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No. 1920 Traje de percaI de colo
res, cuelIos de la misna te- n6O
Ia. TaIlas del 3 al 8. PCIO. O.OO
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No. 4O2 Traie de drill blanco a 2s;
Diagonal. TaIIas 80 al SO.
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No. 1905 Rompers de percaI de CO.
Iores. Tamaf1os 2-3-4EO 90
PREClO: -. ~. -, - O'0O
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No. 1915 Trajes bIancos de crash
modeIo de alforzas al frente, cueIlo
cuadrado. Tamaiios para 10 M
nifios de 3 hasta 10 aiios 3D.
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No. 8OO8 Trajes para cabaIleros en-
drill NfPE prinera, colores muy
honitos. TaIIas del SO al = 90
80. PREClO: - y.
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No. 5O56-A Trajes de drill asarga-
do corriente, iguaI modeIo que ell
descrito anteriormente. Ia - en-
Has del 9 al 18. PRECIO: q.
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No. 2oo1 Trajes para nifios combi-
nacion bIusa v pantaI6n de seda
cruda con cuelIos bordados a ma
no, estiIo bonito y durable. Ia
mafios para edades de 2 w ~
7 afios. PREClO:.. -
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No. 8OO5 Trajes para cabaIIeros de
drill de hiIo lngles crudo. Ta- 1E no
Has del SO al 80: PRECIO ID.
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No. 1910 Traie de tela cruda, cue
Ito y corbata y pufios bIancos
de pique. TaIIas del 2 al TX
10. PRECIO: s. =. l..
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No. 5000 Trajes de drill nipe CO.
rriente, coIores cIaros. Ia A 25
Has del SO al 80. PREClO:>
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No. 1000 Trajes para ni1os combi-
nacion blusa de seda cruda, panta-
Ion y cueIIo de alpaca azuI marino,
modelo de Ultima novedad, color
firme. Tamaios Ndesde 4 1I2 ~ M
hasta z a1os. PRECIO: - o.
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No. 2O5 PantaIones para nifics en-
drill casinnir, colores obscu- 4 90
ros. TaIIas del 8 al f6. ~.
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No. 8OOO-C Trajes para cabalIeros
de drill de hilo Catalan, color crudo
cIaro, lnuy bien ternlinado. 4 A 40
TaIIas del 80 al 80. Precio: l +.
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No. 1860 Trajes de pique blanc0,
cueIlos y pu1os con vieces crudos,
boIsiIIos picados. Tanaiios 75
para nif1os. de 3 a 8 afios
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No. 2O3-B PantaIones para ni1os
en- drill blanco Panama. Tan 7E
iIas del 10 al 18 PRECIO: ~: -
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No. 2O4 PantaIones de nif1os EN- drill
azuI marino. Tallas dssde % zE
hasta 18 aiios. PREciO: O.tO
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No. 2O3 PantaIones para nifios en-
driIes i ,s s0F5iSntss, ppre1o. TalIas del OTIS
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No. 1917 Rompers combination,
bIusa de gabardina blanca, panta
lon, cueIIo y puios de gaIatea
azuI, color firnne. TaIias de 9, IN
2 2 afios. PRECIO n.
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No. 1899 Trajes de drill de fondo
crudo y listas azuIes, tabaco "
blancas. 81 mejor modeIo para el
diario y la escueIa. TaIIas 2s
del q al 10. PREClO: A.
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No. 1907 Traies de pIque crudo,
los cueIIos y puiios con vieces blan-
