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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
AUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices OIL
BIDS FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF SPUR TRACK.

CONSTRUCTION OF SPUR TRACK.
Bids will be received until noon August
80 Tor the construction OF about 2.30O fee {
OK spur track t%resties. etc. for ths Ohio
SULPHUR Mining Co. at Proijt. Va. I utiles
north OF Charlottesville on the main
line of the southern Railway.
Specifications. drawings and Information
Tor bidders can be had from the engine erB:
u deposit OF $40 Is REQUIRED.
Az Inquiries should be addressed to Tho
GRIFFITu-wAGNER CO. ENGINEERs.
lpt NATIONAL BANK.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA.
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Professional Services
HAIRDR EsSING-

Permanent hair wave by appoint
inent: shampooinC. facial mas
SAGE. manicuring. scalp tire atrnent.
hairdress!ng in tho latest style.
children's hair cutting. hair dye
Ing and bleaching. marcel wav-
ing: all kinds of hair goods made
to order. 10 years experience. A..
l.uebert. Expert Wi~maker. 2OS
North Fourth. between Broad and
Grace.
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AUCTIONS-LEGALS
Legal Notices

NoTICE-By. order OF the BOARD of
Directors OF the Richmond Transfer CO..
j meeting of the stockholders Is here by
called TO meet at the jefferson Hotel al
" O'Clock, noon. Suptenbcr :. 1890 10
consider tbs disposal OF all or certain
branches OF the bus!ness OF The company,
w. It. DAlDFN.
Secretary.
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A REAL
OPPORTUNITY

for a live, wide-awake man
who knows the farm ma
chinery business to become
established for himself-or
if he is already in business,
to secure a good additional
line. See page % in this
weeks issue Of the Country
Gentleman. We have some
attractive territory open
for dealers to handle Mid
west Utilitors. We assist
our dealers with national
and local advertising and
speciality statesmen. Adj
dress
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HOME
ON
CHURCH HILL.

After deciding to make
Richmond my permanent
address, I would like to
purchase a home, prefer
ably on Church Hill. Price
must be reasonable. Any
one wishing to sell, COM
municate with D 319, care
Times-D Dispatch, giving de-
scription, location and
price.
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Automobiles for Sale

DODGE--For sale. 1919 Dodge touring
car. Appiy Srnith-Courtney Co.. Ninth
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
SOUTHERN HALLWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE OF SALE

day., 10th day or September. 1920. at the,
iSank Street door of the flee BUILD.
ing. richmond. Va. at 2 L. NJ. one Ford
automobile., tive-passeDger. 1919 model.
seized by tho United States Government
Tor violation Of the Internal Revenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

acknowledgements car in good order
con ns 3 saif iirh1 lug Ford dee Iru ekkeFih m bar, Wili
ment.. Dixonia Farm. at 4. G. l.. crossing.
pliOuo Madison 2R7g-I
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USED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS reliable
used CARS la tho city. W. C.. Bnyt
Motor Exchange building. t0G-6i3 West
~ "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

NOTICE is hereby given hat the grocery
Samuel Green. at No. CIT N. Fourth Street.
mas been purchased by the understgned,
said Green are requested to present same
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BUsINES SERVICE
Renovuting ANA IIycing 2
CARPETS.

Agent for virginia and North Carolina
Olson Rug Co.. Chicago. III. Old carpets
tnade over Into new rugs. Richmond
Awbins CO. III North Ninth Street.
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NOTICE 70 CLAIMANT.

Any person having any interest In or
title to the above. described automobile
must appear on Or before the date of aala
anu protect his claims or interest therein
according to law.
II. V, SHUGART.
Federal Prohibition Agent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

OR BARGAINS in used cars see us.
United Motors Corp. SIS West broad st.
FOR battery service see us. Uneeda Bat
terry Co., SOS East Main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

USED oner you best values In
used cars. Coburn Motor Sales Corr
12lI WeSt Broad. MndlSon GGOG ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES young man
preferred for stcnographic position. Ad-
dress J. .. Box 1876. City.
THREE GOOD BARRIERS. $50 and 60 over
$50. Box AZ. University Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

