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business opportunities
AN UP-TO-DATE

,or sale Wen e,tlni..h~a ani dong .,
F""od v"lun" uf business. Nlu. az,
a".s e.: ,aine' ;: sc.soa f '%o'aa II o..
FDE SALE. mo boN BAL tIcgs. nearly
no. h,frt'u John 1. GILT septt'v!ilv.
f2E sAE; ia'.s i IN Folnf . Saf $780,, rSi
tuH.ty tin""nt t.IA.fri. F-.."H9 Peg
tn'o oa .n,rrytc>, VISA H. granted. lsoa
~ ist lhs b.si.aitn
I"ls SALE pe"in ,luipmcr' ~ Virginia
1911 t.I 'ur le4. thAu Inventors. AG-
dfsFs EnS I. - cat. IN pt'paish
HAVE. rom uro} 60 IS o." wiz 20
nos. pretrrrot STATE d.t.Ils. no sry,
;aeg,.5r ,ntoEes.n..n, e""saered Fox
1iuTt'. fnr. $50 sy owne,. motGrn 90
,o"m hg'S' ~ N""r" %tw' /" -
r4nning w.,or ~ al teoms iinus"
comp'-tcly fu-nlsh-d "ih pr"ruv".iy
=. n"w ;pru. tur,. i.2nf Ho,ifah.. i,ssa.
~ %"9 ,I., oT'a- t. ,Tsls , VIC IN @'f"..
rs THIS Yprr
IN, ,T" my IN boi jr'' a. n. , ipgn
qualifications. seIcsmNrSntr or 'secu,lr"
aha.tS, tut Win s"v'r1i 'h"uNNrH de-
a HiSG * - nat"ei5ls5 5000 :oaI
pruiu-, usgt IN 'v,ty M9Hs'hn.a IN N
county nave lf''tHFff lfNtarr 80.
mon seeking az ufu"ituu'y WortAt %
you @G' : so51l ,aiaS5 aaa cam e'r a.y.
drnit On money Invested. wit" m" !p'
ful. dsta.!s. NaN ~ H. h'ra'gh.
large manufacturing CofvoiN'lG,... ''"i.is
irnnng" ssigtmau, $500 20 i-"Ni hr'".-
Nv i've r i;ii,,.' S,sS,an,,d art,ei, money
WaE'ns possibilities unh!nIicl ii ~
Sirr"s, Nj ,'S,,aingr. sale. Mana.ct.
soS :, EGi.v 81. nu,lmer, NJ.
MI:,EI,AL STRINGS HOTEL ior. salr in
rooms. oi' railroad and h-nw"}, Er4."@
ur.u. I-umct. ate ross's-lou. 'As..HN.
! !sF"t Mors M;a sa5 < z. p"
orrpHvU%ITI :us ygnng "r 1,a'ii,,,
.r.A "aa WHO eHn .tny's' ,h2i."'', +,
"a successful iNahmUn4 business rAr,-
'.encc no. Necessity Het Hp.' D,
po-itNn n"S .si ttisism"n@
: n@a, 'api~ar-s youg. man s., Of SO
* ~ oaro rhe pispatch.
TIE MoDEl,$ BAKER Mnr''r N.4A""
-lts, luau,, bst.rs .4G'r-
m-n, At,rNguv. saniia,} %, a...r..t.k,
.H'.,,r',.,, ~ f, tta,. ,St.rI..f.e. Iuur,.~
,r. $500 90 }-rop pfohts monthly con-
-,r,,r.sr. Greatest NA.ue 81 .itHF-. syfl NtN
Ins,. u,ens sold ,,p.r.teiy. i-,ooo
10 5000 r.ltr.l in.ErS'..+ on S',
E,oi Own 10. ,- IS Jackson R.,l.
~ 5Sl .q go ls az. fn- n'.ss,sa. IN
2aaf . IS sa5 is;s' Sifaa, Ga stIas
W rropery araan.z. you grg'"r. nond
'u-.> furnish s'neH s''"snen o. 'st %
sa'.Nc" 'UN,s.!- !'ooE.S' ~" o. ,, tHi H..
NHti tfsENttlEH ZION 'fat ZOO VI - 'ir'i.i'N
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FOR SALE