COS, bolsiIlos picados. Ia TX
mafios para nif1os de 3 8. 1
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No. 1O56-A Trajes nnarinero igual
al descrito anteriormente con dos
pantaIones, uno largo y otro
corto. TaIIas de 2 hasta 9 -
amos. PREcIO: -. Hs5O
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No. 1895 Trajes para nif1os de pi-
que bIanco, pecherin alto, cuelIo
cuadrado adornados con insignias
americanas, modelo conpletamen-
tie nuevo. TaIIas desde 3 *
a 8 anos. PRECIO:
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No. 1856 Traies marinero america
no de pique blanco, cuelIo y puiios
azukmarino, pantaI6n largo 0 cor
to. TaIIas para edades des- - m
des 2 a 9 afios. PRECIO: Il.
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No. 1907 Rompers, combination de
bIusa de pique bIanco, tirantes y
pantal6n crudo. Todos los tan1a-
iios desde 2 hasta 4 afios. m
PREClO: w
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w. I00O NOiilPStSs Di0Sd PdHld-
Ion bIanco de piqu@, estiIo muy bo-
nito. TaIIas del 2 al 7.n00
PRECIO: -. -. .... - =. ". ~
No. 1867 Rompers, combination de
blusa de piqu@ bIanco, tirantes y
pantal6n crudo. Todos los tana-
nos desde 2 hasta Z afios. = M
PREClO: 80 - 80 -. l..
No. 1899 Trajes de drill de fondo
crudo y listas azuIes, tabaco y
blancas. 81 mejor modeIo para 81
diario y la escuela. Tallas : 2s
del 2 al 10. PREclO: y. 1.
No. 1910 Traie de teIa cruda, cue
Ito y corbata y puios bIancos
de piqu6. TaIlas del 2 al 4 TX
10. PRECIO: =. - =. - l..
No. 1920 Traje de percaI de colo
res, cuellos de la misma te- n6n
Ia. TaIIas del 3 al 8. PCIO. O.OU
No. 1905 Rompers de percaI de CO.
Iores. Tamafios 2-3-4xO %
PREcIO: =. -. -, - -. O.OU
No. 1868 Trajes para nif1os,, de Ga
bardina blanca, cuellos bordados a
mano, estiIo muy eIegante. Tai
Has tamanos para todas las eda-
des desde hasta 8 amos. . 5O
PRECIO: 80 - -. -. - A'
No. fO4O Traje de Gabardina, cue-
Ito Iiso modeIo sencilIo y durable.
TaIIas para nif1os desde 3 - IN
ahos hasta 8. PREClO: A..e
No. 1860 Trajes de pique bIanc0,
cuellos y puiios con vieces crudos,
bolsiIIos picados. Tamafios \ 75
para nif1os. de 3 a 8 aios H..
No. 1861 Trajes de pique crudo,
los cueIIos y pu1os con vieces blan-
COS, bolsiIIos picados. Ia 4 s75
nnai1os para ni1os de 3 8. 1
No. 1895 Trajes para nifos de pi-
que blanco, pecherin alto, cueIIo
cuadrado adornados con insignias
americanas, modeIo completamen-
te nuevo. TaIIas ,desde 3 TX
a 8 afos. PREcIO: -. 1
No. 1856 Traies marinero america
no de pique blanco, cuelIo y puiios
azuNmarino, pantalon largo cor
to. TaIIas para edades des- - M
des 2 a 9 amos. PRECIO: z.
No. 1O56-A Trajes marinero igual
al descrito anteriornente con dos
pantalones, uno largo y otro
corto. TalIas de 2 hasta 9 -
AIMS PREcIQ. ZaE0
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No. 1866 Ronpers. BIusa y panta-
Ion bIanco de pique, estiIo nuy bo-
nito. TaIlas del 2 al 7.n On
PREclO: =. =. =. =. U.SU
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No. 1865 Rotnpers combination de
bIusa de pique blanco y pantaIon
azul marino, un traje espIenddo
para ell diario. TaIIas del 2 m.
all =. PRECIO: 80 u. n.
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No. 1913 Rornpers combination
bIusa de gabardina blanca y pam
talon de popIin. TaIIas de ! 50
2 hasta z aiios. PRECIO: L..
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UN cHooUE

