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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30
nELIohTFul PARrY.

A. her home On y Bay nest, Are
N. r Bats. entertained a few school
friends 81 her Meet. Miss Lois Lyn-
VILE Tuesday evening. ct a pretty
party az which music. games and pop
corn popping. interspersea with sew.
era unique contests. afforded much
amusement Miss Lynvlle Is an at.
traefive Tennessee girl. who IL SPEND
ine the winter with her aunt
The guests were served with aeliri-
Gus homemade cake, isss. sailed nuts.
and candy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30
10Y sTAnLEY egleER. JR.

Major and Mrs Roy stanley Geiger
announce the birth 0f a son at the
Pensacola hospital. Dec. 20. The little
boy will hear the name Of his father.
Mrs. Gefwer was formerly Miss h,u-
nice Thompson. daughter ST Mrs. Flor
enCe Thompson. whose guest she han
been 1T the home Of Mrs. J. ! Grant.
since Major Gelger has been on duty
IA Haiti with the marine CORPS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

p. n Father time win turn his page
ine an atmosphere gay with twisting
seFpeatines. showered with multi col
cred confetti. while whistles and horns
and belts wiil jingle their welcome 10
the new year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30
MRS. pAsco WILL ENTERTAIN
At A cHlLDREA's PARTY At
The COUNTRY Clue.

One ~ the most pleasantly santici-
pated OF the holiday Christmas par
ties. 4 that az which Airs. sam pasco
viii be hostess, a. the Country Club
this afternoon. at 2.as o'clock. About
seventy 81 the little friends % Kath-
crime. Sam. and william Pasco have
been invited o. spend the afternoon,
the older children viii play bunco.
while the Younger guests engage in
more active games. Later refresh
ments viii be served.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30
oEsUr DANCE MUCH ENJOYED.

About twso hundred guests composed
% the members ~ society from the
Naval Air station and the city. greet
Cd the two attractive debutantes 81
the season. Misses Anna Lamar and
Doris Merritt. at the lovely dance.
given by Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Lamar
and AR. and Mrs. John a Merritt
a. the Country club Tuesday evening
The music for dancing was furnished
BY the Anderson Douglas Orchestra.
Late Ia the evening q delicious supper
was served
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30
~NATcl OUT the Old
WATCH ~ TAE NEW WEAR"

Al the zest that one feels. vFhen
dining and dancing at the ether large
city hotels on New Years Eve viii he
experienced by those. who attend thS
New Years Eve Dsaner Danee. watch
i being given Nv the san Carries Hotel
Friday evening. Deceuher sIsf. psnuer
viii f.e served froFn - 8 =. n. Dane
iar Wsl ae saseyea from 90 10 i'll So
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30
GALL AT THE
PROGRESS CLUE.

The large bah AZ which the Progress
Club will be host this evening. win
have It's pleasure greatly augmented
By the presence Il several charming
visiting girls. This - the second
large formal event given az the club
this season.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30
ODD FELLOWS TO
ELECT OFFICERS

The nominations 81 officers IL res
sacDia Lodge No I. I q. q. g. VII
close and th. slectgea take liat~
Thursday ni-ht.
A candidate for tie first degree sill
lse initiated and m members - fass
lodge and VISITING odd FeliaSs are
invited 10 attend.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30
FIVE HUNDRED CLUB
TO MEET.

The Five Hundred Club that plays
for the benefit 81 the woman's Homo.
Viii meet this afternoon with Miss
Florence Nsrston. TEose members
who find it impossible TO be present
will kindly notify the hostess.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30
MEETING or THE TOURIST
CLUE. NEXT WEEK.

Tho Tourist GLIB. whose meetings
have made the visits $40 delightful Tor
our winter guests. vii formally organ.
ne sometime next week. the date and
place ~ the meeting 60 Be moe
definitely announced. later.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

MISS ISABELLE mecoNAuoHY
ENTERTAINs WITH BuNco.

