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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-15

orange OF prices on grain futures on
the Chicago Board OF Trade, as reported
by The Empire Commission Co.. 201 New
England Bldg)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-15
cHIcAGo LIyEsrocK MARKEr.

Chicago. July 1a-CATTLE-Receip
1000. Steers, yearlings and calves, steady !;
she stock, low to 25c lower; bulls, strong ;
top steers, SS.s5; bulk OF sales, $725@s.40;
bulk fat she Stock, S4.50@6.50; Gamers,
largely S2oo@3,50i veal calves, mostly
HoGS-Receipts 10000. Market 15c TO 25c
higher than yesterdays average; better
better grades, $9.75@1035; pigs, strong to
1oc higher: bulk desirable, S1o.00G1915.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000. Western lambs,
steady; sheep and native lambs, steady TO
strong; good idaho lambs, $i0.50@1o.65;
bulk desirable native lambs, $9.75@10.o0;
ewes, $500; heavy end medium weights.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-15
DAILY wEATHER REPORT.

Furnished by the weather bureau office
Topeka, Kan, for the twenty-f -four hours
ending at a. m. Friday, July 10.
StatinnS= High. Low Pre- Wfh,r
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-15
TOPEKA POULTRY AND EGGs-

market quotations by Premium Poultry
Topeka. Kan.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-15

KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN MARKET.
detailed report of Cash sales at Kansas
City, Mo-, July 10, 1921, furnished by EN-.
pire Commission Co.. 201 New England
Bldg.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-15
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Kansas City, July 15.-CATTLE-Ke-
ceipts 1900. Texas steers made up bulk
Of supply; sales generally 25c lower; 5000
heavies. $3.50: best yearlings, S925; she
stock, mostly csc lower: some sales off
more; heavy heifers, $7.0061000; most
cows, S4256550; more cows below $500
than any previous day this week; calves,
steady to weak; most vealers, $S006S.b0;
fewer $S756925; other classes, steady; can
ners, mostly around $3.50; few bulls and
stockerS on sale.
HoGSSE-Receipts 1900 Market active,
packers and shippers, $l0.oo11O00; $50 to
270 Founders, $970@a.sO; bulk of sales,
$9S0Q10.00; packing sows, mostly $500
soc.
SHEEP-Receipts 400. Limited offerings !;
killing classes, steady: native lambs, $3.50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-15

st. Joe, July 15-HOGS-Receipts 1000.
Market uneven, mostly 25e higher; top,
SOLO; bulk of sales. $9.2oQ1o10.
CATTLE-Receipts 1000. Market steady:
heifers, s450@95o; calves, S6.00@9.50
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 Market steady to
25c higher. Lambs, s9.00@1o.75; ewes, $3.50
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-15

GRAIN RECEIPTS.
FURNISHED by Empire Commission Co., 201
New England Bldg. Topeka, kan.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-15
KANSAS wEArHER REPORT.

Furnished by the weather bureau office
Topeka, Kan. for the twenty-fouF hours
ending at a. m. Friday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-15
LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS

FURNISHED by Empire Commission Co., POI
New England Building, Topeka, Kan.)
Evening star., 1921-11-13

REFINED WOMAN. 20 or over. to leave city;
represent hIgh-eiaM Arm: experience not nee
essary: salary aud advancenent Address Boz
Jap EtAP oa1ee
Evening star., 1921-11-13
!, WANICDLHNR

