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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

Result. there's. going to be a shortage of
relishes--chill sauces and such. Jack,
do you remember Aunt Harriets carrot
tomato relish?"
do remember7 Yum-yum I" said
Jack with a grin. Then he stopped In
the very middle of the walk" Barbara!
I wonderfully. I see what you're driv-
ing at! Bottles instead OF cans, but a
relish instead Of catsup! And a cheap
base for the ingredients. Heaven knows
there are always plenty Of carrots"
And welt call it--call it-'Delecta-
bite'-and OF course, Aunt Harriet must
have share in the profits for her re-
cipe. and L"
You, my dear--if It sucoeeds---can
spend the rest of the profits as my
wife ~ And because the twilight had
ieepened so very much, Jack tipped up
her piquant chin and kissed her on the
lips. Then they settled down to plans.
Two months later, Barbara met Jack
as he emerged from, her fathers office.
what did he say?" she asked anNiously.
He said" and Jack smiled grlmly at
the recollection, that that 'confounded
Delectabte' was making too much OF a
hit on the market to let IL go out of the
family. and so, purely for business rea.
sons, for business reasons only ! could
have you and Welcome -
Next Complete Novelette,
"saiie's Fiancs's Family"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
CHAPTER Nv
Topsy-Turyy City


NOHw GASPED Peggy at the dazz-
" ling scene that opened before
them as they sank through the magic
sand.
"oh !" .breathed Billy in a wondering
tcne.
There. stretching far in the brilliant
light. was q city-but what a strange
one
"Welcome to the Topsy-Turvy city IN
the Land of Upside-Down !" tinkled
Noddins, son of the Sandman.
The marvellous part about tho city
was that II was like its name. There
were houses and churches and large
buildings. There were tiny men, women,
and children. But everything was topsy.
turvy and upside down, dwellings and
people alike.
The buildings had their foundations
where the sky should be while their
chimneys pointed downward. The
streets we're laid out In bewildering
circles. squares and figure eghts. The
people, hurrying and sucrrying In every
direction, raced about with their feet
clinging to the walks as fly cllngs to
the ceiling.
Even the sunlight was turned around
for II shone UP out Of the streets instead
OF down upon them. The effect was al
most binding to the eyes. particularly
because of the bright colors of tho
houses. Bright orange, Vivid pink, and
flaming scarlet seemed to abound, but
rock green and deep sky blue.
"Oh. that hurts my eyes" cried Peggy,
shielding her eyes with her hands and
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INCHES FROM
The GOlden-PLdtedRule
Ru lillian P0seh0f I10u
4 Question of Liberty

Ny neighbor Smith is In $1,000.
He has just won lawsuit.
The judge meted out poetic Justice.
Also the prosy kind. This was both.
A vacant lot was next to Smith.
A speculator bought it.
Said he would build to sell.
Smith remarked about high wages.
"Don't worry me - laughed the man.
ssI Just soak the buyer more.
Add two hundred for higher wages.
Two hundred more for high freight.
That makes $500 velvet for me-"
His wink was leer.
Smith disliked him but kept still.
He came home one evening.
Excavators had dug up to his hedge.
He hunted up the builder.
s'Look at your deed :" he said.
''This is restricted property.
Rule is twenty feet between houses.
You must build farther from me-"
The fellow clustered and sworc.
"I'll build where I please!
It's my property I'm my boss!
No restrictions can. hold me!'
''But how'd you like it?
Suppose did that to. you?
sEver hear of the Golden Rule?'
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Adventures With q Purse

TT IS Dorothea who told me about this.
i what shall write about?" I ques-
toned. Haven't you seen something
nice?'' Dorothea considered for a min
ute, head on one side. "Well," she
said slowly, 'you might tell about that
wonderful filet lace bought for col
lar and cuff SET" So that Is what I
shall do, and II by any chance It is all
Ssb when n boySv yGI sG to see about shs, TT
you please, you must blame Dorothea.
Tho pattern is exquisite, and the lace,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
THE DAILY NOVELETTE,
Bottles and Cans
BY WILLIAM IL. COWLES

