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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-21

Tomorrow Wednesday aft 1
there will be special meeting
Ladies Social Circle Of the {
airy Methodist church in the v, |
The meeting is called at 2
and the ladies are advised to l
their big aprons as the meeting
be a work a day affair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-21

Embden-Austin Berry of Emb-
den to Linwood L. Berry of Embden,
land in Emblem with buildings lying
on the Carrabassett river and on the
road which leads from the county
road to Black Hill. also sugar birth
lot in all containing 200 acres except,
Evening star., 1922-05-07
Notions and Needs for Home Dressmaking
FAT Special Prices es-lncomparable Values!

Best quality Sanitary Elastic Belts, large, IN
medium, small. 5oc Special, each, ~
Kleinert's Sanitary Belts, made of extra
quality satne; assorted sizes. 35c. Special, OE
each, ~
Aprons, with net top. 59c. Special, each, ~
Sanitary Bloomers, with net top, also with *
muslin. $l.o0. Special, each, 10
Kleinert's Sanitary Rubber Sheeting, war OE
ranted acidproof. 5ec Special, each, CC
Waterproof Baby Pants large, medium, ~
small. Special, each, III
Book Pins, best quality, black, white mixed.
ESQ count 12c value special, &c. Csc value 500 cou
special, 19c.
y Pin Sheets, best quality, 800 count 12c, ~
14c, 16c value. Special, 2 for II
Foot Darners, excellent quality. 15c val 4
ues. Special each, IL
Colored Shoe Trees with steel rod 25c ~
values Special pair, IL
Tomato Pin Cushions, medium sizes. Spe- L
cial, each, VI
Penela Double-mesh Hair Nets, guaran-
teed perfect-if not satisfactory return for III
hew one Special, for
West Electric Curriers', on card. Spe- 10
cial, card, -
Marcel Waving Irons, very good steel 20
three prongs. Special, each, ~
Curling Irons, with wooden handles; large -
and small size. Special, each 1oc to IL
Priscilla Sun and Dust Caps assorted col AZ
ors. sec. Special, each, III
Palais RoyaI-Man
Evening star., 1922-05-07
Bows TWo-Pants Norfolk Suits, $5.95

An Unusual Economy Special Tailored
different neat mixture effects. Both Knicke
Row, Two.pantx AIl.wooI Norfolk Suits.
ss05. Splendid Suits worth fully $12.5 Coats
alpaca lined; both Pants full lined. Sizes
to IS. 1896.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

of durable cheviots and cassimeres, in over ten
S full lined. All sizes, to II. Special at So5.
Boys $1.sO to S1.05 Value Wash Suits n cs.
Boys $3.50 to $3.50 Value High-Yrnde Wash
Suits, $1.85.
Pa1ais ROyal-Main Floor.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-23

SeCO0u oTuer or NOtCe.
 Upon complaint in said cause brought to said Court, at Hartford, in said County, on the first Tuesday of June, 1922, and now pending, claim ing a divorce, and custody of minor child it not appearing to this Court that the defendant has received notice of the pendency of said complaint and it appearing to this Court that the whereabouts of the defendant Julia Kindl Is unknown to the Plaintiff.
 Ordered, that notice of the institu- tion and pendency of said complaint shall be given the defendant by pub fishing this order in The New Britain Herald. newspaper published in New Britain once a week. for two suc- cessive weeks. commencing on or be- fore October 18th. 1922.
 By the Court,
 GEORGE A. CONANT.
 Clerk of said Court
New Britain herald., 1922-10-23
No. 246SS
Anthony Kintll
 Vs. Julia kindl.
Second Order of Notice.