sAIARR-rwslve. .hu.lsssa doIisss 0l.ssol> j
WANTED-tne 81 IN kgs9 ssd 80
progressive lffe .ipsulRoce ossoeisb IN WSse
sss ssy y:'.; e is s 'sT e ss 80 sss g s ~ 3 s
oommissaun .sud 1sas.ai aDs1s.sdts ysslse
~sn wio hays not s:n n tas NE issseaes
srxy. We train and instruct our sasssmsn n
the srt,uf s.rliuz mn tnr1nnrs. .nS See taat
cegsssus,sy Rsy q s1.e,se s g ~ sse IS as.s g
year. Rsfersusss and sxperasnce seue 70 ,us
will be treated TN ccntsdsnce. The avsSese N.
during ~ sar 1asS ss,s1. ~s. sc ~ ssea
ffed that my good sifesman dufinx the year
Of le26 should DO as veil under our SPECIAL
lsox Pip. Star dthce.
sALESMEN for Complete line roofing csmsnss
and paints: Aibsral drawing account 70 pro-
aucers new selling plan srtnss SrSefs isSm S'se sss
$500 Wade. Park. cleveland. Ohio. =
SATEsNEN-wTi1e for Iis5 g Iiass aud f6n
particuiars; earn $500 to 3i6:soO yearly: M
esg
!Agsn., Dept. 8S9, China4n. 80
sAI4EsMEy to sch full Iiae u ssocaerg.
euafselwa.e. glassware. aluminium. ETC.: aie
e White ss ma
copap.ay. ss6.lng. ONE: h.s:---.--.-.-----.C
Sal. 15pofeaniy for few
s.snins 10 's 70 us ssss p esr d. ss: a.
endar Factory. Wsshingtou 1ows.
sALHsAEN-Few men Who Wah ho1ssSy sep-
resent national organis.tton sthtch heiEs
e%s sayns Ing Nc sas
required; :; su6stsntsal dneone is assared those
who can intelligently present our PIN to bone
Virginia territory. Addsess BOZ sys7ssP, Scar
SELL s0MRTH1NG everybody must have 7rs.a
this .Iiae over again and hote that we nN
u 4
| a positive necessity becanse 'ct government rni-
ing: witl. yearly repeat; exclusively owned ana
s mass y / i sse ss oa an
ambitious salesman you will clear upward Of
day; a With
Pres. 9: Dearborn st, Chicago:
SOLICIT ACC6UNfs 75r EITs coiiectioa ees1-
CT; $100 weekly easily eafned: sppty t>nmeai-
Corporation. lg7 n. Dearborn. chie.Eoa -
SPECIALITY SALESMAN. in - j6do-amontA
cl9ss, 10 caf on Dry 1oods trads; record rsQuiss
ed compotins Xayd afsossss osasanS ~
TIE kEMPEk:TH0MAs 6OAPANY M g
make 1mmsdflae ouuasctisu ssth Szestss,soea
advertising salssmsn 20 take charge ~ etseac.
tise territoy IN northwesteth Marytanei ~.
art and bsssiness calenA.rs, seathe Sse eleth
sooes, metal Apseialties. nber goods and .3sfksr
rst Tatb %ousy sacss i ssosssso: AZ
ply quickly to tho sAass MauAsss. cducinssa.
t.O3fe.-".-- ----- ----.-' 80 80 ~
THE KENYON co. has \ Pew open TERRITORIES
for next season. beginning December %; hrE~
est manufacturers of-advertisin9 maps . the
world: slso art and business caieudars Una nov
cities; forty sixth successful year: eHcfssive
territory; liberal commissions: wmte quick.
The Kenyon Co., Inc. Des Moines. Iowa.
LIGHTING FIXTTRE salesmen; Let there
be @etransky) light electric light 0Esuse just
out. sares current: put up In Z minute: eaec-
months' time: commission. }a.50 each. paId
promptly: sales 10 per day direct 70 users:
convincing proofs sent on reQoest; earninSs. 20
Der day. Have you auto? Men with aotcs
avoid second call. strsnsky Xfe. Co., 81
Canal st. n +. Largest selling fixture IN
Evening star., 1921-11-13
WANTED-HEI'P
uShrUA

