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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23

A. Douglas. tract Of land In Mead town.
ship: consideration $500.
Dewey w. Slater and Vida slater. TO
William T.. IIaincs. tract Of land IN
Flushing township; consideration 81.
T. =. Amber and Anna 3. Amber. TO
Frank Petroa. lots Nos. - In block
II OF BarnRrd's third adRtion to Be-
laire: consideration $40.
w. W. Scott and Anna j. Scott. 10
Thomas J. Bowers and Nellie ]. Bowers
tract of land in Pease township: con-
sidcration $40.
Elizabeth Dorsch and Casper I. Dorsch
10 the Union Loan 4 Savings company
tract Of land IN Martins Ferry; consid'
carlton $40
Chas. Henry DUMMY. Jr.. to Theresa
Boston, lot No. In Woriey plot oil
Lansing: consideration $500.
Narcissa Pryor. to Theresa Boston
10: No. c in Morley plot Of Lansing;
consideration $500.
Now Cases Piled.
Mary T.. Kocncmund VS.. August w
Kocnemund. Action for divorce on the
grounds Of extreme cruelty. Attorney
R,'w. Scher:zer represents tho plaintiff
The United States Motor Truck COM
many. corporation vs. Roy A. johnson
Action for replcvin Of personal prop.
erty and # damages for <he detention
&C same In the sum Of $500 and costs
Attorneys Hcialetn. Lynch & James
represent the nlaintitf.
Pound autlty.
Howard King and Willard s. Foster
were found guilty Of contributing n
tho delinquency CT a minor by Probate
Judge Edward D. Meek yesterday after
noon. and King was sentenced to pay n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23

Of Pleasant avenue.
Miss Sarah Mallory was Wheeling
visitor Friday.
Miss Clara Rillc Watson. high
school teacher. left Friday morning for
parkersburg. w. Va, where she will
spend her Christmas holidays.
Among the visitors in Wheeling Fri
day were Mrs ]. X. Wells Miss Frances
Carman and Miss Frances Emig.,
Dorothy May. aged one year and seven
months. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Siclcr, Of Bcthway died Thurs
day evening at $50 O'Clock of acute
Indigestion The body will he taken
saturday 10 Conncllsville. Ia, where
intclmcnt viii he made.
Miss Lucy Smith. of the Griest Cut
Rate Drug store was business visitor
In Wheeling Friday.
Miss Ella u. Fowler. Of Fowlerstown.
Miss Joe smith and Miss Louisiana
Reeves, OF Washington pike. were
among the shoppers in Wcllsburg Fri
day.
Miss Carrie McGlumphy. Of Pleasant
Avenue. and guest. Mrs. s. Wright
spent Friday IN Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mrs NJ. Shaner. daughter Helen and
Louise Tarr. of North Charles street,
visited in Stcubcnvillc. Ohio. Thursday.
Miss c-l4Om RRAnT MyJry loo.
Miss Ada George who attends the
Walnut Lane school at Germantown
near Philadelphia. Pa. md her two
brothers Ned. w, V. L, student and
John. WHO attends Kiski at Salisbury
Ia. have arrived home to spend their
Christmas vacation with their parents.
Mr., and Mrs. T. II. George, OF Charles
street.
Mrs. Alamo Wells sister, Miss Ellen
Reach and Miss Lucy Ealcs of bethany
wcr. among the Christmas shoppers in
wcllSburE Thursday.
The Rcd Cross Headquarters at VOLS
burg have been moved from 7oe Main
street 10 TIA Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Wells OF Main
street will have rs their Christmas
guests Mr., and Mrs, l., w, Zimmerman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23