WE have on hand ssyeral used trucks I'D
10 a-ton capecNy. all In rrst.eiaas CON
niilon.. and VIII dcmonstratc. A.. Never.
sons Co.. Pill South Eighth Street.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12

r0biOne z ciemnO paSkowategO kasz
miru i m~ieSZanek, dObrze Skrojone,
bardzo trwale, wielkOSci 32o 90
do f., So wartoSci, pc O'OO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12
! PRAC OLA P. P. P.
SOKOLI l


Wszvscy Sokoli i sokolice, po
iadaj9cy mundury uroczyste O.
1owiazkowo maja stawic sic W
niSh do Zwiazku Polek pnr. 1900
\. Ashland ave. w sobote dnia
ego czerwca o godzinie Pei pc
ooiudniu. aby wziqc udziai W kan
oanii Pozyczki Polskiej, jaka u
'zQdza W CALVIN Chicago, Central
" Komitet P. P. P. W sobote i
aiedziele. Wszyscy Sokoli ! So
lolice obowiazkowo majq sic "a
,tosowac do niniejSzego rozkazu,
$tawic sic Punktualnie w czasie
oznaczonym. PolSka zada n~aszcj
Dcmocy, kt6rej ME wolno nam
&dm0wiC~
Czolem.
Zygmunt P. de Latuor,
Naczelnik Okregu 2 Wv. Sok. p.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12

do Was, Szan. Druzyno Zwiaz-
kowa Spiewakow, potezna wply-
VEN. poprzyj te Pozyczke Pol
ska solidarnie! To co dokonala.
bohaterSka Armia PolSka zdziaIa
Ia my utwierdzimy groszem. Vice
Z r~aSzej strony must bye stwier
.dzone - ME slowem, ale czynem
- przez zakupienie bondow Pol
Skiej Poiyczki Panstwowej, ze-
Smy Polakami. Zwracamy sic do
w>zystkich Spiewak6w Zwiazko-
wych Ch0r0w, ably raczyli zaku-
pywaG bondy P. P. P. to jest -
wlaSnie naszym obowiazkiem.
Polska ME zada jalmuzny, zada
pozyczki i do tego pIaci wysoki
procent. Gas Jest - bardzo krot-
XII. vice ME czekac, az kto poprosi
ME robic wymowek: Me bedziesz
prawym Polakiem, jezeli ME "a
kupisz bondu P. P. P.
Zarzad wv. Spiewakow Polskich
w Ameryce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12

do zakupna szeScioproccntoYych, z}r-
tych bond6w Pierwszej PolytLki Pan =
stwOwej Polskiej.
Bracia i SiOstry, wysiImy sic az do o
statnich granic molnosri. ably pod2iwiai
SWAT i ucieSzy}a sic Ojczyzna nasza,
zeSmy iStotnie jci StraAa Jej poInO-.
ca, trwaiem i nieziomnem jej opar--
elem.
W krwawym wySi{ku, W niece. W
walkach, o g}odzie dobija sic nasz Ma
rod pefnej swej niepodlegioSci.
Rozkupmy je to sama Se~rdecznoScia,
z jaka ~pracowaliSmy przez caiy czaS
wojny Swiatowej mad zmartw! chwSta-
,nicm i odrodzeniem Polski.
WaSz Oddany
Jan +. Smulsk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12