Superior Court, State of Connecti- cut, County of Hartford, the 9th day of October, 1922.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-23

UPHOl.sTEu!NG oi anslque furniture. All kinds of repairing. The Furniture EK-
 change e Arch st. A. J. GrAfe. Mgr. oRTHOpEDIC SHOE REPAIRING CO., We build up shoes with cork sole and
 heel All kinds of orthopedic shoe re-
 pairing 73 Church St.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-23

SIGNS of distinction give character to your business or profession. For the city'e best service in commercial sign painting sec the New Britain Sign Co.,, & Church St Telephoue 8y4.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-23
AUTOMOTIVE
Motorcycles and Bicycles

INDIAN MoToRCYcLEs-I,i7 in first -cI.s ss condition. only S75. One 1919. special big valve with side car. s2oO. One 1916 Har- iey-Davidson with side car. slO0. One 1920 Harley Davidson, in excellent condi- ton. sl7s. one 1920 Harley Davidson sport model. run less than 1000 miles, 3l6o. All of these machines are mschan- ically O. K. and will give good service. Charles Hadheld Successor to Hadneld- Swenson Co.) 2l Myrtle St. Tel. 170e.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-23
MERCHANDISE
Merchandise At the Store

WALLpAPER-Mahy patterns, good quail ty, with border slo0 per room. Lehrer's l76 F. Main St. Phone ilsl-5.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-23
Houses For Sale

BELVlDERE-Right near trolley, very choice room cottage all hardwood trim. You can't find a better built place, Let us show 1t to you. Call or phone the Home Banking & Realty Co.,, 80 West Main St. Phone T2S.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-23
FINANCIAL
Money Leaned

buy, DuIIu, or lTllFTVN5 T0dT cFthNe. JurI7 eral Home Investment Trust, s7 West Main St. Room 1l3.
 DO you need money? The Benefcial Loan Society was established to enable worthy persons to borrow money in sums not ex~ ceeding $500. for all legitimate purposes at fair and lawful charges upon an squt- able selt-respecting basis. Only security necessary Is your furniture, etc. used in housek coping without removal or note signed by one responsible person. Service Is quick, courteous. private, and complete ly satisfactory, Let us hear from you to- day if you demand the best small loan service Phone l-s-4-3. S7 West Main St, New Britain, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-23

CONNECTION sf., Az family house. Make us an offer. No reasonable price will bs refused. Home Banking & Realty Co.,. s6 West Main St. Phone FPS.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-23

SUNRIsE AVE, 17-Garage space for two
 cars. Telephone 1152-6.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-23

CONNERTON ST, 45-4 family house with or without extra corner lot. Make us an offer. No reasonable price will be refused. Home Banking & Realty Co.,, Ss West Main St. Phone 728.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-23

CARLTON ST. a11, Belvidere. Stop payin9 $50 rent monthly. Own your own home, Only terms to suit your convenience. Tel. call or write Marquardt. 18 Central Row. Hartford,
New Britain herald., 1922-10-23

SUITS Of unususl quality, Imported and domestic woolens, for summer and fall wear tailored to the wearers satisfac- tiop. B. Nelson 5s Weet Main Street. Telephone 60l
New Britain herald., 1922-10-23
Printing, Jobhing, stationery 3

 WE will print your name and address on boxed writing paper for twenty-hve cents additional to the cost of the paper, Paper Main street
New Britain herald., 1922-10-23

MAIL ORDERS wantea on Mms to be de- veloped and printed. Prompt service. Ad' dresa l. l.. Hall Dickinson Drug.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-23

WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER
 OF USED CARS. 1920 I pass. Cole Eight 1920 $ pass. Dixie flyer. 1920 5 pass. Paige. 1919 Ford touring. 1919 pass. Studebaker Big Six. 1917 pass Dodge touring. 1917 pass. Buick Little Six. LASH MOTOR co. INC. REPUTABLE CONCERN. WEST MAIN AND LINCOLN SITS.
 Tel. 382,
New Britain herald., 1922-10-23

ROCKWELL AVE-. 1s4-Garage. New clean building. Can be used for any kind of storage several spaces Mrs. H. Vogel Tel. l32l-13.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms For Sale

TWO acres of land with seven room cot. tage Close to schools, churches, trolley and store. II. J. Foircn, 140 Main street. Telephone I7a0.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-23

500 that will satisfy anyone. Fruit trees. chicken house and everything to make 6 nice cozy home. Only s1.500 cash needed. See us at once for details. Home Bank ing & Realty Co.,. S6 W. Main. Tel 72s,
New Britain herald., 1922-10-23