powell county. Friday, where he had
charge OF the state road camp.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Il. White have re-
turned home from their honeymoon trip
10 New York.
d. Holmes NJ osby's Rock was here
Friday transacting business.
Mrs George Cornelius OF Buckhan-
ron. arrived here Friday 70 vtsi, rela'
t.vrs
NJ. snd Mrs. Lawrence Yates will
spend the week end With friends 1T
Cambridge. o.
Miss Evelyn LonEdon OF Third street
Is quite i'll OF grippe. -
Betty Taylor OF Center street VINO
has been quite Ill OF grippe. Is recov'
er!ak nicely.
Miss Elnore Anderson Of New Con-
cord. o., Is the guest Of Mss Agnes
Anderson OF Third street.
Wayne Mason. student at Morgan
;owr is spending week with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. h. Mason OF
seventh street.
J. &. Lysatt .,t Ohio State university
IS spending the Holidays with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. +. y. Kelly and family OF
Eleventh street.
Lee \Anderson Is spending the weak
end at Warwood with relatives.
son avenue. are the guests Of their
daughter. Mrs D. ], Schne!d and family
Of New Martinav.llc.
Mrs. Will Israel Of Fairmont Is
spending tho holidays here with her
husband.
Miss Lula Bowers will spend tho
weekend with her parents at Pleasant
Valley.
Miss Anna Lee Moore OF high school
faculty. left last evening for New Con
cord. O., to spend the holidays with her
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Shattock OF Third
street left last evening for Barnes
VILE. O., to visi: Mr. and Mrs. Charles
White.
Misses, Gail and Gazella Grow. arc
spending the Holidays with their par
ents at Glen Easson.
w. r. Blake nf Wooster. O.. is the
guest Of his aunt. Mrs. J. D. Bruce on
Fourth street.
Mss Stella Eaks OF Tomlinson ave-
nue. Is the guest Of her parents at Pow
hatan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23

Sunday school of the church Will take
part and the !efrait is expected to be a
big one.
Community Christmas Entertainment
Members OF tho Community council
are planning to give an entertainment
on tho Refer lawn on Christmas alter
noon. A literary program has been pre-
pared which will nc held on the lawn
unless the weather is bad In which case
It VIII be held in the St James hall on
Logan street. a Christmas tree will
also be planted on the lawn which vii!
he decorated with electric bulbs which
Will he lit every evening during the
week.
n. =. Christmas Services
Rev. p. l.. Flanagan Of the First NJ,
E. church viii take for the subject o.
his Sunday morning sermon Christ
mas Communicative of Gods Laws In
the evening the Sunday school Will hold
it's annual Christmas service. Al TINS
service there Will be special Offering
for the children Of the world. This ~
\ regular affair with the SUNDAY school
OF this church these offerings being tax
en- up every Christmas.
l6eNschsn Briefs
Miss Helen Staubs has returned homo
to spend the holidays with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ieoman left yesterday
for Marion. O.. where they Will spend
the holidays with friends.
Mr., and Mrs. Elwood Doyle have re-
turned from their honeymoon spent IN
the east.
Lawrence Apologize has returned
home after spending several days IN
Chicago visiting relatives.
Miss Margaret Biggs OF Garfield
street returned from q visit with rel
atives In Cleveland.
Mrs. Dewitt Morgan who has been
III at her home on Logan street Is re-
covering.
Mrs. J. J. Smith Of Sherrard returned
home after spending some time mere
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Seamon or car
ington returned home after spending
yesterday here visiting relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
M'NlECHEh
Holding Aeh0arsAls.

1ol01ug 1ohoareNlbs
The members Of the Sunday school OF
the First NJ. E. church are holding re-
hearsals at the church every evening IN
preparation for the Christmas entertain
mert that wilr he held in the church
Tuesday evening. The whole Sunday
school will take part in this affair.
Girl Scout MsstinS.
Members OF The Girl Scout troop OF
McMeehen held their regular weekly
business session in the school building
Last evening. Matters pertaining TO the
welfare Of the troop Was discussed.
womaa's Club Meeting.
Members Of the woman's lcub Will
meet in the library room on Seventh
street Tuesday evening where they Will
hold their regular monthly business
session. socia! time will also be held
and fine literary program will be car
rled out.
B.fs Sale.
Members Of The Woman's Foreign
Missionary society of the First NJ. E.
church will give bake sale In Osers
meat market this afternoon. Pies. cakes
docuhnuts and pastries Will be on sale
The sale will continue until all the
pastries have been sold.
Give Dance.
The Dix!eland Serenaders gave the
first Of the two dances last evening In
the st. James hall on Logan street. The
dance WAS we'll attended by the many
friends OF the orchestra who received
Invitations. Refreshments were served
during the evening. The second dance
Will be given on December goth In the
s.. James hall. This one Will be
New Year dance and IL expected to be
Il larger affair than the one last eve
rtng.
9aafstbAll Game.
The members OF the basketball team
Ct the Legion held their flnai workout
last evening on the Union high gym
tor .heir game with the Caseys which
win be played on the Carroll floor this
evening. TIE Legion has been very
successful in their games so far and
the Cas"ys have been as successful
which is expected 70 make the game
his evening a fast and exciting one.
Preparing for Entertainment
Members Of the Sunday school Of the
Church Of God are holding rehearsals In
the church every evening in prepa ton
for the entertainment which they plan
to give on Monday evening. The whole
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23