Niediugo, a nietylkO my, kt0rzysmy
wSp0lnie zawSze Ola Ojczyzny pracO'
wall, ale GAIA Ameryka i caiy SWAT,
wrogowie i ~przyjaciele PolSki sp|jrza
ma cyfry i wed}ug mich oceniac beda
naSze przywiazanie do Ojczyzny i Sej
stad size.
Chyba kaady Z mas pragrir, ably wy,
kazac GAIA potege tel Sky.
Cd tego zaleay wickSza p~rzychylnO$t
kAmeryki i moznoSt wydostanii StQd ME
zbednych, ola naSzego przemySlu surOw
cow i cd tego zalezy rUzbudzenie ufno-
Sci Swiata finanSOwegO do PolSki
utorowanie drogi do ureyulOwania ma
szych warunk0w pienirluych i naszcgo
kredytu.
To mas wprowadzi M szlaE pe>nei ME
zawiSlUSci matcryalnej, to bedzic unO-
cnieniem naSzego panStwowesO bytu.
Ably to OSiagnaC przel ladnq ofiara
cofac sic ME mozcmy, a naiwi 'kSZa U,
fiara to dOpiero iSto,ny wyraz narolO-
wego boowiazku.
Idzie tn przeciez o utrZymant2 VOL
no&ci. o granitOwa dll niej polStawe.
W kraju ofiarnoSc NIrOdu przelewa
u granic w%Schodnich Strumieni1 drogO-
cennej krwi armii naSzej - tutaj tinan
sowa jedynie pomocQ z~azlaczyG te o.
fiarno&c mozemy.
SpeInijmy q wiernym zapaiem mas
ObOwiqzek.
Stalmy " zwartym Szeregu W obro-
nie hOnOru raSy naszej ,pragnQcej o.
przeG byt narodowy hi wlaSnych Silacl,.
K~rytycznym wzrokiem mierzy SWAT
naSze zachowanie wObec materyaIuych
pOtrzeb PolSki i bcdzie las SGdzi" we,
die w~ykazanej ~pozyczka ofiarnoSci M
Szej.
Jezeli pragniemy uczynit juA Wielka
Potezma prawdziwie niezalezna, Szcze-
RE, homie i Szczolrze welmy sic W O..
becnem STADIUM Rampant pozyc2kUwpj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12

nem, re ME pozostanie W lyle "a Po-
Iakami z innych Mast, ktorzy re swo-
lego obowiazku wywiazali sic prawie
W zupetnoSci. Rodacy! Pamietajcie'
re musilny sprzedaG jeszcze bardzo
wiele bond0w, jszeli ME chcemy, ably
NO calych Stanach Zjednoczonych W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12

Polsce rozuiosla sic wieSc, re Polonla
chicagoska najnizej stoi pod wzgle-
dem niesienia pomocy ~Ojczyznie.
/Tu cnoizi o pomoc Ojczyznie / o
nasz wiasuy honor. DIS i jutro "a
tenn musimy wydac jak najwieksze
leZultaty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12
ODEZWA.
Zarzadu Zwiazku S~piewakow
PolSkich w Ameryce.

Ma mocy uchwaiy Zarzadu Cen
tralnego, powzietej logo czerw-
ca b. r. W lokalu Spiewakow "
Chicago, ILL.,. ogtasza sic, re Ia
rad popiera uSibnie sprzedaz
bond6w Polskiej Pozyczki PAN
stwowej. Dlatego odzywamy sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12
Biuletyn ~Centralnego
Kemitetu P. P. P.

DziS cd godziny 9tej rano do poi
nego wieczOra jeidzic bedq pc ulicach
miasta Chicago pieknie udekorowa-
ne automobile, czionkowie lub prawo-
mOcni ~reprezentanci Centralncgo 10
mitetu e. =. p. w~ygiaszac bcda po u
leach mowy ma g Polskiej Poiycz-
XII / sprzedawa6 bondy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12

Panstwo Wojciech | Zofia IA
myszcz, rozumiejac dobrze, re podsta-
va tinansowa to rzecz konieczna ola
kazdego czlowieka, kupili dla swego
synka, zaledwie kilka dni ~liczacego,
bond Polskiej Polyczki Panstwo-
wei. Uczynili to - p~owiadaja, aleby
pamietai. re jest Polakiem i ably mial
juz zapoczatkowany fundusz szkolny.
Bravo. Powyaszy wypadek wyka-
zuje ME tylko ~przezornoSC re strony
rcdzicow, ale ich prawdziwa mi}oS6
ola wlasnego dziecka i zarazem ola
Ojczyzny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12

DIS i jutro - to dnie dowodu pa
tryotyzmu Polonii chicagoskiej. DIS
i jutro Polonia ia must dowiesC czy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12
NIESKIE SPODNIE


