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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
Tall CedarS Make Merry.

a dinner was given in l.ambros CAT"
last night 10y Brandywinc Forest. No.
20. Tall Cedars OF Lebanon. to celebrate
the Forests trip to Atlantic city. \. J.,
on April q. Speakers included w. l.
Morgan. Grand Tall Cedar George
Woodward captain Of the guards.
Henry 6. Dratnc. bandmaster William
NJ Mask. Jr. senior deputy grand tall
cedar Mr.. Morgan presided
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
MANY NEW RED MEN.
Glass of i20 Initiated ~ Seib, vile Last
Night.

\ clnsz of l20 was initiated Into the
ordoi of Rcd Men nt 9clbyviile laat
night. by tha degree tenn of saElmaa
Tribe. M. 10. of Milford. ut joint meet
ing of ten or more ttibcp iu the theatre
there
Sixty six or the now members were
received into Aaltetum Tribe Ne = of
bagsb"ro a3 into Ottawn. 70. ~ of
Willinmsputt and = into Wiaaahiekon.
NJ. %. nf Selbyvlll. III. candidates
Vet" eenrcd largely through N. efforts
81 Harry y Tubba of aelby vile. great
tuiur saEamoro. orci TOO attended tn.
injecting. Including number uf TIE
orders officials
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10

tbeff hs,f.aa ar peFe fhfIr fathers. Hoe Fia1
seae ~, sfp Hunni1 nlii and rin frI
'Fheg nre fIii ~ iifr grf { Hm 90 , mat
never se them sFaiN tif naf''f 'Nh
ing "
HDid Plg ms gsf,a pid rnulfahf aN n.
fnaafsr ~ d. Infirfi ths Iiffhipg lfHN
ara ihr hfat 30 rufur anN thf lla' 4"
uof,d dinner ~ pafr if falfln3 ~ g"i
x tvvfuI nhlrrg bid fit fHhirN nf WV
against hrf naffrf fHrf Anff
Wctf,uru lU ffif ttlufN Amman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

International Cotton Mills, quarterly Of ]
f,er cent on common ard ia per cent on
preferred payable June ]
Narf1lR hallway and Light Company !.
.eni. 5 nnual OF 3 per cent payable June
standard oil Company OF Indiana quar-
tsrlA 81 per cent. payable June IS.
United Cigar stores Company, quarterly
q II, per cent on preferred, payable June Is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
GRADED SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Miss Grace baird Hn.elentcd President
Of the Union.

At the May meeting of iht Nov Cas-
tie County Graded Sunday School Union
IN West Presbyterian Church last night,
Miss Grace Baird WINS re-elected pr"ai-
dent. Mrs. Harry Link WIS elected
cradle roll vice president. Mrs. t'lnrs
cuce Hubb. beginners vice president.
Mrs. OaCnr DWrnper. primary vice
president; Mrs. &. a. Menra. junior vice
president Miss Ida Little. intermediate
vice. president: Miss Mary stirling. re-
cordinR aecretary. Mira. Frances u. Ne
Coy. corresponding secretary. and MIS-
~ N. Bower. treasurer.
Mrs. Mccoy Rnvo an illustrated lect=
IRE on "rhe summer Conference
Charles n. Hover led lu dev1ildna aud
Arthur Price Rnve "a vocal solo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
Meredith Acted llnwiSely

Arrested on complaint Of Parole Officer
J Albert Oliver. that he was using vile
language on the street and irving to get
into a house ~ 9l9 Orange street last
night. Spearman Meredth was fined 81
in Municipal Court today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
Roy Invented Revolver.

