school' carnival a success
Although, the exact figures on the amount
not ;cd at the School Carnival are not yet
complete, it is safe to say that it was
a financial success. A total of OlO&O.OO
gross v:o's realized out of rhiph several
bills arc yet to bo paid. The largest of
these is that for the orchestras •'
M st popular of the concessions during the
evening roro Bingo, the Shooting Gallery
and the.Doll Back.' Tho Lunch Stand ras.al
so well patronized.
Not as rariy attended the dance as ras an
ticipated, horcyerj thoso rho rcre thero
report a good time. The hall ras appro
priately docorated rith black and orango j
streamers from a black canopy in the con- '
tor of the hall. Black cats, pumpkins and
covered lights completed the Halloreen pic
ture. The door ’prizo ras ron by Myles
Hyland Jr,
At the close of the evening, the goose,
rhich no one succeeded in ringing, ras
auctioned off to the highest bidder. Buddy
Lentz ras the final omer. . --
BASKET ’*8ALL TEAM 07F TO
SEWARD
The First string and three subs arc in
Seward this week to meet the High School i
team of that town in two games to be play
ed toni'cht and Friday night. Sight play- .
ers ’and the manager went4 down by train this
wock. They are*. Ray Buhl, Earl Chkka,Ualt
St ovens; Don Irwin, Tiajmc Bouwens, Duant
Huntley, Janes Gleason and Lynn Sandvik.
They4 were'‘accompanied by the Superinten-’
dent, -Carl Snelling; and the Coach, L. K.
Gibson.
Seward • ill play two totum games at Pal
mer.
PIANO RECITAL GIVEN
A piaio Recital -as given by Mrs.< Neal
bright in her home for her daughter'.Bridge
who is a pupil of Mrs. Tim Honnossy.
Bridge Inycd nine numbers for a group of
friends who were invited to her firet pub
lic. performance.
This Socital is the first of a series 6f
Recitals that will.be presented by Mrs.
Hennosey and her pupils. Mrs. Hennessy
hO’Cs to have another Recital about the
middle'of the month for a number of her
pupils.
LUTHERAN CHURCH BA l AAR
Rev, Jcile reports that everything sold
out at the Bazaar which was given by the
Church the same night as the Turkey Din
ner. About 160# of turkey was served and
Rev. Teile estimated that somewhere a-*
round 250 per sons, at least,-.ere served.
BUY CHRirriUO
.ROll-jjR-VuO C fl F £,
a good Place to go
FOR DELICIOUS MEALS.
SPECIAL! IE
Pj ■ • • IN
HOME MACE PIES.
CO-OP
A ' LIMITED NUMBER Of
BATHTUBS
STRIP SEAL THE IDEAL
■■WEATHER SEAL
mmiiLfl rope
IN ALL SUES
STOVE PIPES
EL BOLUS •- DflfnPERS
SWEDE SAWS.AXES
WOOL
BI-THROBES
I1, IN
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size 5
THE
. SHADES
12 - 20
riEiu • suns
SIZES 14 - 2o
. SULIERTER S
> CARDIGAN O
SLIP- ON
SIZES 34 - 4 4
Tho M Y.y.G.k. TJ3.s .r ranted a 15$ raise on
all ront colloated from t'ho Staff Houses
and \rdt- cai-ui'L s \ +T-o Tur. ?.a r ; o»