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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-07-08
No. 97S.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTER ATOR'S
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

In the Superior Court of the STATE
Of Washington in and for the County
OF Chelan.
In the Matter of the Estate of
CORA HOWERTON, Deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given that on or
after the goth day of July, A. d. 1921,
the undersigned administrator of the
estate of Cora Howerton, deceased
will sell the following described real
estate, situated in the County of Che
Ian and State of Washington, to-wit:
A tWo-thirds interest in the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit: The
Northeast Quarter (NEA); the
Southeast Quarter Of the Northwe st
Quarter (SEA NWA); The East
Half of the Southwest Quarter (EL.
SWA); and the Northwest Quarter
of the Southeast Quarter lNWH
SEQ; all in Section Thirty-Two
(@2), Township Twenty-Five (25)
North, Range Eighteen (1S) E.W.M.,
a: private sale to the highest and best
bidder, on terms of one-third cash
and the balance payable in three equal
lnstallments due one, two and three
years after date of sale, with interest
ar eight per cent $50 per annum on
said deferred payments.
Offers or bids for said property
will be received by the administrator
at the office of Herman Howe, attor-
ney for administrator, in Leaven-
worth, Chelan County, Washington.
All bids shall be subject to APPROX
al and confirmation by the above en-
titled Court.
LEE j. HOWERTON.
Administrator.
Herman Howe, Attorney for Adj
ministrator; p 0. Address. Leaven-
worth, Chelan County, Washington.
(2t-July /, s.
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al FOOD COST SURVEY.

The June survey of food costs in
northwest lumber producing centers
nlade by the Loyal Legion of Logge,s
Il Lumbermen, following up similar
surveys made in april and May, re-
suited as follows:
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CHIEF STR0NGHEART LEAVES
FILMS FOR CHAUTAUQUA
Starred in Many Screen Productions
and on Stage Under Belasco.

An interesting personality is Chief
Strongheart, the prominent Indian lee
tufe-entertainer, who appears on the
fourth afternoon Oh the coming Chau.
tanqua. For three years he was in
HE films, appearing in several OF the
big productions of the Famous Play
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NEVER AGAIN.

She: "I'll never go anywhere
again with you as long as I live"
He: "Why?"
She: "You asked Mrs. Smith how
her husband was standing the heat,
and he's been dead two months"
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MIR. FORTUNE HUNTER

A lucky man on being asked how
i felt to be engaged to great heir
ess replied:
Fine! Every time | kiss her,
feel as if | were clipping a coupon Off
a Government bond"
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DISAPPOINTS GROOM TO
WE'D ANOTHER SWAIN
Ensign IioicoInh Arrives for we'd
ding. but u. y. Smith Takes
Miss T.nul


CLINTON IOWA. Jan f-An-
nouncrm"ni OF tho marriage in CHI
cago NJ Miss Celeste Lamb TO Rob
intcndcnt of tho Interstate Iron and
Steel Company plant AT East Chicago.
Ind. was contained in = telegram re
c"iv.h today by Mrs. l.. y. Young.
mother OF the bride.
Harold HolCnmb. an ensign In the
navy. had juurncycd here from PagH-
icnh, cal. 10 marry Miss Lamb. and
tn" wedding had been set for Tues
day night, after two previous post
poncncuts. Early Tuesday morning
Miss Lamb disappeared. and Ensign
i"lcomb. thric. disappointed. de-
parted for his home
Miss Lambs mother was formerly
the wife Of the late James Dwight
Lamb. The family is one OF the best
known IN Iowa. Robert Smith, Jr
mas boon NmMIONnd WIN 2 mnnMfAr-
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~ AND our ui, TOWN.


