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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-02-17
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At last we can say our new wing
is occupied. The first meals were
eaten in the new dining rooms Sat
urday evening. They are very bright
CHEEKY rooms. Indeed all the rooms
in the new addition are pleasant ones
and are giving great pleasure and
satisfaction to both children and
staff. The old dining boom is now be-
ing partitioned off into sewing room
in the west end and a girls play room
in the east end.
Visitors need worry no longer as
to how to find an entrance. We have
a front" door now, which has al
ready opened to admit a goodly num-
Der. All are welcome. Among our
visitors recently were Mrs. Kiefer,
of Fairview, and Bishops Fox and
Hooker, of the Episcopal church.
Last Wednesday Miss Doffing of
the high school staff, and her Normal
Training class of girls spent the fore
noon with us, mostly in the class
Sunday we had Rev. S. McIvor,
Rev. c. A. Hays and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth King with us for dinner.
The young peoples society which
meets Sunday evenings is very in
teresting and inspiring to all. The
children are all enthusiastically TAX
ing part. So far the leader has been
a girl but one of the boys takes the
lead this week.
st. Valentines Day was observed
in the evening by distributing the
valentines and other gifts among the
children and by a treat of apples.
Lots of merriment over some of the
gifts drawn by the youngsters, es-
pecially when a doll became the pos
session of a big boy, etc.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-02-17
NEW SHOP

c. F. Conroy and J. H. Schuessler
have opened a vulcanizing shop in
the Ogden building opposite the Lib
erty theatre and are ready for bust
ness. The boys have a good outfit
and will guarantee all their work. 1t
is the season when car owners want
to get their tires in good shape for
and the new shop will no
get plenty of work. An adver-
tisement will be found in this issue.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-02-17
NICKWALL AND VICINITY
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Brade Nelson sawed his summers
wood Thursday.
Ben Diedrick visited at Andrew
Anderson's Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Sullivan and son
Of ~Brockton, are spending the week
at the Copper home.
Frank Timmons visited we Sun
day at the Joe Herman home near
Brockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wilson and
Nh. and Mrs. D. C. Witt visited at
the Willie Bawden home Thursday
night
Mrs. Billie Baker and Mrs. Glen
Nail visited Friday at the Chas. Bak-
er home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Witt, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. L. Wilson and children and
Frank Wilson spent Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Wilson's.
The Mesdames Frank Steele, R. l..
Wilson and D. C. Witt gave a card
party at the home of the former
Wednesday evening, about thirty-fve
being present. Lunch was served at
midnight.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-02-17
STUDY CLUB WILL MEET

The study department of the Wo-
mems Civic League will meet at the
home of Mrs. j.. f. Cook next Satur-
day evening, Feb. 10. The depart
ment has been having some interest
ing discussion of current topics, and
it is hoped that all members may at
tend this meeting.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-02-17
THE PEOPLES
FORUM

(Open to contributions from our
readers. Any signed article, suitable
for publication, is welcome.)
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18
Doctors Say Constipation
 Poisons System

Mrs. Boyce Tells Her Experience
 The majority of people suffer from constipation which poisons the whole system and causes coated tongues. bad headaches. foul breath: in chill dren often results in high fever and actual illness.
 These conditions may be quickly relieved by pr. True's Elixir-the Family Laxative that has worked wonders for men, women and chill dren since 1851.
 have great faith in your pr. True's Elixir. I give it to my boy. it is doing him much good and would not be without a bottle for anything" Mrs. Joseph Boyce (Tracey Station. N. B.).
 You know the symptoms of chronic constipation-sour stomach, belch- ing. bad breath, heavy dull eyes. constant headaches and general out of -sorts. grouchy feeling. Then why not let pr. True's Elixir help you? Dr. True's Elixir. the Family Laxa- tive and Worm Expeller. is mild and pleasant to take and works just right for children and grown ups.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18
AT THE PALACE.

