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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1923-05-31
THE OLD WATAUGA COUNTY
BANK BUILDING SOLD

S. c. Eggers and Company who
have been occupying the store room
in the old Watauga County Bank
Building have purchased the entire
property. They will make consider
able changes in the building Ia good
one as it is) and make it entirely mo-
dern, and will provide offices, etc. for
rent. The location being ideal, the
property is most desirable.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1923-05-31
COUNTY SINGING WELL. ATTEN.
DED

The county singing held at Brushy
Fork on last Sunday was largely at
tended and altogether an enjoyable
affair. The music was good, and the
good people of that section had the
grounds dotted with stacks of the
best Of, foods. So far as we have
heard the order was good.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1923-05-31
FORMER GOVERNOR DEAD

Joseph w. Folk, former governor
of Missouri, and once a leading fig
ure in Democratic party politics, died
in New York Monday.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1923-05-31

Salt serves as spice or condiment
which whets the appetite and increas-
es the palatibility Of feed for all
livestock.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-19
65O YEAR RECORD
 IS TO BE BROKEN
Last Time British Kings Son
 Wed COmInoner Was in 1269

London, April 19 (By the Associated more than $50 years in the record: of Westminster Abbey to find par. allel to the ceremony which will take place there week from today wher the Duke of York is married to Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon.
 The last time son of a reigning king married commoner in the ab- bey was in 1859 when Edmond Crouchback was welded to Aveline oi Lancaster, daughter of the Duke oi Albemarle.
 An interesting feature rising out ot the fact that the Duke of York's bride will no proceed from a royal palace the royal coach to the home of Lady Elizabeth in Bruton street. In this vehicle the bride, suitably escorted and attired in a Florentine gown ot ivory chiffon moire will drive to the abbey accompanied by her father, the Earl of Strathmore.
 When the coach arrives the bridal DrOCeSSlOfl VIII ellltI lHt dDpcS plC- ceded by the choir which will sing Lead Us, Heavenly Father, Lead us.' As the bride and bridegroom take their places in front of the altar the dean of Windsor will read the ex- hortation, after which the archbishop of Canterbury will perform the actuai marriage service uniting "Albert Frederick Arthur George and Eliza beth Angela Marguerite"
 Immediately after this part of the ceremony the choir will sing 'Goc Be Merciful Unto Us and Bless Us" The archbishop will then deliver the address, which will be followed by the hymn Praise My Soul, the King of Heaven Next will be sung the verse of the national anthem and iS1- mediately after it the choir will rem der the anthem Beloved. Let Us Love One Another" which was com posed especially for Princess Mary's wedding. The Mendelssohn march will conclude the service.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-19
l5 ARE ORDERED
 ID APPEAR TODAY
MorehOuse Defendants to Be Ar-
 rested by Sheriff

Bastrop, La, April 19.--Sheriff Fred Carpenter today notified 15 defend, ants in the Warehouse hooded band cases to surrender to him at the courthouse before noon today He said this method was adopted to save time and he expected them to appear as directed.
 Three others charged in connection with the crimes are out of the juris- diction of the sheriff. The state charges all defendants are ku kluh Klansmen.
 Warrants Out Early.
 Warrants for the arrests of nearly a score of Warehouse parish citizens charging various offenses i'll con- nection with masked band activities last summer which eliminated on August "A the state charges in the staying of Watt Daniel and T. r. Richard of Mer Rouge, are in the hands of Sheriff Fred Carpenter.
 Bills of information drawn by State Attorney Gen. Coco were brought to Bastrop yesterday by David l. Gar rett, district attorney ana lled Wltn the court of the sixth judicial district which immediately issued warrants.
 Conspiracy to Murder. %
 The most serious of the charges is conspiracy to murder, two such charges being made against Captain J. K Skipwith, exalted cycops of the Morehouse parish Ku Klux Kan, in connection with the Daniel and Richard deaths. There were no oth- CT murder conspiracy charges.
 Captain Skipwith also was charged with carrying firearms on premises of another, compelling a person to leave his home, conspiring to compel a person to leave an automobile, con- spring to compel a person to leave his place of business, and three
New Britain herald., 1923-04-19
charges of assault.
 Other Accusations.

