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LOT OWNERS,

yc By sending your name and address or call
..:irg Mt Office can show you how to
rfnsnce and build your home at saving of
35 to 80 per cent Architectural services fur
pished free Of charge. CHASE C0NSTRUC.
TION CO.. Builders Of Better Homes. 311
Phillips bldg. corner 18th and SITS. NV.
Buildings trusts furnished.
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VIENNA, VA.
Two acres and 5-room modern bungalow:
large porches; garage; workshop: chicken
house; plenty Of shade: $500 for quick Bale;
'e''. F. c. GooDNow COMPANY.
1o9 18th st. Main S07.
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wANTED-BUSINESs PR0P'TY.

WANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH, a GOING
business; would prefer hardware or gasolifee
and accessories. Do not answer unless you
have something worth while to otfer. Address
Boz TIA, Stax~ofaea. -
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H STREET AT 18th.
Right in the heart of this
rapidly developing location,
where business is expanding
and millions of dollars being
spent in the immediate neigh
borhood on new construction. A
situation for any kind of busi-
ness. 42 #. frontage, consisting
of two three-story brick build
ings, semi-detached and easily
convertible This property can
be bought way under market
price if purchased within the
next ten days. Act quickly if
you are seeking the utmost in
value.
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By OWNER OR YOHR BROKER. [t---
Rockville pike . blocks north of Edgemoor;
syr. house, bath: hot-water heat, gas. elec-
tricity: lot 100x230 feet; garage; fruit, nut
trees, all kinds Of berries, grapes. flowers and
shrubbery, A good buy; means a comfortable
home with city conveniences at a price that
will always net you Q profit.
WASHINGTON WATERS, Phone Bethesda 49,
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WANTED-OFFICES.

ROOM SUITABLE OFFICE on NJ ST. OR
address, Box 265-Z. Star office. 800
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SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.


7os 14th st. NV. Main s939.
Near 25th st. and Pa. ave. n.w.-store and
3 rooms on LIST floor; fats of rooms and
bath ench; h.-wh. Rent, .s2,2s0 per annum.
Price, SIS. 900, Reasonable terms.
17th street n.w.-Excellent location; de-
tached 3story brick building, having 3 stores.
! Office room and 3 apis; one apt OF 3 r. and
b. and two apis. Of r. and b.; scar ga
rage. Net income. So, TOO per annum. Price
only 100000 Terms.
Near Bureau of Engraving and Printing and
other govt. buildings; semi-detached 3story
brick; first floor, store and one room; 2nd
floor. rooms and bath; 3rd floor. 8 rooms
and bath; cleo: store now vacant. This bldg.
is In the best OF condition throughout. having
just been remodeled. Priced right for quick
sale.
21O0 block of st. nw-1st commercial
zone; 3-story brick residence arranged into
two apis. of rooms and bath each and
apt. OF rooms and bath; 4-car garage
h.-w.h.. elec. Rental. $3.50 per month. Price.
SIS. 600. Terms can be arranged.
1904 1ith street n.w.-A semi detached
brick house, containing rooms. baths; hay
ing h.-wh.. elec. This property is next to
already begun. Don't miss this opportunity.
Georgia ave. and Hamilton SITS. NV, ne
corner-2-story brick house and adjoining lot; ;
lot 40. 14xl2J; first commercial zone full depth
Of lot This Is Ideally located for business,
being directly opposite the Sc. cor. OF Georgia
ave. and Hamilton, the proposed new theater
site. See us for prices ann terms.
Money REALTY CO., INC,
Realtors.
T26 18th st. NV. Main S939.
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solO,OOO.
Near Lincoln Park. 2story brick. contain
ing large grocery store, rooms. bath: hot
water heat. Price includes stock and fixtures
Doing a good business. Established ~ years
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VIM. B. KRAFT,
Real Estate.