Two 2-ton S tandard
Trucks, good as new, less
than half price.
Large stock of new and
secondhand rubber betting,
l inch to 36 inches wide, all
plies.
Twenty 550-gal. steel
- assure tanks; 1875 pound
pressure.
l. BLUFORD & CO.,
sol to 500 N. 18th st.
For SALE one Grafohola and cabinet,
so or 40 receis. Apply rs South Bel
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SHOES
Ch!a!ryu's ss.neals aud oNtord SO 10 Sl.ss
EMPIRE SHOE Co.
iuI WEST lNDAD.
SOnA rouNrAlN--lo-foot LIQUID. mnrhl.
o;oot H"or cases. $3.50 each. loo,
soda fountain Cheap. $3.50; l,-!uoi hack
hay plate glass. \lLt. Apply - GOV
"ruor Srsre, Madison ai2.
SOFA FOUNTAIN ii. md lD-ioot mar
bic counters. back ha;s 70 match 'ioor
cases. l. and iI-ioo' mahogany wail
cases slopiIs bases. glass SLIDE doors
coffee u'ns. wafer coolers. mirrors all
slI'ss i-rurrui linz store fixtures: dental
cH9lr. White enamel. equipped W!'G no
yull "uEiucs. fsy. cut HAt- Fixture Co,
O.. CLARK. in-l East cary.
MOOD CLuT!itNG LOCKERS excellent
for manufacturing plants ana clubs
S,r0mbrrg Time Clocks. with card "a ks
rhon" Randolph iiis. Sturnhciincr
brothers.
g CASH and 81 .or month buys a
brand ucw rl!Nyr typewriter direct from
factory. cheaper jhHn renting "a tyne
writer. Why pay rent when YOU can
buy un such easy terms . Oliver type
writer Agency. toi East Main street.
business Equipment 30
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FINISCTdL
WniitSl-to I,orr.ow

II 90 LpAN- Wanted Hrst mortgage. su-
nHf5In property: VIII net 10 p,r cont
lt"A Il an. Tho Dispatch.
F."vU--Wn TO s"curo "a zoo as loan
an hrst mgrtrae" Richmond real estate.
valued AZ A'J.ouO. guarante" - per ..ut
-Ihi"I.St. Driver. is-A, Iiopyw.n "a
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"N Atcl, MEIGHTS six rooms, mode.
,,oinS enGsy nan" 7os East Main. RI
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FOR SALE

Several nice invest
ment properties in
Central Grace Street.
These properties are
becoming more val
liable daily, and you
will do well to investi-
gate some of them.
G. l.. & H. l..
DENOON, INC,
S07 f. Main st.
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.CONGOLEUM RUGS.

CORONA. the personal writing machine.
Have on" in your home; $50 complete"
with carrying case. A-k tor catalogue
or irmu;I-i TriIoH. Corona typ, y ritter
Agency. n"5 East Main street.
bESk-l."iler top oii!c- dosk tn good
condition. Gi2 East Marshall
DIAMOND sal" diamond ring
weight Ni-IUD carat. blue whit" stone.
set ln an platinum mounting. mount ing
coat SIS; wlii takr SIOO. lioN } I34.
7 hr Dispatch.
EDISON DICK MIMEcGEAriiS. $50 TO
S.5n complete with All supplies, Direct
mail advertising PAYS Investigate TIA"
mimvnEraph Free catalogue aud sam
piles -: work anon request American
Typewriter Exchange. 500 East Main
street.
FOK SALE. unusual Chinese haHdiCra!t
articles. also som" antique furniture.
etc. l0i East Franklin.
FOR SALE. 20 barrels iurc country
EU"uud flour. packed tw"lyes, twenty
tours, al so barrel. delivered in city.
T. X IIviiiHs I.urkur!s Va
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MERCHANDISE
Household (,oD,IS

SPRAY DU NCAN'
DIS O. + Il CT ALL
WATCH TIE INSECTS
DIE. WILL NOT STAIN.
S 7 K A Y 1T + V Err y
WHERE. 60 CTS. PER
QUART BOTTLE. NONE
BETTER. FOR SALE BY
GROCERS AND DRUG
GlSTS, OR PHONE
BOULEVARD 373.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale

ALL Hirs--"My NANNY. Rosie:
when You're Gone. Won't Forget:
'DIluy. You've Been Mother to Nc"
W hispcring." and all the latest ColUm.
oit Records Three Columbia stores.
southern Furniture Co. East Broad.
l22, Hull and Main Street Furniture Co.
~: East Main Street.
EYES - Wit" Barclay
Optical CO.. 1863 barclay Riuck. Den
yer Col.
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Jcwclry and Watches
Machinery and Tools

suitable :ur saWu.U.. Also Ers:
E>solin" engine J \. Benton u
south Richmond. " Do
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FOR SALE. on easy payments. ~ acres
Inc. Dwelling rooms. aioTehousc aud
tenants house. Convenient to electric
limo. Would divide. Terms. $500 cash
and $50 per month Geo. r.. Crawford
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For SALE
Highland rerk--A Attractive Groom Asseii-
.ns. Win nam shs, ..toiris.:y. not ser
neat, Largo lot, gIrHgS. grape arbor. etc,
An eNcellen, buy, Price only 1880. Terms.
,snap-Ejgh room frame dwelling with
Sleeping porch, !atrObe heat. well located.
.ot 'NNiln cannot hc duplicated at the
price. 5000; terms. Possession June l.
Yves, End i.ones on stuart. PARK. Han-
over and Floyd Avenues.
Fine Farm % 50 acres well appointed
1weli.ns. usual Qutnuldinsy, io54,ed en
~ s.:.Fo WIZ! consider exchange for eity
o a 6 x gASr S,4,a s S. 60
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RE.fL ESJliTE FOR SALE
Farms and Land ,cr Sale

FOR sale "r rent. sis acre farm an Ar
p.N!HlthN E.Ncs. "a Chesterfield toGlsy.
MNl, suu ,"i--l 81! cpwLgduu Avenue.
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Summer Places for Rent $

'uE RENT. on IA" YORK river S.rooin.
n"'!"rn convenioncrs good plnrs fmT
TO" ing; hnthins AMI fishing Louis
iir"t Clay tank. Va
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SEE Terrell Brp.. FOR everything in lew
elry. i-3 Wcs, Brnad Stre"t.
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Garages for. Rent r..
toK iEN +.
Office and Desk Room

ATTRACTIVE office with heat and inr!tor
service. corner Tenth and Main Wood
ward y SON. South Tenth street
SMALL OFFICE SPACE For rent small
office SphCe. Apply - Mutunl Buildinr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
Murpl,y-DavIdson.

Miss Ruth Angus Davidson,
daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. ~ A.
Davidson. this city. was married to
Mr., Arthur Joseph Murphy, for
merly OF Boston. Mass. Thursday
morning I'm Sacred Heart church at
$3.50 O'Clock by Rev, Father Charles
Standaert, pastor, the day being the
twenty-ffth wedding anniversary OF
the brides pRrents Mrs. j. stan
ford played the wedding march
from Lohengrin and TO organ ac-
compartment by Mrs. Stanford,
Miss Mary Donahue sang Schubert's
Ave Maria and Frenz- Caesars
20 Salutar1s" The recessional was
Mendelssohn's wedding march. The
bride came In with her father, who
gave her in marriage. Her attend
ants were Miss Mary Barne. maid
OF honor Miss Helene Davis Of
Tulsa, Miss Gertrude lobe OF Mus
Hogee, bridesmaids Mr.. James II. |
Maioney OF New Bedford. Mass.
was best man and Rroomsmen were
MT, Angus Davidson brother of the |
PRIDE ana Mr.. George A. Mitchell !
Ishers were Messrs. Joseph Il
Jtcidy OF Chicago and 4 BNrances !
Aschoff of ST. Louis.
the brtde was attractivelv attiro,,
In handsome gown OF white crsra
black satin embroidered in cola "a
white over which fen a veu ~
ranged to her coifture in eorona,
fashion. She wore strand ~
pearls, n gift from the groom' lter
flowers were white chrysanthemun,s
Wit shower OF valley hias- M,Hs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

ding breakfast In the Davidson
home, autumn leaves and chrys-
anthcmuns bringing a note Of tho
reason. Covers were laid for fifty
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy loft
during the Afternoon for tho cast
and upon their return they will be
ut home at 1ilj East Twelfth street.
Out-of-tOwn guenta were Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmond Lenonc OF Aurora,
Kan, Mr.. and Mrs g.. T. DALEY.
Dr. and Mrs. E. !. Wllkemeycr,
Mrs. H. &. Fearnside. Miss GLADYS
Fcarnside and Miss Florence Jobc,
all 81 Muskogec, and Miss Alma
kylander OF Chicago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
OTT''Hr rT~N n
LLLIAN c Perkins, v
Oll--.-. | |

