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De MI | fremragenoe lebenbe Stillin'
ger.
apinbe forlanser Cmtrllins. Wiis
@labps Yple bIep peo SrimRrbalget
meb fun ipp Stemmers Waioritet ia.
gen iom 8anbibat for Domination til
&eprGientant / Segislaturen fra Sn'
ron, oa bar oerfor MI f~orlangt ONT
telling al Stemmerne. Senoes Woo-
fanoioat cr 6. 8. @orbon. Wiis 8ple
er en- al De forbolbspis meset faa
apinber, iom / Soutb Oafota ittaeoe
iig for 2egislaturen.
Irrbt meo laant @aabcn. Otto
s. Sloericbinger, Ell Sarmer ipope'
ltenfor Gbeiter, er blepen br4bt peo
at ct S~aglgeper, ban ielo bar, peo
ct ltbelo affpreoes. Sarmeren bapoe
LIANT @ep9ret, % bet formooes, at
ban, life bar pailt meo at baanotere
Sfpoepaaben. Sbet ban foripgte at
frpbe giennem ct Staaltraabaieroe
blep Sfuooet affpret meo ben 5slge,
at 2abningen rammeoe bam / Wopen.
Sarmer reobet fra 0pben. Spen
Sorbabl, en- Sarmer n9r @arretion,
blep / Tanb % Sele faitflemt UNDER
fin p9ltebe Tractor og niloe babe liot
en- fpaIfl,lo Sob, ON life bans Bro.
Der tilfelbigpis par blepen Gione til
llIpffen. Sorbabl bar fisrt neo til
en- 9ef for at fpIbe 8anobebolberen,
men oa Waifinens 8remieapparat
life piloe fitnsere p9ltebe ben no /
81ffeleiet. Manoen blep UNDER Stp.
rebiulet flemt neo | Snnb % Ssle,
men ba groberen traf til of bore /
Rprheben blep bnn rebbet meb rogle
faa forbolbspis u~betpoelise apeitel-
fer.
Jjoraarets Nplins foriinfer Saar-
arbetbet. Sra Siour SaGs berettes,
of omenb Der finn er i,ogle faa Tiger
til ben SiS, oa Mais ifal plantes, ct
Der paa mango Steoer enbel nofiaa
itore Waisaere, iom fremoeles itaar
Der ursrte meo Sioraarets Ipling.
9ette ifal ii0r bore Silfeloet peo
@arretion, / Den norblige Del at
Winnebaba Gountp. griien paa
Mais bar iibite Ssit iaa lap, of mani
&c Sarmere life ipntes oct betalte Jig
at leie Soft til Waisinobsitningen,
bporfor De braete / Slis bpao De ielp
tunbe operfomme, % loo Relten itaa.
Weget at oeres Wais itob berfor
fremoeles / Igeren, Ga Sinteren iatte
inb. Saaren er MI fomumet paa bisie
Sarmere iom Sulefpeloen paa &ier.
rinsa, ioet De iaa omtrent paa Ell %
famine Sio ifal faa Smaagrsnet /
Soroen, "buIfe" fin Wais fra ifior,
plsie bette 2anb og plante Den Mais,
iom til Soften ifal bore en- al bans
Sttot9gtsfilber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18

Ssnner, Der inofanbt fig oeb SoA.,
rens Spgeleie, unoerfaitebe liz bS"".
gloooperfsring for at aienonrsS,ssss
Gatientens bnrtig ininoen6e arpitar
og bet lpffeoes neiten bebre enb No.,
tet. '"'
Sneen foiter Emperor S62 .Ooo
Sioen ben itore Sneitorm / sI,,ttos,
at Jebriiar % meoregnet De mimi.
Storme, man iiben bar bapt, bor Sot
foitet Superior omtrent S62 .OOo =.
boloe fine 8aoer iaa noaenIunbp for'
bare. Sioen nepnte Sneitorm ; g.
brnor bar bet gaaet Slag / SIoo o -,
gper bar iaa omtrent ~uofbrubt moot
tet habe en- flor Irme Sneifuffprs =;
Irbefoe. Der blep fsrit bepiIaet SOL :,
600 til oisie 2snnineer, men BET fnr.
Hog lite, og peb Siben al benne s,r,,
lfal Der MI bore ubbetalt Sal, 900,
"2is" fummet tillioe iai,u, 0,,
ton 8lois at aenoiba tom forrin.
nge tilliDe isien i iaapas aob Six
at Smfo'tninger meb 9egropeIic inS'
ipareoes, og Inton bemonitrprpSo
Den &ienosgiernine, of ban Dor 6sS
ornffen iiteoetfor bso. Inton bonSs
ltgget | Gpale / to 9san, GA bons
Sante, iom | oerne Si6 bop6e nn.
penot forifieIise Wioler, orioo hmm
eroelis for oso oe b~uoienote lin.
oertafer". Senne braete boa for
Sifferbebs SfpIb 9iaipnsmorhsr
meb fig. On 2ese bIep oaioo bcntst
men ale btsie SasfoIf tom til Srt
&eiultoi. at @anoen par osb. "lIr.
oertater'en" babbe oIereoe tconrSt
at lGgge fine Eager tilrette, 90 Nm.
ton iaste aabnebe Sinene, ioa Tia ON.
firing meo EFT libt foroirret @ire
lprarg oerpaa op og iogebe ale ban
Ser. 2igipnsmanoen tilfoIote itror
Bolittet, og Inton braetes til Srno.
llet for Der at faa iope belt no. San
lfal %ienere babe fortaIt, at nooen hon.
DC praffet paa bam enoeI mere crS
alininoelis oaarIist biemmebrrnbt
8rGn6epin.
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Wttnne1ota.