William De Mile has handled a deli cate theme in skillful and delightful manner, in his latest production for Paramount, Midsummer Madness, - coming at the Palace theater next week, Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.
 The story, which is based on Cosmo Hamilton's late novel, His Friend and His Wife" introduces two young mar ried couples who have been lifelong friends. In one family the wife, not receiving the little attentions for which every young wife yearns. is hungry for romance, and in the other, the husband is surfeited by his wife's attentions, and begins to long for new conquests. The inevitable romance between the romantic wife and the over-loved hus- band develops when the other husband and wife both happen to be out of town at the same time, and affairs reach a critical point. The miscreants awaken to a full sense of the wrong they are doing to innocent people. Aft CT a highly emotional climax, all ends happily.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18
HOLDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison's New Phase of
 Revelations Of q Wife

method of conjugal rousing would bt euectual Because on one or two rare occasions it has proved itself valuable. generally try it first. "I Can't"
 Alas for sentiment! My husband stirred and brushed his hand inn patiently over his face.
 Cursed fiies." he muttered, then turned heavily without opening his eyes and sank into profound slum- Der again.
 There have been times in my earlier married life when this re- sponse would have brought tears 10 my eyes, and an ache to my heart. But time has brought me common sense or callousnesS-I sometimes think the two terms synonymous-- and I only smiled appreciatively as I bent over my husband again. shook him vigorously by the shoulder and called:
 "Dicky Dicky Wake up 7"
 What the dickens !'' Reused in- to irritation. he opened his eyese and glared at me. Let me alone" He Jerked his shoulder loose from my hand and rolled back sleepily.
 ''I can't let you alone" I said firm ly. sitting down upon the side of the bed. Your mother is up, and wants you to get over there inn mediately so that after breakfast you can go with her to find a house !''
 The mention of his mothers name brought him to a sitting posture with a jerk.
 Mother !'' he frowningly ejacu- lated. Whats eating you? She isn't here"
 No. but she's over at the Ticer house." patiently explained.
 How do you know she wants me 20
 i've just come from there"
 For the love of Mike, also Pete {! Did you go over there and rout her out to start that crazy scheme of yours?"
 I wisely forebore to remind him that the crazy scheme to make his mother discover the Dacey farm and propose buying it was conceived in his own fertile brain. Instead. hastened to pour oil on the troubled waters as fast as possible, for-to borrow from Dicky's own vocabulary it looked like a wild night at sea.
 No. indeed and I felt that much of my reply to be truthful at least. "I went over to help with Junior, but she was already up when I arrived :"
 'I wouldn't believe you on a stack of Bibles" Dicky growled. as he rolled laboriously out of bed. And if hadn't promised last night, like a fool. to go through with this thing. I'd let you and that old ruin you want to buy go where McGinty travelled"
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18

The Lorne Elwyn Players will pre- sent Lombardi Ltd. next week. MT Chase will take the lead as Lom bardi, the fashionable tailor who will dazzle you at the Quickness of making the gorgeous costumes which they use. Miss Bauer plays the part of his assist ant who makes Lombardi see things as they should be. Miss Marie Fuller. the clever ingenue, will be the model which all the dresses are tried on. The Lorne Elwyn players will again prove their popularity in the big tremendous play I ombardi Ltd. "A spicy cocktail of mirth."
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18
The Way DicI<y Took tho News
 NIndge Brought.

The Way Dicky Took tho News
 NIndgo Brought. whero is Rtchard?"
 Mother Graham shot tho question |t mo whom had finished my break lst and was rising to go upstairs to |untor.
 still sleeping when came over I,-sbeIp YOU. with Junior" feared |hy cheekS showed . botraying flush the csnsciousness Of tho tarra- ddlo.
 "Humph". My mothor-in-law gave ,e keen scep1ical glance. To ok wild flowers moro likely. It's a onder you haven't got a mess of m with you"
 | laughed guiltily as | pointed to vase of wild geraniums on the ble. | had picked them from the hdgerows as [ came along-I never n resist gathering blossoms when know there is no injury to the anta ontailed-and Mrs. Ticer had ovided vase for them. My cm- rrassment was not, as my mother Jaw thought. caused by chagrin at ing caught in one of my principal eaknesses. but by the consciousness at I was willing to let her think most anything of my morning rand, save the truth.
 ..,. A Decision.
 aI thought so." sho smiled sar- nicaLly, but 1 saw that the chance put mo in the wrong had restored r good humor and would give a lp to her digestion. Now you edn't worry yourself about Richard rond. I'va taken care of him all nse weeks I imagine I might he le to get him through this morn
 without his either starving or nr himself an injury. You go on rk and get Richard out of bed and kr here to his breakfast in double ck time. There's been time bueh lost in this business. I shall Il a nlace to live today. Now. Mrs. |er. if you'll just"
 khe turned her back upon me in disguised dismissal. and I thank ly seizeed the. opportunity to speed sk to DickS.
 Ie was still sleeping soundly en''I entered the room at the other mhouse. and T infinitely dreaded king him. for T knew from bitter |erience thS rousing a sleepy lion m his lair and trying to get Dicky in tho morning were. or so msicalIy fancied. distinctly simi-
 processes.
 but I knew that l could not delay
 performance, so marched blutely to the bed. bent over it.
 kissed him lightly on the fore d. hoping against the experience years that this. time honored
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18
EXCELLENT SUNDAY BILD
 IS PROVIDED AT FOX