Barnes was In a blue taffeth frock
trimmed with roses OF silver cloth
with which she wore picture hat
Of silver Aco and blue maiinc. Her
flowers were white ohrynnth-
cmumH Mas Davis was In groen
tnffcth and Migs Jobo was in pale
pink Canton crepe with bodice Of
Hhsdpw lace Both wore largo pic
turo hats with trimming to match
their frocks. Their flowers we're
paHtcl tinted chrysanthemums ne
nuptlals were followed with a wed d.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

Mrs. David Emery Brcnncman Will
compliment her guest Miss Virginia
Gibson of New York with a dancing
party and buffet Huppcr in the Uni
vorsity club on Tueaday evening, No
Vcmbor %. Mrs q. g, Prentice will
entertain informally with cards on
Friday afternoon. November 2b. for
Miss Gibson and other informalitics
will mark the time aha will visit
here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

Mrs. j. Coils on wednesday In her
home. sos south Lansing avonue,
had ss n program subject. For
what We Have TO BE Thankful"
Tho club viii send a basket to a
needy family on Thanksgiving day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

Mr., and Mrs. Charles r., Fnrren
are entertaining informally Mt din
ner this Friday evening In the
Country club for Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
tor r. Nichols and their guests. Mr..
aud Mrs. Charles w. Short OF Gin
cinnatl avenue. and Mira. Paul a.
Wilson. Tho company will include
stEht EurstB
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
/cNves\
4 MUSIC |
Y WOMENS J
y WORK II
D


Mrs. John -. Mayo'a afternoon
tea in hor homo for NoHdames W.
~. Roberts and Charles w. BliFr.
Auxiliary 20 American Legion will
give tea In y. w. q. A., 2:30 o'clock.
III Delta Kappa fraternity dance
in Kennedy restaurant
Tulsa Drama league will meet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

Tho Tulsa Country club formally
announces tn program for the win
ter. the opening event to be a dance
and buffet supper on Thanksgiving
evening. with Mrs Burt II. Collins
as hostess. The program In full fol-
lows:
THANKSGIVING Eve, Nov s3.---
Dance, buffet. Hostess. Mra Burt
II. Collins.
Wednesday. Dec. 7.---Iadies' day;
cards and tca, Hostess. Mrs Kate
Hagicr.
Wednesday. Dec. si---radles' day;
cards and tea. Hostctv, Mrs, VIII
liam N. Sill.
Christmas. Dec. 26.--Tea dance,
to Z. Hostess. Mrs Carl X.
Dresser.
New Year Eve. Dec St.--Dance.
buffet. Hostess. Mrs. Frank l.
Moore.
wednesday. Jan. II, is22.-ra-
dies day; cards and tea. Hostess
Mrs Harry c. Ashhy.
Saturday, Jan, Il, t9s2.--plnner
dance. Hostess. Mira l.. l.. Brund-
red.
Saturday. Jan. ss. io22--.Dinner
dance. Hostess, Mrs, John w.
Bates.
wednesday, Feb. I. io22.--Ladies'
day: cards and tea. Hostess, Mrs,
Raplh H. Stauffor.
Saturday, Feb. II. 1ps2.-Dinnor
dance. Hostess, Mrs 10. Rogers
Kemp.
"Wednesday. Feb. 10, 192e.--Ladios'
day; cards and tea Hostess. Mrs,
Frank NJ. Rodolph.
Saturday. Feb. 25, 1879 Dinner
dance. Hostess Mrs ~. Il. Perry.
Wednesday, March Z. i022.---La-
dies day. cards and tea Hostess
Mrs, Cass Mayo.
Saturday. March IS. ia22.-pin-
ner dance. Hostess. Mrs. r. H.
Lockwood
Wednesday. March 20. fSss.-tA-
dies day; cards and tea. Hostesa,
Mrs p w. Freoboru.
Wednesday April 8, 1923.--IA-
dies day; cards and ten Hostess,
Mrs. a. r, Alison,
Saturday. April 20, Dinner
dance. Hostess, Mrs. X. l.. Fitz-
gerald.
"Wednesday, Apri1 "a. io2s.-La-
dies day; cards and teA Hostess,
Mrs. w. l. Dickcy
Wednesday, May 10. 1oas.--IA-
dies day; cards and tea Hostess.
Mrs. Ice clinton,
Saturday, May is, 19a2.-Dinner
dance, Hostess. Mrs j, E. Washing
ton, jr.
Wednesday. May "a. is2s.-ia-
dies day; cards ana tea Hostess,
Mrs. W. Albert Cook
SATURDAY. May 81, 1ose--Dlnnor
dance. Hostess Mrs. Allmand NJ.
Informal dancing every saturday
evening from 20 2 p. IN, Music
every "Wednesday evening from 7
to Q D. m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

