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New-York tribune., 1921-06-13
Havana Drug Seizures Point
10 barcelona Smugglers' Ring

HAVANA, Cuba, May % (By Mail9.
Seizure by Havana customs inspec-
tors of several valuable contraband
shipments of opium has given rise to
the theory that a strong smuggling
organization is working through the
Spanish Port of Barcelona The drug
captured has been found in TIE bag
gage of passengers arriving from that
port
One consignment, which was found
in warehouse here, is valued at
about $250,00o.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-13
italy Honors Geo. Eastman
Decoration Conferred by Am
bassador Ricci at Rochester

ROCHESTER, June 12.-Signor Ro-
lando Ricci, Ambassador from Italy,
conferred the Order of the Grown Of
italy on George Eastman at the latter'8
nome here tonight. He said that it
was the wish of King Victor Emmanuel
that Mr.. Eastman become a Knight of
the Italian Crown in recognition of his
personal achievement in giving useful
Inventions to the world and rising by
ms own efforts from obscurity to fame,
also IN appreciation for the gener-
osity with which Mr.. Eastman has dis
trlbuted large part of his fortune.
The presentation took place after an
enthusiastic reception had been given
TO the Italian envoy by the Italian peo-
pie of Rochester at the unveiling of a
captured Austrian field piece
New-York tribune., 1921-06-13

A single order meant moving from
one to $50 telephones, small monitor
switchboard or a big private branch
exchange. Hundreds of buildings had
to be surveyed to determine the exact
nature Of the changes to be made. T
Working on an emergency basis.
our plant men broke all records for
the May moving period - an achieve
ment in service to New York City that
shows how earnestly every telephone
employee is working to again give YOU
telephone service wheE and where yoD
pant it,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-13
The Telephone Job
When New York Moves
in May

MAY 1st to you means one day of
AVA moving - the climax of weeks of
preparation.
To us it means the high point in a
huge two-months' job of moving tele-
phone equipment and installing it in
subscribers new locations.
Each year, from April to June, this
work must be done under continuous
high pressure. This year we had to
handle $1,000 orders for the connec-
ton, disconnection and relocation of
telephone apparatus.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-13

of the train, brought it to a quick stop
by use Of emergency brakes. The body
was removed TO the Old Slip police sta
ton A Standard Oil employees tsg
and 20 cents were found IN a pocket Of
the woman's gown.
Police identification of the body as
that of Eva Piotti had not been verified
late last night.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-13

one Of the boys threw lighted cigar
cite into it, had been taken from the
freight depot of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad at Mariners Harbor. Funer
ais Of the three dead boys will be held
from their respective homes tomorrow
morning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Danske Kirker Og kirkelig
FOreninger.

