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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-17
;sArctander

~.sArctander
Election held: in Town Hail. $780,
Votes cast, 49,. -.
Supervisor for 3 years-Ole Sage
dahl. = -
Town Clerk-Otto Christopherson. !
- Treasures Skindelien. IL I:
Justices OF peace Otto Christopher
son and O. S. Reigstad.
Constables-Elmer Raisum and
Axel Aasen.
Road ,overseers-Dist. No. i. Lud-
Wig Runsberg; Dist. No. 2, Ole Gjer-
Diet; Dist. No. 3, l.. L. johnson; Dist.
No. 4, John Evenson.
Taxes voted-Town fund, $4,000;
Road and bridge $500. Co.,
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VILLAGE Of New London

Village Of New London
Votes cast, ~.
President-Elias Johnson.
Trustee e. r. Kambestad.
Treasurer-A.- N. Nicholson. -
I'D RecOrder-J.| g. Peterson. .-
Justice of Peace-T. J. Lawson.
Constable-F. L. Gustafson. =
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: Village OF urovs City.

President; A. E. Nelson. 7...-. *.
Trustee three years. w. Pain.
Trustee two years. VIM. Carlson. :
Treasurer, RI A. Carlson. $50 =
Recorder, A. o. Anderson. - (
Justices of the Peace, Alvin Lager.
sergren, John Heller. ~ : . 49,
Constable, Ole Hillstrom. 49, ::
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Dovre

Election held in school house, Dist.
No. 62.
Supervisor for three years-N. B.
Leines.
Clerk-A. H. Hanson.
Treasurer-P. w. Peterson.
Constable Sandbo.
Road overseers-Dist. No. 1, G. P.
Bjork; No. 2, G. w. Rudeen; No. 3,
Peter Alvig; No. 4, Oscar G. Olson.
Taxes voted: Town revenue, $50;
Road and bridge, $500.
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East Lake Lillian

Election held in the North school
house. Dist. 81. Votes cast, 80.
Supervisor for three years-1nge-
brigt Johnson.
Vacancy for one years. K. Gilhoi.
Clerk-Stromme L. Johnson.
Treasurer-Dr. A. Nelson.
Constable Johnson.
Taxes voted: $500, which is cur
rent fund, $500 and road and bridge
$1,000.
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.Mamre

''"->-~ NuSHksuS
Votes cast, 49,
Supervisor for three years-Albert
Anderson.
Clerk-C. C. Nelson. s~
Justice of peace, two years-Aa-
bert M Nelson.
Treasurer-F. N Nelson. =
Justice Of peace, one year-O. J..
Hagman. ! .
Constable, two years-N. j. Nelson.
Constable one year-Birger Aker-
son. ~ r. :
Road overseers, Dist. No. ALBERT
Anderson; No. 2. Albin Carlson No.
3, C. j. Carlson; No. 4, Gust Melin.
In favor Of concrete roads, q:
against, 46. >-.z* 49,: - r :.
~ Taxes voted : Road and bridge fund
$4,000. For crawling roads, 500.
rs cents an hour tor man and team.
rs cents a mile for dragging roads.
so cents an hour for man. .:..sz
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Village of7Clara CITY

President, Geo. N. Schultz.
Recorder, M. W. Thorn. -.
Treasurer, I. sDrlebeke. - = -
Trustee, j. Stalker, IT. = = .s.E-- ..
: Justice, S. Byram..-s= - = ~ ~
Constable. JohnSB. stager, ST.
80 votes were cast. -
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New London :. -
- Election held at town hall.
Votes cast, 81: ..ss<@ r. 49,
Supervisor for three years.. R.:
Carlson. :. 49, -
Clerk-A., A. Skeie. ~~-
Treasurer-A. N. Mickelson. g..
Justices Of peace-Hans Pollman=
and Ole Rossum. =, - - ? 4
Constables-John Wallin and o. r.
.Hookom. - -: 49,, r :c,:z
: Taxes .voted-Fund, 81, 200; Road
and bridge revenue, 3525; Poor fund,
500. 80 -, 2s1s*z>z~ -. p ,
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ceived@sS votes to C. F. O'Hair's A.

