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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-15
100000 Iiccn.cd Car. in s,,,..

Their arc nov about 600, 600 auto
mobiles licensed IN Virginia, accord.
ING TO figures made public by tho
state Automobile License Bureau.
The number Of machines licensed in
the State this year is ABOUT li0. Gee.
which Is about 2o,oO0 more ,han were
licensed last year. Many OF the cars
licensed include secondhand cars.
which have been solo by the original
owners and. in some Instances, rcsoId
by the secondhand purchasers. The
State automobile license bureau is
called on By the police % all sections
OF the state 10 aid in tracing down
stolen automobiles and has been IN
strumenial In making numerous re
coveries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-15
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

American Legion womcn's Aux
iliarys-Jcncrson Hotel, 10 A. NJ.
Football. University of Rich
mond vs.. Virginia Tech. Stadium
Field, Westhampton, 3 l.. NJ.
v. NJ. ]. Club. Old Colony Club.
Richmond Hotel, $3.50 i. NJ.
U. o. J.. meeting. Chimborazo
School. s:l5 p. NJ.
confederate Memorial Institute
or Baltic Abbey. Boulevard and
hensington Avenue. 10 a. NJ. to
8 +. NJ
confederate Museum, Twelfth
ana Gay Streets. 0 y. NJ. to ~. NJ.
tor plays. see "Theater Cal,n.
dar" on editorial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-15
Clinics Ciose cony.ntiou.

Nineteen general clinics. four
group clinics conducted under the
auspices of the Prosthctic Denturc
Association of Virginia. five crown
and bridge clinics under the auspices
of the Richmond Study Club and
Three clinics held in the Professional
building featured the closing day OF
the nfty-sccond annual convention of
the Virginia State Dentist Associa-
ton yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-15

tee. From Farmvillc. MIR. Cridlin Will
go to Roanoke. where. on Monday
night, he will address the State con
vention OF the Junior Order of United
American Mechanics and present the
paGcant proposition To the members
of that order. many Of whom already
are identified with the movement.
Secretary Cridlin has accepted IN
invitation to speak at the Surry Fair
on Thursday. October %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-15
Govcrnor Attends pc,crsburs Fa;r.

Governor Westmorelapd Davis was
among the spectators at the Peters.
burg Fair yesterday. He was par
t'cuiarly Interested In the stock ex-
hibits and expressed himself az well
pleased with the showing made. The
Governor VIII spcnd today In the cx-
ccutiyo offices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-15

BALLOT|NC FOR PAGEANT
QUEEN ENDS At MIDNIGHT
Fifty-Five Maids and Matrons
Are Aspirants for High
Position.
Secretary CridIin VIII Spcnk mt Cum
N"crIanu County Fair Today, md
Later, In Prince Edward. Itunnokc
nnd Surry Counties.
WAGE SPIRITED CANT

Balloting for queen of the vir-
Sinia Historical Pageant, which has
peeh III progress since September Is.
comes to "a close tonight at IL o'clock.
All ballots mailed to any voting place
bearing the Dostmark Of October 10,
will be counted.
During the past sc-craI days bal
iots nave been coming into headquar-
ters OF the pageant association IN
shoe-hoXes and grips. and the mails
nave been heavily ladcncd with ,ct-
ters containing ballots. Pageant Of
iciaIs predict that the vote will be
large and representative of the sec
ton OF the State having candida ties
Cor queen.
Forty-hrc maids and matrons are
aSpsrants for the high position Of
queen of the pageant. and the candi-
d'teS have wagcd a merry campaign
during the past thirty days. Besides
the ballots carried in the daily and
weekly newspapers of tho State,
many OF the. individual candidates
had ballots printed. and these wore
circulated throughout the State.
through friends and organizations.
Indicative of Widespread Interest.
Indicative of thc widespread inter
est in the balloting was IL letter re-
"eivcd from Portsmouth. Va. the
Ildcwatcr section. containing n bal
OF for candidate vino resides on
the Virginia Tennessee border
city. town and county committees
representing the paEean, association
VIII take charge of and count the
ballots In their respective localities.
These will be certified TO the Virginia
historical Pageant Association. and.
when the returns Of all Of the bal
lots cast In the State have been re-
ceivcd at pageant headquarters. there
viii be ilnal tabuiation Of the vote
cast In the entire State, and the queen
VIII be announced.
Cridiin In Cumberland Today.
Secretary w. =. Cridlin will sneak
at the Cumberland County Fair to-
day. lie will he accompanied BY
Harry Beattic and Colonel G.. Percy
Hawes. OF the pageant tournament
committee who will confer with the
knights Of Cumberland. who will tilt
i'm Il tournament ut the fair today, rel
alive to taking part in the Old Vir-
Sinia tournament, which will fen-
ture one day OF pageant week.
Leaving Cumberland. MIR CridIin
viii go to Farmville and confer with
the Prince Edward County commit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-15
MANY VOTERS WOULD
CAST BALLOT BY MAI
Many Applicants Fail 20 State Ren.o,
for Absence from Home on
Election Day.

