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WITH SINCERE PLEASURE WE INVITE THE PEOPLE OF THIS COMMUNITY TO 1
INSPECT OUR NEW HOME AND OUR UP-TO-DATE FACILITIES FOR ATTENDING IP
TO YOUR FINANCIAL AFFAIRS IN A PROMPT AND EFFICIENT MANNER.
i IN THIS NEW HOME WE ARE IN A POSITION TO GIVE YOU SERVICE AND SATIS
FACTION IN A GREATER DEGREE THAN WE HAVE IN THE PAST AND OUR OF
FICERS AND EMPLOYEES WILL CONTINUE TO ENDEAVOR TO SERVE YOU DILI
I GENTLY IN ALL FINANCIAL MATTERS. 1
FROM THIS NEW HOME WE EXTEND OUR HEARTIEST NEW YEAR’S WISHES TO
YOU ALL; MAY THIS COMING YEAR BE A PROSPEROOUS ONE FOR YOU AND
MAY YOUR PROSPERITY BE REFLECTED IN A GROWING ACCOUNT WITH THIS
GROWING INSTITUTION.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS
Anacleto.
Anderson, Harry.
Bachy, Gust,
Bryant, Mrs. Rhoda.
Brandall, Frank.
Boggs, Aron D.
' Buzeos, John.
Casey, Bud.
Carsten, Ansgar.
Cavernese, John.
Cartet, .1. Del.
Ekdahl, Chas.
Evrason, Carl.
Eursart, Miss Adele.
Fivinkansa, Mr. T.
Gallagher, Tom.
Gibson, Miss Gene.
Howard, Miss Ethel.
Hough, Miss Hazel.
Hotchkiss, Fred H.
Flatten, Mrs. Petter.
Jepson, Gus.
Jester. Mrs Freda.
Johnson, Herman A.
Kowals, Hennan.
Lafferty, E. G.
Lillyren, August.
Marshall, John.
Melender, Wadfrid.
Morris. Joe B.
Munos, Fonv.
Munson, Alfred.
McKenzie, Iriene.
McNabb, Duncan.
Ness, Grace.
"Newman, Vera.
Kotendorf, Mat.
Ross, Tony.
Shequin, Lewis F.
St. Johns. Marie.
Tille, Miss.
Sten, Louis.
Stort, Frank.
Stanley, Miss Leona.
TTlrich, Harry.
Verouchis, Antoine.
Wallenen Kerman.
Ward, Teddy.
Wentworth, Lenard.
Please say “advertised” when call
ing for any of the above mail.
C. FI. SCHEFFLER,
Postmaste
CLOTHES AMERICA SENDS TO FRANCE
These practical peasant garments are being made for the people of the
devastated districts of France who cannot adjust themselves' to American
styles of clothin . They are being supplied by the American Fund for French
Wounded from patterns collected In France by Mrs. Robert Bacon, wife of
the former ambassador, and from models sent from the devastated districts
by American fund workers.
TWO OLD RELICS IN MOSCOW
“Tsar Cannon" That Has Never Been
Fired, and the “Tsar Kolokol," a
Bell That Has Never Tolled.
A Kussian wit has said that Mos
cow Is remarkable for two things—
a cannon thnt has never been fired
and a bell that has never been tolled,
notes the Westminster Gazette. The
“Tsar Cannon” stands in the arsenal
yard of the Kremlin, but, in spite of
Its Imposing appearance, a hatful of
powder would blow it to bits. A hun
dred yards off, on the ground, is the
colossal bell—the “Tsar Kolokol"—
■ weighing 200 tons, with an 11-ton piece
broken off lying by its side. These
are pointed out as the two most strik
ing single objects in Moscow; but
I there is one other to which I have
seen no reference since the revolution.
In a crowded street of banks anu
merchants' offices In the "Chinese
City' stand a little medieval house,
skillfully and sympathetically restored,
where was boru Michael, the first czar
of the Romanov race. For a fee of
30 Kopecks the attendant showed the
visitor round—does he still, I wonder?
and the faithful could gaze on the
narrow bed, the modest clothes-closet.
the green leather boots of the first of
the dynasty of which Nicholas II was
the last. In the reception room Eng
lish visitors noticed, under a glass
case, a silver equestrian statuette of
Charles I of England.
Needless.
"Do you always thluk before you
speak?” j
"No,” answered the soap box orator, j
“I have said the same thing over so j
often, I don't have to think any mor".-j
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