Sentimental Tommy" love story unforgettable. one of the ban ner Paramount productions of the year, opens a four day run at Fox's tomorrow night. Its companion fea- ture for Sunday evening is Eileen Percy in The Tomboy." a rollick- ing comedy drama.
 sentimental Tommy" from the pen of Sir James M. Barrie of Male and Female" fame. marks a distinct forward step in higher grade pictures, for it is an intensely in teresting. gripping and fascinating story without a villain, a cabaret scene, a bedroom or bath scene. with out a vamp, a death scene, a gun, a repentant woman of the streets or any of the other customary appeals to sensationalism. It is the story of a sentimental little Scotch lad who champions a friendless little girl, be- comes a great man but is still a tenn peramental and sentimental boy at heart. So much so that he believes he loves this little waif of childhood days. She does love him and out of this whirl of emotions is drawn a tender. effective and wholly interest ing story that ends as it should.
 Tonight is the last chance to see William S. Hart at Fox's in "O'Mal- ley O the Mounted" sma shing story of the great northwest. The vaudeville is excellent, featuring a circus act that is a scream, and three other numbers of song. dance and comedy.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18
PEAS MAKE YOU FAT.


 Feas are flesh forming food, so the woman who would eat and grow thin will be wise to eat sparinslv of them. While green peas contain a certain amount of protein, the larg- est percentage of calories are car bohydrates.
 Peas' like asparagus, should be eaten as soon as possible afte. gath ering from the vines
 Geen Pea Recipes.
 Two pounds green unshelled peas sprig mint. 1-2 teaspoon salt. 3 tablespoons butter, pepper.
 If peas are witty shell and let stand in cold water for an hour. Drain. Put in a saucepan with mint and add boiling water to cover Cook uncovered for twenty to sixty min utes. The time of cooking depends on the age of the vegetable when gathered, the length of time the peas have been gathered and the variety of the peas. Add salt the last ten minutes of cooking. The water should boil away so that very little IS left on the peas This should be served as a sauce. Put in hot vege- ldoie olsn, add butter and pepper and serve.
 Creamed Peas.
 Two pounds green unshelIed peas, 1-2 teaspoon salt, 1 cup milk, 1 table spoon butter, 1 dessert spoon flour. pepper.
 Cook peas as in preceding recipe. Add milk and stir il butter and four rubbed together. This will make a sauce just thick enough to serve on the dinner plate.
 Peas Country Style.
 Green peas, sweet cream, salt and pepper.
 She'll peas and cook in boiling water to cover. Let the water cook away. Add salt and cream to cover. Bring to the boiling point but do not let bubble. Serve in side dishes with plenty of the sauce. No butter is necessary with the cream. Copyright 1921. by Newspaper
 Enterprise).
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18

The military influence still clings to fashions. On the left is a new mill itary three-piece sport suit of white brocaded Malisee and American Beauty Charmeuse. This effective hot weather costume with hip-length cape and scarf collar has an original touch of American beauty bands worked in the tucks over the hips. The big leghorn hat is relieved by the American beauty charmeuse. Miss Martha Mansfield, Selznick star, wears this Madame Kahn creation. The cool cornfiower blue changeable marqui-
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18

First the scarf is opened reve' two kimona sleeves. The girl th1 her arm into the right sleeve( and pulls the scarf around her (h on right) like a sash. It. is then ried around the back to the shoulder (center figure). In viNid OTIS, green, coral, yellow, this sun, sweater is an invaluable part woman's outfit. Z,
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18

That things are seldom what they seem is shown by the scarf sweater so popular in the summer girls ward robe. When you see a smartly dress ed girl in transparent blouse and at- tractive wash satin skNt f1aring forth indifferent to an approaching drop in the temperature-don't worry. That Insignificant looking scarf thrown carelessly over her arm is sweater in
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18
LOMBARDI LTD. AT LYCEUM.

