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Oh, MyStars!
HOROSCOPE.
November p, 1870

Astrologers read this as rather
an unimportant day in planetary
direction Uranus is in benefic as
pect in the evening while Saturn,
Neptune and Mercury are adverse
through the earlier hours.
1t is a most auspicious time for
any intellectual pursuits, especially
those that have to do with the
psychic or occult realm of thought.
There should be clear vision con-
cerning the finer things and a dis
tinct artistic urge while this con-
figuration prevails.
The signs are not encouraging for
farmers interests today. Storms
may destroy crops.
Whatever depends on the earth
for it's profits may be unfortunate
at this time. Real estate also may
be affected by the sinister aspect OF
Saturn.
Messages that are sensational or
disappointing usually are more
numerous at this time than in other
aspects.
There is a sign read as presaging
new diplomatic problem that may
be embarrassing to this country.
Women may find this rule most
encouraging to romance. They may
expect men to be more susceptible
than usual during this direction of
the stars.
The seers give warning that with
women's new freedom there must
be an attitude far removed from
coquetry IL the right progress is to
be assured.
Heavy government expenditures
Will be necessary before the new
year is far advanced. IL is forecast
Persons whose birthdate it Is
should safeguard the health during
the coming year. Business may be
rather exacting but successful.
Children born on this day may be
inclined to be careless, impetuous
and devoid of systematic traits.
They are likely to be bright and
can be trained into the most exact
habits.
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IT | SEE BY
/
What, When, Where.

Meeting. women's Political Study
Club, 3 y. m. Hadleigh Hotel.
Dance. officers and employees of the
Public Health Service. $40. Rausch-
er's.
Meeting. art section Twentieth
Century Club. 3 p. m, l447 Irving
street northwest
Meeting. Iowa Society. $50 p. m,
Thomson School.
Meeting. Biological Society of
Washington. s p. m. Cosmos Club.
Mems and Boys Preparation Serv-
ice. 1850 p. m, Church of the Epiph-
any.
Address by Dr. George W. John
son. 4:45 p. m., women's City Club.
Meeting. Ladies' Auxiliary, Vet
Grams OF Foreign Wars. s p. m,
'Pythian Temple.
Dance, HANDLERS Pastime Club,
S:45 p. m. 1lOl + street northwest.
Thanksgiving party. Social Club,
IS p. M. Wilson Normal Community
Center.
Dance. The Conegians, s:45 D. m.
Hadleigh Hotel.
Todsy's Amusements.
National-"Shavings;" matinee to-
day.
Belasco-Grace George in The
Ruined Lady" matinee today.
Garrick-"Honors Are Even" mat
inee today.
b. F. Keith's-vaudevilIe matt
nee daily.
Strand-vaudeville and pictures;
matinee daily.
Gayety-'Hits and Bits" with
sitting Billy" Watson; matinee
daily.
Folly-"Record Breakers" matt
nee daily.
observation-disclosures MacDon-
aid in Curtain"
Palace-Ethel Clayton in Sins of
Rosanne."
Garden-'The Last of the Mohi-
cans"
Knickerbocker Bryant wash
burn in Burglar Proof"
Columbia - The Restless Sex"
second week.
Rialto-otis Skinner in "Rismet."
Crandall's-Alice Joyce in The
Vice of Fools"
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What S in a Name9
HARRIET.
By Mildred Marshall.

Harriet by all right of signif-
canoe, should belong to Ireland.
since it means home rule" But
in reality II has its origin in old
Morse mythology, where there was
a porter Of vaihalI called HeimdsII.
who watched the farther end OF the
rainbow bridge Bifrost to guard
the Aesir from the giants. His
name is explained by translatinK
the helm" as home. ItIwas through
this Heimdall that ali the Henrys
and Harrys came to be be.
The feminine of, the name was
invented In the Sixteenth century.
IT Is thought to have originated in
France. since Henriet Stuart an
pears In the house of Stuart d'Au-
bigne In 1883. and there was a
number OF Henriettes to match the
Henris of the court Of Catherine
de hedicis. England received the
name from the daughter Of Henry
~, Henriette Marie, whom the
prayer book calls Queen Mary.
though her godchildren were ali
called Henrietta. The Queens name
was given the French pronuncia-
tion. which is Hawyot, and that
became a separate proper name.
Harriet is also pronounced In that
manner by those who are excess
siyely given to propriety.
The moonstone Is Harriett's tails
manic gem. Through some mystic
connection with India and her sa-
cred colors II Is said that Harriett's
color is yellow. II she wears this
and a moonstone she win have good
fortune and attract the love OF men.
Monday is her lucky day. and her
lucky. number. -s-zs... -l-sl.s. 4
fCouyrixht. nm. hx Wh>s,>r sy,x,r~<,u Il. /,
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Continues Monday
College. to Start Teacher Course.

