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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-07-10

At the Rylander today is
Grumpy being shown for the last
time, the picture was acclaimed
by large audiences yesterday, ac
cording to Manager Kiucey, as one
of the most enjoyable that has
been presented in. Americas for
months, and Theodore Roberts, May
McAvoy and Conrad Nagel gave
especially good nerfn1manceS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-17
sUCEsos EN- HoRMIGUERos

En- la tarde del dfa del actual,
en- ell barrio Benavente, terrenos de
la Central Eureka, Felipe r. Cue
bas, mayordomo de dicha central, ,agre-
dio a Victor Crespo, seon TN pedazo de
hierro, hiriendale gravemente en- la
cabeza. Ell herido fu6 asistido en- la
Sala, de Socorro Y ell agresor fue de-
nunciado ante la corte, fijdndoIe ei
juez Ia correspondence fianza.
FL dfa diez de los corrientes, en- la
calle Oriente, Baldomero Ramirez, ma
tural de Cabo Rojo, acometi0 y agre-
dio con un pufaI, Maximo yelez,
hiri6ndole gravemente en- la espalda.
Ell herido sfue asistido en- el Cuarto de
Socorro. FL agresor fu6 arrestadc,
ocupandosele el pufial, Y la, eorte lie
fiio $3.50 de fianza por la aggression Y
otra por igual cantidad por portar el
arma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-17
Desde Arecibo

Fcbrero IL. Hoy Sc cncucntra en-
Puerto el vapor Lake Giltedge". CON
siglndo a ID ssefiores Sucesores dc RI
ses = CO. Ell martes Sc espera el va
por "San Lorenzo, een variada car
ga.
Hoy Sc .estan instalando les dis
tintos aparatos del pequefio Coney Is.
land en- los terrenos de. la Cruz Roja.
Estos atractivos son muy divertidos i
han de atraer 2 la concurrence. Per-
manecerdn nneAe dfls en- esta ciudad.
Fin la maiiana de hoy tuvo lugar
ell sepelio del caddver del joven Ra-
mon Valencia, fallecido en- New York.
Asisti6 numcrosa concurrencia.
El eirco Ee los Hermanos Riego
que ha dado yarias funciones en- esta
ciudad con gran exito, ha salido hoy
para Mayagiiez, donde dara yarias
funciones
Probablemente ell pr6ximo domin-
go Sc dara un bafle de Pinata en- Ell
Casino de Arecibo. Hay gran anima-
ci6n entire la juyentud para lIevar-
10 cabo.
-Esps6ndidd result6 ell bale de
mascaras dado el martes en- ell teatro
Oliver. Numerosas comparsas de mas
caritas alegraron el salon. FL pre-
mio para la mascara mas original y
mejor presentada fu6 adjudicado q Ia
hermosa senorita Lueda Loveday, q
vestfa traje de andaluza con toda pro-
piedad Y mucho salero. Sc bail6 has
ia atlas horas de la noche.
-El martes estuvo en- este puerto
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-17
Sc inaugurara pronto la Inca
aerea entire SeviIIa y Buenos
Aires

timistas respecto al porvenir de los
dirigibles
Sabese tambien que con este mis-
mo objeto Sc encuentra en- Madrid Mr..
N. de David, director de la Compafifa
de Constructions Metalicas de Gle
veland, quien estd tratando de nego-
ciar la installation en- SeviIla de los
grandes hangares talleres para la
Inca de dirigibles de Sevilla- -Buenos
Aires. Por otra parte, hanse recibi-
do tambien proposiciones dc una i'm
portante compafifa inglesa para asegu-
rar los aparatos destinados la ira
vesfa del Atldntico.
En- Buenos Aires reina tambi6n gran
entusiasmo por la installation de di-
cha lfnea aerea, Y tanto ell presidente
de la repdblica, doctor Marcelo I. de
Alvear, como los miembros de SUI go
bierno, han mostrado gran eutusias-
mo, habiendo prometido su apoyo in
Conditional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-17
HANSE RECIBIDO BUENAS PRO.
POSICIONES PARA LA CONS
TRUCCION DF LOS HAN
CARES.
LABORA MUY AcTIyo Ell CO.
MANDANTE HERRERA.
UN TECNICO INGLEs MUEsTRASE
OPTIMISTA CON RELACION A
LA NAyEGACIoN AEREA.

