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eould enlAsrrass the government. bit
/ firmly believe that certain % tas
working classes have secret milster.'
organizations which are to be used n
overthrowing the present German gov
eminent and supporting the Russicn
form o. government against US, ives
the responae
von Hindenburg was chen asked fer
an opinion on the often expressed Ger
man accusation that the French are
trying 70 Bslkanize Germany
IF the allegation - true. hope the
efforts viii not succeed. said the sol
der = rely on the fidelity o. The
South Germans l hope they will not
give way TO French efforts &c set "
d separate and independent state =
GRATEFUL 70 L
Non Hindenburg said he vas grave
ful r the L for the attitude she
TOOK towafds peace
Americas decision to ADOPT a poi
icy Of political isolation certainly has
neen fortunate declared the war lord
In 'hls Nay the Americans have avoi1
I'd many unpleasant consequences =
the Versailles treaty
T hear that the feeling toward Us
in the Z $ is becaming more fav-
era p mere is no longer credence
placed la me monstrous lies that were
CIRCULATED about Germany 10 the [
S in the early years Of the war Some
speak Of Americas duty 10 German.
20 make peace Dutys Ban, Feons
recent events II seems duty between
nations goes only as far a. the n
dustrial interests ~ the people New
ertheless il j. ~ be desired that An
erica and Germany soon return %
state Of actual peace
Won Hlndenburg grinned .Arden.
caily As ne spoke Of duty He wa
highly amused He refused % dis
cuss political topics He said ne wa
a soldier and disliked politics
The CORES pondent was introduced -
the old soldier by son. Capt oscar
Won Benekendorn IN Won vindenburg
who fought with the Twentieth Ger-
man division that was engaged w4ta
the Second American division in Apr
1915
Crowds ~ Germans come - Nan
over on pilgrimages every week z
see the house where the old neid mar
shall lives yon Hindenburg IS IN
Of the few German war lords who Il.
not written war book
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
GRIFFITH

Mrs ". J. Beinger was Chicago
shopper Friday
Chas May has moved into his neu
home On Main street.
Mrs Ed Huber 81 crown Point
visited relatives on Thursday.
Mrs Il Skies was hammond
shopper Friday
Miss Laura Lennietz visited friends
Wednesday
MI and Mrs F. Z Taggsrt and
daughter Jeff Thursday night 10 spend
their vacation.
school opens Tuesday Sept : 9
Z Riehl principal; room ? Esther
Lightfoot. room 4 Elsie Wadsworth
room 3 Marjorie NJ Davis
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AIR TROOPSHIP LATE
BRITISH INVENTION
Ply EARLE G REEVES

lsrAFF CORRESPONDENCE SERVICE
LONDON, Sept. 4--The syes of Brit
tsh diplomats are fixed intently upon
Premier Lloyd George in Speculation
as 10 what III viii do al the forth
coming conference between the French
and Italian preniers at AK Les sRinS.
There Is no definite information lu
official circles, the Daily Telegraph
points out. whether the British pre-
mier viii or will not join NJ Miller
and and Signor Gioiitti. Yet, upon that
conference in the ancient little savole
town is believed e depend the future
constellation Of Europe's Western
powers. while the f1te OF the Lea que
OF Nations as created at Versailles Is
likewise heavily involved.
France, having just completed her
continental consolidation" through
ner military pact. with Belgium her
trade agreement with Hungary. her
rescue" of Poland. and her benevoi-
ent attitude toward the re-groupins
Of The Balkan states, now y bent up
on eniisting ltaly's definite support
OF her future European policy
If successful In this aim. Frances
diplomats pointed out today. viii have
achieved virtual hegemony. both poll
rical and economic on the European
continent and thus present a power
ful lever oesetting Rrifa4ns world IN
huence British statesmen. following
the traditional policy Of divide and
rule" look win disfsvor upon the
prospect Of having Great Bri5s n thus
isolated politically, and Lloyd George
Is relied upon 70 execute. WITHIN the
next waek a. So diplomatic stroke.
that will keep ltsly out ~ the French
continental scheme
The ciose seentiemans agreement.
thst has existed between Enelsnd ana
Itaiy ever since the armistice he's
been shaken. not incon-idera hyi
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

frances lone hand policy toward
Poland which resulted in saving that
country, temporarily at least. from be-
ing overrun by the Bolshevik. Well
informed observers here say Italy
stands between the parting Of the way
aud must make definite choice OF
travelling" with France or continu-
ing her working agreement with BRIT
nin.
Meanwhile the German indemnity
problem has again come TO The front
The conclusions 70 be arrived at be-
tween the German and allied experts
a the forthcoming conference viii De
simply IN The nature of recommends
tions which the supreme council ~
entente premiers will be At liberty to
accept, reject or modify.
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TAXATION
BURDEN ON
PERSONAL NOW
ZINES BUREAU A. srArE cAprrAlJ

