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The Hila Morgan Stock Co.

Inc big tent theatre in which
HiIa Morgan and Go. have been
giving nightly performances, has
been flied with large and enthusi-
astic audiences each and every
night who are enjoying one of the
best stock companies that has
played here in many a year.
1t is a refined, well balanced
company, with good repertoire
of new plays, unusually we'll equip
ped for a travelling show.
The costumes are handsome and
fresh aud are worn with ease and
chic, and the actors enter into
the spirit of their parts wi h a
spirit that holds the interest of
their audiences from first to last.
The speclalities between the acts
are good, many new and clever
ats free from any suggestion of
are presented each
night and the singers aud dancers
are very gracious in responding
to encores. The musical trio, who
the orchestra, play we'll.
the pianist in particular is an art
is in her line, and all in all, it is
an unusual good all-around troupe.
Tonight Daddy Long legs"
will be given; Friday night, In
Old Kentucky; Saturday matt
nee. Rebecca of Sunny Brook
Farm" and Saturday night, my
Mother-in-law". Admission Isl
and 25c with reserved seats on
sale at Meetings. Drug Store for
Is and PC.
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The Earnest Workers Sunday
School Glass Gives Unique
Hobo Party

Mrs. Robert A. Cummins' 5. S.
Class of teen-age girl; enjoyed a
most delightful outdoor party
Saturday evening.
Having invited the correspond
ing class OF boys. they met on the
lawn at the home of Mrs. McQuaig.
They received instructions to go
to the back door Of Mrs. +. p.
Smith. on Second Street, and ask
for a hand out. Each one was
given a paper bag containing
something good to eat and was in
structed to go to the back door
of Mrs. E. L. Williams where a
similar treatment was melted out.
with instructions to 60 to the back
door of Mrs. Dezendort where still
another ''hand OUT was received
with instructions to return to the
place from whence they originally
started. Here the lunch of sand
wiches, devilled eggs and dough-
nuts was supplemented with iced
tea and an abundance of CAKE.
A camp fire was made by the
chief hobos and all gathere d
around and told stories and crack
ed jokes while they devoured the
''hand OUT. A surprise birth
day cake adorned with fourteen
candles plus one to grow was pre-
sented to Willie Lee McQuaig.
At shortly after nine O'Clock the
''cop'' appeared and dispersed the
hobos.
Those present we're: Misses
Mary Smith, Sadie D. Pierson,
Mary and Maud Haynes, Sadie
D. Smith, Louise and Willie Lee
McQuaig, Lucille Ford, Garnet
Baker, Lynn Jones, Maggie Sims,
Sallie Mae and Gladys Walker,
Camelia Jordon and Elite Neal
Harper.
The guests were: Messrs. Bill
Meares, Tommie Pierson, Russell
Cummins, Elmo McQuaig, Will
Pierson, L. j. Alleman, Jr., Jared
Jordon, Robert and Gussie Dezen-
dorf, Taylor Smith, Harold Young
and James Turpin.
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An April Fool Party