Village of kandiyohi
Votes cast, 20. Z -
President. v. <Lund.
Trustee Ia. Lehrke.
Treasure-E. L. Guam.
Assessor A Nelson. =
Recorder-N. C. Brown.
Justice of peace-H. o. Gunion.
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Paynesvi1le

: Paynesvi1le
Supervisor, years-Wm. Albrecht
Supervisor, 1 year-Robt Nehring.
:Treasurer-Sam Roach.
:. C1erk-Horace Sheldon.
= Constable-O. F. Ernst.
= Road supervisor-Frank Herzberg
Justice of peace-R. M. Abbott.
-: -
.,~a Pillsbury
: Supervisor for years-Pete Holm
berg.
.%;Clerk-John H. Thompson
= Treasurer-Theo. Johnson.
Justice of speace-Burnard Nelson.
Constab4e-Emanuel Bellman
:. Road Overseers-David Larson, Dist
l; John Sandeen, Dist. 2; Lewis Nelson,
Dist. 3; Willie Broberg, Dist. 4.
1t was voted to pay zoe per hour for
road work; that 10 hours shall consti-
tute a days work on roads and that
2 80 cents per mile be paid for dragging
roads.
--s.-.<s---~- Winfield
ie voto ,vo. o..A
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VILLAGE of Pennock

Village of Pennock
President-H. G. Floren. =
Trustees-V. E. Johnson, three
years. Holdovers-G. C. Haug, two
years and G.. Christensen.
Treasurer-A. -O.Floren.
Recorder. F. Floren
Justices of peace. P. Johnson
and L. r. Leslie.
Constable Jarrett.
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Village OF Xsrkhoyam.

entirely too expensive at the present
time e -
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.village q Rayn,.ssv,,

- -: v1AB8O OF Ay108V1a10. 7-s5zs.ftlss
Mayor, w. III. Huntington.
Trustee, Elmer Gesme. =: ~ - : =
Recorder, Fred &C. Nehrfng. = ~
- Treasurer, o. n. Olson. X. Y
Justice of Peace, Fred c. Nehring.
u Constable: Art McIntee, 1l3; F. Bau-
ma n E65 = -E--.-..-E-.
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Edwards

Election held at Raymond.
Votes cast, &c.
Supervisor for three years-B. Van
Henveln.
Vacancy for two years-Wm. Bruins
Clerk-Wm. Strootman. :
Treasurer-John. S. johnson.
Justice of peace-Joseph Kirk.
Constable George StoH.
Taxes voted: General fund $500;
Road and bridge. $500. :
It was voted to send representa-
tive to- the special meeting of the
County Commissioners March II.
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. Lake Lillian
Votes cast, 81. 49, -
Supervisor for three years--John
Bengtson. 80" -. - -
Clerk-F. o. Berg.
Treasurer-LArs Erickson.
Justice of peace-John r. johnson.
Constable Nelson.
Taxes voted: Incidental $500;
Fund, $4,000.
1t was voted to hold the next an
nual town election in school house
No. 80. -n.
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Lake Elizabeth

