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Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-03
Silk Stockings
.$2.25

Women's beautiful pure
silk stockings in many
shades; also black and
white. Full fashioned, mer-
cerized, high spliced heel
and sole.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-03
Hair Ribbons
Per Yard, SOC

Splendid quality of stiff
ribbons that make those
perky bows, so much desir-
ed by all the little girls.
Practically all shades Of
this ribbon.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-03
Djer Kiss
Talcum, 29c

For the toilet and bath
this refined sweet scent
ed perfume has no counter
part.
Fragrant French odor,
much in vogue; rose and
white.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-03
Boys and Girls
Buster BrOUn
Hose
3 Pair for $1.OO

These hose are what's
known as factory imperfec-
tions, which are very
slight.
Good strong quality, me-
dunn ribbed in black and
white.
New shipment just in,
which will insure a good
supply for Easter.
b
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-03
Repeating the Sale of 7ricolette
BLOuSes $795

Because we want every last
one of these exquisite blouses
to be worn Easter morning. It's
by far the biggest blouse deal of
the season.
Every model fairly sparkles
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-03

with that sheen so exclusively
'"Tricolette."
There are navies, sea blue
rose, turquoise, burgundy and
black.
-Semi-basque and other blouse
styles.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
Exhibitors at tie Salon
Warsman Dark Notel
Begin. 6emerrew.-- Enas Saturday


N.eneyer Motor Co. Mitchell coupe and .ed...
Hurley Motor Co. Mash coupe and sedan.
Stanley Herner Quick coupe and sedan.
sennes Motor Co, Dodge Bros. esupe and sedan.
Dosehee Motor Co.. Ford sedan and coupe.
Walker Motor Co, Lafayette soda. and coupe. :
Ungefsr Motsf Co, velfe sedan and coupe.
T. Lanar Jscksen. wintop lineusfne and sedan.
Cennerciai Asts 4 supply Co. sa.desaker coupe
and sedan.
sterrett 4 Flenins. H.pnsbfe sedan. Detroit
electric coupe.
District Motor Co., Premier.
r. ". r. Motors Corp, Marmop sedan.
Wayne snith Co.. Haynes Suburban sedan.
Potter Williams Co.. sayers SIX sedan.
Observation-Disclosures motors Co. Hudson sedan. Essex
cabrfoiet.S -
Harper Overland c.. Overland sedan. winys-
Knisht sedan. -Szx.
walter e. 1kittel 4 Ca. saxsn sedansr
H. n. Leary, jr- Chalmers coupe. Maxwell sedan.
Geo. C. Rice Aate Co., Columbia sedan.
Dort DistffsatinE Co.. bort sedan and coupe.
4. }. Quinn Motor Sales Co.. Westeett sedans,
Grimes Motor Co. National coupe.
scripps Bosth Sales Co. scripps Besth coupe.
Luttren Co, Packard town ear snd single SIX Sc
dan. ~ 3 -n2 $ = i~-sirS =
Fess Hughes Co, Pierce Arrow sreushan Landau
let and laudaulet - .
warrinEton Motor Car Co. Cieyelaad coupe.
| Trew Motor Co.. Peerless sedan. Rec sedan.
| Frsnklin Kneip Motor Co.. Franklin sedan anS
brougham.
washingten Cadillac Co. Cadillac sedan and
coupe.
Potoraae sales Co. Dixie Flyer sedan.
| Hunmer Motor Sales Cs- LexipEto. sedan.
H. w. Burr. Oakland coupe ma sedan y
oldsmesIe saics Co., 0Idsnesiie ceupe and seSs..
Motor Company sf Washingtsn. Aaburn coupe
80 ACCEssoRY DEALERs
| Julien q Bartran,. Gabriel snubAerA
Dupont Tire shep. tires and aecesserse.. :,
A. Eberlys Sons. Aecesseries. -
| LeAman's Tire shsp, Oldneld tires.
Bafber 4 Ross, accesssrfes.,
Ward q Co, aecesseries.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
MSRs&8HH&&