Brown eyes swapping. hands clenched
Barbara Mason faced her father, who
watched her amusedly as he lay COM
3ortably back in one ofFhis deep-padded
library chairs.
"Jack is a good match and he Is A.
nancially soundv' she stormed. He
owns a canning factory, too---even if 1t
ts little smaller than yours"
Eyes, Barbie," agreed her father mild
1y. "he owns one-now. But he won't
long. and that's just the point"
A look OF consternat on crept into
Barbara's eyes. Her father seemed very
eure.-It's something you've done, then,
Father she cried. you've got some
scheme for making him fail, just be-
cause you've always been angry at his
leaving you and setting up for himself
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Next Complete Novelette,
"saiie's Ftsnce's Family"
Embarrassing Moments

ny friend and were returning hom,
from a New York school where French
was the language of the house. on the
rain, feeling pleasantly superior. We
spoke French entirely and took no pains
10 lower our voices.
Both of us, from the height of our
sixteen years, were vastly amused at the
appearance of a woman who sat In front
OF us. and began to discuss her. We
wondered II her hair was her own. spec
ulated as to the origin OF her hat and
were enjoying ourselves immensely when
she arose majestically, leveled us to the
earth with single look. and said In ex-
cellent French: "I would suggest that
the young ladies pay great deal moro
attention to the cultivation OF their ac-
cents and great deal less 10 persorali-
ties"
tongue. II. Nc.
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Things You'll Lope TO Make

What could be more appropriate as a
sewing apron than this one with It's
"catcf-all basket pocket?" Make a plain
apron and then cut Oft and applique n
basket, leaving the top open. Stitch with
embroidery silk the handle and straw
effect You will find the pocket very con-
venient for holding your thread, thin
Bile, scissors, and small pieces of sewing
This makes a dainty Christmas gift.
FLORA.
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My sister and were riding through
town one day when we stopped on the
main street and she asked me TO 20 In a
shop and get n soup bone. alighted
and went into the building In front of us
and. without glancing around. asked
the smiling young clerk TO put me up h
soup bone.
He looked at me wonderingly, and my
eyes fell on the counter in front OF which
I was standing. and saw It was flle6
with glittering cutlery, and the ridicu.
lousness of asking for a soup bone in a
hardware store embarrassed me SO
hastened out with flaming cheeks.
A. T
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

and holding their breaths they leaped
into the tunnel.
What happened at the other end Of
the tunnel will be told tomorrow. =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-15
Zprav':y,j'' 70 Slov,enska

