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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-27
NEW SERVICE STATION =. 7
OPEN THIS WEEK
Arthur Halvorson and Alfred 0ph-
elm Proprietors Of Auto Shop
on Itch. & Benson Ave.

The authorized service station for
Chandler and Cleveland automobiles
and an auto repair shop have been
opened for immediate service to the
public. Arthur Halvorson and Alfred
Opheim are the new proprietors of
the business The building is being
rented from Hildar Hoaglund and the
deal permits the use of the lot in rear
of the shop on Litchfield ave where
driveway will be made. An ent.
rance on Benson ave. will also be
made. The Willmar Auto and Paint
shop formerly occupied the building.
The new proprietors have purchas
ed some new and modern machinery
consisting of boring machine; a
higher model and fully equipped lathe
portable hoist; and arbor press; an
engine stand; electric generator and
magnetic testor and an electric valve
grinding machine The building has
been partitioned into two rooms, one
for storing purposes and the other fol
repair work. A complete line of &C
cessories will be carried for the firm
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-27

1t is snappy, full of pep-HOLe
LISTERS ROCKY MOUNTAIN
TEA--you can't "beat it, for con-
stipation and headaches. S. B. Carl
son e Son. Oct
What's the use Of living if you're
constipated - head aches, bad
breath, sour stomach, no appetite,
languid, lazy, no pep. Take HOLc
LISTERS ROCKY MOUNTAIN
TEA and really live-youu feel diff
ferent, act different, be different.
Women endorse it everywhere. S. B.
Carlson & Son. Oct
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-27
A cup of coffee tastes
good at the Magnet Inn.
For a limited time we will give
$500 worth of records free with
every Pathe Photograph. John
son & Johnson Co. 1t
A contest for Rural Teachers

- SOuSSSI bOT mural SdCHCTS
The teachers of the county schools
and of normal schools in this county
will have an opportunity to enter a
contest being conducted by the Nor
thern Division of the Red Cross. -Four
prizes are being offered to the win
ners in this contest. The subjects
of the contest will consist of %
Twelve 22x2S health posters which
are to be used for the advertising and
educational work of the Red Cross;
(2) one scenario of reel length which
can be screened and a lecture given
in connection to the children. (3) a
playlet of health in which the cast
will be one of children and az a sug-
gested plan for making the school
district the most healthful in the
state or Division. Each prize will be
of $50 and the contest closes-on Dec
15,/1920, when the judges will render
their decisions.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-27

Miss Esther Lundin returned to
her home at Pennock last Thursday
after visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Drusilla Baldwin and son,
William, left Saturday for visit with
Mrs. Otto Kuntz at Clara City,
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Jacobson re-
turned Saturday from six weeks
trip, touring the western states.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G.. Peterson re-
turned Saturday evening from a visit
at Henderson and Minneapolis
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-27

above the fog in public duty and in
private thinking! For while they
rabble with their thumb-worn creeds,
their large professions and their lit
tie deeds, mingle in selfish strife, 10!
Freedom ~weeps! Wrong rules the
land and waiting justice. sleeps!"
Yours truly,
S. A. CHRISTIANSON,
P. o. Box 298.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-27
LOBEck ENDORSES kvALE

In order to counteract reports to
the effect that l am not in favor OF
Rev. Kvale for Congressman from the
Seventh District, wish here to state
that l most heartily endorse his can
didacy. l am thoroly in sympathy
with his views on industrial and &c
onomic problems, and am confident
that because of his lifelong consist
ent stand on the prohibition question
his election will strengthen both thu
Eighteenth Amendment and the En-
fOrcement act
Alexandria,, Mimi, Oct. 25, 1920
(signed) E. E. LOBECK.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-27
NO MORE RATS

or mice, after you use RAT-sNAP.
It's q sure rodent killer. Try q
kkg. and prove it. Rats killed with
RAT-5NAP leave no smell. Cats or
$50 size Il cake) enough 70,
Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar.
Csc size e. cakes) for Chicken
House, coops, or small buildings.
- $1.25 size Is cakes} enough for al
farm and out-bui1dings, storage
buildings, or factory buildings.
Sold and Guaranteed by Nelson g.
. Gabbert and z. J. Hallin, Wi11mar
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-27
RED CROSS DRIVE WILL
BEGIN NOV. ELEVENTH
Ten Thousand Members Sough,
This Year. 1000 Members
on Go. Roll at Present

