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Evening star., 1921-03-06
WANTED-S SITUATIONS.


WOMAN. white, experienced. wants position
as housckeeper in small apartment: excellent
reference. Address Box LOOT, Star ofhce
WOMAN. neat colored. from Virginia. wishes
general work in small private family no 90
icctinn 70 washing; stay nights, experienced:
caH furnish rctrrCr"e. Call 236: 18th st NV
WOMAN. white. r,ined. capable. desires posi-
ton as companion hOuseSeey-r or honsckeeper
h SeU'lHman's homo; co"d horne more desired
than big salary. Address BOX 313-S. Star
c-itr. o.
WORK of nny kirl. mornings. colored girl.
Gail :232 sth st.
WORK MORNINGS or DAYS work. neat. reliable
colored girl Call or write 1887 2Sth st. NV.
WORK mornings or small bundle washes TO
fake home. neat coiored girl. 1i5S Seaton st.
ntv'
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LIFETIME CHANCE to secure a small manu-
featuring proposition. for either home fac
tory desire to sell my entire buildings very
cheap: cash or terms: business is metal toys
and novelties. Write or cali on Richard Boek-
ert 1If6 9Th ST. ne.
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ward employees TO turn their spare time into
pleasure and profit. ! will sell my home-mak-
ing business of manufacturing metal toys and
novelties for 500. cash terms: will ex-
chauCe for stock or anything OF value: every
,hing complete TO commence business at once
must sill to make room. Address Box 2s6S.
Star office.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

wonderful bargain at
S165. 1910 ID St
PLAY Err PIANO for sale will exchange for
good upright piano with so much cash. 1854
G. st. Sc
COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA and 10 records; in
perfect condition; $40. Taylor. 1425 Ii st.
LINDEMAN mahogany piano and bench:
good party leaving city: for sale
cheap: cash. Address BOX 4J-T Star office.
$500 CHICKERTNt;. upright. 500; $50 Kim
ball. Sl4j: $3.50 knabr Sl1J. and one other
beautiful piano at sacrifice to- close estate.
A. L. Arnold. auctoncer. 1923 st. NV.
PIANO-Webster upright; fine condition. s175.
II Eye St NV.
TALKING Mahogany; large cabi-
net: So: terms. Il Seaton NV
kIMRALI. PfANO--For sale at sacrifice. Call
119 Kenyon st. NV.
MANDOLIN Gibson. and case: like new; first
81 fakes it. 4I5 A st.
$3.50 GENUINE Pianola player piano. bench
and rolls spot1rssly new, at sacrifice To close
estate; make offer. a. F. Arnold. Auctioneer.
1923 q ST.
$3.50 UPRIGHT, like new, sl25: also S145
Grafanola. $50: s02 F st. NV. Room 23
PIANO for sale; handsome mahogany; $3.50.
Col. 3l6s.
REPAIRS-AlI makes talking machines ". F.
Nigh, 1922 G NV. Phone Frank. $3.50. 12s
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OvERLAND-Lttle4 4: 1920: owner will guar
bv auto exnert invited: new. oyersized tires:
hood cover and extras: better than new; quick
cash sale desired. J1S 10th st. NE. Phone
Lin. 1913
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BSINESS fur yourself at cur expense. We
,-va you, free Of charge, ~ to 80 chewing gum
and confect.on slot machines with your first or
der for supplies. can he attended 20 IN spare
time; state how much cash you have for snip
plies. Full Instructions by mail. Milard. 4s6
KrnadwaY. Ne. York.
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S55O-ROOMING HOUSE, IA rooms; rent. $40;
bus. location; must sacrifice.
81 LOO Booming house. II rooms: newly pa
pered: h.w.h.. electricity; central location.
s. SOn--Rooming house. % rooms: h.w. h..
electricity: well located big money maker
81 .ooO-'irocery and confect.: good corner:
large windows: good place for hustler; liv-
ing rooms; cheap rent: Illness cause OF sale.
50 Otll-,;rocery: well located: nice living
rooms: cheap rent: lease long as desired;
good reason. and only reason for selling: in
spect Immediately.
81 sl6Dt-Confectionery; good stand rooms:
lease long you want: big sacrifice on
account Of other business.
Ss5O-Confect. splendid location: doing good
bus: cheap rent; bargain.
S65O-Confect. and grocery: rent. $50; three
rooms: good location.
81. s3.OOO-Confect.. doing splendid bus: cheap
rent: near Dupont Circle.
$3.0OO-Confect. and cigar bus; rent. S65:
living rooms.
$a50-Tailor shop; cheap rent.
$s5o-Tailor shop; cheap rent; living rooms;
good trade.
ss5O-Restaurant. we'll equipped; good old
stand: big bargain.
ssoO-Restaursnt and bakery: well equipped
and doing good business; no competition; q
wonderful bargain.
s1JO-Lease, in good location; good for any
kind Of bus; cheap rent; splendid opportu-
s45o-Nearbeer and lunch: colored trade;
cheap rent.
sly8-Near beer and lunch; rooms: rent.
$50: little mint.
81 oOO-Near-beer and lunch: rent, $50; col
ored trade good business
81 5OO-Near- beer and lunch: white trade;
rooms: rent. SD: lease.
sl5OO-Auto accessory bus: rent. $50 cen
tral location: good bus.
s1.5OO-Dry goods and notion bus; living
rooms: cheap rent.
81 1coO-Gents' furnishings bus. and tailor
Top; cheap rent; rooms.
X. NJ. CURTIS. s.ss.I sIi
olc Columbian bldg. 418 5th st. NV
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LARGE manufacturing corporation wants ca
uailr men To open branch Office and manage
statesmen; s3OD TO 81. .VD necessary: handle
yoIr own money: exclusive rights; patented
article, money making possibilities unlimited /;
will nay expenses to Baltimore il you qualify
Address Mr. Clsminrr. Snl.sma nager. COS y.
Ruitinure Md
Evening star., 1921-03-06