Several bills of information were filed against Dr. B. M. McKoin, for mer mayor of Mer Rouge and now a student at Johns Hopkins university, including conspiring to assault per son, conspiring to compel a person to leave the parish, and assault with a dangerous weapon.
 T. Jeff Burnett, former deputy sheriff of Morehouse parish; E. N. Gray, Oliver Skipwith. son of Captain Skipwith and Smith Stevenson, were charged in one of the bills with con- spring to compel person to leave an automobile in connection with the Kidnapping of Daniel and Richard. Marvin Pickett, Cud Pickett and Den ton Pratt were charged with carrying firearms on premises of another 9th CTS named included
 W. P. Kirkpatrick, Laurie Calhoun, former deputy sheriff; Kelly Harp, Ed. Ivy, Harlie Rogers and Fred Hig- ginbotham.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-19

Challenge milk, ? cans 25c. Pure lard, 2 lbs. 25c. Russell Bros.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-19
EDUCATORS TO MEET
Connecticut College Will Have Meet
 ing on Saturday

New York. April 19.-The deans in practically all the New England col- Ieges admitting women will meet at Connecticut college, this city, satnr- day to hear reports from deans who attended the tenth annual meeting of the national association of deans Of women held in Cleveland. February 25 to 2S and to discuss their com mon problems. The colleges to send representatives include Smith. Bates, Simmons, Radcliffe, Univ. of Maine, Colby, Brown university, Women's college of Brown university, Mass. Ag- ricultural, Jackson, Middlebury, New Hampshire, Rhode Island State, Uni versity of Vermont. Wheaton and Connecticut Agriculture college.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-19
GETS GOOD POSITION
Former Companion of Sarah Bern
 hardt Adyertiscs For Job

Paris. April l9,-The following paragraph appeared recently in the situation wanted" columns of the Paris newspapers;
 Mime. De Gournay aged so years, for many years the companion of Mme, Sarah Bernhardt, left free by the sad event Of her death seeks q place as companion, reader or house. keeper. Address 4 Rue Olier"
 The advertisement brought a fair number of answers and Mme. De Gournay told Excelsior that she thought sho would accept m offer of a place with u provincial society woman.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-19
TO DISCUSS DEBT ISSUE.

Paris, April 19 (By Associated Press) Eliot Wadsworth, secretary of the |. s. treasury who has been engaged in the conferences here with representatives of the allies on pay ment of the costs of the American army of occupation, left for London today, where he will stay until Mon day. Ha will see officials of the British treasury regarding the Brit ish debt settlement.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-19
MORSE IN HOSPITAL
Message From Washington states That New I,ondoner Is III At Ma tional Capital.

New London, April 19,--A long dis tanee telephone message from Wash. ington. D. C., to the private secretary Of Harry F. Morse of this city re- eeived this morning from Mrs Morse is to the effect that MT. Morse is in a hospital in Washington.
 The secretary says that MT. and Mrs. Morse left New London by mos tor for Washington Monday afternoon and that MT. Morse suffered bad spell en route and upon arrival wa; immediately taken to the hospital.
 This trip followed closely the am nouncement that his bail had been declared forfeit and bench warrant issued for his arrest because. Of his failure to appear in court last week.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-19
ABANDON SHIP AT SEA.

Halifax, N. S., April 19.-The Brit ish barkentine Clutha has been aban- doned in sinking condition and set on fire about 1000 miles east of New York, according to a radiogram picked up here today from the liner Orduna, which picked up the crew.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-19
ENCOUNTER FIERCE STORMS.

Brixham. Eng. April 19 (By Asso- lciated Press) The American steam Yer Satsuma, bound from New York Nor Riga, arrived here yesterday after Ia 22-day passage in the course of which the chief officer and seven
 members of the crew were badly in- #jured by enormous seas. On four |different occasions the force of the northwest gale smashed the steering Sgear. The vessels rails were twisted fin several places.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-19
HARVEY IN BAD SHAPE.

