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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-28
INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCES ONLY
President Does Not Plan
League or Association of
Nations :.
IMPROVEMENT ON
HAGUE MEETINGS

Would Have Authorized Body Call Con-
ferences at Any Emergency - Would
Supplement and Complete Work of
Disarmament Gathering. ..s
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-28
BUYS BIG VERMONT HOTEL.
L. II. Johnston of Florida Purchases Lake
Bonoseen Property.

RUTLAND. Nov. 2S.-The Hotel
Prospect property at Lake Bomoseen in
CaStleton has been sold by its owner, Ed
ward A. Ellis, to Loren. r. Johnston,
manager of the Hotel Ormond, Ormond
Beach Fla. Though no statement is
made regarding the consideration, it is
understood that sthe transaction involves
about $4,000.
The hotel was built in 1888 by William
G. Mound of Castleton and has accom-
modations for 30 guests. Twelve cot
taees are included in the property sold.
The new owner of tie property is a
Vcrmonter. having been born I'M, Fatairlee.
He shas~ been connected witfstlre Florida
East Coast HotellCo. for snufnbsr of
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-28
Bic Christmas Tree al Keene.

KEENE, \. H, Nov. 2S.-Plans for
the community Christmas tree this year
have been announced by Il. p Small.
president of the Keene Chamber IF Com
merce. Funds which were left over from
last year will be used and 10 further So
licitation for the purchase OF gifts for
the children viii be necessary. 4 tree
nearly 30 feet high and brilliantly IL
Illuminated will stand in Central square
at the south side of the park
The tree will be- given this year by
Henry L. Shepardson. VINO donated the
tree last year The lighting will be done
by the Keene Gas and Electric Co. \. w.
Pressler will have charge of the decor
atoms.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-28

&. BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
Especial Dispatch to The Reformer
DOWNRIGHT 1921.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-28

AHN h'ti iAS 'alLL1ii6 thc L resilient > au-
viSers is that the league of nations should
be perpetuated for the benefit of Europe
but that it's influence will always be re-
giOnal while the calling of IA conference
as a sequel to The Hague conference
viii be worldwide and absolutely divorced
from any particular group of nations, or
their interests. Mr.. Root has the idea
that movements for international coop
Grafton are necessarily slow and cannot
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-28
Thin Folks

If you are weak, thin and nervous, let
the Brattleboro Drug Company supply
you with Bitro-Phosphate 1t is guaran-
teed to increase weight and strength and
restore energy, yigor and nerve force
Advertisement .a-.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-28

Students of singing may now use a
new appliance which enables Them to
practice without any sound being audible
outside the ROOM
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-14
GOOD BLOOD NEEDED
IN SPRINGTIME
People With Poor Appetite, Bad
Complexions and "Spring Fe-
yer" Need a Blood Tonic
GUIDES PEPTO-MANGAN is
BEST
Makes Rich Red Blood-Renews
Vitality and Increases Body's
Resistance to Disease

Spring is the time when good
blood is so vital to health. If you
do not feel the thrill Of Spring in
your blood. if YOU take no pleas
urc in living, if your appetite is
poor. your complexion pallid or
muddy. and you tire easily, you
can be pretty sure that your
blood is not TIP to the mark SO
many feel that way in Spring. Es-
pecially housewives who have so
much work to do. They get over
tired and run-down-their blood
becomes weak and thin.
Build up your health now by
taking that splendid Spring blood
tonic, Guides Pepto-Mangan. 1t
will give vital power to the red
icorpusclcs in your blood. They
will go racing through your blood
carrying fresh supplies of oxygen
to all the tiny cells. 1t will help
improve your color and your APP
petite You will take more inter
est Al things and enjoy life more
You will stop going around with
that tired. all-gone feeling.
! Physicians have prescribed
/ Guides PcptO-Mangan for thirty
wears. You can get it at yOu1
druggists in either tablet or Ii
'Qud form. Take whichever yo,
prefer. They have the same mcdi-
cinal value. Get the genuine
/ Advertisement.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-14