HAVE a w"nd.rfn moving picture proposition
for a reliable party having 81 900 10 invest:
= good opportunity for the right party to get
into u prrmaa.nt legitimate business: only
Those whn mean business need apply. Address
I,o1 ~ T. star office
Evening star., 1921-03-06

GRECIAN evening gown 36-3S: once:
lavender satin. So; cost sfs,; spring hat. sl5,
worth so Col. J7SS. -
Evening star., 1921-03-06

BATS. RFpHrCs. WATER HU,;S RoArHES.
e.ax ex..rrui-st-ri fr. your home. GEO. g.
sAPi.. 32J Colorado bldg. Phone Main 5s3.
ma3ls
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ESTABLISHED advertising
dental office for sale. Address
Box SAT. Star office. S*
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go PER CENT can be made on an investment
% 81 800: money to he used to enlarge rep
utabIe high-class business hacked by reputable
, business men Of years standing. IF interested
and qualified. position VIII he given him or
her: bank reference and investigator invited
,idra.. poT st Star office 7s
Evening star., 1921-03-06

From $500 to 5000
Terms, or Trade
For lighter cars. Fords and Dodges preferred.
TOURINGS. ROADSTEkS.
1920 Velie 1917 Reo
1920 Stephens 1918 oakIand
1870 Apperson 1919 to n Bucks
1919 Oidsmobile Sedans
1917 Saxon I'D Ford
laI6 Ford 1920 Overland
1916 to 81 Bucks I9l7 BUICK
Others Coming in Daily.
Here Ia n pap for some one, q Little Ter $60
Condition and title gualanteed
r. s. GADDESS, 1870 St nv.
At Emerson & OrmeS. Buick pistrf6ufR5o. Z
Open "a hours every day.
FoRps-WHILE THEY LAST. An types Of
nev cars for immediate delivery. We viii b
sold out Of tourings and sedans before March
We have some real bargains now in used
cars Two (2D new touring bodies: one III
new coupe body. Just received q carload Of the
best commercial bodies for both Light delivery
and one ton trucks. and the prices are much
better than have been quoted recently.
UNIVERSAL AUTO COMPANY. Inc.
Authorized Ford Agents,
Phone Main 1856 1879 NJ st. NV.
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PERSONAL