hrab Dol vo Vel 'kej Bytci dna 20
septembra o 3. hod. popoludni
cinnost nasich legionarov
donna. 2; Velicnej nam pisu: Pred
kratkym casom vratili sa do We
ienej (Orava)s ruskf legionari,
ktori rodnej obci j okoli zapo-
cali svoju cinnost'. TAX zakroeili
vo V. Bysterci, 1stebnom a i
nych obciach, ably boly odstranene
este dosial len mad 'arske napisy
ii ma skole vo " BysterciD. Tou-
to cinnost on boil dotknuti priro-
dzem i niektorf zidia, ktorf nebo-
Ii spokojni a pocali Swat proti
legionarom u rychtara vo Velie-
nej, ktory sa k legionarom vyslo.
vii, ze unho si legionari zidia
iedno vobec ze legionari sn Gu
dzinci. Prirodzene, ze toto jedna.
ME predstaveneho slovenskej OBJ
ce pobdrilo ysetkych legionarov,
ktori "a slovenskn slobodu boio-
yali pracovali.
- Komunisticky slovensky Ca
sopis. V Ruzomberku vyslo Is.
sept. prve cislo komunistickeho
casopisu s*Pravda chudoby" pod
redakciou redaktora Mateja Kr-
siaka. Casopis vydava Karol svet-
lik (Cech), bolsevicky poslanec 2
Ruzomberka. Cislo prinasa ma i.
vodnom mieste osvedeenie, ze ie
"a socialistickd republ;ku, "a re-
voldciu proletariatu a "a politiku
sovietoveho Ruska. -.. .
- Byvaly minister dr.. Derer
otvori advokatsku kancelariu. A.
ko oznamujti krajove casopisy,
DIR. Derer vrati sa k svojmu po-
volaniu a otvori v Bratislave ad
vokatsku kancelariu.
- Zlapani spehdni. Ma hranici
v Sahach zlapala nasa policia 3
mad 'arskych voiakov, medzi mimi
dvoch dostoinikov, ktorf chceli u
mas konat' spehdnsku pracu pre-
Mad 'arskO.
- Zmena priezvyska. Minister
plnou mocou pre- sprawl Sloven-
ska dovolil, ably 81 mohli zmenit
pomad 'areene mena ma p6vodne
otcovske: Jan Lipcsei r. k. farar
v Bielom Potdku ma Kapustu a
Emil zardai, byyy. dradnik hosp.
inspektoratu v Dolnom Kubine,
jeho zena a deti ma Zhrbeny. Bo-
10 by ozaj ma case, ably sa mena
ak chytro a hromadne posloven-
eovaly, ako sa pomad 'areovaly!
- Papezsky nuncius u prezi-
detna Masaryka. Dna 9. sept. O.
dovzdal papezsky nuncius arcibis-
kup Clement Micara slavnostnym
sposobom poverujdce listing pre-
zidentovi Masarykovi. Papezsky
nuncius prisiel 0 poludni V sprie-
vode ministra DIR. Benesa a kan
celara dr.. Samala ma prezidento-
y letovisko Hlubos, kde no oca-
kavala cestna stotinu preziden-
tov sprievod. Pri odovzdani listin
vyslovil papezsky anuncius svol
podiv mad vysokymi hodnotami
mravnymi a obcianskymi mad
zdatnost 'ou nasho obyvatel 'stva.
Prosil "a zistenie, ze bude vzdy
tlumocit' otcovsk1 lasku, ktort
chova svaty otec k republike a
vyslovil svoje st'astie mad okami-
hom, ktorom sa vyplni nabozen-
sky a obeiansky pokrok obyva-
tel'stva Cesko-Slovenska. V svo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-15
Minister DR.. Micura prevail

MlnaSt0r or. M1cur6 prevail
urad ministerstva pre- sprawl slo-
venslxa. Dna %. sept. pred polu-
dnim o IL. hod. odovzdal dr.. De
rer trad pre- sprawl Slovenska
novemu ministrovi DIR. Micurovi.
Odovzdavanie dialo sa vo vlad-
nej budove vo el'kej dvorane "a
pritomnosti vsetkych i1radov a
mnoho osobnosti politickeho We
rejneho zivota. 2 diplomatickeho
sboru pritomni boil francdzsky
konzul Rotting, anglicky konzul
Cartwright, a raklsky vicekonzul
Spitz. Ma oslovenie dra Hallu,
ktory prehovoril k odstupujdce-
mu nastupujdcemu ministrovi v
meme 1radnictva ujal sa slova
DIR. Derer. Vzpomenul vyvin uda-
losti cd utvorenia parlamentnej
vlady, ktora po vol bach nastii-
pila trad. Nastupom parliament
nej vlady dalo sa pozorovat' zvla-
stny zjav, ze zivly, ktore v prvej
epoche republiky venovaly sa kon
struktinej praci, po vol'bach hi "a
dely len svojich osobnych zauj-
NOV, postavili sa do radu medzi
zivly rozvratne a revolucne. z
toho vidime, ze nasa demokracia
je len umelo zasadenym kvetom,
ktorti zf1kne .prvy slaby victor.
Cieliac ma aspiracie mad 'arske
vravi minister, re csl. republika
a demokracia sl vydobytkami
svetovej vojny europskej revo-
hdcie m6zu byt' zas len novou
europskou vojnou, alebo revolt
ciou smetene. Siikromne expert
menty jednoho siisedneho statu
to ME sn vstave previest'. Myslia
ySetcia, ktori ratajd, re volaka re-
voldcia mohla by republikpu zni-
vocit'. Kratka doba jeho nrado-
vania vravi odstupuj1ci minister
bola t'azkym zapasom "a demo-
kraciu, a vd 'acnou pracu bude ma
ked' bude ma obrane
tejto demokracie pokracovat', le-
DO demokraciou stojime, S demo-
kraciou padame.
Novy minister dr.. Mieura v
svojej reel poznamenal, ze po-
znal uz ako zupan nedostatky We
rejnej spravy na Slovensku bu-
de sa snazit' tieto odstranit'. Ad-
ministrativa nevie sa prisposobit'
potrebam skutocneho zivota, ira
dicnemu vyvinu spravy z neho
vyplyvajdcej mentality obeian-
stva. Administrative Slovenska
spociva ma silnych zupanoch. Bu-
de dbat', ably na cello administra-
tivy Dol postaveny odbornik, kto-
ry by uviedol s1lad tlto otaz-
ku $ poziadavkou jednotnej ad-
ministracie republiky. Chod apa-
ratu je podmieneny co najrych-
lejsiemu rieseniu otazky defini-
tivneho prevzatia 1radnikov a L.
pravu ich platov.
Proti rozvratnej cinnosti, kto-
rou ma byt' konsolidacia Sloven-
ska ohrozovana pod rdskom pse-
udonabozenstva a pseudosocializ-
mu bude novy minister najva6-
Sou energiou prevadzat' nariade-
ME o vypovedani cudzincov. Bu-
de dba', aby bytova nddza bola
co najlcelnejsie riesena. Usilo-
vat sa bude, ably dcinnymi opa-
treniami Dol zabezpeceny chod
zasobovacieho aparatu. Zavedie
najprisnejsiu disciplinu a je od-
hodlany odstranit' vsetkych trad
nikov, ktorf sa ohl'ad politi-
ckom alebo tradnom nechcd pri-
sposobit' mentalite republican
skej. ..
s pod 'akOsanim zastupcom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-15

