15# BLACK FELT
BUILDING PAPER
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COLORS OF
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YOU DECIDE ON UHAT COLORS TO USE.
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Indian summer
Cont. from page2
us do not believe in thc seme
things and that there will always
bo differences of opinions. To
those who think thatthey will be
better off in the long run to work
outside the Co-op, we hold no ill
will and think th§it it would be
for the best interests of the or
ganization as a whole to have a
severance in relations, but this
must be done in a legal manner
that will provide for the enforce
ments of all existing contracts,
we do not live in a dictatorship
and no one can bo forced to s.-.g.":
a contract that h*j does not wan'"
to, but when he docs sign he
should consider himself bound by
the prov isions of the said con
tract until the proper time for
with-drawal, otherwise wo would
bo compelled to live in a state
of anarchy, whore no oms agree
ment is binding and everyone does
just as he pleases regardless of
his pledges to his fellow citizens.
It would be well to ponder on this
thought and conduct ourselves
accordingly.
CRR
LEAVING FOR STATES
Miss Doris Steffen, Miss Lillian
Lembke and Dave Vaneck are leav
ing Palmer today for the States,
Miss Steffen and Miss Lembke are
returning to their home in So,
Dakota. They have been employed
in Doctor Garretts office for
the past 18 months.
Miss Steffen is to be married to
Mr. Glenn Jorgenson on Nov, 12«
DR SO ON BUYS GILL
HOME
Mrs. T. Gill recently sold her
residence in Palmer to Dr. Sogn
of the Doctors’ Clinic. It will
be occupied by Dr. Cates of the
Clinic in Palmer.
Mrs. Gill and Myrtis are stay
ing at the Felton Rooms. They
expect to leave soon for the
States.
NEW EMPLOYEE
Mrs. Janet Marsh is employed in
the Co-op General Office.