IERETN s - q znsc11i m D uavSl
D .ssss.obis ssd iasisSse ssessaxsP PsSse
cssa ~ 80 saa Aa.ssa ese So ~
sssSis - s - -: sssss sS ss.s. as:sss nss:
Oh ~ ~ My4sa, g. ee.
AEfSl5S WsSk g .s1seiRl - SS utS1 y
ssss. @ - aasSA as@ sssSe sssss r ess ~ III
year. .withont eosi g wosa; - @. e &c
80 [ 5ssnss' 5s' As. A g.. os'srs'F ssk ~.
M6F-QS day: sS.eny 6eas1 sew VatlatSa
sts1Aeun AAnaied cstssey ~ and wsse sssesS;
" sss.s . sna 1,t,s ssssss sss ~ stsess.s; ss
SSsssiass, ais's g. J. s.. sis. psssos. cir:
MEN-$a6 .. day dIspaayaaG fsonas Sasssx
cotrs: Ode side stylish tdpcoat other stcs@s
rcS0s ssc tc sssss ssS , e per s, a.
Thomas Mig, o.. seetioa nos. oaStsa'
Ohio. --.s.--
MEN WANTED.
,.as ss s!u,s st !. !. sss 90 ss e
Nssas.. sse sss.sssy ssss s ssseise ~ @:
,ss go n ssssss sssess. e e sss ~ 49, sss d -
ss.sa @ yss - :sss.sSsss,e - ss sss ssSssssss Viii
E BIkMfNGHxM BfjIkMsi Az i f,si MOTORS,
N8 18th St. NV.
1sS AND WozHN, vss1 Sss1ss, 8 essvss.:
ers' experience, for speesal vesk tat wa pay
tssa Saese11paaaiy Eos1 1stssn.; ssase teree
sas~ss Ss = ,s isc g 9 al e .s.s:sss, ss, ISIS
r VI. NV.
lEYlaFoweis n 6spssd7Sae zaSss5 5sesE
want reliable representative Sealinf All tne
brown Broti,ers' Narsertsk Rschestes 3; Y.
MEN 70 train 4 their spafe fsne for excellent
day "a nasht. Complete course In 70 . Aoathe.
Estee e = anesesssa % ssp.smsss u: Enss "a.
school II Ass .1,ss. Eth INA r Tsa.. Nv
MIXERS wanted 1t once; two. experiented.
J. n. Js~tus Z sase osstsr Ns.fst.
oFFICE BOX, white. 1assneat. ~ aIta
9.N...--l----~..--.----.-
6grsiDE sALEa9lAN-osod appessaaaky VIA
ssss ss sAsss.. sss sss s: w Var - a.
PzfBRH1NGSfE s1E 7Fss:aSss; Ni1Sfss
vosk foe. Eisht znsa- 4hesa = Den. "a
3N19SH ~ AX....-. .---..---,---------.k2-.
tecosNtA9. ~ III. KstA
Bars1netsa Hsssa, aI90 refmooe eSe. Nv.
kSE5N1zaYvS-E Ns0 YSff estpsl1dSa
Wsass HvA, .ssesseslc loeal seetsssasasives m
ss CO.,, 1.sssssassss: Sss sss~sss = s.essss, sss wssf
- SnFt; tsssAse iassstzssat 9z.pO; exSWsf
wtsA a1 SgssicslaFs concefasne ycMssK n
e. ss:s e. sss'ss; s.~ IT: ssl .,s' ss'''. a"'' "'''
sAfASNxN = EsSsFasseea, tet ~ tsls.
T Tssssss f.sf. "a. 8, 8. .'
sAIRsNAN-Te seal coal for larxe tetan eos.
scnpsns' sssts sspsrs1sS s 1sssssessi Sc. a, sa'a
SH res.iisss = %.ssshs,os. sos Ssfy sweet casss
Co. 10 d at nv,
Evening star., 1921-11-13
lf,At.E,

