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Women's Summer Dresses for Disposal

7-Women's sos to $3.50 Afternoon Gowns of
crepe roma, eeorgette and crepe back satin,
showing the circular and panel tunc flare styles,
beautifully beaded and embroidered-nany even
trimmed with lace. The coIors-titian, blond,
black, orchid gray and powder blue. Sizes SO
AZ IN
s-Women's $49.5o to sos Elaborate Street and
Afternoon Dresses, of satin, lace, suede crepe
fiat crepe, in blond, black, navy blue, gray and
sand Sizes 36 and a8...................$ $3.50
14-Womens $3.50 to $65 Street and Afternoon
Dresses. Of Hat crepe Buddha crepe, eeorgette
and printed chiffon. Styles include lace tunics,
beaded godets jabots and lace yokes. Also some
ensembles and two piece styles, in black, powder
blue and sand Sizes 36, 3S and %. ....... $40 So
Evening star., 1925-08-27
Little Women's Goats

Little Women's Goats
2-little Women's S4o.5o Coats
of navy and tan twill. SIS. 90
2-Little Women's S65.oo Oressy
Twill Coats with fur-trimmed
collars .T12 m
Little Woman's $500 Inn
ported Plaid topcoat in brown
and white S3S M
Little Woman's SOS Black
Twill Coat, tucked and en-
broidered S2S m
Little Woman's $3.50 Black
kashmir Dressy Coat with
tur border ............S S37. 90
Jelleh h'S-Second Floor
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women's Dress Shop-Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-08-27
The Sports Shop

Clears out its Summer nerchan-
disc tomorrow with startling re-
ductions in its prices!
8-S1o.75 Two piece Sports Suits
of Jersey, consisting of slip
on blouse with smart chanel
collar and kick pleat skirt.
In both white and pink, ST or
$1.95 Cotton BIoUses-voile and
dinity-smart tailored styles
with long or short sleeves, SEC
$2.95 Wolfe Blouses of fine, sheer
quality-overblouse style. with
v necklines, short sleeves;
many in frill styles. .SIq5
ss.e5 to $3.50 Silk slouses Of
crepe de chine and printed
silks. Both long and short
seeved models, with round or
V necklines. Neatly trimmed
with self or contrasting
materials ..............S S4.o5
NS16.50 Two piece Sports
Dresses of Jersey. with slip-on
blouse and front kick pleat
skirt-in both white and
PINK '..................Sl Sl0.95
Sports Shop-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-08-27
ELLSWORTH SEES WILBUR
Amundsen Aide Plans Another
Flight Into Arctic.
nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Lincoln Ellsworth. American men,
her of the recent Amundsen polar eX-
pedition. called on Secretary Wilbur
Yesterday to express appreciation Off
the Navy's readiness to attempt his
rescue when the party was lost.
He expressed agreement with
Comdr. Donald 3. Macmillan that
lighter-than-air craft rather than air
planes should be used in Arctic eX-
ploration. telling the Secretary he con-
templated another push into the
North, but would never travel again
In a heavier-than- machine.
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BELGIAN RULERS ON TRIP,
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth
to Travel Incoenito.

BRUSSELS, August 27 CP).-King
Albert and Queen Elizabeth, dressed
as simply as scores of other travellers,
today left Brussels for their three
month fncognito journey to India.
Hardly fifty people gathered at the
station to see them off. The Queen
spent the last few minutes giving
Prince Charles. second of the royal
sons, enough good advice to last him
during his parents absence
Evening star., 1925-08-27
100000 GEMS STOLEN.
Portuguese Police Uncover Dia-
mond Plot in Angola.

LISBON, August 27 CP).-Portu-
guese police have discovered the rob
berry of diamonds worth 100000 in the
Lunda kingdom district of the Portu-
Suese West African colony of Angola.
number of natives have been ar
rested charged with the thefts
Lisbon police arrested a Portuguese
woman of good family, who recently
arrived from Angola, on the charge
of bringing stolen diamonds worth
f2 900 into Portugal
Evening star., 1925-08-27