ZINES HuREAU AT STATE CAPITAL
INDIANAPOLIS, IND sept. I'm
der the operation OF the new tax law
il 1920 the burden OF taxation has been
shifted considerably from real estate
to personal property.
The years old cry ~ the owner -
the land against the payment OF the
heavy end OF the taxes because his
property was viss6le and could 40, Dc
hid-a grievance which was well found
ed as various tax surveys disclosed
has been heard by the tax commits
sion as 1t is now constituted and CON
aittons are being remedied
Statistics IN the office OF the state
hoard OF tax commissioners disclose
shat smaller percentage OF the tax
g was paid by real estate in 1913
than in previous years and this year
the percentage IS stiu lower
This has been brought about by the
heavy increase in the assessment Of
personal property this year. Under
the direction Of the state board the
local officials have made greater er
forts 70 get all the personal property
listed The result is that the personal
property assessment TINS year is great
er by approximately sf75.0o0. 300 than
the total personal property OF 1913
with the horizontal increases fncIud-
ed The records show that about two
thirds of the counties have Increased
their personal properly duplicate far
anove the 1919 total
The following table shows the per
centage Of taxes raised BY resi estate
end personal property since 1907:
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CONFISCATES
PUNCH BOARDS

Members of GaIv.s moral squad Of
the Cary police department swooped
down upon ali the cigar. fruit and can
~ stores IF the business district last
night and conhscated IN the neighbor-
hood % a dozen punch boards and
games - chances that have been in
opera tion for some time. The own
err Of the boards ware warned tia; #
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$40, 900 ROBBERY
IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Sept 4-PhiIiip 5.
Smith. owner of the United Rim Co 1T
22f-222 West 43rd street. was beaten
Into insensibAity and robbed Of $50
coo n cash and iewelry b. two auto
mobile bandits at MS place OF bust
ness TODAY.
Smith was IN the loft OF the building
when he was selzed by the armed rob
bers and beaten The robbers fed IN
a waiting automobile
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AN ENEMY To
CONSTIPATION
Z

Constipation and bows, trouble
can I be helped by strong drugs
The stomach ana bowels need s
vegetable remedy like Dr. Edwards
Dandelion Pills to help them produce
a natural, easy movement.
Or. Edwards Dandelion Pills con
tain No Ca!omsl or injurious drugs.
They are purely vegetable and re9ch
the bowels ~ act without phvsic
They acs on the liver. increase the
flow Of bile; this, in turn digestlug
the food and moving the bowels m
perfectly natursl manner
Get a box today, and rs goodbye
constipation, ard al stomach and liver
troubles For sale ~ al Druggisia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
ELKS TO PICNIC

Eiks Of the Calumet region are ex
pecting 20 have Dig time tomorrow
Al Harvey. III where 4 big plcuic
- being given nv The lodge Partie.
are being organized in Hammond. East
Chicago Whiting and Gary 20 attend
the outdoor fr~iic
Harvey Elks are taking precautions
% have plenty of eatables on hand
One hundred roasting ears two whole
beefs. Atty dozen buns fifty Iaaves OF
bread and all the water you want" az
listed among the articles of an enticinS
bin Of fare
In addition to the fees there VIII tie
an kinds Of 9aems and anus ements
vim speaking and nius!c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
HEMSTITCHING

The StFaube Hemstitching Shop, For
fine hemstitching. beading. hand en-
broidery. buttons covered. plesting
fancy stitching and designing call At
Room ?. Straube bldg, Hammond. First
class work Mrs. r. e. Clark Isl
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LIVE LOCAL
NEWS ADS
PLEATING AND
RE -PLEATING

All Kinds % skirts IN one day But
Ton covering. hemstitehinR. hraidiug.
All work guara Nteed- Call 81 was
sey's. 81 State St little west Of Hon
man St Phone 446 s-27
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
NOTICE TO ALL
OUR PATRONS

closed All dsy Monday. on account N
Labor Day. French & American Res
taurant. - state st c w Tsee. pre-
p-iotor "a
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the practice continued they would De
arrested and hailed into oourt and be
prosecuted. The moral squad acted
upon orders issued from the oTice OF
Chief Forbis
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