Tie fourth annual Red Cross Drive
VIII begin IN kandiyohi County on
November lltn. MIR. A. A. Anderson
OF this CITY is the chairman foFthe
county ana will have general super
vision over the movement. Commit
lees and chairmen are to be appointed
LIlls week both in the townships and
the city OF Wllimar. The aim OF the
urlve this year IS to enroll ten thou
sand members into the county organ
lZatlou which now contain four thou
sand names. 1.-The membership fee is
drive this year will be the most sue
ctssIul one ever conducted and the
officials in charge predict that every
county Will go over the top in en-
llstlug the financial assistance OF
their citizens III this work. The coun-
ty Will De divided up into the same
divisions as used for the Salvation
Army drive now drawing to a close
and the wards in the city of Willmar
and the villages. The names Of the
chairinen and solicitors will be made
public in Our next issue as they are
lot available at. this time.
Miss Anna Solmonson went to
>tWater Saturday where she visits
ntr. sister, Mrs. Clarence Peterson.
Mrs. Ostrand and daughter Helen
| Of Minneapolis arrived Saturday for
! visit with Mrs. Carl 0. Peterson.
Mrs. +. j. Olson and son Chester
left for Donnelly last Saturday for a
short visit at her parental home
Mrs r. w. WEIGH of St. Paul re-
turned to her home last Thursday at
ter visiting her husband in this city
Mrs. p. A. Nelson returned to
ner home in Minneapolis last Satur
day after visiting friends and rela
lives a few days.
Mrs. Anton SWenson left Satur.
day for Minncota to attend the fun.
cral OF her sster-inlaw, Mrs e. Mel
son of that place.
Mrs. J. Chaika and daughter Pau.
line returned to their home in ST.
Cloud Friday after visiting at the
J. S. Haskell home.
Mrs. J. S. Crooks left for her
lome at Boone, Iowa, last Saturday
after visiting at the Karl A. Halten-
hoH home the past two weeks
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-27
Civil Service Examination

Clerk (male or female) carrier ex-
animation to be held at Willlnar, Sat-,
November IS, 1920, to fill vacancies at
his office as substitute clerk and par
al post service. See l.. H. Landberg
ocal secretary for further informal
ton. 10:27-11:- 10.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-27

Miss Alma Grimlund left Sunday
morning for Minneapolis, returning
Monday with her mother, who under
went an operation there sometime
ago.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-27

-TURkEYS-Healthy pure bred
Bourbon Reds. Hens $500, Toms
800. Call early to avoid disappoint-
nent. Mrs. Conrad Monson, Spicer,
1T. 2. 81
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-27

Keep going and you will arrive rap
idly. The Mankato Commercial Col
lege, Mankato, Mimi, should be your
first stop. Send for our catalog.-adv
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-27

"These Rats Wouldn't Eat My Best
GRAIN" Says Fred Lamb.
'It's hard to keep rats out of a
feed store. Tried for years. A neigh
boring store sold me some RAT
SNAP. 1t worked wonders. Gathered
up dead rats every morning. Bought
more RAT-SNAP. Haven't a rat now.
They wouldn't eat my best grain
when l threw RAT-SNAP around"
Three sizes, 35c, Csc, $1.25. Sold and
guaranteed by Nelson & Gabbert, and
F. J. Hallin,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-27

Mrs.. Robina Coppersmith return
ed Saturday to her homezin Minneap-
oils after visiting the past two weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Melon
aid. s: :: - sc -55 -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-27

SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday School $50 o'clock a. m.
Services 1890 o'clock a. m.
Services in Grove City at p. m.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13