7-Women's $3.50 to S45 Street Dresses, of flat
crepe, suede crepe and eeorgette, in chic models,
with pleated tunics, tucked lace panels. In
navy, rust, brown, green and cider. Sizes 36
TO 4H .............-.......... $3.50
5-Women's s55 Chiffon Tunic Frocks with jabots
TO the hem; all lovely dresses. In green. blond
and flame. Sizes SO and 3a.............. $3.50
12,Women's $3.50 Embroidered Washable six
sroadeloth Frocks, with pleated sodets; V-neck
styles, with tie, and beIted styles In beioc
maize, green, orange and white. Sizes
90 70 ". .-..-..-.-...... $3.50
1o-Women's S18.75 Plain and Printed Crepe
Dresses, in tunic styles. with naited
panels StraishtIine models. too. In blue peach,
cocoa. gray, navy blue and white. Sizes 36
Floor
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~ITG> Friday-Last Chance to Save in Our
7zsnks K, 3. Quarterly Stock Clearing
suits, Coats, Un-

h
This hdy clearance hhpp MI four slime d@rngAm rAppaela
dd a being dd will fyoucm
o ~
MT the dhfh Now g insignificant prices Jef paMydpe
rendcc Tomorrow
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Special!
For Men! SIPS Linen
Hnndkerchiefs z5c


Mems Pure Linen Handkers
chiefs that would sell regularly
fon SIPS each-the sort the truly
fastidious man insists upon!
Hand rolled henas with colored
woven borders. Only rs cents.
1000 Wonen's Nouelty
Pure Linen kerchiefs
IOc Each, or 81 a Dozen
Colored centers with white
hemstitched borders, or white
centers with colored hemstitched
borders-you want some already?
Oh, but read the color list:
Maize, blue, orange, green, pink,
orchid! See them tomorrow!
Street Floor
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Women's Skirts

@S1o.75 to Sf3.75 White Skirts,
flannel, in wrap styles, or with
knife, kick or panel pIeats.S5.00
Women's Skirt Shop
Second Floor
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New!
Fall Dresses
For Larger Women
For Taller Women
$25

Satin Crepe Canton Crepe
and Flat Crepe
Right out Of a clear sky comes
this special purchased! Our
representative got word to US of
the purchase just in time for this
"ad." They'll be ready tomorrow
morning!
Styles
Smartly tailored, sIenderizing
lines.
Round and v neck lines, some
with collars.
Semi-fare models, others with
panel back and front. And side
insets Of reversed material.
Long, tight and bishop sleeves.
Sizes 40I2 to 4SIa.
Colors-Cuckoo, pansy, black,
navy, nnanakin.
Second Floor
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Women's Coats

2-Women's $165 Dressy Silk
Coats of black crepe, satin and
rust Ottoman silk, with deep
black or kit fox borders, S65. 90
2-Women's $3.50 Navy and
Black Twill Coats in straight
line and flare models, with self
and detachable FUR
coiiaTS X,SS. .(h
5-Women's $3.50 Strictly Tai
lored Coats in navy and black
twill -.........-........S4 S44. 90
1-Woman's $35 Flame Color
eivete cen ports
Jacket ......S $40 m
Women's Coat Shop-Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-08-27
Bronze Caracul Coats
American Broadtail Coats
Squirrel Coats
Coats Of Antelope
Coats of Raccoon

Any length of Coat need28 go A. As
this August Sale Prices
Fus on Second
Evening star., 1925-08-27
Women's Suits and
Sports Togs

6-Women's SOS to SIPS Fine
Tailored Suits, in hip and "a
length Jackets. OF cordette,
twill and covert, in brown,
gray, tan and navy blue, S45. 90
3-Women's S55 Wooltex Suits in
mixtures and checks, in gray
and tan, with box or panel
jackets ..... S33 M
1-Woman's S95 Black Twill En-
semble Suit with braid trim
med dress .S45. 90
1-Woman's $55 Tan Twill En-
sembie suit. ...-.... S22. 90
3-Women's $3.50 Khaki knick-
er Suits, with belted
2-Women's $3.50 Sleeveless
Riding Habits in tan
linen ................. $40. 90
2-Women's $13.75 Sleeveless
Riding Jackets, OF tan and
white linen ...-.S S10- 90
2-Women's $3.50 and S25 Linen
Riding Habits .S14S5
2-Women's s5 Khaki Riding
Breeches Observation-Disclosures SS
II Pairs of Women's $3.50 to s1o
Riding Breeches of white repp,
or white and tan linen. .S3.S5
Women's Suit Shop-Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-08-30
Week Of Social Activities
is Record at Naval Academy|
House Guests Entertained-Middy Aviators
Hosts at Informal Dance-Specal Events
In Anna polls Schedule

