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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09

BUBSCRIPTION, RATBB W
tIN ADVANCED
Daily, one year. by mail ................$ 90
Daily, six months, by mail .............. 500
Daily. three months, by mail........!. 1.60
Daily, one month by mail ................ so
Daily, one year by carrier ................ $50
Daily, six months by carrier ........... 3.75
Daily, three months by carrier......- 1876
Daily, one n,onth, by carlier .......... .65
Semi Weekly, / year by mail .... 200
Semi-W Weekly, six months b. mail LOO
SerDi-Weeklv. three months by mail so
The Ward County independent., 1922-07-27
CONTRACTOR IS
now FEELING AS
SPRY AS A BOY
Ten Years OF Troubles Brought
To An End by Tanlac and He
Is Like A Different Person
Declares Elogren.

'Tanlac put an end to troubles that
have, pulled me down for ten years
and Pm now feeling as spry as a
boy" said Axel Elogren, a painting
contractor of St. Paul Park, St. Paul,
MINI.
"My kidneys were all out of order
and l had a continual pain across the
small Of my back which sometimes
felt like it would break. I had bad
case of Indigestion, poor appetite
and gas would form on my stomach
so could hardly breathe. At night
often suffered SO with my stomach
l had to get up and pace the floor.
My nerves were on edge all the time.
1 had severe, dizzy headaches, and
just seemed to have played out alto
gether.
"Since Tanlac fixed me up, my kid
neys are in fine shape, the indiges-
tion, nervousness and other troubles
are gone and Pm in tip-top shape. 1t
does me good to tell people about Tan
lac. It's a world beater." ~
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists. adv.
The Ward County independent., 1922-07-27
POPULAR PRICED
STORE TO OPEN
Owner of Store in Grand Forks and
Bemidji, Minn., Arrives-Has Had
Eye on Minot Five Years.

Johnson's Popular Priced Store,
opened for business in the Mansfield
building on South Main street this
week The store carries stock of
>vyomen's ready to wear. E
O.. F. Johnson, the proprietor, ar
rived Thursday by auto from Be
midi, MINI. He was accompanied
by his wife and little child and is en-
gagged now in hunting house. There
is hardly an available residence for
rent in Minot and if one wants one
il hurry, it becomes almost neces-
sary to buy it.
81 have had my eye on Minot for
the past five years." Mr.. johnson said
but have never before been able to
get suitable location. I am salts
fed that my store is in one Of the
best locations in the city and expect
to remain in Minot permanently
When I arrived in Minot, everyone
was so busy that it looked like | had
gotten into young Chicago. Minot
is so different from the average Min
nesota city,
Mr.. johnson operates stores SINH
lar to the one he opened in Minot
at Grand Forks, and Bemidji.
The Ward County independent., 1922-07-27
Ed Jones, Mohall Harness Maker Shot
by Jack Smith