SARA nunca ir a Espana en- busca
40 slis parientes leianos AHA, y ID
mlsma cosa Sc puede decir con res
peclo a Mexico. Los dos pafsbs han
eenido a g enteramente eklrahos
dno del 0tro. dnrAnts las dos dltinias
eeneraciones. en- IL vida del pueblo
De Nuevo Mexico ; de los estados
c~lTcunyeoinos. Nj FL nombfe Dc ses-
pahpiH pl q Dc mexicanoT ae que.
den aplicar a los CONSTITUENCIES de
giabla ~espan0ia. 0tro nonnbrn b nom
bres debcn p~rucnrarse o bnscaFse,
n nombre mas Appropriate. aunque
no deia de tener esc0llns . causa dc
IA America EapahDla. Is Il >dp His.
pah0 Americana. 40 aa abaolutar
n3ente sa~tisfnctorln. pero "a 81 major
halo las circunslanciaa, 4 men0e gus
no 81 mencione ID faza. cd cuy1 casn
II n0nbfa propio ea Il de America.
nor EHtn Tdltimo nomhFn liena TO-
Iacidn con u eecErafla poiitioa y no
ueme NADIA que YER en- 10 folaltyp q
IA rata o antepnaadcs "a Negro -
IN americana 10 niismo Quo Il tes'
cqnalnnia DE- loo PsirifnupAs . loN Do
sanpfe fbera o E9candinAtA Mn.
gan elemengo particular deba mona
polifaf n nonibre dc Aurrlcaro
para 81 mlslnd con e4clhsion A. IL
aAften p0rquo 81 x8 q
tfinKir u n0rabre a NJ nas eafficta
a~piiencion possible. seninos > dar con
I'VE fndine. q~ulanaa fueFan ioa haiti
taaiee roseeddrs DE- rfle ~conlineNie
fienfcA y prahabiemeaie millAfes a.
nhoe antes A. apn rinaqn sAtnpep
t~uaiefn sa plantt IN esias playas
f,oF pSimsfa QNA aeade tnfi0a
peafaa te Fsls. q indio ~ = mas
Atil&uiaae ) Ii44ar - naHhtn AZ 4
mfrieano Mas eunu ufzan4 BIS
htche aee esr hcsahft slfyA arn ~
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foA a frf0 - ~ NsfAa UNf
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
EDITORIALES
Mejores ~eAlarios para los maestros, quiere decif
mejores ~escuelas