Chicago. April i9.--Charles Harvey Of New York, long active in profess slonal boxing and who suffered q fractured skull in an automobile ac- cident here yesterday, still was in a dangerous condition, hospital at tendants said.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-19

Second Deputy Chief Michael T. souney is 4s years of age and is q life long resident of New Britain. He was at one time foreman for Lam ders. Frary & Clark. On June f., 1897, he wah appointed sub callman and q substitute driver in October, 1899. He was appointed permanent substitute in April, 1904, and became a captain in 1908. At the last meet ing of the board of fire commission CTS he was appointed Second Deputy Chief.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-19
5,sSf,s23 MILES IN AIR
This Is Record of U. S. Mail Aviators
 Since May of 1918.

Washington, April 19.-up to the close of last year aviators of the air mail service had flown 5,2S1.S23 miles since the inauguration of the service in May, 1918, according to report made public today by the post office department. It was estimated that the service is now operating on sched- ule of 100000 miles a year.
 The total cost of the service since it's inauguration was figured at $4,- 295,s6 much of the expenditure nav ing been made for permanent nm provements. A total of 160,437,6oo letters have been delivered by ar, the total of last year increasing to oo,- GOO, ,000.
 Challenge milk, 2 cans 25c. Pure
 Vf
New Britain herald., 1923-04-19

Challenge milk. 2 cans 25c, Pure lard. 2 lbs. e5c. Russell Bros.-advt'
New Britain herald., 1923-04-19

Ceylon exported 171,392,249 pounds of tea last year, of which 70 per cent was shipped to Great Britain. The United States was second best cus- tomer.
, 1923-05-24
City Briefs

P-H-Patterson L. n buinesss man
sfmt tfmo from Omaha
George Edrszrds II an out q town
business caller herev tor h remain
der OF tho weelEfDm-DeuScE-
w NBrDwn- Of tnor J. g. Brown
Mercantile company ~ hsrs nr q
short time ON business frum Denver
Robert G. Taylor rrturned thts
morning from Denver whero he has
been fur gevcraI wceics-
Lzrv aHn. q cnutEzrtro OF Bill
nngs, IN IN tho city for s1me ttms on
business
Jam1u Wm1am Benunft end DC
Thorton of Tho Hirzh- w1cksun com
pany OF Chicago arc hero for q few
Gays on business
w Taylor. formerly 0f Rnwwp-
meat. Wyo- and now OF Chsyezne, IN
In ths city nor n fev days attending
to buxtnens atfzkrS
WIrnarn dzAzBum> Hfndz. pAoncer of
Natrona county, srriscds tho city
, 1923-05-24
Personals

Inzy-Crfhertns King returned last
evsn4nE frona MusiroEea Okla where
stns was,caucd last week by tho death
Of hsrshzeSlsl-
n-@6EHMA n~CArYsater E-
rtv~d ~ozs<1a.k today frum DenvG-
and VIII .spenA q nhore m hero en-
business Mr. Csrpentar In connected
win Tho Midwest Refining company.
M snd rzn Warren Dailsy ar
rived .oduyr frum Dunveg. Mr.. Daley
In sfahe azrso license inspector.
MIA Gil Rogers arrived ycster-
dny fxun WEIGH, Wyo. and will
PsnA y saurt tina hero vlseefnE with
ftendA
~- Olrtnst OF Omaha - m
IN stty FOR . NV a-ss ca business
und vassEn.B WIN fsenca
Ne-csa 1fsA II l. Adamn cnx4r~s
t1hD Hmntzs fruzA Ds.vur ard will
EaSno tassx hsnnA hare
INT. anna 1xrA- k I. BAzzasuad azd
eRsfoxca have returned from Cnsnredo
whsrs th.0 have been visftfnE with
peaattvsa for the hasa fe<S vee1fA.
Nn- @d HN m Browatns arrived
te<zy fruza Cftcase end VIM spsHd
several Essaths her~ Mr. browning
, 1923-05-24
,AIknE I'm So.p
Bad for mo-HzAr

