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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25
JERICHO CENTER

The school in district No. will not CO
mence until April > on account of
illness Of Miss Dewey, who has had sc
letena. Miss Eva Cady was guest
Mrs. Hart Sunday.-Miss Gladys Hunt
returned to her school in Essex Juncti
Her sister, Laura, accompanied her. II
Young Peoples meeting will be held
Thursday evening at the parsonage
officers of the Foreign and Home Mssi
airy societies met Monday afternoon W
Mrs. Jordan to make plans for the me
ings for the remainder OF the year.
Treatments were served by Mrs. lord
Mrs. r. NJ Brown is i'll.
Mrs. +. S. Lawrence was called to B
lington the first of the week on acco
of the Illness of her mother. Mrs. +.
Como. The Rev. +. J. Malzard, Mr. {
Mrs f. B. Jordan and Mrs J. w. n
were in Burlington Wednesday.-N
Irving Ballard is ill.-The Home Missi
airy society met Thursday afternoon
the parish house.--On Friday event
March 90 Mansfield Grange, No. Al,
serve new sugar and doughnuts. Ev
one Is cordially invited. 1t IS eXpec
music will be furnished for dancing.
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WILLISTON

A mems social g planned for Thursday
evening a 100 in the vestry of the Com
munity Church. Games, stories, and in
formal music will form part of the pro-
gram. Tho Rev. NJ. \. Dawber, of Bos-
ton. will be present and participate. He
is genius in entertainment. former
church organist, building contractor. and
I'm general, mans man. Every man and
boy over Is will enjoy meeting him. There
will be no admission-An informal con-
ference of those who are Interested in the
progress of our community, is planned for
Friday at the Community Church. The
Rev. NJ. A. Dawber. specialist in rural
church work. and the Rev. Mr. French
field secretary Of the Vermont Congrega-
tonal Forward Movement, Will spend a
part of the day In town. 1t is expected
that from / 30 to 500 p. m. there will be
speaking by these men in the church YES
try Everyone is invited to this meeting
With moderate weather for Palm and
Easter Sundays, it is expected the ser
vices of worship will be upstairs in the
church auditorium a special invitation
is given for all to attend these special
days. Troy Conference convenes the week
after Easter.-Mrs. Eta Bliss, OF Wor-
| cester. Mass, came Monday 10 care for
her mother, Mrs. Emma Bliss. who is i'll
with pneumonia.-Mrs. r. +. Goodrich is
spending a few weeks with her parents.
the Rev and Mrs Arthur Potter, in Mas
sau, y. Y.-Mrs. Eta Bliss. of Worces-
ter. Mass. came Monday to care for her
mother. Mrs Emma Bliss. who is i'll with
pneumonia Mrs, r. r. Goodrich is spend
ing a few weeks with her parents, the
Rev. and Mrs Arthur Potter. in Nassau,
\. f.-Master Marshall krans Ia very i'll
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SALISBURY

Mrs. =. b. Cloyes is spending few
days a the home of A. a. Smead.--Miss
Ruth Preston, who was operated on for
appendicitis, some days ago. Is doing
well-The Pollyanna Club will hold a
class meeting at the home of the Misses
Ina and Elsie Peterson Saturday after
noon. Refreshments will be served.-The
directors of the Lake Dunmore creamery
met Monday evening at the home OF G.
A. Bump and discussed the making OF
some much needed repairs and the adj
dillon of new churn. 1t was thought
early In the year to close the plant for
the coming year hut SO many of the
patrons have requested that II be con-
tinued that the directors have decided to
keep 1t open as long as there Is support
enough from the public to pay the run
ming eXpenses.--Mr. and Mrs. r. w.
Whitney were in Middlebury on Monday
attending meeting of the committee on
the Inter-Church Movement Fletcher
Whitney, who has been i'll with "fu", ia
reported much better,-Miss Ina Peterson
is at her home for a four weeks vacation.
The village school is closed for this
week.-Mr. and Mrs. w. j. whitney were
guests of their daughter, Mrs, Leslie
Foote on Sunday.-Miss Louise ID. Nelson
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RICHMOND