Adjuntas, diciernbre de 1921.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23
Cheer Leader Helps,
This Machine PrOUes
By United Press.

by United Press.
Philadelphia. Sept. ss.-lf you're
one Of those persons who claim that
cheering at football or baseball
game is wasted breath and energy.
prepare yourself to be converted to
the great throng who do the chc9A
ing.
There's . machine out at the Uni.
yersiiy Of Pennsylvania that proves,
according to psychologist. that cheer.
ing does help whole lot and In
many cases may be the means OF
winning the game. Cheering brings
out last. almost superhuman cf.
fort on the part of the cheered. ac-
cordlng to the psychologists.
The machine consists OF little
drum to which marker Is attach.
ed. To the marker Is tied string
the other end OF which Is tied to the
finger Of the subject. Then 1,SOO
gram weight is also tied to the sub
jects finger. and he is instructed to
lift the weight up and down until
the finger can lift no longer No
urging or cheering is done the first
time.
Then during the second export
mcnt, when the finger shows signs
of fatigue, the subject is urged to
"buck up. old boy and show some
pep" and 'just hold out for
while longer!" The markings on the
drum show that the subject has been
able to lift the weight many times
more in the second trial than in
the first when no cheering was
done.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23

Tho coach Is acon here tsccond from
the rlghu explaining TO the squad
some ~ the fine points of tho game
Tho photograph was taken rocen,l,
at New Haven.
The game with the Military Acad
cmy. which will mark the first trIr
Of the cadets away from the Plains
for a game other than the navy. il
the mid.sealon feature OF the
schedule which includes;
Bates. Sept. %: Vermont. Oct. /:
North Carolina. Oct S: Williams
Oct Is. Army. Oct. %: Brown. Oct.
-: Maryland. Nov. 5: Princeton.
Nov. ~: Harvard. Nov. 10.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23

Boys Clubs.
Clyde Cast, first on corn.
Verde Cast, second on corn.
Verde Morris, fourth on corn.
Clifton Cast, first on kafir.
Clyde Cast, second kafir.
Warren Morris, third kaffir.
Ira Cast, fourth kaffir.
Clifton Cast, first cotton.
Warren Morris. second cotton.
Denny Crumme, third cotton.
Charlie Morris, fourth cotton. -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23

Dy United Press.
New Haven. Conn. Sept. gi.-Yaic
has hopes this fall to erase the pain.
ful memory of the 1890 football sea.
son when the Ellis fell down before
Boston College. Princeton and liar.
ward.
Tad Jones. who left his business
interests In Seattle las, year In the
attempt 10 bring Yale out Of the nt.
"a back again IN charge OF the squad.
lie has hcen devotlng hIs attention
TO the grldiron since the close of
last season when his team was
maulcd by Harvard.
Yale says openly. that too much Is
not expected Of the team this year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23

that Jones Is laying the foundation
If system that may mol begin to
hhow results foi another year or two.
Prospects arr none too bright for
a championship team or for one that
Slll defeat Princeton or Harvard. as
both rivals In the "liig Three" have
much brighter outlook.
u Jones Ia able to fIll Captain Cal.
lahan's place on the line and ils.
cover some good material. the Blue
oueh, to have a fairly successful sea.
son. AZ the schedule is none too
hard.
Ted Jonos IS hard at work whip.
ping Yalc's football squad into shape
for the opening game Of the season.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23
1xPFcT FAIRLY WINTER

New York, Sept. 23-The birds
and beasts that live in the Bronx
Zoo are preparing for an early and
hard winter. Although they live in
luxury and don't have to worry
about where their next meal is
coming from, they are instinctively
boarding up food.
All classes Of animals scent stiff
winter. keepers say. The squirrels
are putting in full days storing up
unusually large quantities of nuts.
The prairie dogs. a month ahead of
time. are secreting lots of food into
their underground homes, Robins
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23
SAVING THE CHICKENS.