lTonamos de nuestroc oiega el independents" de Las Vegas, 10 sguiente
I'm pen0dco Dc cncuas6n nacional de reclenta fecha tmfa este euca-
,ezaao. -aaFAEsrRDs QUE NO EsTAN PAGAD0s en- Los EsTADoE
S 5na SsS@ mss' sa sss'1 Is1as9 d las sos1sa, Ss'g c os's aA q ss2soss 4 Rc ! aTss
TENTEs EN Los EgTADos UNIDosm ns% Dr diS a%SaS BA5o MAJ
@Eso enfaucamente, hafa elaro e. seno aspeco dela presente sitaaclon
sh cada uno dc los Eaados Dc u Union incluyeudo q maestro. ICON sxcep.
abn de casos aisHdos. los naestrOs no estan debdameats reconpensados
9ra no eeusas ASTHMA refreshments sa saosa son @ven @s \ a sss.s comps.
soma 5oyen Y pcmpeteute puede oDtener IN saaFio para giyir mayor ep oualea
msnte podran pasar 4 una ocupacion en aOnde facIImente podrhn hacero;
este ID hscen eonstantepante como y demaesHa a ezpsffeheia en- las
Pocog-desgrscadament pocos-scn los naesttos dne han herho oncio
de la profession Y esan ahora demaehdo ytebs para entFar . otfas classes De
trabatos por ID runi vi utuaciOn es verdaderamenfe seria pero esas son las
sscspciohes, paes para 81 ccniuntO de los nAsstros "a stunci6n no Is seia
mas para las eaeueiass Dc este condadc az Naeyo Mexicos para los
directories, enpecialnente De Jas escueias ruraiss \ PARA Los NtNos QUE
P0DREM0s NosoTRos DENTRo DE LOS FDLos ANDs sasulEN'
TIES LLENAR NuEsTRAs EscUELAs CON MAEsTRos COMPLETENESS
J RssaHS : s9A1S0S MINUS = 'AA0SN'l' ~"HsA 7 = :
.cnAspo rrNqAspos MARsTRos. gpoDREMos CONSERVATIVES
DAD. CANADA POR EXPERIENCED ! coNocIMENTo DE NuEsTRAs
4 DEJARLos R DEsPuEs DE UN ANo o htEN0s DIE ENsENANzA X
ANTEs pE QUE EaLo e HAa q yAlDmsA zaSs sgs & Es i u STr :
PARTE A FIN DE oBTENER LA soLUcEoN DEL vAsTo pEoBLEAaA
No Noo 500 = Nusv i snrzuco ! 4 Los EsrAD0s UsIDos srNo 4 TODo
FL MuNDo DE frABLA INcLEsA-A EscAsEz Pr MAEsTRos HABL
IA soIUcIoN DSscANzA M pAoAn suELpos ADnouApoa. CON
8 8nSnsg 7 CO anrgna4assSnTseass r Al Honnans coM0 auiERTs
-nsA - La unIoA soLUcA0N Y hsro - pEMAspApo 70 SOLO
DADo Dc EELos o DE ELIAS mlsMAs nN ALouNos orRoa EaarLEos
P Pa ~ 1v "a n Gun IN IN S S1l coNnsInsn' slso TAssBlES
PARA La pERFEcTA EDucAcIoN = BtEsEsTAR pE NuEsrRos hHNos
Lido i anterior uanlrsssaremos nosasfos aus d parts, rds,shsmo. -
qe Il ennsa principal al nal sMa q d mph prupafaeian 81 - msuuo4
; uasnas ss9eaaAmese Para - eseusaAs - disuasns rpaieh doass
= sosierno ga snasln.ut. uasAS nas y psa a ! -su.st
sssas ns ~ isanl : iaaai ~ ssmsss 8Arsan ! y nass'os alsda
aees'. g ls assaAas. Z na e ms'esa u $3.50 ~ 49, q \. s'.s " 49,
tnG pu - hlaoa. ts aiunaos - hatEsn .sasa,ate = as peso : =
~ y hspasud e nuAn - = psussasm
y nei ga = ! asnus ae = Save ~ . msesa = = n
go saeaaA~ ~n 4 an~ ~ q 3swF y neAAa a HanAAg - se
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13

Telas aeheftsn hatoF lodn - aas
puaden nafa RF1eaer para sus famale
" ron q fia AZ Ioxrari8 dsben ueHse
nef 81 aisffma ffaieo tn = mef9 fen'
aiei6n FesfhlA Naala DaeAa esgNHex
fA41nAblrHenle tacaf mach1 rasa
fst& mrtIe enf4Enb tsfie ~ uemao
~ rtf4 rnsati aaM hilla&s q A taaF
Tosftfa, te14ft - p4ale e. Tsbe
is a. CaAt&fala y t1a a4 MsiFa
fi14 bfonia = sentEf4 y
~ haeee 81 aaha 4 seeia 80
lnlaa nAlLha
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13

|pas a6dicarss al magistefio IL Ii ensalahaA, que fsqulsrsn nbchos amos de
pAelenfa estudibA IN reeuNaao o. que As alunhoa apenas ii Abrsndsn Aha
bar n PEGS ~ inelss d@i q pesegsya AZ r. dsmAs: naasi
Somos pnruaauos de que se pagn6n aueld1s fesuarea y sufcfentea q
toaos los uabaiadores. y en- espeeiandad q los mResross Penosa Ia vez d.
ssamos que los tabaIadorea y los maestos sSneriahmentes tnere6can as
aumento de sueldos Sc perfecconen en- su profession, estpdiens ehagan digpQs
del aupento qae feciamans no nomAs que pidan pQQne estatnpa enf Namuc
de pedtr. so que 10 merescan, Q s. retren : otras ocupacones para las Qua
les tangan mas apttudes.
Busnos salaries para los maesros. biens spero oueremos tambien mejor
preparation para asoe masnos maesT0s; de. 70 confmio, So zebra prddo
acknowledgements 81 tempo y Ell dinero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13


nmM c,,,ua h.tt.
~ pilitnos aus w aaDs
Wy w Auh,enso noieete W M
NV ~ $50 nssrtsa ~
U.s. Rof - elenlsn.u aH
h.c@ns. y ~ Minv 49, ~
fiean0 eA e1te arele"lo. ueSyaa "
salse SomV elnsSauV, ~ - elenc
- ~ annih ~ avt,
NeQtsih Lgnlslana Y Aasune
ora ue tah bIannss Nnuansa e0nlp
NHefh hvrh z N4iAesso slno ~
ne
tselaimepae NAsso MfAlSo z 1917
~ ~ uyAf 81 psEmlpo AMets
2 AienV +auslsencp
nerflVN epp ~ teet1Fh
e en- toa h@taAps OnippH.
"a cleric cue cast todos los PAL
SEES Al snr ~ lu Eetadue Huidos you
llamados "tiInpan1 Anlfrca sIe
h&pitantaA tAiapAnp A~mAtteAnQal \
eesn hn gnsado 4 una gran confusion
en- Ia mento De aauolos Quo nosasheu
les d~lgerentes c~onacrtenen ~ ~ g.
les esq4 nouhrea - aean Sin EN-.
Aata0. ba &N14ap p INA NontAs
mayor . a ns0 del ofre pom1re.
eato r., maKicanD. Eeln po1ahre
conf0rme ~ apllca q ioS rnNeeinfeA
1ei primer idiosna europeo o. ioa
fsiAdos 81 Audoeafe ~ raneadp
. tacrtpan llbfus por las paAnias
To- osentpfxs nal lnioraadeAs 20
hpn ruaies elluo kfaian d@ pneoiu me-
xicann Bin - ~ puebio esifanlefp
esn 1peiamhfn8 e~Alr4n1efAs eunFe
tlnnns a~HfYaHf0faA sn tAM u4ntr4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13

Como regia general TODD 10 nue I'D.
necesita haeer es adoptar una dieta
aprop6slto para 50 Adad y o~cnpacicns
y manteper sus intestinos dc manera
regular. >Cuando sienta que ha Homi-
do demasiad0 y cuandp este c0nHiipa
do, tome una de las TabIetas de Cham
berlain. De yenta en- todaa parties
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13

reBs sM8 ~ NN4tAs ~
fsmh sa pans q a ~
IRIS aas 8 4slr ~ za Fns ~
= ai4 80 - gassn
~ af3 4san4a 4e4 8 ~
A. 81 ~
fsW lfe8
fs y 4E a. saEM ~
~ tewfes 4Mes
= Rf mas
efM 4S
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
LA SALUD Els ORC
DE GRAN VALOR

Fl bombfe que pcne IL medlclna para
nne listed IA tome ee I'll homhrE que
proke6t su saIud.
81 fehuItado de Ia medicine depen-
de de ID habHIdad del medicamshto v
del mode en- que estan p~reparadas y
en- ID elase de dfo6aas sH gbAbllhiad
en- hacerlas. y Dc hay depende 81 saind
Qhe as orc de3Rfan FaIon al
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13

Id3a reinedius de- Adan lraal
|sido Va prpbhdo8 y los que
|loB han usado 40 quleren D.
|tros purque FealiSan v nan
elIos mismos loa result
pfenEg.
Tralamfenfp bronto naiere
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13

R@A~ NatAtttttN NHt@ Ne@ieuMr A@ ~
vl1i1n d 9ehora6 De IA Gomlai6h "a
RuhIlcAna del Eatado.
@oLErlN No. s.
Mrs. A. B. 6tronp. Dc Albuquerque,
estA Cd esta semana, en- CDnnecticutt
dQnde Sc eata iltvando q cabo una
Nigptosa eampana nof ~ Sra. Carrie
Chapman Gait, leader principal del
moyimIento en- favor del sufragio 70.
r aninos con Ia eaperanza de influir
cen II bobefnadoF de aQuel estado
para cue cunp0Qlle una sesi0n espe-
.ciel para Ell IN do ratificar IL on
mlenda de Anthony. En- una entire
VISTA que Ia Sra Btf0up tuvo con
hliss Mary Garrett Hay Sc discuti0
q tfApajo heoh0 On Nuevo Mexico, y
Miss Hay " e1pfes6 en- terrninDe
mny alhagunnps acerca de las senD-
rae do este eatado. diciendo que Nue.
70 Mexico estf muy adelante de mt
thos De loe estados del oriente, en
Organization y preparation: que apa'
fenkemente las sehOras de NAlev9
Mexico Ast1n mas listas para el 81.
ffati0 que 10 que estan en- muchps
do los estadoA del 0riente; que hay
wv " 1890 Sn, 1900 ;-nclnvendn
~ 49, &c., w. fr.x 10 csrS.
$500 NJ THse ~ FsI1 NJ.
l9 $3.50 49, -ecorrs@
49, bah,sr ASSENT
I'VE a.asAs1s% %n 1890 ~ se6Ss
g AueA0nsa 800 ~ s.oigsrS
~ NJ. WV APss~ AN0
ySV NssP1es'
2..saaaa- I. 4. nsgtston.s
ssssscS.s 1890
" ~-sS ~snn~ercsf
ssagA. .Nnsk9xS .. DISBURSEMENT
Ap'yn t~Nszs cor,c No..
~ " " XXI aastx n~ansnn. ~
49, Nna - ~ an
az 81 4 Asnlnnd ma
vAn 1890 II css1 - Il ~
49, y. gso s,anao asta invi.
1870 .anhs ~ ~ nSemhros a.,
stk @~n5@ns III era 0tero-
~ n~rseidnnta ae il Division
m ensorAS ~ N.sasn MEXICO. estafa
n~ressnfe. = ee esuefa one todos lot
esfddos estarkn rhDfegentados de u
msSmS mnnara,
u II h. naIlea. oreanizador en- ii
a.tsao AZ T1uhs Rennbllcanos. visit6
ins oftcinas de Ia Division de seho
fado recientemente. Mr.. Gales Is
az opinion de que q las senoras 50
ies debe suplicar que 10 unan : To-.
los clubs repubiicanos y que de-.
"a hacerseIes uficiales de tales cluh3
con los seh0res. Las
e.sdsrss Al dlferentes parties del SO
f,a,, ran neaido ID organiE4cstn -
einhs q classes dolde ee las Dusfa
aHlskt.ar on los ~pfincipios dc h ciu
aadanfa. Mr. Gales cree que los
1i.,AA Republicanos pueden nAse 81
nd,irA lonales ! ~mptituciones en-
fSnsfh q m6tno para sus miembrcg
rssa1sos en entera efmpAtla eun u
! esperamos que So lleye q oebo
4 81 Z principle de- "a campaba
~y
49, vnefte Maxwell. principal
%.rs,s,an ndhlloaa d Madrid,
" asr.c,To ~ rervicIos nara disc.
49, s--H~m.rihn ! n~rnpaennda "a.
1870 pan.,hitrano ~ M "a.
~. M,xvveU ~ fsnido
$3.50 xxa,n ~ - aaeI,aiaa de MA
,ns.sNo $500 ~~.s1af9rei6n e -
~ W 1890.
Aeeps -
s-s,. .
Rrosresog
Ian en toaah ~ Iaes
en touos = $1,000 1919 -,ssssrss.
los 81 Nnesp $3.50 49, : ~ y.
de m4nere Nttle y
lApfA tfside = 20 setfse.ss .a,s~
fepablteanoa PCT Ms 1880
~gresiuente ael egm,N
lnanAas &C. ~ $3.50 ~ --r,.
1870 ss.An 49, IA.
lsNllnt .,.r.~ -~r'entcs
80 Z $500 5000
y .t~ M ~s9fnri,
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-21
Gordon & Dillworth's Mince Meat in glass,