Lombardi Ltd, Oliver Morosco 6 biggest success which played two suc- cessive years in New York, is the fun- niest comedy written in years. It has a real laugh. beautiful scenery, exqus- ite costumes, pretty models and other things which are too numerous to men, tion. Mir. Bert Lytell has played the part of Lombardi in the moving picture which has played the Lyceum theater.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18
CITY ITEMS

victrolas and records. Henry Morans' -advt.
 MT. and Mrs. John l.. Maloney of 7s Black Rock avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Anna. to Frank E. Marvin. MT. Marvin is connected with the sales force of the Stanley Works.
 It serves you right Elks' grill. -advt.
 Graduation gifts reduced at Morans' .advt
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18
SUNDAY AT THE PALACE.

On Sunday evening the Palace will offer two excellent photoplays, Enid Bennett will be featured in ''The False Road and Thes. H. Ince presents Dangerous Hours" Joe Ryan will be offered in the first episode of Purple Riders, a new exciting serial.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18

sette, on the right, has a very at- tractive yoke formed by French rib bons. The handmade flowers sprinkled over the gown give a real summer suggestion. Miss Mansfield wears with this costume a corn flower chiffon hat with colored rib bons around the crown, forming a rosette on the right side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-29

self 10 be-
The thing am proud Of about
this appointment. TO Canada n that
the Canadians themselves wanted
me. They asked for me. And II
anybody knows me. it's the canad
ians- They were a real fighting
lot.
when the king conferred the
pecragc upon me. said I wanted to
be called Baron Byng Of Niny In
commemoration Of the great battle
Of yimy Ridge the Canadian troops
fought hut I didn't want 20 take
the title unless the Canadians were
satisfied ! should. SO I sent word
TO them and got a very satisfactory
answer
l asked him whether he was
going TO visit us while he was
governor general
Il can't he replied TITS an
unwritten rule that the governor
general does not leave Canada. His
wife can. his staff can. but no, he.
''Stiii. can go down and look AZ
the most wonderful frontier In the
worid--the canadian-uniied States
border which has never had It's par.
siloi. Three thousand miles with not
a soldier. nor a fort. nor a gun on
either side. bot everywhere the signs
OF afpity and peace. That's won.
derfui object lesson for the world"
JOINED ARMY
RACK IN 1858
Julian Hyng joined the army In
1850. saw service In the sudan and
in the Bocr war. becoming a colonel
At the outbreak OF the big war he
was In command Of the British
troops In Egypt. lie fought IN
France and Gailipoli Returning to
France as lieutenant general. he
had command Of the nth corps and
In May. 1915. was given comm~kd
Of the Canadian corps with which
his name IL chiefly associated. with
them he won the great surprise bat
tie OF Cambrai with the tanks He
was made a fun general and in the
final campaign OF 1913 his army held
the line north Of the somme and
won some crushing victories against
the Germans
The government made him a peer,
gave him the thanks Of parliament
and a grant Of 20 600 pounds In
August. 1919. he resigned from IN.
army to become chairman OF the
United Service Fund. formed 10 nd.
minister the proceeds from profits
made by army and navy canteenn.
The fund IL used TO assist disabled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-29
GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH SKIN WHITE

Squeeze the juice Of two lemons In
TO bottle containing three ounces
OF Orchard White. which any drug
store win supply for few cents.
shake well. and you have quarter
pint Of harmless and delightful lem
on bleach. Massage this swsetiy fra.
grant lotion into the face. neck.
arms and hands each day. then
sh0rtiy note the beauty and white.
ness Of your skin
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to bleach and bring that
soft clear. rosy-white complexion.
also a. . freckic. sunburn and tan
bleach. because Il doesn't irritatc.--
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-29