By United Press.
Regina, Sask., Sept. 2S.-A cam
paign for law to prohibit all kill.
ing of prairie chickens in Saska
tchewan for five years has been
launched by the farmers of the pro
vince. They declare the birds are
worth their weight in gold as de-
stroyers of grasshoppers and other
insect pests. The present law that
protects prairie chickens provides
an open season of two weeks. Dur.
ing this brief period, guns of sports.
men are cracking all over the
prairies every day and the destruc.
tion is enormous.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23
POOR EYEs7 TRY THIS.

By United Press.
Penn Yam, N. Y, Sept. 23.-Ber-
nard Flynn, IA, of the Township of
Milo, near here, no longer wears
eyeglasses. His sight was restored
by severe shock from lightning.
The boy had been forced to wear
glasses since he was seven years old.
While standing near wire fence
during a severe electrical storm, he
was rendered unconscious by bolt
Of lightning. The notice in i'm
provement in the boys eyes came as
soon as he regained consciousness.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23
MEET IN BIRMINGHAM

Columbia. $. C.-J. S. Wannamak.
er. president OF the American Cotton
association. has announced that the
association had accepted an invita-.
ton to hold its next annual meeting
In birmingham October 26-29.
President Harding has been asked
to deliver an address ON the opening
day of the convention and Mr.. Wan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23

the ninth district office Of the
bureau Of war risk Insurance from
st. Louis to Kansas City was adopt.
cd. Supporters OF the resolution
contcndcd that Kansas City would
be more accessible for the states Of
Nebraska. Iowa and Kansas.
The convention dIsapproyed Of the
unemployment by the government OF
men who did not serve in the war
and asked that applications for posi-.
tions be submitted to the legion
posts for approval.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23

;orday by y. N. jewell. head OF the
shop crafts organization. at q mass
meeting of Chicago shop workers.
Tho unions seek 10 retain the pres.
ent national agreements intact and
II has been Indicated will make 4
more determined fight for the work.
Ing rules than for the retention Of
present wages.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23

the six federated shop crafts unions
have voted 10 sliiko against the gen.
crnl rsilroad wage reduction of
july I. last. bat will defer action
pcniing PRONUNCIATION Of working
rules nov pending before the Uallcd
States pilnld labor board.
Another sste viii ~ tukon on ac.
ccptanoe or rejection of the rule.
This announcement WIS made yes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23
BOTH WANT LEGION.

ST. Joseph. Mo.-Si. Louis and
Kansas City engaged In a lively con.
test at the opening session Of the
annual convention Of. the Missouri
branch Of the American Legion here
this afternoon with the result that
a resolution urging the removal OF
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23

and blackbinia arc Hooking together
and showing unmIalakablc hlgnH Of
preparing for migration 10 southern
elimos.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23
WINNERS IN HOG DEPART.
mGNr AT FAIR ANNOUNCED.


