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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-24
SUNRISE

Mrs r. 4. Mcleod visited We'd
lnesdav afternoon with Mrs. Carl
lHamlin.
/ Mrs. H. Boley visited Sunday after
noon with Mrs. John Swanson.
+ Miss Edith Myers visited the school
Wednesday afternoon. She is taxing
part in the school program.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Summeryille,
Melvin. Roy and Myrtle were enter
tanned Monday evening al the Martin
Burk home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Berger were at
Custer Wednesday.
+ John Odmark has been saving
wood with drag saw for Chris Lar
sen.
Mrs. R. A. Mcleod visited Sunday
with Mrs. Jim Summertime ana AIRS.
NJ Burke.
/ The Busy Hour Sewing club met
Thursday with Mrs. NJ. CamoDell'
( She received quilt blocks from the
ladies. The following were present.
Mrs. J. Summerville, Mrs. W. Z.
DYKES. Mrs. II. Draper. Mrs. Ray ST.
monds. Mrs. ]. B. McPhail. Mrs. j. T.
+ NcPhail. Mrs. H. HardisOn. Mrs. Mel
vim Bamford. Mrs. A. Simonds, Mrs.
Groves. Mrs. Frank Pittman, Mrs.
Robert Lowrey, Mrs. NJ. Burke and
Mrs. Hazel Davis.
About fifty young people attended
the dance Saturday night at the VIII
+ Yeagor home. A good time was re
ported.
/ The program and pie social at the
Buffalo school was a huge cuccesS.
All of the pupils did very well. Forty
three dollars was received from ire
sale of the pies. Mr.. Ed Bostwick was
the auctioneer. The proceeds are 10
be used for repairing the school mouse
The Sunrise school has received
Travelling Library consisting OF
fifty-two story books from the State
Library at Olympia.
Mary, Anna, and Val Burke and
Miss Frieda Mayer called Wednes-
day evening at the Jim SUMMERTIME
home.
Mr.. Yves Keidel and son Roy have
returned to Oregon after visiting rel
atiyes and friends for several days.
Mr.. Pope and -John Myers spent
Thursday evening at the Martin
Burke home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. \. Johnson were
at Bellingham Sunday to visit CAR
ence Glenman who is slowly improV-
ing at ST. Lukes Hospital at Belling-
ham.
Mr.. Carl Berger has been unable
to work for the past week. He has
had blood poisoning in his right hand
Mrs. Hazel Davis and daughter
are visiting at the NJ. Campbell home.
Mrs. Davis is the daughter of Mrs.
NJ. Campbell.
Lillian Gustafson spent Sunday
with Myrtle and Bernice johnson.
Mrs. Glen Petit and son Junior.
are visiting at the Martin Burke
home.
Lorrens, Joe and Henry Klynstra
have been absent from school few
days.
Esther Nelson and Verna kilgore
spent Sunday afternoon with Minta
Hamlin and Selma Swanson.
Mr.. Chas. Myers. John Myers and
Val Burke worked Saturday at the
Markworth gravel pit getting it ready
so that they can haul gravel from
there.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS- Lynden
Lodge, No. 1877 meet every Mon
day evening at the 1. o. o. F. hall
All Knights are cordially invited
to attend. r. F. JONES, c. c.,
w. G. HEMINGWAY, X. R. & s.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

