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which would of quailed Jack Dempsey.
l am set u let this guy have It the
minute he steps over my threshold, Joe.
Well, the door opens and a gay young
dog OF about seventy, hobbies into the
room. He looks from me to Jeanne and
then he says: y
you'll pardon me, Mrs. Harmon. for
disturbing you again, but believe I
left my Roget's Thesaurus here"
Jeanne picks up book from the table
and hands It to him.
II was about to send the maid after
stairs, this is my husband"
Joe, you could OF knocked me over
with p gasp am standin' there lookin'
like dizzy simp with my coat half Off
and etc. and this old guy must of thought
Jeanne picked out a fine hick for hersels
when she drawed me: remember
shakin' his hand like in a trance and
him givin' me a queer look and bowin'
himself out.
who the-what--who's that guy7" I
says, when he had blowed.
You have not see him beforeT says
Jeanne, raisin' her eyebrows. THAT Is
Professor Carstairs, of the college. He
is my English teacher. have my les
son today and then I make him stay
for tea--he is such q nice old gentleman
and II In so cold outdoors. But Edouard
why do you act 80 strange when you
hear his name before he come in7"
Joe, am busy moppin' off my fever
brow with a handkerchief.
II thought he was guy I knew"
l says. putin my arms around her.
"Jeanne-I guess I'm just u big boob and
I'll aways be one I had you figured
all wrong today, never mind asltin' me
to eaplain--let's forget about It. I'm
sorry for what I've done and you amt
ever gonna get away from me for no
week no more. I'll try not to make no
more bone plays like In the days of
yore and I'll keep right on studyin' this
her grammar thing. but want YOU to do
somethjn' for me-"
What is II, cherie?" she says. kissin'
me.
WELL" says. you gotta cut out
these here parties and dances. That's
what caused all the trouble between US
and this continual dress suit stuff has
gotta go! I don't want 'em up here and
l don't wanna go to their places. This
ain't Carnegie Hall, it's my home and
I wanna come In here once in awhile,
without havin' to be announced, get
me7 We amt neither the Vanderblts
or even the Astors and as far as I'm con-
cerned, this society thing runs for the
end book. They's scarcely night we
amt rushln' off somewheres and when
we was first wed and didn't have a
nickel, you was tickled silly to vile away
the evenin' with me. It's gotta stop,
Jeanne! Now / have gave up a lot for
you, won't you give this up for me?"
She thinks a minute, Joe.
Tres bien - she says fnly. at
shall be as you wish. I had thought to
have just the few guests---say fifteen
or twenty-here next Tuesday night and
then there was Mrs. Worthley's mas
querade and-but, viola If you do not
like It, 1t shall not be! had my blue
silk Poiret altered, too" she winds up
kinda sad, but you come first always !"
That's the girl !" I says. why I'm
so sick of climbin' into a dress suit
that"
Joe, just then the phone rings and
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Deatbs