Mohall, July %. - Because Of i'll
feeling growing out of business deal
ings, Jack Smith, cripple, shot and
probably fatally wounded Ed Jones
of this city Saturday afternoon.
The shooting occurred at the Nor
bert Slapnicka farm ten miles north
east of here in Hoffman township
about five o'clock.
Smith had been working at the
Slapnicka farm for about two months
and quit and was going to work for
Frank Kieth, another farmer in that
vicinity. During the day Of the
shooting Smith had repeatedly en-
deavored to induce Jones to take him
out to the Slapnicka place that he
might get his clothes, and 60 over
TO TO the the !KEiath place tc werl< Late
in the afternoon Jones finally agreed
and accompanied by James Shunan,
Norman Swearingen and brother
in-law Of Swearingen drove to the
Slapnicka farm home. Upon arriv-
ing there the men got out of he car,
Smith going into the house for his
clothes but returning a moment later
with a .32 calibre automatic in his
hand. He ordered Jones to put up
his hands saying that he had him
where he wanted him. Jones told
him to go to hell and made dive
for the gun whereupon Smith fired,
the bullet entering jones' right breast
downward course passed through the
lung, diaphragm and liver and out the
back just above the right kidney. For
several minutes Smith would not per-
NIT anyone to assist Jones and it was
only after much persuasion that he
was induced to refrain from firing
more shots into the protrate form and
permit medical assistance to be sum-
moned. DR.. Fitzmaurice was called
and dressed the wound. Bottineau
county authorities were notified and
Smith who turned his gun over to the
doctor and accompanied him back to
Mohall, was held here until the ar
rival of Sheriff Hennessy who took
him to Bottineau where he is held
awaiting the outcome of Jones'
wound.
Jones is still at the Slapnicka farm
in a precarious condition but with an
even chance for recovery. :.
Smith and Jones are both well
known here the latter conducting
harness shop and the former being
employed at different jobs one of
which was in the shop Of the man he
attempted to kill.
Various stories are current as to the
real reason for the crime but it is.
thought that Smith brooded over his
financial losses for which Jones is
commonly said to be to blame until in
a fit Of insanity he attempted to even
up matters by killing the man who
was responsible. Since those who
accompanied the men concerned in
the shooting merely went along for
the ride it is thought possible that
Smith planned to get Jones out in the
country alone and after finishing him
make his escape in the latter's car.
Jones who is about AZ is married
and has five children. Smith is about
30, unmarried and cripple.
The Ward County independent., 1922-07-27
white Heads" Cause Alarm to Wheat
= ------- GrOXQrS -. -. -

Fargo, N. D.-"White Heads" or
"Bald Heads are causing North Da-
kota wreat farmers considerable
alarm, according to R. L. Webster,
entomologist at the North Dakota Ag-
ricultural College, "but they do, not
cause severe damage" eve have
received inquiries and samples of the
insects from all parts of the state
during the last week." said Mr.. Web
ster> this morning in discussing the
prevalence Of the pest. .,js.
Damage resulting from these
white heads is not severe but it's
presence lis conspicuous" said Mr..
Webster "By breaking the stem
open one will find little white grubs
Just above the first joint; these are
the grubs Of the wheat stem maggot,
the usual cause Of white heads or
bald heads. These maggots are pale
green in color, slender, footless, about
IA inch long when full grown. They
weaken the straw by feeding within,
cut off the nourishment from the
head and cause the whitened appear
ance.
'sThe eggs from which these mag
gots hatch are laid by small yell
1owish green fly, which is only about
1/16 inch long. Aside from wheat
and rye, this stem maggot lives in
some of the wild grasses, such as
wild rye and even pigeon grass" Mr..
Webster said. sOn this account it
is difficult to keep the insect out from
held Of small grain, since they
move readily from one place to an
other. Although the injury is very
conspicuous in field, cases Of severe
damage are rare.
Stacking the infested straw in
large stacks is usually recommended
where these bald heads are COM
mon. The adult flies are not able
to emerge from the large stacks and
so die within
The Ward County independent., 1922-07-27
Ruts

The world is full O. ruts, my boy,
Some shaller and some deep;
An every rut is full of folks as ~
High as they can heap. ~
Each one that's growlin' in tn ditch
Is growing at his fate,
An wishin' he had got his chance
Befor' it was too late.
They lay it all on some one else, or
Say twas just their luck
They never once consider that twas
Caused by lack O. pluck,
But-here's the word O. one that's lived
Clean thru, from soup to nuts:
The Lord don't send no derricks
round sv~
To- hist folks out O. ruts.
The Ward County independent., 1922-07-27

Patr6ilize our advertisers.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-04-13

Children's Barefoot Sandals, sizes to IS,
pair CSC
Children's Barefoot Sandals, sizes 81 to H.
pair 9Sc
Children's Barefoot Sandals, sizes IL to 2's
pair .$1.25
Ladies' Sandals, pair .....$ . $149
Mems Scout Plow Shoes all solid leather
pair $l.69
Mems Brown and Black Scout Shoes with indie
Mems Brown Elk Scout Shoes with soft flexible
soles, pair $3.50
Boys Brown English Slippers, sizes 13 to 2's,
pair $1.9S
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27