TT Is a good thing that weddings
i prove inspiring to designers, for, of
all occasions. they demad most at the
hands of milliners. But Quitting j
wedding procession is pure joy to
artistic souls. Here they may be as
picturesque as they please; no other
hats give them SO much latitude in
the choice Of style and use of color;
none are so advantageously placed.
The hats from which the mother and
other relatives of the bride are to
make their choice must provide dis
tinction and brilliance in headwear.
For the Easter wedding this year,
the array of hats is very literally bril-
liant Millinery fabrics and novelties
have multiplied opportunities for the
designers, and their imaginations
fairly dance to the music of novel ma
terials and of ribbons, laces, flowers.
In the group of four hats pictured
there are two that will make a good
choice for the mother of the bride or
any other of her matronly relatives,
who are on the sunay side OF sixty.
One of them. at the top Of the group,
is of brilliant black straw with a
dangling fringe Of cellophane orna-
ments about the brim edge. This is g
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-14
AT THE MOVIES

The plot and subject matter OF
dead Men Tell No Tales by T.
w. Hornung. author of ''Raffles. ,
! provided the popular writer OF
crime fiction with excellent ma
terial for sensational and en-
thralling novel of desperate adj
venture on the high seas The
novel, in turn, gave Vitagraph an
opportunity to produce an astolsh-
ingly impressive motion picture.
dead Men Tell No Tales" has
been visualized by Vitagrapl1 as a
Tom Terriss special production
and will be shown at the local
theatres Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Senior Joaquin Santos stands as
a singular figure in the literature
of crime. He possesses the inn
agination and daring of his bu-
cancer ancestors, together with
the cold. calculating murderous-
ness of the footpad who strikes
down his victims in the dark.
In his plot to loot the treasure
ship, the Lady Jermyn, of cases
Of Australian gold antos planned
to cause the death of all the pas
sengers and crew, because dead
men tell no tales" He concealed
this part of his fendish scheme
from John Rattray, however,
knowing that the adventurous
young Squire" would not will
ingly connive at wholesale MUIR
der.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-14
KODAK FINISHING
Bring them today;
Get them tomorrow
The McGaughey Studio

Winchester.
Mrs. George w. Duley, of Hi
nois, is the guest of her parents,
Mr.. an dMrs. Wilson Tate, on
Woodland avenue, having been
called to Richmond by the illness
of her sister, Mrs. II. b. de For
bcs. Mr.. Duley, who accompa-
MED his wife here returned home
Monday.
Miss Nancy Stephens, of Lex
ington. spent the weekend with
Miss Louise Terrill.
News comes from Gulfport,
Miss, stating that Mrs. L. b.
Wciscnburgh, who has D been
spending the winter with her pa
rents. DR.. II. II. Snccd and Mrs.
Sneed, is critically i'll as result
Of d tonsilectomy operation.
Mrs. ]. p. Chcnault and son
will spend several days this week
i'll Paris guests Of Mrs. Ben Buck
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Covin2ton Jet
and son rcturncdto BardstOwIl
Sunday, after a visit to the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Ed Cornell
| son.
Mrs. Keats Speed, who has
been quite i'll at her home i'll New
York, is greatly improved. hci
friends here Will be glad to know
Little Margaret Hanger. tho
itWo-year-old daughter OF Mr.. an(
Mrs. Harry Hanger, Jr., submit
ted to an operation for the re
lmoval of adcnoids last week il
the Danviile hospital.
Mr.. Jeptha Jett and littl'
daughter submitted to an opera
ton Saturday for ting removal o
their tonsils. Friends will be gla(
to know they are rapidly i1nprov
ling.
Mrs. John Parks and littlc
daughter are visiting the former:
parents, Mir. and Mrs. X. {. Cobb
in Danvillc.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Triplct
are happy in the arrival OF 4 littl'
daughter at the Pattie Clay in
Urinary Sunday, March Il.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-14
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Luxon

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Luxon
spent Saturday i'll Lexington.
Mrs. Calvin Galloway IS spend
ing a few days with her father
j. II. Kennedy, in Frankfort.
Mr.. Douglas Chcnault spent
Saturday i'll Lexington.
Mrs. Overton Harder has re-
turned from a visit to Lexington
and Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Goodloe.
Misses Florence Lewis. Nettie X.
Evans. Margaret and Sara Che
Inault and Master Joe Chenault
spent Saturday in Lexington.
The Bourbon News says: Mr..
and Mrs. William Howard, ST.. Of
Richmond Mrs. William Rem
.in%ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Logan
Howard, OF Paris. were recent
.Eucsts of relatives i'll Carlislc.'
Mrs. Mason Dunn and daughter
Miss Margaret Lucille. have re
turned from visit to Cincinnati.
MIR. and Mrs. b. d. Gordon and
daughter, Miss Francis. spent the
Wccl, end with relatives in Mich
olasville.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-14