SaEyk. pdpezSkolnu HQnclOVl pO-
moe ustalenf pravidelnych sty-
kov koncil: Pane nuncie, pra-
jete nasej vIasti pokrok nabozen-
sky a po1iticky. Uist 'ujem Vas, ze
mne polrok nabozenskJ Dol . bu-
de predmetom vel'mi v5xnam-
nym a ze zvlast' vladou uz ohla-
seny program odluky stain Cd
cirkve posudzujem 5 hl'adiska
nabozenskeho q v z&ujme n&bo-
zenskom.'' Potom NAL prezident>
dlhy rozhovor msgr. Micarom,
ktory zostal nnho ma obed.
Slavnostne oddanie kosicke-
ho zupneho tradu. Dna 10. sept.
IL. hod. predpoludnim sisli sa
zupan t1radnictvo ma zupanskom
trade, ably sa rozlncili odstupu-
jdcim zupanom dr.. Fabrym a uvf-
tall novonastupujnceho zupana dr.
Rumana. Menom zupneho trad
nfctva rozlncil sa s dr.. Fabrym
hlavny notar dr.. Benko, menom
mesta mestostarosta DIR. Kriebel.
Noveho zupana menom zupneho
- Dobry Low. Dna Z. sept. pred
peludnim revidoval policajny ko-
misar dr.. Kopta ma bratislavskom
nadrazf cestovne pasy. Bol upo-
zorneny ma halieskd zidovku Leu
Szemannovu, Doliny, ze pri Sc
be ma ukryte neokolkovane Pc
niaze. Ona sice tajila, ale pri te-
lesnej prehliadke naslo sa pri nej
352 kusov tisickorunovych neo-
kolkovanych bankoviek, ktore
mala zasite v spodnych satoch a
v klobdku. Chcela ich udaine pre-
niest' do Podkarpatskej Rusi, kde
prave sa chysta okolkovanie. Ban
kovky boly zabavene.
- Zmena v policajnej sluzbe v
,Kosiciach. Minister plnou mo-
cou pre- sprawl Slovenska poveril
dr.. Sladka, vedenfm hlavneho po-
licajneho kapitanatu v Kosiciach
a prepustil doterajsieho policaj-
nsho kapitana Joz. Kohouta je-
no dradu. O prevzati hi. policaj-
neho kapitanatu DIR. Sladkom a o
jeho pravomoci Dol vyrozumeny
zupan a starosta mesta KoSic. -
Do Kosic doslo so muzov cs. stra-
ze bezpecnosti l dradnik, ktorf
tn budl v kurze a potom zostan1
v sluzbe Kosiciach. ..
tiradnictva pozdravil zupny po-
radca dr.. Bulla a menom mesta
kosicky starosta dr.. Mutniansky.
- slovenske biskupstva. even
kov" oznamuje Rima, re ma Slo-
vensku majn byt' sriadene dve
move biskupstva, neodvisle Cd bis
kupov v Mad 'arsku. - Rim po-
slednom case usiluje pokonat' sa
eCskoslovenskou republikou pria
mym vyjednavanim a chcel by
menovite otazku rozluky cirkve
|od statu previest' diplomatickou
cestou, a ME borbou parlamen-
te, ktora by katolfcku cirkev hod-
ne poskodila.
- Vel'ky ohen v Brezoluboch.
(Trenc. zupa) Obec Brezoluby
10. aug. 1plne vyhorela, 1roda,
statok, vsetko znicene. Obcanom
nezostalo nicoho okrem Stat, co
mali ma sebe. Pri ohni zhynuly i
tri l'udske zivoty. - Pohorelci s
prosbou volaj1 vo svojom nest a.
sti ku slovenskemeu obecenstvu !:
pomahajte nest 'astnym pohorel-
com svojimi milodarmi. Milodary
posielajte ma adressu: Sl1znovsky
trad v Banovciach, Trencianska
zupa, Slovensko. ..
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the registration books for Precincts
No. l and No, ., Town CT Lynden.
Washington. for the registration of
the voters of said town. for the hi
ennium beginning January !, 1920,
are now open. and all voters OF said
town can register for said period at
the office of the Town Clerk, Lynden,
Washington. and said registration
books shall remain open during the
biennium, except that they shall be
closed against all original registra-
tons in all state, county or municipal
elections twenty days preceding any
such election to be held in said town
Published January l, s. Is, 1920.
r. B. LIE coco.
Town Clerk
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Chr Eunhrn 6imlrt