Gordon & Dillworth's Mince Meat in glass;
Special Red Cherries-pitted Puncheezy-the
fruit to make good Punch; Preserved Ginger
Cranberry Sauce in glass, Orange Marmalade,
Mint and Lemon Jelly, Red Currant Jelly, Grape
Jelly, Ounce Jelly Calf Foot Jelly All the
goods just listed are Gordon & Dillworths pack
and ale usually found in such stores as Park &
Tilford's
Imported Bar lie Due Spanish Pimentoes
in glass and tin Boned Chicken, Tomato Puree
Liquid Rennet, Old London Kayo Sauce, Beef
steak Sauce, House of Parliment Sauce, Tobasco
Sauce, Royal Scarlet Tiny Peas. Royal Scarlet
Tiny Limas. Royal Scarlet Asparagus Tips,
Royal Scarlet Yellow Cling Peaches, Royal
Scarlet Red Pltted Cherries, Royal Scarlet Rasp-
berries, Royal Scarlet Raspberry Apricot and
Rasberrv and Currant Jams Stuffed Figs in
glass, Pink Seedless Guavas in heavy syrup,
Sandwich Olives, Pmento Olives, Queen Olives,
Ripe Olives, Curtis Hearts of Baby Artichokes.
Artcihoke Hearts La Greque packed in glass,
Georges Absolutely Boneless Cod Fish in pound
boxes, Curtis Kippered Herring-Filets Fresh
Mackerel in tin, Soused Sardines, Herring in
Tomato Sauce, Kitchen Boquet, Silver Lake
Rheubalb, Sardine Paste, Bloater Paste and
Salmon Paste
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-21
CHRISTMAS TREE AT
o. K. TEAPOT FRIDAY

Mr. Harvey Clark, proprietor of the
o. K. Teapot Grocery and his clerks,
have arranged for a Christmas tree
Friday evening at 7:30 at the store.
The tree will be loaded down with
gifts for the poor children of the
town. This most charitable and
thoughtful occasion will be in charge
of the Kings Daughters and without
exception this is one of the most ben
Efficient and generous Christmas Civ
ing that Ocala has ever experienced.
There is no store in the city with
more courteous or obliging proprietor
and clerks, and by the polite manners
and unfailing willingness to serve,
they have made the o. K. Teapot a
popular trading point.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-21
MISS LONG ENTERTAINED

Miss Maud Lillian Little entertain
ed few of her neighborhood friends
last evening In honor of her friend,
Miss Cordelle Long, who is her
Christmas guest. Several musical Sc
lections were enjoyed together with
games and the roasting of marshmal-
lows. The hostess served hot choco-
late and waters. Those enjoying this
informal affair were Misses Cordelle
Long, Mary Bryce, Annie Rooney,
Mabel Lytle. Lois Theus, Maud Lillian
Little, Mrs. C. w. Long and Messrs.
4. r. Burhman, Edward Burhman,
John Cook, Ralph Simmons and Ed
win WhitWorth.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-21

We always carry a nice line of
Mems Trousers. FISHEL'S. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-21
LACY-BLAIR

A quiet but pretty wedding took
place in Orlando, when Miss Geneva
Ardelia Blair became the bride OF
Mr.. Charles Homer Lacy. Both parties
are from Winter Garden. Only a few
close friends witnessed the ceremony.
Mrs. Lacy is former Ocala girl
and as Miss Geneva Blair attended
the Ocala high school for three years
and is pleasantly remembered by a
host of friends here, who wish her
every happiness in her welded life.
Mr.. Lacy is young business man of
Winter Garden.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-21

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