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Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27
A Bulletin To Let
Advertisement VIII Rent Il
Bowels So Bad He
Took Quart of Min
eral Water a Day
MIR. Whitesides was in q bad
way. Tells how he got over ID.

Il suffered for years with stomach
trouble and constipation i got 50 j
could eat nothing but soft food aud had
to take a quart OF mineral water a day
for my bowels. / decided 70 try MiIks
Emulsion and have used three bottles
The results hare been wonderful The
soreness left my stomach. can eat solid
food, my bowels haze impfoted and feel
like 4 new man. Anyone suffering as 1
qja, should lose no time in starting on
Miiks Emulsion. M. +, Whites:deS,
2tl LIZ S. sth ST, sprinGaeid. Ill.
The more phvsics you take, the more
Mills Emulsion costs nothing to Try.
Millts Emulsion Is Il pleasant. rutritive
food and a corrective medicine. II re-
stores healthy. natural bowel action, do
ing away with all need OF piiis and ply
sfcz. II promotes an.ietlte and quickly
puts the digestive organs in shape 20 as
simulate food. A. builder Of flesh ard
strength Milks Emulsion Is strongly rec
ommgn0ed 10 those whom sickness hts
weakened. and Is a T1Tssrful aid IN rest
INK and repairing tie effects Of wasting
diseases. Chronic stomach trouble and
constiDation are promptly relieved.
This Is the only solid emulsion made
End so palatsble that II Is eaten Win 4
spoon lfse foe crearr. Truly wonderful
Tor weak, sieiily children.
No matter how severe your case Tot
are urged 10 Try Nill;s Emulsion unsier
this guarantee: Tate six bottles home
with you. use n according to directions
and. n not sstisied with fhr results, yeui
I rooney VIII he promptly refunded. PRES
15c and $50 ne- hottie The Nrk,
! Fmu,s'on Co, Terre Haute, Ind. Sold b
J druggists evcryv here.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27
MYSTIC

Fire was discovered about three-thfrty
Wednesday morning In the Capt. Jack
Williams house, on Gtavel street ocou-
pied by the Maynard family. il started
on the second floor in the chimney. run
nings up from the kitchen and was oaus-
ed by a defective p!ps which had be-
come overheased. The fire companies
responded promptly and did valiant
service in preventing the flames from
breaking through the r5of. Due 10 the
effective use Of chemicals the FIRE was
confined to the space surrounding the
chimney and. although the woodwork
around the chimney. the damage vas
confined to a comparatively small area
It was indeed fortunate that the fire
companies were able to get the fire under
control. since with the freezing teuIpef-
allure that prevailed and the strong wind
blowing II would have caused much more
damage II il had broken through the
roof 1t was agreed in all quarters Wed
nesday that Mystic has reason TO be
proud Of its volunteer fire department..
Mr. and Mrs. James Il. Lord have re-
turned from trip to Hartford.
Miss Hazel Dewey ls home from New
York and Is I'll.
Raymond Smith Of Bath. Maine. and
Osee D. Smith Of. Grotoh were business
callers here Tuesday.
Charles D. Holmes was a visfsor Ia
Norwich this week.
Miss Lillian Miner 0t Providence Is
the guest Of her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
George II. Miner.
]. 3. Stinson was in New London wed
nesday evening attending the annual In
speetion Of Union Lodge. Ne. Z. r. A. NJ.
Miss Gladys Dewey Of New York Is
the guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A Dewey,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27

