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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-28
KEEP THE ANCHOR AWEIcH

Honolulu, AP.-When the Lib
erty ship Johnny Appleseed put
into port the first food taken
aboard was apples. Capt. Frank
V. Kerley explained:
I'VE ate SO many dehydrated
vegetables, fruits and canned ham
during the seven months since
we left the mainland that those
fresh apples looked mighty good
to us"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-28

The mound builders, a family
of birds inhabiting Australia and
certain South Sea islands, are
unique in that the young are
Matched fully fledged and are
able to fly from the moment they
leave the she'll.
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Legal Notice
NOTICE no BoNp BUYERS

so. 900. NJ City of Moss Point Bond ssie
Notice Is hereby given that the
Mayor and Boar of Aldermen VIII
on July is. 1896. ut 7 O'Clock. r.. NJ.
1t the CITY Hall OF Moss Point, Missis-
sippi. receive sealed bids Tor the pnr-
chase OF $50. 900 90 street paving and
Improvement bonds issue of said City
OF Moss Point. Mississippi, described
as follows. to-wit: Bonds dated June
J. 1896, number / to 20. inclusive, be
ing IN the denomination of 100000
each and maturing al the rate OF
81 1000. o. on June fst in each of the
years l947 10 1861. both inclusive
FORM
Coupon Bonds. payable 10 Bearer,
Rate; Bidder 10 naIue rate which said
bonds are 10 bear Said rate 10 be ex-
pressed in multiple of 10 of ~ per
annum. which must not exceed the
maximum of III per annum. Interest
payable semi-annualiy on the LIST day
81 June and ist day OF December.
Fun faith and credit and resources
Of said City OF Moss Point, Mississippi,
are IRE yorably pledged for the pay.
ment Of principal and interest OF said
Dc~SS ~ they severaliv become due.
The City of Moss Point viii have
all bonds prepared.
The UNQUALIFIED approving opinion
Of Charlrs and T~rauernicht. Attorneys:
8. Louis. Missouri VIII ns FURNISHED
bonds viii be validated under the
laws of the State of Mississippi.
Good faith certified check for
$150o.0 90 L. to be presented with bid.
City of Moss Point reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids, and
to ACCEPT such notifications or chang
es as may be submitted.
Done hy order of the Mayor and
Board Of Aldermen of the City OF
Moss Point. Mississippi. on the 18th
CITY Of Moss Point
BY W G. STEWART.
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Allowances Made By County Board
Of Supervisors For Month Of May