For French Pastry look up Bolds's
advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-29
BARON BYNC'
IS COMING.
TO CANADA
Famous Hero OF vimy Ridge
to Be Governor General;
He Likes Canadians
ny MILTON BRoNNER

LONDON. July ss.--Baron Byng.
o'.the- Tanks sails for America Au'
gust ].
The immortal hero OF vinny Ridge
The British general who for the
first tine In history unleashed a
fleet Of battle tanks at cambrai and
routed a superior force Of awestruck
Germans---oomcs 20 Canada TO as.
sumo his new duties as governor
general for five years.
| asked him to talk TO me about
himself. his plans. his hopes and as.
pirations-always hard thing for
a man who has done big things to
consent 10 do.
HE'S 50. STRAIGHT
As A LINE
Picture hina--ss years old. straight
as a line. aimost six feet. with dark
brown hair. scarcely showing any
gray; a dark brown mustache. and
friendly smiling blue eyes. All the
time he talks he puffs at little
hriar pipe which has gone thru
many a battle with him.
Il expect 10 be sworn In AZ Que
Nv A4Aa Az anu W ~ 49, t~~>F8
on August H. he says. Il have
never held a diplomatic position be-
fore. l am not diplomat. but I
think my good friends. the canad-
ians. win pun me out OF holes as
they have done before"
''Canada's . democratic country,
like the United States I venturcd.
They viii take TO you because you
arc democratic"
EVERYBODY HAS TO
BE DEMOCRATIC
oh. everybody has 10 be demo
cratic these days Did you ever hear
OF the word postwar -domf That Is
tho condition OF all the csvilixad
world. II means that since the war
the world IL more democratic. people
are democratic, institutions are
democratic. institutions are demo
cratic It's an age OF more sim.
plicity- It's also an age OF more
criticism. People take a man only
for what he is. not for what ne WAS
born. nor for what he imngines him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-16
HELP WANTED

WANTED-,Bright energetic young
women to canvass quick selling
toilet article from house to house
in home city. Also to work drug
gists. Can earn four dollars per
day in commissions. Full partIcu-
lars furnished. Write at once to
The Nodor Co., Box 1921, Rich
mond, Va. 1853 Up
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-16
IRISH SITUATION
SHAPING BETTER
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y
ter had shifted to the Ulster7nen's
camp. 1t is aItln,ated in welinfcrm
ed quarter that Sir James now is
face to face with the definite alter
natives arrived ait IN the Lloyd George
De Valera iEterchanges of yesterday
and today. The same informant 'ex-
pressed belief that these are not re-
s,srded as utterly impossible by Sir
james. but that they involve conccs-
sions which the Ulster header IS UNI
Wiling to pledge ON his own RESPONSE
b.Iity.
At the headquarters Of Mr.. de Val
era there was perceptshle a lesseni7,g
of the tension tonight Here a state
nleEh was given to the Associated
Press by one in position to get an
Authoritative view of the situation as
seen by the Irish delegate. 1t reads:
"The present discussions are design
ed to find, if possible, suitable ground
for hold:ng a useful con!ference-one
!iflatt might leg;tinlatcIy be termed
peace conference.
$50 FAN as the Dahl E;raemn's rep
rssentattves are concerned, what Sir
James Craig says TO Premier Lloyd
George is Of no moment. Mr.. Dc Veil
era invited representatives, Of tae.
Irish m:norStics to ccrfer w5th HIM IN
Dublin. SIR James failed to appear,
although he previously la'd talked
with the President. The Southern
Ur1iCg7a5ts dit appear and expressed
tilcEr Views.
Mr.. dc Valera considers the party
Of Sir james Craig THUS was represent
cd, because the Southern National
lists consider the Southern and Month
srn Unic!1.sts of the same clan and
The same policy.
BY his fe'ijure to appear, Mr.. de
Valera considers Sir James forfeited
wkatevsr righ5 he might have claim
ed to being an e!srcrt in the si.7la-
ten as between England and Iralanl;
IN other worGs, it lis with Mn. de Vel
era ne ultimately win have 10 deal.
Oa2y in Ir.sh internal politics t2es'
Sir James, in Mr. dc Valera mind,
continue to be factCr.'