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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04
NOTICE

Sealed BIDS will. BE received fer the
ren.odeltns tf the attic story Of the
Petersburg School building arransing
the same into an assembly room, II
brary etc.
Sealed lids Will be received up TO two
July, 1921. by Robert waag, director Of
Petersburg sc4ool District, Petersburg,
North Dakota.
Separate bids for the steam heating
will also Be received BY the above at
the same time and place.
Each bid for the construction Of the
work must be accompanied by a certi-
fed check IN the sum Of $4,000. Each
bid for steam heating ehali be Accona-
These checks are to be made PAYABLE to
", .. Pickard. president of Petetshurs
school District. and are to be forfeited
10 the Petersburg School District should
the bidder fail to enter into coftrant
and furnish bonds, as required BY lAw,
within five days from the time contract
IL awarded, otherwise they are to ne re-
turned to the bidder.
Plans and specifications are on de
with Mr.. Robert waae. Petersburg. IL.
D., and also at the ontce.of the archt-
tect. Jos. Bell DeRemer, Grand Forks.
The Board reserves the right to ac-
cept n one bid or reject anyone or all
bids received.
By order Of Petersburg School District,
W. o. PICARD,
E. EsrENsoN, pfes
JOS. BELL DeREMER,
Architect,
Grand Forks. N. d.
tJuly $3.50
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04
MEXICO OPENS
EXHIBIT IN U. S.
Designed To Appeal To
The Prospective Investor
South Of Rio Grande

Los Angeles, Calf, July ..-Tne
Mexican government has opened
here its frst permanent agricultural
exhibit in the United States,
It Consists Of a display Of Mexican
products gathered from all sections
Of the republic and fills an entire
floor Of a downtown Office building.
The exhibit was designed to ap-
peal to the prospective investor in
Mexico. Connected with the display,
which is similar to the exhibits of =
chamber Of commerce. are officials to
furnish information to those conter1-
plating starting business with or in
Mexico. The exhibit was put in
through Samuel G. vazouez. with
the Mexican Department Of Agricul-
ture and Developments.
The move is announced as an evi.
dence of Mexico's determination to
redeem herself rs a great productive
nation and as Of the first steps
in the Obregon administrations pro-
gram to branch sui into commercial
centers OF the United States and to
call attention to Mexico as a land Of
commercial opportunities and prona-
lie.
Wrong idea Prevails.
"rhe average American has the
wrong conception OF the Mexican peos
pie" says Mr.. vazauez, who recently
returned to Los Angeles following a
two years Tour through His native
land. ITO him the Mexican is the
villain Of the rnotfon-picture screen,
and he attributes all the detects and
vices OF that character to the entire
The Mexican thinks that the
citizen OF the United stAtAs Ii q man
with but m aim in Mfe-chAdng
he almighty dollar.
TT - most unfortunate that the
two Countries could not have been
more understanding neighbors but
this is now being overcome BY the
honest desire Of both unite In
closer commercial bonds.
Mexico is onc more ON her feet.
Peace has been attained. Today wss
are working hard to make up for the
time lost during the ten years revoln-
ton. The people OF Mexico are res
uniting to reconstruct the country.
Opportunity ii now given to compe-
tent citizens of q republic, which
is attracting capital than any
other nation has ever recefyed.
THE great infux Of foreign invest
ors ts due to the changing sentiment
toward Dur country which Ii becom-
ing more marked every day.
With the exception d Jertsh rrs--
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that the Bopd
Dakota will receive Bids at the prest-
dents office at the State University.
Grand Forks, North Dakota, on 81 be-
fore 10 o'clock a m. on July 5th. for
the construction of m addition, 4s"-1o-
x51"-5". to the University Power Plant
building. A certified check for 81 Of the
amount of the bid must accompany each
to reject any or all bids.
Plans n specifications VIII be an fle
Ct the Builders Exchanges Of Grand
Forks And Fargo, North Dakota. and al
the Offices OF. the University, Grand
Forks. North DAKOTA, and the Board Of
Bismarck, North Dako-
ia
Signed. CHARLES LIEssMAN,
Sec, Board Of Administration.
(June Is TO july So
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04
HzELr-AGENTE