GARAGE of IS car capacity. For winter storage and burning of carbon. Storage per month $500. Room for cars. Will lease in whole or rent individual spaces. simmons Storage Battery Co., 167 Arch St Telephone 2245,
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10
sHeRlFE.s SALE

iiy virtue Of u special execution or lien
foreclosure issued out Of the Clerk \
cfiicc OF the District Court Of Phillips
County and State of Colorado. and Ia
m- directed. whereby ! am rommnn.,n,l
20 make III" sum of Seven Thousand
-Four Hundred and Seventy. .One and
Thirteen onr iIundrcdths Dollars
n1t5i.fD. and costs Of suit. tho amount
Of certain judgment recently oh,aIn,, Il
nsninst q, \, Seese. IN favor of liar.
nnrd Flanagan. out of the lands. tnpe.
n.nis, hoods and ehntiel- of The rnl,l
q, y. N"cr". ! hAye levied ON The fol-
lowing property. to.wit;
m. norih.caHt aunr,sr or section
eight. IN TowDHilp seven, north ~
ltAuro tortysnyr. west ~ the siNth
PRINCIPAL Meridian. subject Ia h Trusi /,
Deed to the Public Trustee for tionO ia.
for ihr urc Of the First Aiorisnsr Rne,ir.
tiles COMPANY, nnd subject 10 n Trust
Deed To. Albert a, Heed. Trustee far
tfno 90 for the use of III. FifHi Morl !.
cage Securities Company, ioasiher win
the further sum Of 1890 roHts
Therefore. according 10 said command
shnil expose for snia. ~ Public AUr.
The above. named q j, N"a.. IN -, az, %,
to tb~ nbova.drnctibed property an "a, :
urdny. the tiih day NJ March, ,Dss ~,
o'clock ~ M. nt The front doot al ti'a
c.'isi lio,ise. In iiol,ok Phillips G5nn.
Dated ~ iioyoke. this 9Th Jnv "a,
February. 1879. my VI
f;D W, JAMlH
Sheriff of f,hIllpn i.o,,n,..
l7irri publication treiftinrv III '"'F'
last publication March 10
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10
STILL HAVE WHEAT

The recent ascent Of the wheat
market has been the occasion for n
considerable amour, Of grain being
received by the peetz clevatora
However. Il appears there In yet
much wheat In this section. great
deal of Il being held for still fur.
ther advance.
Ono farmer east OF town has about
5.boo bushels yet IN his bins. another
northwest of peetz is holding more
than 5000 bushels. several others
nre said 10 have upward Of 1000
bushels each IN their Eranaries. and
lesser amounts are still In the hands
Of many farmers.
A sibo local price will bring most
Of this wheat in.--Peetz Gazette.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10
MRS. PAULINE WERNER

Pauline Marguerite Stark was born
ct Weidelsbach, In Bavaria, Germany,
January 4, 1876. In early life she
came to America, making her home
first in Lincoln, Nebraska, and later
in johnson county, On May 20, 1895,
she was united in marriage with Will
liam F. Werner, and the couple made
their home in Hopewell county, north
OF Crab Orchard, until about four
years ago, when they moved to Paoli,
Colorado, where they purchased land
and built beautiful home.
On February 13 Mrs. Werner sub
mitted to an operation at hospital
in Holyoke, Colorado. She passed
away early Saturday morning, Feb
month and IA days. Word Of Mrs.
daughter, Mrs. Fay E. Bacon. late
con and Mrs. Ernest Werner left at
once for Holyoke.
Mrs. Werner is survived by her
husband, one son, three daughters,
two grandchildren and large circle
Of other relatives. The children are
Mrs. Lille Bacon of near Crab Or
chard, Mrs. Vera Starkebaum of Pa
oil and Roy and Violet. who are at
home. The grandchildren are Lucille
and Dorothy Bacon. one son, Wes.
ley, died in early childhood, and the
Oldest son Otto. was killed by light.
ming August 20. 1917. William F.
Werner is cousin of the editor of
the Herald, and Mrs. Werner was a
childhood friend of Mrs. Louise Offel
OF this city.
Mrs. Werner was converted and be-
came member of the Hopewell
Methodist church in the early nine
ties, during the pastorship of Rev. ].
A. Nigg. She was faithful Chris
tian, loyal companion, devoted
mother, and leader in church activ-
tiles at Hopewell and later in her
new home in Colorado.
The body arrived a, Sterling Mon
day afternoon and was taken to the
Hopewell church. where services were
held at $3.50, under the direction of
District Superintendent, Rev. Matthew
Hermann of Lincoln. who spoke in
English. He was followed by the
pastor, Rev. Henry Paustian, in Ger
man. Rev. H. A. Lager. formerly a
member of the Hopewell congrega-
tion, now pastor of the Methodist
church at Cortland, was present and
assisted in the services. The attend
ance was large and the floral tributes
were profuse and very beautiful.
Those who came with the body from
Colorado were the husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fay Bacon. Mrs. Ernest Wer-
ner, and Roy and Violet Werner
Several friends of the family living
in Lincoln Joined the funeral party
there.
The funeral services were conclud-
ed in Granite Hill cemetery. where
the body was laid to rest beside
the graves of the children who had
gone before.-Crab Orchard (Nebras-
ka) Herald.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10
The Calamity HowIer