MAMA DoLLs-Large Size ............$2 4S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
WELLSBURC
County Oourt.


Members OF the county court met on
Wednesday evening ana approved the
bonds of various officers They also
discussed plans for replacing the dcfcc-
tive boiler in the court house. but in
this connection, u belief seemed to pre-
vail that in the Spring. some improve
ments and additions might be added to
the present county property. and In view
Of that fact an effort would be made to
struggle along with the present boiler
Ralph whitshssd.
Ralph -'hi,chead, aged II. prominent
resident Of Wheeling and founder of the
Insurance firm Of Ralph Whitehead and
Son. died on Wednesday afternoon at
1:15 o'clock following a lengthy illness
Mr.. Whitehead was the father of
George Whitehead. deceased. nf this
city and also has several other rcla-
ttires here.
r. N. c. A. News.
The 7 Is very very busy these days
getting ready for their first real circus
which Is slated to appear before the
public on Thursday. December "Sth. All
the members are working hard To make
II huge success of mlrth and fun.
, Further developments Will be announced
later.
Basketball.
The big. game scheduled between the
married pon and the single men Of the
Business Mems CLASP Is postponed to
New Years day In order TO allow both
teams To get In better single practice
No admission Will be charge as II Is in
tended 10 be an education 10 the pub
lie along basketball lines.
Mrs. Ada crals.and son William have
rcturucd ~ their home in West Middle.
town. Pa, after Il visit At the home of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
.xAr1uEz~ 1u1o1A1 coxr1ssEs

Nav York. Dec. IA. matinee" bur-
elar who confessed 100 afternoon Dur
Siaries, according to the police, but VINO
was caught the first time ne "oI ;I
headquarters today. Police said the
value of goods stolen since last August
was $50; (OOO. He was Thomas F. Bed
ford.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23


Ladies Wool JsrSey Ososgss, regular
$500. for-tpscisl Ss.ss.
Also dresses WIN fancy Gim ~ sa
Drown ana o'ue-Spss'~A, ~e'
Aisss Dresses. fancy. nrss eI1ss
800. -. Sa.oa e. S1aa
-.
onSan 0fsssss 1or 1 s'S
chndrsa. from $50 to &ass.
ChildrSn's 1loomsr Suits. 500. $50
wosoi Ana JsYssx ohsldrsn,, Iloorusrs
a. 80 10 ae ga.
80 ~.H.,,s tr.
"Soa "a. IVY c.s
ttom IL W "a, AZ WvoA' "N
% - p 81 On '
An dnAs Of 1odons ana Jsvsiry ct
1ar1aa1 Prices.
Cnr1stsaas Toys, oh<tstnaas Handler
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23

LADIES' SIX HOSE
Speeial--scc, 9ee, Sl-2o, S1As, S.ss
S2.se.
LADIES SILK AND WOOL HOSE
All colors and wool heather.
spee:al-4sc, o8c, Sl.2S, $3.50, 11.Ss,
sass
LADIES' Isle THREAD HOSE
Fancy. black. condOvou, while
Specialize
Ladies' lIercer!.sd Koss-SpseiAl 3se
Ladies Msreerixed Hoss--Spseial 12e
MEMS SILK CLOCK hose
Fancy Christmas BOXES, regular price
,l.25-spseta,-7Sc, CSC, SOC.
SILK anc wool Mixed Eoss
MIdc in England
T., Regular price 3l.is--Spsoial $50
Nsn'u FEATHER Hose
Asn's Isle KOBE ase. lse
Cotton Hose .................. LOG
FOR CHRISTIANS GIFTS
Ladios' Mems and DoyI xid CLOVIS
$50 to S2.9s.
Nsn's srk Shirts, all sizes.
t2.os to S7.ss
All colOrs. ThiS price today $50
more. but We are still selling at old
prices.
Madras snirtg. $50 to sa.ss
We sell Il at low prices.
All sizes and ,colors.
Christmas Bestss sets and separate
belts-eSc and mp. Il
VERY pREssY BABY DOLL
CLOSES Its Eyes.
Was $i.9S for. v3.2S
Was SOS for. .................S l.sa
Was $lis FOR. SIC
Was $l.25 for. .........:. .7So
MEMS CHRISTMAS NU1HLERS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-11
SUCCESSION
Enemies