ST. PEDERS DANSKE EV.-LUTH,
KIRKE. 35. Ave. s. og 80. st
Gudstjeneste hver SGndag Formid.
dag ri. 1890. Under P~r@stevakan.
cen bes9rger Pastor A. Bobjerg I'd.
fGrelsen af kirkelige Hamburger.
Han pr@diker ogsaa, naar like an.
derledes oliver bekjendtgjort. Bo.
p@l: 4717 Grand Ave. Telefon
Colfax 1896. Kredsens FrRste1
pr@diker skiftevis. S0ndagsskoie
i Kirken hver S6ndag ri. II.
IMMANUELE DANSKE EV. LUTH,
KIRKE. HI. at %. St. og Is. Ave.
s. ~Gudstjeneste hver SGndag For.
middag=Kl.. 10.45sog AftenaKl. 7.3O.
S4ndagssko1e ri. $50 Form. Ung.
domsmgde liver Fredsg Aften n. s.
Pastor A.. w. Lund, s2211 Is. Ave. 8.
Telefon Dupont 2195. us
FpRSTE@ DANSK-NORSKD BAPTIST
K1RKE. e. 80. st. 7og 16. Ave. 8.
Gudstjenester III. 1890 Form. o.
.7.45rAften, lsSSndagskole Kl u.
.UngdonnsmDde Ri. $50. Pastor o.
Breeding. \ q ss&
FpRsTE DANsK-NORsKE METO-
DIST KIRKE. Bloomington Ave.
o. Lake 81. (tidligere aHalmrast
Hall). Gudstjeneste hver S9ndaE
ri. 1890 Form. .og s Aften.. Sgn-
dagsskolef III. 9I5 Form. Epwaorth
League ri. z Aften. Pastor 81. K.
Madsen, 1906 s. 8. st. Telefon &C.
neva 6489.
BETHLEHEM DANSK-NORSKE ME
TODIST KIRKE. Emerson og 80.
Aye. N. Gudstjenester ri. 1890
Form. og 8 Aften. Epworth League
ri. z Aften. Pastor L. G. Knudson.
Bolig we'd Kirken; Telefon Cherry
1880.
ST. PEDERS KvINDEFORENING.
Mode hver l.. Torsdag i Maaneden,
LAKE AMELIA KVINDEFORE.
MING m9der hver 8. Torsdag /
Maaneden.
ST.. PEDERS KIRKES UNGDOMS.
FORENING. Mode hver 1. og 3.
hjemmet, 1920 AZ. st.. East.
DANSK U-NGDOMSHJEM.
1920 AZ. st. East. Telefon Dupont
20O6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Dansk Skole.

bet er nu afgjort, at der oliver
4 Ugers danske Skole her Min
neapolis i haste Maaned. Sko-
len vii blive holdt i Salen i st.
Peders Kirkes Kelderetage. Den
begynder> Mandag den IL. JUL
XII. 9 Formiddag. Til at holde
Skole er antaget den velovede
Lererinde Miss Agnete Fenger,
Datter af den danske Lege Pm.
Fenger i Askov, MINI. Under
visningen vii omfatte: Fortelling
fra Bibelhistorien og fra Dan
mark, Sange, og Ovelser i dansk
L1sning og Skrivning.
Danske Foreldre indbydes til
at sende deres Born til Skolen.
Betalingen er sat til $1.00 per
Uge for hver Familie. Indmel-
delser modtages at Jergensen,
1881 Chicago Ave, og A. Bo-
berg, ,,Ugebladets" Kontor, Te-
lefon Geneva 8413.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Leternc Diet.

Fru Christine Jespersen, Traverse
City, Mich, skriver::, For to or ire
dive Aar siden opgav to Lager mig
og sagde, at jeg like kunde leve en-
Dag lzngere. Jeg er nu tire og syvti
Aar CANNED, endnu levende og al
bejdende. takket vaere DR.. Peters Ku-
riko. Da Folk saa, hvad denne Me
dicin havde udrettet for mig, blew de,
en- livlig Eftersporgsel efter den; sely
Legerue indrommede de code Egen-
skaber Kuriko besad." Dette beromte
Urtemiddel er en- Medicin for Kon-
stitu .ionen, den indvirker paa hele
Systemet og ger godt, hvad Sygdom-
men saa end er, Sslges like gennem
.Apotekere; specielle Agenter Ievefel
den. Skriv til d.. Peter Fahrney &
Sons Co., 2501 Washington Blvd,
Chicago, III.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Pastor Valdemar S. Jensens Tale,

Pastor Valdemar S. Jensens Tale.
Mandags Aften talte Pastor
v. S. Jensen fra Skolen i Des
Moines we'd ct Mede i.St. Peders
Kirkes Forsamlingssal. Han
tog som Udgangspunkt Arnljot
'Gellina og viste at man kun naar
Livslykken we'd at fnde sin Livs-
.gerning. Han fremhevede den
indirekte aandelige Paavirkning
at Born og Unge gennem For
telling og Fremstilling af Idea
Ter, i Modsstning til den direkte
Opfordring og Mora1iseren.
|Ssrlig dvelede han we'd Betyd-
ningen af voredanske bibelhisto.
riske Sange. Til Slut CAV han
en- Del verdifulde Oplysninger
ON Skolen i Dies Moines.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
N0RD DAKOTA,
SolskinSStaten.