! Harlequins, Gypsies. Spanish
Indian, Geisha and old fashion
girls. paint boys. clowns, etc
pirouetted. froliced, minced ano
cavotted generally. Monday even.
ing when they assembled at Mrs.
| Marcus Desmukes' pretty home
artisticaily decorated with beauti-
| full roses, in response to her invi-
tatlon to come disguised to her
April fool party.
mot one sound was heard' for
fully thirty minutes. while each
tried to penetrate the others dis
guise, and when time was called
for the unmasking, several had
penetrated the same number but
in cutting for thc prize. pretty
fudge apron. Mrs. Walter Prud-
hOn;ne was the successful winner.
The Lrize for the best disguise. a
pretty basket was awarded Mrs.
Porter. Much laughter was pro-
yoked at the confessions made as
to which each considered the most
foolish thing she ever did, and
Mrs. Horace I;lgne> won in this
contest and was presented with !.
pretty buffet So. Tncn some
wonderful free hanI drawings were
put on exhibition a, result of
each illustrating her idea of an
April fcoI, when Mrs. Lester
Hughes was awarded a black cat
for the greatest fool. All the
prizes were the handwork of the
clever hostess.
Then the guests were ushered
into the dining room where on a
lace covered table, the huge cut
glass punch bowl hell place of
honor from which delicious fruit
punch was served with the plate
luncheon of chicken salad on let
tuce, tomatoes with mayonai.e,
olives, pm )las, sailed nuts. salt
ines, followed by divinity. cherry
fudge and minis.
Music and yay badinaye made
the time fly, and finally the guests
departed after delightful party. |
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Dr.
nukeS charming hospitality ia
Guided Mines. Porter. Cloutier,
Brown, Po!eman, 9. l.. and Dals- |
ere Breazeaie, E. AMI W. Pral-
homme. Hendren, W. L. Gun
ningham Hawkins, II d ges,
Gates, Norris, A. Voters, Misses
Vera Prudhomme. Carmen Brea-
.eale, Jennie Person, Hudson
1reenamyer, Mines. Briefly and
McInnis of Shreveport, Durand
If MarksyiIle, CharIeton of New
Orleans, +. Ciou.ier of Bermuda.
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Misses Viryinia and Carrie Dor.

II Misses Virginia and Carrie Dor
} man motored down from Coushat
J ia Saturday to meet Mrs. A. F
Storms of Morgan City, presiden
of the State Federation of Wo
mems Clubs, and Mr.. r. d
Forbes, State forester, whom they
took out to. kisatchie to see the
country which is under discussion
at the Convention as the logical
location for the establishment OF q
State forestry.
! The distressing news of the death
Of-llttle Jack. the two year old son
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Smell (Ada
Caryer) of Minden was learned
with exceeding sorrow by the many
friends of the family Sunday night
but the cause of the death was not
learned until next day, when a
greater wave, if possible, of. SYM
pathy went out to the bereaved
parents. This unusually beauti-
flu: and Very intelligent little boy,
vino had just passed his second
milestone, was accidentIy scalded
and died within a few hours after,
and the remains we're Inferred in
Minden, Sunday afternoon. in the
presence OF large number Of
syupathlz!ag friends. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. NJ. II. Carver with their
daughters, Misses Judith anc
'ilrlam, were IN Baton Rouge and
FASTENED as soon as possible 10
comfort til e IL broken hearted
daughter and son-in law.
Those who failed to see The
DevereuX players at the Normal
Monday when they presented
"Romancars" at a matinee in the
afternoon and Daniel Druce' at
night missed one of the rarest
treats gwen lovers of the drama
here III many year. Each mem
Der Of the company WAS al artist
trained and experienced and their
cultured voices and high c.assed
Interpretation Of those great plays
were perfectly splendid.
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League OF Woman Voters.