learn TO RIDE HORSEBACK - COMPE-
tent nSlf.rt,ls. best horses: largest ring south
Of New York. rs'es -cR~ors.ae. Phone Clrve-
land 1919 CARLTON RIDING SCHOOL. 2i3O
-
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BRAID onD'S DETECTIVE SERVICE. ESTaB-
LiSHCp THIRTY SIX YEARS. SUITE 2ly.
AoUIHERN BUILDING PHONE FRANKLIN
500 ANY LEGITIMATE CAUSE. ALL SBC-
yIOSS NIGHT PHONES. COLOMBIA 1924
AND COLUMBIA 2ssOJ ap1as
Evening star., 1921-03-06

WE PROPERLY organize you. prepare bond
issues negotiate loans, write prospectuses, fur
nisL stock statesmen list Of satisfied in
yestors; booklet and information free. Natl
Organization Co.. l23 Madison st, Chicago.
Evening star., 1921-03-06

FOR SALE-cO rooms. 3 baths; hot water heat;
all roornx taken; rent reasonable: sickness
cause OF selling; bargain; owner. Address Box
1T xtar office
Evening star., 1921-03-06

| HUDSON SEDAN-4-door: good condition: all
cord tires; for quick sale. 81 400. Lambert
Hudson Motors Co., 633 Mass. ave. NV. FIR.
Evening star., 1921-03-06

BIG OPPORTUNITY
for q live. red-bIooded man to secure the con-
elusive selling rights to
New and Revolutionary
AUTOMOBILE NECESSITY.
The only thing Of it's kind. Needed by every
ear owner. Sells at q popular price. Solves
one of the greatest Of all driving problems.
RICH, PRODUCTIVE LOCAL TERRITORY
now OPEN.
Tell all about yourself first letter Give
bank references. Experience in automobile line
not necessary. II you are the right kind OF
man. manufacturer will teach yoI to operate
your territory successfully and back You with
complete advertising and selling helps.
Derby Brown Company,
ll3 State 81,
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2h C.. s. truck, 1917 Knox truck. 2 1918
= hnoa ta.cSs 1sis o,s su1rs ., 3'rass 1Sis s
Saxon. 6-cyl. All in Al condition. Terms to
responsible parties. Camp Meigs. 5th and Fla.
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CHIROPRACTIC.

cyril rearr,f. 1G a. II yc:- - .. age. 10 live
rs--.trs.tly with f.miiy a.. Cnsupauion. with
view - adoption Mr.. D.sL. rsll afte-
Evening star., 1921-03-06

| YOI'SG MAN has small capital with services
F! TO invest IN established business. Address Box
r
Evening star., 1921-03-06

GALLsToNES--FREE BOOK TELLS OF I'M.
proved method OF treating Inflammation Of
gall bladder and hiie ducts. Write today. Dr.
PADDOCK. Boz sS2o1, Kansas City. Mo-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-30
THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
(By One Who Knows It)

