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Ship News
Tides in Seattle

SUNDAY
stf-f. 10
First Low TIDE
.tteA a IA. ~ a.
lif-t High Tide
TIA A. m 80 n.
second Low Tids
ltii p. m. 10 o.
~~coad ltish Tide
fses y. "a, ies q.
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Weather Bureau Report

TATOOsH ISLAND. sept. s.--~s A. ~
barometer failiaE. clear. wind north-
east. 70 miies hour Passed IN, isrxs
afr. 81 sac a. m. three mast sehr, al
$50 a. m. Passed out. ctr Admiral
tchisy. a. .. M. str PfosidenclA. 81 ]
y. m. str Canadian Scottish. at Z . M
.tr haks~aii. al f.se a m-
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5000 DOWN

And $1,000 per month buys big
b0xi2o-foot lot. commanding a
sweeping. unobstructed view OF
the Sound and mountains: located
one and two blocks from Califor-
MIA ave. between Juneau and Ray
mnnd ats.
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$1,000 DOWN

And 5000 per month buys a bis
b0xl00-foot lot. commanding an
unobstructed view. three blocks
from California ave, between Ray
mond and Graham SITS. Price only
$4,000.
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$4,000 DOWN

And $500 per month buys a big
view lot, facing on California ave.
paving, water. sewer. grade. gas
In and paid. Price only $4,000.
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es FOR sAIE-WEST SEATTLE

ACRE TRACTS. WITH SMALL NEW
cottages. fronting on soft. boule-
| ward: city water: walking dis
lance from three car lines; or I'M
improved tracts on which we viii
assist you in building. Also beau
terms.
See MIR. Chandler, corner 2sth ave.
s. w. and Spokane ST.. OF phone
West ot99.
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. FURNITURE rOR sAI.m

f.ANGS NTOltE
First and spring. Seattle.
UNIvE RsAL COMBINATION
range. Nictfoia. nidcbohfd. Hoosier
cabinet. like new. less than half.
leaving city. t1sa Ralnier ave.
ni.ks buvs. sells. soss s,h. NJ. ssia
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FOR SALE, BY OWNER
<-room modern. built-in features;
hardwood floors: fireplace: near
schools; good location; on 5000
cash payment. balance same as
rent. See ma Mt 50th ave. and w.
wait ST.. or call West 0743-M after
G Ii
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-05
JULY 10 TO BE "A BIG DAY
...... AT MORRIS FARM SCHOOL

Farmers and business men of West
ern Minnesota are invited to the West
Central School Of Agriculture at Nor
ris on the morning Of, Wednesday
July 18th, to meet with the Board of
Regents. of the University, the editors
of the leading agricultural papers of
the. Middle West and the University
Experiment Station Staff to inspect
over 1000 experimental plots, the
herds and 'f1ocks and the equipment
Of the School: Representatives OF
the leading farm papers including the
Country Gentleman, the Breeders Ga
zette of Chicago, as we'll as all of the
agricultural papers in Wisconsin, Min
nesota. Iowa, Nebraska, and North
and South Dakota will be in the par
ty: The inspection at Morris is part
of tour of the various branches of
the Department Of Agriculture. Sup
efintendent P. E. Miller wishes to
make the visit to Morris an opportun-
iity for the people of West Central
Minnesota to meet the farm press re:
personalities and the University Staff.
A luncheon open to the general public
will be served at noon for the visitors,
provided luncheon reservations are
made before July 10th.
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no hlGREN- Carl SON lllJP
TIALS ON WEDNESDAY,,


al y
The marriage Of Lille Carlson, dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Carlson,
to Leonard H. Holmgren, son Of. Mr..
andsMrs. Albert Holmgren, took place
last " Wednesday at the home Of the
bride. The hour was two o'clock in
the afternoon. Rev.&LeVanderSo of the
AjtWater Swedish Lutheran church per-
formed the rites. III zs5 BIZ.
The bride was attired in white satin
with full length veil. She carried a
shower 'slElt'7 bouquet of brides roses and
lilies of the valley.
She was attended by. Ethel Holm
gren, a sister of the groom, who was
gowned in blue organdy and wore a
corsage bouquet Of pink sweet peas.
Rudolph Holmgren, a cousin Of the
groom, was his attendant. =
/ AS special music at, the wedding
Mrs: LeVander. sang, "Oh Promise Me-"
and when my Golden Hair Has Turn
ed to Silver Gray .
A four course dinner was served at
i've o'clock. The decorations were
in pink and white with settings of pot
ted plants Il. a.
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TIES OF MATRIMO On .
OR VILIhIAR COUPE
Mildred Ekllund and lienry Han
son United q Marriage l.ast .
Vedne,d az