AGENTsLS6 70 $l2 dsy easy; $50 lisht-
weight. fast selling popular pr&ceA necessftses;
food havora perfumes. soaps. to4let pFepafa-
tions ETC.; agents outfit tree; write Today.
quick, now, American Products Co., American
lIlAu Cincinnati Ohio
Evening star., 1921-11-13

sALEsMEN-Thfee more live. ssstxeeic men
to fnteeyitw fetal business and ptofesSioaAl
neNs eae earnings easfly mate. Aodsess Box
SALesaGRsSAgsssaal oppsttuhity foe two
hiSh-tlass saissmen, TAdse Aavihe expsttsaee
in Sealan9 u STOCKS, aatemoeiaes q specaaltles
preferred Address Box SoAP. StAr o6ace, vita
retesensss ma pass fscos1s.
STOCK aAlIRBMRN N-Elmiaate cAnvassias;
Others have. Essablishea eohcekn Requires
servires q highyfaoe saaesAsb. Iveet tia1
Of SeS1s % taaft on. aa1 q velltag system
which yea wfn qattkay zee eeasass zen to
.eiSss~ 0Rs FAR more easily ban ytu have
Ever tAo~oAt possibae, aed. Ia Addities. ere
Aoes more 'IiveN pesspects tAan yoa eaa. fol
low VI pessesAns, With assu saiss 0ettes
than a0H made ia advance. aesd eo0mts-
sion ana tls moAt vAssual sales cs-opetstisa
Won have ever received. Cali ut Room 29o.
bend buildias, 100 n. Y. ave. between 10
and IL O'Clock, or telephone Main 90 fss Ap.
nointMeat.
SCBsCRIPF1ON sOfLCfTOR.tniy ekpress
paper. expanding rapidly; wondetfnl oQeoe'
tusity; II ce0mfssise zach ssSssrtPtisn. III.
preA Gasette tsurasl St BFsad~ay. SeN Tort
(Yty
Evening star., 1921-11-13
FINISHER,
The Hecht Co. requires the-serv-
ices of a frst-class fnisher for
their furniture repair dept.
Apply Supt.,
T THE HECHT CO., -
S+h G. NJ r

FIREMEN-BRAKEMEN. beghnen. x15U; later
$3.50 monthly (which positioa)a Addssss Boz
220L. star sface.
GOOD NAN, experienced ia pIpedftiaS and
electrical work, to fastAn devtcea ia homes;
must be neat and fast werkse: sood wases
to right man. See Mr.. HAfbin at 14f1 New
GOVERNMENT 6EEkKS may increase IA
comes By handling attractive pfoposlttoa dur
ing spare time. Can $50 to $50 p1., Room
Slt, Evans bldg. lss
HOTELS NEED TRAINED A1N--Nation-wsas
demand for traiAsd mes ill departments,
hotels, clubs, aDsrtnsat Aeuses: uncroWdsd
neld dne living. quiek advancsuent: our
methods inderssd-cnr stzdsats smployed b.
Can for particulars. Lewis Hotsl TtaiAf1y
School. 1924 New York ave- Nv.
Evening star., 1921-11-13

YOUNG MEN between 16 and
10 years of age, with bicycles, as
message carriers; can earn $50 to
SEQ per month; school boys may
also apply for part time work.
Apply Mr. Gerhold, 1907 G st..
fi.WS
Evening star., 1921-11-13
MEN WANTED.

yaauEe Sf your ybsit dPss<seieiss sna 1Ake
fuf yguzseff . s1ccesssM tetSee. SarS Ssas
scsenftCus, dafekent Nerk vita BA0sASAAA
N0esss, de csss06Ay taat q SaaNlaS % Ao-
axO AueS0iaalS o. tAa AAS&ets e4e0Q Hat
yee IN = Dssttssa = sa1ee trust HS1 49,
ssacA .yea sa!sseAnship Aaa esSeeests wssa
Evening star., 1921-11-13
The Stoddard Lectures.