Lake elizabeth :.
Election held at the Lake Elizabeth
creamery.
Votes cast, 10. $3.50. =
Supervisor for three years.. A.
ROsenquist.
CleErL. A.. Boom. :,
Treasurer-H. R. johnson.
Assessor-J. w. Peterson.
Justice of peace. A. Swan and
Harry Hawkins. -
Constable-Arthur Rossell. =
Taxes voted: Town poor, $3.50;
Revenue, $3.50; Fund, 81, 500. ::
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81. JonnS
Election held in school, house Dist
No. 81. Votes cast, As.
Supervisor for three years-C. H.
Herman. ~-.-
To fill vacancy one year Herbert
MaSterSOn ~~Nt |~
Clerk. M. Nelson.
Treasurer-Julius RAINBOW.
Justices of peace. =: 0. Larson
and l.. Peterson.
C0nstable-Steffen Anderson. =.
Taxes voted: Fund, $1,000; Road
and bridge, $50; Poor, $50. =.
: Resolution was passed to- protest
against the paved road.
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-gr-. .at
For town clerk there was contest.
Chas: Lebrenz receiving "a and A.. J.
Smithson, 80 votes. :.
The following resolution was pass
ed: -
Resolved, that we the legal voters
and taxpayers Of the Town of Rose
vile in annual Town meeting assem-
bled,- do respectfully approve of the
action Of the County Board of reject
ing bids for further road paving, and
we earnestly urge the County Board
to let the road paving problem rest
especially now at this abnormal time
We also express our opinion against
the adoption of the Babcock plan at
present as we think a good gravel
road is sufficient for anybody, and as
the cost of the construction of the
gravel road will be nominal compared
with the cost of the paved roads.
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Election held at the Town Hall.
Votes cast, II. ~..~
Supervisor for. three eyears-Hjal-
mer ROsseN.
Clerk-B. p. Hovey.
Treasurer-Peter p. Hovey. =
Justice of peace-Chas. w. Ceder-
str0m.
Constables-Peter: Slinden and J.
H. Bartlett. y:
Taxes voted, $3.50. -...
= Resolution against Kandiyohi coun-.
ty letting any more hard surface road
contracts at present. -
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Fahlun
= Election held at the club house at
the Elias Johnson place. Votes cast,
10.
Supervisor for three years-C. G.
Elmquist.
Clerk-L. p Felt.
Treasurer-Junior johnson.
Constable. E. Wicklund
Taxes voted: Town fund, $3.50;
Poor fund, SITS; Road and bridge,
$500. .~- ..
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Lake Andrew =
Election held in School House Dist.
No. 16.
Votes cast, %. - -: -. .-.-s =
Supervisor for 3yrs-L. H. LARSON.
Clerk-C. A. Syyerson.- ;
Treasurer-Oscar Larson. -
K. H. Nelson, holdover. for assessor.
Justice of peace-Elmo Halvorson.
Observation-Disclosures Thorson.
Road overseers l., Tom
.Kvamsoe; Dist. "A. @. Dengerud;
Dist. 3, John Thorson; - Dist. 4, Olof
Holum. 49,
Taxes voted-Revenue fund. 5000;
Road and bridge, $1,000; Poor, 800. :
Motion made and, carried that the
Town purchase 4 steel drags' and 2
drag scrapers; -~=',, : -,
That the next Primary Election be
held in School House Dist No. rs;
That 60 cents an hour be paid man
and team for work on public road.
IS cents an hour for single man.
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NORWAY Lake

