Red Cross is not
progressing so rapidly as the local OF
iicials had hoped. Some Of the work.
.srs have dons more than their share
bg. there should he many mothers III
Bennington whose sympUthies with
then afflicted sisters on the other
side OF the ocean should result In the
quick accomplishment OF the task
that the local branch has undertaken
This appeal is maze 10 the mothers
OF Bennington for il is upon the
mothers the world over that work 49,
this kind must be done. The mothers
Lof America have not only borne the
sbrunt OF the Red Cross work but they
have made the greatest sacrifices
lit is because of their willingness to
give OF themselves that they are re-
quested to give OF their time that the
less fortunate mothers in the strick
en- lands of Europe may be spared
some OF the privation and degrade
lion that they are destined to endure
Miss Lavinia II. Newell, director oil
the division bureau OF chapter pro
duction, who is now in Europe inves
tigating the needs of the destitute
peoples OF the various nations. in q
letter at Paris on June IT, says;
Nov, as to the work for the flu
ture. | told Colonel Odds tRed Cross
commissioner for Europe) this morn
ing that | was more than pleased
with what had heard in reference to
the garments we have sent over, but
nothing comes up to the layettes
Wherever | have been. they have
showered upon us compliments as tc
the blessings they are.
II our people only could realize
what 1t means to these poor souls
over here. they would work harder
than they have ever worked before
to make sure that the quota is finish
ed before the Committee in Northern
France have to withdraw.
This is the gospel truth, and | only
wish were there to show our women
what it means to these people to
have given to them what they would
make il they had the material or the
strength or the opportunity"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-07-25

and cost of living except by increas-
ed efficiency of production or by de-
creased profit per unit Il production,
or both. This means that the manu-
factrer must eventually make his
profits through an increased volume
OF business with less profit per unit
of product and must keep production
cost Tow in the face of rising wages
by more efficient machinery. improy,
ed methods of management and e.
pecially by the cooperation and earn
est efforts OF employees. Granting that
this is the ultimate solution of the
problem, nevertheless it will come
gradually rather than immediately
In the meantime the demand Of labor
for an increased share in the returns
from industry or the determination
of labor to maintain present wage
schedules Will not permit drop in,
prices"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-07-25

HIGHER WAGES FAIL TO
BENEFIT WAGE-EARNERS
Manufacturers Have Invariably In.
creased Prices of Products TO
Meet Advances in Payroll

New York. July 22.The Mercants
association believes that:
The present level of prices and
wages will be maintained indefinite
j..
Increased industrial activity
throughout the world. with a short
age of labor tending to rising wages
and higher selling prices, is newt
abb.
Manufacturers must realize pro
fits through increased efficiency in
production and with cooperation OF
wage earners.
The housing shortage cannot be
relieved until more houses are bulls
under normal conditions which WIZ
insure a profit"
These are some of the conclusions
reached by the Merchants association
after considering report of its speci
al committee on housing, according
to Greater New York, the associa
TONS weekly bulletin.
The special committee concluded
that the housing situation will be i'm