BozD-nhDuan bs-uDd- czrecuH,
frycas want to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fts best NEnuy suapsrnnd prcpared
shampoos cnntzin no mnrh free
anean Tht8 dries therBz1n-mz3rrz
tho hntr britne~anA ruinssxt
Tho best thing nor EtnU-rfs
Muisificd cocoamut on elrampoofsftcn
Is puro+ and grcase1csD-4and Ia. bsttez
thnn-hnythfuB -oase you cm WH
Twem tfpeopt razpomfufs-oCMn1.4
ned is mf1cfcnt to cleanse fhe 1zfr
and scalp thoroughly Simply mnfs-
ten tho h1tr with ~t1rardmotft IN
It mafees I'M abundzmno OF rich.
creamy lnrfnE. which rfnsss ont
easily. removfnB ovoy parf1c1o of
dust. dtrt. drndmn and cxce1 on
Tbs hair dries quickly and evenly,
and II lerpcs Tho eca1ps md the
hair fins und zfnH bright. 1zfruus,
ffuffy. waxy znA eEy tn mzmn8e
You-eane gut MnhzfnrE cscoanmta eu
shampoo-at my drug store. II fs~1n-
szpauz4ys~g nd aAfsw omces VIII SOP
ply every Ennber1 a tho 1nuffy for
month"; Bo-eWs9nA-ouc for -nEuzzk
ffeE-AAxsrf1rcD<ul
, 1923-05-24
MARY B Society Editor

10 . wool buyar and has v1ktfsd tnI
Cnspcr fur Hvernf months each
spring for the last 10 yenra. m. and
Mrs Browning hayo many ffsmds
hcre.
Mr.. and Mrn.sL O. Tny7ur md isahyI
,hnya returned from . three dzyr
pleasure trip pant insThnrmopoiia.
ME and 1nAE G. xhrup.sAz,n-
pleasure TIP tDs Therm1poifa.
MI end MLELDmAsa..auaSru
arc hero ON busfness end yissf1nx
with acknowledgements veears nom
Salt Lnke'c1ty
MI and MrEkH W-sQm1rur shnye
returned from Denver where they
spent some timo Visiting with rela-
ttvez-
Mrz-J- o~Hams ar1fVcd- IN cho~cfty
last evening from BnIfngn. Mont, and
VIII spend he summer months hero.
Miss Przncfs~ Chapman 10 Whiting
with relatives In Omaha for several
weeirS-
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Dawn end
family are spending a few day5 here
on business and visiting with friends
rom their ranch west Of the city.
ktzss Helen Goodmnushaz1rrtunad
from Cheyenne where she has been
visiting with friends for tho last
week
Mr. and Mr1- u O. Wilson arc hero
for asfew days from Denver Visiting
with friends.
Miss Olga Nyquist has rstrrned
from Shelby. Mont. whers she has
been for the past two mnuths on
business Miss NyQ1fsf=was formsrfy
employed at tho Palms F1ural com
pnny-
Mrz-F- Fisher In sps-ftnr ssv>
erai dny1 whiting With frfrnds Mt Salt
Creek
Mr. and Mrs Frank p. 6nniEh are
m Inc city for a short tins from st.
Loui5. no.
Mrs d A WuinmEca ND dnssh-
ter Mario left lass s<uasnS fur Csao-
RADIO v~SsrcSthsy WIN VISIT win srola-
tfves Scr a~
MI VArEAnA WRxBrA vnsRsnB -
atfvoz bsrs tsr n fsw weseua fron lar
home In Deapu
ldka oaseD fErstsn ozsrR m
mo<x.a9 fseR Cssyso@o On q sAart
besAsazs treA
ntn. sod Hrs. H Il. Kssfa .zzA ead4
drea win resurn tomorrow frvzn Don
ver whero they have been for nvczal
'wceks On = pieaszre trip
I'M. and MrA- l. b Morgan errfvcd
in the city last evening from Port
, 1923-05-24
GIRLS! Make LEMON
cREER TaBEWTH SKIN