AGENTS - $40 WEEKLY THHUoUr
the summer distributing zanol soft
drinks, Fifteen years success. 10
ariteed. Why experiment? National
~ Advertised in leading magazines.
Big profits to h%ustlers, Write today
Tor money-nnaking offer American
CO., 46fs American Bldg,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04

With the Axcepticno t Jorvtsh rrs--
riageA and those BY special license, al
nnarrtases In England 1eust Be neie-
8brateAd betweens M and !
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IA FORKS
FURNTrURn

ytEA.NTs E.szaFJ .F1tEL 49, -GsEH'E 1
Must sell. At once As ~arnsleavink .
!. . ssd;,s,. sai s.ai poalold. ECKER,
%chia sonaa D0 ssda ea sesine eses asa
tresses: ~ my nousehoid goods !.
top desk, rugs, etc. 'a1s'' - .
aaa ~ 7oa.. 4.
BED ANn rnnosrNrI
stovs, Nal, tree. Cali .iss..
HAT cnEANrSa.
fats cleaned IA p.s,a.r.s go.
S ns ts rSsk. Grand Forks Hat casan-
~. $500 - s-.;---.- -
drst o, S,ean aSaA ana nd hssSl"Sked Alsc a.
me 1"sy -
- pTl,Y !, 30 -
A9EfTs $40 wEEKLY THnuouT
Isiskni Fif ct, years success 70
e fgts sdysr Wss f Il lsasiss n, Sas;Sns,.
IS money.naktns ofers American
Cincinnati. d,
AG sEs M,EEELr, AyToMo.
mileage. efficiency. saves Cost hrs{
day. Sensational tales everywhers.
Territory going Ike wildffe. .s$3s
M ze1as,s .q Sn ! d 5Se f ga f pspt, fr' {.
- 80 -
MA 4ss.ss WOMAN WANrEp-sao.oo
time, ceiling 1Blngo.:' houkenold. naeess
sites Experience unnecessary. Age
aontr aMere M,es+ s re- dor s~aafantee
once. Address, ~. 4. Hollingshead
Co. A-so1. B%inshannton. N. Y.
LADIES - 10 YOUR OWN HEM
fits any machine: $3.50; butt6nhois
attachment $500; hand srtbroiderer
$3.50. Embroidery needle $3.50. Agents
wanted. +. Stephenson, Box ls5,
Kansas City. Mo.
AGENre-sELL. KNo-HLo INNER
tires. Double mileage. Prevent pune
lures and plowouts. Every car owner
i nr \ one. sell our. pig
horas a a9 an n.r. SALE, SALE ~ ,,t,, EvE r.
- AS "a NV utility uaS
waterproof apron. Something
axht Ireeyroved Mtg. CO. Dspt. ilse,
= zaz57;ss :: ss, : -; 49, !: = -.
spare time suatanteaa Taking or-
1ayering; Pay IN advance; Expe5t-
7sNo11a77s ssoz=7a =, s1;7 :.
saes , eyslysyha 8 g. Gapi l.;,,, o. szp ,.a,i
Eat'l Cooperative Realty. 1ss Marden
80, NasnlnstoH =.
= 9.1..rS ~ !; ~, 49, - - = 1870
A u.s-Tri isw ~ -. kE sl5 pAlLl sELLING
1rse. Arnertear Auto Products Co..
49, ~ ~ 49, 49, 49, -
ha elr E slS ~ Wptn ay9 p naan. e SELLING NC
hundred per cent profts Write today
NE. ~ ms mo9 1ree oner. u. s.
MOB So, Tolsdo. 6:
A BUSINESS Or your owN: MAKE
eheekerhoards. naedal'ions. signs; big
1.lussIaseo book free. d. Palmer, 145.
Acry7rs Az ,o>sry s1s7 ; ~, ~.
teftt goods: sales ana satisfaction
ENpE eAS uIitIsCSsBdTy J.
Dooos Chen1ioal Co.. Memphis, Tenn,
sanple ar1 5000 cash refund Offer
LacassIa 20: Ient: 6lo: 81. LOUIS, Nc.
-. =
HELP-EEM.A1E
COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN WANT
"a on farm at once. one ohiid "a
family. Good wages until threshing
then cook car HaReG, Write, Box &
:.
WOMAN 70 COOK ON TIE FARM
for summer and In cook car in fail
single. Phone n,.isy 7e. m OF pirite t e19 sesesr "a
Ave.
On farm near eifv Sea naIss ,,isn nras
ferred. Phone or E.ritA Mre1 Oscar
$3.50. Ess. e.rano
dIRL OR WOMAN wANrEb-rnn
home and convenience. Good wages
land, Leeds, N. D.. :
-
WAITRESS n 0HAMBTRMA1D
wanted. Pay 1880, board and room.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04