tcon,Inucd from page oncl
Of first and second place. III
records from which the Information
was taken. haowing no third places
Poland chinas.
Poland China-JunIor How pix
Low brothers. chickasha. first; N
J.. Thomas. chlckasha. second.
Junior yearlirs SOW: schuler an'
Lazenby. chickasha. first: NJ. l.
Thomas. chickasha. second.
Senior TOW pig: Schuler and Las
enby. chickashs. first ~. l.
Thomas. Chlckasha. second.
Aged SOW; NJ. l.. Thomas. Chick
asha. first: schulcr and Lazcnby
Chickasha. second
Junior yearling boar: NJ. l.. Thom-
MS. Chickasha. first and second.
Junior boar pig: NJ. l.. Thomas.
chickasha. first; NJ. L.. Thomas.
ChIekasha. second.
Aged boar: ]. G. Bradford. Chick.
asha. first: Lowe Brothers. Chicn.
asha. second.
Senior yearling SOW: Elmer Mar
tin. Chlckasha, first; no second
award.
Senior boar: Marshall Johnson.
Chickasha. first; no second award.
Duroe Jerseys.
Junior boar pig: o. J. Hallowell.
Chickasha. first; Smith and Weaver,
Bradley. second.
Junior SOW pig: Smith and weav.
cr, Bradley. first; o. J. lIallowell,
Chickasha. second.
Aged boar; J. L. Davis. Chickasha.
first. no second award.
Junior yearling boar: DELPHI Heath.
Chlckasha, first: Smith and Weaver,
Bradley. second.
Senior sow pig: R. A. Lyle,
Chickasha, first and second.
Senior yearling SOW: r. A. Lyle,
Chickasha, first; no second award.
aged sow: Ray Early Amber,
first; no second award.
The award of the judges gave the
Durocs entered by II. a. Lyle, grand
champion boar and grand champion
SOW.
Senior boar pig: r. A. Lyle, Chick.
ASIA, first and second.
Hampshlres.
Junior yearlng boar: ]. C. 9th
ems, Amber. first and second
Senior boar pig: j. c. Citizens,
Amber, first and second.
Junior boar pig: ]. c. Citizens,
Amber, first; no second award.
Aged SOW: J. C. Citizens, Amber,
first; and second
Senior yearling SOW: ]. c. Citizens,
Amber, first; no second award.
Senior SOW pig: j. c. Citizens, Am.
ber, first and second.
Chester Whites.
Senior boar pig: ]. w. Wright,
Verden, first; no second award.
Senior yearling SOW: j. w. Wright,
Verden, first and second.
Spotted Poland China.
Senior boar pig: Clyde Simpson
chickasha, first; no second award.
Senior yearling boar: U. G. Cur
is, Pocasset, first; no second
lward.
Junior boar pig: U. G. Curtis, Po-
asset, first; no second award.
Aged SOW: U. G. Curtis, Pocasset,
irst, no second award.
Junior yearling sow: U. G. Curtis,
'ocasset, first and second.
Senior SOW pig; u. G. Curtis,
irst; no second award.
Junior SOW pig: U. G. Curtis, 20.
asset, first and second.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23
RAILROAD SHOPMEN
HAVE VOTED STRIKE

Chicago, Sept. 2s.--Railroad en-
ployes throughout the country re-
ceived the official announcement
that railroad shopmen belonging to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23

namaker said that many men Of
national prominence would be ON the
program.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23
Winners Announced
In Partial List of
Grady CLUB Activity