iraffe noaen Orb meb Ssrgine, ban ogiaa, Set bar
oct belle. Npite Sang, ban % Sorsbana traf bprrm.
ore bet bar cnSoa Scanoinanie - ia Doftcren:
Seq iaa Gem tilirloieois Gmbcos 0tcsior bag en-
Ssiitaf Der ON Gaaen, Yaitor,"
On fa Ell bar Sornemam. 90 Bet bar insen, icm
bapoe fortalt Preiten, at ban 90 Signe Rarie / al oemnc
9ie insel, iorigere ~Scriparer babe bapt moo raife Sln.
ger END nctcp baur, Men ilia bar ban esiaa,
Saa bar bet fort efer. ba Sersbales Gar ~pluoieIta
bleo ips noe paa @aeren al bet gamle g%roftilialoet,
Oct bar rigtig lent benne Gang, o. Ntrs. S~erSbaua
maatte ~teleienere til Ssnnell 90 be bam brinae 1oftoren
uoen Spbolo, Nieb etpar Orb til De Batienter, iom
lao % pentet inbe paa acnteret, iulete Sernemam sic.
~blitfelts. % ban bar alperligere, ens preiten noaen.
gang banoe Jet BAN, De fisrte 3ettere,ls Serb, 90
bet bar ben b~urtigIe automobilifpoS, Sersbaug bupse
bapt. SeIe aiben lao ban iHes Siertet &aIien pg bar
rab, at MI Git oct bel GAIT. Oct bite ria, at oct bar
paa bit lib, be FEM. Der maatts epereres og bet
ltrag, Wtens SernemaHu n,es @rs. SersbausS Siels
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27

GiorSe Dc ~fornsbne 5orberebelier, ialbt Ssnnen paafnh
Ioran 5arens 2eie % BAD. Gen sanlIe Some inappct
Saare eitcr Saare meo 5ortlGoet, Der bun off os sior.
Be, iom 9ottoren beialte.
"Sporean tror on, oct bill eaa9" ipurste greite,l, ga
alting Dor f9roig.
"Gn fan aloria Il iaa beitenrt meo Iiae aomIe I'll.
Ielser," lparte Sornemann, "Sette bl,roe pGret abort
for lem % firth @ar iiben,"
Wen bet cit, cs samle ~Sersbaila o~perIrpet bet. 90
0oftcren tire Elmer eiter isicn hros inc til gpe,l. ia
ban. at al 5are bar ODER, % at ban pilbe foulrue lio
IRA fsrit til iioIt baube baabe Mor o. Ssu iaoet ct
oneruelsenoe Snstrpf al Sernemanus sIper o. Sierte.
lag, "a ban bar reit, bIep be Ell lana stl,no iiSSeuSe
og lnaffe ON bet,
Oct er neIten, ism ON Der par Here Slaas Watnrcr
/ banL" ia Woren..
Get er bel bare tiiipnelaeeube Get, /" iuarte Ssuueu
"Saaer er not Den, at iaume Wl~ennefer Iqrer man al.
hrts riatis at fieuac, fer MAJ trGiier Dem i aipes ,iore
Giebliffc."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27
Subscription paa Yr9riem.

Ga iee lrite I "Oecorab Soften"
berom Sasen 8. q. @iftacs anncIbeI.
ie af Son Noritoss nbe goe, Song
0aeio", tom ies %upiltaarIis I'll at Minis
bes. oa ies for en- Gel Gar tiIbase bar
en- Sur ube | Wc&ensie Co.. 81. SAT,
CO c II Sag, ba ieg | Sslee meS min aps
mes Sroocr, CLAUS gcttebabI, fisrte
bcrtcoer YrGrien Tom hi fcrbi en- enc
icmt belig8enpe 8orbbptte paa Ben sbe
Sr9rie. Scr Dor Spn Horitoe", iag4
&c min Spoger. "@encr on 9istereu
Con Horitog?" iasbe ies, "Sa, Der pal
Oct ban boebe."
"a ic8 icm en iprig 2aier at alt
NorIt hapSc Irit en- bel Sci af Roritoas
Sigte. faIot BET mig Iirt baufeIiat at
%foritaa, at en- Sieter itnISe isse fin gos
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27
Sanbden men NuSlanb.