The regular monthly meeting
of the League CT Woman Voters
was held at the Elks Monday
evening with a fair attendance.
1t was strictly business meet
ing, the matter of stimulating in
terest in the new voters in every
neighborhood. being one of the
questions thoroughly discussed
and plan, for making an active
tactful campaign decided upon,
the program for the year. which
would be a study of the matters
that the members most wanted to
understand SO that they could
act inteligently upon them when
the necessity arose. Leaders in
certain lines would be invited to
discuss the saiicHt points and the
members ct the desired informa-
ton by taxing up these points ill.,
formally until thoroughly digested
and the subject for each program
selected at the previous meeting.
The work Of the constitutional
Convention was to be followed and
roll call to be RESPONDED to by the
n)tlag Of some action Of that BODY.
After the report BY the Pre,,
d nj, Miss Newell, OF the cnthu>i-
aslic interest that is being awaken
ed all over the state, this district,
the eighth, in particular. the meet
ing adjourned until the second
Monday in April.
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| ANdlSLICOSIICoS Id, N Gil Q. WI
Mr.. Leigh Carroll, State Chairman,
European Relief Council,
New Orleans, La
Dear Sir
! beg to hand you herewith a checl
for s4O4 as on the Exchange Bank OF
! Natchltcches, TO cover contributions
taken up il ',atchitoches Parish 70.
the European Relief Fund, as follows
| Contributed by Miss Garnett thinner
man, Canpti, La. $1,000; Teacher and
Pupils OF Derry, School, Derry, La
500; Powhatan School, by Mrs. r. w.
Marlborough, Powhatan, La. $42 90;
Bermuda School, Bermuda, La. $500:
State Normal Training School, Natchi-
toches, La. S22. GO; Trinity Church Sun
day School, Natc:l.toches, SIG SO; Con-
tribution boxes. through Miss GARNER
BreaZeale, Nalchi tocnes, So.47; Dene-
fit Performance, through Misses Judith
and Miriam Carver and Katherine Brea-
zcale, Natcnitoches, $l40.l5; Natchi-
toches Lodge 1868 B. 2. @ +. $lOO. 90;
A. W. Watson, Natchitoches, $40 &C.;
S. and H. Katie. Natchitoches. $1,000:
H. ii. Carver, Natchitcches, $25. 90;
Christ Levendskies, Natchtoches, 81 CO.;
Miss Marie breazeaie, Natchitoches,
$500; Mr.. and Mrs. Phanor Breazeale,
Natchitoches, $1,000, Total received,
$408 81. Less bill of Natchltoches En-
terprise for printing, approved and
ordered paid by the Chairman Of the
Parish Committee, properly receipted
and hereto attached $3.50; Net amount
on hand to date, $4O4. As.
We have delayed this report for
few days is hopes of receiving contri-
buttons that we understood were COM
ing in from other points in this Parish.
Ii they are received later we will make
a supplemental report and remittance.
beg to report further that the post,
age used in our campaign has been
donated by Chairman Jno. H. keyser.
Respectfully yours,
A. w. WATSON,
Treasurer Of Natchitoches Parish
European Relief Council.
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LeSche

NDAY, APRIL 4, 6:15 P. M.
LOUISIANA WRITERS
Leacer-Miss Carmen Breazeale,
Musical Director-Mrs. Z. l.. Brea-
zeale.
Music.
Geo. w. Cable-Miss Breazeale.
Personal "reminiscences of Writers of
Local Fame-Club.
Pearl Rivers-Mrs. Ed. Phillips.
Music.
Ruth McEnery Stuart-Mrs. Shuts.
Observation-Disclosures, Gayare, Fortier
Music.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
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Notice.

by virtue of writ of seizure and
sale issued in the matter of Standard
Motors Finance Co., Inc. vs. P. R.
Birdwell, Sr. have seized and taken
into my possession and will offer for
sale on
SATURDAY, APRIL 2ND, 1921,
at the front door of the court house at
IL o'clock NJ, the following property
One Ford Sedan, seized as the proper
ty of defendant. Terms of Sale: Cash.
J. w. PAYNE, Sheriff.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-03-31

Mrs. Charlton, (Jojo Cunning
ham, of New Orleans, arrived
Saturday for a visit to Judge and
Mrs. w. Cunningham.
Mr.. Cecil b. McClung came up
from Baton Rouge where he is at
tending L. S. U. to spend the
Esstertide at home.
Messrs. &. NJ. Cunningham, S.
Tobin and E. O. Payne came up
from Baton Rouge to spend Easter
At home. Mr.. Peyton Cunning
haD. who attends L. S. u, ac-
coDpanied his father home aud
returned with him. 5
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-03-31
Sheriff Sale.

Board of Administrators of State
Normal School
vs.
Clarence J. Raggio
18th District Court, Parish of Natchi-
toches Louisiana, No. 16499
By virtue of writ of FL FA issued
out of the 11th District Court Of Louis
lana and to me directed, l have seized
and taken into my possession and will
sell at the principal front door of the
Court House in the City and Parish of
Natchitoches, Louisiana on
SATURDAY APRIL 10TH, 1921
at the hour of eleven O'Clock A. M,
the following property towit:
One Ford Roadster, A tom obile
Factory Number 1590729. Seized as
property of the defendant,
Terms of Sale-Cash, subject to APP
praisement.
J. w. PAYNE,
Sheriff of Natchitocqes Parish
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THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1921