"NDER the auspices of the Washington
~ Automobile Trade Association this salon
is being held. The salon will be representa-
tive one and all Of the delightfully."- trim models
will be on the floor. The growing demand for
these types Of cars is expected to bring to the
salon large crowd of people. The salon will
remain open until Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
882|l1I|E8

THE closed car is fast securing the popu-
IL Iany which belongs to il as an sll-season
car. 1t is not the car of the winter. 1t Is fine
for all seasons Il is the car that enables the
builder to put in those fine finishing touches
of the coach decorators AT and provide those
little comforts so much demanded BY the dis
tinctiye buyers Of today.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14

ES ATTRAcTIVELY displayed in. the
IN foyer. the impressive models will strike
from the minds of those who held objections to
closed cars on the basis Of topheav;ness and
overbalance al doubts in this respect. Such
construction has long passed the experimental
stage. and the cars they now show are striking
example. Of the care and thought which have
been given to overcome any objection of this
hnd. -
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
Gloseo Oar Salon

E1EAUTIES and utilities Of the closed car
sR in all its grandeur viii be Displayed and
explained Al the Closed Car Salon which opens
: tomorrow at the Wardman Park Hotel. Cars
embodyins al Of the attractive lines Of the car
designers art will be on the floor for the IN
specsion of q. discriminating public.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-04-17
PURELY PERSONAL

Mrs. r. A. Clark who has been in poor
health the most Of the past winter, seems
much improved at present and she says
she is beginning to feel her natural self
again.
Lieutenant j. A. Roston, Mr.. w. H. Will
son and Mr.. H. Alfred Lewis make up a
committee to devise ways and means to
entertain Mr. Barber, who will speak in
Seattle the latter part Of May.
Mr.. Bragg Of Yakima, who is deputy
grand master of the Masons Of Washing
ton and jurisdiction, attended to lodge bust
ness in the city the past week. He return
ed to his home last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. A. j. Hassell, Mr. Tillman and 9TH
ers organized branch of the Black Star
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-04-17

White House to accept the peace treaty with
the Lodge reservations. They have no doubt
that the responsibility for failure of the
treaty rests with the chief executive
':They are giving Admiral Sims rope
enough observes George F. Rabbit in the
Boston Sunday Globe. And the result may
be metaphorical hanging for someone but
we venture the prediction that it won't be
Sims.-Concord (Mass.) Evening Monitor.
Still trying to crack the whip over demo-
Gratis in Congress, the President has ordered
the resolution for peace beaten. Small Won
der that a constantly increasing number Of
the members of his party are unwilling to
follow the strange meanderings Of his lead
ership
Champ Clark declines to be candidate
for Senator in Missouri, preferring the sure
thing he now has. AS there may not be
any more Democratic Senators from Mis-
souri, the ex-Speaker has got his discretion
on Observation-Disclosures Salem On. CO. Union
Republican.
1t is reported that the President has sent
orders to his servants in the Senate that they
must not vote for resolution declaring a
state Of peace with Germany. Well, he did
not keep us out of war and he will not be
able to keep us out Of peace.-Albany On.
W Evening journal.
1t is currently stated that the President
is going to spend the summer at Cape
Cod retreat where he will be away from
the politicians and completely isolated. He
can hardly be any more isolated on Cape
Cod than he has been in the White House.
Ask Senator Simmons
Bryan says that he will accept the Demo-
cratic presidential nomination if the party
calls. AS he is accustomed to defeat, his
selection would be timely The next Presi-
dent will be Republican, very many Demo-
Gratis are frank enough to admit.-WinstOn
Salem On. O. Union Republican.
The improperly of foreign interference
in American affairs, especially Of foreign
comment on the attitude of the United
States toward the unamended covenant Of
upon the administration press agents.
Bronx On W Record and Times
The failure of the peace treaty has put
Mr.. Wilson down and out When the allies
said they would accept the senate reserva-
tons the president made the greatest po-
litica blunder of his life in obstinately re-
fusing to improve his opportunity to secure
ratification.-Burlingto Ga) Hawk-Eye.
The New York Democratic platform says:
''The Democratic party proposes to cure
social unrest by removing the evils which
gives it birth.'' The Democratic party had
six years of complete control Of both the
legislative and executive branches Of gov
eminent and confessedy failed to perform
the operation it now promises as a remedy
for what ails the country. Surely it S time
to call new Observation-Disclosures Ia) Times
Journal.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-04-17
PRESIDENTIAL PROPAGANDA