The revolver that until the invention
Of the automatic pistol was the most
deadly small arm known to man. was
born OF th, brain Of q fourteen year old
boy. Samuel Colt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
ENERI EAENLNl,
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fr

ft'-+tFII .f.FI IfHf
ltrtH fr. t5.r. ft 2 f.r.
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rosift .t s,Ir.. fr .f. .r
frsitt iutf..fa
i4o rhtrt. at fr+.f
.r r..f faI. $50 .r
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
AUTOMOBILES
qtouoaI,

1trYNuHlt
af
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cash sccrp Al..
EEA> Al.'> 9.,5 aa a4
-riIsrr -4nu,r 81 aC-a. tnt
$500 III aaa-
a.. A'
uaiu-of
a.a aa.aa-
painted AMI ''rrta
.,.-faa,.,l LA, u.-alr.aas
ter S5-7 ou stuo a- A.t
Is o,rrn,aaa aa
aas s.n .aar
equal mon -A ra m'n
4 >iAAwtLi t.a-v
than G.o"O mules .t.-rha'.
q 33oa a's.,95 oa,s r~aur~. s..o.
payments
ouEN Ro. rnara-
ana in ~eot r'.n.Ift 'n.
Gal, s.aa ,.,h 0.lana
>tIlfnru->
tLHIh>
...thtuI,i ."ti r'..r f
e.lt taU furtr.-. r-t"
mon
EokD roUru H
rlrc, aN -Dnu. ~lta 'ut
snap z 81 i'i.
balance i : mon l>
btaer masses fH.
.tn,nr lu nu can nN tnu VAR VIA
..rfI ks tar ~ 4 NrCt .'
rtmc pANri.ul- fo ~N.
.. tn. ..ar tp -.... E.Ur .ft.U..... III
change .tu .ts atai' I
snow rooms
Open FNkNINt.~ NII.
hEIl MOTOR ,DNhAN
Eleventh And Tatl..l ~trttta
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10

Have you an Old piece OF furniture
you no longer use?- Sell it.--USe Every
Evening Classified ads.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
70 RESTORE HISTORIC NOON

'rhs hpuIio rrrfu ftfrttIr IH fnf "i'ff
~ I sigfilat itVfnia HH .r fH"pff POI
Washington % ffrsfHn iHlfff ''
1nhn Marshall ff fur lfNa"iih '.ff
Nttft and ,,thfta 10 .Is rfrH. rHf 'N'f
y. ,'..,..i.,,,a .ilh nl.f.t saI ftItffH|
ri,sr in tite ftIi i.u..H.f.H
" Wiiltarpsfulrv
with fht r1fftI .Ur"HHi HI i."
,.,,,t,.. 80 ~, ~. r.r. Earrt frfffrrl.
..s, ,J,,.itg ~, ny. sss. ..t fs rhi iI.f
bapHa foefuffrisI f.I.ilIHF nu 20 fif l'
ths ,illtyr ~ |iifr .rn 'fff
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par ~ fHr .Itt.ti.f Yf tnr 81
uhere aas fHs ff.t IrF " lH
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
John Van Gordon breaks nm arm.

IHHH MI ''NfHhH HFFHEs III NfW.
JOHN Edward tan GoIdou e NeaIa
ttd "f to4 Grceu street. sustained =
broken arm tuat nieht when u. feii
from thc porch u hiH home lie eav
- thr Delaware Hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
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ANNOUNCEMENTS



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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10

Ju. ~ .tI EF
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10

THERE are many specials for tie bedroom taa7 are sure =.
appeal 70 You Notable among them are 1ree suites i
pieces which Just arrived at week I"o are q Ile ma
hogalV and u beautifully figured American Walnut
They are marked fl,t one-2ai tler rea <d-e ore t
The regular prise these $4,000 me
s3240 The other Mahogany suite e- -fet aite 5e -.9
XVI motif TaIs suite regularly priced Soo50o. reduced II
S4O1 So These but typical Il the values 70 Dc t9da- A
bedroom furniture.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10

FINDHiif
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10

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.C. nom. -rr"
cash sC~rL .t .alAa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10

FRA Kiln rot4ru- .a-.-.
--,t,... laU'r. rra
-rilvrf -4no,r >. Ar-.- tn-
Hrs- class "r'r
$500 .a~H d.li. H
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10

-0|4..l4 49, u.rr
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10

ppr.N f\hNINt
kEIt NiDTpk NhANN
ElcNenlh and Ia A..li srt. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10


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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10