Madrid, febrero 5.-Los traba jos pa
ra la installation de una lfnea de nave
gaci6n a6rea entire Sevilla- -Buenos All
res. Sc estan llevando a cabo con la
mayor rapidez entusiasmo, merced
a Ia energfa empefo desplegados por
ell comandante de ingenieros seiior He
rrera. Quien desde el momento que
concibi0 la idea no descansa nj un
instante porque su realization sc pom
ga en- practica cuantO antes Y de una
manera practica Y lbeneficiosa para
Espafia Y la Argentina. Con este sis
tema de communication con Sud Ame-
rica, cuya rapidez Y ventajas som in
calculates, ell servicio de correspon-
dencia urgente, asf como el de pasa-
jeros, hara que en- cuatro cinco dfas
a 10 sumo sea trasportado desde Eu-
ropa al Nueyo Continente, necesidad
que, dadas las eXigencias modernas,
ha de yenir a facilitar en- mucho las
relaciones, tanto espirituales como eco
micas.
Con motive del viaje del aviador in
giles Scott Madrid, EN- el cual con-
ferenci0 extensamente con el CONAN
dante senior Herrera, prestimese que
el proyecto ha entrado en- su verdade-
ro periodic de ejecucf6n. Ell aviador
britanico comunic6 los periodistas
madrileiios que esta SECURE del exito
de la empresa, Y que Inglaterra inau-
glrara tambien muy pronto un servi-
clio de dirigibles de Londres La In
lia, expresandose en- terminos muy op-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-17

Ct vapor ;Caectaw'', con variada car
ga, proeedente de New Orleans
Les bandoIeros que NADIA rcspe-
tan, escalaron el Comedor Escolar,
dealde tantos nffos psbres Sc alimen-
tan, y Sc robaron una porci0n De liti-
les y la menestra prepanda para Ell
aiInuerzo del dfa siguiente para los
niiios.
Los seiiores J. Fernandez Suceso-
res, de Yauco, han obsequiado este
Comedor Escolar ctia unas cuantas ca
jas de galletas elaboradas en- su fi-
brica. Sc dice que son muy buenas.
Mafiana yiernes exhibe el cine
Arecibo Ia hermosa pelfcula "Raza de
Leon. Domingo, Las Dos Nifias de
Paris, tres tandas.
FL Negociado de Hygiene infantil
del Departamento de SanidadI ha ms
talado en- estl ciudad una CIfnica pa
IA cuyos servicid han sido nombradas
las sefloritas Proyidencia Palau y
OLYMPIA CULLEN las que han comen-
aado va su trabajo reconociendo 116
ni1as en- el caserfo de Jareales Y 205
en- el de Santo Domingo.
LA Cruz Roja ha establecido su
Clfnica Infantil en- un Pabell0n del
Hospital val frente de ella Sc en-
cuentra Ia nurse Ana Maria Boyer.
siendo muchas las madres que acuden
con sus ni1os.
-Ha fallecido en- esta ciHdad el
obrero seiior Ramon Colon, esposo de
Ia seflora carmelita Sanchez. Paz
sus restos.
CorresponsdI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-17
FOR IfsAR AUToMoyIL AJENo.

FL dla cinco eel cosrientc q indi-
yiduo' Modesto Ginot, dc Rfo Piedras,
residente en- Iato Rey, se anropio 81
a,ltom0yil Ford No. P.-S72, rsopiedad
de Rafael Rodriguez MARITIME, ilcyan-
tloseio hasta Coamo dande fue 1ete-
snilio por III pelicfa. Dennnciado q
IA Cortc Municipal. seccidn segtlnda,
por yiolaci6n al ul'tfculo 4if i, hurto
de uso. aver fud sentenciado 4 seis
meses de carcel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-17
MARCA DE FABRIcA

IIa sido pfescntada en Ia oflcina
del socretario Ejecutiyo, para 81 ar
chiyo y registro, una inarca de fabri-
Ga dc Ia sociedad Mercantil ,ds TIatc
Rey, denominada Lopez Hermanosg.
IA que consiste on las palpbfas la
Enskaldunan en- combinaci6n con la
figura de I'M circulo sosteuido por
idts Ieones- Dentro del circulo apare-
ce una Cruz de Malta de color blan-
co. y Sc aplica d Ia venta de pastas
alimenticiasl
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-10-18
ANGEL HILL