\ DIRK World.
Knicker-What is the President s greatest
literary output?
Bockcr-Thc number of notes he doesn t
write on a third term.-The New York Sun
"IIitchrork for President ''-Headline.
News item from Washington: b. Colby
has taken job clerkng for w. Wilson,
Perry (Ia.) Chief.
Is the President more interested in keep
ing the authority derived from war legis-
laiOn than iii ending the ware
The President is going to Cape Cod for
the summer That s a long way from the
Cape Of Good ITope-New York Evening
Sun.
The Boston Herald observes that the new
summer capital is not the first hole the
President has GOT into-New Bedford
Mass Standard.
Anyhow, the public business won't be
given any less attention at the isolated re-
treat of Woods Hole than it has been for
Il long time at the White House
One reason why Mr.. Burleson remained
so patient and imperturbable under abuse
may De because lhp letters ana papers nave
not yet reached him-Columbia State
Having except out of war; until he
was reelected in 1916, it is possible the
President now meditates keeping us in war
until he can attempt another reelection?
Charles r. Crane is doubtless being sent
as minister to China to inform the Chinese
what a great benefit the President did them
in hel ping transfer Shantung to the Jap
aneSe.
If the railroad administration under
McAdoo ran behind Il million dollars and
more Il day, how much would the govern
mcnt of the United tSates run behind if he
were Presidcnto
Former Senator James Hamilton Lewis
of Illinois. vests spats, whskers and all,
is going to run for his party's nomination
for Vice President This will be good news
for the editors of fashion press.
cambridge Colby is secretary OF state and
may God help us not to think of the men
WHO have held that office from Thomas JEFF
ferson down to Richard Olney and John
lIay.-Cedar Rapids 0a) Republican.
William J. Bryan denies that he is can
ddae for the democratic presidential NOM
nation. but, Of course, he would not refuse
if drafted. Politically William is no con-
scientious objector.-Chicago Daily News.
There are now 1880 persons employed
III the federal service, more than thrice as
many as were employed when Mr.. Wilson
became president. No wonder taxes are
high-Fort Wayne 0nd.) News and Sen
tinel.
Son-in-aw McAdoo is represented as not
caring if they do call him the ''heir ap-
parent. the ''crown prince" etc. What
he is worrying most about is that father
in-laW will abdicate in favor of A. Mitchell
Palmer.
Admiral Sims indicts the naval depart
ment ON thirteen counts. The whole trouble
III tins case seems to be due to the custom
Of placing a landlubber in the position of
secretary Of the navy.-Council Bluffs Ia.)
Nonpareil
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-04-17