Play fair with your enemies and never misuse your
rivals. Strive excel others but do exat yourself
Honor the honor that they may have brotherly
feeling toward you
Our enemies and our friends make what
We gain lose according attitude toward them.
Facing your foes will put your fears. Be
ready forgive fight Give yourself square deal
by measuring your enemies by the Golden Rule.
You can afford to forget your enemies. but untrue
friend is always dangerous.
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OR USED CARS MAKE GOOD
OR WE WILL

OR USED CARS MAKE GOOD
OR WE WILL
Buick FIVE passenger. This car has
had exceptionally good care. which you
will notice from examination; equip
ped with cord tires and one spare
paint is first class; new top, and the
mechanical condition we guarantee.
Price S675 Superior Motor Sales Co,
213-15 s. Main st. Main 49,
Maxwell five passenger touring car.
1920 We are Offering YOU in this car
one Of the best values we have had IN
this style car for 90 days and we as
sure YOU that Won will be very pleased
90 own this car after a demonstration
i'm 10 at $4,000.
Brick six cylinder four passenger
coupe. Just refinished. and looks like
new The equipment consists Of good
tires and one spare, spot light and
bumper The mechanical condition is
In first class shape in every respect
and our price on this car va consider
is 20oo less than 10 should be for the
value we are Offering. Price $4,000.
Studebaker six. 1918. five passenger
We are going 10 offer this car at a low
price IN order TO move IL quickly. II
ton. IL Il equipped with first class
tires. good battery and n all ready 20
60 right ont and continue IN service
our price for a quick sale Is $4,000.
We have several first class used cars
all standard makes, which we offer al
real bargain prices. We invite YOU 70
come In and inspect them
TERMS IF DESIRED
SUPERIOR MOTOR SALES co.
DIS s. MAIN ST
Main 1S5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-11

Help-MaIc or Female "a
MEN AND WOMEN. young, to learn
weaving on fancy woolens. Easy TO
learn; steady employment. Apply
Supt's Office South Bend Wooden Co
Men. WOMEN. Is OVER wanting gov
eminent positions. Railway mail, post
office. other positions. salary Sl400-
$500, experience unnecessary Full
particulars free Write G.. W. Robbins
Civil Service Expert formerly with
government. 517 Pope Bldg. Washing
ton. u. G.
statesmen Periodical Publishers
Service Bureau requires a local repre-
sentative 10 take subscriptions 10 their
magazine clubs. Big money for will
ing workers. 2lS Pythian Bldg, Indian
apOhs, Ind.
Statesmen And Agents So
AGENTS wanted for high class rubber
specialties Easy sales. Territory as
signed and good commission Phone
L-5373 or see g.. Y. Poole. SOS f. How
ard ST
MN And WOMEN agents Must have
experience In Canyassing. Apply Pan
torium TailOrs. 203 ". Center ST.
Statesmen wanted TO solicit orders for
lubricating oils. greases and paints
Salary or commission. Address the
Harvey OH Co. Cleveland. Ohio
ALESNAN-Satis1ed 10 START about
$4,000 a week because possibilities are
unlimited Apply Mr.. Ramp, SO Farm
ers Trust Bldg.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

SPECIAL BARGAINS
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THE
NEXT FEW DAYS. WHILE THEY
LAST. We HAVE THE MOST
WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN
USED FORD CARS IN INDIANA
COME N AND GET THEM AT
YOUR own PRICE AND TERMS.
OPEN EVENINGS. ". R. HIM
KLE. INC. 223-5-7-o n. LAFAY-
ETTE BLVD.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobllcs for sale.