robiOne z ciemnO paSkowategO kasz
miru i mieSzanek, dObrze skrojone,
bardzO trwaIe, wielkO$ci 320 90
do f., So wartOSci, pc OsOO
UNION MARK OVERALLS
albo bluzy, robione o dObrego bic
kitnego denim. dObrze zrobione
wielkoSci IS, A., A, $225 IN
wartoSC, Pc ...... AsOO
$3.50 DAMSKIE MILDLY BLU. 1.89
DamSkie i panie1Skie MILDLY bluzki
robiOne Z lonSdale jean, cafkiem bia
Re i cadet, duzy kofnierz, ~ugarniro-
wany biala plecionka, d1ugie i kr0t-
kie rekawy, wielkoSci IS do "A -
$50 wartoSG ,Specyalna I 90
sprzedai W poniedzia}ek Log
$2.25 NIEMOL. SUKIENKI CSC.
NiemOwlece S%ukienki, robione 2
dObrego gatunku nainsook, pieknie
ugarnirOwane kOronka i haftem, hem
stitched skirt - wielkoSci 6 mics.
do = lat, warte $2.2j, spe- q
cyalnie W ~poniedzialek WV
$3.50 NIEMOWL. SLIPS S1.19.
Nicmowlece dlugie slips. robione z
dObrego nainSok, ubrane k0ronkq i
haftem, take %kolOrowa wStawkq,
skirt pe}nej diuSo&ci wielkOSci
do 6 miesiecy $50 warto&c. SPECIAL
na sprzedaz W %pOniedzia- 10
lex pc .......... AsAS
CSC DZIECIECE FARTUSZKI 33c.
Dzieciece coverall fartuszki z gin
ghamu i perkalu, uSarnirowane pie
cionka, wielkoSci = do & lat, Csc war
toSc, specyalna sprzedaz a.
W poniedzia}ek ...... wv
SIS SUKNIE Ma GRADU0W. S2.79
Dzieciece bia}e Organdy i lawn Suk-
ME, haftOwane i koronkowe rufelki
pieknie u~garnirOwane wielkoSci I do
II Lat. stosowne Sukienki ma gradu-
owanie wielki wybor styl6w -
przyjdzcie rychio pc ~najlepszy wy
b6r, wartoSci do Sc, specyalna SprZe =
d do W ponisdni''ek 2.79
pO
S6 GINGHAMOWE SUKNIE 1929.
Suknie ola panien lat Il do 10, ro-
bione z dObrego ginghamu, crash
cloth, kratkOwate, plaids i paSkowa-
te, niekt0re giadkie u~garnirOwane
plecionka i guzikami - konierz |
mankiety z orGandy - stosOwne ma
wakacye i w~ycieczki. wielkoSci IA
do 10 lat, albo ola maiych kobiet,
wartoSci Sc, specyalua = 90
.~sprzedaz wponiedzialek WV
S1.98 KAFTANIKI 79c.
Poranne kaftany, rObione z perkalu,
challies / flaneli, W paSki, kratki |
kwieciste desenie. ugarnirowane pie
cionka. wielkoSci SO ds 46 - war
tOSc $1.9S, specyalna TO-
sprzedaA W poniedziaiek sUN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12

zeby zakupit bondy Polskiej Pozycz-
XII "a So, 100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12

Polscy kupcy i przemyslowcy z
Ashland ave, Chicago ave. West
Division Armitage--jakeScie Wczo-
raj ~przyjmowali sprzedawCow Pol
skich Bondow? Czy wiecie o tenn, re
wz6r waszego postepowania moze bye
wkr6tce przyjety przez tych, ht6rzy
%uotychczas kupowali waszych skle-
paCh?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12

Stowarzyszenie Polskich P~osredni-
kow RealnoSciowych uChwaliio ma
bye bondow "a 100000 / s~przeda-
wac je ma wypIaty swym czfonkom.
w Hanson Park. Ill. parafii sw.
JakobaD odbedzie sic W niedziele DIN,
1890 czerwca. o godzinie 4tej pc po-
ludniu wielki wiec W sprawie Pozycz-
k, Pols&iej. Miejscem zebrania jest
sala OBJ. Sambors kiego, 5637 West
Grand ave. RodaCy So proSzeni o licz-
re przybycie ma vice, gdyz dobro o.
czyzny tego wymaga.
*
White Eagle Brewery Cora Alder
man Rutkowski, jak awsze dzlelny
Folak. dobry obywatel. ME zapomina-
jacy swego pochodzenia, zwofat ma
nadzwyczajne ~poSiedzenie Zarzad Bro
warni Bialego Orla. Ma p~osiedzenlu
tenn zapadla jednogloSnie uchWaia, a
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-04-01
BALD KNOB BREEZEs

Miss Fannie Calhoun is visiting her aunt here, Mrs. s. A. Pearce.
 Preparations are being made to oil the roads.
 The Commercial Club held an in teresting meeting Friday eve. They were addressed by Messrs. Stanfield and Valestine relative to the Hydro Electric Power Co. A number of our people have bought stock in this com pany.
 The protracted meeting commenced at the First Baptist Church last week is still going on.
 The attendance and interest is good
 Col v. Y. Cook of Batesville, spent few hours in the city Tuesday meet ing old friends.
 Rev. R. L. Armor filled his regular appointment at the Methodist Church Sunday at Il a. m. Presiding Elder Holloway preached at night.
 A large quantity of material for the new highway is being unloaded here.
 c. N. Tabler and Dr. T. M. Ed wards are candidates for mayor.
 Drilling at the oil well has been delayed on account of a breakdown. They are down a few hundred feet.
 Fred Maynard, of Augusta was here Monday enroute to Russell.
 Miss Inez Mitchell's pupils will give a recital at the school auditorium Friday eve.
 Misses Laura Emde and Neva Tur- ley are attending the normal at Con way.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-04-01
W. T. ADAIR X BRO.

The reputation of the Springfield Business College is growing so orap- idly among the big business firms of this entire section that the school cannot possibly fill all the places it is asked to fill. There is a great de mand for S. B. C. graduates. The business of the country has increased so rapidly that the returning sol diers could not supply the demand. Firms that used girls during the war are still using them, and calling for more. The greatest opportunities the girls of America ever had are now offered every day. Ambitious young women in this section should take advantage of these opportunities by preparing for business in the Springfield Business College. Write J. A Taylor, President, for catalog.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-04-01

Clasi Number 13 of the Baptist Sunday School organized recently with he following officers:
 Mrs. Minnie II anson, President, Mrs. Fife Kelley, first vice pres., Miss Mary Ola Johnson, second vice pres., Mrs, Winnie Mann, third vice pres Mrs. Ada North, secretary, Miss Beulah Majors, treasurer, Mrs. Hazt r Fraser, reporter, Mrs. Rose Bro okning. teacher.
 Other members of the class are Mrs Virgie strahl, Miss Frona Huff, Mrs. Ida Roth, Mrs. Emma Hoag. Mrs. Lucille Hughes. Miss Dada MeCarty. Mrs Marie Reynolds, Miss Blanche Herrin and Miss Flossie Hanson.
 This organization is known as the @YoQng Women's Convention Bible Class" Its purpose is "To study the Bible, to foster fellowship-soeial and religious,-and to render service through the church for increased ef- ficiency.
 Mrs. Hazel Fraser, Reporter
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-04-01

The BUSY BEE Restaurant is calling the attention of everybody We heartily invite every person to call on us. We carry almost a com plete line of groceries. We also will feed you as cheap as anybody in the country We give quality and service. Open from o'clock in the morning to 10:30 or II at night. We have beds at the next door north. We will glad iy give you prompt and courteous at tention.
 W. T. ADAIR & BRO.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-04-01
'Ignornce of the law is c eX-

"Ignonce of the law is o eX- euse.," runs the maxim, and thlre are only 657,892 laws in the unitedSfates to keep track of. Getting acquainted with this number of laws, so as to keep out of the clutches of the law, may look like a hard job but every one should have his own corporation lawyer.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-04-01

The reports may come from the "most reliable news agencies" but really it would be better for us to wait for the new census returns to tell us how many worllmen are em- ploying chauffeurs and how many farmers employ valets to keep their overalls and their dinner coats in proper order.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-04-01

Officials of the shoe workers un- ion have established the fact that the labor cost on the finest grades of shoes has only been from g to 40 cents pair. As the retail price of these shoes have climbed from $6 to $9-former highwatar marlls-to $15 and up to $25, one wonders why.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-04-01
For Sheriff

The Advance is authorized to an nounce Frank Rudd as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of White County, subject to the action of the Democrat ic Primary.
 For County Treasurer
 The Advance is authorized to an nounce Sidney Faulk as q candidate for thc office of Treasurer of White County subject to the action of the Democratic Primary.
 For Congress
 The Advance IS authorized to an nounce Wan. A. Hodges of Bald Knob as candidate for Congress fro.n this district subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-04-01

"A little nonsense" here and there As, doubtless, you are well aware, Makes many man regret today
 The alimony he must pay. Exchange
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-04-01

What you would have in the char acter of the people must first be taught in the schools.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-04-01

There are 60,000,0oo reasons why Senator Newberry will not occupy a prison cell and thoy were all in- herited
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-04-01

We could forget that the country was doomed if we didn't have an cleo tion ever so often.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-04-01

Judge Landis is named Kenesaw Mountain. It should have been Ve7 suvius.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-04-01

Some, but not many of our $ubScF Fib CTS, are behind with their dues. lW can use them.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-04-01

Lost-One perfectly good conner cial club. When last seen was going strong.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-04-01

Abe Martin says: Don't you wish you were Robin and knew you was goin' to build this Spring?'
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-04-01

Have you noticed that the Ca met has not met informally lately?
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-04-01

Stenographers, politicians and prof iteers practice the touch system.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-04-01
THE JUDSONIA ADVANCE Published eyery Thursday
 S1.5O Per Year
 R. c. MANN, Editor

Entered as second class mail mat ter at the Post Office at Judsonia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06
CONGREGATIONAL Chnrch.

Guy W. Campbell, Pastor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06
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SOCIAL.
MYsterious Club Meeting

Mysterious Club Meeting.
The 18th annual session of the Ny
steriOus Club was held at the home
of Mrs. Elizabeth Orion of Lancaster
Wis. Members responding to roll call
were: Mesdames Donne1ly and Glasie1
OF Bloomington, Wis; Orion, Wright
Basford and Morse of Lancaster:
Whitney of Chicago; rockingham OF
Madison. Welcome guests at this
meeting were: Mrs. Lee Greer OF
Bloomington and Mrs. Harry Wood
house of Eugene Ore. At II noon the
regulation chicken pie dinner was
served by the hostess to which splen-
did repast all did ample justice. The
decorations of table were in yellow
the color scheme being carried out in
the several courses served.
After a social hour of visiting and
"Reminiscences and reading of letters
of absent members we were again re-
minded that we were still an "un-
broken band" the original membership
remaining the same The meeting was
called to order by the chairman and
all business relative to the welfare OF
the club transacted and it's mysterious
rights performed
AT late hour a dainty lunch was
served Goodbys were then said to
hostess members and hopes entertain
ed of reunion with Clara Frothing-
ham at Madison, Wis, in the wear
1921-M M.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06

Mrs. Charles Kaap and Mrs. Mary
Bracket returned last Friday from
Omaha, where they attended the Ma
tional Mystic Workers convention as
delegates. There We're $40 delegates
at the convention and much good was
accomplished
Prof. Frank Kiley has again launch
ed into the livestock business with
several purebred hogs of the Dugoc
type, The various fine specimens Of
poultry and livestock at Resthayen,
as Mr.. Kiley's farm is known, have
excited much interest from the many
visitors.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

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Relatives here have word that Miss
Marguerite Schmitz, formerly of Ian
caster, but now a resident of Edgely,
n. D., has accepted a position as sec
ond-grade teacher and music instruc-
tor at Streeter, N. ID.
Mrs. ]. P. Bennett of Potosi r. f. d.
), re-Erned home Monday from a visit
with her daughter. Marietta. ct Zion
City, ILL., Another daughter Margaret.
who accompanied Mrs Bennett, re-
manned for a more extended visit
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AT THE MOVIES.
Orpheum Theatre.

Wednesday and Moran in
Everything But the Truth"
Thursday-Alice Joyce in sSlaves
of Pride"
Friday and Saturday, Brentwood
production with Zazu Pitts in Seeing
1t Through" Harry Pollard in Fresh
Paint
Monday and tuesday, First Nat
ional feature with Mildred Harris in
"The Inferior Sex"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06

George Barrows writes the Herald
from Cottage Grove, Ore, extending
best wishes. George is interested in
a plant that makes doors, sash and
moulding and in fact anything in that
line. Wages are good and orders
plentiful the only difficulty being
to fill them promptly George says
that the region is ell timber and
mining with a few farms. George will
please make up car of building mat
erial and ship it to his old friends, the
Herald included. We will all thank
him heartily
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06
Ten Years or Ten Weeks

The mere possession of a Gu
bransen gives you all the techniqu
that ten years of practice gives tn
hand performer. And then, in week
instead of years, you can learn t
play with the expression which make
music so satisfying.