We are all proud of our new flag
which decorates the front OF our
schoolroom.
Joe Anderly spent Sunday with ms
sister in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wirth and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Edgar and family helped Clarence
Harmon celebrate his birthday
Thursday evening.
Messrrs. Joseph and Frank, Filkins
went to St. Paul Sunday to see their
brother, Daniel, who is improving
from an operation in hospital there
The characters of the play "Jrmbo
Jum," which is to be given in the near
future at the hall here are practicing
now, with Miss PeErl Milleren as
coach. A basket social and program
will also be given by the school.
Everyone is invited to come. Watch
for the date.
Irene, Pearl Ethel and John
Wooley and Ed. Cernohous spent
Sunday afternoon and evening at the
Joseph Cernohous home near Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Abrams and
family, of Chippewa Falls, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dunbar.
Robert Hurley, after spending the
summer here, has returned to his
home in Frederic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Filkins spent
Tuesday in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cernohous
and family, of Mann Valley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Kusilek and Mr.. and Mrs.
d. P. Collins of River Falls and Mr..
and Mrs. Lib. Kauphausman and
family of Mann Valley. spent Sunday
at the John Cernohouts home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bredahl and
family motored to Centerville Sun
day.
Miss Pearl Milliren spent the
weekend with friends in River Falls.
Herman and William Draws visit
ed their sister, Mrs. Dick Harmon,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Miller and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wirth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Helmick and
family motored to Spring Valley
Sunday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-10-18

means. Sodium nitrate, one Of the
ingredients of Sodatol, absorbs mois-
ture readily but the cartridging job
is being very well done so no practi-
cal difficulty need be expected. Soda
toll should not be stored where tenn
perature rises and falls as this will
cause water to condense on cartridg-
es. If this continues long, the water
will soak thru the cartridge paper.
This effect is no greater than phe
ordinary dynamite. We have never
advised the purchase of explosives to
be stored over winter but some soda
toll will undoubtedly be stored. We
can advise that it be stored in a dry
place.
| have an inquiry for carload CT
medium Red Glover or alfalfa hay.
This of course, would have :" be
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-10-18
HUDSON HOME ROBBED

Hudson.-Robbers Nusing a skeleton
key on the back door, entered the G..
E. Haugen residence on Third street
Wednesday evening. After thorough
ly ransacking the place they left,
taking a pearl ring belonging to Mrs.
Haugen and some wearing apparel
Mr.. and Mrs Haugen had been to St.
Paul in the afternoon and returned
about six o'clock. They went down
to the store and stayed there until
about eight o'clock that evening
The house was entered during that
time. Tie work has an amateurish
aspect.-Star-O Observer.
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schedule and advertise.

Orders for Sodatol are still coming
in, but from now on We shall not be
able to receive any more for fall de-
livery. Anybody wishing some for
use next spring should place their
orders then. Notice will be given in
the spring when orders can again be
sent. The first orders received this
fall will be shipped from car at
Eau Claire about the middle of Octo-
Der. The later orders will be filled
from car at Chippewa Falls the last
of October. For the benefit of those
who expect to keep Sodatol over win
ter we are offering the following
information: Sodatol can be stored
over winter safely and without loss
if it is kept dry. If. it does get wet
it cannot be dried out by ordinary
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-10-18

baled as it is to be shipped by freight.
Anybody in the county who mas any
to sell, let me know the amount and
price.
The Junior Livestock Exposition
viii be held in Madison in t!le 1--WE
stocg Pavilion Oct. 24-26. More than
100 entries in beef classes have
already been made, besides a large
number in the sheep and pig classes.
Thursday, Oct. 25 will be the Wiscon-
sin Dairymen's Association Sind an
nual meeting. This will be hid at
the College of Agriculture in Madi-
son, Wis. A very appropriate dairy
mems program will be presented that
day.
Present tuberculosis in Poultry by
handling each fowl in the flock twice
a year to find those showing symtoms
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-10-18
AGRICULTURAL NOTES
BY H. G. Seyforth.