Many applications for privilege to
vote by mail are being received ~
General Registrar woodson. 'Ii
many instances said Mr.. woodson
yesterday, the applications IRE en-
tircly Inconsistent with the proyis-
ions OF the law on the subject. For
instance. receive every day appli-
cations from persons who simply re-
quest ballot giving their residence,
but failing To state why they are TO
be away from home on election day
The law provides that all persons
who may vote by mail must show that
they are out OF the city In pursuit OF
their habitual duties or nvocation. In
every instance OF defective applica-
ton. l write the applicant. inclosing
blank form. These forms may he
obtained from my Office at any time
Persons anticipating absence from
the city on November S should get
the blanks and MI them out properly.
They must be in my Office within NJ
teen days before the election. or not
later than October "a"
In sending applications. the voter
must inclose II cents for postage.
Y. ID. &. Chapter to Meet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-15

Y. ID. &. Chapter To Meet.
Stoncwall Jackson Chapter. United
Daughters OF the Ccnfedcracy. VIII
meet at II o'clock Tuesday morning.
at the Y. w. &. y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Shouting How the Prices of
Won1en's Shoes Haze
Come DoUn

Women'S tan Oxford ties of the kind
that last year were $3.50 are now $40
pair. -Chestnm.
Womens black Oxfords with wing tips
that last year were $500 are. now $775 a
pair. Chestnut
Women's black calf and kid lightweight
$500
Women's tan calfskin brogue Oxfords
that last year were $500 are now $775.
Women's patent and dull leather pumps
of the kinds that were $3.50 last year are
now $3.50
Womens white Oxford ties with imita-
ton wing tips that last year were $3.50 are
now $500 pair. -Chestuut,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Shouting How the Prices of
Won1en's Corsets and Under
clothes Have Come Down

Women's corsets of the kinds that last
year were $3.50 and So are now S1.5O.
Central.
Royal Worcester corsets that last year
were $3.50 are now So. Central
Front-lace Gossard corsets that last year
were $5 are now $3.75. Central.
Adora corsets that last year were So are
now $3.50. Central.
Georgette crepe envelope chemises, in
pretty colors, of the kinds that last year were
SIS are now $685.. Central.
Boomers, Of pink or white batiste that
last year were 75c are now SOC. Central
Envelope chemises of white nainsook, of
the kinds that last year were $3.50 are now
Sl.50. Central
Women's nightgowns, of white nansook,
plain or trimmed, of the kinds that last year
were So are now $3.50. Central.
Women's white petticoats, with embroid.
'ely fiounces, that last year were 81. 80 are now
85c. Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Showing HoW the Prices of
Rugs Have Come DolUn

Hit-or-miss rag rugs, 9Xl2 feet, that
last year were $3.50 are now $11.75.
Chestnut.
Wool-and-fber rugs, 9x12 feet, that last
year were $3.50 are now SIS. Chestnut.
Tapestry Brussels rugs, 9x12 feet, that
last year were $50 are now $17.50
Chestnut.
Seamless velvet rugs, 9x12 feet, that
last year were $50 are now $3.50.
Chestnut.
Seamless Administer rugs, 9xl2 feet,
that last year were $40 are now $3.50
Chestnut.
Other rugs are proportonately down
in price.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Shouting How the Prices of
Wonaen's Gloves HaUe Come
DoWn
Uolln

WOmenS l2-button chamois-lisle gloves,
in fashionable colors, of the kinds that last
year we're 1925 a pair are now $1.S5 a pair.
-CeRtydl.
Women'S S-button chamois-lislp gloves
that last year were Sl.S5 a pair are now 81 60
pair. -CcutyoL
2-clasp kidskin gloves in white and
colors, overseam sewn, of the kind that last
year was $3.75 pair are now $275 a pair.
--CCUtraI.
2-clasp kidsllin gloves in white and
colors, pique-Sewn, Of the kind that last
year was 81 pair are now SO pair.
--Ccntrui
Strap-wrist brown capeskin gloves, with
full cuffs, that last year were $3.50 a pair
are now $3.50 pair. -C,viroJ
l6-button length whit" silk gloves that
last year were &2,75 arc bow - pair.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Shouting How the Prices of
Won1en's Fashionable Dresses
Haze Come DolUn