Mrs James &. Smyth. OF Monument
Avenue. Is spending som" tim" with
her sisters In New York city.
Mrs. Stewart Hume IS leaving to-
Gay i"I N"ri"s". Wh.r" Sh" Will b..
the guest Of Mrs. Douglas Gordon at
Aer apartment ia the Holland.
Mrs Wins wilson and her small
utHthtcr are ,c.v!nG shortly for
assinE'or. whrrr They VIII v!sit
relatives
Cadet William = ilcinii hns re-
turned 10 AusustA Military Academy.
after spending TN" christmas no!i =
days with his family on Grove Ave-
nus.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ rhon,us. Of this
city. are StoppinG ~ the ilatul NASH
..mIton ~ Wa"htng;ou Tor "a short
time.
George y .hmcsbury has returned
To belmont College tC continue
stud "~, having sIcut the holidays at
the HON. OF hts parents
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Neuralgiie Pains
Give e'ay to Soothing HamlIn's

Hamlin's Wizard Oil is safe,
simple and effective treatment for
both hea da che and neuralgia.
Rubbed in where the pain is, ii eases
the tortured nerves and almost in
variably brings quick relief. Keep
Il supply on hand
Wizard Oil is good dependable
preparation to have in the medicine
chest for first aid when the doctor
may be far away. Its healing, anti
septic qualities can always be re-
he'd upon rs preventive against
infection, or other serious results,
from sprains, bruises, cuts burns,
bites and s,ings. Just as good, too,
for sore feet, stiff seek, frost bites,
cold sores and canker sores.
Generous s!=s bottle use.
II You arc troubled with constipa,! ION
or sick hua!oche try Eanl!n's Wizard
Liver whips. Just Pleasant little pink
pills at druggists for 30c.
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SART0RIAL SHARPNESS AT a

sinai! boys 10 not object 10 wear
% bloum"rS underneath tle eutug+
me suit sk"trheG ia the picture VIII
meet tn" demands OF amy small per
s"M, even though BE bc very fastiG-
IN" distinctly" thing a5out THIS
!ii." suit Is tie Us" ~ two k!uis
- ',,atsFi nt. oi course, sou Viii use
M neHrt ot your littl- boy.
f"i a play .Iit nothing could be-.
ih"f- "ppToprint" than VlaI.l hlu"
S!ht nam ~ which there As much bin.
ana red The bi, OF stltchcrv on tEc
pia!H material shuuid be don. In a
c..!Cr mGicning the dominating not"
Blue ana white. . black ami white
n.ni' VIII Or very Effective combined
VAN Main white material
l.'H'H sefEr poHg"" and tweed! NAV
$50 "' uSvd Win This design
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TO HOLD CAKE FESTIVAL
Entertainment WIN he Given Med
scN'!n! al ST JosCpa', Or
nilu