Otter at SanSelsoberenstomIren
meb Rlslanb tom iita1tb, er Der aab.
net en- liplis SanbelsforbinbeIie meo
set gamle Nabolnno. Oct er iiRr
Glib, Silt % Sran ionl erporteres.
0en norife Siifeerport er fortiben
meeet liblis. Higtignof er life 8ris
ierne iprlia itore. Wen Siifeparer.
ne fan bog omipttes piaig rGf, og
2agrene er min6re MI emo be bar DOE.
ret paa lange Siber.
Efonomiife SurbolS.
Ger riiser irenroeles iterf 9epres.
lion oper De sfonomiife Sorbolb. Gle.
re Banter er Tonne / Sanifeliebebtr
90 bar maattet inbitiae. gsmmels
Sparebanf bar tabt en- balp Miuion
% bar maattet lGgae op, Igoeiioens
Sparebarf bor tobt 3 Miqio,er 90
nlaa Iifpioere. Men aiennemgaaenbe
tlarer bog 8anferne @anifeligbeber.
ne % piier iia iolibe. Slere Soriif-
rlllgs'el'faber bar lprpngt zig. Sette
GiRloer boa life 2ipsforiifringsicl.
itaberne iom Itoor UNDER itrene Son.
troll. Solbinbtpgterne for belle Higet
oar | Noperber Al Weia. Ser. moo
4.46 Nin. &r. / 0opeinber flor. s
De 8 fsrite WooneSer al @rogetaaret
bar SnbtG9ternc 800 Nin. Ser. moo
Al Wfid. ar. ocn tilioarenoe Sio
al forriee gub9cttermin. -
Boz Sanbelsbnlance bar auigenel
bebret Jig | DC iibite Waaneoer. Sin.
porten gaar ncb, og @rporten gaar
lanaiomt opoper.
grbeiosleSigbcbn.
Irbeiosleoigbcben bar | BET iibIte
sget liot igier. Otter &c iibite Sp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27
TanaenS &Iage.
(If Yeter 90. Steen.)

-
Seq itaar neb ben aitrebe Rllbe,
@ens Saarer | Eiet mig itaar,
Ga Ter paa 2ipet ber,ibe
Z BEN beiliee. ioIlbie goar.
Seq hsrer Siiglene fpnee
Gin Gang iii S.aberens Rris.
sRens paa Isnrige 9rene be sbnge
I ben iaste bpifenbe gris.
Seq fer Gmaabsrnene lese
! barnIie l1Ifplbtsbeb
1lnber be Isbrtse gge
39r bet frobise 8lotriterb.o.
Ien ies iibber faneen bertnbs
5 bet imlioiise S9nsieIrrm,
Ga Saarer paa &inberne rinSe,
Rens ies ftitbier os taufer mtg ON.
en- Gang bar iea oeian Then
90 laa neo min Wobers 8arm.
Seg oibite intet ON Striben
9eruee I @erbens Sam F.
Som gsrnene biit unoer geen
Seq lsste im slab % fro,
90 naar ieg bar trat at 2e9en,
Win Wober mig lagSe I'll @o.
Sda Tom mine 1tnsbou,sbaee
Sen sib er forleneit aaaet ben
Sg fo,nmer aIbrig tiGbage.
ON ies benz eub sufser isien.
Seq laebe itorilaene Rlaner,
9a ise fra nit $iem brog aii1eS,
Teu benfaIbt til ipnbiee gnuer
40 tunbe Ell lutte bcrmeb.
Sc Gamer iorniit betpber.
@t man rad @ilbippr sr.
Snurt bar ies blepet Sorbrpber,
so iaa blep ieg inbiat Der.
Ru Der ics maa iibhe % tGnfe
Haa min iture @iIb1areIie
60 bpbt ieg nit Sopeb maa irnte
; Ginger % &uelie.
90 naar leg ier gsrnene Ie9e
90 bFrer Suslsnes Gang,
Sa blir mine ainber blese,
ga blir min Gele iaa trang.
ga gribes ies af en- itert 2ensiel
Otter at lebe min Bel
Ganet bort ira bet ifumIe SRneiel,
Ien at, Oct biGlper mig ei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27