through the Shenandoah Valley of
Virginia. They win visit the Endless
CaVerns and Luray Caverns and re-
turn by way of Harpers Ferry.
Miss Claire Green, who for the past
two weeks has been visiting her
brother-in.law and sister, Lieut.. and
Mrs. II. Martyr Baker, in New York,
Miss Green took a cruise with Lieut..
and Mrs. Baker from New York to
Maine.
Prof. Raymond w. Rogers, who will
be 4 member of ST. Johns faculty
next Winter. has arrived from Grin
reil. Iowa, with Mrs. Rogers and
their daughter Helen. They will make
their home on Southgate avenue.
Mrs. Carroll Van Ness of Baltimore,
who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Carlos
Cusacks, entertained at dinner last
Saturday night at the Gibson Island
Country Club. Mrs. Van Ness guests
were Prince Dimetry of Russia,
Comdr. and Mrs, William Giles, Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Keith of Baltimore
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Douglas How
ard. Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos CuSacks,
Mr.. Mason Terry and Maj. Harold F.
Wirgeman, II. s. NJ. c.
Comdr. and Mrs. A. J. Chantry have
returned TO their home in Porter row
altef several weeks stay at Whlte
Sulphur Springs. Va.
Mrs. Louis. NJ. Walton entertained
Monday at. a small bridge luncheon
for eight IN honor Of Mrs. C. d. Ryan
of Norfolk. Va.
The auditorium was the scene last
Saturday evening of an informal
dance given by the midshipmen avia-
tors. 1t was the last of the Summer
season, as the special class in aviation
will terminate this week with the re-
turn of the practice cruise, when all
midshipmen of the first. second and
third classes will go on a months
leave.
Mrs. William Giles entertained at
luncheon last Saturday in her home
on Porter row. Among those present
were Mrs. William Littlefield. Mrs.
William Dudley. Mrs. John Givaltney,
cusachs, Mrs. SHoffman and i. MRS. rHs II.
o. Roesch.
Mrs. George Neal, wife Of Capt.
Neal. U. S. NJ. was the guest of honor
Wednesday at luncheon of Mrs.
Joseph w. Valiant in her home at
Wardour.
Capt. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson were
Evening star., 1925-08-30

the u. S. S. Wyoming. is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph w. Valiant .at
their home in Wardour.
Mrs. c. d. Ryan, who has been WIS.,
1ting her sonin.law and daughter,
Comdr. and Mrs. George w. Simpson,
returned Monday TO her home in Nor.
folk, Va.
Mr. James Maeruder. son of Rev.
and Mrs. James NJ. Magruder of Hook
ley Hall, is on a two-week motor trip
to Kansas City. Mo.
Lieut.. Augustus j. Wellinss, u. s.
NJ, having completed his post .grAdu-
ate work at Annapolis, will leave this
week for Boston, Mass. for a months
Mrs. John A. Barker, ir.. of Balti.
more was hostess TO a small company
at luncheon last Friday at her sum.
mer home on the Severn.
Col. John Pitcher is spending some
time In jamestown, r. l.. as the
guest OF his son-in-law and daughter,
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Richard NJ.
knight.
The Misses Conrad, daughters of
Capt. and Mrs. Charles Conrad, en-.
tertained Wednesday afternoon at a
small tea dansant in their home on
Porter Row.
Mr.. Henry Phipps was host Tues
day night at an informal dinner at
Carvel Hall.
Lieut.. Jerome Francis Donovan,
U. 8. N, will leave Annapolis this
week for a months leave in New
YORK before continuing his post-grad-
uate course at Massachusetts Insti-
tute Of Technology in Boston.
Mrs. X. b. .Horner, wife OF Lieut.
Comdr. Horner. u. s. N. gave a
luncheon Thursday in honor of Mrs
George Neal, wife of Capt. Neal,
u. 8. n.
MRS. Anna Barker has as her guests
over the week end Miss Olivia Wheel
er and Mr.. Thomas Sturees of Balti.
more, whose marriage will take place
In October.
Mrs. Howell Carroll of New York.
VINO has frequently visited in this
city as the guest OF Mrs. Ritchie at
the governors mansion, will leave
next month for Europe She expects
70 spend the Winter in southern italy
Evening star., 1925-08-30