The following allowances considered
and allowed and ordered to be paid
10y the Board Of Supervisors of jack
son County. Mississippi, and the Clerk
of said Board OF Supervisors direct
ed to draw the proper Warrants, 10
GENERAL COUNTY
Roy o. Cumbest. 10 days inspecting
roaus ana bridges n ervlces reE-
dered in discharge Of other duties, 2
81 20 per DAY, s12G 60; K. W. Burnhan.
same. $4,000. Hermes f. Gautier.
same, SIT. 90; A. +. Moran. same.
$40. 90: George c. C%ruthirds. , same,
Si26 90; Fred Taylor, clerk, 2 days at
tendance June term. 1876, at 5000 per
attorney tor r. of s., month of May,
1916, $50 90. Miss Ruth Cain. salary.
county agent of home eco, month of
May. 1)46, sl25.00; A. j. Franklin,
salary. county agent Of agri., month of
May. 1916, $3.50; Annie Winds. sal
AIRY county agent of home eco, month
OF May. 1916. $1,000; Annie Winds.
rent Tor office acct home Geo., work
for negroes. $1,000; J, X Graham.
salary. county assessor, month of May,
1896. sl95.00, Miss Juanita Holland.
salary, dep. assessor, month of MAY,
lAa6. $1,000. Mrs. Annie Easley. same,
$50 90: =. X Mcintosh. salary, county
attorney. month of May. 1916, $l16.66;
Miss Clara HeFrin, allowance acct. exp.
county vel. off, SIS 90; Miss Clara
Herrin. ~defraying exp. county vel. off.
SIS! 90. Miss Henrietta Casanova ~
end. Jack. County Welfare Off, $4,000;
nf'@s Minnie Lee Walker, sal. month
Supervisors. $4,000; Willie Williams.
,.,v. ,,ooo. Adv. Pub. CO. PUB D. le Msy;
~aonth of May. 1876, SIS 90: Jack. CITY.
Times. same. S25 90, Leonle H. Bufkin.
Y agents Off. month
Miss Julia Mae ID. Smith. sec to
county asy agent Tor month al MAY and
exp, month of May. 1916, acct. ratn.
board, $500; Joe Butler, trans. EXP
acct. meeting with price panel of
o. p. A., $1,000; Fred Taylor, elk. ref.
for noun paid out acct. chan.
'-~i+'s ~. S2l 10: Amer. Photography
Equip. Co, sup. per invs. No. 8oooi
!. g9bI acct. chan. clerks offa..~-v;
Miss. State Sanatorium. May board for
John y. Arlington S3l 90; Pasc. Elec.
Co. reo. on beacon. in. re; airport,
$3.50: Remington Rand, Inc sup per
invs. No. 620-1l47 and 62O-96I acct,
chan. clerks off s4l8.23; Cameron
Pierson Co. sup. acct. chan. clerks
off. S4.Ac: Fred TAYLOR, elk, recording
deed from j. NJ. Wilkerson and wife
81 .OO; Tom L.. hetchihss' sup 80 10,
..S-t SAan. g4erk S OIL, S5b,f5;
Ebb ]. Ford, Jr. for exp. and serv.
rendered in cause No. 1912. State Of
Miss. VS.. Leonard Lock, $4,000; Mrs.
II. A. Cook. excess bid, tax sale Apr.
2. i945. land assessed to B. E. Gran.
than SCI OF NV M of SWl OF
NV and NEf of SWl of sec. 1860.
tax receipt No. 5653. $3.50: Pasc. Elec.
Co. labor and mat. g invs. No.
49," ! 80 neet Tack. CITY. air
port $50 OF. Hunter Electro-Copvist.
supplies per invs. No. 1920 acct chan.
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.nANschIPT OF oRDEa. BoARr
OF SUPERVISORS.

The State of Mississippi.
Jackson County.
Board of Supervisor
June. Term
BE 1T REMEMBERED, that at the
above stated Term of the Honor
able Board of Supervisors OF SAL
county an order was then and Their
maze by such Board. which was in
the following words, t0=wit:
RESOLUTION YACHTING A N I
ABANDONING THE SITE OF JACK
SON COUNTY FAIR IN THE CITY
OF pAsCAGOULA, MISSISSIPPI
Whereas. Jackson County. MIssis
sippi. has heretofore purchased and
equipped a site ln Pa eaaaula M
sissippi IL he used as Jackson Couu-
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NOTICE OF BOND SALE
$22.500
SCHOOL BONDS
ORANGE LAKE CONSOLIDATED
SCHOOL DISTRICT. OF JACK

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF JACK
SON COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI /,
Sealed proposals will be received
BY the Board of Supervisors of Jack
son County. Mississippi. at the office
of said Board in the Court House,
In the City Of P~ascagoula. Mississippi
until the hour OF two o'clock p NJ
on Tharsoay. the II day of July,
1916, at which time said bids viii be
publicly opened for the purchase, at
not less than par and accrued inter
est, of Twenty-Five Thousand, Five
Hundred Dollars tS22. 500 school
Bonds of Orange Lake Consolidated
school District of said County
The said bonds are TO bear date OF
August /. 1916, are to be OF the toI.
lowing denominations. the first ~
shall be for the sum of 81 100000. eaeh.
and the 23rd to be for the sum OF
$4,000 and shall bear interest at a
rate or rates to be determined pur-
suant Il ale of said bonds, payable
February /. 1947. and semi-annualit
thereafter on August LIST and Fepru,
airy LIST in each year Both principai
of and interest ou said bonds VIII
be payable at the County Depository
of Jackson County. mississippi, IN
the City of Pascagoula. Mississippi.
and said bonds shall mature, without
option or prior payment, on. August
LIST in each Of the years and IN the
~a,a.u,fc f,1fraf.a IN xrfts
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No. 964G
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