is One OF the nuptial events OF the
past week was that in which Miss. Mil,
| dred sEklund, daughter OF. Mr.. and Mrs.
~. Eklund became the bride OF
Henry G: Hanson. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Christianson The Il ceremony
was performed at the. home Of the
bride by Rev icolay Nilsen Of the
Lutheran Free church last Wednesday
morning at, II O clock.
The bride was attractively gowned
in ivory cantor crepe and carried a
shower bouquet OF brides roses. She
wore a veil drawn into cap effect and
held lin place by orange blossoms. sI
Miss Elsie Eklund, sister Of; the
bride, was the brides only attendant.
She wore a gown Of blue georgette
and carried a bouquet of sunburst 70.
ses: Melvin Eklund, a brother 1.-THE
bride attended the groom: !, z.=55 4
A wedding dinner. was served fol-
lowing the ceremony. Cut flowers III
large numbers were used. for decora-
tions.
The happy couple left for the Twin
Cities and will be at home after Aug
ust; 1st at 602 Litchfield ave. East:
i Mr.. Hanson is employed at the Will
mar Creamery in the city.
The bride is graduate of the Will
mar. High School and has taught in
the rural schools of the county dur
ing the past; three years. . Ill
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-05
] W'|ILlLMAR. CIR CUT
AT nor LAKE
Three Day: citing. Held at East
Norway Lake Church b Nor
Werian EutheranS

Nc The Willmar Circuit of the Norweg-
ian Synod Lutheran church compris-
ing Sbme twelve CHARGES held it's
spring meeting at the East Norway
Lake church Friday, Saturday and
Sunday, June 80, July and 2. The
meetings were attended by over. 1900
people. Rev. n. ]. Mus is the pastor
of the Norway Lake congregation.
Devotionals were held and splendid
programs rendered: Pastors and dele
gates held interesting discussions
Meetings were held in the morning
and afternoon of each day.
The next meeting will be held in the
fall at Long Lake.
The churches in Kandiyohi county
included in the Willmar. Circuit are
the following: Vinje congregation at
Willmar, Long Lake, Spicer, Atwater,
Solomon Lake and two churches in
Norway Lake township. -.
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:ATWATER PASTOR WEEDS 5..S
p OPULAR ScHOO L TEACHER
Norwegian Lutheran Pastor Of AZ
water United III Marriage to
Popular Teacher