Ensign and Mrs. Charles Samuel
Walsh will arrive Saturday to be the
guests over Labor day of Mrs. Walsh a
mother, Mrs. Middleton Semms Guest
at her home at Wardour.
Capt. George W. Steele, jr., u. s. n.
commanding officer of the Los Ange-
les, lectured to the midshipmen last
week and was the guest of Admiral
and Mrs. Louis NJ. Tulton.
Comdr. and Mrs. H. A Bafdrider
entertained at dinner in compliment
to Capt. George w. Steele, jr., at their
home in Porter row.
Capt. and Mrs. Ralph Crafts OF
Washington, Miss Mary Cassard
Wainwright, Mrs. Daniel Banks and
Mr.. and Mrs. Candy Marye of Baltt-
more are stopping at Horn Point
Inn near Annapolis.
Evening star., 1925-08-30

Capt. Henry e. ,,YarnefI, TT. 8. N,
spent Wednesday night in Annapolis.
having come; from Norfolk to deliver
a lecture on aviation to the midship-
men. Capt. YarneiI returned by air
plane to Norfolk. Thursday.
Lieut. Frank Rorshach, q. s. N,
will start September Il fer leave
OF a month, which he expects to spend
in Washington, New York City, Flush.
ing. Long Island, and Englewood,
M.
Mr.. and Mrs Preble Tucker who
have been spending the Summer in
Annapolis with their son, Ensign
Dundus Tucker, U. 8. N, left Wednes.
day for New York. Ensign Tucker,
who has been on duty with the Navy
rifle team, has just been detached and
after a months leave will proceed to
Evening star., 1925-08-30

the West Coast for duty on the U.
S. 8. Maryland
Miss Mildred Ramsay, daughter of
the late Capt. Martin NJ. Ramsay and
Mrs. Ramsay, has returned to An
napolis, after spending some time
with her brother.in.law and sister,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Davenport Browne.
at the Naval Training Station at
Great Lakes, Ill.
Comdr. and Mrs. Walter Anderson
will be hosts next Tuesday evening
at "a farewell bridge party in honor
of Capt. and Mrs. George Neal.
Admiral Louis M. Mutton will leave
Tuesday for two weeks absence, the
greater part of which he expects to
spend with his son-in-law and daueh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Francis, in
their home in Flint, Mich.
Evening star., 1925-08-30

in Annapolis Tuesday evening, when
Capt. Johnson spoke to the midship-
men of the first class on aviation.
Mrs. Walter S. Anderson, wife of
Comdr. Anderson, will entertain Mon
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. War
rington Baldwin and the Misses
Speare of Waterbury. near Annapolis.
Miss Frances Du Barry has as her
guest for the week end Miss Eliza beth
Poe of Baltimore. Miss Poe will make
her debut next Winter in Baltimore
Col. and Mrs. Bowie Owens enter
Evening star., 1925-08-30

tained at dinner Friday evening in
compliment to Comdr. and Mrs. Doug.
las Howard.
Mrs. A. Thomas Currier returned
last week to her home on Taney ave-
nue..
Mrs. James A. Bowden left Annap-
oils Thursday for New York. From
there she will sail this week for Eu-
rope, where she expects to spend the
Winter.
Mrs. Archer NJ. r. Allen, wife of
Lieut.. Comdr. Allen, now on duty on
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\ gift that will please
"FIer.' A De Nilbiss Per-
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sarv addition to miladv 5
dressing table. Many grace
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Here. You II
Clocks

Clocks make useful and appro-
pirate gifts for every one. All
are guaranteed to keep accurate
time. Unusually low prices pre-
vail on these items.
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Delicious
Fruit Cakes
Holiday p n OQo
Package Size ~

Delicious Freshly Baked
Fruit Cakes. made according
- 10 farou5 Holmes recipe.
Simply "chocked full OF
fresh fruits and nuts, and will dnd
a hearty welcome on your table.
Large two-pound size. in an at
tractive holiday package. only CSC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20
Beautifully Decorated
Candies
?. Only ZOC

An attractive box containing two
artistically decorated candles. Dit
ferent colors. They make a very
pleasing Christmas token. Box OF
two, only 2Sc.
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Local News