Miss Isabelle MsConaughy. very
pleasantly entertained a. bunco. az Aer
acme. 2e9 VI Jackn0u-St.. Tuesday
afternoon. The guests. who were in
yifed e. come ~ 4 o'clock. were
Misses Marearct Riera. Dorothy Craig.
Dorothy Ane1n Catherine ana Modertc
Anderson. Adelaide Wentworth. Cath
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30
sHNITMAN oossoN.

The marriaEe % Miss MarEaroi
Dobaon TO samuel Shnltman was
quietly solemnized yesterday after
noon az 4 o'clock IN the office Of
Judge Henry Beiifnger SIR. shnit-
man II young business man from
New York City and his bride IL an
attractive Alnbams girl. sir. and Mrs.
shnitman are az home 20 friends az
s5 ~ Wright-at
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30
BAsB .scHMlTz ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCED.

AIRS. Louise SchmltE announces the
engagement and approaching mar.
riago Of her daughter. Vioiette Louise
20 Mr.. Elgin Babh. 4. = ~. the wed
ding 20 take place az an early date.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30
DANCE FOR
MISS ELISA BEAR.

Honorlng bis cousin. Miss hiiss
Bear. Mr.. Wei Rosenau Is entertain
ing az the home Of his mother Mrs
Daisy Rosenau. on e. Gniaemarae-st 81.
this evening. This aefair VIII be ous
a. the VERY Joyous occasions q th'
holiday season.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30
q. Y. p. u. MEETS
Thursday ar T.a0.

TIE b. r. =. 4 81 the First Baptist
church will have "A business meeting
tonight AZ T.a0 o'clock All ehairmal
Of committees will submit reports. Al
members are urged % attend
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

DIR. Pollock has returned 10
the city and viii resume his
practice nj 800 Theisen Bldg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
@isconEtt.

Sent gjurt. aepler Co., ct itprre
&ipbmanosftrma / Can Claire, bar
figbt en- SpmmerboIia peo ct al De
pafrNte Stcoer nGr Sporpeislinien,
for at la0e oe 80 &pinoer, ser er on
iot / Sorretningen, ~tilbringe i'm
Sontmericrie ser. Suiet or goot %
bcfpent ubitpret nte0 oft bpao tran.
gc3, lige inotil ct fuloItpnoigt &ief-
fen, 90 9iaerne pil ififtepis ioa b
Der nit.
Strcifen / Ga Grusie pcnteS enbt.
Gen Streif, iont / Ter Tiger bar ors
ret nebli1cholOt al @p9ningsarbeioc-
re / ga crosse, pentcbeS Deo llgenS
@cgpnoelic mart at bIipe crot. Ser
bar / oe iioIte Gage ioregaoet bpppi,
&c &cnferencer mellcm HcprGI entar-
ter for &ontraftorer 90 Streifere,
o. lloliqterne til Iorlig iaooes at
bore lopcnbc. Streifcn bar o~nliattet
pnlfring 700 @pgningsarbeioere.
Stprre |rna al fnnitig 8jpoicl.
Sra Chippewa Sails meloeS, at
Chippewa Goltntp3 5ormere mere og
mere olminOclig mlpcnoer funItig
8ieoicl. Wfon bar fitnoet, at Ser.
ioroen / oen noroocItligc Gel al
Gountpct peo iornltitiqt @rltg al oelt.
ne @iobiel ircntbringcr MODEM WaiS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
Epro Safota.
@nuocr Sliou ualet. Sra

@nnocr Sliun palgt. Sra Gbica-
40 tom Wtouoag ltnOerretning ont,
at Nprth TatotaS Delegation / i'm
Caucus bupoe ualgt @un0cr Glion
al Grafton II! Mteolcm al gtotionoI-
fourteen.
5iifenoflrfniugsanitalt planning
G,s. Nortb Oufotaa commission
Tor &ilot % Giiferi lGaQer forti0en
Ylaner til Cprcrelie al Stotcna lor-
tie Observation-Disclosures, Der tnlt-
feS opfprt peo 5piritnooo &afe, Il
Itil ira Sanlc@toipll.
Siner han bleu uperiulot. Nlnl.
broIc @ollllcr. Ser ltu0cr &riqct
tjente Iom Sergeant / Den oucrifon.
lie Nrr / Tronfrige, bar til %cnncr
/ @lamarcf bctlaget iig nucr, at ban
iioite Spnbu0 / Richnroton Starf
Gpuntp blcp oOerialbt al Ell Gobcl
bob % ilaoct bepioitloS. Otter bans
Ireuitining Al Sa0cn lfuIoe Spcr-
'albet bare pUrct Ell Tolae al, at ban
l,otolte line Snupatier for Nonpar.
titan league.
Stur ,saarciluf umfpmmet. - st
Sfpbruo in0trui forriac llAc pco
@oipmor,. % omfring 200 Toar poo
!. q. %ott4 Nancb blcO boNltopclig
talt ifrlcNc rs / Ilfall Greet ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11

til at hoIoe Hegning meb ben Snlsr-
m~pngoe, iom De iorifiellige &ioroe
% bier enfelt So inoen oisie al.
giuer.
0uOt Iar i ueitlige Gonntger. -
Sro0s oen lene 8oar og liot bel me-
get Negn er IarsuOiigterne De aaer
beoite / Samrence, Bennington,
yica0e % Butte Gountper. Saaoel
Gintcr- iom 8aarbpeoe itaar for
trGffelig. lloiigterne for gGbleop.
lingen / Speariiib GoQep / 2aiprence
COMM erflPres of ppre beore emo
nogeniinoe ier. Oct oniloeeS, at
$4,000 @uibelS 9@bler forriae @or
ait tilipiloe / bette Iiitrift iom Sol
&c al Den tioli8e 6roit % Wangel
pao 6olf til at inoboite Srugten.
Taa oct irrigercoc &ono / Butte
Gountp er Der iaar ploutet ooifiQia
mere Sufterroer enc THOR. IlfalIa
loner ct &ronuar. RoncberS oipr
Itore Sllofisb al 6ltlOblooSfppg og
Taar, og gelGtningerne loper bllrtig
at blioe Itsrre END tlogeniinoe for.
garsnbiist.rnc Sc bebite. - Sra
Ibcr0een melbe5 bco llgerS gegpn-
0elie, at 9larSuoliqtcrne / Sen moro
lige Gel al Stotelt alorig bor ppret
beOre paa oerne EiO al 9laret. st
porntt &e0n baobc ben fore9aaenoe
ltge 8runoig aiennemblpot Sorben,
% tro0S no9en WfonQel paa Sollfin
gioroc al Nplin9 gooe TrenifriOt.
Suaren bar / &irfeligbeoen 70 Tiger
foriillfet, men Sen porenoe @rpoe
bar M nooet op til iaa omtrent oct
nornlale. Oteget al Mailen itaf op
al Soroen o. bite en- frobig Gert,
meOens &peOe, SABRE, @pg % Hug
bar oorct Felt itorartet. Get me1te
al Sinct bar ionet, pg Icrcuntallet
oeraf io9ocS at blioe omfring 80
Nroceltt Iterre en0 forrige gIar, po-
peoiaQelig paa 8runo al, at meget
Grassland pleieoe5 op igien ipaor.
Saonegaltgene f%orbebreS blrrtig, o.
&p99et fomner Jig burtig eiter SEN
haar0e &inter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
WputaMa.
&unoibater fpr WuuernBr

&anoioater fpr WnDernBr. 8ice-
gllperner %. 8. McGoipeu al Butte,
Semofrat, bar forn1elt erfleret iig
lom aanoioat for 8ltperner, ligeiaa
ogiaa iorbenpGrenoe Soreneoe Sta,
tiers Senutor Soiepb &c. Orion al
WiSioula.
Wapur for SDrstten. Wapor 81.
90. Sto6oen al Butte blep berom
0agen inofalot for gpretten for at
Ioare paa en- Inflage gaaenoe ITO
pau, Of ban bapoe op~ertroaOt 8pens
Sororoninger. San anflageS for at
bope fiprt fin 9llttomobil nleo Ell
balSbrpffenoe Start %giennenl gpens
0uoer.
Nulinaen er tilfreositiaenSe. Sill
&c SEAPORT ira 26 al StatenS Gom.
tper bar Narslloiigterne at b~etragte
iom tilirebsitillenoe peo 9egpnDelien
al oenne ltge. Siblig iaaet 8ren
ltob iiPr fortrinlig. s enfelte Count
tper bar in%btrniet beitige &iroe meo
finn lette RegnIfltre, men bette be-
tragteoeS iom rene ltnota9elier. Weo
llnotagelie at TO Gountper melotes
gooe SaOnegon9e og apPgets burti,
&c 6Orbebring. Oct bier Zig bog
M, of mere GinterboeOe er buffet
nnoer emo ira isrit al ontaget, men
Irealet al Ginterbpeoe er iaa fort,
at Sabet blioer forbolbsois foripin-
oenoc. NPiten al ben @rltnb, hbor.
paa Sinterbpeben blep eoelogt, er
tilIoaet me6 &aurbpeoe. Sra ale
Sele al Staten meIbes itor Soreqel.
lie / @realet al @pliraer benpttet ionl
Sober.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11

Homer" iotte en- IN GeroenSreforo
Tor 4soarig ao peo al iPlges Tor
100000. Oct tioligere S%eioepunft
| oeru1e alaSie bar $500.
llfjenot a~ninbelia bcgraues. Gen
apinoe, Der fan0tea brutolt mpr0et /
ct itbeboet GaaningahIS / Ytirnea.
polls, blep Manoag besrapet / Eot-
temagerenS Iger lt0en at opre BE
ben gIenfienot al nogen. Sigct lna
til geifuelie / 10 Gage, o. Giliin'
Der al Wenneifer mar / oenne Si0
paSierct aiennem &igbuict / Soab
ON al flrrne 9ibe en- eller onoen Gp.
lpSuina ON bnent bun bar, men life
Oct ringelte 2bS cr faitct opcr ocrr
mpitiite 6orbrpocIie. Folitiet bar
iulat Here Spor, men finn Tor Of
l%fllrIes, og man pco liGe ioa lioct ON
Utoroerne iom ON BEN mproeoe
&pin6e.
Sngcn @olS i SDler. Som grem.
pei paa, i bpiltcn @rao ltlpffen fan
iGtte Werfer / Ell @p3 iociole &io,
meloeS ira Spler, at oa nogle ltnge
Wicnnelter forle0cu organiiereoe Jig
ior ct @aiebaQ 5pjl, btep Der life
noget oeraL oa Ger life / belle 9pcl
bar mltllg at op0rlDe en- Wol0. G1t
ioa0an 90 9olotrG ma ute bellteS ira
Ell Nabobp. Qpler blep for benimoo
10 9lor iioen nPitcn itl0itpnoig ieo-
net me0 Soroen al Ell Gornooo. 81
Ben bar @e~iolfninlen life baot anoct
Ior 2ic enc at ioa i'm Np %Qicnopbpgs
get, 90 0a bette mi cn0elia CT giort,
bar man npiten heIt CLIENT De NO
IpreOcllcr, Der for haO0cS.
&algte at lepc / 6ttioOom. 1ronf
Nopotnep, nDlig urgaaet peo Ge0en /
Morris, bctragtc0e9 altiO ion Ell
"unoerlig Strue", men i9rIt efter
bans Gso er oct blcUct %ollninoelig
fienot, boilfen mcrfelig NtanO ban
cgentlig bar. &on bar Eiterriger,
Yoelamun0 % al Ell n1egct rig So
@pa0 egcntllg bragte bam til
Imerifa, pi0es life, men NOT ct oct,
at Tor mango gtur lIoen Iom ing
Ytuno fom ban beroOer meo en- BETH
8enQeiltm, ser burtlg ~foriuanot
uc0 ubclOige 5orGto8euOer @e(ere
emo at ltripe blem til i'm 6amtIle og
iortpllc, at ban bar ll0cn I}i0ler %
trUngte Nielp, to1 ban lat nle0 bOa0
9lrbcioe ban funoe uofere, % %forre-
item lepeoc ban / 0en ~iellere Sio al
hooo 0oobierte0c Wtennclfer GAP
ham. Man peb MI, at ban gielltag-
ne @ol1ge nor bllot Heuge al i'm art
.itofratiife 5omilic / Iiterriae, men
ban ipareOe itobih at ban fife trGng-
re @ielp, ia, ielp ga Ell ~betpoelig Nro
ham gap ban oct lanlme
Qette tiltro02 Tor, at ban
oitc / en- fremlfreoen 2llOer Itrpoeoc
baar0t Tor at tiene lit 8reo. @un
bar alti0 meget oubDggelig nleo III
Tuaflpouinq, % / line noget Ili0te
men uplcttet rene Son0ag5flGoer
Itat Nocl@monben tpoelig irem. San
oooe ionn 6atti9icm, men oct piIte
iig, OF ban banbc logt tiliioe Ell Gum
til 9eitrioclie al 8egrapelic@-
liogifterl1e, LEGION BON hnooe fjebt
til i'm @rop pda @pen5 @rao=
San turoe mloota9e @aper
frn fine Ucfiennte VnCn, men han
bon0e life funnel toale Eonfeu paa
at blipe fort BORT pau Ell olulinoeltg
ToQn % belrapet poa Eottema9e-
ren$ Igcr. san haooe bel ogIoa
pes oette nprneit tine authoritative
SlpQtninqe itonfe. Gc funbc III pp-
BAN, pm De iaa ianbt forgoOt
- Sc piloc 0oq iinbe, at ban bar be
1ropct Tom irjbaaren Wfanb og life
sen, Scr nogenitnoc trGngte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
Mi6iaam.

Srrlairielifab lrsser Op. Sra
&ougbton melbes, Of Rubicon Gum.
Der 60. al garaea bar iolgt otte
9tilioncr SOB CONNER iii goparo
Shines 9umber 60. al Chicago Tor
at afilutte Griiten. Selifabets Sag
br,,a pil ripes neo 90 belt lsiIes iom
TsIsc al ben baaronaffehe Streif.
Saebrlset ipsieIiatte 100 Wano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11

6rltfneoe. Too en- Sorm blep 20
Gcres Sue6e f%uloitpnoiq bortrenet
al 6Ionmen, me6enS Here andre
Tarmere miite0e &pGg o. @riie. On
Del Gfooe onretteoes ogioa al &aal,
ser leOiogcoe Heanet. Ge9nnung.
Den oocraif alt ier ioqtta0et / bcrne
Ggn.
CHRISTOPHER tpmmcr tilipne. =
Stplge Goultpogent 9. %. @ltItof
ion bar @rGsbopperne allcreoe pit
iig ! ct foruroIigeu6e 9lntol / Den
ipbligc Gel al @urIciqb Golintp, %
6armerne opiorore5 til burtiqit nut
ltg at optn9e &ompcn moo De aroas
oi9e Sniefter. Ser bapes / 9erco-
fab pe0 Gountpoloitorcn5 &ontor /
NiSmarcf omfring $50 Cons 0ran,
Der er preporeret nle0 @iit, ianlt on
ore llbrpo0eliesmioIer ser moo Gin
icGning 0erom bill lcpereS Sarnlerne
frit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11

ira en- llge til 10 Sage tioligere emo
poor Den life anoen0es. gn llaes
6orlprong gipr ofte Ell rtbpre ltor
Sorltiel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11

til at boIoe Hegning meb Den Snlsr-
mpn9oe, iom De iorifielige Sioroe
og bper enfelt So inOen oisie al.
QtOer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
CHRISTOPHER fummcr tilipne.
SDS Safeta.
itlpffc peb GeoS. Hhiliu

itlpffc peb 2eaS. Thilip 0oblbert,
% Aor Gannlcl, blcu iorlcocn orpbt
/ &oncitafe 8rubc pe0 &cao ioet ct
tort &%lippcitpffe fuIot neo paa BAN.
Cen iorulpffeoe Wono3 6orplOre
hnr / Sp1npr
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-23

Marjory Worthen, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Worthen entertained at dinner
Sunday, their guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. George Worthen and two daugh-
tiers, Elsie and Mary, and Miss Cath
crime Blood of Illinois. who is spend
ing her vacation at the George Wor-
then home. Miss Elsie Worthen and
Miss Blood are teaching at Pullman.
The A. Boslund and John Evanco
families have moved into their new
homes on the Township road.
Mrs. M. O'Brien returned home on
Tuesday from Bellingham hospital,
where she underwent an operation q
few weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Worthen and
daughter Elsie, and their house guest
Miss Catherine Blood, were visitors
at the George Gustin home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. M. Yount spent
Sunday at the George Palmer home
near Glendale.
Ed Scribner son of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. e. Scribner, and Miss Leila Myers
of Blaine were married at the Myers
home Monday.
Miss Grace Brown is expected home
ito spend a week during the holiday
vacation.
Miss Augusta Ripperda went to
Bellingham Thursday.
Miss Florence Bradley entertained
the members of the eighth grade of
the Lynden school at her home Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Williamson
were Bellingham visitors Monday.
The Northwood school will close
Friday for the holidays, resuming
work January 5.
The following program will be CIV
en- at the Northwood school Friday:
Song, "Holy Night" School; Recit-
alton, Zella Raymond; Dialogue, Ten
Girls; recitation, Hugh WOrthen
Recitation, Fannie Stremler; Song
Santa Claus, Primary; Recitation, LIE
Roy Taylor; Recitation. Elizabeth
Thomas; Dialogue, The Whole Year.
Primary; Recitation, Ronald Mar
chant; Song, intermediate Room
Exchange of Gifts; Treat for School
At the close of the program, Mr.. W.
r. Berry will leave for trip to Idaho
where he will visit his daughter ant
family. On his return he will spend
few days in Tacoma, returning to
Northwood for the opening of school
Jan. 3.
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NoRTHWOOD

Mrs. e. e. Holmes of South Bend,
Wash, spent the past week with her
daughter, Mrs. Ed Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Welter of Bel
lingham and Aunt Olive Pangborn OF
LINDEN were Sunday visitors at the
Z. A. Knitted and L. A. Marchant
homes.
g Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Thomas visited
Friday at the Glen Mulkey home near
Sumas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Weir and son OF
Ten Mile and Joe Whipple and fam
lily were Sunday dinner guests at the
George Blank home.
A daughter was born Dec. 20 to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Williamson.
Mrs. John Taylor underwent an OPP
Grafton ON her eye in Bellingham on
Monday.
Miss Edith Thomas spent Sunday
at the home of her uncle, j. w.
Holmes at Blaine.
E. A. Knitted was business Wis
itor in Bellingham Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Thomas, Mrs. Meyer and Mr..
and Mrs. Boston of Bellingham visit
ed at the Marott home Sunday after
noon to help Grandma Strong cele-
brate her ninety-fourth birthday an
niversary. 1t was interesting to hear
her tell of the happenings eighty
eight years ago. She remembers dis
tinctly visit at her uncle's home
when she was three years old Sat
urday, Mrs. Strong received so much
mail that it could not all be read in
one day.
H. Wander Wall of Lynden visited
at the home of his nephew, John OF
ter, Friday and Saturday.
Willis Worthen, Dennis Buckley
and John Otter were Bellingham Wis
itors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Osgoodby had
as their dinner guests Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Williamson and
family, Mrs. Lloyd Bradley and tive
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Austin of Bellingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Otter and child
rem attended shower for the baby
that Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Otter have
adopted. The many relatives of both
Mr.. and Mrs. Otter Joined in the
shower and the baby received many
beautiful and useful gifts.
After two weeks absence, Alfred
Worthen returned to school in SUI
mas Monday.
In honor of the birthday of little
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-23
To Last-Minute Shoppers

You will save time and money by doing your
Christmas shopping here. We still have large
stock of suitable presents for young and Old On
good many articles in the apparel line, prices have
been reduced. Below we offer few suggestions:
Our entire line of Slippers at reduced prices
Silk, wool and Isle socks and hosiery at re-
duced prices.
Sweaters at reduced prices.
Silk Waists at reduced prices.
Furs at reduced prices
Silk umbrellas at reduced prices.
Dress shirts and flannel shirts at reduced
prices
Dress and Driving Gloves at reduced prices.
Handkerchiefs, each. :. -. :. &c to $1.15
Mems Initial Handkerchief. :. -. Csc, 35c
Ladies' Purses and Handbags. $1.O0 to $3.50
Mems NeckWear. Que to $Z.5O
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-23
MEMS AND BOYS, SUITS OR OVERCOATS
REDUCED ONE-THIRD

Our entire line Of mems Hart Schaffner &
Marx, Styeplus and Clothcraft Suits, as well as
our entire line of boys knickerbocker suits and
Mems and Boys Overcoats, has been reduced ONE
THIRD.
$3.50 Mems and Young Mems Suits now. $48.37
$4,000 Mems and Young Mems Suits now. $4,000
$4,000 Mems and Young Mems Suits, now. .$33.67
$4,000 Mems and Young Mems Suits, now. ,$26.67
$4,000 Mems and Young Mems Suits, now $1,000
$500 Mems and Young Mems Suits now. $16.67
$3.50 Mems and Young Mems Suits, now. $500
A few mems and young mems suits, mostly
S2475 BOYS Suits, reduced to- -. $3.50
2275 Boys Suits, reduced to .$15.17
S1875 Bows Suits, reduced to- =. ... $3.50
$500 Boys Suits, reduced to- :. -. $1,000
$12.75 Boys Suits, reduced to-. =. $3.50
$1,000 BOYS Suits reduced to. 1857
$3675 Ali Wool Mems Overcoats, reduced to $24.5O
$27.5O All Wool Mems Overcoats, reduced to 1887
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

A copy of Jenny in old blue
collar in beautiful colorings.
is edged with long fringe.
$324.0O
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-10-08

The issues of the present cam
paign with the Republican lead
ers simmered down to the last
analysis are Islander and We
Want the Offices" They dare not
give an honest Interpretation of
the League of Nations; they
dare not tell the truth about
their campaign fund; they dare
not tell the truth about the great
constructive measures enacted
under a Democratic administra-
ton, such as the Federal Re-
serve Act, the Shipping bill, the
Child Labor Law. etc, All they
seem to care to do is to vilify
President Wilson.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-10-08

The people who own farms and
city homes in Missouri will hard
ly vote for George E. Hickman,
Republican candidate for State
Auditor in view of his past rec
ord in voting to enormously in
crease the assessed valuation of
farms and city property, as
recommended by the discredited
old state tax commission-the
body that was kicked out of Of
flee by the last legislature. Mr.
Hackman was a member of the
state board Of equalization dur
ing the brief life of the old tax
commission and its efforts to e.
Enormously increase the taxes on
the farms and city homes, and
he voted to support the COM
mission. That he did not sue
coed in fastening enormous tax
burdens on the people of the
state, was no fault on his part.
He did the best he could and all
he could do. The owners of
farms and city homes will re-
member Mr.. Hackmann Novem-
Der 2, and they will see to it
that he is retired to private life.