No. 964C
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
In the matter of the Administration
of The Estate of James Herbert jack
son. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters
= Administration were issued on the
22nd day of NAV. 1916, by the Chan
Gerry Court of Jackson County. Mis-
sissippi, TO the undersigned as Ad-
ministrator of the Estate of James
Herbert Jackson. deceased.
Creditors having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to file the
same for probate and registration with
the Chancory Clerk of Jackson Coun-
", Mississippi, within six months from
the date of the first publication here
of; or all such claims win be barred
WITNESS my signature this 10th day
of June, 1916,
SIGNED;
J. II. Lacy. Administrator.
IL ga o. 90 ~
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NOTICE

$500 BID. it l. \ 6" Random Lengths
IAN above lumber TO be of Rough
Long Leaf Pinel
IS squares IL fl. 5 V. Crimp ealv.
iron or equivalent.
5 vdS. gravel
% Sacks Cement
Sealed proposals TO be filed with
the Clerk of the Board of Super
visors at Paseasoula, Mississippi, on
or before 10 o'clock A. NJ. 1st day
of July, 1916.
The Board Of Supervisors reserves
the right TO reject any and all bids.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD. 3rd
June. 1896.
X. W. Burnham. President
Fred Taylor. Clerk
BY. Vertis C Ramsay, D. {.
seal II 81 u q %
LEGAL NOTICE
I am not responsible for any debts
nade other than by myself. EARL F
ROGERS 4tp ella. 81. %. Is
NOTICE
Notice is hereby giVen that a call
meeting of the Jackson County school
Board will be held in the office of
The County Superintendent of Edu-
cation al the Court House in pasea-
soula, Mississippi on Friday. July 5.
poses:
/ Considering petition from The
Daisy Vcstry School District eauest
.ng that said district be abolished.
,. Considering the petition from the
Jackson County part of the Daisy
Vestrv School District requesting that
the territory be added to the b9oome
School.
,. 70 receive bids on tires and tubes
1 To approve the purchase of new
trucks.
5 To receive bids on transportation
routes.
A + Megehee. Chairman
7. +. johnson. Secretary
JACKSON COUNTY school.
no ID
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON COUNTY
Petition for Pardon or Suspension OF
Ser vice of Earl Johnson