Mrs. r. P. Colwell spent yesterday
in st. Paul
Good Mite Shirt SIPS at Bjerstedt
& Benson.--adv.
A. J. Bjerstedt has purchased the
Ada Laramy residence.
Spring hats and caps are here at
Bjerstedt & Reasonably,
J. S. Pitts Of Ellsworth visited his
sister, Mrs. Curtis Dele, Saturday.
Free DeLaval Service Day at {.
Carisch & Son, Monday, January rs.
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Luberg left
this morning to visit their son, War
rem, at Los Angeles, Cal.
Jay Grimm left yesterday for Los
Angeles, Cal. He will visit at Kan
sas City and Tucson enroute.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Winans of Hanna,
Alberta, visited over Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. POM
croy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hanson and son,
Burton, visited over Sunday at the
home of Mrs Hanson's sister, Mrs.
J. s. Pitts.
Miss Olga Shcrn has been elected
president of the New Richmond
American Legion Auxiliary for the
ensuing year.
Two orphans whose parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Clark, were killed in
the Christmas eve fire at Houlton,
have been adopted.
Miss Edith Nicholson who had
been visiting her parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. N. G. Nicholson, will leave this
evening for Chicago.
Levi Clapp was forced, on account
of illness, to resign his position as
village marshall at Spring Valley.
Albin Andersen has been appointed
to the position.
Joseph Bowen of Hudson, formerly
Of FL Paso, was lined $500 by Judge
Arnquist at Hudson Monday for pos
session of booze. He gave the Judge
check-part of the profits.-Spring
Valley Sun.
The Star-Observer reports that
there are over 1000 books in the
Hudson public library, and that dur
ing the past year 1,759 patrons have
drawn 26,230 copies for home use.
Northern and Western stories were
in greatest demand.
Les. Kay has completed filing his
ice house on N. Main street and is
piling some up outside the building
for early use. He plans to make his
summer deliveries at Ellsworth d.
rect from here by truck instead Of
stocking an ice house there The ice
is about twenty-four inches thick and
Of exceptionally fine quality.
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Cats Meow neckwear 45c at
Bierstedt & Benson.-adv.
Harry Melander Of Mann Valley
was operated on for appendicitis at
she Peoples Hospital Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Amundson who
were here to attend the fcneral of the
latter's mother, Mrs. Ella Me'ander,
returned to their home in Minneapolis
Monday.
Mrs. Bessie Mclean had the mis-
fortune to slip and fall onto an icy
hit of sidewalk on Cascade ave. Fri
day evening and injure knee so
badly that she is still under care Of
a nurse.
Assen1blyman f. B. MINER Of st.
Croix county has introduced bill
which would prohibit the manufac-
tre and sale of oleomargarine COM
posed of combination Of vegetable
and animal fats.
Assemblyman Theodore Swanson
of Pierce county has been appointed
chairman of the committee on enroll
led bills and member of the commit
tee OH insurance and banking. As
semblyman E. B. MINER has been APP
pointed on the committee on munich
palities.
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Mrs. o. f. Lommes visited over
Sunday in Sparta.
Your size and fit in King OF Over
ais. $50. Bierstedt & Reasonably.
J. r. Mcdonald returned Tuesday
from trip through the western
states.
Miss Elsie Sibley Of Minneapolis,
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Fred Seton.
Bring your DcLaval separator to
c. Carisch & Son, Monday, January
&c. Free service.-adv.
Bion Eaton Of Minneapolis spent
Tuesday and yesterday at the home
of his brother, Irwin Eaton.
All. Chinook has moved into
Sheriff Bakers residence at the
corner of Main and Cedar streets.
Miss Nettie Nelson Of Ellsworth,
spent several days here last week at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Oliver
Hanson.
D. A. Thayer of Brainerd, Mimi,
spent Monday and Tuesday at the
home of his brother-in-law, R. e.
Simpson.
Ralph Davis has new baker, a
Mr.. Ryan Jeske of st. Paul, who
comes well recommended.-Spring
Valley Sun.
Richard Hansen, G. NJ. Hansen ard
Fred Travis Of Ellsworth have pur-
chased and are now logging tim
Der tract near Amery.
Ellsworth has provided a municipal