me til gnisbeb ON en- feIles Stant.
bone for 8eitlanoet. Wen gnigbeo
opnaaebes oespRrre life. Set Ell ii9r
SorbtnbelIen mellem gergeusbanei1
os Soshefioro iom polber 8anifelis.
beb. Sorbalnnb oil ia en- gane @ois
-8if, oe Sosn o. Siorbene bill ba
2inien 9alseib-8reffe. Set er
ia~nbipnlie at l1enisbeben bill finite
acknowledgement neiteufielos.
Rptaarsaften 1921.
Mn6ers Sfre6e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27

teI beri,be pna ben zoe Tr9rie iIte6ets
for ct Siem / mere ibpuiite Smgipelicr.
Ren not al bette. pile, Tom meb Otter,
tanfe bar IGit Ioritoes f~oritieuige Ii.
tcrarc 6rembrtn9eIier, bil, tror lea,
,iben l~lurtngelie iubremme. at III 6er
itaar operfor en- az Yntltren Sbbt tpns
fsuoe, i9regen ~uoruitet 8~erionligbc0.
Gniteliet nilbe BET DOG oRret, ON ian
tlnbe Itrcbet fine @erter pno G0te
"Rorfz 9anif" iitebstfor BET Iiot unoer.
ltee "NaaI", han brr9er, Tom nof BIZ
faIbe liot banifelist for mango az fors
itaa.
CIR. @eibemann.
S~anesbiIle, 8is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27
Voroes.Srep
fra sine 1.

San ifriper: ~Dg OF bine norift
aoloniIanoe bensang lssreoes fro
NooerIanbet, btbrsrer bel iaaleoeS
fornemmelieen iffitn berira, at Der
Seierberre, Der / aiel bifterebe
6reosbetingelierre, biimof Ell ira i'm
Ssoeitapn peb Nprenperne bapoe
mebbraet roeen Inelie ON bcn be.
tpbninssfuIbe pIabs iom bine Nor.
mannernes aolonier bare alotaget %
iteoie piloe inbtase | Set gamle Ror.
ges berlige Siitorie."
N1, bel! @iort er giort! Wen Der
Il Sanbet fumes pi, of Ganiferne bon
o9re tiIfrebs me6 Gtatlls Ono paa
@rsnlabn og at De inecn Ret bar til
at uobioe fine &ettiebeber I'll Sor.
tr9ngiel for De norife 5angitmRnb,
iom par De fsrite paa Ilaoien og iom
bar babt fri Saneit ber giennem
~uminbelige Siber.
Der bar p9ret boIot BroteItmsoer
moo De oanife &rab | gIaleiuno, Ser.
gen, Samrmerfeit, &riitiania, &riiti'
msil,nb o. m. Il. Steber. S~orelsbig
ialialo fer oct no til, at bet norffe
Soft Der bar en- iamlet 5ront % life
ltaar iplittet.
Ser CT aabnet l1n6erbanblinger
meQem be TO 2anoe. Sorbaabentlig
pil De fsre I'll ct SpeiSr, iom giper
begge 2anbe fin retmnsiige Sroning.
Wiblertibis SanbelStraftat meS
Spanien.
Observation-Disclosures aiiluttebe
BEN 2ben December en- miolertibig
neutrality-suspicious. meo Spanien
~eiploenbe til Site Marts 1922.
Sperensfomiten faitiPtter, OF Ror.
se ifal nptte Rtnimaltarifen paa
ipanife @arer, mebens Spanien for.
beboloer fla at BRUCE ct Siape paa
optil % Trocent paa Winimaltar.
terne, naar BET siplber rorife 8arer.
Worge bar besnben tiIpIistet fig til
of inofsre minoit 10000 2iter al
ipanf Ilfobol paa ober IA Brocent |
bet ombanblebe Sibsrum.
Selpfslgelig er Sr0ningen utiI.
frebsitiGenbe. 90 &egierineen bar
oa oeiaa fra mobiatte Spnsplmfter
fact bore iloe for @ftaIen. Seen oct
gobe beo Iftalen er, at BEN er mib.
lertibig, at Den aabner Iogang til
fortiatte llnberbanblinger og at Sen
miblerttoig bar fifret en- regul9r
Sanoelsforbinbelie meo Spanien.
Observation-Disclosures.
Set er en- r1lpffe Tor 2anbet, at
Solicit itaar iaa belt mnoer Sraftat-
forbanblingerne meO 8inIanoene.
9en iibbenbe Staggering bar bisielig
giort lit beoite for at opttaa en- belbig
Orbning. Wen ben CT a~abenIpit MOB.
arbeibct at meetiee areoie, ierlis
inoen Sorretnines. og &apitaliit.
oerbenen. Den befienote General
toniul Storm bar fanleoes npIie / ct
iranif 8lab offentlisgiort en- Mrtifel,
bpor ban lisefrem Ulobarbeioer BEN
norifc &egierings S%pnsu,aaoer. San
isger at faitilaa, Of Sorbubet ingen
pGientlig Eil1i,tning bar | set norife
SoIf. "Iiot Der Roromenb Int pera
meb, naar Nories Werfe lfal bog.
gait neb."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27
SprpsfmbolSme