SS.0SO.
Near 21st and NV. 2-story bldg.
tanning grocery store and with bath
hot-water heat. eler. The price includes
building. grocery stock and fixtures. Owner
must sell on account of illness. Terms TO
suit.
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S22 900
Mt. Pleasant. Fine store. 5room and batf
apt; brick; eafage. Possession and terms
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WHITE OR C0LORED.
First commercial zone; Groom brick. base
rnent house; lat. heat; lot 15x1n0 to wide
alley. Price, $500. Act quick. Adams 1859.
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DEL RAY, VA.
5.room bungalow, ba tn and basement. Here
IL 4 sa 900 property for 5000. You will be
pleased with the property, price and terms.
F. G. GooDNow COMPANY.
129 18th st. Main 307.
Alexandria ONCE: 102 South st. Asaph St.
OWNER WILL SELL HOME ON BEAUTIFUL
Mt. Vernon ave-, Va: an acre Of ground we'll
planted; most desirable. location around Wash
fncton; site overlooks Washington and river
J. n. LYLES.
.734 9Th St NV.
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l. st. just west of COnn. ave. 3-story brick
25xlOo TO wide alley. This property is a
bargain at the price. Possession. Terms.
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~Otbhhn1G"s
pEEW0nTn

Absolutely one Of the most attractive
home properties situated in that delight--
full locality near 16th St reservoir. De-
tached corner house. 1t contains seven
exceptionally large rooms a hedroomsl
tile hath; maids room; large attic:
very large living room with open fre-
place; oak floors: instantaneous hot
water heater; hot-water heat; electric
lights. slate roof. Lot 10 50xl05. at.
tractively laid out and having several
large oak trees; garage; possession:
terms; price only $17.500.
BOSS & PHELPS,
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Misses Velvet rocks
s,ss.y s,s"e,, $3.50

Winters charming models for the younger set
cuded in this lowpriced group vevets in afternoon
models; vevets in delightful evening frock;
varied warmly becoming brown shades
Msmss Section Fortha asr
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Holiday Dance rocks
SIS to 500

surprisingly wide collection which choose all holiday
fesivtesmart taeas delightfully."- youthful sheer floating chit
frocks the delicate shades; chiffon velvets,
times gening with rhnestones; white
qued cleaning metal cloth and sey laces Fasonaby boufan,
fashionaby slim and raghtand ashionab drapd in front
Women Des dn Thd ncm.
MmesD Drs ssecbn,Fo Fourth
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Evening Hose
women's Wrap Section. Third floor.
In SiIUer, Gold and the
Nude Shades

Nude Shades
Sheer Chiffon Hose, 81 pair.
Are in gold, silver and the lovely light
shades so much worn by the women
of fashion with silver, gold or dark
slippers.
Open-1ace Silk Hose, $o pair.
Exquisitely designed lace clox in the
lovely gold and silvery shades.
womens Hosiery Section. First floor.
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Luxurious Evening Wraps
$95 to $3.50
women's Dress Section. Third floor.
Misses Dress Section, Fourth door.

Evening have found beauty glorious cooringch
of fabrics and exquisite fur trimmings Black and gold broade
coaed with grizette white rabbit charming cooru velvet
brocades cnoa lavsy trims of black sapphire blue
chiffon velvet and Innings and lovely coloringto blend
contrast.
setoaT Third floor
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Greatly
Reduced

Those smart boyishype frocks that much demand
by smarty dressed misses twis with touch of contrasting
color for collar and cuffs novelty paidsand jersey frocks
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Knitted Dresses
Greatly Reduced, $3.50

Smart sports
suitable for all spring. also attractive
epongenoyy fabrics browns and
boyh type so generally popular and becomngly
pueswars
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Greatly
Reduced

Smart models in great many different styles Poiret ws
crepe de chnes Cantons and an tuck peas touches of
color; these lend fascinating
trimming touches In black, navy and brown and few of
the lighter shades.
Evening star., 1923-12-26
Evening Gloves
Are being aUOr1t again