ATTFNTT0N- AUTO OWNERS AND
BUYERS Before you buy or trade
your new or used car 20 will pay you
To sec r. Fefarman. south Bend Nash
Motor Car CO.. loo Lincoln WAY r.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-11

WOOD WORKING MACHINE
ATORS. CARPENTERS,
AND CABINET MAKERS FOR
FRAME ASSEMBLY. METAL
FINISHERS. HANDY MEN EX-
PERIENCED WITH TOOLS.
APPLY TO SUPERVISOR OF
LABOR, PLANT 1, STUDEBARER
CORPORATION.
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HINnT AsTF0L0GIST

The worlds most noted medium
cIairvovanr and asfroIoglst. sitting Iu
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stars Remem her the star will guide
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troubled or discouraged on any affair
o. life send the date ~ your birth.
- cents 70 cover mailing expenses, ]
will send horoscope Of importance 20
you Must send self addressed en-
velope Address Or ". r Himihia.
Savannah ga TrrE HnT loss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-11

NfrcuAWAEA Az gfr--1.-orm com.
pleteIv modern house. solid .ae lllel
downsrairs- double garage elaoel-
down. first pawn L lfrh
So7 se4 - Farmers Trust Bldg Lin
s25I offre. LIN f--f residence
NAVARRO pI-Tolt AS. tFe 900
strictly modern new bungalow laIn-
dry On che basement l"t fNEL-' =
Price e. g10n For terms see Joseph
Renko Jr So " Indiana Az. Phone
Main 500 open evenings from 90
o'clock
SOTPF DANE AV--We of-r an at
trartfve home on Nofre Deme Av.
Convenient f0 The university. 40 foot
frontage. with the most beautiful gar
dens In South Bend Cement drives.
over 000 shrubs. large garage, steam
heated. a modern home. "a show pal-
ace ga E0 By appointment
DAVIS e. WALSH
FL ". JenersOn Blvd. Lin oITs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-11

Sewing Machines. 59A
SEWING MACHINES at factory prices
plus freight and carriage New Singer
New Singer Portable Electrics $500
Slightly used Singers $500; other
makes from $500 up, guaranteed and
delivered We do repairing and sell
supplies for al makes Every one says
we do the best hemstitching IN the
city. Ask anyone that cares
SOUTH BEND HEMSTITCHING SHOP
AND SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE
125 F Jefferson Blvd
Lincoln $3.50 No Agents 70 PAY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-11
Wanted-To Rent s
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

81 ST%ESS VACANT-We viii sell or
lease for long time. two pieces of va
cant in business district, 6Ox165 and
60x12O Davies & Walsh. oil ". JET
fersOn Blvd Lincoln 57T9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-11
Musical Instruments

FOR SALE-Remington upright piano.
oak finish. looks Ike new. will sell
cheap II taken az once. Excellent con-
dition; terms 10 relia bic parties 1919
: Carroll 81.
* NOTE PLAYER piano, sos, Ike
new. Is rolls. bench and scarf J. N
Rose. 22s S Michigan -. Main 235.
TIE HEART OF your photograph is the
motor Repairing on all makes.
Cooper, 201 E Jefferson blvd. Lincoln
SPECIAL BARGAINS in musical instru-
mants Trade your old for new saxo-
phones Eep's Band and Orchestra
Shop. 2l9 ", Jefferson Blvd
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AUTOMOBILES
wanted-Automobile

HAVE YOU thought about your last
years straw hatf You have heard what
we can do with them in line 81 REIN
ishinC. blocking aud resewing into DIFF
ferent shapes The cost Is small
Don't wait for the rush South Pend
Hat Bleechery. us : Main st. Main
1E7g
USECLEANING - Let US renovats
and rebuild your mattresses. Skilled
wOrEmen. Prices reasonable. Geo
Wandel s23 Cushing ST Phone L. 2is5
HAVE YOUR RUGS washed b. the Ham
iltou Beach way. II makes EN- look
like new. Lincoln 6l4S
HOUSE CLEANING-Ncw is the time 10
have your windows and house cleaned
up: we also clean carpets with the
Hamilton Beach machine. South Bend
Window Cleaning Co. 124 y. Michigan
St Lincoln G1A
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-11