AGENrs-s166 wEEKLY. AUToMo.
pile OWNERS Wild with. enthusiasm.
Marvellous invention doubles ower
mileage, efficiency. Saves cost first
aay; ssnsatioral sales svsrywhers
sample outfit 4nd Ford car. free.
Write quick Qyee Co, Dept !,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04

NAN soK WOMAN wANrEpAs4o.o %
Weekly full time: 800 An hour spare
sites. Experience unnecessary. Age
no difference. Send for guarantee
contract. Must be ready to start at
onte. Address, W. r. H6llinkshead
u Co. A-SU1, BtnfhanAton.s N Y
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Ill N. 7th Sc.
FOLDING he'd AND KnnosEN,
stove, hail tree. CAL 1881. -
HAT CnMANTNU,

e+N.---s ~..~~>1 ~
Hats Cleaned and Rebiocked. First
Ing PArlor. -
Hats Cleaned and Re-biocked. Also ID
arst class ahoe rspairihs. The Bnsy Bee.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04

REGULAR OF SIDE LINE SALESMAN
to sell popular priced line Of imported
and domestic dolls. toys, games. eellu-
loid novelties, holiday goods, books.
Juvenile vehicles, etc If you are
US at once. Commission bald prompt.
ly. Kawin e. Company. 1913 ". Jack
son, Chicago.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04

CONFECTIONERY sToRB FOR SALE.
Shap for quick sale, on peMers Ave.
East Side Phone G5tt-J,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04
HELP-SAL1cSMEN.

statesmen OF ABILITY WITH OR
without III to handle hish grade line
Of popular priced cloth hats and caps,
al year propositicn; large demand;
liberal commissions; prompt ship
rtents; territories protected. Samples
weigh 40 lbs. Columbia .HeAdrear
Factory, 20 West jackson Blvd. Chi
taEo. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04

LADIES = 30 YouR own HEM
etitthtng or for others: attachment
fits any machine: $3.50; b%utttnhole
$3.50. Embroidery needle $3.50. Agents
wanted. T. Stephenson, Box 1875,
Kansas City. Mo.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04

FOR sALE-HAY CROP or SWEET
rlover. 100 o.. and SO acres OF good
erairie hGys : miles from city. A. L
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04

Lacy COOK OR HoUsEKEEpEN
wanted on fArm.st31F14 u n
t1YRr. WANTED FOR GENERAL
housevynrks Cali 1897.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04

FcR SAlE-CfTEAp; 2saGAS STcyf16.
range. hard coal heater, kffehAn taflo
4 other Nhoueshold5 goods ~ N.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04

d1KL-FoR GENERAL .HotsEWoRK
on farm. None but a competent girl
need apply. Wages $40. Telephone
.19.F.4. Mrs. Harry GotziAn.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04

Fin upholstsring n Requiring. Ftr-,
nSture md Chtna Packing for. Ehtppine
M Nv FurnitQre CO.. Phone zi1N.
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COMPETENT COOK wANrED-s1o A
wy!sek. Mrs. NJ. ". Murry.l2o Reeves.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04

ALL YOUNG wo1ffsN ARE INVITED
to make the Young wornen's Christian
ASS .. their headquArters while IN the
otGy $3.50. - - 49,. &
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FpnN1ruRn

urHoLsrERrNG AND FURNITURE
Repairing, Household goods pGcksd;
For: AhipnnNnts prices reasonable. Il.
Brown. 8QssW. SBarlowss Art store
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MAKE SO TO $40 DAILY SELLING
our E-z wrinFer mops. Over one
for OUT 6ne mon free OTTER. u. s.
Z Mop Cos, Toledo. D.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04