Mr. and Mrs a. l.. Read Of Essex Jur
ton are visiting at the home of their 81
Supt. and Mrs. y. 5, Read.-Miss Do
Freeman of Essex Junction is visit
at the home of her uncle. NJ. J. Gleast
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. II. Shepardson ha
returned from six weeks southern IT
Mrs. !. w. Berry and Mrs. j. b. Atki
of Jonesville entertained the Bridge cl
at the formers home Friday afternot
Mrs. Bartlett, who has been visiting
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Bartle
has returned to her home in Middlebu
Mrs. Cora Olmstead entertained the !
Circle of the Kings Daughter at her hol
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Hill Is
the Fanny Allen hospital for treatme
Miss Eva Berry of Burlington was.
town over Sunday.-Harold Winsow
Claremont, n. H., is the guest OF Mr.. a
Mrs. +. T. lacohs.-John Sabins of Wiz
sor is pending some time with his 81
NJ L. SahinS
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RIPTON.

very pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coulmbe
March 16 when their daughter, Jennie
May Coulmbe. and Edison L. Harrington
were united in marriage by the Rev.
w. Fl. Merrier pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Miss Alice NJ Goodro.
eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Goodro of this town, and Herbert ]. Dud-
ley of Shoreham were united in marriage
at the home of the brides parents Thurs
day evening by the Rev. William H. Mer-
rier After brief wedding trip they
will make their home in Shoreham.-
Charles l.. Cook has moved to the Hol-
low.-James Barnard has taken S. +. Mat
terson's farm,-E. C. Lake has taken
c. l.. Cooks farm.-Mrs. Alive Bowler
was the weekend guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Murray.--C. =.
Boynton has returned from Rutland,
where he was called by the illness of his
daughter. Ida, with the measles.
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JERICHO

Miss lila Brigham, who has been spend-
ing several days in ST, Adams at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wardlaw. re-
turned home Tuesday evening Clement
Percival has arrived home from syria
cuse n. Y, called here by the death of
his father Charles -. Percival.-.News has
been received that Miss Sadie Foster and
Robert Japan were married at Lake
Placid, n. Y. They arrived in Richmond
Saturday and will visit friends here later
Frank Baron is visiting friends i'm Rich
mond for few days.-Mrs. Wilson Cur
It's was visitor Tuesday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs, William Buxton In Bur-
lington.-Mr, and Mrs. Martin of Bur-
lington have been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Percival.-Mrs. c.
N, Stygles, who has been very in. is gain
ing.-liiram Iiawley is ill.--Littlo Mary
Wardlaw of St. Adams is visiting her
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TOWNSVILLE

Leon O'Neil visited relatives IN Wate
bury Sunday.-Miss Kitty Noonah al
Miss Olivia Thompson of Shelburne ha
been guests for a few days Of Miss Ru
Noonan,--M Lizzie Kehoe was visit
in town Monday,-Mrs. L. IL. Chessmo
is at her mothers home in Chariot
Mrs. Williams expects to return WI
Mrs. Chessmore and spend some tir
ere.--Bert Johnson is 10 move his fami
this week into the tenement house on q
Shepardson and Berry farm.-Miss ELS
peasc of Burlington is visiting her moth
for a few dsys.-Mitchell Mari, who h
been i'll at his home in Montpelier. h
returned to work at Lanes factory.-Ml
Howard Fuller is entertaining her moth'
Mrs. ". A, Emery of Georgia, also n
brother, Walter Minckler who leav
ibis week to tee a position in Fitchbur
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CORNWALL