ATe beIHg IUOTH again
And they follow the old tradition for
long white gloves, and vary only when
they are soft pastel suedes instead.
G1acs Gloves, $3.50 and So pair.
Pastel Suedes, $3.50 and SO pair.
And surprising number of the arms
that raise opera glasses are gloved in
white" says the latest fashion report
of the New York opera opening.
Glove Section, First floor.
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Women's S Frocks
sss"c,l ssss,;y $3.50
At $295

5O-inch Muskrat Coat, fitch collar and cuffs.
5O-inch Muskrat Coat fox collar and cuffs.
48-inch Natural Raccoon Coat, drop skins
5O-r1ch Caracul Coat fox collar and cuffs
5O-inch Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat), skunk trimmed
Hudson Seal (dyed muskra Jacquette squirrel trimmed
Brown Caracul Jacquette, vatka squirrel trimmed
Section Third
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Knitted Sports Dresses
Greatly Reduced, SIS

Knitted Dresses reduced SIS
CORA in brown black and white and navy and white
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s---C1earance Priced
High Shoes
s,s.esa s,ss,y s6'75
Greatly
Reduced !. :. .

Twelve different modes-all late Fall styles-back and
brown kdskn, black and brown calfskin Regular stock
greatly underpriced.
Evening star., 1923-12-26
Women's Low and High
Pumps and Oxfords
s,sse., s,;s,y s4'75
Greatly
Reduced :.

Plain opera pumps, and fancy strap eects-patent
leather suede and suede combinations oxfords in black
and brown kidskin or calfskin.
womens
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At $495

5O-inch Black Caracul Coat fox collar and cuffs
5O-nch Hudson Seal (dyed mukra), chincflla squirrel
trimmed.
4Snch Hudson Seal dyed muskra), konsky collar and
cuffs
5O-inch Brown Caracul, with fox collar and cuffs
48-inch Jap Mink Coat, self trimmed.
Evening star., 1923-12-26

Holiday calendars cali for evening ocks ones ward
robe evening and of dance slippers hosiery and
goveand by the surprising number of goved with
long white kid gloves.
Evening star., 1923-12-26
Special Size Apparel
Greatly Reduced
Dresses Reduced to $3.50

Street models especially designed
woman; handsomely brodered crepe
georgettes attractive styles Black
and cocoa. Sizes 421z to 481a
Evening star., 1923-09-12

Twenty-Five dollars is a trifle steep
for footgear, maybe.
Anyway, although the natty little
bronze slippers that had been trotted
out fitted her just so, and the silver
gray ones that followed fitted just
as well, Mrs. Calvin Coolidge 'shopped
come more" and got what she wanted
for less money, the other day when
she made the rounds OF the down
town shops in quest OF evening foot
wear.
Ever since she came to Washing
ton the new first lady has done much
of her shopping here. and the astute
bunch >of psychologists behind the
counters OF more than one store know
the likes and dislikes of the Presi-
dents wife to a T. Likewise, they
can give you offhand a sketch of her
chief characteristics.
Takes Second Look.
As in the case of the shoes, Mrs.
Coolidge does not always take what
she looks at. Reports have it that
she is neither a "stingy buyer nor
an eXtravagant shopper.
An attribute that has won her
many plaudits in the shopping world
is her Willingness to give credit for
good service and good values. When
She gets something she likes she
goes right out and boosts the place
where she got it,
Not long after she came to Wash
Evening star., 1923-09-12
HOLIDAYS CONCLUDED
BY REFORMED JEWS
Orthodox Observance of Rosh
Hashanah to End With Services
This Evening.