GIRL wANrEp-ro, ASSIST WITH
houeework during summer months.
Phone go.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04

AGENTs-MAkE SIS DAILY SELLING
'Nu-LfFE'' piston ring e%spandens TO
sgaGrA sessf and autc owners SAMPLE
free. American Auto Products Co..
Washington. Is. e. :.
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CH1RoPoDIsTs

DR.. II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Baths.
Haesase. Eleotricity. Lady Attendant.
Security Block.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
iii WOMAN OF 50
IS R0BBEDOf s1OD
paId Prisoner as Intruders Seek
Supposed Hoard in South
Fourth ST. Home
CARPETS TORN OFF FLOOR

,r., Emma Robinson. eighty years
,m.d ;nfrm. was held n prisoner in
clo a hnme AZ 1898 South Fourth street
ne' o,clock Yesterday afternoon While
,ouee was carefully ransncked for
her she was supposed to have hidden
nn The premises. =, A.,
on ~ Robinson lives alone in the
us When the doorbell rang she went
10 the door standing On tho
:" sbo said today. "Withcut utter
aep uord they pushed past me into the
,ns d. I was terribly frightened! Here.
1ouJyJ s.;J ,you do not live here. Get out
! .T,hev did not say word, but one
i, ,hsn, nut his arms AROUND me, PIN
o. o. NV arms to my side. and lifting
plns IN NV feet. and carried me into the
Inu n.,nr T There he held me against the
pa.r p.nn for half nm hour while the other
p'anV rent through the house searching
,nan a money. I had none, only 500 saved
IN. IN and they got that. ~
w, p.,i was not hurt ut all, although the
,n bcld me too tightly. The other
mid ;d 'Ict M and the man then loos-
sau s.I his grin a little. have been i'll.
ny .nJ ,shcn they left was completely
aar"bS,psted a"S and collapsed. They left
..So,,, a word. either" -
"' Miss Robinson has lived in the hons,
T.. soyenty five years. Her mother died
mere IL, twenty Ave years ago, and sine"
tbsn tbe the woman has lived entirely, alone.
TN % house is meagcrly Furnished d with
,,r, aid furniture. which Is in bad
condition from long use and lack OF
repsir. rcu Her right eye is entirely blind :
and she is rapidly losing the sight OF
The man who searched the house
overlooked nothing. Hc took pictures
trom the wall. took down the stovrpipe
IN the kitchen and slashed mattresses in
ssarcb of the hidden hoard that was
sunnoscd by the ncighborhood to be in
the house. Furniture was ripped open
and carpets were. torn up. Only the
SioO was found. the savings from small
Sressmaking Jobs about the neighbor-
lood. 1t was in a purse. hidden in
an old satChel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
FABRICS AND TRIMMINGS

White and Coored Sports Satin, 40-inch-
S2.75 ward
Dress Satin de Luxe. all cOlors-$1.S5
Black and COIOred MeSSaline Silk-S1.55
Fancy striped Shifting Silks, 32-in.-Sl 80
White Cotton Gabardne, 36-in.-5Sc
White Lincn-fniSh Suiting. 36-inch-27c
Printed NoiIe-22c Plain GRAY Voile-55c
Cotton Plaid Skirting. in varietv-3Sc
White Lining Lawn. 22c White Satine, 40c
WOOlmiXcd Checks. So and 42-in.-50c
Navy or Black All-woOl Serge. 54in.-Sl %
Atwood COlOred Ottoman. i2-inch-Sl.9 80
Short Lengths of Ribbon Reduced
Pointed Cream color Lace COllars-22c
Ruffled Net FlOuncings, 26-inch-95c
Embroidered Wolfe Allovers. 20-inch-4Oc
White Cotton Net. 34-nch-35c a yard
Trimming TaSsclS. black and colors-2Oc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
FOR THE. HOME