Women's gingham dresses of the kinds
that last year we're $3.50 are now $3.50.
-Mdrket.
Flowered voile dresses that last year were
$12 are now $5.75. -Murket.
Navy satin dresses of the kinds that last
year were $15 are now $S75. Market.
Tricolette dresses of the kinds that last
year were $25 are now S12. -Market.
Serge dresses of the kinds that last year
were $15 are now $3.50. --Market.
Women's extra-size navy serge dresses
of the quality that last year was $25 are now
$780, -Mdrket.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Shouting How the Prices of
Aprons and House Dresses
Haze Come Doun

Paid gingham bungalow aprons of the
kinds that last year were $3.50 are now $3.50.
Central.
Striped percale house dresses of the kinds
that last year were So are now $1.50.
Central
Gingham house dresses of the kinds that
last year were So are now 81. Central
Kimonos of cool cotton chalis of the kinds
that last year were $3.50 are now $1.5O.
Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Showing How the Prices of
Children's Clothes Have =
Come DoUn

Heavy dark blue Overalls for children of
3 to years. that last year were $3.50 are now
Sl.5O. Central.
White madras creepers, for babies of
year to years, that last year were S1.35 are
now ST.. Central.
Boys regulation suits, of durable blue
cotton suiting, sizes to 8 years, were last year
$3.50; suits Of similar quality now SO.
Central.
Little girls plain-color gingham frocks,
sizes to years, of the kinds that last year
were 81 are now So. Central.
Children's navy serge coats, sizes to
years, of the kind that last year was $10.50
now $780, Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Showing How the Prices of
Flouncing, Handkerchiefs and
NeckUear Haze Come DolUn

Georgette crepe, 40 inches wide, in all
colors, that last year was So yard is now
$1.75 yard. Central.
Accordion-pleated voile' founcing, 35
inches wide, that last year so yard is
now $l.25 yard. Central.
Mems linen handkerchiefs Of the kinds
that last year were SOC are now 25c.
Central.
Women's plain white linen handkerchiefs
were 25c last year; a better quality is now 15c.
Central. /
Womens colored linen handkerchiefs that
last year were 55c are now 35c. Central
Women's white linen embroidered hand
kerchiefs that last year were Soc are now 1Sc.
Central.
Neckwear, collar-and-cuff sets, collars,
vestees, etc., that last year were 75c and 81
are now Soc Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Shouting How the Prices of
Boys Clothing Haze Come
Do,Un
DoUn

Boys all-woo suits, sizes to Is wears.
with one pair of trousers, were last wear
$lS75. Now, with two pair of trousers, they
are $13.75. -Gaueyu uo,.l,ct
Boys all-wool suits, sizes to Is years.
with two pair Of trousers, were last year
$2925; suits of better quality are now
$1875. -Gaue,v uorhet
Bsys' khaki knickers of the quality that
last year was Sl.85 are now S1.25
Gallery, Murket
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Shouting Ho,U the Prices of
Mems Clothing Haze Come

Mems all-woo cheviot suits of the
quality that last year was $3.50 are now
9zo. Gallery Market.
Mems all-Wool separate trousers of the
kinds that last year were $3.50 and 80. Is are
now $5 and $3.50 -Gauery MARKET
Mems especially Well-tailored all-wool
suits of the quality that last year was $3.50
are now $3.50 -Galcry Mqykcf
Mems all-Wool tweed overcOats for
Spring and Summer wear were last year
$3.50, Better overcoats are now $3.50
-CiuNcj'U NGyEpf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Adventures with a Purse

| WAS passing one Of the incest shops
in the city, and there in the win
90" were two jersey sport suits. One
N particular was beautiful shade Of
henna and the coat was made with the
long tuxedo front. On each suit was
me price, 500. THAT must be for tho
eoat alone ] mentally decided For
tns shop is n rather EXPENSIVE one. But
mo- mo- S2o is the price of the whole suit .
me reason | tell you about IL is that
sincc the prices of these suits are so
oW' ! would strongly advise you to look
mere II you need suit, for at this shop
you get certain something--the turn
t a skirt, the cut OF coat-that dis
,hsulShes suit from any number of
ne same kind. Here will you find style
'nd individuality.
" rs interesting 10 so through tho
eWe'rr departments OF the shons and
noucc the new chains and bracelets that
re forever anncaring, II seems as il
no other article does the fertile i'm.
g'nat'on Of the artist have such sway.
inere seems to he something new every
KY These chains I want Won 10 know
nout are very nice. The chains them
IN"S are Of long. narrow silver fin
sned links. chains that extend well be-
oW the waist. For pendant they have
rhSl' ,"olorfnl hunch of grapes with
.oad silver lenves. These clusters come
purple. green or brown and make
"tVe ornaments, The price OF the
fhains is $500. Wv
ana al the next counter is narticu.
N pretty ribbon for the woman who
ves Jade ornaments. but who cannot
uord 10 have rea, iadc. The long rib.
~ Is black grosgrain edged on each side
.h narrow line Of white. And at
chrd to the ribbon il large ornament
sde green and, In fact, 10 the unin-
o closely. resembling Jade. The
''Hr combination OF ihc black and white
W. green will appeal to you. The
"is wiz interest YOU. too-Sl 90 for
'''H and ornament complete.
AM, hhnws NJ shoi,. address Woman. Puxs
or phone Wainut Sr Main 5000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Showing HolD the Prices of
Hosiery and Underwear
HaUe Come DolDn