Palms, ferns, snoWballs and pink
gladioli, illumined by cathedral can
dies made the setting for the MARI
age of Miss Carey Pauline Larson
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lar
son, and Rev. John Trelstad, which
was solemnized Friday evening, June
Both, at 6 O'Clock, at Bethlehem church
in, AtWater. Rev. Anton Lee read the
service. Miss Mary Anderson played
a program of nuptial music, and &C
companied Miss Florence SamstaG
and Mr.. Herman Swanson, who sang
Harriet Larson, a niece Of the
bride, and Melya Midland, niece Of
the groom, dressed in white crepe dc
chine. stretched the ribbons. (,
Miss Emma Larson, sister Of the
bride, was maid of honor. She wore
a gown of flesh canton crepe and car
ried an arm bouquet of Opl1elia roses
and baby's breath. Miss Minnie Lar
son, cousin Of the bride, and Miss
Marie Trelstad, sister of the bride
groom, were bridesmaids. They were
goWned in Turquoise blue crepe De
chine and carried arm bouquets Of
pink roses and sweet peas. Master
James Midland, nephew of the groom
in suit; of white, was the ring bearer
Little Adele Carmen Fieve was flower
girls. She wore frock of white crepe
de chine and carried basket of. pink
roses. and: sweet peas, and baby's
breath. -.s.~. H. = 81
The brides gown was of white sa
tin faced crepe. A full length train
hung from her shoulders. Her tulle
veil was held with "a bandeaux OF
pearls. White sweet peas, brides
roses and baby's breath formed he1
shower bouquet i. s.5"
Melvin Trelstad, brother of the
groom, was best man, and Thomas
Quello and Arnold Fuglem were ush
ers.
After the ceremony, a wedding din
ner was served at the home of the
bride to relatives and intimate friends
Out of town guests were DR.. and
Mrs. M. L.. Larson of. st. Paul; Mr.
Louis Larson, daughter Minnie, and
son, Levi Of Kathryn, N. D.; Miss Min
ME Parker Of Mankato; Mrs. ]. w
Barton, Mrs. Anna Gunderson, and
Mrs. Torleif Fieve and daughter, Ad
ele, Of Minneapolis; Mrs. Peter Trel
&oI
OF Appleton; Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Foss
and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nygaard and
children of Madison; Rev. and Mrs
Anton Lee apd children Of Kiester;
and Mr.. and Mrs Engel Midland and
children Of st. Paul.
Rev. and Mrs. Trelstad left for a
trip thru Yellowstone, Park, and will
be at, home after August list at At
water
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4. ALONG JOURNEY
Mis-. Hazsl: Elmqui.t, q Wilma,
and Mis-. Engdahl,of 0rtonville
= On Four Weeks Iriipp "

Miss. Hazel ElmQuist OF this city; and
Miss Irene Engdahl, English instructor
in.the Willmar High School but. whose
home is in Ortonville will leave We'd
nasday FROM Duluth on q long pleas
ure trip which will require the entire
month Of July. Miss, Emquist left
Friday for Minneapolis where she will
meet Miss Engdahl and where they
Will visit a few days with her. brother,
Charles Elmquist and her sister, Mrs.
H; r. Johnson.
Misses Elmquist and Engdahl: will
enjoy lake trip down to Buffalo and
from there will. go to Boston BY rail-
New York and Philadelphia will then
be- visited: after which they; will see
the nations capitol at Washing on,
d. G. They will return to Minneapo-
lissby ways0f: chicago. r
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NUPT OF IN GEBO III
SWANSEA SOLEMNIZED
Oscar Haakia:on sof Hayes W eds
Mamre Girl IS Rites Per-
formed Iop Friday

In a beautiful setting Of ferns, few.
5erfeW, yellow artichoke and yellow and
white streamers, the marriage, of Miss
lEgeborg Swanson, daughter: Of Mr.: J
8. Swanson Of Mamre, to Mr.. Oscar
-Haakinson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aug
ust Haakinson, of Hayes, Mimi, was
so1emnized in the. living room Of the
brides home at 8 o'clock Friday. az
ternoon, June 30th. Rev. G. q. Strom
of the Swedish Mission church OF
14nnd by performed the ceremony in
the presence Of a gathering Of rela
tives and friends of the couple.
Miss Florence Haakinson played the
Mendelssohn Wedding March as the
bridal party entered. Following the
ceremony, Rev David E. Swanson and
Paul j. Swanson sang. isa
Miss Viola Haakinson, sister Of the
groom, was the brides only attendant
while Mr.. Haakinson had Rev. David
-. Swanson brother Of the bride, for
best man. Miss Haakinson wore a
gown Of yellow canton crepe and a
corsage of Ophelia roses, candytuft
and Baby breath.
Little Linnea Hagman, niece of the
bride, was the flower girl She wore
a dainty dress of white spider silk EN-.
broidered in yellow and carried a bas
ket of Marguerites and strewed vel
low petals up the aisle. The ring bea
yer was Phillip Swanson, nephew OF
the bride, and carried the ring in the
heart Of an Easter lily.
The bride wore a lovely gown Of iv
DRY ottoman crepe fashioned with pan
els trimmed in rose design of beads
Her long veil was held in place by a
wreath ofsMyrtle. She carried a show
er' bouquet of lilies Of the valley
sweet peas, Ophelia roses and baby
breath.
A three course dinner was served al
$50 for 35 guests. The bridal cake
formed the center piece at the bridal
table while large bouquets of wild
roses were used at the other table
Pink and green streamers and sweet
peas were used thruout the room.
+ Mr.. Haakinson and his bride will
*be at home after July 18th, at the
Swanson farm
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KNOW: YOUR WHEAT
Farmer. Of Kandiyoli: County to
be Taught Grain Grading BY
Federal Departments