End. mild and pleasant: 3rd to 4th
warm and cloudy. On the 5tn,
S orln will advance from the Mis-
souri, Valley travelling southeast
ward; 9th to 7th, heavy rains owe
Northern States.
DR.. E. q. Lawton was a bust
ness visitor to New Orleans las
week.
Miss Dorothy Lawton spcn
Wednesday in Shreveport on I
l!tLle shopping trip.
To-: SALE An Automatic refrlgera'
J.l IN good condition. Apply to Enter
prise.
DR.. and Mrs. w. n. IIankins,
OF Campti, were the Easter guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. /. l.. Weaver.
Mrs. q. G. BriIey, Of Shreve-
port, was the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. NJ. l.. Desmukes last week.
Mothers---We have that
Easter Suit for the boy, IN
serge or other hight spring
materials
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mr.. 5. Il. Thomas, Of CoushaI-
Ia, was among the visitors daring
the week.
Mr.. George Sutton mas returned
from a ten days visit to Terrell,
Fort Worth and Dallas.
FOR SALE-A 1919 Touring Car in
good mechanical condition. Four new
casings. Easy terms to responsible
party. Apply or phone 44O.
Mrs. Rosa Levequc spent the
Easter holidays in Shreveport with
her daughter. Mrs. w. Ray.
MIR. and Mrs. W. f. johnson
and children, of Saline, were
among the week cad visitors.
Mr.. r. E. Chaplin came up
on Breaux Bridge. where he
30 spend the Weekend at
home.
Judge G.. V. Porter went to
Shreveport Sunday. Why're he is
Ii ,lding term of Appellate Court
this week.
" Dresses---Our first ship
ment, brought right from
Fifth Avenue and to lis via
There could be no
newer styles shown anywhere
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. O. f Grant, of Boyce,
came Friday night to spend the
with her friends, Mrs.
J. J. johnson and Angela Gillen.
Mrs. NJ. J. Durand, of Marks
vile, came up Sunday night for
visit to homefolks. her first visit
since Christmas.
Mrs. E. O. Payne and little
daughter reached home Friday,
after spending the past month with
relatives in New Orleans.
We are daily receiving the
newest things in Ready-to-
Wear, shipped in by our Mr..
Semmelman who is now in
the N. Y. market
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. j. G. Sutton and little son
rave returned to their home at
3eIcher after a visit to their old
lome.
MIR. James Chambers, Of Alex
Indria,. spent a few days here with
lis mother, Il. T. Gallon, this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Watkins are
h. very proud parents of an s
'ound boy, born Tuesday, who ;
siIl be known as Ed. Jr.
More strapped pumps!
Baby Louis, Military and full
louis heels----a variety of
strapped effects and all ma
erials to select from
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. Charlton, (Jojo Cunning
ann of New Orleans, arrived ,
'atarday for visit to Judge and i,
drs. w. Cunningham. l.
Mr.. Cecil 4. Mc(,lunu came m I
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Freeman, Bette Porter, Lucille
SWEET, Lucille DeBlieux, Ivy Tau.
Yin, Beth Dezendorf, Messrs. For.
rest Hedges,
were among the teachers vii,
spen. the Easter holidays at home
Mr.. Victor Prudhomme has re.
turned from Shreveport, where he
spent the past week under the
care of specialists, and is very
much benefited thereby.
Miss Addie Tauzin spent the
Easter holidays IN Alexandria, at
The Bentley, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Efaw, the capable and charm
lug couple who spent the past few
months here getting the old court
records in order and did such
good work.
Easter calls for the latest
in Spring Fashions--we are
prepared to show the newest
IN pumps, waists, skirts,
dresses, or whatever is need
ed to complete miladys Eas-
ter outfit
.--SEMMELMAN'S
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Blanchard
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. d.
&. SCARBOROUGH, Jr. and d. G..
the Bird Of Shreveport came down
Friday for a reunion at the home
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. G. Scarborough when the whole
family, with the exception of one
son-in-law, who was unable to
come from his home in Alabama
to join his wife at this time, en-
ioyed the Easter holidays together.
News of the birth of a ten pound
boy to Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Smell
on Monday was received with de-
light by their friends in Natchito.
ches who hope that this great
gift will, in a measure, mitigate
their great sorrow occasioned by
the death of their beloved first born
the day before. !
The cold wave scheduled for
Easter Sunday got here twenty
four hours late, but it got here all |
right Monday morning after a
heavy rain.
We have taken the agency |
for a Nationally known and |
advertised line of ladies silk !
hose, and are prepared to
show the latest lace and
novelty silk hose of the bet
ter kind
-SEMMELMAN'S
Don't forget that there will be
meeting Of the Natchitoches House,
wives League at Che Comus to-
morrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Every housekeeper interested in
to reduce the high cost
Of living, in being able to live at
home in the most economical way
md wants to cooperate with home
people for their own best interests,
s cordially invited and earnestly
Urged to attend the meeting, bring
heir housekeeping problems with
hem aud help and be helped. In
lnion there is strength, and If the
of the community band
thems Elves together sfor the good
IF the community, much can be
accomplished.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-03-31