Far off where the West BEGINS" ie
an empire of wealth, unknown TO MANY
Of our people here. It's mountains
whose peaks reach far into the clouds
eonceal almost. if not all the minerals
!sed and on whose broad slopes grow
mammoth trees for almost every in
iustry, while in the valleys will grow
very known grain and grass for man
and beast. This is the Pacific North
vest, embracing the States of Oregon
and Washington and the Province of
British Columbia. This is the Pacific
Northwest, while older in years thar
california, at one time practically all
n the Territory of Oregon, is still
! ounger in development than any other
lection of the United States.
The spruce trees in this district grow
as large as II #. in diameter at the
stump and cut three or four logs on
The average 80 TT. long before reach
ing the larger limbs. Fir, cedar and
hemlock are in proportion and the War
Department depended almost entirely
upon this section for it's timber for
roplane construction. Many sections
cruise 100000 #. to the acre and the
average of the poorest is around 49,
600 TT. while there are acres in some
sections cruising as high as 100000 #.
to the acre. This statement sounds
exaggerated, but nevertheless, is true.
Besides the raw materials, the eli
mate is such that the rivers run full
almost the entire year and there are
hundreds of thousands of horsepower
running wild, only awaiting the har-
ness of man to become productive, like
the wild horses of the animal kingdom.
Freight will bring transportation ia
cilities. There are rivers with deep
harbors at their mouths. There are
railroads already built, or already OPP
Grating through these tracts Of un-
developed country, awaiting the hands
of man and the money of our financiers
to bring them into usefulness.
The Call of the Wild has made man
spend millions of dollars annually for
automobiles and auto roads, hard sur
faced concrete roads leading from the
cities out through these wonderful for
ests and sections of natural resources
but it viii remain for the fnacial men
of the East and Middle West to lis
ten to ''The Call of the West" and of
the Pacific Northwest particularly, be-
fore development will be made along
the lines which the richness of that
district deserve.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-30

County Chief of Native Badgers from
each County in the State. The first
meeting of the Grand Den will be held
at Ashland in June 1922. The time
intervening between the present and
the meeting of the Grand Den, will
be devoted largely to organization
work throughout the State
The officers for the first year are all
heated at Ashland, because the organi-
cation first took shape at Ashland.
Hon. C. A. Lamoreux, Grand Chief Ma
tive Badger, who was born in Portage
County, and is a prominent attorney
of Ashland, is at present Chairman
of the Wisconsin Waterways Commits
sion, and a member of the Board of
| Directors of the Ashland Chamber of
Commerce: E. H. Quist0rf, Senior
Vice Grand Chief Native Badger, born
in Ashland County, is serving as Coun-
" Clerk, and is National Aide to the
Commander in Chief of the United
Spanish War Veterans; David Murray
Junior Vice-Grand Chief Native Bad
ger. of the city of Milwaukee, is the
managing head of the printing plant
of Bowron-Murray Co., of Ashland
and was past President of the Ashland
Rotary CLUB; w K. Currie, Grant Sc
c 'etarial Native Badger, born in Dodge
Co lnty and former Secretary of the
| Ashland Chamber of Commerce, re-
signing to take up the Secretaryship
f the Native Sons and Daughters of
he Badger State; R. B. Woodward
Grand Den Treasurer. native of Wau
shara County, and President of the
| Farmers and Merchants Bank of Ash
land.
The Native Sons and Daughter.
lave been receiving a good many com
mandatory expressions from Wiscon-
sin born people who live outside of the
state, upon the efforts to organize the
native born.
One of the efforts of the organiza
ion will be to create a general inter
est in the preservation of more of the
old landmarks of the state, although
it will not conflict with the work OF
my other organization along this line
It's mission is to arouse the spirit
Of pride among the Wisconsin born, il
the state of their birth, to make them
more or less personal press agents fo1
the state. 1t is felt that through this
Organization not only will it be found
possible to advertise the state through
r UGH printed matter, but that the spir.
t OF advertising which will be aroused
in the membership will be doubly val
liable, as it is through word of mouth
advertising that much valuable pub
lefty can be obtained
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-30
THE CLUBOF
FORGIVENESS

Here is a brand new Club and you
are invited to join. This Club does not
have any officers, any dues, any meet
ngs- Isn't it refreshing? Yet i is
4 Club that will kn OK all evil appear
lnces out Of sight as soon as we can
get enough active members? To be-
ONE member you must make up
your n ind to get the habit of practie-
ing forgiveness. Now, forgiving is
MT passive thing but it is, an active
irving of good for evil. The giving
5 by thought and word. Impractical
shink you? Try it. You will soon
satisfy yourself that "a mans word
is his only burden" You will learn
also the great law of giving and re-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-30
"Sell Your Hammer and Buy Horn
THE GRADUATE