In order that the farmers of Kan
diyohif County may know the, market
value Of their grain before marketing
the. Federal Department. of Agricul7
ture will begin soon its. Know Your
Wheat" campaign. This campaign
will -be conducted. in part as a market
news service: The extension officials:
Of Minnesota and the Dakotas held a
conference recently with DIR. H. c.
Taylor of the FederalsDepartment Of
Agriculture and decision was reach.
ed to carry on this campaign at the
beginning in: the following Minnesota
counties: Kandiyohi,, Kittson, Marsh
ALL; Clay, Norman, Traverse, Renville,
Lac qui Rarle, Wilkin and Ottertail:
These counties will be given the first
opportunity under the proposed pro-
,ject: The plan is one originated with.
the Federal DEPARTING nt:
This campaign should have its val
ue along business lines for the farm
ers and has great: Instructive value
forever the general public.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-05
POPULAR WEDDI G
SVEA Asst Wednesday


The marriage, Of Florence Christ
ianson, daughter Of MI. and Mrs. e
Christianson of Svea, and j. Albin
Freed, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Freed
of Fahlun, was one Of the signal mat
rimonial events Of the season The
wedding rites were conducted BY Rev
John B: Sorenson at the sSvea Luther
an church last Wednesday afternoon
June 28th, at four o:c1ock
I! The bride was attned in white pussy
willow taffeta, with Spanish lace and
trimmed with beads. She wore veil
caught with orange. blossoms. Her
shower. bouquet was composed OF bride
roses and baby breath.
Amy, Freed, a sister Of the groom,
was the only attendant Of the bride.
Herbert Christensen, brother Of the
bride, was best man. Miss Freed was
gowned in tan pussy willow taffeta
with. Spanish lace and wore corsage
bouquet Of roses. \. S s.s p IS
At the church Miss Agnes Paulson
Of Willmar sang "At Dawning," and
"Oh Promise Me" Miss Esther. Paul
son accompanied her. sister at the
piano. Mrs. J.. B. .Sorenson rendered
Lohengrin's Wedding march.
A reception was held later at the
home of the bride where a three course
dinner was served to forty-two guests.
The rooms were beautifed with
hearts, steamers, church ferns and
tall cathedral candles. 70.
The happy couple left Thursday by
motor cal. for. Duluth and Minneapolis
where they spent a week visiting
After July 18th they will be at
home on the farm Of the groom which
he operates in the township of Fahlun.
The many friends Of the couple de-
sire for, them all the happiness and
prosperity that welded life can afford.
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: PUBLIC
INFORMATION
SERVICE

Some folks think these advertise
ments about the great drugless health
science Of, Chiropractic are solely in
tended to get more patients.
Such is not the case.
Chiropractic is comparatively new.
Many do not know the remarkable
results achieved in restoring and
maintaining health. AS many as pos
sible SHOULD know.
Hence these advertisements. Hence
the invitation to telephone $40. for
further information. No obligation in
Cured. No charge for consultation.
The main idea of these advertise
ments is to get the story of Chiroprac-
tic to more people more quickly.
Telephone 620 Today. S'..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-05
GARD OF THANKS

We desire to take this opportunity
to gratefully acknowledge the many
kindnesses shown us during our recent
bereavement and loss of our dear hus-
band and father. We also wish, to ex-
press our thanks to. those who con-
tributed those beautiful fowersi and
the Willmar Lodge No. IS, B. of LIZ.
& E., the Ladies Auxiliary Of the B.
Of L F. & E., A. o. U. Wand the Vet
Grams. of the Great Northern Railway.
Mrs Christ Rasmussen ~.
and Family.
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.ATWATER: YOUNG LADY
/. WEEDS HARDW ARE MAN
Miss Selma. Senechal. United in
!. ~Wedlock to George. Free
|. man Of Dassel 81