Reformed Jews in Washington last
night concluded their observance of
osh Hashanah, the new year, and
those of the orthodox faith will close
their services tonight.
Religious exercises wereI begun this
morning at $50 o'clock by orthodox
congregations and continued until L
o'clock. They will be resumed about
sunset time, which will mark the
close of the holidays.
An outstanding feature of the serv-
ices conducted last night was the
Hiddish sermon delivered by Rabbi J.
T. Loeb at Ohev Sholem Synagogue.
Rabbi Loeb spoke on THE Progress
of Education" which had a connec-
tion with the movement being con-
Quoted by the Hebrew Educational
Association. This organiza ton has
begun in New York a drive to raise
S1.000.000. which is to serve as basic
funds to provide free education to
10000 persons.
Members of the various congrega-
ttons were reminded yesterday Of the
need of assistance throughout the
world and contributions will be taken
for various worthy causes, including
the sufferers in Japan.
Evening star., 1923-09-12
Mrs. Coolidge's $39.5O Frock
Wins Store Many Customers

ington. as the Presidents wife, Mrs.
the downtown shops of the popular
frock. Out of the display put befo~e
model of good lines and substa 1rial
material. Slender and girlish of fig
ure, the frock suited her admiralty.
Only when she gave her name and
address did the Saleswoman know she
was serving the first lady.
Senator's wife Interested.
A few days later the wife of an i'm
portant senator entered the store
and asked ito see some of the frocks
that Mrs Coolidge was looking at the
other day" The store got a customer
and the senator's wife a bargain.
Explaining her good luck the sem
ators wife said, Mrs. Coolidge had
appeared at a luncheon in her new
frock, and that when admiring, COM
ment was heaped upon her costume,
the Presidents wife replied:
Il got this at so-and-so's. They
have lovely things. and their prices
are not high. either"
frock, casually sold to a girlish-
looking stranger, was responsible
for a half dozen sales in high gov
ernmental circles.
And there are not many women
where they got a good buy either"
IS the way the story ends.
Copyright, 1921
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$3.50 Princess Slips
$1.0S

Made of good quality imported
sateen, in black, brown, navy blue and
white: hemstitched yokes; full length;
all sizes.
Extra Sise Slips, s275-Of import
ed sateen, in brown, black and white; hem
stitched yokes; full cut and we'll made.
GoldenberE's-rhird Floor.
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A-SHome: ToS2len, 9 g. ,TqlkeS1s g 2k::
ColG96lllasl f

thick with brogue He returned again
and again. The two became fast
friends, and Lucey saw. as Cal had
already seen, that something must be
done.
To teach Ca4 to talk was beyond
the question. But it was possible to
let men know him. to throw them in
contact with him until they too could
feel life under the cold skin of silence.
But more than that remained TO be
done. Cal had to learn what these
men, from whom he was always really
apart, thought and felt.
Cal learned. He learned how to do
the little personal human things that
would win popularity even with the
handicap of a sticking tongue.
He learned to greet men on the
street: he learned to call on bored
old women and listen to them talk;
he learned never to forget a name !;
he learned to speak proudly and in
high company of his lowliest friends
In fact he learned the lesson that he
had in mind when he wrote to James
Lucey after he became President:
IF it were not for you l should not
be here"
downright 1929
Evening star., 1923-09-12
VIII.

Even in the environment of his ma
tive New England, where many of the
qualities that have attracted the at
tention of the nation to him are the
common property of most mature men
and women. Cal Coolidge has always
been considered markedly different
from his fellows. Cars great obstacle
in his early days was his inability to
talk. 1t amounted-and 1t still does
Ito a physical ailment. Unless he
was asked a question or was re-
quested to give an opinion Cal found
it impossible to use his tongue. He
was believed by those who met him
to be uninterested and uninteresting.
But Cal was not as callouS as he
seemed; he suffered from his inability
to mingle with his fellow men.
He was Just beginning TO feel the
real extent of the burden his reluc-
tant tongue laid on him when. as
college boy, he was taken by Bob
Weir, a Northampton boy, to the shop
of James Lucey, the shoemaker. Cal
stayed to listen to the glib stories,
Evening star., 1923-09-12
Panty Dresses, 81,
SI.9S and $3.50