A dog sat out In the midnight chill
aud howled at the bcaming moon.
his knowledge Of music was strictly
nil and his voice was out OF tune.
And he howied and howicd as the
hours went by. while dodging the
bricks we threw. till the moon was
low In the western sky. and his voice
was split In two.
And there wasn't thing at which
to howl. over which pup should
weep. and the course of ths dog was
wrong and foul. for the people were
wild TO sleep.
There are plenty Of men lik. that
blamed fool hound. who yell when
there's nothing wrong. disturbing the
country with Henseless sound the
pcsslmist's dolcful song. Truth,
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10
Amifie Items

Mrs. G. Neuenschwander helped
Emma Skupa can meat Saturday
Mrs. c. L. Stewart and daughter
Bess OF Durango arrived here We'd
nesday. where they intend to make
their home. Mr.. Stewart is coming
later with the immigrant car.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Lock called
Sunday on Roy Owens and family.
Mrs. Webster Mitchell returned
home from Haxtun Thursday.
Mr.. Paul Schulz OF Sutton. Nebras.
ka,, arrived here Wednesday to visit
his sons. John and Bill.
Ross Stewart spent Sunday with
the Poe boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Borland visited
Thursday with W. r. Pugh and
family.
Those on the sick list are Richard
Owens, Mrs. Herman Poe. John
Schulz and Mrs. Fred McBee.
MRS. Webster Mitchell received u
telephone message Saturday morning
announcing the death Of her brother,
W. B. Bellsmy. Of Haxtun.
Mrs. C. l.. Stewart and daughter
Pess called Friday on Mrs. Herman
Poe.
Otis Cauble Is now helping John
Schulz prepare for the sale.
Mrs. Lawrence Wilcox OF Daily Wis
tied between trains Wednesday with
her brother. Norman Stewart.
Harvey and james Tomlin spent
Sunday with their sister. Mrs. Fred
Lutte.
The Poe boys spent Thursday ev.
cning with Otis cauble and played
rock.
The snow Sunday and Sunday night
was OF inestimable value TO the grow.
ing wheat. which was very much IN
need Of moisture
Mrs. c. l.. Stewart IL now at George
Weis' caring for the sick.
Mabel Harris of Holyoke spent
Sunday with Viva Knowles.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10
COMING TO HOLYOkE
DIR. DORAN
= Specialist Not In Name Only but
by Experience Of Almost
Quarter Of . Century
DOES NOT USE THE KNIFE
will Give Free Consultation on
Thursday, March rs
at
sesrs Hotel
from 10 .. M. to 3 p. m.
ONE DAY ONLY
They Come Many Miles to See Him
DOES NOT USE THE KNIFE

DIR. Doran is regnlar rrndun,o II,
medicine and surgery and In licensed
by the state OF Colorado. He yisIts
professionally the more important
towns and cities. ana offers IN nj,
VINO call ON this trip consultation and
examination FREQ. except the expense
OF treatment when desired.
According 10 his method nj con,,,,
70 your nenres. city TO see patients
ne gives all sick people an opportun.
'ty TO obtain the hest that med,c.,
science can offer right nj home. He
"oes not operate for chronic appcndi.
e't'H. fall stones. ulcers OF stomacb
tonsiis or adcnolds.
lie has to HIS credit many wander.
w ."' results IN disease Of III. stomnch.
.''er' bowels, blood. rkIn. nerves
heaft' kidney. bladder. bedwc,,i,r
ea'arrh' leg ulcers and rectal nil.
monts. "''
+" yoh have been ailinR for auv
iensth OF time aud do maj y., nn.
better do not fail to call. az Improner
'u"s"fcs rather than dlneaso ara
very often the cause of your Ian.
standing trouble. '"e
remember above date. that e.am,,.
a'o" on this trip win be frce mud
'"s, MS treatment Ia different
,, na'r'ed ladies' must come with
their parents. WI"
pr nes Medical Laboratory OF
M,.,,.''', M nora,', aa5'53c boston Block.
'"'""' 16.5
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10
SUMMONS ON APPLICATION FOR