| .a1ltcI'
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-14

Mn. Stone Maupin and daugh-
ter, June; Mrs. Homer Tanning
and little son. Homer, and Miss
Katie Norris spent Thursday with
Mrs. \ Younger Norris at Waco.
Miss Francis Stone Of Danvillc,
spent the Weekend with Misses
Amy and Margaret Turlcy on
GlNudon avenue.
Nr. J. ). Collins is in Chicago
ON business.
Misses Patsy Rosson and Dun
can Poster were in Lexington on
Saturday to see "Lingcr Longer
Lefty. :.
MIS-. /. ). Collins has returned
from visit to Mrs. Earl Curtis
in Paris.
Mrs. Jesse Dykes and taugh-
ter, Norma, have returned from
Il visit to relatives in Paris and
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Calendar

Monday afternoon at ) o'clock.
the French Mission Circle will
meet with Mrs. b. l.. Middleton
on Lancaster avenue.
Monday afternoon 1T ESQ, the
Tea Dansant at Masonic Temple.
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
the board meeting of the Pattic
Clay Inhrmary.
Wednesday afternoon at ESQ,
Mrs. Julian Tying will entertain
her bridge club.
"Wednesday afternoon 1t 3, the
Mary Patti Club will meet with
Mrs. Walter 9. Park on the Lex
in9ton pike.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-14
Went 10 See
.EI II ger Longer Lefty"

Ali~s Rose Alvcrson and guest,
Airs. N. -. Mvcrson, Of Santiago,
Cat; Mrs. Willis Kennedy. Mrs.
Fannie Park and Miss May1nc
.Camphcll were in Lexington Sat
uriay to see "Linger Longer Let
w."
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-14

Tuesday Afternoon at 2:3O, the
rBooncsboro Chapter, d. y. r.,
will meet with Mrs. J. ]. Neale
with Mrs. Vernon Lcer as joint
hostess.
Friday evening at ! o'clock,
choir practice at the First Baptist
Church.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-14

chic and somewhat daring model. with
vivid rose posed at the front, ex-
actly suited to the pOlSe of a modern
mother. Just below it at the right APP
pears a hat CT shiny cellophane
braid with round crown and sash Of
cire ribbon. This braid is shown in
several colors and is very handsome
in gray or the darker shades as navy
and brown. A short wreath of flow
ers, extending from the side crown to
the under brim. adds a color note that
is lovely with these bright braids.
The lovely bell-crowned hat of hair
braid at the left ought to rejoice the
heart of any fair bridesmaid It is
shown in light colors with border Of
ribbon about the brim-edge and sash
ends at the back. A little rose set In
foliage is posed at the front. But il
maids or maids Of honor have set their
hearts upon something distinctly of
this season. the cellophane hat with
lace edge, all in brown. and border
of pink roses. will captivate them.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-14

of friendship and message OF
sympathcy Also. for the bcauti-
ful flowers and to Mrs. Arch
Dcdman for her assistance in the
funeral arrangements. We will
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-14
Card of Thank.

We desire to use these columns
to express aur heartfelt and sim
cere appreciation for every token
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-14

ever hold in tcndcrest 7cmcm-
brance al who in any way be-
iricnded It's i'll our recent great
bereavement. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
l.antcr. In
Imperial Valley press., 1921-11-16
NOTICE TO WATERMELON
GROWERS

Jacob Jurakian Of Los Angeles,
Water Melon Commission man, is here
in the valley for the purpose of sign
ing contracts. From my experience l
give you advice to be careful on ac-
count of the trouble last year be-
tween Jurak:an and S. Sarkisian. He
paid $52 for two carloads of water
melons. He also had trouble with
Mike Sarkisian the year before, and
this year with j. Camarinos, who
shipped them one car Of water mel
ons and only received $32.
Camarinos brought this case to the
Superior Court in Los Angeles, and
after suit was brought, Jurakian set
tied with Camarinos out Of court
(Signed) j. CAMARINOS.
ADV ... .... 1af2.a4a&aasss
Imperial Valley press., 1921-11-16
|W1e's.,;. s;No17ZN70
Don't Forget the Rest Room Carnival.