For the improvement of Olive
Street from the c. NJ. & st. P. Ry.
Co track on Pine Street To the north
-Tly boundary OF the Town or LINDEN.
by regarding, draining, building cui-
verts and drains. constructing a
bridge across Fishtrap Creek and
surfacing said street with sixteen
foot strip of concrete paving in GEN.
ter thereof, and other work, as pro-
vidad by Ordinance No. 100 Great
ing Local Improvement District No.
Is.
/ NOTICE is hereby given that the
assessment roll providing for the
levy of expense of the above described
Improvement as prepared by the
I Town Engineer and filed with the
Town Clerk on November 18th, 1921,
is now open for inspection and at 3
p. NJ, the 18th day of December,
1921, at regular meeting OF the
Town Council of Lynden to be held in
the Town Hall, the Town Council
will hear objections to said assess
ments, and all persons who may de-
sire TO object thereto must make such
objections in writing and file the
same with the Town Clerk at or pri-
or to the date fixed for such hearing.
All objections shall state clearly the
grounds of objection, and objections
not made within the time and manner
herein prescribed shall be conclus-
/ lively presumed to have been waived.
At the time and place fixed for said
! hearing, and at such other times as
the hearing may be continued to, the
council will sit as board of equal
cation for the purpose OF considering
said roll, and at such hearing or hear
ings will consider such objections
made thereto, or any part Thereon,
and will correct, revise, raise, lower,
modify, or set aside such roll or any
part thereof, or order the assessment
| to be made de novo," as to such
body shall appear just and equitable,
and shall then proceed to confirm the
same by ordinance.
r. B. LIE coco,
Town Clerk
Published Nov. "a, Dec. list, 1921.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
1.-TWO horses, one spring wagon and
one double harness were seized at
the port OF Lynden, Washington, on
November 6, 1921, for violation of
| the United States revenue laws and
parties claiming the same are hereby
notified to file their claim with the
Collector of Customs at Seattle,
Wasningt ton, within twenty days from
the date of first publication of this
notice, and unless such claim is filed
within the prescribed time, the prop
erty will be sold at public auction at
the United States Customhouse at
LINDEN, Washington, at two O'Clock
p. NJ, on December 20, 1921, to the
highest bidder for cash. Millard I.
Harrison. Collector of Customs, Seat
tile, Washington.
First publication, Nov. 10, 1921. st
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Miscellaneous

RENT WANTED-ANYONE HAVING
a rent to let please communicate with
Mrs John Wadsworth, Madison Ave,
Skowhegan. tf3O
CELLAR WALLS BUILT AND RE
PAIRED. Also cobble stone work and
cement walks built. General repairs
OF all kinds. j. NJ Roderick, Is sum
mer ~. Sk""hegan. 1w39"
HAY CHANCE. WE CAN SAVE yesr
money II you will let us insure your
hay. We are located at 338 Madison
ave. Get our rate for all kinds of in
surance a. IL Cleveland & Co, Show
"es"h' leiephohe 1912. tao.
WILL THE PERSON WHO TOOK THE,
dress coat from the automobile at the
dance at The Forks Saturday night re-
turn the same to John Martin. cara
'u'N' 1w30
EXPERT FROM BOSTON COMING
next week. All piano tuning and re-
pairing done, low rates Jnonire of
Anne j. Perrault. &c East Front ST
skowhegan. Telephone l15-l1. 1w3O.'
BICYCLE STOLEN. .REwARn oE.
FERED. Emblem bicycle with Atber-
ton coaster brake taken from railroad
pOstoffice. Equipped with EXTRA large
eagle saddie suitable reward will be
paid Tor It's return or for Information
which will convict guilty parties En-
gene A. Dumont, Postoffice, Skowhe-
gan. 4weof
ESCAPE PROSECUTION nv .r
TURNING pine board which Won, 80
from platform at Lakewood Jnl,y To
not returned within one weel, me-.
nation already obtained viii he 80
use of and arrest viii follow
Poulin, Skowhegan. ivan.
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Marked Copies to Show Yours Ad

One Of our best advertisers. a dry
goods concern, follows the custom OF
sending marked copies OF the paper
showing his al 10 the firm or firms
who make the goods mentioned
thsrein. This is an excellent custom
= follow and we are always willing
tesfurnish and mail the paper free OF
expense, when requested TO do so. Our
local retail merchant should bear this
IN mind. Give us the address and
Ne will mark your ad and send a
copy any time. II is good thing to
II the manufacturers know that you
~rs featuring his product. Where he
hnds a progressive merchant willing
p cooperate, he is often willing to
assist In the advertising or in other
ways very much and to the advantage
II The retailer. Let US help you TO
tpil the maker that you carry his
goods and advertise them for sale, by
sending . marked copy of the indie
Isndeut Reporter
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Tnrai APnra

Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Lessard
are the parents Of a daughter borr
last Saturday.
John b. Avore of Skowhegan is re
ceivng medical treatment at Kenne-
bee Valley Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs T. G. Lord and famil,
are enjoying an automobile trip thru
the White Mountains.
Mrs. w. S Stinchfeld and Mrs. F.
W. Bunker of North Arson are on a
motor trip to Owls Head in Portland
DR.. f. o. Sawyer was before Trial
Justice T. G. Lord for oyerspeeding
and settled, fine and costs amounting
TO S17.47.
Miss Alrueda Leach of Boston Is a
guest of her aunt, Miss Alrueda Moore
superintendent of nurses at Somerset
Hospital.
DR.. and Mrs. George f Young re-
turned home Sunday night from a
visit with the family Of Manley T
Pooler at Boothbay.
Mrs. Forrest Doyle of bingham and
Mrs. Herbert Dreamer of North Arson
are patients at Kennebec Valley Hos
pital. having underwent surgical
treatment this week.
Mrs. l.. A. Bradbury of North An
son, superintendent of schools in that
town and vicinity was in Skowhegan
yesterday calling on friends and at
tending to business.
Gorge WEIGH, formerly employed by
the Maine Pulp & Paper Company
who has been i'll with typhoid fever at
his home, ia North avenue, is re-
ported as improving.
Mrs. Alfred Turcotte accompanied
by her daughter, Norma, left Saturday
morning for Medfeld, Mass, where
they will be the guests of Mrs. Tur-
cOtte's parents for several weeks
The Skowhegan Vulcanizing Com
pany have taken Ave years lease OF
the first floor of the Debe building on
Water street recently partly burned
and are getting it ready for occupancy
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice f. Pratt ot
Boston are visiting his brother Her
bert N Pratt on the Canaan road
They came thru by motorcycle anc
side car attached and report a fine
trip.
r. r. Patten with his daughter;
Miss Eunice F. and Miss Lois NJ Pat
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Lost and Found
cESTLEMAS.s RAIN COAT FoUNu

GENTLEMAN'S RAIN COAT FOUND.
bunch of keys in pocket. Owner
may have same by paying the cost of
this ad Il. A. Decker, Skowhegan
2w30'
AUTOMOBILE TAIL LIGHT FOUND
Sunday night on the corner of Jewett
same by paying cost of this ad. Seth
DeNoll. JeWett st, Skowhegan. 1w30
RIFLE FOUND IN SKOwHEGAN.
owner may have same by proving
property and paying cost of this adj
Peter Corvette, ~ Corvette St, Show
hogan. 3w30.
ON EAST MADISON ROAD MONDAY
morning, July IS. muffler for a gaso-
line engine. owner may have same by
calling at the Reporter office and pay
ing for the cost of this ad. 1w30.
LADIES' BROWN SWEATER LOST
between East Madison and Skowhegan
or around town. Finder return to Dr.
W. S. Stinchfield and receive reward.
Court st. SkoWhegan. 1w30
LADIES' NAVY BLUE SUIT COAT
lost Sunday on North Channel bridge
and the ferson that was seen taking
same please return TO Mrs. Olin Dudley,
Skowhegan, Russell Road. 2w29-
IHAVE LOST A PYRENE FIRE Elk
TINGIISHER. One of two which l
sent to the Agricultural Building at
Fafrview Park at the time of the Boys
Conference. A suitable reward will
be paid for It's return. X. It. Patten
Skowhegan. tf22
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HAVE LOST A pyRENE FIRE Eek.
Positions Wanted

by WOMAN WITH SMALL BABY.
Tel. $50, Madison. Maine. Box AZ. 1w30'
AS MILK TESTER AND FEEDER.
Have had about three years experience
with pure bred stock Address f. A.
co NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co., Skowhe-
gan. 1w3O.
POSITION AS VACATION sUBsTI-
TGTE or would accept permanent po-
sition in Office. Am typist and under
stand bookkeeping. Rosalie Parsons,
Skowhegan r + ID |. n h. Phone 1913
Norridgewock Exchange. 2w30F'
ELECTRICIAN OR MECHANIC
Have full equipment of tools. George
HerouX, 80 Lawton St, Skowhegan.
2w29F
POSITION WANTED by A MIDDLE
aged lady as general housekeeper in
widower's or bachelors home. Good
housekeeper and understands cooking.
Miss Nora Mark. Lewiston. 4w27'
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Help Wanted