Norway Lake - :
Election held in School House
Dist. ~. = :: ~ q &
Votes cast, "a. \: 49,. ~
Supervisor for 8 years sigurd Hal.
vorson. - 49,, :. -
Clerk-Ole L. Quie. - = i Z q
Treasurer-A J.vSyse.. - :. :. : ..i.:
Justice of the Peace Christ Gand-
rud, Q years, and Peter Palmeson, 7
year. 49, 4 II : : s..G.-:
Constable-Ole Durham, Q years ):
and Christ Peterson i year. - So
Road %overseers-EdwaM Pladsen,
Dist: /; Dist. 2, Gilbert Hagen; Dist.
8, John Jorgenson; Dist. Ludwig
Boe = =. =. - s. ,...: :. 49,
Taxes voted-Town fund, $500 90 ;,
Road and bridge and cash $2,260.00;;
Poor, 500. ID: ~ ~ .s4 =
= Voted to pay oecents per hour 10
hour day; voted 80 cents per mile tor
dragging; adopted q resolution OPP
posing issuing county bonds and the
.Babcoch plan. The votes were nnani-
uuOuS.; ,+5&-ls&z
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~ irving rs, -. IA. s,s.sszs
- Election held In school house Dist.
No. 66. 81 s. 7> -. a -:. -,,>- ),
!. Votes cast, 80. s:< -. - - 4. Z. :.
Supervisor for three years-1Ienry.
Gerteens. =s= s---zs ss,. rs
Clerk Ertck Erickson. e. .Es e. s 81
TreasurerPeter Borshedm. tt - * s \.
Justice OF peace Ole ]. .Orson. II
, .Gonstable-Nels OLSON TO
- Taxes voted: Town general fund,
$3.50; Poor fund, 500; Road and
bridge. $500. - - 80. s 5-. -, 5<.
A resolution was voted on against
bonding the county further for con-
crete roads. - =. ) :
49,, zkandiyohi zs I.
Election held at Kandiyohi village.
Votes cast, 80. : I'll ? ~.
Supervisor for three years-Geo,
Enblom. ,>:tE
Treasurer-Anton Thorson.
Clerk-C. A. Harrison =
Justice of peace-C. Freeman.
Constable alfred Rosenquist.
Taxes voted: Town, $500; Poor
fund, $500; Road and bridge, mills.
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- s.-~@~e Winfield
5 Following is the vote as it was cast
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Green Lake
Election held at Spicer.
Votes cast, ~. -
Supervisor for three years--Knute
Kloster. -.
Clerk-Wm. Henderson.
Treasnrer-M. j. Kloster.
~Assessor-Edwin Lisecki. :
Justice of ~peace-C: w. Peterson.
ConstableA. j. Thorvfg. ;
Taxes voted, $500. > ~.'
- Harrison
Election held in school house, Dist.
No. 3. .~.. 80. ~ :. :.
Votes cast, 20. w.: = 49,. -
Supervisor for three years J.
;Gratz. ~: =.
Clerk-Bennie NJ. johnson.
Treasurer McCrimmon.
= Justice of peace Albert p. Dahl.
Constable George W: Damerow.
Taxes voted: Town fund, $500;
Poor fund, $50; p Road and bridge,
$500. -. -. X - : :
On motion it was resolved that so
cents per: hour be. allowed for man
and team working on road. On mo-
ton it was resolved that the matter
of letting concrete road contracts to
be taken up at "a special meeting of
the County commissioners called
Thursday afternoon March II, at 2
O'clock p. M, be opposed and q delega-
ton be sent to oppose the letting OF
the contract. 6 s5. -
x --lFRS = !.
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will notify Mrs Frank Thompson.
phone 1172, or Mrs. Tom Brown.
phone $3.50.
Miss Alma k-use. the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H Kruse, was married
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock to Mr.. Al
bert KessIer. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. P. d. Mueller.
Miss Veda kruse played the wedding
march The young couple stood be-
fore d window filled with ferns and
palms The bride wore a gown of
wedding veil She carried a shower
bouquet Of white roses Following the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Kessler went
to Mr.. Kessler's home in Highland
PARK He is the son Of Mr. Ben Kess-
Ter
Members of the executive board OF
the Woman's club and the chairmen of
the standing committees were enter
tanned at luncheon at Pe1letier's yes
terday noon by Mrs w A McCarter,
president of the club.
Covers were placed for Mrs. George
". Parkhurst. Mrs. Hiram P. Dillon,
Mrs. L. c. Schnacke. Mrs. Da<fd Page,
Mrs. Lewis Greenwood. Mrs o. L.
Moore. Mrs A Marburg. Mrs. c. A
Wolf. Mrs. L H. Mum. Mrs. Bennett
r. Wheeler. Mrs. Charles Dillon. Mrs.
f. L. Campbell, Mrs Pope Allen and
Mrs. McCarter.
Mrs. McCarter was hostess at a tea
for the team captains Of the club Mon
day afternoon in the tea room She
had the assistance OF Mrs. Guilford
Dudley and Mrs. c. A. Wolf. The 9TH
err guests were Mrs. CIaud Besson,
Mrs. A. \. Robinson. Mrs c. B. Van
Horn. Mrs. l. A Gillette, Mrs G. W.
Crawford, Mrs. Festus Foster. Mrs ".
E Mevey and her sister. Mrs J. B.
Connen Of New York City, Mrs F. E
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Thinness Easily Overcome
From Health and Beauty .