And now Ever3on is going to have
the pleasure Of seeing that villain,
George Wetering, at his foul work.
loco
And say, at any ChautauQua or
Lvceum we've had here in the past
forty years, did somebody favor us
with the selection about somebody
tracking up the clean kitchen floor?
YOU'RE right-Somebody Did!
1000
1t is reported tina. some of the men
in the district are SO bashful that
they hesitate about giving their
real ages for. the census when Mrs.
Berthuson and Mrs. Gaskill call
---osc-
Better go up and see Messrs. Meur-
er, Ehle, LIE Coco, Smith and Hatley
dust the gym floor with Blaine to-
night.
It is reported that Frank kuipers
will be back this week from the sun
ny south, AID the Lynden-Look Bet
ter-to-Me Band is expected to be out
to welcome him.
u---ooo-
From an amusement standpoint
the LINDEN directory that Polk and
Company put out each Year is a
bowling success. For your entertain
ment, we present for you to deciph-
er the following names of well-known
citizens as the directory gives them:
1000
Rynier Ambrosino, Duncan Beck
er. Mrs. Alice Boe,han. Helen Boer-
han, Louder J. Brown, Mrs. Fannie
Galley, Harley Galley. Orlando Cal
ley. Irene Grouse. M. P. Sorenson,
Hy G. Fountain, Adrian Green. Hen
ny J. Guidersma. Girret J. Heith-
brook, Minnee H. Heusingkreld. Ben
Hofteizer. John Kortleber, Peter
Meendernick, Mrs. Addie Mieveen,
B. Victor Munter, Mrs. George G.
Munter. Tillie Murer, VIM. J. Dan
ton. Walter Telgenhaff, Florus Vane
Aalsburg, Arie Wander Hook, Alex
H. Wanipler, Philip Weerhinzen, H.
C. Bertleson, p. o. Bertleson, John
BOSNIAN, William Hentink, c. Huls-
man, John Kroontze, Gerrit Note
BONN, Chas. c. Rosenan, Claude
Wander Cool.
Mister Polk would never win a
spellin' match.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Whatcom County Fair AS
ISOLATION will be neld on Tuesday
January 20, 1920, at p. m, in the
City Hall, for the purpose of electing
officers and transa citing such other
business as may come before the
meeting.
GEORGE NJ. NAPLES,
Secretary
Ii 81 q
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Is NOTHING
TO EQUAL JO-TO FOR
STOMACH TROUBLE