Waalitrioen er iremoeIes saaenbe.
9anosmaalet or til MI inbfsrt | 2035
Sfolefreoie uoouer 9anbet, ierlig
paa @eltlanbet / Srsnoelae % Roro.
Horoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27

IrbeiosleoigbcSen bar / BET iibIte
sget liot igien. Otter DC lioite Sp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27
WnSrc Me00elelier.

Zen 20oe December blep Iorpap
Sor'e | Sonoon bsitioelig inooict al
Song Saafou.
Taa TcItlanbct bar Der prrct ell
Frtfe Wsbcr me6 Iormaal at forn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27

~ S0rtJoltltt.
etuplereI loiJ.
Sibeu for 9~apprsSreioIene er beb ben istic
grtpouins til fort pIsIie eu.r faar sale, |
ipn 'aa ofte barrier ON tarliee aomplitatiorr
Oct er lteetil Of BRUCE. oa bu mn t6uoer OGUlIIt
aamps. Der forbamOsr e~rtioIsrs. % iti1sr osU mar
Senqeu oui gtottsn.
Sen Iiubr.noe auti'.ptile Sorbunitniua iu0'
aaubes belle 9totten, bepirfeuoe let NauoE,
Iinbrtr SoIts. iaar Gals og ariarIinger igrnit,t.
&~retoien. o~nbsiaIeS for &iabpite, frampaG:
tic ytrabehote, Snhnen3a, Sruntit, Soiis
% TGfefatarrh. Sets iptrebrnbeube Gpus
eisr bet Ill Ell geifDtteIie mob biS'e Spibemi,r.
Get aioer ~itprortst 9inoriua for Mithnta.
greipltu. er orbefalet % brliQt be iioits 4Oaar.
Sets Nntte er utpil'om SriaeS Of spotbtItre.
: emo for btitriuenoe Soa5 81
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Brep 9rs'pIeue s~rttieptit
EtSS. Throat Tablets ~fprirritss
tNFJ ret SaIS, ianreniat az
R- SIippern GIm Bari. 8ois
rts % Srt'olene. uftuots
@N Iige. Sps bin Apotheter
~ IS ,HSw,J enerf ira pS. lOc SSriuierfer
~ EN><N1F THE vAP0-CRESolENe CO
ME- & Shorthand ST., New York
S6@% tntr9etrinp WiIes glbp
DtoutreaL &auaba.
S$IX
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27
&ummenSe 2bnsfunflifter.

2snstariierne for $4,000 Mrbeioe'
re cr opiagt til Bite Iarts 1922
I'll Gaare1 bar Ri altiaa ocn &unife'
lighe0 ibente.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27
Garcprijcrne.