Of the late Ephraim and Anna Booth. az
notice Of the funeral viii be given.
ID. AZ. wsSn s' anS S4s isas bssi: sssh'is F, q
mas, our @ Mc,hsE Of Sorrows Church 10
Of tSs late Matthew C. T and Emily G. graay.
Relatives; friends and To9sel Councii;a a, 49,
$40 3. M. from resldeTee fS o Of Mrs. II. Cur.
ran. 2ai8 z. Huntinrdon Ct Solemn requiem
mass mass g AIMS Church loa m. Int. Holy
Adsn dsRAggMAus gr.;;ns "a g. as sAusysTA s,,e 99s
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Mother of sorrows's Church, invited TO fu.
tso sSs S st. e. soomnSS' nS'iSsRSs rssnsm 81 maS nss
CHURCH OF Our Mother Of Sorrows 10 a m.
Som the Ss5 Sf M5s H'nSy %y. s'hhs @
e. 1920 ssFsx A.
RS late. residsaee; $40 ". Gordon : st. " Int.
A%sSsSse GoNRofSus NecSaR0' 2S S'I WALTER W.. hu,
band Of the late Mary v. conroy. Relatives
snS friends a. PGS Si. TO a0ys'f Fss Button s
wood st. Int. private. Remains may be
visySs SospERR ET fftf5 r %t,.n,,o CITY N j.
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E.,SsI Ts;ISspof+ b4 r227 s. Seth st tntsrmon' at
p bxVI$I5Ans 90 1920; E,s IPA A, wife :, Of
tives and friends are, invited to, attend
s'TS's soS wanS S mfr Pse PS
Michael psyllS Snss SloKesi. Rsissiyss ssd
resldenee. .a7i1 N. Hollywood 81. t2sth st.
ana Lehish ave.: Solemn requiem mas, at
PsXSTSd dy{iS ~ @Sn PA Aug: & 20, :, ANN HSS.,, "
DeYounE. aEed 81 years. Relatives and
friends are invited to the services, on Non
Gay a. her t9s So'
EvANs;-on Aug; "a: BEATRICE. dsuEh. ,l.
Ter Of Allen Rh9ads and constSneS ,,,0l Evanss ana
friends are invited to the. funeral services:
On Sat AZ I2hS o'GlSG. at the reSdsnSG Of
Meadowbrook road, Meadowbrook. Inter-
]. fisGt deorse Fischer tnes zee schenEeD. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend funer9a \
sun. p. m from her late rssidenSS n. Is,,., la
,fIsiIER Avg. e. 1920 NJ MIRIAM RIA; Ri Ri
| d A. r.. and the Descendants Of Signers. are
noon, at 2 O'clock at her late residence, $40
| T.. Ridley ave-. Ridley Park lnterment pri-
FITZGERALD LD.--suddenly. Aug. 25, 1920.
| JOHN son Of the late Richard and Mary A.
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Jeanne answers It. They IL a series OF
yes and noes and oertainments and
charmants. Then Jeanne hangs up the
receiver and runs TO me all excited.
the bare time to shave. I'll have Marie
press your evening clothes while you're
shaving. We have been invite to Mrs.
Darlington De Rays dinner dance and
you must mako beaucoup hurry"
Yours truly,
ED. HARMON "a Innocently
r Victim Of Love).
CONTINUED TOMORROW
Copyright, 1890, Doubleday, Page q 90.
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There's No Base Like Home
BY III. c. WITWER

Md Harmon, ,oho ADMITS he hos
noyo,as Fairbanks looking like q
Dadtsy' tells Friend Joe about Hfe ~
fbc movies IN the foIlo,ctng letter: In
.taline,,ts from IT. q. Witpor's latest
smocess pifi be printed daily.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
TSsy9 THE PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC
COMPANY
To the Stockholders OF Tho Philadelphia

Electric Companyi
A special meeting OF the stockholders
or The philadelphia Electric Company will
be held at the office of the Company, No.
wednesday. September 1, 1870. at ii
o'clock a. m. for the purpose OF consider.
ing end acting upon a proposed increase
In the authorized capital stock OF the
company from 1000, 900 shares OF tho par
value of S25 each to .. 400. 900 shares OF the
par value OF s2h each. all of which "a
crease shall be Eight Per Cent Cumulative
'reterred Stock, also entitled TO preference
on liquidation TO the par value thereof and
accumulated and accrued unpaid dividends;
TO be redeeLpble at s2S per share and all
accumulated and accrued unpaid dividends;
TO be convertible Into Common Stock par for
par at the option of the holders; to have
the same voting rights as the Common
Stock; and to have such other rights pTivi-
leges, preferences and limitations as may
be determined at said meeting; also OF
authorizing the issue and disposal of said
Preferred Stock by the Board Of Directors
at such time or times and upon such terms
and conditions as said Board shall approve;
provided. however, that said shares shall
FIRST be offered TO the stockholders pro rata
for subscription at par; and of trsnsacting
such other business as may properly come
before the meeting,
company the stock transfer books will be
until o'clock a m, September 2.
BY order OF 'ns Board of Directors.
A. V. II, CoE,
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CAUTION NOTICES

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: ALL PER
G siiaR sNEPESb5.S Ses so@ W fsn igina srhi IN
the Port OF Philadelphia. unless authorized
by the undersigned. as no bills contracted
without onT 4II,ST SsTgth9rity VT l viii be paid
Bourse Bldg. Philadelphia. Pa,
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paSSs ESTATE OF ELLA SAMUEL, Dc-
ceased - Letters testamentary upon
the estate OF ELLA Samuel, deceased, HAVING
been granted 20 Fidelity Trust Co., and
Bunford Samuel, all persons Indebted 20 the
said estate are requested TO make payment
to present them, without delay.lyt tho offioa
~ tho said eompAgy, s2s,ssi Chestnut st..
PbiiAdelphia- y. N " :
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HELP wANTED-MALE

CIGAR FOREMAN wanted for suction floor
In eastern Penna. factory; good opportu-
nifty for capable man. NJ 723. Ledger Of
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED
SACRIFICE


Carpenter and jobbing shop. 1534-96 F'awu
ST. tools and benches, Jacks and some ma
terial; BY appointment. c. E. j.. 5728 Tor
resdale ave.
YOUNG MAN OF proven ability and integrity
wanted for clerical position. asst. trsaa
III mfg. concern: knowledge OF bookkeeping
noe one with previous salee exper. pref'd
splendid opportunity for adv: state salary
desired and ref. p 524 Ledger ofrlce
HAVE proposition on which we have
spent large amount getting IL ready for
the market. want several men with $1,000
each 10 Invest on partnership agreement
with working interest: very large profit: un-
limited field. y 103, Ledger Office.
HAVE capital to invest in going company
in Philadelphia with which must be ac-
lively identified. Address. stating character
RELIABLE Philadelphia firm desires loan
of $4,000 for year: 2-name paper; plenty
OF sec: VIII pay large prem. y l0l. Led. OF.
$500 WANTED for months; will pay very
large bonus for the money; have plenty
OF collateral. B lo2, Ledger Office.
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koRsEs

ss: s,'s:. $50 $;IIi s;;; q; " I''
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WANTED

NEWSPAPERS, magazines. RAGS, iron. mat
ais, carpets furpiturs, feathers, anything.
everything, Postal. Bell, Poplar 450bi Keys.
Park 1927, Old estab., most reliable desiers
In eiry Hauling moving by nufOtrucks sIso--
Old alo.Asss sze " glsas - a S'1 1zs3B
sss'aa-isss H;s.ss Wy; 4 slsssl. ssl.ss ssss 'ss
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STENOGRAPHER. bright active. capable
handling wholesale jobbing house cor
respondence rapidly and correctly; state age,
salary. experience. references c 106. Ledger
Office.
STENOGRAPHER and booRReeper in SUBJ
urban real estate office: state age. ex-
pertence and salarq desired. NJ 7l6. Ledger
Office.
STENOGRAPHER.. experienced. by manufsc-
turing concern state salary expected Ad-
dress p. o. Box 1888.
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

HARRY " SMITH. M SAMSON ST.
ELECTRIC TREATMENT. also mnnicurIng
on-co 3Ol : I'm -. Hours from 10 70 Q,
RUBPER GOODS Of all dcscrintions re-
D1ircd. Andrew r. RIrchett, 500 s 22d 81.
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coNERs and hardeners on mems soft hats;
can earn excellent wages; steady work
Address NJ 90. p. o. Box 3443.
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STEAMBOAT NOTICES
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HOUSE painting In all branohes done reaso1
ably Albert,A Ar, 824 N, 9th. Market a29s
PAPERHANGING done very reas. Write s.
Resnik. 39S N. a2d ST.. or call Bel. 5000
PAPERHASGING and painting do1s reason
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MACHINES, RECORDS
Records, Talking Machines

FLEET Of dump trucks TO hire. exoaysfing
and general hauling. JAEGER BS7 w
Erie ave. TiOga 1892, "
The Delta independent., 1920-11-19
EckERT. T.lTEMs.