skating rink for the youngsters of
that village by flooding the vacant lot
adjoining the community hall.
The Ellsworth public library, under
supervision of Mrs. w. H. Bittner, is
to be installed an the Lord Abstract
Co. Offices, over The Heard print
shop.
For Sale.-Harry Campbell resi-
dence, 502 L. Elm st. Ideal all
Modern hone for small family. Ex-
celleut hot water heating plant. In
ouire of Harry Canpb Il or Jay
Grimm.-st-
Sam Hunter, pool hall proprietor
at Diamond Bluff, lost his new sport
model Oakland car and his garage
one night last week when a shorted
wire in the car set fire to the machine
and totally destroyed it as well as
the garage.
When the community hall at Spring
Valley was destroyed by fire it left
the Valley high school basketball
team with no place to play or prac-
tice. The Elmwood school very
graciously extended an invitation to
its neighbors and rivals to use their
hall for this purpose, and the invita-
ton has been accepted.
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Free DeLaval Service Day at c.
Carisch & Son, Monday, January 26.
adv.
seventy-fve leading ski riders Of
the country ere expected to compete
il the annual ski tournament to be
held in Eau Claire on Sunday, Feb
/ A girls class win be new feature
of the entertainment.
A Chicago and Minneapolis syndi-
cete has purchased the Fairchild q
Northeastern railway and is planning
to extend the line into Eau Claire or
Caryville. N. c. Foster Of Fairchild
built the road in the eavly 90's.
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Wool sox Zoe. Bierstedt & Benson.
adv.
John Simpson of Hudson visited at
the home of his son, R. f. Simpson,
Tuesday.
Lester Kline Of Dickinson, N. D.,
spent day last week at the home Of
his mother, Mrs. d. W. Kline.
Fred Seton left Sunday for San
Jose, Cal, to attend the annual meet
ing of the High Grade Oil Co.
Mrs. Nellie Toby and Mrs. C. T.
Ritchey attended the funeral of their
uncle, Herbert George, at Mianeapo.
lis Monday.
Mrs. w. II. Law (nee Effie Mikal-
SOM of Troy, Mont, spent last week
at the home Of her sister, Mrs
Pemmer Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Solum are visiting
with relatives at Martell and Wood
vile. They expect to move to Els
worth soon where Mr.. Solum will be
employed.
A monster meeting Of farmers is in
session at Hudson today to decide
about the county tuberculin test. A
special train was chartered to bring
those who are interested.
Earl Brandt, Springfield, st. CroiS
county farmer who shot and killed
Lee Kerr October 2, was sentenced
by Judge George Thompson to a life
term in the state penitentiary at
Waupun.
A social science fellowship fund
amounting to about 100000, avail
able in the next five years, has been
announced by the University of Wis
consin. The money is from Laura
Spellman Rockefeller memorial.
The state senate has voted to adj
journ May l, and the resolution is
now up to the assembly for concur
renee. April first will be the closing
time for the introduction of bills if
resolution presented by Senator
Heck is passed.
A newspaper offered a prize for
the best answer to the conundrum
"Why is a newspaper like wo-
MANI" The prize was won by lady
who sent in the following answer:
Because every man should have one
end not run after his neighbours"
--Milltown Newsman.
John Bayless Allyn, pioneer OF
Baldwin, died at Boise, Idaho, Janu-
airy II. Mr.. Allyn came to Baldwin
in 1874 and, with his father, operated
stave mill there. His father was
killed in an accident in the mill two
years later, and John continued the
business until 1885. He had resided
at Boise the past eight years.
DR.. c. A. Mills, Wausau, has been
reelected president of the Central
Wisconsin Fair association. Fair
dates for this circuit have been an
nounced as follows: Stevens Point,
Aug. 1921; Wausau, Aug. 24-2S;
Merrill, Sept. IA; Marshfeld, Sept.
Til; Chippewa Falls, Sept. 1919;
La Crosse, Sept. 21-26, and Durand,
Sept. 29-Oct. %.
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BORN

LinehaI-In this city, Monday,
January 10, 1925, to Mr.. and Mrs. J.
d. Lnehaly daughter
Hanson In this city, Monday,
January 10, 1925, to 2Ir, and Mrs, H
E. Harson, q daughter.
O'Rourke.-At the People, Hos
pital. Wednesday, January d, 1925,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Dan 0'Rourke. a
daughter.