Many schools are working on pro-
grams to which the public is invited
free of charge during Dairy Products
:Feek Oct. 90 to Nov. 3. These Will
be very interesting, SO plan o attend
one. Full schedule of the meetings
will be published in next weeks pap
ers. Many of the merchants are al
ready planning their window displays
for that week. Folks from tn
country should visit their nearest
cities and villages and observe these
displays. Wind shield stickers for
your car can be obtained from your
local Dairy Products Week Chairman
in your nearest city or village. All
country schools and all rooms In
graded schools will be visited by an
extension worker from the University
of Wisconsin during Dairy Products
Week and talk to the children In a
very interesting manner on the value
of milk and other dairy Products to
health and growth.
During the week of Nov. 6 to 8 we
plan to have the horticultural spec
ialist with us and will hold few
apple tree pruning demonstrations
in different parts of the county. If
you care to have one in your COM
munity please let me know by Oct.
q SO that we can arrange the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-10-18
FORESTvILLE SCHOOL NOTES

We have an enrolment of 81.
The following pupils have earned
a gold star for perfect attendance
the past month of school: Usher,
Barbara, George Bruegger, Lorraine,
Randall Eaton; George, Milton
Pechacek; Gordon, Ruth Myrtle
Myhre; Adeline Fisher; Dorothy,
Mae Rupert, Stanley Kordovsky and
Arnold Janovec.
The 9th and 7th grade geography
class have completed political and
physical maps of South America.
The 3rd and 4th grade geography
clasJes are studying the formation
of springs.
We have several of our Halloween
decorations up.
The pupils arc busy selling num-
bers on table runner. The pro-
ceeds are for the benefit of our
school. 1t will be given away the
night Of our program, Nov. /.
We have organized the Literary
Society with the following officers:
President, Arnold Janovec; Vice
president, Marie Johnson; Secretary,
George Bruegger; Treasurer, Esther
Larson, Ethel Johnson and Angelina
Mott were appointed on the program
committee. A short program will be
given this week, an Friday, by the
members of the Society.
We hope to see the parents at
school to visit our work. We will en-
deavor to make You feel welcome.
Remember the date of our school
Program, Nov. 1. Please tell your
friends.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-10-18

of tuberculosis. By inspecting the
entrai of all birds killed or found
dead to discover evidences Of the
disease. BY sending suspicious ,ook-
ing livers and spleens to laborato
for microscopic examination and al
vice. By disposing of the entir.
flock if tuberculosis is found to have
gained foothold. By cleaning up the
premises and keeping them clean.
BY obtaining eggs or fowls for re-
stocking from focks in which con-
tagious diseases do not exist. By
applying the tuberculin test to valu-
able breeding stock to find which
birds would be safe to keep.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-10-18


l Refrigerator.
Doz Mason Jars.
Cold Pack Canning Rack.
l Meat Saw.
/ Curtain Stretcher and Quilt Frame.
About 100 Plymouth Rock Chickens.
2 Sets of Skiddng Spreaders
/ Ice Shoot. Pair Ice Tongs.
/ Ice Shaver.
! Complete Set Bolt Tops and Dies.
/ Complete Set Pipe Dies.
l Gamble Binder Hitch.
1 Stearing Attachment to Drive Tractor fron
Binder Seat.
Il 1927 Case Tractor, A No. /.
| 100-foOt in. Drive Belt.
/ Grand Detour bottom 14in Pillow.
l Case 16 in SiIo Filler with Knife Grinder Attach
ment. brand New)
l 22-40 Case Tractor.
/ 1884 in. Case Separator with Wing Feeders
i lO0-foot Good Year Cling Tile Drive Belt
l 3SO-Gal. Oil Tank on Wagon (New)
3 Neck Yokes.
s Sets of Trace Chains
1 Cutter Poe and Neck Yoke.
8 Sets of Horse Blankets
I Potato Scoop.
2 Scoop Shovels.
l Hand Grass Seeder.
/ Cattle Dehorner.
8 3O-Gal. Barrels Of Machine Oil.
/ 6-RoIl Appleton Corn Shredder. (New)
l Is in. Appleton Sio Filler.
! 25-H. p. Case Steam Engine.
l 1858 in. Separator with Wing Feeders and Full
Equipment.
] $50 foot in Drive Belt.
I 12-Barrel Water Tank on Lund Wagon
/ Sleeping Car to Accumulate 10 men. Springs,
i Mattresses, Quilts etc. In Al Condition.
20 Acres of Good Checked Corn in Shock. about Is
Tens Clover and Timothy Mixed Hay.
5 Tons of Clear Timothy Hay in Nov.
About 200 blu. Barley Practically Free From Wild
Oats.
I 1-bu. Sized Grain Scoop.
2 Silage Forks.
2 Grub Hoes.
/ Pick Axe.
2 Grow Bars.
Manure Forks
Hay Forks
2 Bottoms for Hay Racks
2 lift. Log Chains.
Sets of Single Trees
| Cylinder Buick. l Ford Roadster
Ford Run-a-bOut with Delivery Box on Back.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-10-18