OUR einngroon suites have oyen selling be The pr.eo.
III hot cakes and there good reason Nhs. 4ou G.n
often ge the opportunity buy such at nyce
They are SIMPLY reduced they are beng actually sacrificed
and charging ot the t>o ~ profits - advertising 2
believe as 1t advertising of the best KIND Whether YOU
thinking about buying dInngroVm eue or not Mould pa
you look offerings oyer anyway lheA art pf~et a l
way from S204O to $747.70
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10

btasg masses N.s' 14
'nnr lu nu Gan nN tnu Ih A
raaAr tar =. N.ht
r'mr pAN ut0ii- o a..
tN ans tar 'n "H h'D'
change .au Nt 3id4'
Show rooms
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10

III YOU don't own kitchen cabinet there no eNou or not
| having one now at the prices which offering
fine line We never had good assortment before. and
the prices old stock have been sacrificed = meet the new
low prices Of the arrivals w especially fortunate
the number Of white enamel cabinets n>Iude3 n eur Stock
The regular old prices from $3.50 e S12+oo, Tie
,aIe prices are from S34.50 $500.
x1OW /, the tune buy that ~ouca hammock We
NJ lerfl assortment tins YEAR \ nice selection beautiful
~ retonnes as we'll a. many staple klaki-co<erel
Several OF these are craNenetted. mak, them water proof
Dnno this week We are offering discount
on ali couch hammolks the sale prices being from $500
S48.0O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10

IBDt1t B. Hl..nt
.s-rhaulrd Ttr1Ar t.It
tcr S5lr iiut >HiNi
ray HaIaoc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10

pAI..E
lsta.ratlt
painted
slrNt '1H
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01
TELEPHONE RATES IN
TULSA ARE H|kEO
State Corporation Commission
Grants Request Made Nv Rell
Company After Showing
Of Cost Is Made

Oklahoma Cils. Aus 1.-The fact
ihas, the Southwestern hell Teie
phoas company reesived AZ made
aaa.n fvuusu under ola rates. and
faaaa Increased 0aers iaa expenses
ia ne form u tes.ooo additional
tASes and re per crui increase Ia
eags eosis for shs present seaf.
ssneea fhs corporation cemmislsep -
grant iAe applies lon of sae eoNnany
saF hleaef telephone Faes At rulsA.
rhs conn.isAlua % ils order iss
eseA Sasnnias authorised aew ra'ce
% s. pg unnlh for business g toT
cue parts residence aad s4So FOR
sws parts Residence phonsa fhsse
Aro effective Aasast The "a
f4loa ~WFe 81 for business fs.'s ior
une PARTY residence and a. 50 fqr iwo
PARTY Fcsldcacc phones
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01
AN OLD DUNCO GAME
IS PLAYED ON SUCKER
Savings OF a Lifetime. 5000,
Taken Frcm rcnnsylsania
Man, Gets Empty Tin
Box

shanon. rA Aus / steve Assaloa
II Florence street. tell \ victim this
Anernnou to an old puaeo triek And
A revaA los. la.oso. his lie aeNinTa.
Police are sveAlns tvo Foreigners Who
iap ain~d hin monrg.
/ kaios MAS an hls way te ~ofk
when he mel stranger. who en-
gsgrd him In q conversation The
Two valked 40 isudd avenue and met
Aa second STRANGER. who told story
% his rich uncle having giycn him
81; goo 10 distribute among The poor
The iwo men persuaded Astalus "a
Withdrew $1,000 from the first Ma
llonal lsauN and also 70 purchase a
tn boa h @hlcn ~ place his savings
apd sAe sls e0p from ihe 'rieh uaelo
fin from of -. Johns Eplseopsl
church. IN State srupt, busy
thoreuehfarr the Two s'rAngeri bless
"a ihe tin box Ia ahlch Atfalou DO
irsrd 10 Pc t@o.osN Tbs tvo then
lleit hlm, say ing they would go ia
his home that evening
When the airangefs failed 90 ap.
: year A. his home AssalOs opened the
isox and found Il 10 be filled wi.h
AYnr The strankeFs had switched
lyoaes while Asfalos was deep ia
prayer IN front Of the church. the
police believe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01
Roll EN- Up If You
Desire TO Become a
Teacher In Frisco!