Mrs. Ashor Drcyfus ontertalns for
her visitors. Mrs g. c. King aud
Mrs. Edwin Aucher OF jackson,
Miss. with a thcatcr party and
luncheon on Wednesday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

Misses Elizabeth and clara Kra-
mor have got Friday. December %.
as timo whom they viii entertain In
formally 1T luncheon Ia tho Kennedy
restaurant.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

pHrIahUUUlH OF Holy Family
church announce tho opening OF
their annual ChristmaB bazaar for
Monday evening. November 81. in
tho hall at the parish.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

meet Thursday with Mrs. Alice
Decker 53l South yorktown ave-
nue., with Mrs. II. s. ScarAes as
leader
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

Mrs. H. -. Howard is still con-
fined TO her rooms in Hotel Tulsa.
hut is improving from her recent
indisposition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

Mr. and Mrs. John ". Markham,
jr., returned Thursday morning
from Chicago, whore they have
been for a short while.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

Mrs Seth Ely ~ New York Is In
the city Mr.. and Mrs. Ely. former
Tulsans. expect TO come for n visit
with relatives here after New YearB
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

short time ago for Colorado Springs
TO Join her sister Mrs. John Bar
nard Foster and children. All will
return within few days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

Mrs. J. ~. Bass OF Gainesville,
Texas, is visiting her sister, MIRA
James Y. Cole In Hotel Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
Personal Mention

Mr. and Mrs. John Sykes an
nounco the arrival OF a daughter.
Noyufubcr 10.
Mrs. Charles ~ Braden left a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
Club Events

". q. n. q.
The Eastslde W g. r. a.. will
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
$40 and $12 Plaid Skirts Now
Reduced to

A special buy OF thrce dozen Of the
hest plaid skirts we've seen thus sea-
son is offered ut the low price of
sT.g5. All the popular materials, In
Guiding gabcrdinc nnd pcrnclla, In
Tiouous array of stripes and piaids, All
vIcS ....s....,........
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
Regular $40 and $25 Dresses Now
Reduced to

Charming froCks of p-oiTct twill, serge
and tricotinc are offered at great price
concessions In this group. Late styles
and trimmings acccntuate their values
At the price.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-01
SedpwiCk.

Mrs. G. M. Byard of Haverhill,
Mass, VINO has been visiting her
parents, MT. and Mrs. j. u. Eaton,
returned home Thursday
mrs. Elizabeth Friend, who has
been quite i'll, is daily improving.
MIS-. Minnie Daniels returned
home from Boston Saturday.
Friday afternoon all the men
available and the boys of the high
school were called out to fight a
forest fire on the Myron Grindal lot
BY night the fire was under control
Friday fire in the canning fac
tory was eXtlngulshed before much
damage was done.
Wesley Bracy is visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Mary Bracy.
Mrs. Harvey Meader, who has
been visiting in Ellsworth, is home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Rhodes, who
spent the winter in Florida, are at
home.
May 80. "Eloc."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-01
ASllViIle.

Mr.. Schieffelin and daughter Bar
bara of New York arrived Monday
for a few days fishing before the
arrival of the remainder of the fam
lily. Miss Bella Swanson arrived
Monday to open the Schieffelin cot
tage.
An all-day session of the We'd
nesday club was greatly enjoyed.
In the evening the club entertained
Rev. Mr.. Knowles.
Mrs. Peter Garlic of Princeton Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Fred circuit,
last week.
Lawrence Orcutt and family of
Swans Island are visiting here
Mrs. Fred circuit entertained all her
family on Sunday.
Mrs. Linnie Young of Corea is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Linwood
Martin.
Mrs. Theodore Johnson is visiting
her son Fred.
May 80. phoebe"
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SWANS Island.