Don't Forget the Rest Room Carnival.
Miss Ethel Davis and committee
are busy perfecting plans for the car
nival to be given tomorrow night at
the rest room. Almost interesting
program has been arranged, including
a little skit called, can Esquimo
Tragedy" dramatic reading by Mrs.
{. E. Sones, music by the High School
orchestra, solo by Miss Dorothy
Davis and other clever stunts. Plen-
ty of good eats will be on sale, the
proceeds of which will be given the
Rest Room fund. Everybody is in
vited and good time is assured to all.
Mr.. Todd's Music Studios
Are at G24 Olive. Phone 466-W.
Dance at Seeley Dance Hall every
Saturday night.
The Rotary Club will meet tomor-
row at the Barbara Worth Hotel for
its regular luncheon at IL o'clock.
DR.. Cosgrove Murphy, the noted psy-
.chologist, will give a short talk on
character analysis.
Cut Flowers at the Nursery, $50
Main street, FL Centre.
Violin. Harmony, Theory, Singing
Are taught by Mrs. d. Z. Williams.
A. T. c. l.. (Ene) and Mr.. Williams
t Sl3 Olive. Phone 19SW
The many friends of Edward J.
Powers will regret to learn that he
has severed his relations with the CAL
ifornia Central Creameries, where he
has been field representative for the
past three years and will go into bust
ness for himself in Los Angeles, hand
ling dairy products.
For Polar Distilled Water" call
"Budwine Bottling Co.. 3l1S Broad
way. Phone 22W.
Shipment of Jones' Dairy Farm
Sausage due Thursday. Get your or
der in today. Arcade Food Store, 9th
and State. Phone SO.
Table d'Hote Dinner 81 per
cover-Hotel Barbara Worth.
Special T-Bone Steak Dinner
90c
Dr.. Fontanon. Osteopathic Physician.
Room 80 Davis Bldg, Office and
house phone 1919.
VIOLIN STUDIO-Miss Marie Jen-
kins, instructor Cor 9th and Olive.
Oregon Cafe-Meals SOC. Turkey
dinner 75c Eggs and poultry fresh
from our own ranch. Waffles for
breakfast made at table. Music from
5 to S p. m.
Z. w. Judy of the Holton Power
Company left today and will spend
q week in old Mexico on business.
TO EX-STUDENTS AND ALUMNI
/ OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALL
] FORNIA.
Greetings: Say, there! what do you
say to a ripsnorting get-together
meeting of all of us at the Oregon ho-
I tel, 5th and Broadway, Ell Centre, at
GAS p. n,., on the night of the big
game, Saturday, Nov. 19?
We will have a turkey dinner and
there will be songs and yells and
short, snappy speeches. You will be
asked to recite at least two funny in
cidents that occurred during your COL
lege career.
The cinch notice will be s1.O0 per
plate.
Ex-students. alumni, and their
wives and husbands, will make up the
party.
Remember, "It's all for the sake of
California"
Sincerely,
T. l.. GARTHWAITE.
RS.VP. ~ (P.D.Q)!!
Imperial Valley press., 1921-11-16
AUCTION SALE
Broadway Secondhand Store

AUCTION SaIe-BrOadway Second
hand Store, 207 N. 5th st. As have
decided to quit the secondhand busi-
ness, will sell at auction my entire
stock till all sold. Commencing We'd
nesday morning, Nov. 9. Starts at 9
a. m. to II am, and every day tin
sold. Harry G. Rickaby, owner and
auctioneer.-Adv.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-24

Mems Euu = syarf1s x5e1 aar Sgn.
Earnest At = T1ss1l hospital
Mrs. St1liar Zoo .san zoruar5E %
this district : 1uE 4SIln Afsae lee
r-sesnc illness,
me cI1eis ~1te;, -ara eaSan Il u
-rs SasSsg SCclAl ErsGav evening
amounted ID S5T. ms VI d 9ssaG
n larlns Tor -ne electric .lsSlits EI1lc1
vera installed some me IA.
Mr. InG Mrs. Seuariezs 2H1 1anLIv
are axpec All 10 move 20 1aslr law
place wuIc4 -1ey rac4rllg bought n
Alr. Dennis. formerly lge4plesz y lie
BRISTOL family
Nl- 4ad Mrs Slm 3rsssos AMI am
Iy Lett H1udAE Tor -lelr aeN l0me
in Edison. >Sagtt county
Itr VIII Blowers las 11.zt II al
dilou 20 -leir house
Ray 5a-eua helped ID move S11r
SrrsCQi ana -aUUE ~ 11zssau. zl0n-
Jay.
rhe Parent rsalaerS ASSOC ken
anu -1a Literary l-a planning IN sfv-
lng = pie social AQrL : &c ne sea1os
house. -0uN -1r particulars mex
wees
Nv-ou G0rlc4l * se.sHeslam :
sDellInE lIs Tzla-LoE VIA Is Sr4a4-
7Irsn5s. Mr-- 4nd Ms. :. Maenk.
M And Mrs Bisaop II 2e5Hnsaaza
Rave bought tile -4r>gn arm Tn
exgecr 80 MAKE : Srsa1 1141E m
prove msucs>
= farewell parry WIS gwen Mon
Ilv evening at cle E2coa AssaN ras-
idenCa TOR Mir lnd Ms. slazs- 2aavsn
VINO left rgasSiay TOR -lalr a0Gle u
Morris. IOWA. AFTER spending Tie VIII
-ar with relatives II -vadeu
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-,1-e. :. zfsf,T--If0 acres, Pasture anu
rages vest ii Lyhdea. ~ 80
r,@Tsrs Is Proapect 81 pn9.l aI ~
EeIIin CHAM, Wash, 80.
ssse T.nans. Insurance.
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GREENWOOD