Mems mercerized black cotton half hose
that last year were 35c pair are now 15c.
Gallery, Market.
Children's union suits, Summer weight,
sizes to II years, that last year were S1.25
are. now 81. Central
Women's full-fashiohed silk stockings, in
black and colors, that last year were $3.50 are
now $1.75. Central
Women's vests, fine rib Summer weight,
that last year were 35c are now 2Oc
Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Showing How the Prices of
Won1en's Suits Have
Come DoUn

Women's serge suits of the kinds that
last year were S35 are now $25.-Market
Tweed suits that we're $3.50 last year
are now $25. -Market
Well-tailOred tricotine suits of the kinds
that last year were $75 are now $55.
--Mdrket
Wool jersey suits of the kinds that last
year were S25 are now SIS. MARKET.
Pin-stripe navy suits of the kinds that
last year were $3.50 are now S25.
-Mdrket
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Shouting How the Prices of
Things for the Home Haze
Come Do,Un

Curtain scrim, SO inches wide, in white
or cream, that last year was 30c yard is
now zoe a yard. -Ceutrql.
Cretonne, SO inches wide of the quality
that last year was 55c yard is now 25c
yard. Central.
Cretonne, 36 inches wide, of the quality
that last year was 90c to S1.25 yard is now
SOC yard. Central.
Marquisette curtains, with hemstitched
borders, of the quality that last year was SO
pair are now S150 a pair. Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Showing How the Prices of
Yard Goods Have
Come Doun

Figured and striped percale, sc inches
wide, that last year was soc yard is now 25c
yard --Central
Organdie, in many colors, 40 inches wide,
that last year was 60c a yard is now 35c a
yard. a. -Central.
Plaid, striped and checked gingham, 32
inches wide, that last year was soc yard is
now 30c yard. Central
White voile, Al inches wide, that last year
was 75c a yard is now 48c yard Central.
Printed voile, SO inches wide, of the quail
ity that last year was 55c yard is now 3Sc
a yard Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Shouting How the Prices of
Won1en's Skirts and Coats
Have Come DoWn

Cleaning Baronet skirts that last year
were SIS are now $8.75. -Murket
Mercerized white gabardine skirts of
the quality that last year was 1915 are now
$3.50. -Market
White Venetian skirts of the quality
that last year was S4.75 are now $3.50.
MARKET.
Women's polo coats of the quality that
last year was $48 are now $29. Market
Bolivia wraps of the quality that last
year was SS9 are now 500. Market.
Wool velour wraps of qualities that last
year were S29 are now $3.50. Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Showing How the Prices of
Toilet Articles Have
Come DoUn

Tooth brushes that last year were 35c
are now 25c. Chestnut.
Tooth brushes that last year were 75c
are now SOC. -Chest,,m.
Hair brushes that last year were 81 are
now 75c. Chestnut.
Soap that last year was 30c cake is
now ZUc cake. Chestnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
WEATHER
Unsettled
WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Prices Throughout The Down Stairs Store Are Mostly
IS to Sc Per Cent Less Than Last Year at This Time

Down Stairs Store indicates which has taken
Price Store within the
In 20 rs 335 so per cent
qualities
the difference greater than comparison of last and this
shows
The this list taken largely from regular stock and do not
special lots merchandise
ndssolubly
soodwh nterestof has been concerned
them
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27

OILRS, ALSO
Taffeta, SO inches wide, in various colors,
that last year was So yard is now 50 yard
Central.
Crepe de chine, 80 inches wide that last
year was $3.50 yard is now $1.65 yard.
Central.
All-silk striped shirting, SO inches wide,
that last year was $3.50 yard is now $1.40
a yard. Central.
Foulard, SO inches wide, that last year
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27