Prior 70 1919 when thu new tax
law became effective the total tax dur
l.cate OF the state was about yz25-
Geo coo and & Is now IN excess Of So
eco 0o0,ooO.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR s-ALE-One ChevroIe; medel 400.
19lR Nfirst class condition. $3.50 cash.
Calumet Ave. Hammond. Phone 272s.
Sept Al
FOR RENT--SleepinE room fer one or
two ladies'. 104 Russell St Hammond
AL
FOR SALE-Pair velour portiers. Phone
1852 Hammond. 94-1
LOST-Henna coat belt. wool Phone
3eS5. return s12s Doty St Hammond.
9-4-f
FOR SALE-Household goods. including
piano buffet table and chairs. ice box.
bed and bedding 1.3 Webb ST Phone
Hammond 26o4 9-4-S
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

Friends OF Mrs August Schneider.
formerly Of Hammond. will BE- glad 20
learn that she IL improving al wesley
Hospital, Chicago.
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NOT ENOUGH TROOPS
TO KEEP ORDER

CONTINUED from Page one)
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Mrs Harry johnson of e " ebb St.
vino underwent an operation at Wes-
ley Hospital two weeks ago. Is improv-
ing nicely and Is expected home Non
day. September sth.
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Abraham shlenskf. or $50 Sioiey st..
Will leave Monday for Lafayette. Ind,
where he will enroll az senior IN
Purdue University. He hopes 10 make
his second letter IN football this year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

Mr. and Mrs. y AustEen. Of Yves
highland 81 VIII spend the weck-ent
81 Benton Harbor. Mich
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

Mr. and Mrs. Fred c. Scheer. OF
Detroit st. are visiting Mrs. Scheer >
parents, Mr. and Mrs George Rob
bins, at their nome in Kalamazoo.
Mich Mr.. and Mre. Robbins form
erly lived IN Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

Norma Robbins left today for Granc
Rapids. Mich, TO visit friends for sew
eral days
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Margaret England has returned 20
her home in Grant, III, after weeks
visit ct the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
John Beckman.
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Nr and Mrs Chas Rhode entertain
ed al a beach party for their daughter.
Edith Al Pine Beach. The young peo-
pie went in bathing and enjoyed an
elaborate luncheon Those present
were: Margaret Gibson, Mildred kim
brough. Lydia Kntzke. and Gertrude
Ruff.
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ny and Mrs O. Wiley. Of &ss May
81 VIII spend the week end with
their son in Fort Wayne, Ind
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There Will be an informal dance ut
the Hammond Country club, Monday
evening. Sept. 9Th. at sac p. m in
the afternoon there Will be golf events
for the men and a card party for the
ladies. The card party viii start al
2.3O
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HEAVY RAIN HITS
ORDWAY LAST SATURDAY

Last Saturday terrific rain storm
hit the vicinity of Ordway and the
district to the north and northwest.
In Ordway the streets were flooded
as the rain fall came down so fast
and in so short period of time. the
fall being almost an inch. 1t was
estimated at as much as two inches
as Judged from the way things look
ed but 1t came down faster than the
cutters could carry water away. A
mile south of town there was no rain
and at Rocky Ford they did not know
that rain was eve:, in the valley.
1t rained again Sunday afternoon
in almost the same scope of terri
tory as that Of Saturday night. Con-
siderable hail fell Saturday night and
to the west and northwest on Sun-
day
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NOTICE

Statement of the ownership, man
agement. circulation, ETC., required
by the act OF congress of August "a,
1912. of the Ordway New Era pub
lished weekly at Ordway Colorado.
for April Goth, 1920
STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY
OF CROWLEY ss.
Before me a notary public in and
for the State and County aforesaid,
of the Ordway New Era Pub. Co. and
that the following is to the best of
his knowledge and belief a true
statement of the ownersh', manage
ment etc, of the aroresaiu- publica
tion for the date shown in the above
caption.
That the names and addresses of
the publisher. editor. and business
managers are: Publisher editor aud
business managers are l.. I. Griffin
for the Oordway New Era Publish
ing Co. with adress at Ordway. Colo
The owners are L, 1. Giffin, and
Nina b. Giffin and there are no bond
holders or mortgages. or any other
security holders.
L. 1. GIFFIN
Publisher
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Gautauqua in June