If you have a used car for sale, or
any other article, list it in The River
Falls Journal Classified Ad. columns.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-10-18

When in need OF anything IN the
line of printed work, remember we
can satisfy you.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-10-18
S. CATTLE AND HOGS

l Hammock
Coal Stove, Self Feeder.
/ Box Heater
] kimball Piano. Cased Organ.
Edison Photograph and so Records.
/ Ok IL Congoleum Rug.
l Kitchen Stool
2 Pork Barrels
Seal Crockery Jar.
Seal Crockery Jar.
seal Crockery Jar.
2 IL Gal Crockery Jars
l 20-Gal. Crockery Jar.
Milk Pas-3 Milk Cans.
l LEGAL. Cream Cam
l Seal. Cream Can.
l Milk Strainer.
A Cow Bells
/ Hand or Power Disc Grinder (New)
l Power Emery with Disc & Cycle Grinding At
tachment
Power Emery Grinder and Saw Gummers
Hand Cycle Grinder.
Hand Emery Grinder.
| Foot Power Grndstone.
Force Feed Press Drill
/ Forge.
| Anvil and Blacksmith Tools.
2-ft. Self Sharpening Lawn Mower.
l O-Gal Underground Gas Storage Tank with
Pumps.
5 Steel Barrels.
Cowboy Self Sinking Tank Heater. CNew)
4 Sets Heavey Work Harness.
Single Harness.
Horse Collars.
5 Sets of Fly Nets.
4 Full Size Mattresses
Wooden Bed and Springs, Full Size.
l Brass Bed, Full Size, and Sagless Springs.
Single Buggy.
| Perfection Milking Machine. Double Units.
l 60-Gal. Non-Freeze Hog Watcrer.
l 60Gal. Hog Food Cooker.
I Hog Oiler and local Medcated Hog Oil.
5 Steel Hog TrOughe.
8 Round Portable Hog CoOps.
4-Hog Size Empire Galvanized Portable Smoke
House.
IS Galvinzed Chicken Coops
| Chick Self Feeder blu. Size.
IL Jamesway Galvanized Lousa Proof Hen Nests.
l Non-freeze Chicken Waterer.
l Little Red Hen 50-egg Incubator.
] Little Mother 50-Chick BroOder
l Hot Water Incubator 100-Egg.
l No Is or II Power Attachment for De Laval
Separator.
] lift. Line Shaft and Boxes with Gov Pulley
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-10-18