LEWIS irQatre
II all eonvicts could eject their a.
cape from prison WITH the de1tefitf
shown by Douglas Mac Lean N th
first Paramount starring vehicle, I'M
Jaiibird." there would soon be- no enc
le1t in the penetsntiaries Bnt tks
Wardens aud guards.
Dougs escape from jail 10 but enf
OF The many humorous incidents thot
occur In The Jailblrd,' q new Para
mount picture produced by Thonal
a. lnce. which will be shown Al the
Daris theatre Friday and Saturday
When you see this ph6tVplAy, tou
must not reveal the secret sou khee.
Prison visitor. a collar and o1ltrt
lying in easy access on an once oeak,
and suit OF civilian clothes n TIE
wardehs closet. are the acceesogieH
that aided Dous's escape. While TIE
guard is showing n crowd Of visi-
tors through the prison D0ae, lett
alone In the wordens office where be
is tTusty. snatches the collar asd
shirt. adJourns u Ire closet. dons his
''ciYies," aad. remains there until the
return OF the visitors. As they go
the closet door he g.ers into theif
midst and eats with them thfvuat
tho prison gates. iiow he gets bAck
into tail again Is another story
Thomas II. IDce personally supefs
vised the picture, which was difeetcd
by HOyd Iugrahan from a story -
julien Josephncl. a capable sapport.
ing cast is headed By Doris Nay
The thirteenth episode Of JACK
Dempsey's great serial viii be the next
feature. This thrilling picture -
nearing its close and you viii not
want 70 miss II. That Interesting fin,
| Screen Snap Shots is with US again.
showing Shumny views Of POputas
movie stars
| comedy concludes The bill.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27
Special Morni1s Matinee at Lseui
Theatres

saturday morning. January gsth.
promises TO be Red Letter M9
throughout the United States and inei.
dent7lly day &c be renembered NJ tba
HtsrviRg kiddies acraFs the Oc-an.
In the STATE OF Connccicut as vel a.
in ever state Of the union on Saturday
msEning next there VIII be q rnorttna
matinee performances toe entire nfeeseae
Of which viii 90 20 the fund which Hsf.
bert HooveT II raising fer the stafIthn
children of Europe. and It In 20 the cfsah
Of The state OF Connecticut ana is No.
/ ioa picture managers and owners -
wife that every one Of them answered
the supplementary cali Of S. 2. Poll slatt
chairmaa appointed ny Mr.. Hoover 40
are bending every effort 70 make thia efe
Of the biggest SUCCESSES Of any chaffiAkis
affair that the world Of the srreen has
ever entered into.
Reports from the executive ofieea 4
the European relief council IN SeT THh
ard a statement issued By Mr. HoOTtf
says that twelve thousand picture o.
atfes VIII have these psrf1rmancea -
| Saturday morning next AMI a good ehafa
Of credit Is 10 go TO the big Aim pfo1ss-
! ers Of the country g-ho have notified their
branch exchanges that the theatres afa
to be supplied with film without any
cost.
Operators, stage hands and enqisysa
Of ali theatres have generously 0defe1
| their time as a contrfiu. ION 20 The eae1e
ana the guperintendents Of the vaftesu
schools throughout ire country and SET
ably IN this stat care responding 70 -
cause By allowing tickets 10 be 80 -
IRE school children at reduced pf1s4
and By urging all children TO attsnl
Uncle Sam through HIS revenue -
IL l. a = =
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27
HEBRON

The Prophet Rock Camp FIFE Girls
held their annual business meeting sat-
urday afternoon and elected these ON.
GERS: President, Eunce Seynis; vi6e
president. Mildred Hough; secretary
Ruth Ellis; treasurer, Doris Tennent
Misses Marjorie and Gladys Houeh
were home from Hartford for the week
end.
An executive meeting OF the c. E. so
ciety was held at the home Of the presi-
dent. Philip Clark, Monday evening.
Frank r. Post has been appointed as
sistant superintendent Of the capitol dur
ing the present legislature.
The annual business meeting Of the l.
\. S. of the Congregational church wa
held with Mrs. Gertrude Hough Tuesday
afternoon.
The .midweek prayer service and choir
practice Is TO be held Thursday evening
al the home of W. o. Seyms.
DR.. c. Z. Pendleton of Colchester wa
In town Friday and Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27
The Strand Today

Time and money wait fo- no nan y
the short synopsis OF tire great phsteHiay
showing at the Strand Thursday. m
day and Saturday of this week. Tifi1
story is about two brothers wrThing
against each other instead Of IN %
operatioa, until one Of the brethefo
reaches the height Of his ambition "a the
president of the Northern Atlantic rah-
road. After reaching this stage he We
shot. Who Is guilty, the man who &C
tuslly fired the shot that killed Presi8Sht
Harding or the master mind who drove
the weak clerk 10 do tn deed. See HIS
Brothers Kee2er to solve the mystery.
Hangers and RIstiers. the short Wessefa
drama that Is full Of punch ana hsht
Sonny has the Murrz,s. the comedy VIA
laugh . minute. Not only did 5ohnf
have the mumps hit he got plenty q
bumps Sunday Carlyle Blackwell IN NE
Third Women and No. episode Of THnn
dsrbek Jack.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27
A Bulletin For Sale
Advertisement VIII Sell 1t
FARM FOR SALE IN FRANKLIN
KNOWN As THE FfLIX GARCEAU
FARM, ON BLUE HILL.