Because OF the vast number oi
articles entered In the various
classes. II was impossible TO an,
nounoc today complete list Fol
lowing Is a partial list Of the awards.
dealing with the club work Of the
women. girls ard boys:
Poultry Judging Teams.
Rush Springs. firsL The team was
composed Of Arthur Collins. Herbert
Iluntlcy and Winston Harper.
Valley View. second. The team
was composed Of Mabel Bryant.
Katie Mccoy and Edna Stamper
Chickasha. third. Team members
were william Butler. Henry Minctt
and Jesse Salter.
Amber. fourth. Team composed OF
Ruby Humphrey. Dora Bowers and
Matte Huff.
Women's Clubs.
Pioneer, first. sweepstakes.
Amber. second. sweepstakes.
Meridian, third. sweepstakes.
Rural Neighbors. fourth. sweep.
stakes.
Club Sewing. Evelyn Dali.
Pocasset, first; Mabel Bryant. Val.
ley View, second Second and third
year; Margaret Sandlin of Sandlin,
first.
Sewing Clubs.-Emma Burns. Alex,
first; Edna Burns, Alex, second;
Reta Bumgartner. Acme. third; Dol.
eres Rowe. Acme, fourth: Hazel
Park, Acme, fifth.
Sewing.-Edna Burns. Alex, first
nightgown; Reta Bumgartner, Acme.
first, sewing bag.
Girls First Year Canning. .-Thelma
White, Pioneer, first; verna Pilgrim.
Middleburg, second; Aileen Sandln,
third; Ola Pearson, Stover,
Ruby Pearson, Stover, fifth;
Edna Stamper, Valley View, sixth;
Bertha Fields. Valley View. seventh;
Opal Lietrich. Valley View. eighth;
Mabel Bryant, Valley View, ninth; |
Katie Mccoy, Valley View, tenth; {
Dana Goodnight. Valley View,
oventh; Eva Moore, Tuttle, |
Twelfth; Grace Moore. Tuttle, thir.
.eenth; Annie May Moore. Pocasset, |
Doris IIeffner, Pioneer,
fifteenth
Girls Second Year Canning Josie |
Jones, Middleburg, first; Margaret |
sandlin, Sandlin. second; Eula May |
Bradley, third. The girls !
who will go to the state fair school
n Oklahoma City next week are
rhelma White, Pioneer, for sweep.
stakes in canning. Emma Burns,
Alex, for sewing. Another girl will
20 for excellence in poultry but her
lame had not been announced.
In the special prizes on vegetables,
ruit and meat canning the following
wards were made:
Vegetables.-Pioneer, first; Amber,
econd; Middleburg, third; Friend,
ourth; Rural Neighbors, fifth; Mer-
dian, sixth; Alex, seventh; Alex,
ighth.
Fruit. Rural Neighbors, first;
'ioneer second; Slower, third; Alex,
ourth; Middleburg. fifth: Meridian,
ixth; Friend, seventh; Amber,
ighth.
Meat.Alex, first; Amber, second;
tower. third; Meridian, fourth; Mid.
leburg, fifth: Rural Neighbors,
ixth Friend, seventh; Pioneer,
ighth.
Boys Clubs.
Clyde Cast, first on corn.
Verde Cast, second on corn.
Vprdia Morris fourfh ou corn
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-01-19

Miss Margaret Kelly of Aberdeen,
S. D., is a guest of Mrs. K. M. Glass
co with whom she will visit until
February l, when she will go south to
spend the rest of the winter.
BIG BOX SUPPER AT CHRISTIAN
CHURCH, FRIDAY NIGHT. LADIES
BRING BOXES, WELL FILLED
WITH EATS" GENTLEMEN COME
PREPARED TO BUY THESE BOX
Els. 27-1t.
We give prompt attention to all
calls for repair work or any and all
lines of plumbing. Watch all pipes,
connections, drains, etc., and when
there is a symptom of trouble call us
at once. Don't let your plumbing
wrinkles increase-let us iron them
out for you. Jaehning Brothers Com
pany. 21-lt,
According to the sheriff's report of
Redwood county there are twelve peo-
pie serving Jail sentences in the Red
wood county Jail We will say that
is going some for county the size
of Redwood. There is only one pris-
oner in the Brown county Jail ana he
is so lonesome that the sheriff has to
keep him company.-New Ulm Jour-
nal.
Leave your orders for cream and
milk. Received fresh every day at
Luscher's Grocery. Gilt.
Thirty-two members of the local
chapter of the Eastern Star went to
Morton, Thursday evening of last
week to assist in the organization of
ali Eastern Star Chapter there. c. F.
Hamilton of St. Paul, the Worthy
Grand Patron of Minnesota was pres
ent and took charge of the meeting.
The work of the initiation of the can
didates was done by the members of
the Redwood Falls Chapter and +,
teen candidates were taken into the or
der. At the close of the ceremony of
initiation Mr.. Hamilton made short
address and Mrs. A. P. Goudy, Wor-
thy Matron of the Redwood Falls
Chapter gave a short talk Of advice
and encouragement to the new mem
bers. The session was followed by
a social time and the serving of
most delicious luncheon. The Morton
Chapter consists of members from
Morton and Franklin, and new Chap
ter has also recently been started at
Fairfax.