/ Nc. s-ft Grain Binder, A No. l..
l Nc Corn Binder, A No. l.
l Vertical lift Mower, New.
l Acme SIT. cut Mower.
/ John Deere Hay Loader.
l John Deere Side Delivery Rake.
l loft. Land Roller and Pulverizer.
/ 2ODisc. J. d. Van Brunt Drill.
/ 16 Disc. Tandum Disc Tractor & Horse Hitch.
l 26-ft. 2 Horse Wood Harrow.
/ John Deere 999 Corn Planter with Bean attach
ment, 120 Check Wire.
l Weeder
2 Horse Eveners.
/ 2-Row Gale Cultivator
Single Row Gale Cultivator.
/ Single Row Maggie Tail Cultivator.
l l-Horse Cultivator.
] Junior Garden Seeder all Attachments.
l Appleton Manure Spreader, New.
/ Up-to-Date Manure Spreader.
/ Hose Field Manure Leader.
l IA in John Deere Gang Pillow.
l IA in. John Deere Walking Plow.
/ John Deere Harrow Cart.
! Appleton No. %, in Feed Mill Dagger.
{, Lett No. 80, 10 in. Feed Mill & Dagger.
I Chatham Tanning Mill & Dagger.
1 Owens Corn SOrter and Grader.
/ Medium Stoughton 4-Horse Wagon New.
l Stoughton Truck Wagon.
1 Set 3-ton Hazel Wagon Bolster Springs.
Set Dump Planks.
/ Set Triple Blocks and 100-ft. Rope.
/ Stoughton Combination Stock-Rack, Hay-Rac
and Wagon
2 left. Hay Racks.
l 100 Blu. Grain Tank.
Steel Truck Wagons
l Appleton Ia h. p. Gas Engine.
/ Pump Jack.
l 3 h. p. International Kero-or Gas Engine.
l h. p. Fuller & Johnson Saving Outfit.
Circle Saws and Filing Outfit
2 Sets A. w. Lund Heavy Sleds. (Narrow)
l Set A. W. Lund Heavy Sleds (Wide)
/ Side Door Spring Cutter.
Steel Bed and Springs, Full Size.
Heavy Rockers.
Assortment of Dishes.
| Writing Desk. Fukned Oak
l Quarter Sawed Oak Dresser.
l Rubber, full size, Bath Tub. Folding.
| Indoor Toilet, Odorless. (Never used)
/ Home Comfort Bread and Cake Cabinet.
l Majestic Range, Good as New.
l Gas Lamp.
l Gas Lantern.
/ Porch Swing with Mattress.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-08-29

| sweaters, and Of these the combination
Of blouse and skirt Is most popular,
both for formal occasions and for
sports wear.
Applique designs Of contrasting color,
drawnwork, beading, monograms and
colored braid edges, comprise the dec
orative features in models of present
fashion. Sleeveless blouses in elab-
crate styles share honOrs with those
with short sleeves.
In the two blouses shown below,
crepe de chine is used in combination
with embroidery to obtain two entire
ly different models. The blouse at the
left is suitable for sports wear. 1t Is
Of sand crepe de chine with piping,
belt and patch pockets Of holly-berry
red. The pockets are ornamented with
flower design in colored embroidery.
The short sleeves, link-front and stu
dent collar are all features Of current
styles.
For dressy affairs the blouse at the
right recommends itself because of its
ornate embroidery at the hip line and
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-08-29

constant service, the suits and dresses
Of like character, and utility hats. In
coats manufacturers have provided
lines that include garments for street
or general wear, others for dress and
certain distinct types for sports wear,
but they have cleverly united In young
girls coats for all-round wear the
tailored and sports styles, and we have
the tailored sports coat. They are
youthful, comfortable, stylish-one
Of them Is shown here in dark belize
color with an indistinct cross-bar In a
deep orange color, to make 1t snappy.
1t Is an appealing model which will
please both the younger generation
and the older people. The tailored
sports coat is a safe investment for
the school girl, or young woman in
college-many of its owners will make
1t do for all occasions.
AS to other coat styles for fall, the
tendency Is toward longer models.
Aside from this present styles are
carrying over. The straight-line sill
houette, high pile fabrics and sturdy
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-08-29
n Few ~
6 Little y
xSn}lesA|
M.Ln,M
GOODNIGHT MESSAGE

The patter Of tiny feet was heard
from the head Of the stairs. Mrs
Kimberly raised her hand, warning
the members Of her bridge club to be
silent.
Flush |" she said softly. 1.-THE chill
dren are going to deliver their good
night message. 1t always gives me q
feeling Of reverence to hear them. Lis
temp
There was moment Of tense
silence, then: Mamma" came the
message In a shrill whisper, willie
found bedbug."-Ithaca Journal
News.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-08-29

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solder the end Of the wire to this short
piece. The soldered joints will then
- concealed.
Wind according to the drawing.
start at . peg nearest the contact and
wind to the thirteenth peg on the
opposite side. which Is just half way
sround. and then back to the next peg
ehead Of the one you started from.
Wien you have continued In this man
~ until all the pegs have a wire
- them you will have rs turns. or one
hyer, on the coil.
Material and Wave Lenotha
Use No. "a cotton or silk covered
wire for wavelengths up to 1000
neters, and on the larger coils finer
wire can be used to save space; In
eAis case n fine as No. 80 can be
used have never seen enameled
wire used on these coils.
The following number Of turns have
Been found satisfactory on wave
lengths rs given: Is turns. up to 400
Deters; SO turns. 400 to 600 meters: