FOR SALE ADS FROM LYNDEN AREA LISTINGS
Found fountain pen in front of Lynden Department Store contact Tribune. De Laval separator used but little $50 E J Pease Grover Street near Lumber Mill. Mr skim milk for sale phone Lynden 410. Ten weeks old pigs for sale phone Lynden 2402. Wanted someone to slash fifteen acres phone Lynden 4317. Local notices dated 5 22 11 through 5 22 3.
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Lynden Department Store
the Tribune
de Lace
de Laval
E. J. Pease
Grover Street
Lynden
L. M. Nessen
Lynden R
Beernink
Helen Helder
Corner 15Th
C St
Luncheon Honors Knapp Sister Griesel in Lynden
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Finnell hosted a luncheon Wednesday for Mrs. Harold Knapp and her sister Mrs. Paul Griesel of Seattle. Guests included Mrs. Harvey Smith Mrs. Will Meurer Mrs. A. W. Dahlquist and Mrs. J. M. Tyrell of Milkway Farm at Sumas. Butter rose two cents per pound Wednesday. The Kensington Club met at Mrs. G. W. Frick home. Next session is June 6 with sewing at the Red Cross rooms Tuesday afternoon.
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Williams
Finnell
Harold Knapp
Paul Griesel
Seattle
Harvey Smith
Will Meurer
A. W. Dahlquist
J. M. Tyrell
Milkway Farm
Sumas
Kensington
High School Notes Reflect Enthusiasm Decline and Events
Enthusiasm for class programs wanes as seniors and sophomores join in assembly singing. L H S graduate Beryl Merritt spoke about 24 months teaching in southeastern Alaska. Visitors Miss Tachell from Seattle and Mrs Spratley of Bellingham attended events and performances. Sock Day and Old Clothes Day are planned with playful penalties for noncompliance.
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Beryl Merritt
Alaska
Miss Tachell
Seattle
Miss Knapp
Sheldon Bajema
Ruth Cedarberg
Woodlawn School
Spratley
Bellingham
Miss Horst
Glendale pupils enjoy last school function at Birch Bay picnic
Eight auto loads of Glendale pupils teachers and friends spent a day picnicking at Birch Bay with accompanying groups from Woodland and Sunrise schools. Residents discuss new gravel haul work and Barnacle supply for local flocks. Nellie Jeffcott shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Birch Bay
O. E. Reed
Fred Johnson
Bonnema
O. L. Sheets
Ed Bostwick
Isted
Dan McLeod
Henry Markworth
Cederberg and
Wilson
C. Kelson
North River
Ford
Nellie Jeffcott
Esther
Alice Nelson
Seattle
Centenary Campaign Drives Methodist Worldwide Reconstruction
The Methodist Episcopal Centenary aims to spend 80 million for home and foreign church work over five years and 25 million for European war reconstruction. Campaigns begin May 18 25 with 10 000 lay volunteers in the Northwest, half a dozen figures outline extensive budgets, new churches and parsonages plus mission staff. The issue includes notices about Poultryman subscription offers and local found items.
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Europe
Methodist Episcopal Centenary Movement
Northwest
Methodist Church
United States
Helping His Sight in Town
A country cousin praises country life while friends plan to show him town vitality by starting with an optician visit to test his sight. The lighthearted exchange hints at urban versus rural routines and humor about perception.
What Makes a Woman Beautiful Question
An old column jokes about beauty standards asking what defines a woman’s beauty and refusal to endorse any specific face powder brand. The tone is playful and satirical with a wink to consumer product claims.
Wedding Trip Echoes With Shorter Sighs
A brief exchange in a domestic scene features a bride expressing that their wedding trip seems short. The groom responds with a wry admission that his life feels even shorter in comparison.
Wanted to Be Remembered on the Sea
A young bride aboard ship two days from departure endures seasickness. She asks Henry to visit her grave and plant flowers if she dies, reflecting a poignant plea captured by the St. Louis Star.
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Henry
St. Louis Star
A Bootlace Beginnings Then Millionaire Laughs
A lively exchange recalls a man who started life with a bootlace and rose to wealth. Several characters debate age and marriage, noting the improbable arc from poverty to fortune and the humor of social perception.
Stand Up For Street Railways Sparks City Debate
A man who supports fair play calls for defending street railways while a veteran passenger asserts he has stood up for them twice daily for years, highlighting a local clash over transit rights and responsibilities.
Witty Quote Warns of Safe Business Openings
A frontier line of advice shifts from optimism to caution as a young man considers business openings. The speaker notes that any promising opportunity can become a pit if misread or mismanaged, urging prudent judgment before leaping.