y cake festival" viii he held bv
the Holy Nam" society OF st Nary's
Parish next Wednesday, evcuinu
from tr ~ n'cloCl, in the ;tuditoriuIu
OF st. Loscph's orphan Asylum 70;
the benefit OF The loo or moro or.
l,haus who ar" cared for thcr. by t.l4
=! Stcrs ri charity
The public is asked to donat,
cakes FOR tn" purpose and also urged
10 attend the FESTIVAL! 10 admit
inucc Will bc charged. 4 committee
VIII call for tn" cakes 0n thu day al
IN" festival ANA any ono wishing to
uohaic nay communicate with John
-. Bliiey. chairman of the committees
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artists songs wiil hc printed In Eng.
ish FOR IA. ace omuodaiiou of Tia.
audience. This concert Viii he one
OF IN" most important musical .vcuts
OF the winter
Visiting In Oklahoma.
MISS Virg'9ta i"ndoirh. of Rich
mas; beer, SPENDING the holidays In
Tulsa, Okla. AT the home OF her
Irandpartnts, Mr, aud Mrs. James
lianGolph. \ number OF Informal ar
fairs have been given ln nor honor.
| Sh" was Il guest At At dance given
at the country Club. and $50 card
barties we're also given Tor Miss Ran
"olph during her visit to Tulsa Sin"
returned 10 Dauvillc. whsr. She i. a
student at Randolph Macon institu,.
10y Nay OF Guilman, Ma whcr" sha
spent the Weekend with her school
mate. Miss Odelle Bright. Misc Ran
do!ph and Miss Bright returned to
DanHillc on Wednesday
Miss MHuck Hostess.
Miss Marietta Mauek, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs john II Mauek enter
tanned about twenty-five OF her
ieSiai" School AT a card partv N
her hon" on TUESDAY afternoon. the
era" ing rooms were decorated with
evergrcens. poins"ttias and RED ran-
dies. Progressive ny" hundred Was
played
Gnf"s-ChnpprIi.
the marriage Of Jessie Wilson
Gates and Miss hdolaid" Elizabeth
Z
tcrnoon. December 20. at 2:3O o'clock.
1T The homo OF the brides parcu,s II,
Cumberland III" parlor q: the chap
PEEL nom" WIS decorated with ever
greens. nDiteh plants and mink
shaded lights and the ceremony was
performed under an arch of ever
green. Rev. o. l.. Iaga. OF Inc
cumhcrland Methodist churches. was
the iCia.inS minister. Miss Mary
y. Corson rendered tn" wedding
marches. Just before the br!d,l
party entered the parlor Mrs ). Il.
Godsey sang. believe Ne II All
Those Endearing Young Char!ns'
The bride wore a smart rrinr-nwuy
suit Of midnight blue tricotin. and
. black velvet picture hat and carried
bouquet Of mni!em-aalr ferns ana
her sister. Miss Estol!c ChapDcll. yho
wore white georcctt. trimmed in.
PINK in"rihou and carried pink car
carried tho ring in Il tiny white has
Nct. The groom was attended by
Carroll Bass. Of Rice. rs b"st man.
and Aubrey Bass. 81 Rico. acted rs
Dorothy and Ivy Poster cousins or
the bride. held the evergreen stream
"rS which marked IN. aisle l"adin:
UP TO the altar.
Immediately rftor tho ccr.no,v
MIR. and Mrs Gates left FOR a we'd
ding trim OF several days. after which
they VIII be At HON" at Rice
Mr.. Gates is farmer uf Prince
! Edward County. and Miss chappcl.
the daughter OF MIR and Mrs : w
chappcl. OF Cumberland
on Wednesday afternoon. preceding
the marriage, from to o'cloci, :,
shower was given The bride by the
Misses 'orspn ~ their home Mrs
Donald McKn" assisted the hostcsscg
IN "nt"rtaininr ana IN" nous" was
decorated in The holiday colors Lit
tie Miss Jennie Lou NcRac. dressed
as a tiny bride. brought IN tn. pres-
rntS Later refreshments wcr,
served. ai/rr which the brides cake
was cut
Thos. present AZ the AFFAIR were.
Mrs. Donald McRa". Mrs Xouas Chan
pcll. Mrs J. X. inds"y. Mrs Frank
No"T"l Mrs Erasmus Watkins.
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hisSoa N"ttic Chappcll cstrile Chap
pen. Elizabeth chnppcIl. Carrie Dun
SHn. Mary Eorsou. Sarah corsOn.
Paul!n" corson, Mildred Cole. Eiiz-
ith"th Mcltac Jcnui" Lou Mcitac.
McssrS. lianSford Wilson. charli"
carson. Acre" ChappclI Xcnns Chap
rcil. Edwin Sn'ad. Jcssi. Gates. Car
rol' Bass and Aubrey lass
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Installed at this tim. were. J. II.
kin;ord. senior warden: Lawson II
Cooke. Junior warden j. -, i'retlow.
Junior deacon; Iiobort /: Winrrer. SEQ
rotary, ana w g. Butter. treaSur.r
Thc rvtjr!uE master. Arthur l.. Mat
tern was presented with handsome
rtlS as token OF esteem from tn.
edge
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ELkCkHEaDS GO QUICK
BYTRIS SIMPLE

Hiackhcads-big ones or little
oucs--suft ones or hard oncs-on
any part or tho body. 70 quick by u.
simple method that just dissolNes
them. To do this get about two
ounces or caloUitS powder from your
druHrist-sprinkle II Hill" on u hot,
wet sponGc-rub over the black
heads hr!stly Tor a few seconds
aud wash Off. You'll wonder whore
calonitr powder and the hot water
have just dissolved them. Pinching
and sGueezing blackhcads only open
thc pores OF the skin and leave them
open and unsllShtly--aud unless the
blackhcnds are big and soft they
viii not come out, while the simple
appliCatton of calonitc powder and
water disSolvos them right out, lcav-
ing the skin soft and the pores In
their natural condition. You can got
calonite' powder ut any drug store.
and IL YOU are troubled with these
unsiEhtly blcmishes YOU should ccF-
tainly try this simple method, ADV.
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WoMI:N's MEETINGS.