Trilcrne gaar larqiomt neboper.
@nerospriierne bar ialot 10 9oini
lioen / Ottobcr. s Nopember Wua,
neo git Tarepriicrne neo meo 3 Gro.
cont
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
Tailored
Garments at
$500 each

Here are Wraps, Coats and
Capes, all new and sparkling with
novel style touches which could
have originated only in Paris.
Fashions latest Coats for Spring
wear tailored in Neldyne, Ara
bella, Poiret Twill, Tricotine and
Twill Cord, await your selection
this weekend. Silk fringe or
bands of braid and embroidery
are used as establishment. The
values here are as good as can be
found at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
Wraps, Goats
and Capes at
$500 each

The garments at this price en-
body style ideas and workman
ship of merit. Some novel conceit,
some clever line, some individual
effect is seen that is usually found
in much higher priced garment.
Our materials are Tricotine, Vel
dyne, Shawsheen, Velour a n d
Poiret Twill, and each coat is silk
lined throughout. You will agree
that these are unusual values at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
The Popular Easter Gloves

Fones have been making Gloves W. We believe IS
years of Gloves Of exceptionally high quality
for the today The Fownes Silk Gloves present
Easter arel6 button length white bobonk and black
at $I.75, $500 and $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
A Group Of Handsome Wraps at $4,000

Wraps Coats and Cape being presented this figure that
cepona values These graceful flowing that have
fold straight line
els The materials Pandora Vedne Twill Cord Samara Cloth and
Pquetne trimmed with chenille silk rich emboeries Each models
beautifully silk lined Fashion has introduced many captivating
Spring but beautiful than those be seen this collection
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
New SCarfS for Easter-S6.5O

These beautiful Scars add wagg air the Spring costume
Our showing embraces combinations of imported moha and pure silk
fibre The color exquisite These Scarfs
2 inches wide and II inches long
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-07
ROCHESTER

Theron Harvey is making ready to
build his new house. nearly opposite
his fathers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eaton of Mel
rose Highlands, Mass. have been re-
cent guests of relatives in town.
The Sunday school class, with their
teacher, b. A. Billings. has returned
from 10 days outing They went
by truck TO Duxbury. walked to Mt.
Mansfield, by auto to Burlington. took
the steamer TO Larrabee Point. then
bv train to Leicester Junction and
walked home by way OF Lake Dun
more and Ripton.
The high and graded schools opened
Tuesday with Arthur Harris as prin-
cipal and Marjorie Adams Of Little
Falls. \. Y. as first assistant and
Marion Griffith of Durham. ~ H.. as
second assistant.
Henry H. Jackson, jr.. who has been
spending the summer at Sunnybank
farm, the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. y.
Spencer. returned to his home in Barre
Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Spen-
Ger. who viii remain few DAYS.
Miss Viola Armin. who has been a
guest OF her aunt, Mrs Z. II Edger-
ton. has returned to her home in Her
mon. y. Y.
Miss Clara Stevens Of Rutland has
been. recent visitor at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Stew
ems.
Rochester has won the last two
ball games with Chelsea.
Harold Bean Of Rutland has been
recent guest OF relatives here
Vaughan Whitney has moved into
the tenement lately vacated by Harry
Blair.
Mrs. Jessie Jordan and son. Richard.
have gone to Bridgeport, Conn. for an
indefinite stay.
Margaret Marsh Is in Washington
rounty tuberculosis hospital At Barre.
Mrs. John Kirkland and daughter.
Dorothy. Of Los Angeles. Cal. who
have been visiting relatives in town.
have gone 10 Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-07

Washington county is going
to have a new sheriff. The
present sheriff retires after
many years service.
To take the place of a vet
eran sheriff an experienced
man in the sheriff's depart
ment is needed--a man who,
while having experience, is still
comparatively a young man.
A candidate with both ex-
perience and the vigor of youth
is H. J. SLAYTON.
For quarter of a century
rs years-H. J. SLAYTON
has served as deputy sheriff,
special officer, constable and
court officer.
In those % years H. J. STAY
TON has shown efficiency,
promptness, keenness, impair
TALLY and a high regard for
the oath of his office. In short,
he has all the earmarks of a
satisfactory sheriff.
Vote for H. ]. SLAYTON for
sheriff at the primary to be
held September IL.
(Signed)
The II. j. Slayton committee.