Revival meetings are now being
held at the Eckert Baptist church.
Rev. w. G. Burgess of Superior, Wis,
is conducting the meetings. Meetings
are held every afternoon at 2 p. m,
and every evening except Saturday at
1880 p. m. All are cordially invited to
attend
Percy Williams is now occupying
the house next to S. E. Young's, for
mer residence of R. B. Nichols.
Miss Margret Hunsicker, who has
been quite ill these last few weeks is
reported to be improving at this writ
ing.
There was a real old time party and
jollifaction, held at the new school
house, on Whites mesa last Saturday
evening. All attending report good
time.
Quite a number of Eckert's young
people attended the Loyal Legion
dance in Cedaredge last Thursday
evening. Now that the work has Hgh-
tened up their is renewed interest
taken in these social affairs and there
is a hope that the boys who give the
dances can realize little profit in
stead OF loss as 1t has been in the
past. All should support these Loyal
Legion dances as the funds so realized
help the boys in their various enter
prises.
All the families who have been un-
der quarantine for scarlet fever the
last few weeks are practically re-
covered and it is hoped that there
will not be a recurrence of this cpl
demic. We are thankful that there
were no cases resulting fatally, most
of them being mild attacks.
King Turkey has come into his own
this month. Thehre is no food to good
for him. "Those whom the Cooks
destroy, they first make fat"
The Delta independent., 1920-11-19

morning for an extended visit with
her daughter Mrs. Gladys Allen and
family at Baldwin, Colorado.
Geo. Goodwin is installing saw
mill in the east end of town.
Glare Painter ana wife of Delta
came in Monday evening to see the
latters little nephew Bobby Pitts who
is very i'll.
Mrs. Esther Lemon from Long
Beach. California is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Gus Sunberg. Mrs. Lemon
and children contemplate moving to
st. Louis in the near future.
Frank Pace and wife have moved
into the Sidney Lunn cottage. Mr..
Lunn and family having recently
moved to Delta where he has posi-
tion in the Golden Rule store.
James Busby came in from Denver
Wednesday morning for a couple of
weeks visit with home folks. He is
employed as stock clerk and credit
man by the Kohler and McLister
Paint company of that place.
Grant Miller our coop. telephone
lineman installed four new telephones
week at the homes of Tom Mcleod,
Gordon Piburn, Joe Leard and Cliff
ford Reeds place of business
A basket social was given at the
Dove sshool house Friday evening,
November 5th for the purpose of
raising funds to buy piano for the
school. $500 was realized and a
general good time enjoyed by all pre-
sent
Mr.. T. B. Biggs Millwright an ex-
pert miller arrived Wednesday to
finish installing the balance of the
machinery which arrived recently,
preparatory to starting the mill which
will be in few days We predict a
good business for the mill.
The Crawford school has put up
some playground equipments in the
form of teeter-totters for the smaller
pupils. Basket ball goals, and some
horizontal bars for the older ones,
and expect to put up swings later.
Election day was selected by the
T. P. A. for tag day to raise funds ito
finish paying for victrola for the
school. $500 was raised and the
iedSHeIs anu pupiiS are lOohlHe lOr-
ward to its arrival.
The picture show (Sky Eye) and
dance given by Edmond Carville in
the Carville hall November 11th was
attended by a large crowd. Oyster
supper was served by Harry Gingrich
and wife who know how to please the
hungry dancers.
Saturday evening, November 9th on
their return from their wedding trip
to Salida, Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Lewis
gave reception at their home to
which some twenty-five couples We're
invited. Delicious refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served also can
dy and cigars. A delightful evening
was enjoyed by all present. Many
beautiful gifts were presented to the
bride and groom. All returned to
their homes wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis long and happy married life.
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BUSINESS LOCALS
. 80 80 90 .