Det lovende Land for den
Mand, der hungrer efter Land.
Byg Deres Farmhjem, hvor De
endnu har en- Lelighed til
at kobe Land til Priser fra for
Krigen. De kan kobe af dette
fine Land paa lettere Vilkaar END
De kan rente Land at lige Verdi
i de eldre Settlementer. Skaf dig
Kendsgerningerne ON Nord Da-
kotas rige Muld,dets udmerkede
'Skoler, diets solrige styrkende
Klima, og diets overordentlige
Muligheder. Nord Dakota har
SEEKS hundrede Billioner Tons at
egne Ku1.
Skriv Dag ON fiji Oplysninger
-koster intet, giver ingen For
pligtelser. Adresse:
Department of Immigration,
BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Danske FOrenlnger.


DEN DANsKE CENTRALKOMITN.
President F. M. Hinch, GAS Secu-
rity Bldg. Tel. Main 1882. Sekre-
t@r p. M. Nielsen, 5000 IA. Ave. 8.
Tel. Colfax 7786. Kvartalsmgde
den f6rste Mandag / hvert Kvartal.
FORENINGEN DANA, Mode liver 2.
og 4 Tirsdag i Maaneden i DANA
Hall.
THORvALDsEN LOGE NO. As, D.
b. s., m9der liver 2. og 4. Fredag
Aften i DANA Hall.
ALEXANDRA LOGE NO. %, D. s. s.,
m6der hver L. og 8. Frvedag / Da-
niakHall. (
GEORG BRANDEs LOGE Mr.. 31e,
.. B. s., Mode hver /. og 8. Ere
dag Aften / Calhoun Commercial
Club, iii. az Lake st. og Lyndale
Ave. So.
UNGDoMsFoRRN1lNGBl1N AT ,o5"
meder hver Onsdag Aften i DANA
lille Sal :,
In Den e11gelife &orge bar ! ia,
$1,sAoloni1,g ober 1000 EieneitefoH.
- Af Rerfoner, Tom ror11mes Of
|2Daet, brebes e~enr.eubnitlig TIN 2.
sJapd1,s aroripring bor baret /
England paaet Ins.gere BeiJe. stor
's staSE'' bleb bbou1 bebift, bibor ba, tom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
I, B. HAIR TONIC.
Minneapolis, Mimi,

Marts 26. 1921
The L. B. Hair Tonic Co.,
Minneapolis, MINI.
.Jeg har pr9vet mango Midle1
for at drebe ,,dandrufff" Man
pc af dem har hjulpet en- It'd
men ogsaa kun en- It'd. M fin
der :jeg, at Deres Preparation
virkelig dr@ber ,,dandruff". II
Flasher at Deres Tonic" har =
Diet er jeg sikker paa = fret
mig fra denne PLACE. Nit Haa1
var meget tyndt, foraarsaget al
,,dandrufff"; men Diet har nj
visit saerdeles store Fremskridt.
Jeg skal med Glade anbefale
denne Preparation til hvemsom'
helst. Den ,overgaar allie WIDEN
skabelige Forventninger.
Deres arb1dige
A. E: Carlson,
BAIT Oakland Ave.
Minneapolis, MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
@arlS 2inbitoo 9,
Blomiter6auoler,
400 Gait Granflia Mpenne'
@egge Selefoner.
Amelia, Misunderstanding.