Just the dress for the
kindergarten miss" 4
large assortment of new
models, with embroid-
cred designs: guaran-
teed fast colors; sizes .
to 8 years.
Evening star., 1923-09-12

School FrockS
$2.oS
Unusually smart models of cotton
, crepe and beautiful ginghams in q
varied range of new and attractive
colors, with bright, artistic touches
of embroidery and appliqued de-
signs. Sizes 6 to ID years.
$3.50 KnickerS, 1923
New Wool Tweed Knickers, adjust
able belr and buttoned pockets:
buckle and adjustable knees; sizes Ii
to IS years.
Khaki KnickerS, SI.98
Girls Khaki Knickers, adjustable
belt and knee; buttoned pockets;
sizes to % years.
MILDLY Skirts, 1923
Navy Blue Wool Serge MILDLY
Skirts, deep-plaited models, with wide
hens; muslin waists; sizes to Ii
years.
Coat SveaferS, S4.98
Children's Extra Fine Wool Coat
Sweaters. in brown, copen and tan:
belted models. with pockets; sizes
to II years.
Evening star., 1923-09-12

Featuring Two Special Groups of Smart
at Economy Prices
New shipments of girls school rocks have and
we've singled special groups that should
their daughters frocks at savings
Evening star., 1923-09-12
81 Perfect Quality
Window Shades, Nc

Strictly perfect quality Oil Opaque and
Holland finish Window Shades, 3x59-ft.
finished sizes; mounted on strong spring
rollers, in white, ecru, white and dark
green; complete with all fixtures and
crochet ring to match
Goldenbergi is-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-12
Ne,U CretOnnes
Regularly 48c Yard
27c Yard

This assortment embraces all the newest
and most popular colorings and designs so
desirable for draperieS, cushion, comfort
and furniture coverings, as well as all
decorative purposes.
Choose from floral. stripe foliage and
tapestry designs, in light or dark colorings
Full one yard wide. to mill lengths or full
bolt from which we Will cut the required
number OF yards.
Fourth FlOor-Drapsry Section and First Floor
Bargain Table.
Evening star., 1923-09-12

About half the land area of Japan is
forest. and about half of this is owned
by the state. The arabic land is so
scarce that farm rarely consists of
more than an acre or two
Evening star., 1923-09-12

a1x27 and 29x2s large size Bed
Pillows. filled with sterilized
curled feathers. covered with
heavy grade stripe and fancy art
ticking; a good, fluffy filed pill
low at big saving.
Goldsnberg' s-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-12
81 Storm Serge, 89c
Women;s 81 to SO
Oxtords and Pumps
at $2.S5 pair

Styles and materials that are right in
fashions favor for fall-including Ok
fords and Pumps OF patent, tan, black
kid, satin and dull feathers. Welt and
turn soles, Louis, military and low
walking heels; various toe shapes to
choose from.
Sizes 2Ia to 7 and widths A to D in
the lot.
Geldenberg' 's-First FleOr.
Evening star., 1923-09-12
Girls School Hats
S1.05 to 81. so

A wonderful showing of stylish and practical
mats for the school miss in our second foor
imillinery department, in charmingly youthful
fshapes of mushrooms. berets, pokes and roll
brim styles. Of felt, duvetyn and silk velvet,
trimmed with lovely ribbon cockades pert
bows and muti-colored embroidery.
Goldenberg's-second Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-12
Alex. Smith s. Sons Make
9rz2-H. Wool Rugs
At Savings From Later Prices