day evening and made preparations to have
an all day opening in the very near future.
Mr. II. Alfred Lewis. the undertaken,
has had fattering offer to 90 to France
to assist in returning the bodies of the
l. S. soldiers who fell on the battle fields
Of France and he has the offer under adj
visement
Mr.. G.. W. Jones has so far recovered
from his late mishap to be able to be about
again. Mr.. Jones has been exceedingly
active in all uplift work in the city and his
absence from the various meetings has
been quite noticeable.
Mr.. James E. Shepperson, after having
spent week in the city attending to lodge
matters, returned to his home at Roslyn
last Thursday morning. Mr.. Shepperson
has lived continuously at Roslyn for the
past thirty odd years.
Mr.. O. H. Winston, Rev. w. D. Carter
and Dr. David 7. Cardwen were elected
delegates to the Republican King County
Convention, which is to be held in Seattle
today All are candidates for honor as
delegates to the state convention at Bel
lingham
Mrs. Beatrice Clark Allen has returned
from Portland after having spent a week
there demonstrating for the company for
whom she is employed. She is to be seen
each day at her post Of duty in Seattle
and it can be truly said of her. she is
making good
Nine. Wood seems to be the most active
worker in the way Of getting new members
for the National Association and her report
at the last meeting was so fattering that
she was rendered vote Of thanks Last
year. it will be remembered Mrs Wood
did equally as good work.
Rev David A. Graham read a letter at
the a. NJ. E. services last Sunday evening
from persons in Oklahoma making inquiry
Of Charles Edmunds He died in Roslyn
some five years ago and Mr.. J. E. Shep-
person IS able to give all the information
about him that may be wanted.
Rev. w. D. Carter filled the pulpit of
the First Baptist Church of Wenatchee
last Sunday. He was well received by the
pastor and members thereof and they prom
Used him a liberal contribution for the build
ing fund Of the Mt. Zion Baptist Church Of
which the Rev. Mr.. Carter is the pastor.
Sergeant S. b. Buxton is now connected
with the Alhambra Cash Grocery as out.
side man. Sergeant Buxton has had much
experience in such work, and working in
conjunction with Mr.. W. H. Banks, the
store will be an even greater success than it
has been i'll the past and that is saying a
great deal.
Mrs L. A. Graves and her daughter, Mrs
Zoe Graves Boston, are having their hair
dressing establishment remodeled, redeco-
rated and remodernized, and when com.
pleted it will be second to none in the city,
Both are very progressive in their tastes
and an ideal emporium must be the con.
clusion of the whole matter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-13
West Wind Drift
BY GEORGE BARR McCUTCHEON
THIS STARTS THE sTonY
copwtpht, 1870. ey oeorps Barr Meoutohsor

THE steamship Doraine sailed from
a South American port to the UHited
states tctth 1850 passengers. II tpds
Ssper scen acath. Aioer'ton Adohis 70
dlscovered a stotcdtDdy, aud ts put to
Vork under Dndrd. Rhth Clinton,
pdssenpsr, recorntkts htm as man
she had danced .totth at d party. Ttoo
dtrkhdnds forsdte tho ship N a boat;
fhs ,piretess trdnsn,itter refuses to
operate; Iortp-ar Of the crop aud
u,cny passengers are killed IN ~. cn-
piSsion. The boat springs aleak,
pltniC ersues and they take TO the RE
boats, but re-enter the biz ship ana
dfiJt for days. PerotvdI has proved IN
VoIuabic to the captain; he has qnclled
q threatened niuttny among the steer
ocs passengers. Both Miss. Clinton
and Madane ObosEp, beautiful
potnpt Russtdrj shoto nrurhed interest
II Percipai AT a most critical point
land 10 sighted - an uninhdbited
isfnnd An exploration party, headed
by Percipal, plants the Stars and
Stripes on the island and com menoes
10. build huts and prepares for long
stay. Every one 10 pressed into se,ptce
add the pork 70 IN the hands of Per-
civuI. Lundoper, q Neto York banker,
p,abes trouble for him BY refusing to
take orders, and clique "a formed.
Misc Citation ~ on the "LandoverD
eide, tpith Madame Obo8ky aiding and
abetttro PeTctVai IN his endedvorS.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
n
CALEX|CO MAY
END IN Deaf |