SriQinger fbbt / ct. Tanl. Wrs.
slrtbur 8eterion / Soutb ct. Soul
bIep Iut til lobe april BEN Ipffelise
Wober til ire 8ieer, Der bier neiebe
pmtrent fire Hunb. Snapel Wtooer
iom 8srn melbtes at bore / beoite
g~efnbenbe. Saberen orbeiber / De
ftore S1aeterier / Soutb ct. Haul.
SuIpitaI nbpiSet / 8pebeiter. On
np SIei, Ser er feiet til ct. Warps
SoipitnI / &ocbeiter, bIeb formelt
uabnet og tagen / grue fibIte Sire
bag. Gen rpe Slsi bill blipe fienot
Tom BEN firurgiffe 8ooilor, ibet So
ipitaIets Notwithstanding bill lint
tes bertil.
Bronna nnSer &nipen. 81. s.
8ronna, tibligere Sorenebe Staters
Senotor fra gtortb 0afota, unberfa.
Itebe fig, Sorsbae / Hocbeiter en- Spe=
ration for ct Wabeonbe. Scr. 8ron=
no melbtes en- Zine efter Speratio-
men Of DRre I en- meget ftltreosItll=
Ienbe Sprfatning.
@a~ararbeioet isane seS 8arnes-
bile. Sra garnespiQe melbtes ben
ABE bs., of Saomaifinerne nor al
minbelig igang / benne Gel al Sta.
ten, ba Igret1e bar burtie terrebe DC
itbite foa Gage. Ser bar boa life
nleaet mere emo Ell SOB neb paa Sp.
len, og paa laptlieseloe Steber itoh
Sano.
Ssritc Tprimbina at Sernerts. -
SG'onen Tor transport Of Ssernerts
ooer 8reat Hortbern ganen fra @rlt.
bernie I'll Gofferne | Sullltb aabneoes
forrige n9e. Saairart S%eilaoien pao
De itore Snbiiser aabnes bill bette
Wfinneiota Brobuft iqien Itremme
neooper I'll De itore Smelterier oo
Stoalperf.
hilbert Seas Wappr at reiianere.
Napor @iaiam 8oblbutler al III.
bert Sea bar parIIet ON, of ban bill
trGoe al iom gpens @Iayor Den 1it(
sunni. San flyer, at hans pripatt
Sorretning tager mere al hans Sib
emo ban Ton ale iom Manor. son
bor tlcrt iom @inpor / lem Mar oc
hor beninloS CT sar tilbagc al iibitl
Sernlin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
&nn0e nGiten indenfinn in;i.

S.u"pe hu|IeH tn8efffti1a IpvIe.
"yfin Some bab6e beret ina / 70 Nor
at en- @apeipsoom % fpiite nritcr
t1ltet," ffriber Sr. Sbeopbite Cote fra
ste. Slime SrembIap, One. "Sftc
maatte bum blibe i Seneen, "a hun
tslte Jig iom on, bum bar 0sben npr,
Seq l9ite ba ONT Or. 9eters a1lrifo
og beitilte bette WiobeI siebIiffcIio.
Sl,t blep mart raft; bum fan ipiic
alt, bbao bum brpber fla ON, oo er M
I beoite Seleaaenbe." Sette peIfienb.
te urtemiobel bar frembroat ftore
He'lltater | 8ebanoIinaen al Iore.
ltoelier; bet %frernrner Mfionorinaen
at W~aapeiaften % anfporer 6orSsieI.
lesorganerne til at eienoptoae bercs
ilorn1ale Sunftioner. a11rifo bIiper
ute iolst at Ipotefere; ben Ieperes
til Golf Of fpecieIt anfatte 2ofoIooen.
ter. Sornermere ltnoerretniro til.
lfrtp Or. Setter Sabtnep & Cons
60, 250t @afbington gIbb., Chico.
90, Sn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
SDo 9afota.
Sreoipeaarsiejt ! EisIrtnn