I The home Of Mr. and Mrs. D. F.
Senechal of Atwater was the scene of
a, pretty wedding Wednesday after:
noon, June %, at 1880 o'clock, when
their daughter, Miss Selma c., Sene-
chal, became the bride Of Mr.. George
p. Freeman, son of Mrs. A. G. Freeman
of. Dassel. The ceremony was: read
by, Rev. F.. E. Pasche, pastor Of the
St. Johns German. Lutheran church
of Harrison. Forty. guests: were in
attendance. ... 80 X
Miss Gertrude Senechal sang "Be-
cause" The Mendelssohn wedding
march was played by Mrs. Hulda Pc.
tiers. !!
The bride was attended; by her sis
ter, Miss Gertrude Senechal, who was
attired in dark brown canton crepe.
The groom was. attended by Dr.. Lem.
uel Norden Of Dasse1.. ..,-
The bride was attired in dark, blue
silk. taffeta and wore a corsage bou.
quet, of brides roses and lilies of, the
valley. After the. ceremony a. three
course dinner was served at two large
tables, at five o'clock. The decora-
tions were sweet peas. The rooms
were adorned with pink and white
crepe paper and roses. 8
The bride is one of Atwater's popu.
lar young ladies. She was graduated
from the Atwater high school after
which she attended: Normal school
The past seven years she has taught
school at Dassel.
The guests from distance were Mr.
and Mrs. A. Arneson and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
Caesar Wilson and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Gust Freeman and family, Irving
Dorothy and Clifford Freeman and
Mrs. A. G.. Freeman, mother of the
groom, all Of Dassel.
The newlyweds left shortly after the
dinner for an auto. trip to the twin
cities where they will visit relatives
and friends. After August LIST they
will be at home at. Dassel where the
groom owns a home. He has a posi-
tion al, the Anderson Hardware store
at Dassel: 4s ~ B. !, Is
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-05

Mr. and Mrs. John Gleotzel and
children who have been visiting at
the home of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Halverson, also sister,
Mrs. A.: w: Wall; left Thursday for
their home at Gillette Grove, a. They
will visit at Redwood Falls with an
other sister, Mrs. Archie Stillwell, for
a few days Ted Wall accompanied
them to Redwood Falls where he will
stay for some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie StillWell.
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SURPRISED SUNDAY.

A surprise party was sprung. in hon
OF Of. Gottfred Carlson at his. home in
&Fah!un township last: Sunday. A large
crowd was in attendance. He was pre-
scented with, a purse of money as re-;
membrance of the occasion. Refresh
ments were also served. I, :s-.:- =
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-05
MISSIONARY VISITS HERE

DR.. Albert. Anderson and family and
Gilbert Gullickson Of. Claremont, S.
D., visited at the J. O. Pladsen home
Friday and Saturday. They came
from Minneapolis and were enroute for
Langford, S. D. DR.. Anderson is:
missionary.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-05

Mrs. Victor Nelson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul :Hedin drove to Cambridge
a. week ago Sunday returning last
Thursday. On their return they were
accompanied by Mrs Roy Haugen Of
Montevideo who has been at Duluth
and Cambridge since the funeral of
their relative, John Allen who died at
Duluth three weeks ago from gas as
phixiation while working in his gar
age. The funeral was June 10 tn at
Duluth. IS
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-05
NEW D. INSTRUMENT

K now bass horn costing the Willmar
Municipal. Band, some two hundred dol
lars was used for the first time at the
open air concert given Thursday ev-
ening at tile cour thouse grounds. Ger
/ aid Hoover; who has been playing alto
horn has now been. switched to the
bSss to- as4lst sivert Botnen and ID
using the new horn. Earl Larson IS
nov playing the alto horn section
alone. s=zs. 81 IS 4 ls
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-05
NEW BUS LINE

A new bus line has been established
from this city. The S. @. S. trans
portation company has established a
line between Willmar and Marshall.
The bus: leaves. this city at s a. m, in
the. morning, returning in the even
ing at 5:35 o'clock: Towns visited are
Raymond, Clara City, Maynard, Gran
ite. Falls, Hanley Falls, Cottonwood,
Green Valley and MARSHALL z..5s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-05
GUDRRANDAL LAGEr