STATE OF COLORADO.
County Of Phillips. ~
In the District Court. No. ass.
ley. plaintiffs.
George a. Stewart. W. l.. Mcciary. A.
g.. Sands. william Hapton and all
other persons or parties unknown.
claiming amy right. title. estate. lien
scribed In the application here. de-
The People OF the State Of Colombo TO
the sbove-namcd Defcndants--Grert-
ing:
You are hereby summoned and re-.
quired 10 answer the application Of the
applicant plaintiff In the above entitled
lowing land situate In Phillips County.
Colorado. to-wit.
Lots Seventeen and Eighteen az and
isD. Block Forty-Six Us). Original town
Of Hoiyoke. according 10 the recorded
plat thereof. and to file your answer
10 the said application In the ONCE Of
the Clerk Of said Court. In said County,
this summons upon you. exclusive OF the
day Of such rcrvice: .nnd " you fail In
answer. the nnId application within the
time aforesaid. the applicant plnintln In
this action Will apply TO the Court for
The relief demanded In the applIcatIo
herein.
winners. W. q. lleliand. Clerk Of said
Colorado. IN saId County and State. this
". q. Hf'Li.AND.
SEAL. Clerk.
Last publication March ~
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10
SUMMONS
STATE OF COLORADO. }
County OF Phillips.

County OF Phillips.
In the District Court. No. 1920.
}. d. Cochran. Plaintiff.
John Dent and George II. Gutru. De-
Tho People OF the State OF Colorado, 10
John Dent and George u. Gu,ru. the
Defendants above named, Greeting:
IN an action brought against you by the
above-nnmcd plaintiff In the District
Court OF Phillips County. State Of Colo.
r,,do; and answer the complaint therein
within twenty days after the service
hereof. y served within this County: or.
served out of this County. or by pub
Iicntion. within thirty days after the
service; or Judgment by default win be
taken against you according 10 the
prayer OF III. complaint. And n n copy
action be not served with this summons.
or W the service hereof he made out OF
this state; then. ten days additional TO
psaranee and answer 'fnf @iil be 'on silo@ee.l se
before The taking Of judgmnt by dA
fault M aforesaid.
Tn. nnid action In brought To foreciosr
mortgage executed by John Dent In
favor of plnintifr. executed TO secure
,5,sfo 90. bearing interest AZ six per cent
"! '"HuH. payHbi" HHnuhlly. hnd inter.
esi coupon notes. the iirrt Of which il
l,nsi due. and not paid. said John Dent
mortng.d 10 the plainiir the N:i. of
s.c, ~. Township q. North ~ Range
20. West Of the 9Th T.. ~, In Phillips
'niinfN. Colorado. and said mortgage
was recorded In Hook i0i, at pnvu sss
81 lhiliipr County Records. Said nntr
provided that upon failure to pny any
interest within nvr days after due the
holder mny elect To consider the whole
note dm. and u may he collected NJ
once. Plaintiff alleges that interest dDs
June !. 1871 wna not pnld aud elects Ia
.lrrlhf" the Hnid note due. t'inintin nj.
lor"s that said John Dent sold riid land
10 George ". Gutru and rpid Guiru RH.
nuin.d the payment of nnid not, and
NOR, gag"
plniniln nsisr for Judgment nrninsi
rncll of snid defendnnis for rnld prin.
nnSr fees nn provided for In Anid mort
LUZ. mud fof sal. under foreclosure and
TOT hir cohtr ana for n deficiency jids.
inrnt arninri aach of nnid defend.
ants, ns VIII more fuzzy appear ffnn
ihr complaint ~ Mid nriion IL which
reference IN her" mndei "a copy oI
whicl! is hereto attached.
YOU fail TO appear. and to- nnrwer the
rniI complaint m above required. the
Nnid plaintiff viii demand Judgment In
hrror'lhnoe with the prayer of his com.
Given under my hnnd nnd the neai oI
.nld Court. at lio!yoke. In. nnld Count,
this iai day Of February. a. p. in2s.
iiy o. ii,tieiiand,. Deputy Clerk ~ Di-.
iilct Court. Phillips County, Colorado
lir-t p,.hlicntIon March =.
Last publication March 81.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10
SUMMONS
STATE OF COLORADO. }
County OF Phillips.
- ,t,a ..~,..,., ......