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON COUNTY +.
Petition for Pardon or Suspension Of
Ser vice of Earl Johnson
His Excellency Governor Thomas l..
Bailey. State Capitol.
We lndnryigned citizens of
Jackson County. Mississippi do hereby
petition Your Excellency to grant unto
Earl johnson q pardon or IN 4 al.
ternatsvr a suspension of sentence, and
assign the following reasons why he
should receive executive relief or
clemenoy. The said Earl Johnson was
convicted in cases No. 1868 and 59fo
of the Circuit Court of Jackson U
Is. Mississippi at the May i945 Term
and sentenced to serve five years in
the state penitentiary. the sentences
to run concurrentiy. charges being
burglary and assault and battery, We
assign the following reason why he
should be granted the relief asked for
In this petition.
First. That he has been more than
sufficiently punished for the part he
took in the crimes charged. =,
Second. He was a boy IL years old
when he Was sentenced moaa,
Fourth That one OF the other boys
with whom he was sentenced has al
ready beer shown executive clemency.
late any OF the laws of this state or
Respectfully submitted,
James p Coward. r. l.. Maxwell j
r. Swltzer. Richard Crosby. Willie
Williams. Beri wills, c. c. Seller. Sr.,
G. c. Selner. Jr.. Lora Lee SELLER,
Eva Settler. Rev. Julius Williams J
Odom. Howard WEIGH. Mrs. Bert Webb
and several others.
1T 6-2l, %. 7-5; II
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NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
propos Is will be received by the
Jackson County School Board up to
Friday, July 5, 1916 at 9 A M. for
the purchase of six new truck tires
and tubes. size $50 X 20. The right
is reserved to reject any and all bids.
JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
A. +. Meeehee. President
r. f. Johnson, Secretary
~ GA 81 % 7-5
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$50, 600 70 City of Moss Point Bond Sale
Notice Is hereby given that the NAV
Or and Board of Aldermen viii. OF
July 10. 1916. at ] o'clock, p. N. al
sippi. receive sealed bids for the pur-
chase OF $780, a0. 90 water works I'm.
provement and general repair and
extension Bonds issue of said City OF
Moss Point Mississippi. described as
follows, to-wit. Bonds dated June !
fsa6. numbered / to 30. inclusive. be.
ing in the denomination Of $4,000 90
each and maturing at the rate OF
$1,000. 90 on June LIST in each of the
years is4f TO 1861, both inclusive.
FORM)
Coupon Bonds. payable to Bearer
Rate Bidder to name rate which said
bonds are to bear. Said rate to be ex-
pressed In. multiple of f-8 of ~ per
Annum. which must not exceed the
msximum q e, PEI a Gr H. i ist sae
OF June ard list day Of December
Full faith and credit and resources
OF said City of Moss Point. Mississippi
are i~rrevocably pledged for the pay.
uent Of principal and interest on saio
The City of Moss Point will have
bll bonds prepared.
rte rrcftatsfied approving opinion
Of Charles and Trauernicht. Attorneys
st. Louis Missouri. will be Furnished
konds viii be validated under the
laws OF the State OF Mississippi,
Good faith certified check for
SfEnn 90 ~ to be presented with bid.
City OF Moss Point reserves the
fight to reject II and all bids, and
10 accept such notifications or chang
eY Ne maw be submitted.
Done by order of the Mayor anu
Board of Aldermen of the city OF
Moss Point. Mississippi. on the 18th
day Of June, 1916.
city of Moss Point
BY: W. G.. STEWART.
At 6-2i. aa rs, ~ Clerk.
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Election Commissioners
of Jackson County.
Mississippi.
At CT. IA, 81. %

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received by the
Jackson County School Board up to
Friday. July 5, 1916 at 9 A. M for the
transportation of pupils on the fol-
lowing described route:
Beginning at VIII O'Neal's, thence
to NJ. J. Kings Residence, thence
to Daisy Vestry School, Distance
8 miles and approximately 5 pupils
Gar routel
The right is reserved to reject
any and ali bids.
Certified or cashiers check in the
amount of ten dollars $4,000 must
accompany each bid.
JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
A. +. Megehee, President
T. F.. Johnson, Secretary
OF R-1l 81 % IL
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~, =. aoutn of'Bluff Creek,
and said polling place will be opened
at The hour of 8.00 o'clock A. M. and
rernain open until the hour of 500
o'clock p, M.
All qualified electors in said Dis
trict may vote in said election.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we have
hereunto set our hands this 5 day OF
June, A. d., 1916.
MRS OLLIE p. SMITH,
II. w. GAUTIER,
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fAAkhoA a
and one for $500.
Bidders are requested to designate
IN their bids the price they VIII pay
for bonds bearing interest at a rate
or rates likewise TO be designated IN
their bids: provided. however. that
all bonds OF the same maturity shall
peal interest at the same rate. which
shall be an even multiple of one
eighth of one per cent u 18th of I'll
Il is the intention of he Board OF
Supervisors to determine which OF
the bids submitted is the highest BID
upon the basis of the lowest total
interest cost over the life of the issue
a. the rate or rates of interest spe-
eified in the bids. less the premium
offered If any.
Proposals should be addressed to
the Board of Supervisors, should plain-
Is be marked PROPOSAL FOR
BONDS. and should De filed with the
Clerk Of the Board OF Supervisors
on or prior 10 the date and hour
~hereinahove named. Each bid must
be accompanied by a cashiers check.
certified check or exchange. PAYABLE
70 the BOARD OF Supervisors Of Jack
son County. Mississippi, in the amount
81 -Four Hundred n Fifty Aoiiars
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-28