The farm is located o., Blue Hill, part
ly in Franklin and partly IN Boztah, and
consists of about 2Sj acres of land, farm
house of IL rooms with large attic that
can easily be made into Swo more rooms,
two large barns. an outbuilding adapted
for milk. vegetables and storage pur-
poses. The farm is Situated on the cross
road from Bozfah to Franklin. a quarter
of a mile from the state road from Nor
wieh TO Wi1iimantic. There are about Ice
acres Of flrst rate tilIage and grass land,
also about 20 acres of woodland, from
which over 1000 cords of merchantable
cord wood may be easily cut, and for
which there is a nearby market; also
about 20 acres of pasture, ALSO apple
orchard of 400 trees. The farm has a
grand and picturesque view of miles Of
surrounding Country. is eight miles from
Norwich, three piles from the village Of
to market and railroad. Place Is well
watered, having never-failiHg brook,
springs and two wells Place viii keep
100 head of cattle and cut over IS tors
Of hay.
For further. information. apply to
FELIX lGARcEAU. on the premises, or
TO WILLIAM H. SHIELDS, IS Broad
way. Norwich Conn. jan27d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27

WANTED-Ten ladies and ten gentle
men by growing Mass. corporation |;
good pay and big future; must be hon
est anR reliable. Apply % Bath st.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27

WANTED-You should get your furs
and fur coats repaired at half price dur
Ing January and February. LazaToW,
Tailor ia Franklin st. Tel. 1858.
ian26d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27

WANTED-A covered wagon suitable
for milk deiivery.;. must be IN good con-
Connecticut Agricultural College, Storrsi,
Conn. jan27d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27
Ladies, Attention

BUY YOUR CLOTH FOR cLoAkINa
AND MEMS sufTlKes DIRECT
FROM THE MILL AT MILL PRICES.
AND SAVE MONEY. THE BEAU
TIFuL SEASONS SHADES IN
SUEDE, VELOUR. AND AENs
FANCY sUITINGs. SAMPLES ON
REQUEST. cAREFARE PAID. GLEN
WOODEN MILLS. WieHTMAFs
SWITCH, NORWICH TOWN.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27

FOR sALE-Good hard wood at 50 a
cord, delivered. Henry Saucer, Dahiel-
sen, Conn., Tel. s1-S: jan12d
FARMS for sale Write for bulletin.
Racine,s Farm agency, Danielsoh. Conn.
dec3d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27

acknowledgement Ebert b
Austin introduced a bill in The legisIatufi
yesterday amending the bill passed In
1901 granting the town S15. year fol-
each child who attends the public sclo6
from the Swedish state orphanage The
bill. presented yesterday would amend
the original bin by changing the smouhi
from SIS to $35 per child
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27

WANTED-Ford runabout or touring
car bodies. 1915 to 1871 styles. Tel
3T7-4 Willimantic Division. jan2sd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27

WANTED = Second hand furniture.
Don't give your used furniture away. We
VIII buy one piecehor hotel full, as We
this state. Highest cash price right in
your hand. Louis D. Ward, 30-32 Water
st. Tel. 1888. oct4TuThF
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27
A Bulletin Want
Advertisement Win Get n
What Is Going On Tonizht

hoti5h Pictures a. yrced Theatra
Feature Motion Pictures al Daxh ~
atfe
ladies' Auxiliary. No. 50. A. D. n.
meets IN Buckingham Memorial
Palmyra Inc 4ni.i fnent. 10. . L q q
r. meets In ODD Fellows Hail
Lafayette Council. No. 201. LII. o. e.
ID. Of A.. meets IN ForeEtegs' Hail
women Of Me5seheart Legion. Ne ia
meet In Moose Home.
Second Division, A o. H, fIee0 q
FUfssters' Hall
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27

WANTED-Shoes repaired with the
best leather; reasonable prices. Z, Buo-
nanuo, S05 West Main st. aug5ThETu
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27