Further evidence is being presented
almost daily that a recent compound
OF new chemical clemens combined
in a tablet with hypophosphites IS in
reality proving a blessing to the alb
normally thin men and women, for it
can be demonstrated beyond doubt
that . regular course Of three or feur
months treatment brings an increase
in weight OF from 10 TO 80 pounds,
with a decided Improvement OF health
and color. TOO. For self administra-
ton the most popular form IS to be
found in three grain hypO-nuclane
tablets. obtaiuable in sealed packages
from The best appthecary shops, with
fun directions.-Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-21

Don't worry about perfect results
Use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed TO
give a new, rich, fadeless. color to any
fabric whether 1t be wool silk, Iinen-
cotton or mixed goods,-dresses,
blouses, stockings, skirts. children )
coats. feathers, draperies, coverings.
The Direction Book with each pack
age tells so plainly how to diamond
dye over any color that you cannot
make d mistake.
To match any material. have drug
gfst show you Diamond Dye Color
Card.-Aoy.
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;SIIuE1:lt ItIlIss3

will bring the desired benefit II such
symptoms are present as these. II
the secretion that passes is highly
colored. strouS of odOr insufficient or
roo coplous- followed by pain. burn
ing. irritatiu. marting. etc II chIlIs
or fever comes and go. If the head
aches. the eyes burn and rheumatic
pains. general discomfort anc nervous
ness besiege you, Balmwort Kidney
Tablets
ARE NEEDED BY YOU
Not secret. not new. just right and
true. Sold by all ruggisrs.-Adv-
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Parr. Mrs. Roy Hope. Mrs D. L. Nc
Eachron. Mrs. Z. E. Marshall. Mrs.
Albert Neese. Mrs Pope Allen Mrs.
George P Morehouse- Mrs C. E. Jos
lin. Mrs P. C. Pinkham. Mrs Glen
Deaver Mrs. Bennett Z. Wheeler. Mrs.
John r Shelton, Mrs. C. w. Horne.
Mrs. r. NJ johnson. Mrs Norman KEEL
Ter Mrs. F. ". Watson Mrs T D Al
den. Mrs James Brier. Mrs. F. ".
Thomas, Mrs H ~ Perry. Mrs. r. F.
lack
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Headache depression?
FROM KIDNEY DISORDERS.
DISORDERS.