Again the neW-made graduate
Is loosed upon the world;
His banner with strange device"
Into the breeze is hurled.
He's got some fancy theories
He hasn't tried as yet,
But he'll settle down to business
When he learns what to forget.
o, the disappointments bitter
He is bound to meet and take!
But the way he meets and takes them
Tells if he will make or break;
And his preconceived ideas
By harsh facts will be beset,
But he'll prove useful person
When he learns what 10 forget.
There are problems big and vital
Waiting to be solved today.
But he's used to blackboard methods,
These demand another way.
Here's our present social tangle-
It's the biggest problem yet,
But he won't be ready for it
Till he learns what to forget.
Busy years he's spent absorbing
strengthening got from books,
But the world he now is facing
Seems to him deceives it's looks.
So nice discrimination
Is his best and only bet,
For the world is waiting for him
When he's learned what to FORGET.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-30
WISCONSIN
BORN ORGANIZE

We're you born in Wisconsin? If
you were and take an interest in the
state, its past history, and future de-
velopment, you will doubtless be in
terested in the new organization which
has been launched from Ashland, and
which is known as the Native Sons and
Daughters of The Badger State.
The membership of this organiza-
ton, as its name implies, is limited to
persons who were born in the State of
Wisconsin. 1t is patterned somewhat
after the organization known as the
Native Sons Of the Golden West, which
is California organization of people
born in that state which has been high
ly successful in advertising California
and its attractions and advantages.
The Native Sons and Daughters of
the Badger State expect to be equal
ly successful in the work of present
ing the attractions and advantages of
Wisconsin to the outside world Many
people who live in Wisconsin, even fail
to appreciate the splendid attractions
which the state affords in the way of
simmer pleasures, have likewise fail
ed to appreciate the wonderful indus
trial development Of Wisconsin,, it's
farm development, and its wonderful
highway system.
The new organization of Native
Badgers will seek in many WAYS tt
arouse the spirit of state pride in the
natives of the state. It is not in any
sense religious or political organi-
zation If any kind To quote from the
Constitution of the Native Sons and
DAUGHTERS, it is found that the pur-
poses are quite admirably stated as
follows:
'Fhe name of this organization shall
be the Native Sons and Daughters of
the BADGER State.
Its objects are to promote socia-
hilitv and good fellowship among the
native born of the State of Wisconsin,
whether residing in or out of the state,
and inculcate in them a spirit of state
pride and loyalty, without modifying
or abridging their loyalty to the great
nation of which the state is a part or
their friendship and esteem for their
n0iohborS born outside of the state:
and that the said spirit of pride and
LOYALTY be through the effort of the
Grand Board of Badgers. the Grand
Den, and the Subordinate Dens of this
organization, SO coordinated by means
Of acquaintance gatherings, Den coun-
ellis, auto tours, picnics, conventions
exposltlons, newspaper, magazine,
booklet, folder, moving picture, and
all other LEGAL AMI ethical means of
publicity, to the end that the beauties
and advantages of the State of Wis
"~nsin- as place of permanent resi-
dence or of summer sojourn become as
thoroughly and favorably known to
the outside world as those of any state
in the Union.
Further, to take an interest in the
historic landmarks of the state and
war'z for their preservation, tn recog-
nize DISTINGUISHED service wherever
performed by a Native Son or Daugh-
ter of the Badger State. or for Wis
cfnsin by any of her citizens where
ever bern.
To foster the development of Wis
csnsin talent, and the encouragement
of Wisconsin genius"
The new organization is to be gov
ecned by Grand Den consisting of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-30
GETTING ALONG GOOD

Women are as great sufferers frcm
kidney and bladder ailments as men.
Mrs. Carey, Box 81, R. F. D. No. 2,
Middletown, n. Y, writes: 81 had kid
ney trouble ever since I was a little
girl, but l am getting along good since
have taken Foley Kidney Pills" They
help the kidneys. Sold Everywhere
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-30
GOOD FOR WOMEN, TOO