large shipment of earlyn-the-year purchase OF
Alexander Smith Sons Rugs will be placed sale tonor-
prices that offer savings averaging about onefourth
floor coverings needed for Fall and Winter will
you attend this tomorrow and make your seec
tons from the very complete assortments offered
5000 Seamless Brussels Rugs, oxl2 it. size $2z65
$3.50 Seamless Velvet Rugs 9S12 it. STATS
$500 Seamless Brussels Rugs 9x12 IT. size. $2675
S4750 Scanned Administer Rugs o12 #. size. $3675
$500 Seamless Administer Rugs, 9xl2 # size. $3o75
5000 Seamless Velvet Rugs, 9x2 it, size $3.50
$3.50 Seamless Administer Rugs, 9x12 it. size. $5475
$500 Seamless Administer Rugs, oxl2 f. size.
$3.50 Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs ox12 it. size. $5475
Smaller sizes at proportinately ow'prices
Evening star., 1923-09-12
Fall Dress Goods
$1.75 Value at $1.49

All-wool Crepe, one of the seasons
most popular fabrics for dresses and
skirts-featured tomorrow at this low
price. Black, navy, brown, burgundy.
cocoa, tan and gray. "a inches wide
So Wool Tricotine, $2.49
44-inch All-wool Tricotine, proper weight
for fall suits, dresses. etc, in black, navy
brown, burgundy and plum.
$3.50 Wool Velour, $2.08
54-inch AN-wool Velour. extra quality for
suits and capes; in black brown and navy
blue.
81 Storm Serge, S9c
40-inch Storm Serge. close twill quality in
black, brown. navy, burgundy and plum.
GoldenberE' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-12
School FrOckS
$1.oS

OF hne quality glnghams, IN
bright, clear colored checks, plaids
and plain shades that will tub per-
fcctly. Straightline and waistline
models, trimmed with white and
contrasting effects. Sizes E TO IA
years.
MILDLY BIouSeS, $3.50
White Jean MILDLY Blouses. braid
trimmed, yoke front models, finished
with pocket; sizes to IS years.
81 and $3.50 MiddieS, $3.50
Khaki Middies, some with emblems.
others with silk braid: also made of
natural color linen, with braid trim
ming; mostly all sizes.
MILDLY Skirts, Sl.98
White Jean MILDLY Skirts. deep
hens and plaids; muslin waists at
tached; sizes to IA years.
Sport SweGferS, 1923
Heavy Wool Shaker Knit Sport
Sweaters, in maroon, brown, navy
blue and heather; sizes II to Is years.
Golderberg'S-ThirdF Floor.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-07-13
NOTICE

l have made arrangements to have
One of the best veterinarians in the
state of Nebraska, from Lincoln, in
White River during Frontier Days
and IS long thereafter as necessary.
He has been specializing on barren
cows, and has been successful in fer
talizing about seventy-five per cent OF
those treated. If you have any such
cows in your breeding herd, it will
pay you to have them treated, rather
than to sacrifice them to the block.
He will also do any other work
along that line. Have only been able
to secure his services, because he in.
tends to attend the Frontier Days
celebration at White River on August
1870 and have prevailed upon him
to stay over for a few days for the
benefit Of those who may need his
services.
Please let me know your wants
along this line and l will see that you
receive attention Immediately after
Frontier Days.
~ ]. N. Sturdevant,
White River. 8. II
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-07-13

Some girls take a peculiar delight
In breaking mems hearts, and then
make an awful row when some man
smashes theirs.
Don't become peeved when your
wife admits that you are a necessary
evil. Give her credit for fearlessly
telling the truth.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-07-13
Notice

All patrons Of Wood School Dist
No. l, who have pupils who are pow
ready for tenth grade work, and who
will attend the Wood schools in the
event that the tenth grade is taught
here the coming school year, are earn.
estly requested to register such pupil
with the Treasurer Of said district
NJ. D. Payne, at the First State Bank
at Wood, on or before noon, August /
1923.
Any pupils living outside of SAID
first district who are ready for the
tenth grade work, and who are de-
sirous of attending school in Wood
the coming term are also requested
to register at the same place before
August l, 1923. E. l.. Galbraith
Clerk, Wood School Dist. No. /. 24-a