Headaches and depression may be
due 70 several causes. Perhaps yours
my STILES you? May be kidney and
bladder disorders Is the cause. II so.
YOU surely wa9t relief and restora-
tiuu.
Indiscretious IN eating and drink
ing bring on such troubles very grad
ually. sometimes at other times
uuicitlv
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The girls Of the Sigma Alpha fota
sorority have issued invitations to
their annual spring party to be given
Friday evening. April &c. at the EIks
club. This will be a formal affair.
Chaperons viii be Prot and Mrs W
"A. Harsh barger, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dotterweich. Dean and Mrs. II. V.
Stearns and Mrs. John Sargent
:
Another Washburn party TO be
given Friday night will be the one at
which the Phi Sigma Omega girls will
be hostesses. They will give it in the
college gymnasium. which will De
deliberately decorated in Eheir colors.
rose and gray. Mrs. P ?. Womer and
Miss Jessie Dean, patronesses of the
organization, will be chaperons.
The girls belonging to Phi Sigma
Omega are the out of town, nom
sorority girls who do not live at Hol-
brook This year there are about
twenty-five Of them. This is their
formal party given a number Of the
men OF the school
= =
Next Tuesday evening Mrs Arthur
Shakeshaft will entertain at a bridge
party for her sister. Miss Grace Dana
whose marriage TO NJ Alexander
Norris viii occur May l. Miss Esther
Thomas is asking guests TO a party for
Miss Dana on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Glen Logan will also entertain
for Miss Dana next week
= :. =
There is one sort of misjudging no
woman resents-and that is for
clerk TO size her up and show her
goods much more expensive than she
can possibly afford. But II after a
glance he makes the other sort of mis-
take and begins with inferior goods,
alas His sale IS as good as gone be-
fore it begins For there is nothing
that peeves a woman as having to in
sist on seeing good goods does. It
makes her want TO open before the
amazed eyes of the supercIlioUs. clerk
a large bag Of gold or a bank book
registering ten or more figures.
Recently a young woman who has
two or three producing oil wells in
her own name went into a local store
TO look at trunks. The clerk grudg-
ingly showed her a little steamer
trunk bound with wooden strap s-
price moderate. rBur wished TO see
a wardrobe trunk please she told
him "Oh. we only have them in prices
OF three figures" And the girl. hop
ping mad went to another store and
purchased the most expensive trunk
they had to spite the unsracious clerk
and took the sales bill back to show
him.
Recently another woman was taking
a journey of about three hours long
ard wished to ride in the Pullman
The Pullman conductor looked at her
and said. You know Pullman fare
has gone up Do you still want to
ride ?"
They say there is no fury like the
fury Of a woman scorned. but the fury
Of a woman misjudged is almost as
bad
On the other hand. let a clerk or
salesman show her something far be-
youd her means and she Immediately
takes on more poise, more dignity. and
kids herself into thinking that II is
only because she wants to put her
money into really lasting things that
she IS buying a semi-sil5 hose and a
marked down hat. and that no matter
what she wears it il apparent she IS
a lady
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One often has a bunch about parties
whether they are going TO be a success
or not And according to the barome-
ter OF bunch the party Mrs. T. r.
Jacks club house team will put on
Friday night VII be all the hostesses
hope. There are real facts to justify
this feeling too: an orchestra Of six
pieces. live green decorations and if
the sun gets busy. fruit blossoms Be
sides this the team has sold over three
hundred tickets ALREADY
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Mrs Willard H. Trefry entertained
this afternoon at an Informal party for
Mrs. Lloyd Scott and Mrs. Lewis Neal
she was assisted by Mrs. Roy Payne.
Guests we're eight OF the honor guests
intimate friends. Lunch was served
at the table. which bore as a center
piece a cut glass bowl of pink sweet
peas forgst-me-uets and daisies Place
cards were little dolls
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At the silver tea to be given by the
women OF Grace cathedral tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs J. F.
shelton music viii be furnished by
Madam Souther. Miss Wright OF Beth
any, Mrs William Bowman and Miss
Mildred Cleary. The following girls
Will assist thru the rooms: Miss Dor
othJ Crane, Miss Evelyn White Miss
GeHevleve Mcmillan. Miss Dorothy
sproat, Miss Beatrice ShalSeshaft Miss
Gwen Shakeshaft Miss Marza ret
Kaye, Miss Isabel Smith. Miss Kath-
crime Ray. Miss Barbara WhfttIesey
Miss Patricia Smith, Miss Henrietta
Morser. Miss Marguerite NsIlis-
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= : =

The maple sugar to be used by the
Vermont ASSOCIATION at its annual
Susaring Off party has arrived and
the date for the affair has been set for
April 80 at-the Central ConEreg ationaI
church Because OF an incomplete
list OF those who might like 10 attend
this meeting. formal Invitations may
not reach all who are interested in the
doLn,s. but plates may be reserved
BY those wishing 10 be present If they
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HOW DO THEY Do IT.

was down in StansfieId's yester-
day talking and a girl came in who
was Just the sort Of girl that you
would think at first glance to be a
little short of ready cash and that t
wasn't a. easy matter for her TO get
the things she needed to look really
dressed up:
She told the clerk she wanted some
powder and the clerk brought her
over close TO Us and I could see that
her suit was OF very cheap material
and her hat was odds and ends Of
cheap looking flowers and things and
she wore cotton stocking and her
shoes needed shining and were badly
run over at the heels:
She had on an inexpensive cotton
shirt waist and taken as a whole she
was a very plain, ordinary girl with
out any money and who couldn't at
ford the nice little things that some
girls get and that some girls can have
all the time. and it was that thought
that entered my mind:
So she looked over the different
brands and finally she said to the
clerk 7 viii take that little box. and
when 1 say little. It was all of that. as
don't think the box was more than
three inches square. and the clerk and
the sha billy dressed girl went over 20
the counter and edged over as 1 was
Atou9 ~ AhoW what sLe Was spend
ing for face powder when she needed
clothing so badly.
And the clerk wrapped II up and she
paid him six dollars for that little box
and went out on the avenue happy. I
guess, and now I have tried TO reason
with myself that she was right. but
just can't convince myself that she
was and I guess there are lots and
lots OF girls risht here in town who are
equa!yy foolish. and I guess that viii
be about all. y. s. \.