Natchitoches, La, March 8. 1921
Mr.. Leigh Carroll, State Chairman,
European Relief Council,
New Orleans, La
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-03-31
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh McInnis

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mclnnl!
came down from Shreveport t.
spend the HOLIDAYS, Mr.. McInni:
returning Sunday night while hi:
wife remained for a longer visit
I MIR. l. Semmelman reached
home Friday from New York,
stopping over en- route at Donald
sonville. where his wife remained
for visit to her mother.
Men and Young Men! We
now offer the first Knox
Straw Hats ever shown IN
Natchitoches. They are the
BEST and the BEST is
none too good for our custo-
merS
-SEMMELMAN'S
MIR. w. =. Wemp spent Thurs
day in Alexandria and Mr.. Carl
Henry, Sunday in Shreveport,
where they enjoyed seeing Babe
Ruth.
Nessrs. A. w. Watson and L.
W. Norheet have been frequent
quests at Derry recently where
Miss Julia Chopin has been enter
tanning some charming guests
from New Orleans.
Palm Beach, Linen, Seer
sucker and other light weight
summer suits are arriving
daily, they are priced to suit
the tlmes---make your selec-
ton early
-SEMMELMAN'S
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FOR SALE delivery ears pay i'sle
down and a little each month +.
r. IIongh'oa.
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sLAoLARsnip sos sAlG
ron aALE Completa scholarship -
Dranrhona Practical Business eol-
lege. oklahoma city Jhls 10 the
beat business college in the soatas
west. The Leader. Guthrie
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A need likely 70 be realized in tne
near future is an automobile device
FOR registering the wireless Distress
signal IS O )" on sh pboard 8t
present operators must keep more
or less continuous watch Tor thit
signal
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wXnr ADVERTISEMENTS

Want adysrtismsnis In the LeAdef
must Be IN the office by we'vs
o'clock n classification is desired.
classified ads are cash. except where
u.stses have regular accounts al me
Leader office. The Leader collectors
have experienced 40 much trouble 10
locating many parties who hass
..noras IN wants. that |. 10 necessary to
invoke tne cash in advance system
.xoept where regular accounts are
maintained. Memoranda OF what y
vsnted. or "for SALE" etc, .may p"
,est AZ the Leader business office ana
..me viii be converted into form ads
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The auxiliary OF the American ~
eion Is represented by approximately
10000 women. members Of 3,i0t
units
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OWN YOUR OWN noMe

effer Tor sale dandy. nearly
new room. modern house on good
corner lots. garage, cisteru. hea
house. 1900 Oh.
A room house close in. one lot.
only se5oOo.
ono of the best sE corner resi
dences IN Guthrie close in. consist
ing Of ssrooms, sarage and cistcrn--
s5.ooo0o
A good room house and lots.
near car line. e.--sl 10000
have some choice building sites
at yery reasonable prices.
Roy Kneeisnd. Realsor
EXCHANGED nicely improved ~
acre tract for house. in Guthrie.
A cottonwood bottom farm for
Guthrie residence property
l6o acre improved dairy farm, near
interurtan. for Guthrie residence
property.
"A acre improved tract. part bot
tom. close in for larger farm.
40 acre part bottom tract for stocS
o, groceries
Roy kneeland, Resltor
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FOR SALE-Flv- room house VIM
take good Ford car as part pay :
ment A. r. Armstrong and Com
pany. Phone 3ss
FOR sALE-3eo acre farm 80 acres
Treek bottom psieed sight and
terms on part A. u. Armstrong and
Co. Phone 3s9
FOR EXCHANGE--Some horses. cat
tie and implements for resident
property. can also rent the farm. r
Jelsma. Phone liS.
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FoR RENT
HOUSE FOR RENT rooms good
we'll water on porch. Inquire At
9l9 South First
ron RENT-Fnrnished room. 2ls
F. Warner Man preferred. Phonf
ss7.
FOR RENT Furnished lisht house
keeping rooms. inquire at Royal
Hotel
FOR RRNT-Three rooms furnished
for housekeeping. modern. Phoni
1902.
FOR REST--One room modern
house. s2s %. one room modern
house. 5000. Roy Kneeland
FOR RENT furnished rooms for
housekeeping. modern and con-
venIent. Martha NJ Neal. AIS East
Logan.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING APART :
MENTs-4e3 r Harrison. Phone
I12Is-J
FURNISHED ROOMS-and board. by
the week In private home. modern
close in. ia W. Cleveland.
loeY--FOuND
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AN CONG TO sELL-Brisk bldg
lot IA. biocx 4s z. C. Opposite
lone Hotel For $500. terms Two
story. and fun basement J s. Han
or N. L. West
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ron RENT

HOUSE FOR RENT-5 rooms goot
we'll water on porch. Inquire At
9l9 South First
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AT f-e PRrE-Each modern. -Four
large rooms. garage. weil. lots
$4,000: Z rooms. garage chicken
hsuse. ? lots. $4,000: 4 rooms ! IL
lots. well. garage. close in $4,000 90.
The Cas.ney Co.
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FOR EXCHANGE-Some horses cat
tie and implements for resident
property. can also rent the farm r
Jelsma. Phone lis
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FOR SALE-Five room house VIII
take good Ford car as part pay
ment A. p. Armstrong and Com
pany Phone 500
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ron RENT Three rooms furnished
for housekeeping. modern. Phoni
1902.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-11

FOR RENT Furnished lieht house
keeping rooms. inquire al Royal
Hotel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-11

.FOR RENT-Fnrnished room. 3is
r. Warner Man preferred phonf
se7
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FOR SALE-3eo acre farm 30 acres
ereek bottom. rsieed sight and
terms on part A. y. Armstrong and
Co. Phone 3s9
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FOR RENT furnished rooms for
housekeeping. modern and con-
venlent Martha N. Neal. AIS East
Logan
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING APART
MENTs-4s3 r. Harrison Phone
12Is-J.
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LosT-woman's long lisht dust coat
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FURNISHED RooMS-aDd board. by
the week In private home. modern
close in. ii4 W Cleveland.
A~~ eAs.asa
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-30
Dress Goods
VOILES

VOILES
40 inch, just the thing for the hot
weather dress, in new designs
per yard 79c and CSC
FRENCH ZEPHER GINGHAM
SO inch, in pretty plaids, per yard--59c
DRESS GINGHAMS
~ inch dress ginghams, plaids
and stripes, per yard-------------23c
TISSUE BINGHAM
SO inch tissue Bingham, per yard---59c
QUADICKA CLOTH
Sc inch, permanent dye, dark and
light cOlors, per yard-------------Z9c
ROMPER CLOTH
27 inch, in plain and stripe colors,
CHEVIOT
27 inch Standard Grade Cheviot,
just the thing for mems and boys
shirts, per yard
COTTON CHALLIE
~ in. cotton challie, makes pretty
comfort tops, per yard------------1Sc
PERCALE
~ in percale We have a few bolts
left at per yard
LINGERIE CREPE
80 inch, in plain and kimona
patterns, per
TAFFETA SILK
Leather edge, SO inch wide,
guaranteed silk, per yard--------$1.S9