SISItIUH. SPI Ct
| oisle Gage 30 Iar iiben Sisieton
og Wabpeton Observation-Disclosures
aabneoes for bpioe Settlere, / bpilfen
Inleoning Der iorbereotes en- Seit,
lfnloe afboloes / Sisieton iioite
Ssroas. 6eiten tonftes belit iom en-
al Dem, iom peo slobninaen
rptfeoe inc paa oct npe 2anoomraa.
DC % iom ira Den 5io bar mauae
YiirOer at cpiriife. Niansc al oisic
tsrlte Scttlcrc Dor irenloeleS i Sisic.
ton % Snlcgn ianlt / andre Eelc al
eouilipct, % / De ilcite SiliGlocr or
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
S4inots.

Slis fan bet goa. Or. $. 6. @iI.
lis, | lin Sio en- af 2anbets melt BE-.
rsn1te SGger, ienere ganfprniibcnt
og for ii Iar iiben gier at en- boJp
WIlton Dollars, bsbe Der ON Goocn
/ eonntpfensiIet / Gbicaao. San
par blepen arreiteret for of bopc Us.
lteot o9roilsfe Gbecfs til ct gcIsb al
1923.
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1nolanoet.
eSpWa.

SoWd.
silpirfnina ai Maisinffer. Scrlct
& 6nrS 60, ioul allereoe fsr par el
itort iupuitrielt InlGg / Gebar Ha'
Mrs, hor beapnot Opierelier at en-
,tcrrc 9norino boor Silpirfnii1a al
Woisfuffer bill ipttes iearg. Gen
ms Iobrif er arlagt efter en- 'tor
MooIcItpf, % Waisiutfer ptl blloe CT
n gnens betpoeIigite Srooufter.
gftic,iere irtter Snffeben. Sa9erl
]ornoocnbc Wtiolanb 8actin9 W. |
ciour Gitn bar forrige llae ailta9et
r1 nm co mere i1,buiflet 6ornl, toet De
monoe Iornrerc, Tom fog aftier ! 80.
retooerbet, bar 'loact iia 'arnr1lelt tor
nj befipmpe ale nioerc llobetaltlt9er.
Spennppnte Yacfing 20, Dols ah'
Iro er bereqnet I'll Of tolte 5 Vfihlo,
npr Collars, bar Sc iibite Iar prref
rnber Reccipcrs 9citprclIc, % otalc
onIoobc FOR fort Sib iiben Sag mon
NIfticeicre for Of inbbripe Den rclte-
rcnhe 9etoling for De Itt,cr, man
bopbe teonct iig for. elsie gftleelere
or ale Sarmerc, TOM bapoe baabef al
ifoffc iia ct bebre Ntarfeo, % De bar
M enoaoeret en- befier,ot Ionofnt !
ct. Ioitl for at beItrioe HeceloerS
W~cttiohehpr til ot presie mere Tenge
ito al Dem.
Snbnunc.aamilic anflaset tor
Sf~attcipia. Set bor poft ao'tlllt9
Sorbouielic, Of en- al Snbua'icS met
rcIitooenoe 1antilier cr iot itrloer In'
flooc for peo geora9eri Neteo o9
Sommeniprrgelie Of haoe beloegef
&eoicringcn for St69,OOO Statte'
SolniIien err 9lritin u. Cooper, Stl'
linn =. Cooper % Gatbrpn s. 600:
her. oo oct er ion1 GnlbeosmGno al
". 81. Cooper @agon ano Sll99p 70.
ot Sc 70 grehrc ~poaitaaes OF hape tors
fal'fet fine 8cenifaber for at ullo9aa
Snbtratifotten, llaeicm o9'aa Sclte'
rem ffoI hare pGrct ~belagtig BERT. In-
flooe par ubiteot MOB benz at Den 10
heroIe @ranbiurn / Geoar HaploS,
ga DC blep orreiterebe 'ioite 5orsoag.
Sc ire Ssifenbe er Sern al aroeoe
o(uauitus u. Cooper, iom for hen'
irnob ct aarhlrnbreoe itoen aritllo-
Ioobc Den @ognIabrif, 'om bGrer
hans gsopn. gebroaerterne ltllloe
bore fprspebc / 9sbet al Iarene 1918
ga 1919. Sreflsperet blep leslaot
MOB hper of title aaution for S6OOo.
storn Gitp ifrumper inb. Seo cit
aienoelie / S%iitriftsretten torrlge
l1ae er Stcrp Gitps Smraaoe lfritnl'
oct ino ira $500 til 1000 Acres.
ssor flere Ior iiben bellutteoes, OF
fem Seftioner 2ano ifuloe ilaaes ltto
unoer gpen for at benne tur,oe raa
ioa meaet itprre Sfat al Sernbareit.
Tormere % andre @ienoomsbellOoere
/ Sen onnefterebe gpbcl begpnote BOG
mart of tIase, % zoe iegte tilllo't
&etten ont at blioe Iritaget for ber
sore at tilbere Storp Gitp. De glor-
Be opmerfiom paa, at omtrent alt De
opnaoeoe peb benne 6orbinoelie bar
of betole Sfotte, mebens aloafer,
Gonb % gelpsning life naaeoe benz.
De blep enopioere tpltngne til of iptte
iitano % gruslegee fine Seie, oe ef.
ter at bette bar giort piloe life gpen
enaong bolbe DEM iituno. gproaoet
erflprebe, of man trPngte bette Itore
Smroaoe for of gpen frit pg llbin.
bret funbe bore Zig flor, men bette
arsument bite fig life pegtigt nof.
Saeen bebanbIebes for Sommer
@rigbt og en- Si,rp beitaaenbe Of el-
Iepe Wanb % en- apinbe. Surpen
erfl0reoe fig for ct minbre Storp 81.
IN efter at bape n9ret uoe / fire 81
I1ler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18