Lake Amelia Kvindeforening.
Torsdag den 16. Juni havde
Mrs. Gust Nord indbudt til Mo-
de i sit HEN we'd Elk River.
XII. 10 Formiddag samledes en-
Del af Selskabet we'd 54th Str.
og Lyndale Ave., south, hvor
Turen fortsattes pr. Automobll
til Elk River; man naaede Be-
stemmelsesstedet rundt Mid
dagstid, hvor Mrs. Nord serve
rede en- god Middagsmad, som VI
nod ude i Diet gr6nne under de
sk~yggefulde Tracer.
Under M9det blew ct Brew fra
Mrs. Tarpgaard oplest, som vi
igennem dette Blad sender vor
hjerteligste TAX for, SAINT mango
kaerliee Hilsner til Familien
Tarpgaard.
Mrs. A. j. Spain at Womens
Cooperative Alliance var tilstede
og talte godt for denne Sag,
Resten at Dagen gik med, at see
de skgnne Omgivelser, og we'd
fem Tiden samledes man ON
Kaffebordet, hvorefter Duren glk
hjemad; vi var .da sikkert allie
enige ON, at have tilbragt en-
god og forn9jelig Dag paa Mr.. og
Mrs.. Gust Nords smukke Farm
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Is Aars Minde.

bet var den Is. Juni rs Aar 81
den en- at de ejendommeligste
danske Prester, som har virket
i Amerika, dede her i Minnea-
polls. bet var Pastor P. c.
Trandberg, som havde haft en-
rig og frugtbar Virksomhed paa
Bornholm, og de sidste IA Aar
af sit Liv arbejdede blandt sine
udvandrede Landsmsnd. Han
var en- halt begavet Vskkelses-
predikant, hvis Practitioner sat-
te 'Spor, hvor de blew holdt. Pa
stor Trandbergst Stsv hvi1er paa
Crystal Lake Gravplads, hvor
en- Mindesten med hans Buste
paa Topper er rejst over ham.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Til Danmark.

Hidtilverende Principal for
Askov consolidated school and
high SCHOOL,, Professor jobs So
rensen, som tillige er Presti Den
Danske Kirke, har nu forladt
Askov OF er med sin Familie paa
Veien til Danmark, hvor Diet er
deres Hensigt at tage varigt Op-
hold.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
TAX.

vi vii herved bringe vor bedste og
~hiertelieste TAX til ale, som a
med til at give IS en- glad Guild
b~ryllupsdag den "a. Juni. TAX for de
smukke og rige Gaver. TAX til Pastor
Lund OF ale andre FOR Talerne, for
Sanger og Musiken,i Kirken og ! sa-
len. TAX for allie code Onsker fra dem
der like talte. TAX for Telegram fra
Loge As. TAX for Breve fra Pastor
Tarpgaard og Pastor J. Jorgensen med
| Familier. 1 gjorde Dagen uforglemme
1ipfor os. Derfor siger vi after: Tax
John P. Christensen og Hustru.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Besos paa Gjennemrejse.

Miss Ebba Sorensen fra Oma.
ha opholdt sig her en- Dag flor.
rige Uge paa G~jennemrejse til ct
aarligt Mode at Studenter-Kam
merater paa Cornell Universitet,
Ithaca, N. Y. Hun gjorde Rel.
sen herfra via Duluth og de store
Soer, og fortsatte til New York
Osten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01

st. Paul.
City Office:
628 Endicott Building.
Deb &ipb elIer &eparation al
tire beipg ben pelfjenbte S11beIer
Simon Melion, 211 6. 7tb Street.
Forglemmi&ej.

A6A>AA6SJ
Fri Observation-Disclosures
Forglemmigej vii afholde Picnic
.Torsdag den ". JUL we'd Como
Park Picnic Grounds Kom fra
Formiddagen saa tidig som mu-
.ligt; medbring. Lunch og Kop-
per; Foreningen vii afholde regu-
lert Mode hos Mrs. Christi Lar
sen, 1882 Feronia Ave-, Onsdag
den 10. JUL. Tag Minneapolis
Car til Dewey Ave, gaa l Block
til ,Feronia Ave. Glen Diet nu
like; ale er velkommen.
C. A.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Bes6g.