Burleigh Staples and family are
living in the cottage of Calvin Stan
ley in Minturn.
Schooner Wawenock is at Min
turn with a cargo of soft coal for
the quarry. She will load with
paving for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Trask
have been visiting with Edgar
Trask and family at Mackerel Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Joyce well
coined d new daughter into the
family on May 81.
Mr.. Perry of Rockland has been
visiting Forrest Staples.
Oscar Johnson and Frederick
Gage are home from school for a
short visit.
Sherman Joyce has sold his tour
ing car to Merrill Sadler. The lat
ter has erected a garage near his
residence in Minturn
May so. G.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-01
Great Pond,

Great Pond was visited Sunday.
May %, by the most severe thunder
shower for years. Lightning struck
in several places, but no damage is
reported.
The men We're called out to fight
lire on townships and 3.
Miss Ida Garland has sold her
farm to a. Il. Mace of Aurora.
Report is that surveyors are to
begin next week to lay out lumber
railroad from Milford to Great
Pond.
Amherst is proud of one of it's
young" men-Lewis Watts. He is
only eighty-tAree years of age. He
started on the drive for the Lincoln
Pulp Co. in March. and is now
watching the Great Pond and Bog
dams.
Granville Archer's household
goods have arrived from Bangor
The men who went up to No 3
and 4 have returned, and report the
fire under control. Fire is still
burning on No. 80.
May 80. Cat"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-01
Thrilling Slide for Life.

slide for life was made by two
workmen in New York city. A huge
derrick. which was being dismantled
on top Of 25-story building, crashed
to the street and buried itself in the
pavement, tearing hole 30 feet
wide in Seventh avenue. The two
men were clinging to the top of the
derrick when 1t started to fall. They
seized rope and slid to the roof as
the machine went crashing over the
buildings side. The accident occurred
during the noon hour when the street
was crowded Workmen in each of
the % floors shouted warnings as the
derrick fell, and men, women and chill
dIen scattered in all directions. The
only persons injured were four work
men who got hurt by a part of the
machine, which plunged down eight
floors within the structure and wedged
itself among the Orders.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-01
South BluehilI.

The proceeds of the sociable
given by the ladies aid society May
20, We're about $14.
Friday afternoon Memorial day
exercises were given by the children
in the school. at the close of which
they marched to the cemetery, led
by Haskell Herrick, a veteran of
the Civil war. The flags were car
ried by Marion and Frank Day,
grandchildren of a veteran The
children sang an appropriate verse
at each grave as Mr.. Herrick placed
the flags in position.
Mrs. E. B. Simpson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Earl Kane, in Brook
lin.
\ Miss Ruth Simpson is working in
the telephone Office at Sedgwick.
Watson Friend, employed on
Long island, had his arm badly torn
on nail recently He was taken to
Bluehill hospital.
May 80. o.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-01

On Memorial day the boys of the
American Legion, escorting the vet
Grams of the Grand Army in auto
mobiles, marched up Main street
AT the head of the line was the
national flag. There were people
on the sidewalks-not crowds. but
many. And scarcely half a dozen
hats came off in salute as the colors
went by. Is it lack of patriotism?
Ellsworth's patriotism was never
questioned during the war. Is it
ignorance of the proper respect due
the flag? We believe not. Is if
indifference? To the stranger
from without our gates, who has
seen countless thousands stand
bare-headed as the colors pass. it
looks like all of these.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-01
Turning to Water Power.

French and British commissions are
giving most serious attention to water
power as substitute for coal. Brltain's
coal, though still plentiful, is within
measurable distance Of exhaustion.
France never has had coal enough.
Both, therefore, are making every eff
fort to develop form Of power which
can not be exhausted. Extensive
works are projected to utilize the
waterfalls Of the Jura mountains and
the French side Of the Pyrenees while
a British group Of investigators has re-
ported that In one district of Scotland
water power can be developed suffi-
cient to take the place Of nearly 1000
600 tons Of coal per year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-01
East Surry,

The grammar school closed a sue
cessful term May q, taught by Miss
Alice M. Faulkingham of Jonesport.
The closing recitations were much
enjoyed by the teacher and parents.
The teacher gave prize to Richard
Lord for perfect attendance. In the
flower contest, Marion Gaspar,
bringing in thirty-seven wild flowers,
received first prize. and Iris Fetch
err, thirty-four, received second prize.
Ray Leach had fifteen and Alice
Meader seven. Diplomas We're
awarded to Melvin Tompkins Ire
worgy, Iris Evelyn Fletcher and
Marion Gertrude Gaspar. The teach
er also received a pleasant surprise
when Marion Gaspar presented, from
the school, beautiful box of sta
tionery and other necessary require
ments for correspondence.