The commercial teachers school
OF st. Johns College new High
School of Commerce and Finance
will be opened the first week in
January, 1t was announced yester-
day by Rev. Brother D.. Edward.
president. The purpose of the school
is to offer normal school training
to teachers desirous Of instructing
IN commercial subjects.
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trs ss esati.ued tsnerrsw.,
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For informal afternoon teas or
bridge parties Ia this smart frock.
II is Of silk tricolette IN dark and
Light gray with the striped bands
and . few tricoletts-coyered but
tons used a. trimming.
A straight tunic falls over Q
narrower skirt, while in front
there 10 q panel composed Of two
deep. scant founces. A stole Of
the plain tricolette drops from
both shoulders down underneath
the narrow belt, where II 10
eroesed with buttons to the BEN
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$3.50 Coats
$500 Coats
S49.50 Coats
S45.OO Coats
$3.50 Coats
$500 Coats


sa imeone Gods Wool Velour Po Plush Mixtures
semibeh
e blouse modet sysno wn o
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DEATHS

BAKER-Infant of Dewett and olive.
hrs, sibley Hosp. .
sBROWN-Infant OF Frank ana MARY
. days George Washington Hosp.
BROWN--George. . mos, ChildIens HOSP
CADY-Michael, So yrr., 1851 Slst 81. NV
CAvANAUGH-Rose, 81 yrs. st. Ehxaoe'h
CRIDLER-David NJ, Sc yrs. aSss New
Hampshire ave. s.S,
ELLIoTT-Leroy Joseph. 70 yrs-' sioiey
rIELbs-osorge. 1 yr.. 12o Ala. ave. sc.
.'GETz-winons- 50 yrs, 400 2no st. NV
GREEN-Marceilus, IS yrJ., l22o ] 81 NV.
HAIsLUP-James F., 7s yrs., Emergency
HAS1-Katie H., SO yrs. Emergency Hesp.
HARRIS-Almeta, 36 yrs.' washington
HEiTyMULi.GR-christian, EMU His 10 yrs. Sargent
HoLLipAY-Ieroy, mos, 73S 18th ct ne
HUTCHINsON-Wiilia r., . mos Chh-
JAcKsoNMXndrew. 20 yrs, Freedmen
KEYS william, 1 mo-, o16 list st. sw -,
KIDwELL--George w, 81 yrs, 4ls' ILL.,
MARR-Virginis. rs yrs. 1902 Park rd. NV,
PAGE-Infant Of Archibald ana gladys, !
: day, Freedmen's Hosp =.
CHOTTROFF-Edward. jr.. IL mrs. Co
lumbia Hosp. ,.,S ,a
sTEWART-Robert j.. 81 yrs. Ssth ana
rHOMAs-Infant of Thomas and Mabel.
30 days, Freedmen's Hosp.
wATKINS-Bertha ", ! yr.. froV'dehoe
, Hosp.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