san Francisco. calif, Aa9 IT,
Girls hoaing 10 teach school ia san
FraBcsco wsll kindly roll up their
~.lken hosiery aboxe their knees
and lick aay surplus carmine from
their lips
Mrs. Helen r. San9orr. president
o. the ssh Francisco board OF edu-
cation, issued that e1sct today
when she laid &owu these plans and
Specifications for proper dress oi
school teachers.
No hp-sileks. Tor they are The
last vord il tad s&Ase.~
No bAnd painted -brows. sor
~sAey are Silly
40 ~5eauty wsDGows-they re-
sc4ndaious~
Ne rolled dowB hoslsty. "for they
are ia;ofsc~
No let r-rangF--''f0r a teacher
muss not pose as an ansiear Car
Eer-
10 wssp waists. for they are
unhealthy and inszne.
And don't wear too short sklr.,
20 low waist or bo5oed hair. for
Nrs- szuborn said gase had ,not
words to describe then"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01
FORMER GUTHRIE OFFICER
MAKES GREAT RECORD

tconitnaed from Page -
terms Kirkwocd also headed an or
gsnxsed movement for free homes IN
Oklahoma
Uncle Jim remembers many Ok'a-
bomanz. now grown wealthy IN OIL
and cattle. who. a. hs puts IL. were
too poor 70 buy salt for their Johnny
cake" lie retres from office WITH
the boast that during all his years
u iaw. enforcement work be has
never snlstreated prisoner.
Kirkxopd has prepared On unsan-
report, 70 bs submitted to the state
department, Of mis- record during the
past seren yesrs ssryice. In out.
line Il runs as follows:
Attended commissioners court 7sy
days. 6srvs5 comnissioners' sub
oosn&s. r.3sz; not found. 10 Served
grand jpr1e< and criminal subjoenas.
1,s75: ~ fuand. III. 5eryed civil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01
A.orsta Hsro sun,so

Alton The body of the Third War
hero to be- buried 10 Alton ~lih mill
urs hosors was received hers lass
wees. r5lsa Tho remains of lamuel
Derry. who vas killed ln Frane.. a
rived and was laii 20 rest IN Mount
Hope cemeaery, afssf funefsl services
held IN fbe isaptst church. at ~hieb
hey. l.. o, Hudson offieia,st
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01
DELAWARE INDIANS NAY GET
LONG DELAYED BONUS

Notwithstanding 10 Information
receired here from member ot the
Delaware busisess committee Row IN
Washington. tbs long deisved settle
nnent of the Delaware Indian bovHty
claim nsy be expected shortly. sl7ee
3 favorable Report On the matter has
been made by the secretary Of the
.n.srsbr. Deizwsres have claims
Isasourtsng to sieD.oce Doe against the
goTernmsnt xn1 when payment ~
reoeirea thsy VII uDdosDiediy b.
Ithe rithest pco9is per capita III the
world
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01
PERSONALS OF
=. SOCIETY =.

Mr and Mrs. o q Cheenut ar
spending she sumBar ia Colorado
They are a. present guests of u
Acadia hosel. Colorado Springs,
= n =
Mr. and Mrs u. u Lamond return
ed saturday evening from monsh,
trip 10 Washington D. G.. ahere thes
visited MT Lamond's parents
n r. Is
Mr. and Nss- Wm Bronson ell
leave tomorrow Night fof Ninnes polil
Minnesota for a months vacation.
& i "
Mr. and Mrs Herber1 Derr. Misae'
Dorothy and Francis Derr of OKLA.
homa CITY. spent tbe eck end Nlti
Mr. and Mrs A Dcrr
x X "
MIR. and Nrs Pred Beyers and scr
have returned from motor trip q
Nex Mexico.
Il n "
Mas Ka.Arine OverholEer Is spend.
ing her vacation IN Austin. Texss
vita her sister. Mrs. Paul Williams
u = "
airs. Belle Parker Is the guest o.
her son Paul Parker and wife in Ok
lahona City.
v " x
My. and Mrs. Tell Walton we're ths
guests yesterday u Mr and Mrs I.er
Leach Of Oklshorna city.
II & VI
Mr. O. D. HslseIi " Oklahoma CT,
spsn- tie weekend siih Mr. and
AIRS. Louis Halseil.
Mrs. W. yxndervoort and Mrs. n
d. stewart viii entertain he Open
orky club 81 the home OK the former.
Thursday evening.
n a &
Mrs. Howard Hs3hiey has as her
guests Mrs. Ennis shsrrell and tro
sons u Daihzr1. Texas.
" E n
Mr. v Il. Houghton of Enid spenf
tie weekend With his family.
n N ~
sfr and Mre c. s. Mccrelght and
ahudren spent the weekend with
Mrs Mocreights parents, Mr. and
Hrx. John Massey.
y E y
J. J Hlldreth Is in xgskogee 90
yleiEe6s.
Mas sadie Brakey has gone 10
Chicago 10 maFkei.
Mrs. @. G. Hzndidge and children
and Misc Louise Brsnf hare retarned
from a trip 70 Wichita. Kansas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01