Joe Delacruze, a Spaniard of CaleX-
leo was shot this morning at $3.50 by
Fred j. Robinson, an American in
CaleXico.
DelacruZe was an employee of the
Imperial Valley Hardware Company
of CaleXico. For some time he had
ben annoying the wife Of Robinson
by his attentions it is said, and had
several times been warned by Robin
son to stay away from her. Delacruze
having promised to do this Robinson
let the incident pass by, he says. This
morning he found that Delacruze had
not kept his promise he states. They
met on the corner of lockwood aven-
ue and Third streets at $3.50 and af-
ter a few minutes hot discussion, dur
ing which Delacruze had refused to
stop paying attention to Robinson s
wife, Robinson jumped on the fender
of the other mans car and shot him
through the head officers say. The
bullet entered the head over the right
eye and penetrated the brain. Della
cruze is still alive but will probably
not live through the afternoon.
Robinson was arrested immediately
and placed in the county Jail. The
District Attorneys office have full
statement of Robinson's side of the
case and will try to get a dying state
ment from Delacruze if he returns
to consciousness today.
Delacruze was a married man with
an American wife. 1t is very prob
able that charges will be preferred
against Robinson.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
UNUSUAL CAST WITH WANDA
HAULEY IN CLEVER COMEDY

"God gracious, Wanda they've given
you wonderful east!' g.
A studio friend exclaimed this when
he looked over the list Of people who
support Wanda Hawley in her first
starring vehicle for Realart. Miss
Hobbs" from the Jerome X. Jerome
comedy, is the piece and it will appear
at the Palace airdome and therter for
one day only, Wednesday,.
Playgoers will endorse the exclama-
tion which heads this story. 1t is sell
dom that screen play contains such a
combination Of talnt as Harrison Ford
Helen Jerome Eddy, Walter Hires and
Jack Mulhall, besides the star. Har-
rison Ford is one of the most popular
leading men in the business. He achiev-
ed great success playing important
roles opposite Constance Talmadge,
Marguerite Clark. Ethel Clayton, and
other prominnt stars. AS Wolff King
sarl, a young millionaire, he mas a
regular Tanning Of the Shrew" time
in conceiving the super-feminstic
Miss Hobbs that love, husband and
home beat smocks, free verse, and
barefoot dancing.
Helen Jerome Eddy is character
actress so well known as to need no
introduction. She has an excellent
part as Beulah Hackett, who leaves
her husband to join the Hobbsian cult
but is far from sure she has done
right. Jack Mulhall is splendid as
her husband. Walter Heirs, genial,
jovial and fat, and Julianne Johnston
are another couple disrupted by the
interfering Miss Hobbs. Both of
them have excellent screen reputa-
tions. and live up to them in the pres
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
KZZXIAlL
ZssIsd3!!i;El5 =
SANS
(By WILL ROGERS)
Famous Oklahoma Cowboy Wit and
GOldwyn Motion Picture Star

ICOpyWrlght, I32U, by The Newspaper
Enterprise Association.)
California's Is delegates started to
the Chicago convention accompanied
by 60 bootleggers.
AS these delegates were elected by
the people the chances are they will
be unseated before they reach Denver.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

Do you remember that old colored chart
That hung in the barber shop, where
The victim could choose the style that he wished
To be used in cutting his hair?
G.. O. P delegates together look like
That chart in the old barber shop.
There's whiskers an sdeburns and pompadours too,
And the style that's all part on the top
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
SEDDE\IY INSANE

SUDDENLY INSANE
BERk ELEY, Calf, June s.
Seized with murderOus mania to-
day. Robert ID. Richards killed his
young son with as axe, seriously
wounded his wife, and daughter be-
fore he was 0yerpowered by another
sen and Il paSSerby.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

Speaking Of nox. see where the
whole convention is getting supersti-
tious and beginning to knock Wood
They will mes around a week and
about next Thursday on Friday Pen
rose will tell 'em who's nominated.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

Attend the Frank Moore sale, one
mile west of the old McCabe church,
next Wednesday afternoon. Everything
sells Stanton d Zinp, Aucts. adv.
Summer Reduction on Ladies'
hlouses and silk underwear. Import
ed fans and laces, etc. Ladies' Shop,
Barbara Worth HOte.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

She will like you to bring the right /
company along on the auto ride. but
make sure it is few bottles of ice
cold Cherry Blossoms.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

Write your Grain and Hay insur-
ance with l.. P. Sargent, $50 Main
ST.. Ell Centre. Best companies.
Lowest rates. Do it now.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