E1 ths 3ssss eestwo slu.saas WITH
three exnoeH a Oxrhard White. which
any druggist via suppsy far a few
cents. shake wen In q botts. and you
havea wheee Q~ra<trr>ptnt Of thu most
wonderful skin softencr and com
plcxAon bsaHtfffer. Nsssazra this
swestty frnErnEt hazann ereem into
the feoe. neck ANN and hanAz. then
shortly motto thu youthful beauty.
softnens and whatc,css OF yoerr akin.
Famous Etago beauties use this
harmless ls<aon cream to bring that
vefvsty, char. ruay~vh,es e~oszpi1xion
also an "a freckte. snnburn. and tan
bleach because Il doesn't frrftnte~
Advertisement.
, 1923-05-24

land. Ora, Gno win apend thrco week
or q month .hers attending to buef-
n1asrafnzfrs endsyfdtins with friondz-
ln0kAgnes RooertzDn ha1 returned
rom n short pleasure trip spent In
Om1ha-
hero
fbr q, short time from their homo IN
ehcrtfan 2
m-md[1ffr40T Rnrfssero busf-
mems v1sftors hare for 4 bow weeks
fum~Tufsa, Okla
, 1923-05-24

WIN be gfyen>by tho children OF tho
congregation An interesting discus
isfon Of c~oxuruntfy fntorcstB WIN be
hofd affer- which offfccD VIII BE- elect
ed Gnd committees win DO appointed.
msrnbers OF the CHURCH arc asked
TO be present
DhmrFarty
Ffsd.y EsenanE
Tho meniDGr OF tho CsaD~~Wm-
snDe Club VII e~ntertni, at o dlnner
party tnmDEow evening at GAS at
tho home OF ME- D. B. Ftrmin. so4
South GkHue strsse fn-honor OF their
husbands. Ehinsise ar, annual affair
ana promfsos-tDa6s~ashu hugo :
mwapsWoazrfD
Be Observed
Plnns to hnvoG& fros- ornuort 30
tueen II c'cfpclr noon aends1s D. m.
at tho Riazto fheaeer oacfr dry dur
ing Music Week which stnrts May 81
hsye bcen gone into by Mrs. MadS
fyn- Trebcr and ME- b r. Kline.
,Rhcy VIII have charge Of arranging
tho concerts nd ecminE the talent
and Weu cited for tak5 taste IN
asmuohsas their work has kept them
IN continued contact with the best
musical performers OF Tho city.
1t Is hoped fhat rs many PERSONS an
possible VIII take advantage OF this
program of Eood~music and make
tho concert and securing che talent
portunity OF getting acquainted with
the best
, 1923-05-24
AND COMING
EVENTS IN SOCIAL
CIRCLES OF CASPER

ana Beech sfroeta An fnfero7efnE
program win be gfvru which VIII In
cludo a piano ~snicction- by Mrs Ethel
Strickland and an address on Mink
ing tho World Sufe for Motbers- by
h Rev. ]. T. Haria- Miss Grace
Perkins WIN give several vocal seleo-
tons aftcr which Mrs SayIes VIII
talk for a short time on the Instltu-
ton OF Mothers day. Tho program
WIN 10 closed by a reading gfvrS by
Mira J. II Phelps A special invita-
ton Is extended 70 all mothers and
babies. An members of the union
T naked to DO present as important
business matters win be discussed
Mrs. SvSensy
E~ntextHfrss-
Mrs. James P. Sweeney vaz host
es5 Mt this second of a series of bridge
funcheons given today at her home
on South Lincoln Roses
wero used for tho decorations.
Guests present Mrs. John whel,n,
Mre. NJ C. Pr,cn- Mrs. Tom Daniels,
Mrs. John Btnsonheimer, Mrs Charles
Campbell. Mrs-Don Smith. Mrs. H. A.
Thompson, HRS Neil Charles Getx.
Mrs. r. C. Gather. Mrs.. C. P Plum
hrs- n A BeoSlinrcr, Hn- Alley,
Mrs r. e Wood. Mrs. r. n. Boess,
NOR. RrH Asrvhau Dayton, Mrs. Bass,
Mrs Robert Og6sA and Mrs Ione
Wood.
, 1923-05-24
FrodFfsf
Marriage