WANTEB-I have purchasers for a
small farm near city; also residence
property. Write or Phone Harold s. Burt,
120 Laurel Hill Ave. jan26}YThS
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27

WANTED-Second hand furniture, an
tiques and old books. C. J. king, AZ
Water St Phone SS-2. jan27d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS

City Mission .'esd Bed ouht9
The City Nission is IN need q N4rsa
bedquiits or blankets for ciiidfeA Nhe
mus sleep in cold rooms. Any eefsa
ti1ns sent 70 No. washington effe4
win be sratclviiy received.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27
A Bulletin Want
Advertisement VIII Get It
WANTED-AIisoeilanseus


WANTED-A covered wagon suitable
for milk delivery; must be IN good con-
dition. Call or write Dairy Department;
Connecticut Agricultural College, Storrsi
Conn. 5an27d
WANTED-Second hand furniture, an
tiques and old books C. J. KING, AZ
Water ST. Phone Ss-2. jan27d
WANTED-shoes repaired with the
best leather reasonable. prices. E. Buo-
nanuo' So5 west MAIN st augsThsTu
WANTED = Second hand furniture.
viii viii buy " one pieeeSer a Hotel fun, Is we
have the best facilities for handling in
this state. Highest cash price right in
your hi, hand l.. Louis D. Ward, s9,s2 Mater
WANTED--Ford runabout or touring
s77-4 Willimantic Division. jan2sd
TRY OUR French dry cleaning money
back if not satisfactory. LazaroW, Tahor.
III Franklin st. Tel 1888. jan26d
WANFED-Housework by the day.
Box a. B., care Bulletin. jan26d
WAETEB-I have purchasers for a
small farm near city; also residences
property Write or Phone Harold s. Burt,
12O Laurel Hill Ave. jan2sWThS
wANTED-You should get your furs
and fur coats repaired at half price dur
Ing January and February. LaZaToW,
Tailor ia Franklin st. Tel. 1858.
ian26d
WANTED-Ten ladies and ten gentle
men by growing Mass. corporation |;
good pay and big future: must be hon
est anR reliable. Apply 20 Bath st.
jap24d
SAFETY razor blades sharpened better
than new. E. Kirby, 227s Main St
ian24d.
WANTED-People to attend the Ching
a-Ling banjo-mandolin concert, Scotland
CIR 80 Hall, Friday night. Jan. 2Sth.
COME ON, GIRLsI Let's go to Miller's
and get all dolled UP. Tel. $40 Miller,
Hairdresser, 257 Main st. jant9d
MARY and Irene, whispering, "why
don't you answer me, old pal!" We say
feather your nest with few good
Manila cigars, SC each. and a good soc
pipe, from Fagan's Smoke Shop. jan1sd
WANTED-second hand and antique
furniture A. Brrckner. Tel. 717-3. IS
Franklin St. Norwich. Conn. octsd
WHEN your farm is fer sale, Weislers
Farm Agency, Danielsen. Conn. jan5d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE!

The Board of Reiief of the Town Of
Norwich, Conn.,, will meet in the City
Hall building in said Town, eaeh day,
Sundays excepted, from February LIST
to february list. from 10 a. m. 10
p. IN. to listen TO appeal from the
.doings of the Assessors. and to trans
act any other business proper 70 be
done at said meeting.
Dated at Norwich, Conn, january
18th, 1891.
FRED G. PROTHBRO,
JAMES C. FITZPATRICK,
FELIX 3. McaAHON,
Board of Relief.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27
MOOsUP

Firemen's bali. Flannagan's orchestra.
Jewett City, Friday, Jan. 2S.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27

Dafip4,==Benjamin 7. Nash. 70 y1nlo
biat II BAAei, Is sued By his villa -
Us SO, On the ground Of desertion. 4.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27
wANTED--Fenaie
WANTED

CoMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN re
DO BOOKKEEPING AND HAVE GEN
ERAL CHARGE OF OFFICE. MUST
BE EXTREMELY ACCURATE. CoUR-
TEoUs AND TAcTFUL. STATE tx
PERIENCE AND REFERENCES IN
OWN HANDWRITING. GIVE TELE-
PHONE NUMBER IL POSSIBLE. ADJ
DRESS BOx Sc. BULLETIN OFFICE.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27
A Bulletin For Sale
Advertisement VIII Sell II