totoriet, er 40 tibIisere SoIboter,
fom er ienot berben paa 8esierin.
gems 8efpItning.
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Sbts Sc bar en- COB Ben e1er eIratntr..
Tom De stffer at befqnie r1eb en- Srs,
bborfor faa life fenoe gebfommense "seecrcb.
Soften" for ct sIur?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18

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81 tsipar'Ts :.
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quest,
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is true, the affair would have been
more simple"
81 can we'll behave IT, I an.
swered.
Madame relapsed into her chair,
from which l judged that the pre-
liminary skirmishing was over.
you will please be seated, Mr..
Greatsonl"
] obeyed.
II I'M not going to play the hypo-
critic with you, sir" she said quietly.
ut Is not worth while, is It? The OBJ
5ect Of the struggle between lis has
BEEN on my part, to keep Isobel
and her grandfather apart. You
have doubtless correctly gagged my
motive. lsobel's mother was my
fathers favorite child. II he had
an idea that her child was alive,
he would receive her without a
word. She would completely usurp
the place Of Adelaide. my W
daughter, in his affection-and in
his will"
an his WILL I repeated quietly.
"Yes, understand"
Madame nodded.
st is quite simple" she said.
"For myself l am willing to admit
that | am an ambitious woman.
Money for It's own sake I take no
heed of, but 1t remains always one
OF the great levels OF the world,
and 1t is the only level by means
OF which | Ear gain what / desire.
never forget that the country over
which my father rules was once an
absolute kingdom, and semi-Royal.
ty does not appeal to me. The be-
trothal OF my daughter Adelaide to
Ferdinand of Saxonia was of my
planning entirely. The dowry re-
CURED by the Council OF Saxonia is
80 large that It could not possibly
De pald II any portion OF my
fathers fortune, great though It Is,
is diverted towards Isobel. Hence
my desire to keep Isobel and her
grandfather apart"
Madame" I sald, you are can
dor itself. lean only regret that it
is my hard fate to oppose such ad-
mirable plans"
Il have been given to under
stand" the Archduchess said. that
1t is now your intention to take
Isobel yourself TO ~Illghera!"
THE tickets" l murmuged, "are
in my pocket"
Madame bowed.
"Well," she said, Il have seen
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clarod that henceforth she adjures
all intrigue"
a footman took my hat and stick
In tho hall. Lady Delahayo led mo
into a small boudoir leading out Of
n larger room. She herself only
opened tho door and closed II, re-
manning outside. was alone with
tho Archduchess.
She rose slowly to her fet, n very
graceful aud majestic looking per.
son, with n suggestion Of Isobel in
bor thin neck and the poso Of her
head. She did not hold out her
hand, and sho surveyed mo very
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CHAPTER xxxUl.