The regular monthly mec;in: Of tn"
SARAH Allen Memorial Of the virginia
HON" Tor lncuraSieS viii bc held in
inc parlor of the home this afternoon
a; 1 o'clock
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Woman Neat sp.u,..r

VICTORIA. u. G.. Jan. ia woman.
VIII u" Tn" next speaker OF 'in.
british Columbia Legislature. Mrs.
Mary 'ilcn Smith. newly elected
representative from Vancouver. re-
,eiE"d such : large plurality In the
recent election tha, TIA" Cabinet
l'tinrh hur Tor the speakcrshlp today
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uponsm
"a nI hrar"r gaud
o is heavy
That
"f
Tn \ Of
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Nm. ma. where She has m,5. ia,
ytri,,,,F - number of year 'e'
'' mn, Concert Ton!gh,.
cncr viii MI M "h1 %, iaShiGnahl" audi
,bb%i',NH Tor. The recital tn "' ms
,".'' ny Madame Schu,na,,"., I'tn',n
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Installation OF nIlircr.

pa iiollcman was recently in
in"nd Lodge No. 10 other officers
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THUMBS DOWN,

person who has made a s,,ly ar
.'". hands can road sou, u,urar
tIT a Elance. This has no,Nir,., n,
80! U" a" With pH3mls'ry Tnut pe-.
H..,'3h work ana thoughts ,bon ,f...r
IN tiH. hId Judges thcm .tceor.itT..I,'
Il S"i" mat a persons thumb mr.
u..rs,r'.. u'reci Key :" that PERSONS
IN, !"ng thumb indicate. "a s,r,rc
" " III Ion.l II the TOP joint Of your ,hum6
MlII.,,,,y s"oW> 'h"t YOU HAY, good
,ne second joint of Your iGu,, ~ "',i
,,.I u Indicates ,hut you b.,v, ,,,
n ns.., wei!-dcvc.oped rsasoni,..
ihnmns that work easily mr.. ov,,
- y"f'lySS: happy 20 Il,CEv m ~
cd ma! yidnals. y sim. frm inI,,
.noil"ttS iha' yuu are KEN
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The regular meeting Of the Womnn'-
Missionary society of the First Zap
list church viii bc held this AFTERNOON
a. $50 "'c.cck in Tn" church parlor
IN" Y. ". ~. a.. y. l. y. and Sun
beams Viii m.c, a. the same hour
~ $50 AL of these ORGANIZATIONS will
adjourn for supper and vii rc-n.-
E"inblc ~ 100 for u m &c iu,lary pro-
gram. which viii lac concluded q, s
or'""k Th" children VIII have a
after supper.
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CASCARETS
"They Work while you Sleep"

DO YOU Icci under the weather.?
Feel bilious. constipnt"d. headachy.
fu! Or coid' cascarets tonight for
your liver and bowels Will have the
sun shining for YOU tomorrow. Wake
up with your head clear. stomach
right. breath sweet. and skin rosy.
No griping--no Inconvenience. Chill.
drcn love Cascarcts. TOO. 10. %. so
ccnts.-AdN.
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tuct'ui. self-pUsSe. .ud cautious.
II shows that you are the sor, who
Ni' S'i uh .u the world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-07

The Junior ticlly~oo! Memorial
Association VIII hold is annual meet
IN. 'hls afternoon In Murphy Hotel.
time.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-11-24
CHAMPIONSHIP
COMING TO ALMA
SHOW EARLY SEASON FIGHT
AND DEFEAT BRECKENRIDGE
HIGH 10 TO 0.

The Alma High School football
team returned to early season form
Tuesday and walloped the Brecken-
ridge High aggregation to the tune of
4G to and thereby annexed the
championship of the county.
Like the Alma team, the Brecken-
ridge aggregation had defeated It'll
aca and ST. Louis, the former by n
larger score than the 6 TO count
that Alma had on Ithaca. In addition
Breckenridge caught Alma mapping
once during the middle of the season
and held the locals u to Il on the
local grid. As a result it had been
expected that the Alma team might
be hard pressed by breckenridge. In
stead, however, Alma put up the
brand of football that she displayed
in her two early games against Sag
NAV and Flint, and not once during
the fray did the Breckenridge outfit
really get near enough TO the Alma
goal TO threaten to score.
Alma had little difficulty in gain
ing ground on the Breckenridge elev-
en- ut any stage of the game. Elias,
Handley, Sartor, Wallace, and the
other backs gained almost at will.
Elias in particular was It big ground
gamer for the locals.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-11-24
High School
Loses Agein

Alma highs football team contin-
ued its downhill slide Friday, after a
brilliant early season start, and was
defeated by st. Johns. at St. Johns
by a score Of II to 0, the Clinton
county aggregation getting q touch
down in each half
Mullins outfit tried hard TO stem
the tide near the end of the first half,
when a march was started to the st.
Johns goal, but it proved too late to
give the locals counter, as the half
came to a close with the ball still five
yards from the goal. Late in the sec
ond half Alma again attempted Il
rushing attack, which came to an
end with the close Of the game with
the Orange and Black about ten yards
from the goal.
Elias, Anderson and Marzof played
stellar games for the Alma eleven.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-11-24

Rathsberg jumped into the limelight,
the first time irtercepting G Kalama-
go ra-- rohi-i the Eazoo line cno
almost getting 17-cr NTH II or the
40 ysri iino ca tha fhird play,
however. Cast7cl intercepted an Alma
pass. Then it was that Alma forced
kazoo to punt for the final time of
the game. Alma took the ball in her
territory and started a slashing at
tack through the line and around end
and was far in kalamazoo territory
when time was called bringing the
fray TO an end.
1t is hard 10 give any one man
credit for the showing of the team
Saturday. Every man played bril-
liant football for the Maroon and
Cream Wright, Anderson, Shaver
and Californian possibly excelling in
the work.
The Kalamazoo victory is written
in few Casteel, without whom
the visitors could not have put over
a win and chung to the title that they
had so apparently won by defeating
Albion two weeks ago.
I,inpun and summary
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-11-24

received in a runaway accident. The
husband survives. The funeral T'.s
ncid il the Corcrecationai church or
Tuesday aftcrncon Il $50, ReT. n.
". Stiiman officiating. Interment
took placc in the Breckenridge Genie
terry.
JAY Cramer of Oklahoma is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. +. Ostrander, and
brother, Herbert Cramcr, and other
relatives.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hetzman
Monday, Nov II, a G1a pound son.
Born TO Or. and Mrs. ID. A. Curtis
Sunday, little daughter.
b. l.. Hodge and daughter, Miss
Ilah, went to Flint for the week end
Mrs. Agnes Crawford spent Thurs
day and Friday in Riverdale.
Mrs. Alex Chisholm returned home
from Battle Creek this week where
she has been several weeks receiving
medical treatment.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-11-24
BRECKENRIDGE
Tie,t OdiceTs