LADY BOOKKEEPER THREE OR
four hours each day. Apply by letter
only. Simpsons Drug Store. Skowhe-
gan. 1W30
GOOD COOK At ONCE AT ISLAND
Cafe, Skowhegan. 1w30|
MAN WANTED At ONCE ON FARM
by the month. Harry Cullen. Show
hogan, II + - 2. 2w30F
WANTED COOK WITH EXPERT
ENGE at Maine School for Feeble
available Position permanent. Apply
at once to Superintendent Maine School
for Feeble Minded. West Pownal Me.
2w30
FARM ATTENDANT AT MAINE
School for Feeble Minded. Good pay
with full maintenance. Permanent
position. Position Immediately avail
able. State experience, age and ref
erences in first letter. Apply to Su-
perintendent. Maine School for Feeble
Minded. West Pownal, Maine. 2w30
sTENOGRAPHER WANTED-PER-
MANENT position. Good opportunity
for right party. Maine Pulp & Paper
Co, Skowhegan. lw3O'
WANTED. SINGLE MAN TO WORK
in barn of Registered Gurnseys; must
he II good dry hand mixer. kind to
wages expected and give reference.
u. l.. blanchard. Maudesleigh Farm,
NeWhnrypOrt, Mass. 1w30
LAINDREss AND COOKIES HELP
Err in small summer hotel. Good
wages paid. f. G. Mcfarland, Thomp-
son Inn. South Bristol 2w29
MEN WANTED TO SELL "PERRY-
dependable fruit trees and shfnbbery.
Big demand Complete cooperation.
Commission paid weekly. Write for
terms. Perry Nurseries, Brighton. N.
Y. 4W28s
WANTED-A MEAT COOK AT
once Russell House, Christmas Cove.
Me- 4w27s
COOK WANTED-GOoD ALL ROUND
| cook at once for season. Also wo-
| man to do Kitchen work. Ledge House
and Cabins Dead River. tf26
GIRL WANTED-GIRL TO DO
| table work, kitchen work or cabin
work. Ledge House and Cabins. Dead
| River. ties
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Cheap Way to Mount pIcturea.

To mount pictures inexpensivefy
for the nursery or childrens bed
rooms. cut all the white margin OF
the picture. then get some thin,
smooth boards IN inch larger all
round than the picture; stain the
boards with dark oak stain about two
inches round the edge; varnish them.
then paste the picture on the board.
leaving an even edge OF the stained
wood all round; hans on the walls In
the usual way.
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ten took an automobile trip TO The
| Forks, Tuesday and will return home
by canoe down the kennebec River
in about week
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Goodspeed oil
cliftondale. Mass. were guests Monday
and Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. A. II
Lang, Mrs Goodspeed was formerly
Miss Mary Emery, daughter of the late
Albert Emery of Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Daggett accom-
panied by their son-in-law, Oscar Ed
wards and son Lloyd departed yes
terday by automobile to Portland
where Mr.. Daggett will consult spec
ialists regarding his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald C. Marble. nee
Priscilla T. Colby, who were married
last week at the brides home in Nal
den, Mass. arrived in Skowhegan Sun
at the Colby cottage, Lake Wesserun-
set.
A large number of members of
Sorosis and their guests went to ia
, Il
Great Pond and enjoyed q delicious
banquet served under the direction of
Landlord and Mrs. Marshall. II
proved most delightful social affair.
P. II. Kelley of the independents Re
porter force, leaves here Saturday
morning on a two weeks vacation,
which he will spend in Fall River,
Providence. Newport and Narragan-
sett Pier, X. |. He will also take in
the tercentary celebration at Ply
mouth, Mass on August 1st.
Saturday afternoon July 30th there
will be a sale of cooked food in the
show room of the Blaisdell AutOmo-
bile Company. The sale will begin
at 2 o'clock and at 4:30 home baked
beans and brown bread may be had,
The proceeds OF the sale will be used
as a benefit for the Bethany Baptist
Credit class.
Colonel Lindsay, who served in a
Scottish Regiment and who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Hymer
at Lakewood has gone to Montreal.
Thomas G. Springer of New York is
guest at the Hymer cottage. His
play Minus Marriage" will come out
in New York in a few weeks and THE
Poppy Cod also by Mr.. Springer will
be produced by The Sewlyns at the
Hudson Theatre.
Frank Hackersmith, the champion
wrestler of New York State at 175
who threw Tony Mullen, a Sparks
Circus wrestler that Harry Dellamano
of Madison defeated in two bouts, has
made a challenge to meet Dellamano
in two ont of three fall bout. The
challenge has been accepted and Will
be held in the Exhibition building on
the fair grounds tomorrow friday.
This should draw large audience Of
wrestling sports from this section.
Sheriff Mooers has just received
word from Mrs. Mooers stating that
she was within 200 miles of Horta
having touched at one of the group of
Islands composing the Azores. She
expected to reach Horta where II.
Tobey Mooers, son of the couple, is
stationed as American Consul in about
twenty-four hours. The message stat
ed that Mrs. Mooers had had most
pleasant voyage and had suffered but
/ little from sea sickness.
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Exhibition Hall
on the Fairgrounds, SkOwhegan
Friday Night, July 90