Vor gamle Ven L. Thorsellfra
Fargo, N. d., aflagde os forleden
Dag ct k1rkommet Beseg.4 Han
havde veret paa en- UdflugtiSt.
Louis og Chicago. Fra N. Da-
kota kunde han melde code I'd
sigter for II osten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Thtatrfttf,

NEW LYRIC. Sentimental
Tommy ct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., hvori
der ogsaa ofres, og hvis Scene er lagt
i Shetland, vii blive den store Til
trekning paa New Lyric i den sidste
Uge, fer dette Teater lukker for Som
meren. Gaa og Sc Tommy Sandy
og hans lille Pige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Halvor Ellingsens Moder dod.

Observation-Disclosures LINENS agent
her i Minneapolis Mr.. Halvor Filling.
sen modtog i Mandags Telegram fra
Stavanger, at hans <Moder, er dod.
Dette Sorgens Bud kom helt. uventet,
da den gamle Dame hidtil har vGret
rask. Fru Ellingsen var Enke efter
Oyerretssagforer Carl Johan EHingsen
i sttavanger, hvor hun var fodt. Hun
bley, SO Aar gammel. Foaruden son
lle' her ! Byen efterlader hun sig 4
'DIotre I Norge, ? / stavanger. en- / Ber.
gen og en- i Haugesund.
"trip efter 4rIpfsn.a1lu,er q bsttt
nHlAaS#M2Eg SsssEssSg MISUNDERSTANDING YafsilE.y
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
NORD DAKOTA FARM TIL SALG.

:, YIN Tnsn1 T)an, ST. Acres; 8 Mil sydvest for Pages N. d.; ny
K!asses stald; to code "graneries' til 10000 Bushels, Tibygnng vii
rumme Diet sanme. 80 Acres er Eng, sol giver 100 Tons I'D aarig: 40
Acres fenced" til Grasmark; Resten tisaaet. $4,000 pr. Acre paa iette
Vnkaar. Den halve Al medf@lger hus kdbt fdr I Jni skriv iii Flo.
ren P. O. Box 5T3, Fargo, N. D. -"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
~sostersanftnds Picnic.

Eleonore Christine Loge az D. SIS.
holder Fest. 1 Diet frie Plhla hall
Park TTrsdag den u. JUL ON IF
temiddasen, Kom med II, at hyde. Ma
turen ANNEX med !, sFFennaeer. Enlhver
medbringe en- Kop og en- ske--- -
Resten kommer andre med.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01

er .ugebIa6et"8 &elefonrn&uu11er. ~
@e1pt BET fIittigt. Sling op % for.
tel o. Gepbeser. 81 Ton a{brts foo
for mango.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01

Gldmiens' Malerffole II M aab'
na fur nben Gltper. Stnbip, 722
Session BIocf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Den lille S~yforenine

holder Model Eftermiddag, Tors
dag. hos Mrs. Hans Petersen,
2O16 %. Ave. So.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01

STRAND. Sheltered Daughters
:er en- Film, der wiser os to Piger, hvis
For9ldre holder dem i Uvieenhed ON
Verdens Ondskab o Llvets Fristel-
ser. De oryIe4 Ia sidst, " saA
gaar Diet dem gait netop fordi de val
uvidende.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
St. Peders Kirkes Kvindefore'
ming.

Torsdae den Z. JUL holder St. Pc
ders Kvindeforening sit Maanedsmo-
de j Salem under Kirken. Mrs. Ma
RE. Iversen OF Miss Grog indbyder.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01