farewell 1arsv VS. gwen u 11u-
or Of Mr. -E=orga Saeyaz n 11a 1ome
Ur 1G- rarErEE. ". mi M--s racub
1tssrS. laS- Y ss-cssaav evening Ii
su.CT3hla evening vas srene u M
sc 11d games anu 1t I ate hour
-LucEsou yas served e lie follow
ing Er 1ru Mrs. : : N9eveI OF
Beilinglau Ar a1a 1rs Arthur
Isen6 ana children Mr. AMI Mrs 7
C1leDnr- 1Ger 1nd children Ar anu
Mrs J0nn Earerian l1u children
Ar- L1d Mrs. Ear-v EuIerup Mr. anu
IRIS O. EIISuan 1Ir. 4nI Mrs.
Neenk Ar Ind Ms. Ehas 2euveu
Misses E1ida Tap. NelIfe B0vandam.
1Iida Nelson anu TuIia @surl s1ee1r-
Lessrs. Ernest 1Lesnk. Alberr anu
James 8OysuUau. anu Earosd Hor.-
czli anu -le Iussass.
Mr. ami Ms. caas. 3euvau spent
-he wees Win II 41u Mrs. zacco
Meank AMI family
Ms Geo. Neev4l eft THURSDAY
morning 10r Ter 1ome II Lahore.
a. Ms. Eaeuo EIeeuk Mrs. Cdas.
DeuveE 1ua Ernest Ge4nk 1csuupa-
alad hsr Is Tar - 5elIinguam.
James M0rtea1 II 5siIinsnan US
.tet wlth Is grandparents, M anu
lIrs. Jacob Meenz ms wees.
Mr. Lld Mrs. CHRIS larson and
llmiir Iava moved 10 BeIIing1A-n.
Mr. Larson las rrldeti lis .aru tor
place n 3eilIngnam.
Mrs VII Blowers. Ms. WiuuIL-sd
Rose Mrs. Ben Gilman. 1rs i'm
Bailey AMI son Victor. spent Friday
With Mrs. sam Bristol
Mr. Earnest Taenk US AIKEN I'd
4. Joseph hospital n 8eELinSna-u.
r,Iess12v evening AMI Wis operated
on TOR Appendicitis.
family ire staying II Tia = Neenk
residence turing Ia absence Of Mrs.
iQeuca turing ia absence II Mrs.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-24

Nominations ara now n order TOR
the Grand Marshal 1f she GimleC :
Seeker 2a-ada APRIL Who Is rGur
-4TorzIa
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MRS. FINsNEL WOULD LIKE sum
Mr. 3oAE0E2S S-3t-5t-s
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: h Luahrr Csin1Irf