The demand for the rerised edition Of this
.set Of books u 80 sreAt that We will employ
few additional salese,en o. saleswosaen, with
Or without experience. On commiseibn with
iiberal weeeSy drawing account. Exclusive
territory assisaea. Address With full pesSeaai
description and references. Geo. l.. Shumah
9 Co.. 20 Reacoe; 1t., Resses. Msss
TIRE SALESNAN--we waat . tire salesman
who 10 thoroughly familiar with WashnStoh.
One xho 10 eeersetic, esaeattsss Esd resource.
fol. n You rAn prove 10 ouf satisfaction that
yoS are DE Haa we want, ~ will pA3 salary
Or cemm{ssieo with drawing acr@uat. MAJ
with auto preferred. Apply 3o7 18th St. nv.
Yron $50 g 5 Pm. l2e
TYPrsr. expert; IS per week. Address Box
Evening star., 1921-11-13

JeWIN0 o. fhs dAy; ..ehildreI ,1nd iadise'
IistSee.- Wsiie = cali lfsS isth sts.v. :
Evening star., 1921-11-13

more live. <aeeketic men
susiness and peofessioaAl
rely mate. Address Box
Evening star., 1921-11-13

: AGENTS -$S0-$2OO week: free samples: gold
sign letters. any one can put on store windows;
big demand: liberal offer to general agents
Evening star., 1921-11-13

SAIKSMAN-Te se,l coal for large retail coal
,co0pany; STATE experience, te1efeAcee. salafy
expected. Adaress Bsx 176-P, Staf once.
SALESMAN 10 seN and oellver candy Q the
retailers N Washington. nary Sweet CaAO
Evening star., 1921-11-13

/. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
CARPENTERs AND BGILDERs.
KNlsP our THE AIR-LET Us NEATHER-
STRIP pour doors and windows. WILSON R.
TIBBS, Carpenter and Jobber. s2e st. &c.
Phone IAnc. 6ee9.
JOHN PILAND. n. s05s.W:
Carpentry and General Repair Work.
- Reiiaodelins speciality. 019 L n.w.
CHAIR :tANEING. -
RENEMBER, we DO chair Gaming At the, Co.
lutnbia Polytechnic Institute fer the Bind.
1908 II ST. NV. Phone Main 489s.
CHAIR CANEING, PORCH CHAIRS SEATED.
'Upholstering in all its branches. CLAY ARM
STRONG, 1888 10th st. n,w.
=. = >. FRANKLIN 74S3.
- CUTLERY EHHRPENING:
KNIVES, SCISSORS. RAZORS AND ALL
kinds Of Instruments sharpened.
:. GIBSON. 9l7 q NV. Main 1855.
6KXPERIES AND CARPETS.
HANGING DRAPEKIES, LIFTING AND lay
Ing carpets, etc.
DAyIp 6. lynn LIS q q. p.M. 10.
- ELECTRICAL. W0NK.
ND ePENAL13E ON HUCsE WIRING AND
repsifs of oil kinds. For esttzste cali North
LII ~
HATS.
EADtES' AND MDN.s FELT HIATT CLEANED
VIENNA HAT Co.. 4ss l1th NV.
Evening star., 1921-11-13

SALESMAN, for mems furnish
ings dept: only those thorough
ly experienced need apply. Ask
for Mr.. Quigley, Psrkef-Bridget
Cor the Avenue at 9Th.
Evening star., 1921-11-13
Fun or part ttm%
ddress Rnx 2Sfp NtAr Ollfc,

EIsDOTRICTAN-ExpeHea h hcuse WIf1ag
and electrical repairlag; give age. experience
and waEee expected. A0dress Bex 2SSP,
Atlr nfBce a.
Evening star., 1921-11-13
WANTED 1D--HEIp