LER-DALE-Mltehsli r. 2li Ja.ni's
Virginia. ~. The Rev. j. W A.ay' 81,
SAITH -BOwLEs-willism Niaesnt' ~.
Brunswick. n. j.; Mary Agnes. ~ I'M
RYAN AR-HAYNEs-John Edward "a; MAI
yusrits Eaniee. ~ The rev I"
PICKETT TT-ooLEsBY-Georss Edward, e
June Drushl. "a. The Rev & w. "A'
cuSNINoHAM- BROWN = ysmes Elmsr
az Whsellpg w. Va Mildred AAris' 20
The Rev z. M. Thompson. ,,-....
SCALA -GIRTON-simo o., u oeruua'
B., Is The Reg. h. G. Kinds. o.s
MURPHY ANDERSON ~ SAth
crime A,-3s Judge X. T. A~ttingy'
LUTTGE- E-HALLEcK-csrl. 80 oraSs
as, Jersey CITY. N j. The REV H.
HoRRioAN.cRA y a.
. n, oannstts, 20. The Rev r. j. o@oa'
DUTY .sHANNos-Gwynne O.. n; Eliza
REEBALs- s-RAwLES-Fred WhAley, ~
CLARKsVILLE. Va. Margaret Chspnn
N, Empofla. Pa. The Rev H. =
rHiGoN- N-BEARp--James f., s.. Ciarks'
Vile, Va Margaret Scott. ~, ~ De
nance Va Tho Rev. II. +. Downs .
MISUNDERSTANDING snexa' ~ ~
Marie Katherine, I6, Lynchburg va in'
Rev III. IT. Stevenson. . A..
VAN ARSDALE-HORW T., ~
Memphis, Tenn; cafre q. B. ooiasooro
N C. The Rev. 4. 4, Davis. -.
sINoMAN- -DIcK-sam A. 50; Anna, ~
The Rev. O. Si,yerstone. .-
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THE WASHINGTON TINES TUESDAY AUGUST TO- 1920.
rIsCELLANEoUs FOR SALE


NNksggrcHINq sof p,nsaAns sfaAennsni
works on all sewing InAchinssi pries. ~ ~.
personal checks l0c extra. LlDHTs NAIL
ORDER HOUSE. Boz ~. birmlnshAm. Ala
Icr box-EItra large eHoeilent eoadi;
tlon; very reasonable Jo3s Rhode nd
ave. N. u or Call North slss.
JARS s--ey.rts .yi...' soc dossA. ''sI Hoi-
LAUNcH-0lsss cabin, Nay n 4" rssdy TO
run. t-eyiihdsr engine, With rsysrss,
mAsnsto, elee. lishts Washington Yacht
Club. 18th and Pa. ava, s. 3. N. ssst.
LArHE-i old type. screw esttins, :..in.
swing. SIT, bed cheap Apply 10 rear
ROTOR BOAT-splendid condition; cabin
and awnisGt t-eyiinder kermsth easins
ss00. Col, sSsk.
RAN0E-Eisetrie. Addrsss BOX ss. East
Falls Church. We.
ovEN-Middlsby tile. In nrst-elass eondi-
ton; will cell At o sscrtfice. BUDDb,
18th and Columbia rd Col TOT.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

l-Ia17 Maxweii. 5000.
1-5-passenger touring. $3.50.
1--5-passenger Dodge touring.
Ford roadster. 5000
z--1s1I Maxwell trucks.
ibis Maxwell truck.
1--la16 Maxwell touring, $3.50
Ibis Maxwell tourinss, new paint and
new top.
,-lo17 Maxwell tourings, new paint and
new top,
1-1alS Maxwell touring. $500
1--1s1s Mitchell touring. cylinder, $3.50,
.-lal9 Maxwell tourinEs.
1--lsls Overland, S-passenger. sss5.
Terms TO responsible parties. All above
cars in perfect condition. Open Sunday .
to p. m. Phone Lincoln 3sT..
712 L. ST. S. +.
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YOUNG LADY with some ex-
perience in embroidery work,
also to assist waiting on Gus
toners. Call Monday, THE EN-
BROIDERY SHOP, S29 11th st.
N. w.
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BRIGHT youth for secretarial po-
sition in Catholic educational
institution; knowledge Of stenog.
raphy and typewriting neces-
sary; splendid chance for begin
ner; will receive excellent train
ing and good salary. BOX A-3s,
Times office.
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SPECIAL TWO-TIRE SALE.

We sell only absolutely factory nrsts
We do not handle any seconds or
bemished tires. Every tire in oriai-
nal wrapper. with name and serial
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SALESWOMEN wanted. to secure members
to Collier Reading Club: outdoor work
good pay; permanent position. Call ROOM
III. Mc(;iiI bldg, q st, near 9th.
STENOGRAPHERS, TYPISTS Intense
coaching for Civil Service exams. indi-
vididual lessons, soc. Prof. FREEMAN.
40 Kellogg bldg, 1915 r st.
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SALESLADY-Corset and un-
derwear; one who has a good
knowledge of the business; spe-
cial inducements to the one who
qualities. MADAME EUGENE
& CO., 1909 G st. N. w.
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BIRTHS