Arthur Maaalz zarrrnia Ut 1ur+-1.,
z cake q zzazL Y WIN aacn s-ex II
cement y -1Ea : Concrete -1u-.Ia.-
ION. a1E1ol ne -scculeuriHE- 1y me
tftuiet
na1ia1e5- 4Eear re a1peara1c=
CT his R0aaleacsuu zasc Thursday one
ut Aeaaz walls sslI down when lie
-e1u1d=. - s4E5 - VII Use 1ur i'm
burger Tar --aaE r. Strength
TIE sa1sa mai svenr III bust ness
Circles ea5 s=as v4s -ae q aarnE ID
Jl he 11lzvzz Is 5G -ha = -rr,a EIee-
--ttaI >1aa and ne smile BARRIER
shop IN Ice1nulal1ul 1t eurrv
--sars VS. AIRED Ut
Sprtng las -zaIIv 1r-ra.i II Lvu-
len re Norwegian --aD-ADple
rae II = \ 71nen1rrs front Yard
5 lB bI5>sun
We regret n MORN Iur -usgouars
that 11r supply Of ear-oC. sw.ncs.
ietus. reddish ant 1ear sseti which
- 7ers szsz-t1ut-nE E-ee tor 2-ss-
-tiaar E4Esiias. = Iusgss1i=ir-
40 sd uIsl4ps ara reported n
~ 4-a74 tAA-H4Lz slE.ie- LIS wees
Don C1mpeeI vankad ! r0ar-puund
zr0ar 3az II z1s rick mis- week. a1d
lad il safely IN shore While IA was
72tt1ng L. preparatory to removing
-ha mos Tie monster Ieaped back
llnG tie erleS AMI escaped
Rsel We 9-Aarton BienIar Iand-
sai fra string IT -r0ur at me ortCs
mentioned l10va. When Ia returned
home however. zlle largest -rDUc vas
missing run rs basket
Nominations ara now n order TOR
the Grand Marshal 1f sbe Gimlet
Sucker 6a-ada APRIL Who Is rGur
-4TCrz1e
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II aad HRS. {. lager AMI Dir. anu
Nf-S- s5un atzsr anu cvo daughters
visIteE E1assiav a. e1s hume 3t Mrs
Gtrer parents. Alr anu 1--s. - Van
Mersoerzan. II Lyadeu. rhis WIS
Mr. E4a 8ersaergen birthday and
then. l. $ zaeIr custom aacn vear
II TIE children gathered u cla par
anTdl home. % Ealp celebrate me 0c-
e.t.zs8c-
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FREE CONCERT

Mime. 5-sur E>s1ll--E 5e4zlSs
Miss Nellie Narrs>au- -Iaasiee
Miss Mlr,ou L41n--e'aa
VII give program II zle 1lz1 Seluot
auditorium r1urssizsr- Aarsa -
.. II
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La5In HORSE FOR SALE or vii
TIDE tQr heavier horse. Plcue
1903 Blaine S-Id-5r#
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-24

Sprtng las -salIv lrrs-esI II Lvn-
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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-24

FOR SA-E-9G acres adjoining t4.r
grounds. small payment down. ia
11ce On yugr own time r vou keep
10 interest AMI taxes. Mrs. Ana
EasalII. LINDEN. Phone E6LI
9-r--2r-s
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-24

FOR SA-E-3G acres adjoining t4sr
g-Gu11s. Small payment down. 1al-
11ce On vugr own time r vou keep
10 interest AMI taxes. Mrs. Anna
EasallL. LINDEN. Phone E6Lt-
ta5Jn HORSE FOR SALE Or vii
-lde c1r heavier horse. Phone
1908 Blaine S-t8-its
FOR SA-E-Oue draft colt. coming
-v1-vea-s-1ld- I0h1 Bierilnt-
phone tt1= LINDEN 3-l3-3o
go SALE cows. fresh within
veeza. F-se -om rad-wa-=r aad
abortion JacO0 Dv6mal- daIt ME
vast II Hoffman Hal phone 55as
linden. S-lt-lz-
80 .--trav berries ) ger "
.verlearers 81 per tJ5. E--41t
--e-.s Il cut prices. Logan TIPS =.
Erra1a1s. y 70 -5c =ach. Garner
AMI Eeac1=rs. .-35 E1noold- 81.
8eiII1gham- go
F0P sALE-F1rf Sedan. 1as rln
guLv : $40 niles. H Elenbaas.
3-3-lt-3
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Tribune s-----2
FCR SALE Earchtlg eggs from good
srsck. headed by Tan aard sCra-n
IT 80 AIT ~ Prices rign-- 4
Ur-1I.sv. EEsrson. 2 Z D !. w
ph1us. Nloksack 500 ITO
TEF EGLLOWING SLIGHTLY t>fD
MACHINES FOR SALE AT BAR
GAIN Pro F-ls21 FORD pas
urzr. electric starter, ! eondl-
-srn secondhand LIrca-IeL1
.n-aaffzr. ! condition : second
land Success Spreader- stco ID
ra-f 2. II farm wagon : 81
4subE.- 1uLTerizer. i2--s Use
1a-~gv wlru tongue rruea N2f-A
Warrington implement Go. II
Ger -
80 =--E-T lis .nch blade disc
mex in good condition Price -
Pteue 54a3 LINDEN. 80
go -l-E--5 YearLtng " ate Leg
nora aens. all laying : -alz,
Lvufen.
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81 Ter 1000 less n QUANTITIES.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-24

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