ATTENDED GUDBRANDAL EAGET
! John Haugen, Martinus Hanson and
Lily Hanson attended the Gudbrandal
Laget at Detroit, Mimi, on Thursday
and Friday and returned on Saturday
evening. Mrs. P. &C.: Peterson, Mrs.
seelberg, Anton HI hson.anq O. Han
son returned witM them back. and
spent Sunday at the John Haugen
home, and the trip was made by car.
A good time was enjoyed by all.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-05
RIP TO. 0EENvNooDi

ss Nj. and: Mr.. 5 Oscar EInquist, Mr..
and Mrs. Eric ohsberg; son Eugene
ma sdahshtsfs Helen smotored s,to Glen
wood on the Fodfftth and spent the day
!. at the celebrat ton held IN that city.
I Gov: Preuss NO one: o. the speakers. 81
tho day
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-05
lEl
sREA VEllI
CHI tens Parad g Part Of Big
Czkhr.tion July. 18th !. BIG
Feature 81 ..zs5.=

sssss hose who have Wttne ssed the beau:
,.4fful spectacle, OF d chi1dren's parade
:s9arA loaking forward to the children,
that will be held in Willmal
1uly 18th. as part Of the big celebra:
ton being: prepare q by the Elks lodge
! of the city Charles II. Grace is the
chairman; Of complete arrangements
for she children s parade.
,sss. Mis- parade TO be one of the big
features OF the days program OF ev,
entsa IL will be- held at the, Fair
Grounds at tour o'clock III the after.
sno4ns The beauti ful /, procession will
pass in review before the grandstand
Forty-three prizes will be awarded
the. children who will be selected &C.
c0fding. to the schedule below outlined
'ss Parents are urged to enter their chill.
dfen. III the parade. From babyhood to
nfteen: years ,of age. the children are
allowed to participate. i .. ss.
Pretty faces, pretty. dresses, decor,
ated gocarts and wagons, beautiful!
costumes. comical costumes, novel cos.
tunes: and the. many other. clever
things which children. will invent and
make up, will be recognized and re.
Wardef 'for efforts put forth by them.
The following is the chjldren's par
Sde prizes. ~ ;.s.. ~ .':S %-
,,*s Three prizes will be awarded for
tie ptetttest babies up to 3 years OF
ATE. The makeup or carriage is not
considered. ~ ..@ @>. g. Y go
For the prettiest makeup in car
riage or go-cart for babies up to yrs
Of ageSt three prizes will be given.
s Three prizes, prettiest makeup
in: wagons or. similar vehicles.
Age, up to three years. III. -
+ Most, novel makeup of; carriage or
go-cart, three prizes. Age, up to 3 yrs:
5-Three: prizes for most novel make
up in express wagon. Age, to 3 yrs.
i Il Gage g. to- = years. Three prizes
for: most, original; makeup in express
wagon decoration or makeup. 6
& ~ Most original makeup OR decora-
tion Of floats: Age, to 5.years. E.-
,ft8t--Age Is TO- 10 years Most novel
host Three prizes ~ .z...:.
9-Three prizes for. most original
ffoat. Age 5 to 10 years. ..-...-.
10-All ages to Is years. Three pri-
3es for most' novel makeup on foot.
II ALI ages to IS years. Three pri-
yes for most original makeup on foot
s12--Three prizes, All ages to Is
years. Prettiest makeup, on foot.
+, AL ages to IS years, Three pri-
zee Best general makeup on foot or
any vehicle ~: -, .'...-
,14---{lBaby .entrant, from furtherest
distance from Willmar up to five yrs
will receive: a, prize. There will also
fe second prize in this CLASS. f..
'aa15t-8wo prizes for best. makeup in
general pretty OF novel dressed twins.
Mr.. Grace has stated that. anyone
pH toll years ofsage no matter where
he resides may take part. 49,.
Each child who enters may not re:
cetve one Of; the big prizes, but will
be given a prize. Of some kind. No
entry fee will be charged.
Parents are urged to! fill, In this
blank and mail to Charles T. Grace,
Chairman Of the Baby Parade Commit
tee. His address is 814 Park avenue,
,Willmar.~<I =. .,'