fSTTHIS, then" the Prince re-
marked, raising his eye.
glass, as the young lady
whose romantic history you have
been recounting to me2 But, my
dear lady, she 10 charmingl"
Madame held out her hands af-
fectionately and kissed Isobel, who
had entered the room with her
cousin, on both cheeks. Then she
took her by the hand and presented
her to the Prince Of Cleves and
several others Of the company. Iso-
bel was a little pale, but her man.
ner was perfectly easy and self.
possessed. She was dressed, some-
what to my surprise, in the deep
est mourning. and she even wore
a band Of black velvet around her
neck.
my dear child" her aunt said
pleasantly, IL scarcely think that
your toilet is a compliment to us
all. White should be your color
for many years to come"
Isobel raised her eyes. Her tone
fCon1Inuea nm Nask paoaN
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leads TO a cessation OF the some
what remarkable proceedings of the
last few weeks"
The Archduchess smiled.
WELL" she said, 81 am forced to
admit myself beaten. I have been
hl-served, It is true, but I suppose
my methods were antiquated."
"They belong properly" I ad.
mitted. "to a few centuries ago"
Madame smiled a little queerly.
"A few centuries ago." she said,
II fancy that If III family history
Rights II eSoryod.
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Nothing nsitefs n coward 80 much
as the imputation OF bravery. think
that / shall 20 with you anywhere"
"Evon-to tho Ruo strelitz1"
my courage may fan me at tho
last moment 7 answered. az
present II feels equal oven to tho
Rue Strelitz."
Again she laughed.
"You are n fraud, Arnold" she
declared. AS II we ala not know
II and madame and oil OF us-that
in Paris, even throughout France,
you could walk safely into any den
OF thieves you choose. Your our.
age isn't worth a snap OF tho m.
gers. Any man Fan DO brave who
has the %archangols Of Dotant at his
elbows"
What an easily prioked reputa-
tion," answered rogretfully well,
II IL true. Dotant was F~eurgeres'
greatest friend, and oven Isobei
might walk tho streets OF Paris
alone and IN safety. Hence. I pre-
sumo, the amlable dosiro OF tho
Archduchoss for an alliance"
Lady Delahaye shrugged her lace
clad shoulders.
MY dear Arnold" she said. "for
myself | adore candor, and why
should ! try to deceive your Ma.
DAN: has flavoa q !os.5s same,
and knows II. She has tho cour-
age TO admit defeat. She can stll
offer enough TO make an alliance
desirable. For instance, those
tickets in your pocket for Illghera
will take you there, II Is true, but
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sion by no means displeasing. She
had Isobel's dark blue eyes, and
there was a humorous line about
her mouth which astonished ne.
II am not offering you my hand,
Mr.. Greatson." she said, because
/ presume that until we understand
each other better It would be a
mere matter OF form. Still, / am
glad that you have come to see
mo-"
II am very glad too, Madame"
I answered. especially II my visit
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they will not take you into the pres
ence OF the King"
"The King" | remarked pensive-
ly, leads a retired life"
"He does" Lady Delahnye an
nwered, "He has the greatest objec-
tion to visitors, and for a stranger
to obtain m audience Is almost an
impossibtlity. He never leaves the
grounds OF the villa, and his secre
tary, who opens all his letters, is
a friend OF Madame's,"
You have put your case admir-
ably" | remarked. III Madame Is
sincere, | should at least like TO
hear what she has TO say"
Lady Delahaye drew a little sigh
az content.
AT last" she exclaimed, 81 do
believe that you are going TO boz
have like q reasonable person"
l could NOT refrain from the
natural retort.
II have an idea" I said, "that
up to 90 my actions have been
fairly well justified"
We were mounting tho steps OF
her house. She looked around and
raised her eyebrows.
I'VE must let bygones be by
gones!" she said. MADAME has do
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fPTTHIS, then" the Prince re-
marked, raising his eye
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DAILY KENNEREC JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER o. 1922