AUTOMOBILE OWNERS Garazernen.
mechanic. reualrmen send today FOR
free -onv ~ this months issue. q
contains helpful. instructive informa-
tfon on overhaullrg ign ton troubles,
wiring ~arhuretnrs. storage batteries
etc over 100 pages. Illustrated >end
f0r free conv today Automobile Di-
rpvf - Butler Bldg Cincinnati. o.
PROM dates now given 7 viii not be
responsible for purchases made bT
mv wife Ruth Johnson. Chas r. John
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SECURITY Statesmen

II You are a live wire and can fur
nish references ne can offer you
q place on our saT selling a bond
that Is now yielding 12ee per annuE.
Particulars IN first letter. Box e5,
News Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS


NELSON T. JONES. with The aid of tae
onfv licensed ladv embalmer On the
city and 30 years. experience deserves
Confederation should misfortune come
o. vour family Wayne and 81 Jo'
SITS Lincoln $500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-11

LIVE STOCK



BABY CHICKS-Rig. strong and vigor-
ous. from heavy LAYING strains Twelve
leading breeds f-c each and up. safe
arrival guaranteed by prepaid parcel
post Catalogue free. OWES Poultry
Farm & Hatchery. e8 state ST. Marion
Indiana
s O. WHITE LFGHORN Matching
Eggs. Is cents per setting. or 500
per hundred. Tor prompt delivery.
order from this sd
T. l.. LANE.
Route No G. Niles Mich
FEEDING TANKAGE-Pure meat. blood
and bone, buy direct from maker; e
Do In 1o0-lh. bags. Lippmans, 20 y.
MATCHING EGGS from real Single
Comb Rhode Island Reds Good win
ter LAYERS. Harrison - FL
II SILYERLACED HAMBU RG HENS
And one male. also eggs for Matching
Can County - F-2
FOR SALE-Wild Mallard duck eggs for
Matching. Phone Gail Davis Main Zg3n
WHITE ORPTNGTON baby chicks and
Matching eggs. Call County ST.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-07
Wailuku Girl Scouts
Well Called Ginger

Wailuku's new troop of Girl Scouts
is well named. 1t is called the Ginger
Troop, after the ginger blossom and
its members are just as full of pep
and ginger as they showed in a pretty
entertainment at the Waikiki Gym on
Friday night. The program was we'll
arranged, splendidly carried out and
a credit to all who participated in it.
especially to Irene Garcia, who drilled
the dancers.
First there was a Flower Dance by
Bella Pombo. Allie Medeiros. Ethel
BentO and Blanche Garcia which was
followed by the Rose Dance by Irene
Moura and a japanese Dance in which
Hilda Medeiros, Cyrilla Garcia and
Irene Garcia participated. Then came
an Indian Dance by Irene Moura and
Ethel BentO and a lovely Spanish
Dance by Irene Garcia who followed
her dance with a piano selection.
Fun was created by the Scare
Grow Dance by Irene Moura. Cyrilla
Garcia, Rosalie Abreu, Bella Pombo.
Allie Mcdeiros. Blanche Garcia, Alice
Medeiros and Ethel Bento which was
followed by a dainty Elfn and
Brownie Dance by Cyrilla Garcia and
Ethel BCnto. Irene Moura and Blanche
Garcia were two dainty Spanish
maids in the next number and were
followed by Carmen Garcia. who gave
"Fair Warning in a well rendered
recitation.
Sweet H~ortense" was a song mum
Der that scored a hit and won repeat
ed encOres. The chorus was GARNER
Garcia, Cyrilla Garcia, Irene Moura
Blanche Garcia, Rosalie Abreu. Bella
Pombo, Allie MedeirOs, Ethel Bento
Alice Medeiros and Irene Garcia
The closing number was an equally
pleasing selection shanghai sun,
by Bella Pombo, Rosalie Abreu. Alic,
Medeiros, Blanche Garcia and Iren,
Moura.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-07

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SECOND CIRCUIT. TERRITORY
OF HAWAII.
At Chambers-In Divorce No. 1889.
Mtwa Full W. Libellant, vs.. Kuichi
Full (k), Libe!lee.
To KUICHI FUJII, Libellee.
You are hereby notified that the
Libel for Divorce filed against you
in this Court by your wife, Miwa