D. C.. NOVEMBER .13
~, WANT6D--HELp -,
vDAALD>0satsnasG .. -
zBft6, sSfa 6 SSf1i 6Saag eaIfafs Taught
Z. an sesaeass; naaieu,nA H. Nlefer 1sapt5
Schesa. ca y st. ~. str.. :. s.s,.s
0Fsss. assssssnR ssa .sd Sssisssi. $
~ atsssi bsss osss.ssW 49, W. psSssss Sa 1:
15l!E sssT: 1sE a sss7slss sls55ss;s : W.;
sSsssaSsses spsaeas sacenss az; b tssy: ~ ~
Sassss EssssSses lsAsoii. 81 t. IL .MlssS Ia a:
LADIES WANTED.
Are yoa aware that sueessafal .ealss!adiss
sstsatsr futurs % ycs wish than . connection
= sss assk.ts fsss fsss.s q & &C., ssss s=s
BIRMINGHAM MOTORS,
828 18th St. NV: 80: -.
LANSBURGH & BKO.,.:z
- 5000 9TH st. NV. "
COMPARISON OFFICE
We require as q critic of mer.
chandise and as a shopper an in
telligent woman; one who pos
sesses good taste, judgment and
discriminating ability;, knowl-
edge of ready-to-wear apparel
and home furnishings necessary ;
experience not essential. Apply
by letter only, Addressing Cen
eral Manager. ~
l4yinssssnes Academy. ails ct. Frsnflis
MARCEL w1vlSu EIss1Ns s. FFsse6 pro.
M,,on. Ss.sor & sso l1ta p St ss; Cali Main sS1e. "A
MARKERS and assoFtefs, :ex-
perienced. Apply Elite Laun-
dry, 2ll9 18th ST., ". 'e
Mff1ISEK7 s1EBsfAD1Yf-ao,t. .6s 5ias.
sss. sSl il,s: s..,. d. ass 81 se:nl;s'o. Apply
HoT1Ha9 HHLPEa, 7saife. Apel1 a Secs
AZ, s.k1, Mstdnaa sssf Hstsla -
PERMANENT
POSITIONS ''r'
THAT PAY: .
$fz PER WEEK
FIRST FOUR WEEKS.
$r.roo FIRST YEAR. =:
AVAILABLE TO SINGLE
|, WOMEN
BETWEEN THE AGES OF
I6 AND IS.
Good eyesight, hearing, health
and willingness to work the
hours assigned are the essential
qualifications.
NO PREVIOUS
EXPERIENCE NEEDED.
- APPLY
FIRST FLOOR,
722 r3th ST. NV.
THE CHESAPEAKE &
POTOMAC TELEPHONECO.
PIANO Player: ons Who has had experience
in aeaiins sheet mssic: sight reader; must Be-
Staf ef1ce.
PTBE1C ET6N0GkAFHBR 70 6nsWer te1e.
phsAe and make Appointments. 10 exchange for
desk spAcs in modern once building. Neve.
asIl.w. l5'
REFINED WOMAN. % or over, to leave city;
represent high-cin@ arm: experience not nec-
essary: salAfy aud advancenent Address Box
Great Falls tribune., 1921-11-10
SPRAY OFTHE FALLS

Dr.. W. e. Dodd, Butte specialist on
consulted free at Park Hotel, Novem-
Der 18th to 14th.---Adv.
Deputy u. s. Marshal j. W. Rick
man of Helena is in the city for few
days attending to matters connected
with the federal court.
C. J. Fisher of Billings, who has
been in the city for few days looking
after business interests, left Wednes-
day morning for his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Steffani and in
fant child of Stockett returned to their
home Wednesday afternoon after stay
of several days in this city.
r. G. Poore Of Helena, engineer in
the employ of the state highway COM
mission, arrived in Great Falls We'd
nesday for few days visit.
George ID. Lounsbery. merchandise
broker of Butte. is in the city for a
few days attending to business mat
ters. He arrived Wednesday
George y. Omer of Neihart went
through Great Falls Wednesday on his
way home from Browning, where he
attended to business matters.
Charles Russell, George B. Calvert
and John K. Hobbins are expected home
today from a several days hunting trip
in the mountains near Highwood.
c. NJ. Mccoy of Billings, who has
been in Great Falls for the past week,
left Wednesday afternoon for Helena,
where he will transact business.
Mrs. William Sweeney Of kevin left
Wednesday afternoon for her home.
after visiting III this city as the guest
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Skelton. Of 914 Sixth avenue north.
C. D. Greenfield, agricultural com
missioner for the Great Northern Rail-
way Co., arrived in Great Falls Tues
day evening from his home in Helena.
Mr.. Greenfield is on his way to Havre.
Mrs. Duncan MCGOWAN of Fort Ben
ton went through Great Falls Wednes-
day on her way to Missoula, where
she will conduct the Arcade roominc
house. Her children accompanied her.
Received this week an absolutely
new line of advance winter hats. These
patterns are strictly new and every
model at a tremendous reduction. Cum
ningham Millinery, Central at Fifth
Adv.
Mrs. A. J. Gushing of Helena, who
has been in Great Falls for the past
few days visiting as the guest OF her
brother, j. w. Bowling of sos Second
avenue north, left Wednesday after
noon for her home in the capital city.
Mrs. Il. f. Wright of Boulder re-
turned home Wednesday after a
weeks visit in this city. Mr.. Wright
is confined at the Weyerhorst hospital
here suffering with injuries received
in a mine explosion at Sand Coulee re-
Gently.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-11-10
FOLLOWING, ON WHICH UNUSUALLY LOW PRICE
PREVAIL:

ART LINENS-In white, oyster
white and ecru.
ING-Plain and fancy.
ARTEX CLOTH-In 24-inch width.
LINEN LUNCHEON SETS AND
S-Hemstitched.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-11-10
Double Your Shopping Today
ARMISTICE DAY
LIVING MODELS

will display the Chldrens
Apparel in Ladies Must Live FASHION REVUE
be staged in Second Deck Display Windows SATURDAY
EVENING at P
Great Falls tribune., 1921-11-10

MADEIRA NAPKINS, SCARFS,
CENTER PIECES AND DOILLIES.
PRINTED JAPANESE CLOTHS.
LACE EDGE and INSERT SCARFS
and CENTERS. INDIAN HEAD
All widths for Art Work.
Linen Department.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-12-09
NELL SHIPMAN IN
BIG OUTDOOR THRILLER

The biggest outdoor picture OF
the year, Nell Shipman In '"rhe
Girl from Gods Country" will show
at the Rex Theatre starting next
Thursday.
Nell Shipman IL star. author and
director OF this picture, and her
work In two different roles offers
theatre goers the dramatic treat OF
the decade In motion pictures
Thrilling scenes galore have been
provided In this picture. andl the
sensational battle In airplanes 6.oOt
feet In the air will offer somethins
new In the melodramatic type of pic
ture.
brownie, the Nell Shipman bear
and the usual array of animal actor
are In evidence In "The Girl iron
Gods Country" Their work in thi
picture will delight grown-ups an,
children alike.
Many OF the scenes were taken 4,
the Canadian North. Woods. wher
beautiful snow effects provide I'M
usual backgrounds,
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-12-09
MORE RESIDENCES FOR OR0FINC

w. B. Mct4arry, representing the
State Building and Loan Association
of Boise, has made Bryant and Well
man local agents for his company.
Their business is to encourage the
building of residences in Orofino by
making advances to those who wish
to build their own homes. A long
felt want is now supplied. If any
town anywhere feels the shortage
of houses, 1t is Orofino 1t has been
estimated that the town would have
fifty more families if that number
of houses were available. The town
is crowded. Tor upwards of two
years there has been a crying de-
mand for mole residences. Quite
number of farmers living in the
surrounding country have been
obliged to send their children else,
where to high school because there
was no room for them for house
Keeping. This deplorable situation
will doubtless 'e relieved under tn,
plan of Bryant and Wellman.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-12-09
PROGRAM AT HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM, TUESDAY

The essays which the school stu
dents wrote have all been handed in.
They are being graded by qualified
Judges. More than 100 children
wrote upon these vital subjects.
program consisting of music.
readings, and the reading of the
first prize essays will be given at
the high school, At this meeting
the winners will be announced and
the prizes awarded in checks. The
prizes given by the w. c. T. U. are
as follows:
High sci ool. 1st prize, $500;
End, $3.50; Seventh and Eighth
/, grades-1st prize. $500: End sl.5o
Fifth and Sixth grades-1st prize
$50. 2nd IS cents. Everybody Il
urged to be present on Tuesda!
evening. Dec. 13. at 1880 sharp.