WANTED-Plain sewing Enquire
9O5 Grand, or phone Colorado Phone
137W. 47-8p.
FOR sALE-Plenty of good kind
ling wood, both cedar and cottonwood.
Phone your order. Colorado phone 131
w. 46-7p.
FOR SALE+Second hand Dodge car
good running order. Enquire this Of
flee. Asp.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Modern
house. Box d. Care Independent. 46tfc
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
sleeping. 2Os Meeker. 46-7p
PIONEER LIVERY and Feed Stable
120 Third street, now running as
feed and sales stable; also storage
for cars. Corral in connection. 46-49p
FOR SALE-16O acre irrigated
farm 1-2 miles from Delta. House
and barn. About 20 acres alfalfa.
Low price, easy terms. R. E. Wear,
Delta, Colorado. 44-47c
RECORDS-For Victor, Edison,
Columbia and all makes of disc ma
chimes. Will trade with you. B. H.
Norton, Delta, Colorado. 44tfc
FOR SALE-Two span mules, well
broke; also heavy work team; some
choice milk cows. Price right. J. A.
Duer and Sons. 45tfc.
LOST-Presumably between 3O4 E.
4th street and D. & R. G. station, a
cameo pin, white figure with pale
pink background, gold mounted. Fin
der please return, to Ada Horton andt
receive reward 46tfc
LOST OR ESTRAYED-From Low
er Ash mesa, one bay mule gelding
colt 2 years old, branded on left side
Lazy 8 s." Please notify Clarence
A. Smith. Phone Delta 227W, Delta,
Colorado. 46tfc
FOR SALE-Three thoroughbred
Tolouse geese and one thoroughbred
Bronze gobbler; also dressed turkeys
for Thanksgiving Call Coop 29F 46-7
WANTED-To rent a piano. Guar
ker. Delta, Colorado. 46-7p
FOR SALE-Organ. Enquire of G.
A Peer, Garnet Mesa. Asp
STRAYED-One sorrel gelding; 2 |
dark bay geldings, found in my pas
ture. Owner pay for advertisement |
and take horses. j. A Latimer, Gar |
net Mesa. 45-7c |
FOR QUICK SALE-2O-acre ranch
about eight rods from school house |
and telephone line; one-fourth mile |
from railroad switch and five miles
from Delta. Six acres beet ground, rest |
mesa; all fenced; four room house.
Price $1,500. Enquire at this office.
47-52p |
FOR sALE+16o acres ON Garnet mesa
known as the old Billings place. adjoining |
Sweitzer's ranch. Owner offers same At Sac
rifice with small payment down. five years |
to pay out balance. Price $50 per acre. Ill
health of nonresident makes this offer to |
some good live man. Address "B" care of |
Independent 27tfe
The Delta independent., 1920-11-19
. CRAWFORD Z
= . . . . . . . . . . . Z

Several of the Missouri Flats cat
'tlemen are shipping this week.
Crawford is having some new side
walks laid in the south side of town.
A baby girl was born Friday, Nov
ember 18th to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Head.
Mother and baby doing nicely
Clifford Reed has put in a meat
market in his place OF business
which will be quite a convenience to
Crawford residents.
Mrs. Nick Newburg of Hotchkiss is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lon Ho-
we'll who has not been very well Of
late.
The two year old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Pitts who has been very Ill
the past few days is reported a little
better.
Harry Welborn and Leonard Busby
two of our High School boys atten-
ded the Y. M. C. A. conference at
Delta last week.
Mrs. A. M. Axtell left Thursday
The Delta independent., 1920-11-19
CLEAR FORK ITEMS.
, >~>>-->>-

Syril Hawkyard former resident
of this place, passed away at the
home of his uncle, Tom Kent on Fri
day, November 18th having been in
poor health for some time. He came
to Crawford hoping to find relief but
only lived a short time. His mother,
uncle and family have the sympathy
of the community in their sad loss.
Dr. Hunt reports visit from the
stork at the home of Charley keenan,
and wife on November 5th, who left
fine baby boy.
Mrs. Sanford Collins is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Maud Davis at
Hotchkiss this week.
The Delta independent., 1920-11-19
Land For Sale

Ranch, 40 acres in alfalfa; Ito acres
other cultivated land; small amount
of waste land; five room house; all
under government project. For quick
sale $50 per acre.
80 acres; so acres in cultivation;
new brick house; good cellar and
cistern; barns and other out build
ings All fenced; under government
project. $500.
Some good residence properties in
proportion to these prices.
44-47c B. H. NORTON,
The Delta independent., 1920-11-19
They Are Moving In.