Ordway's chautauqua this year
will be June 26-July 1. a six day
program of entertainment. These
dates have been set by the Standard
Chautauquas and will stand unless
there is some change found to be
necessary. The chautauqua this year
| Is to be the largest, covering six
full days. that Ordway has ever had
and the program as outlined indi-
Gates that there will be an abun-
dance Of choice numbers. The pro-
garm in brief follows:
FIRST DAY
(Afternoon)
Lindsey-FrOst company. Sketches,
trios. solos. and readings.
(Evening)
Lindsey-Frost company. Ned Wood
man, cartoonist, humorist.
SECOND DAY
tAfternoon)
Spanish Girls Orchestra, A novel
program in Spanish costume.
(Evening)
Musical Concert. Spanish Girls Or
chestra. Lecture: Forces that help
or hinder the Progress of Ma
ton. Mrs. A. C. Zehner. Noted
Southern Orator.
THIRD DAY
(Afternoon)
Cheney Concert Company, Playing
White House Golden Organ
Chimes.
(Evening)
Cheney Concert Company. Tfayelo-
gue--Arthur X. Peck. PicturrI of
the Heroes of our Coast Guard.
FOURTH DAY
Two big concerts, afternoon and
evening by C=echo-Slovak Band
with Jaroslav Cimera. Amer;rl's
leading trombone soloist as leader
A red letter GCy. Best band oil any
chautauqui circuit.
EitTH DAY
(A.;ernom)
Lyric Maze ,Cnartette. Program Of
quartc:e. solos, readings and
comody
(Evening)
Musical concert. Lyric Male Quar-
tette, Lecture "Armagedden.
Hon. John Temple Graves, Speak
er of national reputation.
SIXTH DAY
(Afternoon)
Wales Chautauqua Players. Lecture,
Heart of n Nation" DR.. Paul w. |
Ivey. Business. Specialist and Com
munity Expert.
(Evening)
The -"Rejuvenation" Wales
Chautauqua Players. A three Act |
comedy given by a New York Cast |
Special scenery.
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BOX SPRINGS NEWS

Several of the Box Springs young
folks attended the last day of School
program at Peak View Friday May
Z. On account of the rain the Young
folks did not return until Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Carter treat
ed the Travers and Nc Clures to
ice cream Sunday afternoon.
C. S. Wilson and his mother went
up to Menig after seed corn Sunday.
The dance ut the W. H Patton
home was not very well attended
last Saturday night on account of
the rain.
Bill Smith is helping Edgar Sir
ris with his spring planting.
Jim Jackson and father were in
Box Springs Sunday.
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STATE OF COLORADO
COUNTL OF CROWLEY
IN THE COUNTY COURT No. sc
JACOB ERIK, Plaintiff,