Hand-colored Pictures, carved frames-S3
Solid Mahogany Floor Lamps-now $3.50
Full-size Brass Beds-S25.0O and S31.5O
Heavy Woven Wire Springs ca,,, S,i -S1O.75
Tapestry Wall Papers-2Oc to Csc piece
Cedar Chests, slightly damaged-now S25
Colored Madras. so inches wide-Sl.2j yd.
Sterling Silver Iced Tea Spoons-S1 each
Porcelain Dinner Sets, 10S Pieces-S3250
Decorated Teapots, 60c; Mayonnaise Sets,
9Oc; B0nbon Dishes-$1.25
Bathroom Fixtures, samples, Half Price
Pint Vacuum Bottles. nickel case-Sl.95
Folding Clothes Horses, 5-fOot size-S1.1O
Gray Enamelware Cooking Kettles-S1.15
Polar Bear Laundry Soap-65c a dozen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

jumped in and gathered up enough Sub =
scriptions among his friends to put the
boy ''over the top"
Today the boy came down to, the
LEDGER Office and without any to-do or
red tape was given his bicycle. ana
away lie rode. He had never owned a
bicycle before. so is going to make the
most of this one He and n chum of
his are going TO take d long ride to an
aunt of the chums.
Where the aunt lives or who she Is
or how far II will be Jim said he
doesn't know. These are mere details.
The main thing to his mind is the fact
he is going to ride there on his very
own bicycle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
TROLLEY CRASH HURTS FIVE
Passengers Only Slightly Injured at
Fifteenth and Norris Streets

Five persons were slightly injured last
night in collision of trolley cars at
Fifteenth and Norris streets. They
were taken to the Women's Homeo-
pathic Hospital and then sent home.
They are:
Catherine Ahcrn. of 401T North
Franklin street: James Courscy, 2317
Ridge avenue; II. Farley, 2023 North
Twelfth street; Stephen Powell YS5
North JudSon street. and Patrick
lowell. 1916 Wood street.
The accident was laid to misundcr-
standing of signals by the motormen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
Came With Vacation

As vacation time approached and the
necessary thirty five subscriptions had
not yet been received, Johns father,
John l.. Lindcnman, good -naturedly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
MISSES AND CHILDREN

$500
Misses Gingham Organdie Dresses-S6.s5
New MILDLY Blouses. s. to 2O-yr. sizes, Csc
Girls Wash Dresses. 3 to 11-S200 to $500
Plaid GmGham. plain chambray or linene.
Children's Muslin Underwaists. 2 and 3. 3Sc
ChiIdrcns COlOred Pongee ParasOls, S1.25
Chidren'S Wool Sweaters-nOw $500
Fine-ribhed Lisle Stockings sizes TO Si2,
seconds, Csc; 3 pairs for S1.00
Lisle Socks. roll tops; secOnds-25c
white. tan cadet blue.
Children's 4-strap Roman Sandals-S245
Brown calf, claunaCne Kid white reignsCn.
Growing Girls OXfOrds-nOw $3.50
Rnc, guumotal calf also uatent leather Pumps.
Growing Girls Sample White Pumps and
OxfOrds. also High Shoes ("rrfG1H%csn )-S1.45
ChiIdren's TrOt-Moc OXfOrds and Sample
Low ShOeS-S1.95
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
NAB 9 IN 'T0DDLE TOP GAME
First Arrests on This Charge Made
., North Second Street PooIroom

The first arrests for playing the = lew
"toddlp top gambling game took place
NJ $50 o'clock this morning. The
police raded a poolroom at 915 North
Second street and arrested James
DOYLE. the alleged proprietor, and eight
youths.
Sergeant McInnes and Patrolman
Hsuser, Of the Front and Master streets
station, who made the raid. found the
men playing on tho top of a pool table.
Tn, toddle top and the stakes of 81 90
were taken to tho police station with
ti,r prisoners
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
FOR BOYS

Blue Serge Suits, to Is years-SS.95
Washable Coat Suits. s TO l5-S2.95
Small Boys Wash Suits-Sl.S5 and $500
BOYS Straw Hats-75c. S1.l5 and SIS
Rows Shirts. attached collar-S1.50
Pa iamaS-Sl65 Shirts-Sl.65
NainsoOk Athletic Union Suts-50c
Black and Tan OXfords-S3.9O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