CONTEMPLATION, SICK headaches. BIZ
iousness, bloating. sour stomach, gas
on the stomach and pains in the stom-
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AS an emergencs remedy in the
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of this reliable. time-tried remedy
Try it today and be convinced.
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Hard Coal for BrOOder Stoves
Let us have your order now and take
take delivery off the car.
Producers Warehouse Co.
Phone X251 JAS. ID. Zylstra
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DIR. VAN KIRK, Specialist in dis
eases of the EYE, EAR, NOSE and
THROAT. Glasses accurately fit
ted. Bellingham National Bank
20 Building, Bellingham. ito
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reading spectacles. In
quire Tribune
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If LINDEN WINS TONIGHT-all
hopes of the county championship
aren't gone. See the three big games.
lie and 25c
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FOR SALE-1000 Baby Chicks from
pedigreed trapnested hens. VIII
hatch Feb. 20. Harry Beernink,
LINDEN, breeder, importer and ex-
porter pedigreed S. c. White Leg
horns. 1-l5-1tH
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MISS ALBANIA F. GILES
VIOLIN AND PIANO TEACHER
Pupil of Mr.. John M. Spargur (Se-
attle) and Mrs. W. H. Ogle (Seattle)
STUDIO-Home of Mrs. H. H. jam
ieson, phone X033. Saturdays.
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WANT ADS

HAY FOR SAILED. W. Bender.
1-15-tf- o
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HATCHING EGGS FOR SALE : IS
per 100 before April ! - From
trapnested high producing stock.
Also a few fine White Leghorn
cockerels. R. Groen, phone R4O1,
LyEden. l-o-l -
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NOTICE:

MR.. FARMER:
Did you ever stop to consider
how much money you lost on your
last STOCK DEAL by not getting In
touch with
OERTEL BROS. BLAINE, WASH.
Phone 1851 Blaine
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FOR SALE-Buckeye coal brooder.
In use only few weeks. ID. w.
Bender. l-lo-tl- o
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7OR SALE 40 acre farm, suitable
fo- dairy, berryraising and chick
ems. Practically all in cultivation.
First-class soil; orchard; barn;
house: silo and other buildings.
Low price and terms. Inquire at
Tribune office. 1l-27-2'-tf-o
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FIGHT PIGS FOR SALE
1904 Lynden, John Holtrop.
1-1-3t-
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FOR SALE so Lincoln
ewes. 9 Lincoln rams. w. E. Pres
ton, phone 4404 Lynden.
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NOTICE
CARD OF THANKS

/ We wish to express our thanks to
the mem bers of the cast. the business
men, and all the good people of Lyn-
den who helped to make the Fire
mans Play success.
LINDEN VOLUNTEER FIRE DE-
PARTMENT
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Mister Polk would never win a
spellin' match.
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COCKERELS FOR SALE. White
Leghorn, famous Guthrie stock.
$500 each. Phone R052 Lynden.
l-l5-1t-H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
SAFETY FIRST IS
REVIVED IN WEST
Southern Californians Get
Nigllante Plan Back
in Operation.

Los ANGELES, cal, April s.
Revival of the Old "NiVilentc" day.
Of California Is planned BY the Auto-
mobile club of southern California.
to prevent motor car accideuts and
,hcft \ vigilance committee OF 200
prominent business men Is being
formed who viii always bc on the
job and act secretly
Each viii be pledged to report all
infraciions of the traffic laws OBJ
served by hun. promptly by mail,
on post cards furnished for that pur-
pose. Machines will bc traced by
license number only.
Organized action has been made
imperative by the rapid Increase Of
motor vehicles IN the city. Califur-
mia now is credited with more auto
mobiles per capita than any other
state with one to every siN inhabi-
tantS, aud In Los Angeles county
alone there arc 'one-third of the to-
tai number In the state--the licenses
showing moro than l4l,000 IN this
ono county