ooURrNal --oeorge Al. Ano assssss, s.se
oEDsi.ING--chBrl.S Sud Minnie J" BOY
0ORDON-~Ko5ert ALI harxvsriie. oo,.
GRAY-Ross b. and h;tsn. sirt
HAfDEN-Joha ~. and Annie, girl -.
6ERLIHY-Dan.sl aed Mary H. p~'1s
4 (Inale and female
'LEE-wiiliaIn A. and Ethel, sirl,
Loko--0eorse Aue EAzaoeth g, yrL
NsN EAL-np bsrt, c. ent El.spsth. oos
PURCELL ohm L, GRd Fannie, ooy' a,
kOBERTs-Jossph y. aId Annie ~, sh"
sCHoTTROFF-kdws aud Ruth. boy.
WAHE-C. n. and Pearl ~, boy.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

$32,500
Large 4-story brick business
place on eth st. n. W.
II you want good storeroom and
business place, this Is your op-
portunity This property should
be worth $4,000 in tho future,
and the present rents will pay
the interest on your money.
have a great many large busi-
ness properties for sale, no
doubt many OF them good In
vestments.
]. d. GARMAN,
District Nat. Bank Bldg. :
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AUrOSoBnEs FOR SALE

srupEsAkEk- T-paassassT ssod ran
asas sr.ss. -in al lAs~a ss3 hA . v.
AcTIoS--QuIck MoNEy-rhars an
we've got 10 ensr. but we'll by yeas
car ~ minytes sftsI We sss ~ ~ tn. price
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-21

They will now he able to procure
employment near ito home" and
enjoy a little more prosperity,
more time toclear land and more
time with their families.
Civic Pride: Say. while the
plan Of making Eagle River a
place of more habitations and a
more habitable place is in mind,
may we not plan to beautify orr
cemetery. A visit to the "city of
the dead" will convince anv
doubling Thomas that il left To
individuals the greater part of it
will be disgrace to the town.
Mill or no mill this should be at
tended to. Perhaps the town
board has something to say on
this matter.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-21
Phelps News.

Linton @. Weed spent Monday in
Eagle River.
Mrs. Mclaughlin and Mrs. Oh
sen OF GreenbuSh, Minnesota, who
have been visiting their parents Mrs.
SICKNESS, returned home Wednesday.
Miss Loretta MacFarlan who visit
ed over Easter at home in Minocqua,
returned Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Empey of Wausau Is
visiting at the home of her sister Mrs.
Leo Klabunda.
Mrs. III. Weed left Monday for
Evanston, Ill.
Phelps residents are suffering bad
attack of spring fever as evidenced by
the number of new cars and other
wise" which have appeared in town
during the last week. Laurie Ander-
son, Pete LeMoine and Mr.. Hodge
are among those who have joined the
ranks of car owners.
AL. Pray who has accepted a posi-
ton in Duluth is moving his family to
that city.
Elyin Weed went to Amigo Mon
day.
Misses TeSsie DeBase, Maxine
Reed, Lucille Leppla, and Linton
Weed spent the weekend at Long
lake lodge where they inspected and
assisted in the syrup making.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus. Bengston Saturday.
Owing to a severe fall, on Satur-
day, Miss Leppla has been i'll for sew
eral days.
Having spent his spring vacation at
home Harvey Hazen returned Mon
day to resume his studies at the Mad
iSon university.
Mrs. Walter Chellis returned from
Stratford, where she has been visiting
relatives.
Linton Weed left Tuesday morn
ing for Chicago. He is to drive the
Christensen car as far as Milwaukee,
where il will be repainted.
A dance was given Saturday eve
ming at the Happy Hour theatre.
The candy sale given blythe Camp
FIRE girls was decided success. The
money earned is to be used for sup
plies for the local campfire.
Revs. Davies of Eagle River and
Stickney of Appleton held services
Sunday morning and evening at the
town hall.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-21

All citizens must clean up their
yards. alleys and in front of then
property on the streets, on or be-
fore Clean Up Day." May LIST.
Any property, whether occupied
BY owner or tenant. that is not
cleaned up by that date, the LOG
al Board of Health will. uuJer a
resolution passed. send a man in
to clean up for them and will
charge the same as a special as
against the property.
Property owners take notice.
Those who care to, may place
rubbish in heaps and a man hired
by the town will carry it away
and charge proportionately.
By Order OF.
Local Board of Health.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-21
Situation Wanted.