Ledger Photo Service
KATHRYN MARIE. SWEENEY
JOHN WESLEY LINDERMAN
Two more winners in the Public
Ledger's Bicycle Contest, little
Miss Sweeney representing the
Main Line. while the boy got his
subscriptions in WissinOming
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

Several hundred e -
$e 6; 6: E; : ;:;:; e
einuu
hundred
Foul all
to fill
mail neorders because of he
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

1925 Homestead avenue and with the
help of his dad won. the bicycle in jig
time. John said today he hos always
wanted n bicycle, and had often looked
with longing eyes at those displayed in
store windows. SO when the oppor-
tunity came to win one through OBJ
tanning thirty five subscriptions to
either the Evening or Morning or Sun
day PUBLIC LEDGER he jumped at the
chance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
FOR WOMEN

Tatfeta Silk Dresses, panel skrt-Sl6.50
Black navy French blu" and dark brown.
Extra-size Crepe de Chine Dresses-S2l.75
Black blue. brown, white or flesh color
Tweed Suits. gray, tan, green-S25.O0
High-gra Black TricOtne Suits-SiO.OO
Ready-tO-wear Hats (rGGnHI" D--Sl.95 to S2.95
White. Pink or Orchid Organdie Hats, S2.95
Organde Hats "r1, Mnl}r .ro,r %r }, $500
Madras and Wolfe Waists ,,,9rs ,,or~1 2i or Use
PnafOre Over-Blouses, of colored ramie
linen or linene. wool OOl-emhrodered-S1. .65
Tailored Waists of white Habutai Silk S3.7j
Fur Animal Scarfs, brown. Canadian wolf
and American foX-S22.50 to $500
Wool Velour Coats (mfGa!HHm m, hr""n ,,, )-Sl375
Wool Velour Capes, braid trimmed-S26.50
French and Philippine Lingerie-Sl.95 to
$1,000
Negligees and kimonos-S9OO to $4,000
American Lady Low Bust COrsetS-S265
w. B. COrsetS. Semi-elaStic tOp-nOw Sl.65
Lace land satin BrassiereS hook-f Sl.5O
Trimmed NainsOOk Night GownS-Sl.95
Straight-line Gingham House DreSseS-S1
Chambray Morning Frocks C00rSr"%Sd} 0rn ",~d -S2.45
Surf Satin Bathing Suits (cotton)-S2S5
Two-tone Silk Jersey Pettcoats-Sl.75
Switches and Observation-Disclosures
Tan Silk Gloves, l6-huttOn-Iength-S2.5
Tab-wrist fabric Gloves C%%nn,%%uS) -SOc
'N"SiNdh \No'tuHl N'iuOi elldS SS.NO
Sweaters. excellent values-S365 and S3.95
Ribbed Lisle Vests, eNtra-siZe; seconds. 35c
Bodice Vests; seconds. 20c; extra sizes 25c
Ribbed Cotton Union Suits. lace knees, 35c;
Extra Sizes-40c
Full-fashiOned Silk Stockings, SecOnds-75c
Full-fashiOned Lisle Stockings-5Oc
SECONDS Mcrcerized
Silk Stockings, seconds la6r,s""d) Sl.l5
Fine Smart Low Shoes (''%,E~@) s,z~S) -S5.45
Various Sample White Welted Pumps and
OXfOrds, slightly soiled-Sl.5O
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-09-15
BRINGSIBODY
FROM FRANCE

The remains of Orville Brandt. a
Bonners Ferry young man who sac
rificed his life on the fields of France
during the great World War is ex-
pected to arrive in Bonners Ferry
tomorrow, having been shipped
from the east last Sunday. Funeral
services will be held at O'Clock
Sunday afternoon in the Methodist
church and will be conducted by the
American Legion. Interment will be
made in the Bonners Ferry Gem aterv.
The deceased was killed in action on
october 4, 1917 and the remains have
Just now been returned to his native
land. He was a popular and well
known Bonners Ferry boy. lie IS
survived by his mother, Mrs. Mary p.
Brandt, and three brothers and three
sisters, L. H. Brandt, w. S. Brandt
and r. j. Brandt, Mrs. A. E. Aldridge
and Mrs. Sidney Swartwood of Bon
ners Ferry and Mrs. Lidia Early of
Carter, Mont