. BLUE MOUSE.-"Love" wiser
en- ung Piges Kerlighed til og Op-
ofrelse for sin lille Soster, skent hun
derived er lige paa Nippet til at ode
lsgge sit eget Liv. Det er ct Billede
at Livet. som fortjener at ses.
STATE.-'Too Much Speed" er
ct speeding" Billede, som oprulle1
en- Kerlighedshistorie mellem en- Au-
tomobil : Veddelobskorer, Dusty
Rhoades'', ogsD atteren at en- Fabri-
kant at Veddelgbs-Automobiler. Del
er Fart over Diet hele; men hvem der
ynder Diet, faar noget for sine PENCE.
NEW GARRICK.-"Sacred and
Profane Love- wiser den unge .Pige
Carlotta Bell, som 81. ,en heldig For
fatterinde, og som selv er forelsket
en- Violinist, der er .forfa]den til Alb
smith, medens hun efterstrebes af en-
gift Mand. Den 9. JUL lukker New
Garrick.
Pantagges. - I denne smelende He
de er Diet godt, at der findes ct, sted,
hvor den like PLACER os. Pantages er
Stedet. Her kan man baade more sig
og samtidig blive beskyttet mod He
den. Derfor er Diet intet Under, at
Teatret Ell fyldt til sidste PIads.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
EN- KANDIYOH COUNTY FARM.

EN- KANDIYOH COUNTY FARM.
Y Udm@rket 200 Acre Farm, 6 Mil fra By + belt skandinav1sk Settle
ment; sort Muldjord, Ierundenag, idt rolling. Code 'improvemnts",
5 Acres smuk Painting; 100 Acres dyrket. Resen i Granma1k og Eng:
Ligger we'd Hovedvej, kun 1 Mil fra Skole og Kirke. Prs for dette fine
Farmhjem kun $125O0 pr. Acre pa meget leHe Vlkaar.
vi har ogsaa godt og bnigt Farm Land N. Dakota og Canada, skan-
dinaviske Setthmenter. Pri@rne er fra $11O0 til $500 pr. Acre, = skrfv
til o, hvad De gnsker. BODUM LAND COMPANY, WIILMAR. MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Farme Sails,

Farnne I'll Sales. En- 800 Acres udsSgt Farm Steele Co, N. D Thar nye
ger, forrnig Brend, Tracer, en- Del Hegn, en Mil fra god By, god Skole. Kan fsbee
for den bihge Ps af SIP 90 pr Acre. Ejren retired. III
E - anden udmerket 160 Acres Farm,f fem Milfra Fargo O Il Mil fra ea @ 600
600 70 Packing P,n NJ god :otJ lord at bsd'ss slags, e. ige1edes dls,g': Et eods
NORTHROP LAND CO.. 3ou Broadway, Fargo. n. D.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01

NORTH DAKOTA.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
ut~ntana Comb.

Seer fD9 pg fpb en- 5orm. mems 8rHen r lan.
Sp6brfeoe sSarne Set rQe Su6itb 8oTn gfDntauo til meoet hiuioe gsr5er NJ
po lete 8ufoor 6fan6tuaMf 9ebhQqeIe. ~N ~
Sa @fsturfonsprir oe Dotoer: ""SSernbanebiaet thba9ebetot til oen, Der tg Der
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Roy, Montana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01

se.friD eiter RrIoes,In1l.,er Il III
1llb. .:zz5. s5l
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01

En- at de bedste STOCK Farms" Diet sydige Minnesota
40 Acres god lord, alt dyrket u Mil fra Wells, 1 Mil fra Hehkoe.
skandl nv11Sk s sMt code Bygninger, shrt Beboelseshus, barn T.
lie. 300 Acres woven wire fenced. S@lges paa lete Vnkaar, Overtagel-
Sc straks: Kreaturer og Maskineri kan medf6lge. Skiv straks til Eimn,
Matt. Olson. Wells, Minnesota,
an Acre Farm 2 Mil fra Elton. II Mil fra Sidespor, hvor Tog holder.
y "o'' '~'"' og Skole lge we'd. Lermuldet, bolgeformgt Land; 40
Acres dyrket, nssten stenfrt; Resten ,cut-over". To story" Hus .sided".
like nplastered"; stensat Kelder Pms, for 1ask Sag $500. Sc mig for
andre code Tnbud.
W. A. MAERTZ, Amigo, Wi.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-29