The funeral OF Mrs. Agnes circuit Rob-
bins. wife Of Henry Robbins. who died
Saturday. WAS held at her home Tues
dry morning. Tho Rev Christopher Ham
lin officated Mrs. Robbins was born in
Malone. n, Y. March -. l343 and since
her marriage has lived in town She
leaves beside her husband, one daughter,
Mrs. Edward Norton OF Proctor and two
sons, Ralph and Herbert Robbins. OF this
town and six grandchildren. Mrs. Rob-
bins was most exemplary Christian
woman and IA devoted wife and mother.
Although failing health had for some time
deprived her of mingling with her as
sociatcs her many acts of benevolencc
and friendship continued and she will
long he remembered The burial was in
the family lot in the church yard
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ST. GEORGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Earn Aver returned ho
from Swanton Saturday, being called thu
by the sudden death of Mrs. Ayers ia
er and mothcr.-Miss Beatrice Halle
and sister. Anna. have bronchial pn'
monia.-Sunday school next Sunday W
Mrs. Ira Chase-lIarl Aver is in Isle
Motto and Grand Isle shipping beans
The sugar makers in town have their
chards tapped.
Mrs. Page and daughter are visiting
Burlington.-Fr Hinsdale was in r
lington Friday on business Ed,
Kehoe is il.-cdward kehoe was
Burlington on business Saturday
Beatrice Hallock has pneumona.-M
Hinsdae is ll.--Mr. and Mrs. Villa
Martin of Williston visited at r.
North's Sunday.-Margarette kehoe
Richmond visited her brother, Edws
kchoc, Sunday.-Mrs Ellen Place of "
liston is al NJ. w. iIinsdale's.
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GRANVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Hubbard returned
last Thursday from a two weeks stay IN
Springfield, Mass.-George w. Sargent
and William Shirley attended the listers
meeting In Montpelier the 1Sth.--A son
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred T.. Burke
Thursday. March 1S.-Edward J. Emerson
has traded his farm here with II, c. Bis
hop of Brandon, taking in exchange Mr.
Bishops place in Brandon. Mr.. Emerson
will move to Brandon at once while Mr..
Bishop is already moving herc.-George
Carroll is spending some time at r. w.
Ford's,-Nelson Pray and his family will
go 20 Connecticut to live.-The schools AT
the Corner and Lower village closed Fri
day Tor a three weeks vacation. Miss
Lillian Kinsman will spend her vaca ton
at her home in Rochester
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Mr. and Mrs. George Lapresse are the
parents of son born March 17,-R. O.
Mudgett company of Essex Junction
last week installed an Empire Milking
machine for Steele d Butler at their
farm on Fourth street.-Ntrs. Patricl,
O'Brien is very i'll with pneumonia.-Har-
old Smith Of Charlotte and r. II. MCGEE
OF Burlington have just installed a Pine
Tree milking machine for George Gaines
on the Van Sicklen farm on Fourth street
Master David Laundry. who has been
seriously Ill with pneumonia is somewhat
better.-C. J, Mllham who has been con
fined TO the house for the past two
months is again ablo to ride out
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HINESBURG

Gaylord. youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Irish died at the home of
his parents Tuesday morning. March
10, after a lingering illness of about
a year. He was born in this town
April &c, 1902, and had always lived
here, where he had great many
friends, particularly his teachers and
schoolmates He is survived by his
parents, Herbert l.. and Nettie Irish.
and by two brothers. Charles and
Lineal. all of this town. The family
has the heartfelt sympathy of the
community as this is the second son
they have lost within year, their
other son. Norman, having died in the
service last June. They also buried
two grandchildren during the past
year. The funeral was held at the
Catholic Church in East Charlotte
Thursday morning at 1890 with burial
there in the family lot The Rev. r. j.
Henry officiated. The bearers were
Leonard and Charles Goodrich. Romeo
and Emanuel Blssonette.
The regular meeting of Hope Circle 81
the Kings Daughters will be held at
the home of Miss Ruth Hubbell Friday.
Henry p. Lavgne has gone to Windsor.
where he has employment in a machine
shop. Mrs. Lavigne is staying with
friends in Bristol, but expects to go soon
to Windsor.-The condition of little Hazel
Labelle, who has been critically Ill of
pneumonia. is much better although she
is still very ill.-Miss Lucy Belle Pierce
Is enjoying a two weeks vacation at her
home.-Miss Mary Eddy of New York
city Is here, called by the illness of her
father, b. +. Eddy
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WALTHAM

Owing to the storm and sickness there
was not very large attendance at the
farm bureau meeting held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, John Clark, Marcn 10. A
sewing class was organized. Little
Delana Ward is ill.-Walter Lee and
family visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Lee, in Wcybridge Sunday.-C. j.
Sneden is able to he out again after
being confined to the house for two weeks
with the grip.-Mr, and Mrs. q, II. Evarts
of Panton visited his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. Evarts, last Friday.-Mr. and
Mrs. y. w. Otis were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs Pho Elmer in New Haven Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Allen Larrow of Fer
risburg were the guests of his brother,
G. +. Larrow. Sunday.
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FOR SALE

soGp CORN in sale. Mount Hoy" Fariti
well known .,rand &c "Nictory' oiEht-row
yrllow G.ut. trst prize for largest YIELD
per acre IN 1915 ~ state of Massachusetts;
sainpie :.ni corn letter free; prices, dcliv-
cred. 400 quar- 81 ~ peck. $50" per
bushei. Williamson n. Mass Il.6t.w..t
FOR SALE on EXCHANGE for desirable
p-opcrtv hotel doing "A good business;
re.gon 70" disposnE 81 hotel is poor n'al tn,
tso~ - burlington Free Press. T'.Gi,w,it
rNvO STANDING BARNS for sale, one
3nxoh e.. two foors. one 20xfo r.. haSe-
mcnts ia both good condition; wiz sell
SANDING cr VIII take down and ship to
h4arcst station and Set up elsewhere.
Write :. q. Cox 3ii. Iardw.ck. VI
Tw.3in.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO

Mrs Philander Orvis had the misfortune
to fall on the ice Thursday and break her
leg about three inches below the hip joint
She was taken to the Mary Fletcher hos
pital. Burlington, Friday and is under
the care of DR.. Tinkham. She was COM
Portable at last reports and her many
friends hope for her speedy recovery
Mrs. Hamburg remains very ill.-Miss
Helen Orvis is at home from her school
In Rristol-Miss Lena Grace, who has
been home the past week, has returned
to her work in Lincoln.-The high school
pupils are home from Bristol for the
EaSter XaCntnin
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MONKTON RIDGE

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shepard, who
have carried on Is. +. Eddy's farm the
last year. have moved again to their home
north of the Ridge.-Leon Eddy is to
carry on the Eddy farm this year and
has moved his family there.-Mr, and
Mrs. George Williams. who have resided
with w. r. Williams the last year. have
returned to their home In West Monk
ton.-Miss Evadne, teacher in Hines
burg, IA at homo for a weeks vacation,
Miss Edna Dryer has resigned as
teacher at the Ridge school-Mr. and
Mrs Morton Hill arc parents of a daugh-
ter, born Tuesday
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WESTFORD

The Fortnightly club will meet Sat
day afternoon with Mrs. Sherman III
ard-The village school closed Thursd
In the grammar room, Beatrice Gil
has been present every day this tt
and Howard White has missed only @
half day. In the primary room Ra
Perry has been present every day
year-Ross Phelps of Cambridge
taken possession of the Heman T
farm, which he recently purchased
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UNDERHILL.

Maurice Goodrich of Worcester, Mass,
is visiting his father. l.. l.. Goodrich
W, II. Clark of llardwick is in town this
week on business.-P J. King, who has
been Ill with Influenza is able to be out
and has gone to Essex junction to visit
his mother, Mrs. Rosa King.-Mrs
Arthur Thorp and daughter. Helen. were
visitors in Burlington Tuesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25
BRISTOL

The neighbors on Mountain street gave
Mrs. f. l.. Sherwin a birthday surprise
party at her home Friday afternoon. Sup
per was served by the ladies'. followed by
a social hour.--Mrs. Alma Ridley is very
III at her home on Mountain street.
Schools closed Friday and the teachers
and pupils from out OF town have gone
to their homes for a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Henry Godette and children have
gone to Hartford. Conn, to Join Mr..
Godette, who has a position there.-Mr
and Mrs. w. ID. Pope have rented IA. A.
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COLCHESTER

The ban has been raised from chu,
services and service in the United Chul
Sunday were conducted by Mr.. Rou
Sunday school was also ohserved.-H- F
lington received the cad news OF the del
of his mother saturday. He has gone
be present at her funeral. Mrs. B.
Taylor, of 81. Adams. is visiting her p
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, q. =. liuntress.
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK

HAVE A%O1HER LOAD Of those good
Ohio horses that are well broker and
ready for any kiai Of work. There are
some good farm Cldn!s. also some sood
big draf: hcrser. These horses are young
and sound. and are fully warranted. One
pair Of black mules. six and nine yenrs
old, weighing $500 pounds: one odd mule.
six wears old, weight 1,250 pounds. Geo.
A. Temple. Esse> Junction. Regular
auction sale Saturday n 5t.w,lt
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NORTH WILLISTON

Miss Eva Casey. who is employed in
the office of the Cooperative creamery in
Richmond, is assisting in the office at
Swanton for few woeks.--Clifford Casey.
who has heen Ill for several weeks with
blood poisoning. Is gaining.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25

workers; reading. THE Women who v
Prohibition" Mrs. L. T.. Talbee;
sketch Of Frances r.. willard, Mrs.
@. Newton; song. "Snowhakes." N
Hannah Talbesn; the life of Mrs. Lii
NJ. N. Stevens, Mrs Emily Morris
Neal Dow and His Life Work" N
Mary Hall; "The Father of Prohibitio
Mrs. Maria Hall Cooley; poem, IN
Dow" Miss Ellen Hyde Wagner; clos
song, Faith of Our Fathers" w. c.
u. honedictinn
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spending the Easter vacation at the
Henry home.-F. NJ. IIagadorn has been
called away because of the serious Illness
OF his father The Rev. George Robbins
or Burlington will occupy the pulpit
Sunday.
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EAST SHELBURNE