n, following officers were elected
at the regular meeting Of the Breck-
cnridge Lodge No. 400, +. A. M. last
Friday evening:
W. M.-Flmer kcan.
S. W.-Claude Bartram.
j. W.-Earl Potter.
Troasurer-R. l.. Baldwin.
Sec'y-i Henry G. Mead.
s. D.-Roy Collision.
j. D.-Arthur Hum.
Tyler-Geo. Huntoon.
1t was voted to hold a public in
stallation of officers at later date
Last Tuesday evening the Parent
Teachers Association met at the
Methodist church The following pro-
gram was given: Piano solo, Miss
irene Oberst; The Bitterness of
Childhood, Miss Ethel Fox; duet
Misses Alma Huntoon and Emma An
derson; vocal solo, Miss Ella Mcleod;
Mrs. McCarty Buys Hat, Misses
Geneva Scroggins and Ruth Yankie;
vocal solo, Miss Knight; The Value of
a Parent Teachers Association, Rev
John Clemens. The program was fol
lowed by short business meeting in
which Mrs. Jennie Muscott was chos-
en- president of the association Mrs.
Matte Watson, first vice president;
Mrs. Ida Paulos, 2nd vice president.
The next meeting will be held Tues
day, Nov. %.
The funeral Of Jesse J. Woodard
who died very suddenly Tuesday even
ing, was held in the Congregational
church Thursday afternoon at 1870
Rev. II. W. Stillman officiating. In
terment took place in Breckenridge
cemetery.
Mrs. William Muscott passed away
at the farm home nor,h Of Brecken-
ridge Saturday night Mrs. Muscott
was brought home from the Saginaw
General hospital Tuesday in an am
buance. She had been in the hospital
since Sept. 6 suffering from injuries
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-11-24
MIR. CHEVROLET OWNER,
RE AL

To Chevrolet Engineers, the new
management said at the beginning
of this year:
eve want each Chevrolet model to
stand fer the best in design and con-
struction.
The Chassis must be as sound as
a hundred year old oak. The rela-
tionship Of one unit to another must
be true and accurate.
The motor must be both econom-
ical ard have plenty Of powers The
design and cons, Jction must repre-
sent the latest accepted practice.
Zach costing each milling opera
ton, each ftling must be correct. Ac-
curacy must prevail In every detail Of
design, Of construction, of finish.
"The clutch must do its work cas-
lily and correctly. The transmission
gears must be made Ct durable ma
terial and mesh quietly.
Each unit must be OF sufficient
strength to enable it to perform its
work properly in connection with the
unit ahead Of it, or directly back of
it,
There must not be a weak spot
in the whole Chevrolet Chassis.
1T must be better than the most
popular medium priced chassis built
"And today, the Superior Chevrolet
represents the efforts Of the entire
Chevrolet organization, for it ha:
worked as one man since January
1921, to bring into effect these new
Chevrolet ideals.
To-day, the Chevrolet is a much
better car than ever before. Mr.
Chevrolet Owner you have every
right to be really proud of your new
Chevrolet"
We invite YOU to inspect one Ct
these new Chevrolets at the Chevrole
Garage, 217 West Superior Street
/ Alma. Shreeve & Buccanning, deal
crs. advertisement.
We would be pleased to show yol
samples Of Canaan coal. Brown
Ward CO., phone 27.-G0tfc.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-11-24

Substitutionsi Alma - Sartor for
Rose. Lowell for Aderson, Anderson
for Lowell, Rose for Sartor, Handley
for Foster, Beam for Anderson,
Rathsburg for Waggoner, Hartwick
for Wright. Coleman for
Van Fossen, Kreuz for Taylor, Van
Fossen for Kreu2, Right for Jacobs,
Goodwin for Doyle, Sturgeon for
Taylor, Kean for Coleman, Patten
for Vroeg, Vroeg for Van Fossen,
Stewart for Vroeg, VOORHEES, for Cas-
teel, VanNorman for Clay.
Time of quartors-15 miutes.
Referee-Costello, Georgetown Uni
versity. Umpire-Hueston, NJ. A. c.
Headlinesman-Crisp, Ipsilanti Nor
NAL.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-11-24
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends and neigh
bors who so kindly assisted Us in the
sickness and death of our loved one
Especially the Aid Society, X. O. r
NJ. NJ. ana l.. 0. +. NJ. Nj. and others
for the beautiful flowers, the choir
for It's sweet singing, and the minis
ter for his words of comfort.
Geo. l.. Kemp, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Nought, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert 5. Kemp
George \. Kemp, Jr.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-11-24
Vitan,ines for Vitality

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Grants Vita-Nim. This thoroughly
proved, scientific medicine contains
yeast, oil, and water soluble vitamines
supplies the vital food element.
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-11-24

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