Commerce The time limit set hs
the contract within which work wAs
10 begin having expired. The North
/, east oklahoma Railroad company
'has asked for aud has been granted
an extension of tlma on their tran
ehise W the city council The CON
pany haa also been given tae iigh'
% extend thoIr line eastward on
commerce. street 20 River ntrest Df
b. street at their option.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01

Trsessses poe, sss foawa. IS Total
Eahsv>nzs served. sse. Ret f,ana.
1rS Arr~ssea cn warrants s<is NJ
feuad 81 Let ene naaa eaeage fross
. grsop Il s~~lte undeF lrssepofts
t,oa Record oas escape oat ef al
haadsed r.aal mites trase'ed. ee.&fs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01

Mes NorA a nn s4e neck " the
-slA wAser prOslsecr IN the Rraus
TIE eAsIdrea are pAvaSing and ls.
cause city office holder owns q
ne soda wateT establishment il has
become political ls-Ae and Ne
sapes defeat a. The neA. eFssAon
klSAks five nix arae store fountains
have gone ~ u rrvwAr qrsces
bat thar sis sSaAller namher oom-
paras.velx ussks Oh F8sth assnGe
she mnS. exclusive soda water
dealer ssil charges So ccass and
ise majority % ether aYepug foan
lAsns are charging -S ccu's. The
glasses a. isscAs arr asst generous
however. and the place y very IN
Hslng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01

MIR AID Mrs J l. Rary and family
loa TO-DAY tSr TeSa and Ne~ Mexico
> spUaa three weeks
M AZ n
Mr. ~ Y nafAer has returned
rom eastern market
wN NJ
Fired Sae.ll mc,esei 60 Indiana 10
pend III vacation
NJ X N
Misses CAROL ana NAxaret Beam.
aArd lef, his morulag Tor oksahon,a
aty whore sAey viii make heir
future home.
" Il *
Mrs M n zol leaves today Tor
ArkanaAA City Kansas for months
sisis ~lth ber daughter, Mr.. J G.
Thomas
x 81 &
Mr. aud Mrs Marley Smith and
90 hawe returned from Harden. Kan
as whore they hare spout the last
nonth Miss Hose llaidsaw Who haf
,een ths guest " Mr. aud Mru Nmila.
~ shis morning FOR medfort. Kan.
sas whero she vii ,lalt before enter
ng University
n " "
Mr. and Mrk RaneoMe lIamil and
on of Ponca CITY are The guess Of
Mrs. Hsmlls parents Mr. and Mrs
Nm Bronson Mr. HAmn will leave
cnighs for okisannia city where he
I'll have charge d ihe NarlAnd of
loe.
NJ NJ ~
The regular mosahly meeting oi
hc Christian Church Missionary su-
tety viii mrrt on "Wednesday n cf-
sooa ss. t~o,thlrty wlth Mrs. l.ily
s.earns II hms home northeast ~ the
Fy All ladits Who can 20 and fur.
iish ears plnaae be 81 the church al
pns-thifiy 20 the meeting can begin
promptly AZ two-thirsy.
x ii is
Nr Ton Morris who has beru the
sgess of hls mother. elll return to
b home u Boston. massachuseits
a's eycnlng. hs win b. accompanied
I bin mother. Mfs. Maeh Morria and
iIecss. Flora Virginia and Hildcgard
ioTIs
M n NJ Il
sFarm womsns club. Division No
)ne will meet Wednesday afternoon
slth Mira Emma naekhauf
baptist Woman Missionary society
SIN meet At the church Tuesday
afternoon az ivo-.hirty IN business
lession and alao Biblc study.
" n VI
The AMleiila club wiig meet wed.
7ssday With Mra X. W. Tragneil
n N "
Mrs. Cope. os sayre. II III at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. Henry
George on East Cleveland.
NJ M M
4 reception viii be given tomorrow
evening AZ SIS on the lawn of he
south n. n. church for nev. and
Mrs canter. Friends yd mepbsrs
cordially invited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01