Convincing Circumstance in Championship Fight Questioned
Dialogue notes a politician questioning a prize fight’s legitimacy. The other politician asserts fairness, saying the defeated candidate was exhausted at the ten count and unable to request a recount.
It Comes Off A Grouchy World Says A Photo Smile
The fragmentReflects a dour mood with a rhetorical question about wearing the smile seen in photographs. It hints at social attitude and self presentation in a grim world. The tone suggests commentary on public demeanor and personal optics.
Methodists plan world centenary expo in Columbus
The Centenary Celebration in Columbus Ohio June 20 to July 7 will showcase 105 million campaign work, mission efforts worldwide, and a Chinese city replica. General Leonard Wood will lead 1,000 Centenary cadets while 60 000 people nightly stay in a tent city planned for the event with parking for 40 000 cars and large-scale pageants and exhibits.
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Columbus
Ohio
America
India
Korea
Africa
Philippines
Leonard Wood
Wil
Fifth Avenue
New York
Illinois
Iowa
Pacific Northwest
Centenary Celebration Committee
Riverside Social Roundup Includes Visits and Picnic Trip
Mrs Will Meurer and children visited the Pangborn home in Northwood. James Murical of Bellingham stayed with his uncle Mat Meenk. The Gries family suffered flu illness. Tillmans of Ferndale visited the Reid home. Several families joined a foothills picnic. Shumways spent Sunday with the Elders. Burgraffs visited Law rence. Germains from Cowlitz County stayed with the Theels. Riverside School held a pre social Friday evening raising 14.25.
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Will Meurer
Pangborn
Northwood
James Murical
Bellingham
Mat Meenk
R. G. Gries
R. A. Tillman
Ferndale
W. A. Reid
Albert Tineel
John Theel
Fred Lego
Carl Elsner
Foothills
Ray Shumway
George Elder
John Burgraff
Maggie den Adel
Pete Burgraff
Lawrence
Henry Germain
Cowlitz County
Albert Theel
Riverside
Wiser Lake News Briefs Include School Close and Visits
Miss Pearl Frost returns home to Liberty after teaching at Wiser Lake. School closes May 29 with a picnic at Fairhaven Park. Miss Edith Lamont visits Wm. Dorr and Mr. and Mrs. Geo Griffith. Meridian High School Animal Husbandry class judged Mr. Minor of Laurel hogs. Amanda Nessen to teach Wiser Lake next term. Beef Service Club meets May 22 at Mrs. Holcomb’s on Hannegan road. good attendance hoped. Mr. J C Anderson shows improvement after illness. Mr. and Mrs. Glee Davis and daughter of Bellingham visit Malcom Campbell’s home.
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Pearl Frost
Liberty, Wash
A. W. Frost
Wiser Lake
Fairhaven Park
Edith Lamont
Wm. Dorr
Beef Service Club
Holcomb
Hannegan Road
J. C. Anderson
Glee Davis
Little Daughter
Bellingham
Davis
Malcom Campbell
Notice of Local Improvement Assessments Delinquency
Regular annual installment for Local Improvement District No. 12 West Main Street Improvement becomes delinquent June 20 1919. Unpaid installments will be certified to the County Treasurer for collection with penalties. J T Zylstra City Treasurer First publication May 22 1919 Last publication June 6 1919.
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West Main Street
J. T. Zylstra
Advertised Letters Unclaimed at Lynden Post Office
Mail for several named persons remains unclaimed in the Lynden Washington post office as of May 22 1919. If not called for within two weeks it will be sent to the dead letter office. One cent due on each letter. Please say Advertised when calling. D L Beckes Postmaster.
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Lynden
Wash
Derd
Jack Downey
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Edward
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Pride
Bermuda
Elder & CO
Call the Tribune
Frank C. Johnson
Riverbottom
John Boesenkool
Call Tribune
Neeves Bros
Bertrand Shingle Co
B. F. Chilton
Escondido
Cal
Ee — Maxwell
A. Benson
Jersey
Rolanders Eminent
Oxford Raleigh Lad
B. C. Crabtree
Laymore Farm
Laurel
Jake le Compte
Tribune
R. N. Gilmore
Frank Kuipers
Meridian National Farm Loan Association
D. W. Bender
Sec
Treas
Dairymen
Hoards Dairyman
Holstein Friesian World
Jersey Bulletin
Country Gentlemen
Saturday Evening Post
Peavie
Maxwell
Ben Myer
Jake Cramer
Rinehart’s
J. H. Trede
Oaklawn Farm
D. Vander Grierd
Guernsey
Nels Jacobson
John Bierlink
Pacific Poultryman
The
R. L. Averill
Mr. Youngs
Methodists
D. L. Beckes
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