There are several states in the south
where the negroes are allowed to vite,
but not over one where it's even
counted.
- i: ::
AS far as qualifications 90 l think
Knox has the most suitable name Off
an American president, especially at
this time.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
kSGSlcI:itg1fv1I|
Dancing Party

Dancing Party
The Misses Laura and Carrie Stew
ait entertained number of irlenos
with a delightful dancing. party last
evening. The party was givea II
fopor of Miss Alice Work, wno IS vis-
itiHg the Stewart family. Refresh
mCnts were served during the evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
JUNE SCHEDULE OF
HOME DEPARTMENT

Miss Corbin Of the Home Depart
ment Of the Farm Bureau has made
up the schedule of meetings to be
held for the month of June to be helc
at the different centers as follows:
June S-Office.
June 9-Lantana.
June 10-Calipatria.
June 11-Acacia.
June 14-Alamo Verde.
June 15-Central.
June 16-Mt. Signal.
June 17-Directors meeting.
June 18-Alimitos, Jasper.
June 21-Acacia.
June 22-Office.
June 23-Lantana.
June 24-Calipatria.
June 25-McCabe.
June 28-Office.
June 29-Central Highline.
June 30-Almitos, Jasepr.
July 1-Meloland.
July 2-Mt. Signal.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

Clothing. shoes, furniture. Any
thing second hand. vii! pay highest
cash prices. Broadway Second Hand
Store. 207 North Fifth Street.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

The south was going TO send some
white delegates. but they didn't have
any.
To show they were real republicans
strongholds two southern states founC
delegates of both sides.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

The board of supervisors yesterday
authorized the purchase of two sets
of fire fighting equipment for the
Magnolia and Mulberry farm centers
These will be purchased and sent To
the two centers as soon as possible.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

Write your Grain and Hay insur-
ance with l.. Z. Sargent, $50 Main
ST., El Centre. Best companies
Lowest rates. Do it now.--Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
Pythians Entertain

Pythians Entertain
The Pythian Sisters will entertain
jointly with the Knights Of Pythias
tonight at Davis Hall at a spaial. All
members and their friends are urged
to attend as this will be the last
meeting for the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

Mrs. Al Wilson and small son T.
for Los Angeles for their sum-,
vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

A contract amounting to approx
mately $4,000 covering the pavement
Of road through the townsite of Seeley
Oswell Brothers, local builders. G. r
Daled also placed bid on the work
which amounted to S43,00
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
HONESTLY IT'S THE BEST POL
ICY WHEN WRITTEN BY EDGAR
BROTHERS REALTY COMPANY.
I62S MAIN ST.-Ady.

Miss Mildred Corbin expects to
spend the coming week end in Long
Beach with her mother who is very
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

Marriage licenses issued yesterday
at the county clerks office were for
Joe A. Jeans, q and Lulu May Ellis,
IT both of Holtville; Ruth f. Girber,
81 of Brawley and Stella V. Straley
,24 Of Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

Electrolysis, warts, moles, hair and
facial blemishes removed. Mrs. Pearl
Robertson, 532 Main. Tel. 347-J.-Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

Write your Grain and Hay insur-
ance with l.. =. Sargent, $50 Main
St., FL Centre. Best companies.
Lowest rates. Do it now.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

Frank Moore sells all his implements
and furniture next Wednesday. June
9. Moving to Pasadena. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

Frank Moore sells all his implements
and furniture next Wednesday, June
9. Moving to Pasadena. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

Attend the Frank Moore sale, one
mile west of the old McCabe church,
next Wednesday afternoon. Everything
sells. Stanton & Zinn, Aucts. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

An order was sent to Banning, Cali
fornia for a shipment of#cherries by
the Farm Bureau which will be the
first allotment for canning by the
Home Department. Miss Corbin ex-
poets enough cherries to make demon
strations' in most every farm center
and upon their arrival will announce
the time and place for each preserv-
ing partV