FrodrFfsh
Marriage.
Mrs RoaLFree1 and Mr.. Ira Fish
were married yesterday by Judge
Henry F- Brennan lis Inez Wood
ward and Kenneth McFcnna were
Witnesses. Tho bride and groom VIII
mako thufr homo in Casper.
Dupkicata Bridge
Cnb Meeting Friday.
Tho DupIicate bridge club VII meet
tomorrow afternoon at the ON of
i Mrs J. C. Shook on East Eleventh
kFtrert
kJEAs Party
Evening.
n. v. r. Hanson was hostess Mt
kforrna1 surprise bridge party
khst etsninE NJ her homo 451
IN honor of Mr.. Hanson whose
WIS yestcddHy. Honurs for
5entrG were taken by Mrs. A
b, Mrs Allan Mcclellan, C. L..
end Rn1ph Knurmon- Guests
hss for tho evening wcro Nr. and
o. C. BrowEter. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Czcr, DR.. md MrA. Allan Nc
&enn. Er-and Mrs. Tz1ph Knnmon.
md Mrs. Carl Gompf, Mr.. and
a NJ. Cos and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ar4u1s1e
Frank G-sssm win be href-
an infoxzzsI b<idss tea to be
ae~rurruv afternoon ~ her
rlhonnrs OF EIrs- IL I. Asdor.
y NxuI lasVe nnIE vrr~E f1T
, 1923-05-24

ty after which little Betty arstnger
adorabiy dressed In a yellow COS
tune. danced several numbers.
Guests present for the evening
wero Mr.. and Mr- Waiter Storr1e,
Mr. and Mrs C. l. Hudson, Mr. and
Mrs s. L. 0rtebel, Mr. and Mrs ]
b Walker. mr. and NM. Ray HpiIo-
rnn. Mr. and Mr1. warter echu1tzbMr-
and Mrz- Frank Tnytor. Mr.. and
Mrs NJ p Wear. MI andAMH- W.
Z Rehr, Jr--Mr-ard MnA EsRo6-
bins, AfisssEsther Ru.dsn- EpsBAbois
Arnold. MISS Isobef Shea. 4nss In
liam Peck. Miss Dorothy Stift Mlss
MarEnret Knitfle. Misc Addlne GIL
bourne. Mnu veeta Gnbourne. Mics
Mary Tobin- Mlss Knttryn Mahony.
Miss BHIses Nnnoney. Mlas vern Tan
german. Mes Frances werker, Miss
Jean Bradncr, Mla1 Dvrochy F7sher,
David GfTbourrc-A e Sarett. Dan
Parlper. Warren Christian. Glenn
Douglns. John wy1and. r. M. Grant,
b o. Hammond. Ted Rochcfnrd WI
fred Thompson, D. La Rreche. Gin
ton Fuller. James McCrea, Carr Gel
ger and Dr.. Victor Daclen-
Literary Department
Holds Meeting.
The LAtrrstxre Department OF tno
Casper Woman's Departmental Club
met yesterday afternoon ut tho home
of Mr. R W. Loucks, $50 CY avenue.
The p- >sraru follows.
Roll Car{avur1ts qustrztn of
poetry.
Splendid paosrs ~ a-seu,ssuns
, 1923-05-24

mornng from Denver and viii spend
a low days here on business.
j. L Matherson returned "a,
morning from Billings where ho has.
been o several weeks on a b~uSiu>,f
trip.
, 1923-05-24
BS1aps R0N9W
Yeslny.