By lady as housekeeper in no.
tel, boarding house or smallsum-
mer resort; good references; have
two boys 6 and g. Mrs. Jonas
Radcliffe, box %, Mosinee. Wis.
l4-3t
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-21
20 essEEssee
~. Parsons Corner +.
.sss sEssez seS
- 60. Pride.

..sss sSseeSse~
civic Pride.
liz Where did that
= 80 from? Civic; OF or
60 +, a city. citizen or
Pride; that of which
- nav be prOud-that
IS taken from the
T. dictionary and ought
LIT Well, i has come
- many times IN the last
I,vs owing to the stir
cur citizens IN regard TO
.,ging Of a lumber mill OF
1. rD5ortiOns to our burg
/ avs passion has a cause to
I ITO fame. The fact that
'-.,7s;tion TO build a mill that
4 ! il operation before snow
| .r5 that eventually will
L-twoor threemOre factories
4 wake Is enough to stir the
4. dormant passion IN any
4. R;ver citizen. And it has
2 srsasiug to note the gener-
gDonse TO the requirements.
f,ri Of 81. 500 necessary ov-
rberibei by hundreds OF dol
a two days. Some civic
, our haste TO enumerate the
.Srgs the new plant will
q Eagle River we may have
often that tire settler Is GO
10 benefit. too. Scores OF
Er with no work to keep
d AZ home during the winter
-,hs have been going TO Nil
,kr. Chicago aud other in
.nllcrutcrs Tor work TO kee ,
reIve> and families until the
aiug SEASON comes again.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-21

THIRTY denominations cooperating in the Inter
J. church World Movement have budgeted their
needs No business could have done il more scienti-
caIly.
They have united to prevent the possibility of dupica-
ton or waste At least million dollars viii be saved
BY the fact that thirty individual campaigns are joined
IN one united effort.
Each denomination has arranged its budget under six
main heads:
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-21

LosT-Two mackinaws, be.
tween the county shop and grav-
el pit yesterday. Please bring to
county shop or News Office.
21-1t. +. !. Thrun.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-21

Located on Dam lake; build
ings and surroundings suitable
for resort; 100 acres. Frank
Pashilk, Eagle River. IA 3ta
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-21
Help Wanted.

Good woman cook. laundress
and kitchen, cottage and dining
room girls. A. ChabriSon { Mus
XIV Inn, Sayner. Wis. l4-3t
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-21
Horse Wanied.

Want one light horse. about
1000 or 100 pounds; must be
good for farm JOE REC. box
3l5. Eagle River. l42t*
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-21
Farm Horse For Sale.

One sound farm horse for sale:
weight about 1850; young. L
X. BIRGE, Clearwater Lake. lt#
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-21
Ram Lost.

Estrayed from the Suits Us
farm southwest of town. a prize
ram with heavy horns. Reward
for his return. Mrs &C. McCul.
Tough, phone $50. 21.2t
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-21
BIG PROFIT IN MILK
AND BUTTER
Small Investment Brings
Big Return.
Al w.. d., :. G.,,I


II bought n package Of DIR. Le-
Gears Stock Powders from my local
dealer aud after feeding il TO my ley
sew COW. she Increased from q quarts
TO II quarts of milk per day, aud af-
ter continuing the Powders for thirty
days longer. she increased in butter
"a, from pounds To 10 pounds per
week, and at the end OF 5 months. she
was making IL poupds Of butter fat
per week. -. b. Weaver. Grand
Rapids. Micn.
Mr.. Weaver followed the advice of
DIR. l.eGear. aud is money ahead
You eau ret the same results. Get
DIR. LeGear's Stock Powders from your
dealer; feed il TO your horses. milk
COWS. steers. hogs and sheepas direct
ed. Satisfaction or money back
DIR. l.. ID. LeGear Med Co,
ST. Louis. Mo.
Statement OF the Ownership, Management.
Etc % The Villas County News. published
weekly at Eagle River Wis. required by the
Act OF August -. 1912.
state % Wisconsin-county 81 yilas-ss
Before ne. a notary public In and for the
state and county Aforesaid, personally APP
peared ID. {. Menefee. who having been duly
sworn according To law. deposes and says
that be Il the owner Of the Villas County News
and that the folio wing II. TO the best 81 his
know ledge and belief. a true statement Of the
ownership. management, etc. of the afOre-
said publication for the date shown In the
above caption. required BY the Act of An
gust -. 1912. embodied Ia section 443 pos
tai Laws and regulations printed on the re-
verse Of this form. to wit:
Editor Managing Editor. Business Manager
Publisher-D. {. Menefee, Eagle River. Wis
owner-D. Z. Menefee. Eagle River. Wis.
known bondholders, mortgages and other
security holders holding per rent or more
OF total securities. bonds. mortgages or
other ustruments-None.
ID. Z. MENEFEE Owner
Subscribed aud sworn 20 before me this
18th day Of April. 1929
FINN LAwI.ER. Notary Public
Add Vocational Lyrics.
For the Telephone Glrl-"I Hear
Won CauInf Me."-Bos'ru TRANSCRIPT
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PAID ADS.
Girl Wanted.