Organ Plays at 9, III and 4:50
Chimes nj Noon

VEKYBODY remembers how Wamker that
- with their famous 20
throughout the United States patriotic costly
undertaken and carried against the most bitter vigorous opposition
started the fall of
checked profteers a the the public
and bound to
Following that movement the Wanamak upstairs and downstairs
insisted
every of goods lower rates similar stocks
this
months replaced by 100 goods at lower
The list herewith of standard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Shouting HolD the Prices of
Women's BLouses Have
Come DoUn

Striped tub silk blouses of the kinds that
were $4.90 last year are now $3.50. =
-Mo,ket.
White voile blouses, in various styles,
were $3.50 last year, blouses of the same quail
ity are now $1.65. -Market
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Showing How the Prices of
Millinery Have Come DoUn

Women's fashionable trimmed hats of
the quality that last year was So are now So.
-Market.
Women's tailored sailors of the kinds
that last year were So are now 81.
-Mdrket.
Children's hats of the kinds that last
year were S1.50 are now 75c. -Market.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27

(it%"r, ran,,s of shoi.s addrss. Woman. rss,
'"0' or phone Wsinat sr Main 5000. Wv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Showing How the Prices of
Handbags and Luggage
Haze Come DoUn

Handbags Of leather and SILK Of the
quality that last year was S. are now So and
S3.50. Chestnut.
Enameled luggage of the kind that last
year was $3.50 is now $3.50. Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Showing Ho.u the Prices of
Muslin, Sheets, 7owels Have
- Come DoUn

Seamless sheets, S1x90 inches, that las
year were $3.50 are now $125. Central ,
Bleached white muslin, 36 inches wide
that last year was 45c yard is now 25c.
=. Central
Unbleached muslin, SO inches wide, tina
last year was 42c yard is now 15c.
Central.
White satin-fnish bedspreads, 7Sxs'
inches, that last year were SO are now $2.75
Central
Pillow cases, 42x36 inches and 45x3'
inches, that last year were 45c each are nov
25c. Central.
Turkish towels, 22x44 inches, plain white
that last year were S1.50 are now SOC. .
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-11-04
PLAIN NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Willet came
home last week from Eas. Wenat-
chez, where they have been working
in apple harvest for t., past six
weeks.
Mr.. and Ms. A. B. retls from
Sunnyslope, have spent the east week
here visiting tLeir sons and family.
Mrs. P. f. Hertzog AID daughter
Francis, have gone to Kansas, to
srend the winter with Ms. Hertzop's
PARENTS.
Geo. Shueart and the Burgess
Brothers have taken Jogging con
tract with the Great Northern Lum-
Der Co.
Mr.. and Mr. G. f. Dallison moved
their household goods here from Sc
attic. They have bought 2o-acre
tract of AL here.
Andrew Burgess left TUESDAY for
has home in Bellinghar He has been
visiting the past week with Lis sis
ter and brothers on the home place
Monday evening 4 pretty little Hal
lowe'en party was given at the school
house by the school The rcom was
decorated with witches, cas- and Jack
o'-lanterns.
Earl johnson moved his household
goods to Waterville last week where
he expects to live next year.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-11-04
Breezy Bits Of News
From Peshastin

Watch for the p. T. A. date!
The p. L. F. Club will meet with
Mrs. Wilma Moore Friday, Nov. II,
unless otherwise notified
The high school students spent a
pleasant evening Monday night up at
Charley Wrights' apple house. II
was Holowe'en affair, and at late
hour, nut-bread sandwiches, apple sal
ad and pumpkin pie were served.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Hauber and Miss
Elizabeth attended the sheet and pill
low case dance, given by the K of p.
lodge, at Leavenworth, Saturday
night.
The first number of Peshastin's Ly-
ceum course was indeed a success.
from every viewpoint. The jubilee
company were fine entertainers, and
big crowd was out to hear them.
Those attending the p. F. G.'s EN-.
polyee song-fest last Wednesday eve
ming, enjoyed the following special
numbers: Vocal solo, Miss Grace
Cung; vocal solo, Mr.. Ernest Gron
seth; Hawaiian band, Local boy,
There was no meeting held this week
owing to an unusual number of social
happenings.
Mr.. Haines spent Sunday in Leav-
enworth.
The dance at the Woodman hall
last Saturday night, after the Jubilee
concert, was unusually we'll attended.
Mrs. Louis Arbogast is visiting an
aunt in Minneapolis
Hear We! Hear ye! We made a
big mistake, and take this means of
rectifying it! We stated in this col
rmn two weeks ago that Louis Cartas
was married Well, he isn't. and