A Bulletin For Sale
Advertisement VIII Sell It
FOR SALE
FOE SALE-Five new mich COWS, one
Ayrshire, fouf AclsteIns. nve due to
fresnen. Peter NaWrocAi, .YanIic.
jan27d
FOR sALE-Breeding cockerels, S. c.
Brown and White Legnorns, s. z. r L
bun, SO Bentley Ave. Tel. 1874. JAM I'd
FOR sALE-GOod strong durable baby
carnage In nrst class condition. Phone
1919. janz0d
FOR SALE-Four year old Jersey COW
and calf. Tel 61f-12. George Lambert,
0ceum. jan21d
FOR SALE-Good low-down milk
wagon, cans. horse and harness; also
cheap work horse, S25; Concord buggy,
sSe. Daniel M. Brown. Plalntiela, Conn.
Phone 21-3 Mooosup. jan27d
FOR sALE-Three Ayrshire heifers, l,
2 and Years old, one ayrshire bull IL
months old registered, hearty white e.
Hansen. Phone 35-12 Lebanon.
jAn15STurh.
MADAME LeNormand's famous cele-
bfated gypsy witch fortune teIiing cards
sent posi- palQ on sIecelpI OF 81. j. 4. VII
liams Book Co., Worcester. Mass jan26d
FOR sALE-Player piano, cheap, if
taken al once. l.. J. BrueIte, al laurel
Hill Ave, or Phone SS7. janz6d
FOR sALE-N cod, stove lengths G.
A. Builard. Tel. 1864 jan26d
FOR sALE-Two new mich cows Civ
ing 70 quarts day, ages and years,
registered HolstelnS With A. Il. O. regis
Try and reeordsi two yearltng bulls from
A. K. o. Dams, these cattle at farmers
prices. w. s. Brewn, Shepard Hill Farm,
Central Village. Conn. Tel. 2S-l2 Aoosup.
jan26d
F0R sALE-SawmiIl equipment APP
ply Arthur +. Libby, So Broaqway; Nor
wlch Phone 554. jan1Sd
FOR SALE-An Sx10 refrigerator, ex-
cellent cendltion. suited fVr store pur-
poses Write or telephone Gingras q
Eeneault, Dayville, Conn. jan13d
FOR sALElGood hard wood at 50 a
cord, delivered. Henry Saucer. Dahiel-
sen, Conn. Tel. S1-S: jan12d
FARMS for sale Write for bulletin.
Racines Farm agency, Danielsoh. Conn.
| dec3d
THE BULLETIN readers are advised
! to call on The Plaut-Cadden Company,
| 135-143 Nam St. when in heed of a piano
| OF sletrela- nov3Vd
| FOR SALE-Bunga1ow, with acre Of
land on River St, Moosup $500. also
s room cottage. practically new with
| AZ acres OF land. River St. MooSup,
| $4,000. Bodo Real Estate Agency, Dam
| ielson. tInoV. I'D.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27
LesT AND FeUNn

LosT-Saturday night, near Davis
Theatre, pocketboek Containing money,
drivers license and other papers. Finder
may keep the money but mail the pocket
book and papers to C. w. Perkins, YER
sailles. jan2Gd
LOST-Two year old Helsteia heifer.
Please notify .JamesfB. Duffy. Tel Leb-
anon Div. E-t jahlid
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-27

THE BULLETIN readers are advised
to call on The Plaut-Cadden Company,
l35-l43 Nam St. when in heed of piano
OF Vietrola-- noyjed
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-12-08