For general homework. about
first of MAY; modern house, no
children and no washing; work
is easy; good wages. Address L.
w. B. care News Office. 21-3t.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-21
For Sale.

Single buggy, almost new; tor
$50. also single buggy harness
cheap. Fred Matycek. Stiff.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-21

---r<nslty Of Oceans
~ vast Rre the contents ~ the
oceans that q would take 2.ONOOO
years for all the sen water in the
world 10 fi0E over Niasai-.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-21

Buggy for Sale.
Single buggy for sale. See w.
III. Love, Kathan lake. 2l-3t.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-21
Bull for Sale.

Purebred Holstein bull tor sale;
price; 3 yrs old. See
Peter Hedeen, Conover. 21-2tF
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-21

FoR THR cHURcHls WORK
4 AT HoAfE A acore citizens come
9n1sr this hsa1. Consider cniy one.
ftvs ant De- bali mfiiion people in the
Urits4 States cannot even read ana
~ftge thc Engiish language Who -
O. carry turward this xast ~ork Of
AasriSaEiEstisn Il the church Gees
nutf
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-21

Add Vocational Lyrics.
For the Telephone GIrl-'T Hear
You Ca"Ina Me."-Bo~trO TRANSCRIPT
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-21

, FoR HOSPITALS AND HOMES.
: kserF year thoasantsc Of ncnand
,~cmsn seriouaiy iii are turned away
iFam Church hospitals because Of
lisa e room- The chiidrcns homes
are eompeiiec - turn away more
eetl.rx1 than they ean receive
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-18
W. NJ. U. Program.

W. H' ~ foSt"n'
The following program has been ar
ranged for the w. M. U. meeting
which will be held at the home of
Mrs. ], II. Propst, sos, 9Th Ave. N,
next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
4 Hymn, make Me a Channel of
Blessing
Prayer by Mrs. r. S. Gavin.
| Scripture lesson and Bible study,
by the leader, Mrs. Pitts.
Home Mission Work, by Mrs. O.
Dotherow.
Recitation: "The Indians 23rd
Psalm" by Miss Elizabeth McCaf-
ferty.
"The Negroes" a reading by Mrs,
j. b. Jacobs
/ Quartette, "The Old Folks at
Home" by Mesdames Funk, Jones,
Fraser and Miss Sanders. Accom-
PIANIST, Mrs Hollingsworth.
Cuba and the Canal Zone" by
Mrs, d. S. McClanahan.
"Mountsineers," by Mrs. Robert
Stephenson.
Church Extension, by Mrs. D. F.
Mccullough.
Recitation, by Miss Mary Alice
Hawley
Every member is cordially invited
to attend.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-18
First Methodist Church.

At the morning hour will be heard
Miss Margaret Holiday, our repre-
sentative at The great Des Moines
Student Volunteer Convention, fol-
lowed by fifteen minute talk Ly the
pastor, THE New Vision of Our
Young People The young people Of
the church should attend this service
without fail.
The evening hour will be fifty
fifty service celebrating the death OF
one John Barley Corn. The mem-
bcrs Of all down town churches sheuld
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-18

Regular meeting Of Tombigbee
Lodge no. ~ was held Tuesday
Night with g. G. Fred HaysIette ia
Che chair. There was q very good at-
tendance as the weather was bad
Ali Of the officers but 8 were at
their stations and business was des-
patehed very rapidly. The rank Of
Knight was conferred on Esquire, J..
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-18

attend this service The pastor Of
DE First Baptist Church. and che
pastor Of the First Methodist Church
via "split the service each taking
fifteen minutes, and It should be a
real union service.
James Il. Felts, Pastor,