Teaay.
Mr. Hs1 CWr1s- s~nte<fakns0s N om
Informal MsosnSfunos,Gnn gtyuss today
mt her Residences. s Eart Elev~nth
street. AzsnaSg tfsnas vho attsndad
wsru AfH- r. x bartholomew, Mr..
J.. C. h~norfE1sr- r. H Nlchols. Mrs.
LotEh Torvrz-nd. Erz- h B. Lumrns,
Mrs r. f. Wexfz. Mrs. 7. A Dean,
Mrs O. H Wai,snhmta- Mr.. Joe
Btnasnheern.<, Nm Gus BefS Ar.
Chri RsuoahN. Mv- H. h L~fhrup,
Ars- Carney Peterson Ma H Il
erhv<rtzI hx<z- wHnhm Coen, Mn. y.
u. R-co>N 1sos J, ". JshnUu, Mira
psd PnrtfH. Nm C1uzos. Z weIdncr.
Mira Roy sF1socst. Ms A L. Big
I'm. sar- C. N,uuaayszn, hr- J. r.
iGrstoe- smd krA AFHnr
, 1923-05-24

L~E DsS.
Tts~ nm sr~9Sers Se-. ANL
Trse sruSssre c~resr+ann-S r.vs -ve-
-'n- AZ s~yfo-nsnr d---Hnv r--e- y--
It -the F--rh-- hotter m honor q Cs1
Fu'Ehun Of clenwucd surinx-. Coio-.
who In hero for n few Days ne en-
tertaiuurent started at . O'Clock abort
, 1923-05-24
SPORT SKIRTS

6sEansis values, Noznem's and Misses, new Spring 8kSEes
sfe5anEt ss gsSe& Pleased models i1shades of tan, sEsy',
street az sRars wear. Values up to $3.50. ReasvaI Bale
, 1923-05-24
SWEATERS

Nice assortment In this EauAA
You win find Silk Euxedos and
Wool. Values up 70 Ss.pn-
Removal SaIe @A AE
, 1923-05-24

Enazf vtpsst, sport OF drszs Goats of plaid or pfxfn,
Wool Bolxipe, GaneHhair.or plain Velour. Soms
modsh Valussapt 10 $4,000, Removal Sale price
, 1923-05-24
HATS

A aaln Hks this camcs but onpa
in many years, Came carly
and saya money Values up
to- sfA0 90, Re- @s@ ME
m0sAl SALs price
, 1923-05-24

ntr. sod 1ErA H T. Kssfs ezzA sada-
win resurn tomorrow frcn Don
ver where they have been for several
vceks On = pteaszre trip
, 1923-05-24

An Tao popular ssfugea> An
the desirable materials. Rose
pearl, grey, EsAd, gfEkid,
While Sseezi sad a hiE assorsE
ment OF other eplos. Values
Up ts sis.oa Be az az
, 1923-05-24

Atr. and Mira L. b MorEa srrfved
the city last evening from Port
, 1923-05-24

Warmers, Memo and Redfem.
All styles and sizes. @MO
At q discount of-GV 10
, 1923-07-28
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A LOOK MEANS a LOT

We consider this a good buy: Iarge house. story and a hah-four
rooms and bath on main floor; 3 bedrooms upstairs. full basement finished
as apartment Of three rooms and bath. Gas ranges connected. Located
o N South Poplar street. Price s525ooo. Terms $4,000 cash. bal. monthly.
Five oom house with bath: furnished. full basement with four
rooms finished and toilet "a ranges connected located n southwest
part of town. Monthly income OF $500. Price $500. Terms. $4,000
cash. balance monthly like rent.
Large lot eoxi4o IT. Garage on rear df lot; east front; o pave
ment, just off East First street. Ideal location fol r,oming house OF
garage. Very reasonable or cash.
Fourroom house with bath. u porch. fireplace in living ROOM;
garage 1890. a heat located just off East Second street on ST.
Botolph- Price 100000. VIII trade larger income property.
Large lot with three small houses situated thereon, ast 'front.': size
60xi4O; very cAcse in being On Kimban street Just off East Second
Ideal location Tor apartment. rooming house or garage location. Price
very reasonable.
Ffveroom house. alcove. dining room, hardwood floors. bath es
Price s5sooOo.
street. Exceptional for store pr roomfng house.
NoTE-we ave customers for good 4 Or room houses well located
See BEN Realty Co.
aoisos Midwest Bldg. REALTORS Phone 1850