Complete line of Ivory at J. F.
Bakers.
Shine for ladies and gents. Mod
ern Cleaners.
Wanted-Lady help. Apply at the
Audubon hotel.
Lost-Ten-g gallon cream can, be-
tween home and Audubon. Finder
please notify G. #. Detwiler.
Nels Munksgaard and Martin Kjer
returned yesterday afternoon from
a weeks business trip to Omaha.
A daughter was born> to Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Jensen on Tuesday ev-
ening, at their home southwest of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cooper and
family, of Anita, were in the city
yesterday. visiting friends and doing
some shopping.
A son came TO the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Durbin, southeast of
Larland; yesterday afternoon. Moth
er and son are doing nicely.
Mrs. N. S. jenkins, who has been
visiting in the south part of the
county, was in the city yesterday,
on her way home to Sioux City.
Mrs. Watt Fry of Howard, S. D.,
arrived in the city the fore part of
the week for visit with her father,
Wesley Jay, and other relatives.
F. L. Anderson and son, Howard,
and Chef Caldwell returned yester-
day from a trip to New Sharon and
Oskaloosa, where they went to see
the l.. C. Tice herd of Clydesdale
horses. They made the "trip over
land and brought Mr.. Tice home
with them.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-12-08
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) LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Wanted Lady help. Apply at the
Audubon hotel
Corn and sorghum syrup, priced
cheap at Mansfield's grocery.
$40 worth of merchandise for 100
bushels of corn. ]. F. Baker
l.. H. Kruger was passenger to
Omaha over the Rock Island Tues
day afternoon.
For Sale-Some good Barred
Rock ROSTERS, $3.50 each. Phone
10A14 G. l.. Carter 1872
Miss Elviner Christensen departed
Tuesday afternoon for visit with
friends at Mason City.
John Gates, of Lewis, was in the
city Sunday, visiting at the home Cf
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. &. Gates.
The Woman's Club will entertain
at the w. o. w. hall on Friday even
ing, Dec. 3, at s o'clock. Bring
plate, cup and spoon.
Miss Ella NJ. Stearns who has been
visiting at the home OF Rev. Smith
and family. at Red Oak, returned
home Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rasmussen
and family, of Kimballton, were in
the city Monday, guests at the home
of Mr.. Knudsen and family.
J. G. Schruk, OF Dedham, cashier
of the Farmers Trust and Savings
bank, was in the city Tuesday look
ing after business matters and Wis
iting some of the local bankers.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-12-08

Ever-Sharp Pencils, soc to $500,
at j. F. Bakers.
Three large cakes Armour's Toilet
Soap for 25c. McCort's.
Community Club meeting Monday
night. Important business.
Mrs. Whitcher and Mrs. Mitchell
of Manning, are in the city today
having some dental work done.
Attend the Auction Sale at the
library basement Saturday afternoon
L. H. Pine, attorney from Allan
TIC, was in the city today looking
after legal matters.
Christmas articles at Auction at
the library basement on Saturday
afternoon.
Now is the time to order your
storm doors and storm windows
from Holger Lindholm.
Ten per cent discount and 25 per
cent discount on all cash sales at w.
II. Bottoms, Audubon's best jeweler.
Twelve cans large size Berries in
syrup strawberries. loganberries,
blackberries, or gooseberries - for
$40. McCort's Palace market.
Mrs. j. S. Dennis departed this
morning for Atlantic where she will
visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. George Cummings and family.
and with her son, Fred Dennis and
wife.
Ten per cent discount and % per
cent discount on all cash sales at w.
H. Bottoms, Audubon's best jeweler.
Henry and Theodore Henriksen,
OK Van Mugs, Calf, are expected to
arrive in the city tonight. They
started early Tuesday morning on
receiving word of the, sudden death
of their father, Chris. Henriksen.
Twelve cans large size Berries in
syrup strawberries, loganberries,
blackberries, or gooseberries - for
$40 McCort's Palace market
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jacobsen, OF
Moorehead. Mimi, arrived in the
city this morning, having been called
here to attend the funeral of Chris
Henriksen, which will take place to-
morrow afternoon.
Soap Flakes, 2 lbs for Csc. Trade
at McCort's and save money.
Mrs. c. A. Farnham was a passen-
ger to Atlantic this morning to spend
a few days at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. James Hood, Jr. She will
help care for the little month-old
baby who is quite sick
Dolls, dishes mechanical toys,
drums, pianos, trunks. horns, sleds,
wagons, ivory gifts, etc., in john
sons grocery.
A small balze at the home of Ar
thur Brown did considerable dam
age last evening. Mr.. Brown oper-
ates the general store at Larland,
and lives near the store. Fortunate
ly the fire was discovered in time.
The loss is fully covered by insur-
ance.
Complete line of Toys and Gifts
in Johnson's Grocery.
The sale of Christmas seals Is now
on. Everyone is responding in the
most cheerful manner. The school
children deserve special credit, as
they are most willing workers, both
in town and in rural communities.
Anyone desiring stamps to sell can
get them at the County Superintend-
ent's office.