1s3nx lo&sA. she seemed relieved
toF sAc repsie1 Nine ID mach mUre
0a " tAe ordinary travel AID
seli burial sispgwrs
When legt iAey wege m4Aine
great peosreSs q Henry ccasa rn-
l<h il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01

Mrs. Leslie Carter has resurnod
frem Fr4nce aud has opened ~ a
permanent home AZ Mont-I1air. y
d she Il 10 appear on RroMa~ss III
play this sall Mrs Garter was
orce she toast oi The Rlalto and h~f
temperance win he watched ~fh
iaterest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01

Ialslsns reinsivv % pluk neeviI M
sohut1 i naklnK study of sAa as-
Ter and viii make a full feeoe af
Sta Investigations whea no retaFsa
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roo Lara TO cLAsslry


room good house on Aurth First
erect. good barn. 0ihar iaprosr
mentu. quick sale for is5oeo belong
10 non resident o. {. tssipl Brown
Phone SOB
s>sr.s=sT
FOR SAIL one house aud two lots
near car line. $3.50.
Nice Bungalo. modern and close In.
0nly tg.G0e 0n eaay terms.
room modern house. : lots close
In $4,000.
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if5 I z NJ. Ok's. Ave. Phone fis
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SOCIAL cALxnoAN
Ne~esy
Rrsass Parry At coaaary Cub,
honoflns Mr~ k&afrAAn and Mrs
Jsres Mrs. lsAra rliAenson and M~
NhAs. hnN
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fArn MonlaAs ciah. IlissNlon No, J.
Mrs Emma RackhaaA
AmseisiA clah Mrs n " I'rapnelA.
CArsssiAn Chnreh Missionary SO.
cse.y. se Mrs LAlile slerns.
THURSDAY
I'aaee II Coanlrs Club
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HAVE rYou runNiTrpE ron
SALT Phoas isi. need Il and
viii sure Try 10 buy Il Let me make
you offer Eagle. sss West Harrison
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and every life llfe ike yours. shis
earth woa.d e 10dv Paradise. ''--
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Cards arv oat announcing tAc be-.
troihal of Nins Adelaide Ia T.. aAagh
ser " Miss hdish /. l,aaA of at
West Seventeenth street 0klshnniA
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GusArae The wedding win 10 al
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Mr. ana Mrs ,s s EeA neAd an
ncsnce the engagement Of sheh
daughter lA,ris. - Donald jacobson
The wcddAng ~iil take place here
September 10
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-02-11
SALES TOTALLED $2,47S
L. T. SiIkey G. Son Disposed of
.PoIand-Chinas Last
Evening

l. T. Silkey G Son of. Smiths
Mill held very successful large
type Poland China hog sale at Man
kato live stock pavilion last even
ing, the sale totalling STATS, and the
top price paid was by H. C. Small
of North Mankato who paid SOL,
for fine gilt. The sale was very
largely attended by hog buyers who
expressed themselves as very much
pleased with the accommodations at
Mankato live stock pavilion. Auc-
tioneers and field man pronounce
Mankato live stock pavilion the best
in the state
Silkey & Son received good aver
ages for his animals Forty eight
hogs were disposed of at an average
price of $3.50 each. John Brink
man of st. Peter and E. H. Block,
Haling & Son of Rochester and H,
c. Small of North Mankato were
among the heaviest buyers.
On the afternoon of February 4,
Ogle Brothers of Minnesota Lake
will dispose Of a number of thor
oughbred hogs at Mankato live stock
pavilion, and that same evening c.
A. Becker will auction off a large
number Of hogs of the same breed at
the pavilion.