Foley Cathartie Tablets have lone
been favarite phyzie with n1en. w
men suffer as much IS men do f N in
digestion and constipation Yrs. Gea
Powers, 81 Winsfr p Ave-, Ravere
Mass, writes: Il lave taten T Iev
CathaItic Tablets and reeom end
them to everyona" They baai-h b &
iousness, headache. gas. Sold Eve-y-
where.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-30
A GOOD SUMMER MEDICINE

A summer bronchial cough, causes
broken sleep and lowers your vitality
Hay fever and asthma are other sea
Sonal Affections. Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound soothes andaheals raw
'nfiamed membranes, stops tickling in
hroat and clears stuffy, wheezy breath
'ng. Costains no opiates-Sold Every
where.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-30
ANCIENT HISTORY
March u. 1889.

The center pier and west side abut-
ment of the new wagon bridge is COM
pleted and the east abutment is near
ly so. At the time of writing this,
Tuesday afternoon, the 10Th inst, the
ice in the Wisconsin river is jamming
and the west half of the center pier is
settling. LATER Since writing the
above the ice jam has demolished the
east abutment which was not yet COM
lpleted.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-30

j., writes: 81 was suffering from an
acute ease of bronchial trouble which
gave me considerable anxiety. Foley's
Honey and Tar deserves all the credit
for my being we'll w."-Sold Every
whore.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-30

The bridge contractors are talking
about buying the LaVigne ferryboat
and outfit so they can run it free af-
ter the first day of May. 1t is now
evident that the bridge will not be
completed on the 1st of May.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-30

Mr.. A NJ Pride, who has been en-
ployed as foreman in the Pioneer
Pulp Co.'S mill in this city the past
year, severed his connection with this
firm the past week and is now in Tom
ahawk. He is associated with other
parties in the erection of four grind
er pulp mill as part owner. He will
move to Tomahawk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-30

District Attorney and Mrs. F. w.
Calkins, Attorney and Mrs. John
Roberts, and Attorneys B. R. Cog
gins, D. D. and w. j. Conway, re-
turned Saturday from Chippewa
Falls. where they attended the an
nual state Bar meeting. They made
tbs trip by automobile
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-30
TROUBLE CAUSED
ANXIETY

Try Foley's Honey and Tar f r
coughs, colds and Group. John G. He'1-
king, 1915 Burgess Place, Passaic, n
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-30

The national woman's party is urg
ing that woman be appointed either
secretary of war or secretary of the
navy in the next cabinet, as means
of assuring peace.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-30

Dr. Pomeroy, his mother and Mr..
and Mrs. Pierce are all we'll and pros
pering They enjoy Minneapolis life
and often see their Grand Rapids
friends. The Doctor was present at
the hanging of Barrett brothers, who
were executed in that city Friday for
the murder of a street car driver.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-30

n. Higbee is freight conductor on
the 500 railroad out of Minneapolis
and IS kept verp busy. He was form
erly conductor on the Green Bay and
Western.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-30
AS THEY WENT UP THE AISLE To
GET MARRIED
JOIN OUR CLUB.

He saw: Blurred faces
One large candle fame
His late rivals collar
A strange man in black and
white
A crack in the ceiling
Part of an organist
A golden CLEAN
Her face.
She saw: Annals new hat
Margaret's new hat
Dorothy's new hat
Three unexpected relatives
Eighteen new gowns
Twenty-six bouquets
His moustache.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-30
Loans ON Stocks

We loan SO per cent to IS per cent of the market
value on all active stocks. Loans may run from 6
MONTHS to YEARS at legal interest No bonus charg-
ed for handling Write for particulars.
SECURITIES TRUST COMPANY
10 So. La Sale Chicago,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-30

Edmonde LaVigne is employed as
a bookkeeper and clerk in a Minnea-
polls Laundry and is getting along
icely.