They Are Moving In.
The first goods was moved from
the main store room of Mathers' Dry
Goods store to the new addition Fri
day evening, and a part at least of
the merchandise is settled. The new
room will be occupied by the shoe
department, the infants ready-made
garments and the Ladies' ready-to-
wear department. The fame of Ma
TIERS shoes is know all over the Wes
tern slope while Palmer garments are
the last word in ready-to-wear ap-
parel The infants department will
be equal, if not superior to anything
of it's kind this side of Denver. There
is yet much to be done before all VIII
be done, but the work is being rapid
ly prosecuted and when completed this
store will be fit to receive the seal of
approval from the most discriminating
tastes.
The Delta independent., 1920-11-19

FOR sALE-16o acres ON Garnet mesa
known as the old Billings place. adjoining
Sweitzer's ranch. Owner offers same At sac
rifice with small payment down, five yeara
to pay out balance. Price $50 per acre. III
health Of nonresident makes this offer 70
some good live man. Address "B" care q
Independent. 27tfe
The Delta independent., 1920-11-19

BY nil means get the new
Royal Cook Book - just
out. Contains these and
400 other delightful rec
ipes. Free for the asking.
Write TODAY to
RoYALBARING POWDER co.
IFS Fulton Street. Nov YORK City
The Delta independent., 1920-11-19
For Sale

7-room modern house, close in; fine
lawn shade, all furniture. Price, 3d.
900; terms.
Several stock and hay, potato,
onion, fruit farms, $4,000 to $17,50O;
close in.
2-lot corner cottage, $500.
5-room modern, $2,850; terms.
5-room brick, $1,000.
80 acres fine red land, $75 per
acre; close in.
40 acres alfalfa, Ash Mesa, $4,000.
120 acres in hay, cottage $4,000,
acres. Groom cottage, $3,250;
terms. e. s. cORBIN,
Delta, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1920-11-19
New Rest Room.

New Rest Room.
The Hollands Dry Goods company
has just fitted up a handsome rest
room on the balcony in the rear of
the main store room, which will be
found to be a blessing to weary shop
pers. The furniture is all new-Ax.
minister rug, reed furniture. pretty
curtains. Country women are espec-
tally invited to make use of this room
The Delta independent., 1920-11-19
New Commissioner in Town.

New Commissioner in Town.
William T. McMurray, commission
er-elect from the second district, was
down from his ranch near Eckert on
Tuesday. "Bill'' drifted around town
and incidentally strolled over to the
court house just to take look at
things.
The Delta independent., 1920-11-19
To the Ladies' of Delta and Vicinity:

On and after November 18th, at PIG
Grand avenue, Delta, Colorado, you
can get your dressmaking, your plain
sewing and your children's dresses
well made. Until the holidays a spec
ialty will be made of dressing dolls
to order. VIII try to please you and
solicit at least a part of your trade.
The B. & H. Sewing Rooms. 467p
The Delta independent., 1920-11-19

Come in and see our stock of new
Wall Paper, Paints and Varnishes.
May & Ball, Paint Shop, Delta. Colo
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-04-02

of the first publication of this sum
mons. towit: Within sixty 600 days
after the 9Th day of March, 1920, and
defend the above entitled action in the
Superior Court of the State of Wash
ington, in and for Snohomish County,
aforesaid, and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff and serve a copy Of
your answer upon the attorney for
plaintiff, undersigned. at his office
and post office address below stated:
and in case of your failure so to do.
judgment will be rendered against you
according TO the prayer of the COM
plant, which has been filed with the
clerk of said court.
The object of this action is to pro-
cure a decree of divorce from the
defendant. dissolving the bonds of
matrimony existing between the
parties to this action. The grounds
upon which divorce is prayed for are:
abandonment, cruel treatment Of
plaintiff by the defendant and per-
sonal inidgnities rendering life bur
denSome.
C. T. ROSCOE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Post Office and Office Address:
416-41S Commerce Building, Everett
Washington
First Publication March 5th, 1920,
Last Publication April 9th, 1920.