NOliCE Ot BOND ELEC.
TON VANCLEAVE CONSOLIDATED
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF JACKSON
COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
on Saturday, the Goth day of June
1896
Whereas, the Board Of Supervisors
# Jackson County. Mississippi. on
he 3rd day of June. 1916, adopted
/ resolution declaring ITS intention to
5 bonds of the Vancleave C%onsoli-
lated School District of said County.
n the maximum amount OF Forty
Phree Thousand Dollars tS43. 000. 00l
or the purpose of constructing school
buildings and teachers homes and
quipping aid school buildings and
eaehers' homes; and by said resolu
ion directed the Board of Election
commissioner OF said County TO call
and hold a special election in said
ehool district for the purpose of sub
hitting TO the qualified electors there
Of the proposition 20 issue said bonds
in the maximum amount and for the
purposes above stated.
NOW. THEREFORE. notice is given
o the qualified electors of
V~ANCLEAVE CONSOLIDATED
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF JACK
son COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
hat a special election will be held in
aid District ON Saturday. the 29th
ay OF June. 1915. for the purpose OF
ubmitting TO the qualified electors
If said District the following propo.
Ition.
PROPOSITION
Shall bonds of the Vancleave Con
olidated school District of Jackson
county. Mississippi. be issued in the
maximum amount of Forty Three
thousand Dollars tS43 zoo 00l tor the
purpose OF constructing school build.
e and teachers homes and equip
ing said school buildings and teach.
IS homes.
The polling place Of said election
Ill he the Naneteave consolidated
school House In said District on State
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o N-REsIpENr NOTICE
NO. VUII
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

81. IA. II. 20, rs. IL
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Singing River Electric Power Asso-
citation. serv. acct. Vancleave high
school s10.71. Vancleave elementary
school s7.6l and pump house sl0Tl.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL BOND ELEC.
ZION VANCLEAVE CONSOLIDATED
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF JACKSON
COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
ON Saturday the aath dav of Tnne
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-29
Rains Boon To
Fire Fighters

Welcome rain which has fallen
on the forest since Saturday aided
fire fighters in controlling all forty
four forest fires caused bv electric
storms during the past ten days.
Though the fire season is tenn
porarily over, forest authorities
said; should there be another dry
period, the fire hazard in the forest
would be as great as during the
latter part of July and August.
Of the forty-four lightning fires
none were over five acres and all
are under control. The Fisher
River district was hit the hardest
with tWenty-one fires reported.
Smoke Jumpers were sent out on
three fires, one on Smith Mountain
IN the Troy district, one on Parsnip
Ridge in the Warland district, and
one on Redemption Hill in the
Fisher River district.
A regular forest patrol plane
from Missoula, a LIS Stenson which
has been recOnVerted from an Army
reconnaissance plane, helped spot
fires in the Kootenai Forest dur
ing the past week.
The following is a report of the
weather as furnished through the
courtesy of the Libby Ranger Sta
-jOn.
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Christmas Mail
To Go Overseas