SUMMONS
ELIZABETH ERIK. Defendant.
The People of the State of Colorado.
To Elizabeth Erik the defendant a.
bove named, GREETING:
You are required to appear in an
action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff. in the County
Court of Crowley County, State of
Colorado. and plead to the complaint
therein within thirty days after the
service hereof, il served within the
State of Colorado: or If served out of
the State of Colorado, or by publica-
t;on, within fifty days after service
| hereof exclusive of the day Of SER
vice. or said action may be regularly
set for trail the same as though such
appearance had been made and issue
had been joined on such complaint.
The said action is brought by plain
| tiff to obtain decree of divorce, dis
solving the bonds of matrimony now
| fendant, on the ground of De1ertion.
as will more fully appear from tho
comnlains In said acton to wEioh -.
ference is hereby made and a copy OF
which is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that
If you fail to appear, and to plead to
the said complaint as above required
the said plaintiff will apply to the
tour; for the relief therein demanded
Given under my hand and the seal
of said Court, this 18th day of April
A. D. 1920.
CHAS. C. WOODBRIDGE
Judge and ex-office clerk County
Court
(SEAL)
T. H. Thomas, Sugar City, Colo.
atty, for Plaintiff.
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stallments payable semi-annually
the first of which installments OF
principal shall be due and payable
upon the next succeeding ahniver-
sary date after the passage of the H.
nal assessing ordinance aforesaid
upon which general taxes or the first
lnstallment thereof are. by the lawG
Of the State of Colorado, made pay
able. and the remainder of said in
Etallments shall be due and payable
successfully on the same day in each
year thereafter until all are paid in
full.
That a map of said proposed Main
Street Improvement District Number
One. showing the proposed ornamen-
tai street lighting system and appur-
tenances and boundaries OF said dis
trict. specifications and details for
the construction OF such ornamental
ST. eet lighting system and appurten-
ances. the schedule OF lots and par
cells of land in said district, showing
the proposed assessment against
each lot or parcel of land. and the
estimate of the Engineer of the cost
Of said Improvement that will be as
sessed against each piece of real es-
tate in said district may be readily
ascertained; and all resolutions and
proceedings of the Board of Trustees
of said Town relating to said propos-
ed improvement district and the pro-
posed ornamental s. rect lighting sys-
tenn therein. are on file in the office
Of the undersigned. tie Clerk & Re-
corder of said Town of Ordway, Colo
RADIO. and can be there seen and ex-
amined by any person interested du-
ring business hours of any day ON or
before and until the hour of 500 p.
m. o'clock on Monday. the 7th day or
June, 1920.
That on said day. and at the hour
of 500 p. M, or as soon thereafter
as the matter can be heard, all COM
plants and objections that may be in
writing concerning the said proposed
to be made by the ow-
ner or owners of any real estate to
be assessed with the cost thereof. or
by any person interested generally, |
will be heard and determined by said
Board of Trustees: and that at said
time and after the determination of
all complaints and objections so
made, the said Board of Trustees will |
take I'm and cousider the final tho
passage and adoption, an ordinance
creating said Main Street Improve
ment District Number One, and order
ing and authorizing the construction
of said system of ornamental street
lights therein.
Dated this 28th day of April. 1920
JOHN B. ESTES,
Town Clerk and Recorder of the
Town of Ordway, Colorado.
First publication April 80. 1920
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NOTICE

PURSUANT TO LAW, page 1877,
Chap. 1913. Sec. 5S26-190S Stat.
you are hereby commanded and for
hidden to leave, cLmp. throw or
place in any manner. waste, trash. re-
fuse, litter. materials of any sort or
kind soever in upon or along any and
all highways within the limits of
Crowley County.
AFFENDERs WILL BE PROSE-
CUTED.
First offence $40 to $3O0.OO-s1O.0 90
day thereafter for each day obstruc.
tion is not removed.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
sIONERs OF CROWLEY COUNTY
COLORADO.
j. E. DowNEy.
Clerk.
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MANY WOMEN USE
GLYCERINE MIXTURE

Ordway women will be surprised
ct the INSTANT peasant action OF
simple glycerine, buckthorn bark.
etc. as mixed in Adler-i-ka. One
spoonful relieves ANY CASE gas on
stomach or sour stomach. Because
Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH upper and
lower bowel 1t often cures constipa-
tion and prevents appendicitis. One
lady reports herself CURED of bad
case of bowel trouble and constipa-
tion. Edgar Brothers, Druggists.
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MEMORIAL DAY SOON

Decoration and Memorial day will
soon be here and SO far no plans for
program have been made. There
are few Civil war veterans and they
will need assistance in planning a
program. 1t Ia quite likely that the
American Legion will take up the
matter and have a fitting program on
those days
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14
SUNDAY school. GROWS

Clney-Monday a community meet
ing was held in the church to dis
auss ways and means of building n
more comodious Sunday school room
in the church. After n good dcai of
discussion the question was laid over
until Tuesday of next week when fur
ther plans will be presented.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14
SHIP BY TRUCK TOUR

There is to be a tour made of this
section of the state on May IT to %
by the National ship by Truck
association and in the party will be
nineteen or twenty auto trucks of
various makes. no two alike. The
party will be in Ordway on one Of
those days.
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14
oLNEY SCHOOL CLOSES MAY Il

OIeny-School will close the IA
II Nav and an elaborate program
for the IL, 13 and IA has been pre-.
pared
The Ordway new era., 1920-05-14
PETTICOATS

Silks and Jersey petticoats made
with plain tailored embroidered ana
ruffled flOunces in the newest coIors,
The Leader, Rocky Ford.
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MOTHERS DAY

Last Sunday May 8. was Mother's
Day aad some of the churches had
fitting programs for the occasion.
Flowers were not plentiful but some
wore a flower in memory of their
mother.
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SERIOUS DAMAGE

One of the large plate glass win
dows of the Rexall store was broken
in by the wind storm of Monday
evening. In spite of this you may see
many bargains at the Rexall store
One Cent Sale May 21st and 22nd.