Of beautiful black satin. The sleeves
are of the graceful flowing type.
In all black The Outlook is show
ing a lovely black satin afternoon
dress effectively trimmed in ostrich.
Many of the new satin frocks are
shown in rich colorings. One in the
new mahogany shade is made on SIM
pie lines with the fashionable Jenny
sleeve drawn partly iRto a straight,
narrow cuff at the wrist.
Purple is again in vogue and is used
very prettily in beading and silk en-
broidery in trimming dresses of soft
crepe back satin.
The Outlook is also showing an ex-
tensive line of good looking silk duye-
tyn dresses. One of these is made on
simple lines in a beautiful shade of
brown.
A saw also in this shop Poiret twin.
tricotine and fine French serge that
had been transformed into attractive
tailored and semi-tailored dresses.
Some were combined with gay colored
duvetyn, others were embroidered in
wool. silk braid, monkey fur, gray
squirrel, bright beads, nail heads of
jet and cherry red lend distinction to
these well made wool dresses.
One dress of navy blue Poiret twill
that I thought especially pretty has
long flowing sleeves of black satin and
effective trimmings of narrow bands of
gray squirrel.
If you want a new dress you viii
find varied selection at The Outlook
and have the assurance that you won't
meet yourself coming down the street
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Pacific Hallway were held here today
owing to floods in the Frazer valley
The Coquitlam river began to over
flow Thursday after heavy rains.
Tracks are under water in many
places and at least one trestle has been
swept away. Mud slides have added
to the danger of operating trains.
Reports today said that the town
had been practically cut in two by
stream of water which, dashed down
a mountain side,> sweeping numerous
buildings to- the beach. Britannia
Beach is a mining town with popu-
lation of 1900, situated on mountain
eighteen miles from here, on Howe
Sound.
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method to bring about the desired re-
suits, or the original purpose may be
defeated.
An instructor from the-east has been
teaching the employees of the Pelle-
tiers Marinello Shop a number of
splendid new scientific methods of
facial massage. The muscle strap
ping treatment not only stimulates
circulation, but tightens the relaxed
and sagging muscles. The "Erasetor
facial eliminates lines and wrinkles.
A combination facial (either of the two
mentioned above or a rest facial'D
and scalp treatment with the muscle
toning machine, is very effective and
rejuvenating. The machine is used on
the head and gives an excellent cleo
trical scalp massage.
The Marinello shop at PelIetier's is
now doing beautiful and successful
permanent waving with the new Per-
moiI Machine, which absolutely will
not harm the hair. Think how fine it
will be to, throw away those old wavers
and curling irons, and arrange your
hair easily and prettily every day.
The convenience ard charm of
permanent wavy hair is yours at
PelIetier's.
(AdVerliaement.)
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IN OUR TOWN is a

IN OUR TOWN is a
shop that is showing
women's apparel in sew
en- hundred exclusive
designs at opula r
prices. 1t is The Out
look.
I saw there beautiful
dresses for every occa-
sion, afternoon, dinner,
evening and for the
street.
An afternoon dress
that I thought espec-
tally pretty has a bod
ice of Mohawk georg-
cite brocaded in black
silk Unl1rnt and q -Irs,.+
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than the ones that are shipped in.
They have chrysahthemums in every
size. from the baby ones to the giants.
These flowers adapt themselves well
to decoration, they are graceful in
baskets, tall vases and the smaller
varieties are lovely in a low bowl.
Speaking of low bowls: you'll find
them, too, in several different kinds
of pottery and bright glassware at The
Hayes Flower Shop.
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FARMER FACES ARSON CHARGE
Raymond FraI1es Arrested by Deputy
Fire NIarshaIs.

Deputy Fire MarshaIs Elstrum and
H. G. Kyle returned to Topeka today
from Troy, Kan, where they arrested
Raymond Frakes, a farmer, on the
charge of burning the house he was
living in near Severance in order to
collect the insurance he carried on his
household goods. The house was
rented property, according to Elstrum.
Frakes was released on $1,000 bond
and will be given a preliminary hear
ing November s. The total loss Of the
fire is estimated at $4,000.