Now this bout is not framed up affair, many think.
but real match Through the clever work of Delamano
in his recent bouts with the Greek at the Carnival in Show
hogan and Sparks Circus wrestler at Madison defeating
both of them.
We know Dellamano is good wrestler and this N. Y.
champion must be good man, therefore it shall be
of the best wrestling matches here. 1t looks like
hard battle.
Delamano seems to be fine clean fellow. He began
wrestling when boy in Northern Itav and later learning
the game thoroughly in Switzerland which he says is
great country for sports of every description Mr. Della
to this country several years ago and after being
here while enlisted in the U. s. Navy where he was
prominent in wrestling throughout his term of enlistment
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Household Hint.

Straw mating suitcases and shop
ping bags can be very much improved
In looks and usefulness by q coat of
cheap wagon varnish. which makes
them waterproof. A good wetting will
generally spoil them, but the varnish
causes them to shed water like a duck.
This should be done once a year.
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EIGHT ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE
with or without furniture Electric
lights. city water Bargain II taken
at once. Terms half down, balance on
French St, Slsowhegan. tf20
GUERNSEY BULL. ONE YEAR OLD
June End, registered for sale. Price
and pedigree on application. Good
trade IL taken at once. Maurice A.
Malbon, Skowhegan r F d Z. tbs
STABLE. 24x30 FEET. ADJOINING
my home on Leavitt street for sale for
removal. Inquire of Mrs. Ora Yalliere,
Express Office, Skowhegan. tf19
FORD CAR FOR sALE-INaUTRE
of Carl Curtis. So Water st. Skowhe-
gan tfl9
TWO DOUBLE TENEMENT HOUSES
for sale on East Maple street City
water flush closets, garden lot, shade
trees. $1,000 each. 20 per cent on
your money is a good investment. f. ID.
Sterry 76 Mt Pleasant Ave. tf17
MACHINERY FOR sALE--LANE
Lumber Trimmer; s" Outside Moulder;
16" Buzz Planer; Bandsaw Machines;
Morgan & National Boxboard Watchers;
Sawdust Blowers; Single Machines:
Mill Supplies. Buyers of used ma
chinery. Write or phone your wants
Butler e. Mcclellan Tel. 95-M. Box All
w AteTNllic,
DARK BROWN HORSE FOR SALE
Good driver and good worker. Safe
for woman to drive. Weighs about
1860 lbs. Apply at the Quality Bakery
Skowhegan. tf17
TWO STORY HOUSE FOR SALE
Stable included, large lot; central To-
cation; bath room; furnace; spring wat
er. For particulars inquire OF c. A
Ross, Court st. Skowhegan. TIN
TOBACCO STEMS FOR sALE--JUs1
the thing for making solution 70,
dipping sheep for ticks and other In
sects, also solutions for apple tres
spray and for other shrubbery. %
per pound in lots of 20 lbs. and up
ward. Fred Avery. Madison Ave
Skowhegan. tf4scon
ONE LAMBERT ENGINE Is h. p.
| for sale. Also one potato planter,
one two-row horse hoe. one two-row
cultivator, one potato or apple car
| rier. one potato sprayer, and zoe cords
| of slab wood. IL. T.. Spear, Lakewood
| L. o. Address, Madison X f ID l. Both
| telephones TIT
INNER TUBE 32x4 FOR SALE
Price $l.75. r. T. Patten, Skowhe-
! gan. tf44
NEW ENGLAND DIRECTORY>
over 2100 pages, 1918 edition. Cos
W. viii sell for 800. Independent-Rs.
| porter Co. tf3o
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Wanted-To Buy