In the County Court
braskn. plaintiff,
The Teachers Realty Association. NJ. A.
Wagner ns Administrator OF the rs.
tate Of A. y. Wagner. deceased. A. e.
Public Trustee. Of Phillips County.
Colorado. defendants.
The People of IN. State OF Colorado. 10
The Teachers Realty Association, NJ
4 h.,,,, Wasnss n, !" Adwminls,ra'or maan,s Of the
4. q. Wagner. Thomas ", Hnrgreaver,
III. Public Trustr. of Phillips County,
Colorado. the defendants above. named
Greeting;
yoy ar. hereby required To app.nr IN
~ action brought against you by III.
above. named plaintin In Ia. County
Court OF Phillips County. State of Colo
iado; nnd answer the complaint therein
OF. " served within this County. or, II
served out Of this County. or by publi-
cation. within thirty days after the SER
Vice: or Judgment by default win be
taken against you according 10 tn.
prayer of III. complaint And II y copy
action be "o served y r.h asgys ,Sis s,nons sm,,S
or " III. service hereof h. made out of
this state. then ten DAYS additional Ia
W.. ,ine he,.inb.for" specified for, ap-
fore the taking Of judgment .by default
~ Aforesaid.
The sild action In brought to secure
Judgment on one certain prouinrpry
not" for tisdnhn. together with all In.
thrnrt thereon 10 tho date of iudpmsnt
~ spceilloh therein: FOR III. Foreclosure.
nf one certain Trust Deed. recorded n,
hool. ~, pngr $50. of the RECORDS ot
lhsilipr County. Colorado, and affecting
ihr fpniheHFi quarter of section twenty
four townHhin nix, ranv. fortysHis. weat
~ III" hlkth Principal Meridian, IN Phil.
llrH County. Colorado. far its costa In
ihin hnhnlf paid oni nnd expended hnd
for nil nfor"r relief. hs viii more filly
npp.nr from ~" complaint IN snid M.
ton Ia which reference In here made
- coiis pf which IN hereto attached AMI
by this reference made nRrt hereof
ABd ynu are hereby notified TINT N
ynu fail 10 appear, nnd to answer tho
rnlI roinphln' ms hbOy. re,tuirrd. IA,
snid plaintin viii ink. default aud juds.
insnt according TO the prayer of III,
complaint.
uivsn under my hand Ani th. seal ol
The County Court, ~ iloiyoke, rolorsidu
~ said County. this svth day of August
A -. 1921.
tHsAb.b W l. rpIiIsEI.L,
Clerk of The County Court
Phiiiipr county. Colorado
First publication March 10
Last publication April
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10
A Delightful Comedy

Douglas MacLean'H new photocom.
edy. produced by Thomas II. lncc.
Passing Through" viii he shown at
the Peerless tbsatar next Monday
night II IN a delightful comedy. and
the leading woman In Madge Icllamy.
n new discovery" by Thomas II.
lnce.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10

An exchange with pigeon.hole
memory remarks that the men who
only few years ago were demand.
ing full dinner pail now carry
thermos bottles In their automo-
biles.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10
CARD OF THANKS

For the assistance given us in the
hour Of trial, and for the kind words
OF sympathy and the beautiful flow
ers. We hereby extend to all friends
our heartfelt and most sincere thanks.
William F.. Werner and Children.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10

A rententive memory is a blamed
nuisance sometimes.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10

"Tis easy to be pleasant
When life flows along like song,
But the man worth while is the one
who will smile
When everything goes dead wrong"