pattern have been made. The pur-
pose il to have each woman draft
and know how to use foundation pat
terms. fitted to herself so that she
may be able to make dresses and
waists without fittings or alterations.
Petticoat patterns to the number of
70 were made at cost of s. cents;
value $40: saving. 1887. Ten COM
munities have made them. From the
petticoat patterns. IA petticoats were
cut at a cost Of $1450; value. $32;
saving, $17.51.
- Foundation waist patterns made
number So: cost, $5.97; value, $38;
saving, $32.03. Seven communities
took the work.
Eleven communities held spring
millinery meetings with 1876 present.
They remodelled 80 hats: cost $11.09;
value, $500; saving, $40. Nineteen
hats were made at a cost of s36.SS;
value. 500. saving, s73.12; total.
$15312.
In the entire clothing project. 20S
different articles. including garments,
dress forms and hats were made.
Cost. $114.95; value. $s3s.O5; saving,
S72310.
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Rebekah Aid
Plans Christmas
Fair on Dec. 5

The Rebekah Aid Is planning
fair, including sale of handmade
Christmas goods, show and dance.
Tuesday evening. Dec. 5 At the City
Hall. An efficient corps OF workers
are busily engaged in doing their
respective tasks in making the affair
a success. This is the first time
that the Rebekah Aid has held their
| annual Christmas fair at any place
outside the I. 0. Q. F. hall.
"Gadsby's Girls comedy in
three acts will be presented and the
| members Of the cast include Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Brown, Miss Gladys
Madore, Miss Irene Stevens, Miss
Ruth Henderson, Don Metcalf,
Harold Clark, Earl Withee, Sam
Mccall.
The following make up the various
! committees in charge of the Fair:
Fancy work, Grace Messer, Elizabeth
Jacobs. Daisy Stewart. Mary Hether-
ington,, Maude Day, Emma Tooth
aker. Food. Eva Lamson, Hannah
Ripley. Augusta Pettingill. Emma
Johnson. Aprons. Nellie Rackliffe,
Minnie Nichols, Media Taber, Mary
Grimes, Mabel Garfield, Inez Genth-
ner. Candy, Della Moore, Avis Moul-
ton. Phoebe Sylvester, Ida Hit.
Dance, Eva Howard, Marion Haskell.
Catherine Keith. Mildred Smiley.
Santa Claus. Sadie Jordan. Mary
Farnham, Lula Wadleigh. Decora-
tions, Elizabeth Jacobs, Fannie Arm
strong, Eve Felker, Charles Metcalf.
Edward Pratt, Orrin Farnham. Ad-
vertising. Cora Peaslee, Sadie Jordan.
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H|NCKLEY

Mrs. Rattle Corson and nephew
Clair Spofford of Skowhegan accom-
panied by Miss Pearl Spofford, were
Sunday callers at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Palmer.
Next Sunday afternoon Rev. Alex
Henderson Of Watervilie, director OF
Religious education, will be at the
Church Federation in time for Sun
day school and will preach the after
noon sermon.
Mr.. and MIR. Melvin Palmer. ac-
companed by Mrs. G. n. Smith of
COrnville, were callers at the home
of II. ~ Holway in Madison Sunday.
w. A. Hoxie is visiting at his
nephew's. Carl Goodwin.
Mrs. Swords of New York City
was visitor at Good Will Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph jackson and
son passed Thursday at the home of
Mr.. Jackson's sister. Mrs. M. L. Wag-
ner. of Good Will.
Rev. George Merriam spoke at the
Church Federation Sunday afternoon
+. L. Macomber. who has been Ill
with lumbago, is reported to be i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philander Bessey
were in Waterville for the day Sat
urday.
Fridar evening the pictures at
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Augusta

ton and remodelling OF garments
with the least expenditure Of time.
Meetings on this branch have been
held in two communities with 81
attendance. A three-day school was
held at Fayette with 10 present
Remodelling meetings were held in
three places with q present. Six
garments were remodelled at a cost
of 80 cents. value Of prettiest gar
ment, s27; saving $26.07.
Two dyeing meetings have been
held and eight garments were dyed.
Cost. 80 cents; value, $50: saving.
S29.20. Dress finishing meetings to
the number Of 20 were held with
321 present. Number Of women re-
ported using finishing methods after
the meeting. 113. One woman re-
ported she had told nine other women
about the methods.
The second division in the clothing
project is dress forms. They have
been previously made in practically
every Farm Bureau community
This past year, thus, the number
was small. 10; cost, 5000. value,
500; saving. $3.50. Thirty dress
forms were made when the home
demonstration agent was not present.
These were in nine communities at
cost Of $S0.51: value, $500.
The third division is the foundation
Patterns. The women have taken a
great deal of interest in this branch.
this year. Two sets of patterns. a
waist pattern and foundation skirt