Mack Elliott has returned from a visit
in New Haven.-Mrs. Earl Slocum and
two children, of Milton. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Slocum.-'rho Misses Mar
garet and Jeanette Parker, OF New Haven,
are visiting their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs l. G.. Elliott.
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grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Vert Brig
ham, for few days.-Miss Florence Bux-
ton, who has been very i'll. is able to sit
up a while each day.-Wert Brigham and
daughter. la, were in Essex Junction
Wednesday on business
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WANTED

MAID wanted for general hUCSework IN
smnii family. Address u, Free Press Of
Zoo 39,w,1t.
YOUNG WOMAN VI ability wanted to assist
in the genera, caro- of home Apply
Mrs 6. NJ Subin. IA Main st. BurlinS-
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Mrs. burgess ~ ST. Willa.! ST. 39,w.1t
iiELTABLE WOMAN OF GIRL wanted to
cook. Apply .trs C ". Snhin, 2il Main
81. BarliSG;Dn. 3o,",.t
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FRANK S. LANOU & SON

Practical Plumbers and Steam Filters
Text North Burlington Savings Bank
% st. Paul street
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BURLINGTON Veterinary Hospital

78 Pine St. Burlington. W.
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College. 1903. Latest equipment for
all animal surgery. including equine
and canins operating tables. Phone
zoe.
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word each In
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than IL words. two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within IL con-
secutive months.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-16
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
Bid In For Taxes and Owned Bv
Malheur, OrcRon


Public notice Is hereby given that
pursuant TO an order duly made by
the County Court OF Malhgur Conn
b., State Of Oregon, In the matter of
the sale of lands bid in by said Coun.
~ aud state, Tor taAeH, bearing date
the g tn, day Of November 1920, to
ne directed and commanding me TO
sell according TO the provision OF
law, the real property belonging TO
Malheur County, Oregon, as herein.
after described, I shall on Monday
the third day OF January 1921, at the
hour OF 10 o'clock in the forenoon
OF gaid day, at the north main en-
trance OF the Malhsur County court
house, at Vale, Oregon, sell at pub
lie auction to the highest and lest
bidder for cash, and for not less than
the price fixed by said court, the
following described real property
situate in Malheur County, Oregon
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-16

Dated at Vale, Oregon this 18th,
day OF November 1890.
II. LEE NOE, Sheriff,
BY
PHILIP sCHNUR, Deputy,
Date OF Sale, January Srd. 1929
Date of first publication, November
rs, 1890.
Date OF last publication, December
1s, 1s2e.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-16

1924 Lots in Town OF Columbus
Lots Q, 10, IL and ~ OF
Block /, and 1eh150
feet in Town of Jordan Vail
Lots IL and 12 OF Block
10, skeletons Addition 10
Westfall 751120 feet in
sW corner OF SWh OF
swH OF sEH ........ 2s-ls-
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-16

parry Add ............ Ontario
Ha,rhts Add. ......... Ontario
Idd ........... Nyssa
Lots s and 6 OF Block l6,
Waddens Add. ....,. Westfall
T.ots IA and ia OF Block rs, Ontario
Lots 6 20 10 inc. Blk l4S,
Wards Add. .....,.,.. Nysss
Lots 13, IA, Blk ., River
side Add. ..........:' ontario
Lots rs, "a Blk ., villa
Park Add. .......... Ontario
WI Of NWK ....... 32-1S-46
Lots 9 to IA inc, Blk 80,
Park Add. ..........,. Nyssa
NJ OF Lots to 4 ine.' Blk
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14

Bliss, reckon that's about the
only word 10 describe the delightful
feeling that cOmos over one after
they have been to the James Studio,
opposite Hotel Tulsa, East Third,
for their sitting and have seen "A sat
isfactOry proof and know they are
10 have their picture in plenty Of
time for Christmas. Another happy
thought IN the fact that their prices
are very reasonable.
Dame Fashion has arranged things
beautifully this season by giving us
variety Of Styles 20 different
from the times when every woman
had to have the same lincs.) Thu
present diversity makes IL possible
for the personality to bc expressed
quite clearly In the costumes worn
and for each woman To have a typC
| of her own,
Party favors. centcrpleces, prizes
gifts for lnvalids made To- order
| Mrs Byrd PlatL 42O South Elgin.
The short fur iackct Of seal musk
rat, mink or mole n usually develop
ed on lines Of the sports coat M
tweed Is generally finished with
belt