CAPONIZING SET. ALSO PURE
BRED White Wyandotte Cockerei, ls1ll
hatch; also good single driving harnesi|
Must be reasonable for cash Drop
Poultry Farm, Bingham, Box " iw''1
A SMALL REFRIGERTOR. A.
Sl<owhepan 2wloil
A SECOND HAND MOT0RCfClE|
4 '''' ''0''''e' INV " lfJstl
SOME GOOSE BERRIES FOR cav
heean 2wlal
SECOND HAND FURNITURE. ~
you have sany to sell please lei nJ
know and ! will call f. {. Nye u
Bush ST. Skowhegan. Farmers phOH1
I'LL. 4w30f.
LIVE P0ULTRY-WRITE IN Fins'I
letter. kind and number you ha.l
Harry Cohen, Skowhegan. "
CANOE. STATE SIZE. MAKE. COW
DITION, how long in use and PHI
r. IT. Patten. Skowhegan.
WANT TO BUY SOME rREHad
cans. l.. II. Elliott, SkowheE ht
ohonaa a''''e'A 'o''e iw2iFl
WANTED TO buy A COtNfh.I
store in some small growing town 10
dress L. O. Box 493, Bingham fNs
WANT TO BUY A FORD CAR W.
or 1921 model, Also Il gauge ava ~
matte shot gun and one eooo
hound. s. T.. Stowell, Strong kodr
2. 1--WE"
I WANT 100 CORDS OR non
OF cord wood or pulp to cut or ch"as
to cut logs by the thousand IT, ,g1;d
dress Box So, Harmony
WANT TO BUY ONE GEoh"
Colby 1888 Atlas OF Somerset couI NJ.
w. r.. Craig, Greenville Jnnc'ionav ION
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TWO CAMERAS FOR SALE, BBC0Np
hand. One 4x6, dry plate with tripod
suitable for general amaturs usa. Al.
camera with tripod and Case Prizes
and particulars on application ut Inds
pendent Reporter Co. tfss
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To Let

WANT TO LET THE GhA ss,yss
my home farm to be cut al the ".,ssTsI
Charles b. Gilman. Scion Me-
sTABLE-INQUIRE OF an
Pooler SO North Ave. skownss"I v3i,
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Mistaken VIeu.

Strange tricks our vanity will play,
and egotistic is hfe's plan. A fish,
which grabbed hook ono day, at first
eelieved he'd caught a man!
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Advertisements In these columns not to esee.s r..
lines inserted once for 25c four times for Soc e.s s
with order. Zach additional line SC. In cou,,.. ea
lines. reckon IN aversge Of words. Stamo. ~.
II not paid In advance. 10c ADDITIONAL s g..
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Wrestling
Challenge

FRANK HACKENSMITH, the champion wrestler of
N state at u.s. who threw Tony Mullen the Sparks Cir
wrestler that Harry Delamano of Madison defeated in
two bouts has made challenge to meet Delamano in
of three fall bout The challenge has been accepted
and shall be held in the
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STEIN bull. one month old. GRANDSON
of King Walker Joanah Lad Slren ny
20 III bull Also two registered cows
and one / year old bull Howard &
Rowell CornVille S"-o
Evening star., 1921-05-11

The Secretary of War and Mrs. Weeks
will be the honor guests at dinner fol-
lowed by a reception, with dancing,
which will be given Tuesday, May "a.
by DR.. and Mrs. Loren johnson at their
beautiful home on 10th street.
Evening star., 1921-05-11

ington. who is deeply interested in
the work.
Mrs Robert NJ. Thompson. assisted
by Miss Alice Harding and Miss Hilda
Sykes, will have the lemonade table
and soft drinks.
Mrs Charles Harlow. assisted by
Mrs. Talbot, Mrs. E. H. Gheen, Mrs.
c. F. Wilson, Mrs. w. H. King and
Miss Georgiana Getty, will have the
very latest and smartest aprons, crisp
and dainty.
Robert e. Lee Chapter. United
Daughters Of the Confederacy. will
give its annual May dance at Chevy
Chase lake Thursday evening, May IL,
at o'clock. This is the last dance
of the season and one of the most
enjoyable given by the chapter. Mem
bers of the congressional set and
others socially prominent are expect
ed to attend. Mrs. E. H. Lynham,
president of the chapter, with her
officers and dance committee, will act
as chaperons for the dance.
Miss M. E. Grier of Hartford, Conn.
member of the American Federation
of Art. which will hold a convention
here this month, is guest at the
Powhatan Hotel for several weeks.