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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-26

Lot Ladies' Silk and
Metal embroidered Serge
Dresses. All sizes. Made to
retail for $4,000 to $500,
Our price $3.50
Lot 2 - Ladies' Win ter
ClOaks. Have been selling
for $4,000, Sale price 1895
Lot 80 Long Plush Coats,
with RacoOn and Squirrel col
lars. They are lined with
heavy brocaded Satin. Reg
ular price $125.O0 and
$4,000, Sale price $500
SILKS, SILKS, SILKS
Lot 4-These silks are direct
from a large Silk Mill in Phil
adelphia, and are way below
the market price today.
Lot 5-Georgette Crepes in a
large assortment of cOl0rs.
Regular price S1.9S,
Sale price CSC
Lot 6-40 in. Crepe de
Chimes. Regular price $3.50,
Sale price $1.39
Lot 7-36 in. Messalines in a
large assortment of cOlors.
Regular price $2.9S,
Sale price S1.49
Lot S-36 in. heavy all silk.
for Ladies' Waists or Skirts
and MEMS SHIRTS. Price
has been $3.50 yd.,
Sale price $1.39
This is a good bargain and
will go quickly at this low
price
Lot Silk Stripe VOiles,
new Spring Colorings. Price
has been S1.5O yd.,
Sale price SOC I'd.
Lot 1O-Cott0n VOiles. Price
has been CSC, Sale price Csc
Lot 11-36 in. COlOred Silk
Poplins. Price has been
$3.50 yd., Sale price CSC
Lot 1886 in. CretOnnes in a
fine assortment of cOlOrings.
Price has been SIPS yd.,
Sale price SOC
Lot 1872 in. Kiddy Cloth.
Price has been SOC,
Sale. price 19c
Lot 14-32. in. Bates Rip
plette. All the desirable
colOrs. Price has been 39c,
Sale price 19c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-26


Lot 15-Ladies' All Wool Tie
Back Sweaters. Price has
been $5.98, Sale price s1.98
Lot 16-Ladies' Pink Jersey
Boomers. Price has been
75c, Sale price 29c
Lot 17-Children's Pink Jer-
sey Boomers. Price has been
Acc, Sale price Csc
Lot Is - Ladies' Cotton
Night Gowns. Price has been
S1.5O, Sale price CSC
This sale will continue all
next week with additional
bargains each day.
Lot 2O-BungalOw Aprons,
trimmed with rick rack braid
with elastic. belt. Price has
been $1.5O, Sale price 79c
Lot 21-House Dresses made
of blue chambray bingham.
Price has been $3.50,
Sale price $1.0O
Lot % One Lot Beach
Cloth, striped and figured
Voiles and striped Waistings.
Price has been 39c and 49c,
Sale price 12tc
Lot 23-Indian Head, sc in.
wide. Price has been 49c,
Sale price 19c
Lot 24-Indian Head, 80 in.
wide. Price has been 39c,
Sale price TIC
Lot 25-White Stripe Lawns
and Muslins. Price has been
49c, Sale price 29c
Lot 1856 in. Long Cloth.
Price has been 49c,
Sale price 19c
This sale will continue all
next week with additional
bargains each day.
Lot 2S-Very fine Nains0ok.
Price has been Soc,
Sale price Csc
Lot 29-Very fine Batiste.
Price has been 69c,
Sale price 29c
Lot 1916 in. Berkeley 60
in. Cambria. Price has been
as high as SEC,
Sale price 19c yd.
This sale will continue all
next week with additional
bargains each day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-26
Hallowen Remnant Store
The Underprice Store


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opens $50 A. NJ
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-08
ALLEGED lBSglNDfR Of FUNDS
CATTLE DEALINGS IN Tolls
Of 0TfIcIAlS AND II jail


H McNaly charged last with invieglng farmers
Of Ramsey county the purchase of booded
to lodged county jail following
his other charges according 70 officials olton
released bonds when arrested
and Two elapsed since
that time when at the ja had nothing To-
pending possibility Of arresng the alleged criminal
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-08

!;,!1,lpOrts,t ( ! s.
II Dor fsrs, f'rayele lers :.
ship and 8 sail 4 under
tie Stars y and I, 4 Stripes
HERE are today few
portts ri The world Of
importance 6 to shippers or
travellers, \ thich cannot be
reached 81 sships that sail
under tie Stars and Stripes.
President Harding has
+. said thar q escannot sell
successfullY where we do
not carry. d Iile American J
Merchant \ iaafine that once
\ almost. u 1 .Yaiiiiis hed .is again an 1
establish d md Important
carrier 81 tne worlds com.
m,lerce. ne s!''
Y ou can ship 81 sail any
where Ia American ships
designed for utmost COM
fort and safety.
opezators u Passenger
& f .5f SefFiceaf:., ~.
1se,:.. 81: 1sr;| i 4 4 s'.'s ss'sss n,
s. az sss:... s.'s%ssss' 'Ss%s:ess IA 2
,?:s 500. ~ s@ Ss.e Ys.R. t;ns It = 1s.y*t
~ & fise sss..y 81 Rssss &. R,ss 4s;l : 4 4 81
Pacific. hasil s. s; s. Co.. IS Broadway
Y. !; q. 4 4s.k, i si s. s. g. . as.s''''
Ward LIN. 1Jew York and G..bs Mail
s. svc ca, !, Fees Of WI Street,
a.ss Il Free use Of /
Il / 3its s Shipping Board films
~ al Shinpii1s Board molten pieturs
filns, 1 kGssf III free on reetssss ~ any
ss ifnaSnr, pa1eps, postmaster 5ots oeGanl-i u
,ss ~ Al ;kreat educational picture
sts inf: afS, ma N,e seA. Write fceTt Inform
4 I +atiDn toH. Lil,e, Director lqkSnnation
BufaHu Rocm OIL, 1919 Stfest.
~. W. Washington, D. c sSa s:S q y
= sss SnIPs FOR sALI
8ssse:. i3l5 u Asslsess sifissss I'D
satpat ssfsansss, beth oil gsHa sosl
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-08
GENERA LABoRI NEWS

unions, So ~
III fore than 100 building contractors
III the Hiixabeth district ofi New tJer-
Nv have agreed to rensw, 1, last years,
B B. Ihe Krupup, ), interest. Il Germany ~
INV IN employ more thar $1,000 uersons.i
51l whom $1,000 are employed ia the
ssen works. Y: IS sass5 -
81 Tke Brotherho1to,1 sof Locomotive m.
ineers il sttriennial & Il convention & & ID. ID.
ISleyelands voted moi Ia aoin the Amer
ESx Federatioaln,S 81 Iabotlrl.s IL. 4
lie. Amalgamated1 u Olothing Work
~ / of 80 America !. Sbaripua1Kt mi
1S1inst the Clothing Manufa
Association for anti-union aetivities,9
n DeS1dine to accept the so per cent
wage eli, effective May 2, sheet metal
,NspFikera 1iis ofs ndsor, Ont. and ada,
Gdnt muhicipait tes returned to work.
~ kccordlng Il fo ID epartn mont of ,Agrfcsul4
fl,nlrls reports, the farm labor situation
an the United States is decidedly
asier' than lit has. been for many,
sS II !. 5Ess,. !sS 81
4 Exclusive 81 the 1ohs found directly.
within in its own sinstt ions the sais
i lion army during 1ooo placed IN
aying positions 22l9 men ana ID, ,esl
women. 8..ss
;:sss ll tissand sl,ad q ythrfYing Indus
he il iauf ctnrAs & af wooden
ahpe pefi Tint was destroyed when
akGas Cnls n fhs snla,, ~
Richmond planet., 1921-10-29


The Ninth Annut meeting OF ,irr
Negro organization Society Viii con
Ecnc Jointly with the Negro state
Teachers Association in Calvary
Baptist church. Danvill>. Va. Nuvcm-
hrr l1-lN. l42l. The SPEAKERS, for the
occasion and thn.r who Will conduct
the discussions are men and women
whose kuowlrdr" ami experience a.I-
ply fit them 20 speak on matters ur
vital importauG to the rat.,. ard
mir wise counsel ami iu@piriu" adj
dresses vii hr Immensely Valuable tu.
al who ;ttrnd This mcriiun. Nur,uy,.r
trrv" vii h." the stirrinp r,,ltn,ta from
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nrut I.rnuDc@ uf What il hrir. .1,.t,s fp
inli ru}c Colo,rd Scauo1.. ian ,.t -:.r ,ir
riniH from la&turit Sl.ur,. :, tho
Iur =. ". aud from rhr \u.thnr,,
\cck Ia the Piedmont District 49, .nn
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Richmond planet., 1921-10-29

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trnuh." breeders ~hou,d be punished
lN confinement i'm the prui1ruliarv for
not ir@s than live nor more than trn
Richmond planet., 1921-10-29
J. c. CARTER QUOTES
IMPORTANT PROYIS-
ION Of LAWS 0E
VIRGINIA.


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c"nSniw with another to iucitc the coI
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Richmond planet., 1921-10-29
\ \t.N tptR vt STOkE,SI,\D
'''ntinucd on Page -

!, pom lnv.'at"n from Mr.. p. NJ.
- l'"d"', thar hu$t'inH District
,"P",N "i the Courts "f Calanrhr Of
,'''N NE. VA. The G. w. G.. John
Ni''h'i!' Ir. was "a'-"d there Ia >rI
"''"rl Il new Court at - i,c$lanl
,'N' IN. = from tn" r.tN. OWN" 20
- "'I"fl" "r" Tor California d. T.
Il, ''"'F,"n' Grand MaStrr uI ENri.,.
|"'' ""' =. ~. 6 W. c went t."
,,,'n' f. 10 f'iTr~'ni him Tie Ic;l
,''i'll"nH Ior pAnvilh. Friday 1:I5.
VI ''j"'"r l1lh arr wing there
- - il.
, re WIZ. 'hrl ii IN" station by Mrs;
-. =" 'hH'&'. S:r G'"r&r w.
'''>",' ''!"f.'' Deputy OF PythianS
,'"" '''' =: niln h%ham. II" VA
,. ,"' "' over INTO tn" hands ot Sir
:, W." ''N Sl"'la' ir1"hd Who had
=! -. |nh'p'""'S r"ra~i +
:''', 'N''r "illhrr tn" entire party.
80, 80, '"'t '& MrN. ''"itIr Bow man a@I
' =, "'"' ''Fa%i\ h]"' "rrI t" Stokes
'"I,' '"' ""'r" 'n"E t"und Il iHrr"
I','., I'' 80 '"""''"''~ Wal'E& l."
~, ~ % l'' mysteries u '"i"nth".~nl
-, ~ ~ ~" '''E are h' officers to|
w., ""'' ms. Mrs.
,,.,ia ",'''' + p,.;> ''N"h W g. Alr~. Cor
W INK Mrs Fla
Richmond planet., 1921-10-29
\ LESSON FROM Tulsa

Th" !" lease from jail at Tulsa. OK
"i Dick Rowland. tire Negro bell bnr
VINO" alleged attempt to assault Il
"h't" &irl, MAS tn" spark that <r;
'bIaZ" tn" diS%rac"tul riots in tit" OH
citN Int summer. is ihr Tina! rh3nr ~.
III II story that shows the vicious iuiu%
tI'" and brutal stupidity ni mob ,uIc
Not one word Of evidence was addIl.-
'd imnlIcating Rowland in the charge"
brought aAinSt him and it wa not
even demonstrated that the girl in the
cas-" had made the complaint sh" il,
"hld 10 have made. The Negroes CON.
pete innocence was established.
rms is not an isolated case. II IS
'Npical OF the sort of "miStakc3" that
turn the rili-raff Of cities into mobs
With ropes and guns and torches. A
drunken lout whispers to a few other
lollS that h" heard someone say that 4
Negro had attacked Il white girl ami
the riot is on. No atri mpt at invcftieH-
iIon. no attempt to lot the law look in
to the matter.
1t is to be hoped that tie Tulsa
crime will be taken 10 heart in Other
sections OF the United States. where
contempt of courts: Judges and juri~s
I" so great among certain classes that
mon law must be invoked in order to
gt "juStice."
Richmond planet., 1921-10-29
TkoEhl.E BEGINS SATURDAY.

Ia" Nr&E" ,a alleged - have kiIcr
Walker nI$ morning in dilirultv
over Il >"ttl'm"ut for rent which t,u
r"t"r"d man, Nri'and is said 10 n;,ys
""'d tn" whit" farmer. Tire trouble De
san saturday and cuminatcd The
M""htu2 "hcn Walker met Kirlauc
't'! demanded payment. Kirklaud :.
ta"n sad /" hay, drawn his p1n, au
l'r"d. killing tn" farmer invtanti,
lnI"WIn@ the Shooting KirIaud al
tempted - escape hut was r.tpturrd ;,
M" ouf OF hppl"tou and u,ruru owe.
10 Nh'rlh Bennett. In the meantime,
""N h"d i'1n''l 1ud avenues Or e..
cape guarded
Richmond planet., 1921-10-29

Dear Mr.. Mjt"hi wish Ia con-.
"fa'u'an N"n upon rour nomination
lp' toEr"1o" ~ roir stat" hv the Re
publican Party thereof \ worthy and
'"'H ted honor wisely h.%tor. 4 hv soft
r'~'"rtjn% people, ami The Co;"rod man
WI" does not support your tick {.
"u"ht Ia h" made n "'rru~t>" Of tho
HNso""kHb'" Nu KluN reptiles. The
h""|" stand taken hy the READ men of
\'"'iniH "nl Of GEORGIA. will do more
toward the mirin" Of our forces North
and South. thHn all the lowing ord
h'"pn" Of Mr.. Harding to Lily
mites. from now until time for Ga,
hr'r,& part on TN" program.
went To Mr.. IIardin"'s porch and
with bowed heads. we asked God tn
send him I" the White House: 1houch
IN" Lord has anJ.wcrcd our prayers.
W.. li1rdin" has banded us n ecorp.
ion. Let him do his worse, Next fall
is coming and 1924 will soon ron
around. | have been q "Dicd in the
woo! R"nnhY"an' but from now on
am Lilly black Republican, ana
Il red nos" Democrat who is my open
"n"my. really looks n 1ittIc hcttcr
'h1n this lily Write animal who j,
" h'r ir"m tn" beginning.
>nnrt for manhood rights without
'"lH>ifi"2'i".n
w r. REED
Richmond planet., 1921-10-29

very iht"T"%tn" pro~ram vas rci.
"f'h ny ia" oth"rr Corp at Ncspnr
''fN.'"& on Sundav att,muou ":,o,oc
81 Tia" t,N$'n,iu Attributes of "A ~" Cjrl
va til" topic discussed Nv Mr. ! Ei>
on IT. It very able and hclnIuI mannu<
II" r""ltati"n> ard musical ,,1r,it",
members Of ',,p y.,r.. wall
rendered.
Mr., Horace %,rt nilr lao -. ustk.
"r III N'~nc'rs on Sunday October 2Ot:,
among tt'" musical Numbers ,r th,
pF"2fAm VIII b" an iustrumrn.qi yn!1
"' AiiSS Marie Boiling and y vo,a,
>"'" hy llr. 4. O. Mundin.
T"o IIal'oWc'rn Parties wiz IT, n,y
'h ~ ~" ~ ON Monday October nI~}
~ 'll' AFTERNOON from : to $50 Tho
>.''h"f "Hi> viii h" entertained IL
IN" evening from $50 to II O'Clock
'"'mh"r~ ana friends lG wears All
"'"r "r" invited to come and enjoy
'"nn%rly,s.
VII" j"trrHuls and date Of oncnu,,
f." tn" classes ARRANGED orc as ~,
lows. t""NnE: Mis- a l.. Walker
''f"i'N. N"F'mhrr 1th. s =. NJ: Cur
Ir"i Events. Prof II. s. Crawfor.,
'ail"Sd"y November 2nd IT : T. II.
.N"f"'h& tl"In" Defense Course Mrs.
Nary l."ma@ Thursday November 2r1
NJ +. NJ. Elhlc. Rev. J. l.. Tov;n,
ihnrSd"H N"r"mh,r Bird. at 7:3o p n
II" schedule Of the clas&;cs in Art
"rh' ''r'*%llakin% and Millinery viii
hc announced tatcr. We iuyiI, vo,, 4,
Richmond planet., 1921-10-29
NN IMPOSING DISPLAY

IN" iIrSt day banners. hearing the
.'''''" "' every state and Trrri:rrv
~ n" Union appeared MIR. l. c.
hahkS WAS show ito tho visitors n,I,
cry 10y ms. whcr" he sat for a 4nor,
llh". Th" officers Of the A,soriotior
ANA members Of the Executive Cour,.,
occupied seats upon the xtorn whiIr
iNnntinucd on Page -
Richmond planet., 1921-10-29
oRNTOR tIIARLI;S s. MORRIS'
CONGRATULATIONS.
Chicago, En- Route West

Hon John Mitchell. Jr
Permit M" to warmly f"l,ctatc You
gifted son Ji Virginia, upon you>
Sn."ct;on 10 lead the victorious hosts
of Virginia Co,orcd Republicans at
this pivotal moment. no man IN the
great Commonwealth i better Pre-
pared than You. either by training ~
character to marsha, the ranks who
ti"ht aga INST tn" most dtSin%rnuru@
lily Whiti$m' that ever di>rraccd 4
State let towards take th"ir ~vat+
@Nt = m, t. mo conservatives hid.
Their faces in shame while tn" only
pro"r@ 'vo$ in tn" D'd Dumjn on
tahr lie step that shall >ct men fgy...
Richmond planet., 1921-10-29

'oIorcd Victims Of Erand Signing
Themselves "K X. X"

Denton. Tex. Oct. 2t.-Two colucti
boys were taken from Jail at p,lo;
'"1nt last night and severely floggch
by band Of unidentified men.
W. j. M1i3cr editor OF the Pilot pci.t
paper. today found notice on his off
ice door reading: "Ycs. we die il
Thhi should be a warning 10 all toorrr,
anc lawbreakcrs. The notice was sign,
M ''K. X. r."
Richmond planet., 1921-10-29

sunday afternoon. October 30th at
r. NJ Richmond 'atriachic 40. t.. {.
O. OF O. T.. will hold its tith ami,
|rSary at tn" 5th street Baptist
|urch.
|Spc0ln' program has been arranged.
|M. '. i. =. Ecrchcr Taylor will DC.
FER the address. All members of the
idcr. inmates OF the Household and
END" o' IN" Order are requested TO
end
|Al. Y. Patriarchic Fred H. Jackson,
l. chairman: Henry Mallory. S"crc-
y.
Richmond planet., 1921-10-29

Rev. y. ! Nickcrson Pastor of
lin Street Baptist Church Hinton
T.. Va. was in the city this week
Richmond planet., 1921-10-29
W. 3. REED

Support the Black Republicans at
:hr polls Tuesday, November
Richmond planet., 1921-10-29

Sincerely y,ylr%.
Richmond planet., 1921-10-29

iTim"~-b biSpHtcInD
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-24
Tinker Bob
,a4sx .f@@Stories
hCarNaeA.n olconnbl 81
b. arlSseA Il. holcomb
AN ODD soNs

can tell you that if.Laek the ,Rab-
bit couldshaVe had his way Aboutsit he
would haya remained on the ground
This ehnstnsas OF riding about In. the
atg. with the King was not 20 pleasant
e MIN e s e. s 2; 8; others; LACK Ws.:
Basket; not 20 With silky. the Monkey.
He enjoyed Il, ana the higher they
went the better he liked 1t. But. Jack
kept .closasto the King and to the bot
tom Of the Raskats
How Angsbefors We will get
there? :" aslkeq jack, and they had
only been On their way . moment or
Two. but he 40 fGeAy, to stop.
v.ry pe clos : now son, e IA q inner lsns; -: a''
"WellsI a ready to get out Of this
Magic Packet any time"
you don't Mean to tell me you are
afraid to ride with thu King ?"
Wen, It makes me think I'm going
TO fail and / don't like to feel. that
way: l, would rather 10. to the place
on foot anyway" +.
quiet and - .if there is anythinE
familiar shout what o hear" The
Magic. Basket came to . stop and they
all climbed out to look around. Theirs
Wa not 4 word spoken.
Eauddenlyg Jack, the Rabbit. .pricksd
mp shia.ears and stood. on. hts hind feet.
He th0Naht he heard something IA
miliar. Than. too. he thought he saw
sornethinc which looked TO him like
Mr.. sang Sparrow. He watched care
fully. ii.
1t waA in : msrshy place near one
Of the small streams which emptied
into the river. There were cat tails
growing all about, and also many
small shrubs. This made, it difacult
to see Just what was going on, but
lack .wasNon. the watch to see if Mr..
sparrow was really there. /.
81 think see him. said Jack to
lhimself but. I'll not say q word til,
I'm, sure about it, for. if it isn't him
II. might. be ~assetrAnEer." 17.s =.
Tinker Bob laughed-to himself to
see how carefully Jack was Watching
The little bresEe waved. the 'cat-tails
back and forth making them rustic
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-24

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Huesgen. NNls
announce the arrival OF a baby
daughter In their home on Thursday,
May 20. "
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-24

"a Little Lord Fauntlercy." b.
Frances. HodGson Burnett. ~ prs.
aenteds last evening by Miss Irene
Thompson, reader, in carwin hall BE-.
fore . large and ~sppesciativa audi
OF. friends. The story WAS told Ia
three sets. and incorporating were
aonae attractive. muaioAl nlmbsrs by
Iaeab EvanAen, AutiQt. and Clarence
o'cannar, tenor, with Miss Marie Sat-
tier "a accomnAniat.
Miae ThomrSon II reader. Of
marked ability. Har rapid transition
Of character. pleasing voice and IT.
tracttve and pleading stage APPEAR
aAce, combined to make the program
one at the most entertaining ever
given by graduate. Of the axrrea,
aon department. Miss Thompson IL
= pupil Of Miss Nslla Kmssbury.
N. meeting ot Ii. noy., se.xhp.,
lodge to be held on wednasdsy Ven
FMS Is expected to BE- one Of sraeial
interest. The business session Will b
followed By a "set-toeether" at which
husbands Of the Royal Nsdghhor Lodge
members and tho Woodnen and thell
wives have been invited. Tho dral
team will give 4 performance durtnl
the evening: and there will be >etha,
ineeteetink
4 + L
The Women'a missionary society a
the First Presbyterian church vii
meet On Wednesday Afternoon in tn
church parlors. There will be report.
Of the recent Presbyterial meeting Al
Walhalla given by Mre. Mary Robin,
Wilson and Mrs. Harold Tanning
Mrs. Hugh e. Willis Will gtve q pa,
per. Hostesses for the afternoon IN
be Mesdames A. N. Armstrons and
G. r. Robbins. III.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-24

The LAdies' Aid Of the Swedish
Lutheran church viii meet on Wed
nesday afternoon in the church par
Tors. at 8 o'clock. All members Of the
society and their friends, who are In
terested are invited to attend. Mrs.
John Aastrom will teihostess for the
afternoon. s'te ~
Mrs. James celAns, 7N North
Fourth street. was hostess at the
heme this afternoon, to. the Lady
Elka. The Afternoon was spent in
formally. cards providing the enter
|t%ainnnent! and at the close Of the
game the hostess served a light re,
past. \
Division Ma. / of the First Baptist
Ladies' Aid will meet tomorrow aft
ernoon in the home of Mrs. III. q.
Buckingham, 1922 Vets ayenue: di-
vision two will meet With Mrs. James
G. Coulter. 213 North Seventh street
ana division four will meet with Mrs.
Charles Allen, EOS Vernon avenue
It has been announced that there will
be no n.,eting of division number
three this week. 81 y5st Sc
= 8 II *a-k
Mrs. II. r. corr4san ind Mrs. Ton.
Mccoy have issued invitations for a
rrernnrtial party to be given Wednes-
dax evening IL: the home of8Mrs. Cor
riEan, sos y, Boulevard: The horror
guests will Include this group Of
weddings will take place in June:
Miss Lulu Barbara .,Boniser, Miss
Mautie. sticklemyer,p Miss Belle Han
nah and Miss Agnes 'Tannahill.. The
diversion will be n~eedlework and the
guests will, sew for the bridal chests.
Announcement Of. Miss~ Boniger's
engagement to Paul Raymond Corri-
gan was recently made by her moth
er, sMrs::Al BoniEer. The wedding is
to be an event Of June 8. nv
At the home of Miss Violet Fere:
stad, Park avenue, East Grand Forks,
the Snappy Harmonic Stars held a
business meeting on Monday evening.
Plans OF the club for the vacation
season we're discussed, and later a
socia, hour and refreshments we're
enjoyed.
* +
Mrs. Joserhine Horton is visiting
in navilS Lake this week a. tho guest
of Mrs. A: NJ. Powell. Accompanied
by their SONS Henry Horton and will
lam Powell. Mrs, Horton and Mrs,
Powell. who was Mrs. Horizons week
end guest. motored to Devils Lake on
Sunday. This young men returned to
resume their work. at the university,
F.- X X 4
A regular meeting of the ". c, T.
g. will be held on Friday afternoon
in the parlors Of the First Presbyter-
ian. church and all members Of the
society and their friends are invited
TO attend. The meeting will open at
3 o'clock and will continue until s
Co'elock. A program will be one Of
the features. %
4 X + X 49,:
The Luther league Of the First
Lutheran church will hold a meeting
on Wednesday evening and it will be
In the nature of \ recaption for the
confirmation class. The meeting will
open at 8 o'clock In the church audi
|Horium, and there is to be a musical
program and social time. A talk to be
given by Sveinbjorr Johnson will be
an Interesting contribution to the
evenings program. and later in the
evening a committee from the league
will serve refreshments.
A cordial invitation has been ex.
tended to al members of the confr-
nation class. their relatives. friends
and all: young people interested to at
tend. r.