Christmas mail for armed forces
overseas includes all personnel re-
ceiving mail through an A. p. O.
or Fleet post office in care of post
master. New York. N. Y. San Fran
cisco, Calf, or an A. P. o. in care
OF postmaster, Miami, Fla. New
Orleans, La, or Seattle, Wn
Christmas parcels must be mailed
from October IS, 1916 TO Nov. Is,
1916. No request is<fequired for
packages to ArmY>personnel during
this period but<Packages should be
Endorsed Christmas Parcel" and
not more than one Christmas pack
age per week can be accepted for
mailing by or on behalf of the same
person for the same addressee.
Limit of size and weight of package
shall not exceed 70 pounds or 100
inches in length and girth COM
bined
Valuable articles should be regis
tered or insured; periShable matter
will not be accepted; fragile articles
should not be sent Prohibited ar
ticles are. intoxicants. inflammable
materials Gncludlng matches of all
kinds and lighter fluids )and poiS-
ons. or compositions which may kilt
or injure another or damage the
mails, are unavailable Addresses
must be typewriter or i'm ink and
1t IS preferable that the address
be hand printed directly on the
of the boxes as labels fire.
quently fall off when subject to
moisture 1t is also suggested that
a slip containing the names and ad-
dress of the addreSsee and sender
with a list Of the contents be en-
closed in each package. Strong
boxes must be used and each pack
age must be tied with heavy cord.
Christmas cards must be sent
,irst class with the full address of
he addressee and the return of the
sender included.
All postage must be fully paid.
on package such as
Merry Christmas" please no not
,pen until Christmas" etc, are per-
Since Navy, Marine Corps
md Coast Guard personnel may re-
GIVE parcels without a request at
my time of year it is suggested.
Iowever, that parcels intended as
christmas gifts be mailed early
nough to afford some degree Of
of delivery prior to
christmas day.
Mail early, wrap securely, address
lainly.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-29
VICTORY CRUSADE
BEGINS TONIGHT

I A special Victory Crusade" will
be launched tonight, Thursday
August 10Th, by the Paul Hid Must
cal Crusaders. They come to Lib
by from California where they have
conducted successful Crusades in
Los Angeles and San Diego.
Evangelist Paul Hid began his
public speaking career at the early
age of 10, and has since addressed
large congregations in high school
assemblies, churches, Youth For
Christ rallies via radio, etc Mrs.
Hid is the Crusade song leader,
rendering also solos as well as vocal
and instrumental duets with her
husband They use a variety of
instruments including saxaphones,
piano, Triple and public address
system on which will be played
many outstanding selections at 7:30
p. m before the evening rally
The Hilds Will present a different
program and topic nightly including
many special features original with
Mr.. Hid. Especially attractive are
the colortone felt pictures of beau
tiful scenes.
Rev Leon H. Ayers has issued a
cordial invitation to all to attend
this Victory Crusade at the Log
as this viii be an Inter
Crusade for the
good and help of all
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Fair BOOkSNOw
ReddyFor You

FAIR Premium Lists and Entry
Blanks are now ready for distri-
button and can be secured at the
stores and service stations in Libby
and Troy.
Exhibitors should have their entry
blanks filled out and ready to deli
yer to members Of the Fair com
mittee, who will be at the Moose
Hall to receive them, Friday, Sep
TENDER 18th, between 100 and 600
o'clock p. m. Consult the Premium
Lists for any information wanted in
regard to entries or exhibits or
contact the Superintendent of the
Division in which entries are made.
The program for Fair day will
start off at 1920 a. m. with the
PARADE, consisting of decorated
cars, floats, bicycles and saddle
horses, also youngsters with pets.
lodges IN regalia, bands, etc. Liberal
prizes are offered for the various
in the parade.
Fritz Maurer will be in charge of
the Sports Program which will start
at 100 p. m, and continue through
the afternoon and evening, with |
events ScneduIed Tor boys and girls, |
men and women, which will carry
prizes amounting to $4,000. The
<alispell Tumblers, a group of girl
lcrobats trained by Frank Burns
md sponsored by the KalispeI
eagle Lodge, will give performances
fternoon and evening.
A full list of events, prizes and
ime schedule, will be published at
later date and distributed on hand
ills.
There will be several concessions
perating at the Fair, giving every
ne plenty of opportunities to secure
entertainment and eats. !
The committees wish to urge l
veryone that possibly can to pre- l
are and enter some exhibits. They
ave planned in the hopes of, and I
ill do all they can, towards max
lg the Fair a success and an out
anding event, but there must be f
earty cooperation from the public s
} attain that end.-Fair Com r
ittees.