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I»AGS THN The First Cost Is Practically the Last Dodge Brothers Motor Car Miller & Leek Phone 7902 Breaks .Arm ( ranking Car Jatnas Halliday broke his arm on Thursday, while cranking a Ford. ltd urns to Kvorett Mrs. J. Jenkins and little son, who WASH DAY WONDER COMPOUND 25c Per Package This is a new product, made from vegetables, we are told, and contains no lye, acid or lime, and will not harm the finest fabric. Also a great help in dish washing or cleaning the wood work in the kitchen. A splendid assortment of high-grade chocolate candy at 50c and 60c per pound. Other candy at 20c, 25c, 30c and 40c. Also a complete line of penny specials. We have a fresh shipment of Choice Fancy cookies. PLANT BULBS NOW Every Spring, people ask us for Spring Bloom ing Bulbs. Now is the time to plant for flowers next Spring. Mixed Crocus, per dozen 25c Choice Daffodils, per dozen $1.00 Choice Tulips, per dozen 75c Choice Hyacinths, per dozen $1.26 (Phone orders for this to residence R053) FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES You can find a larger and fresher stock of fresh fruits and vegetables at this store than else where. We specialize on this line of goods and give them the care that is necessary for keeping in the best condition. Ripe Tomatoes Green Corn Carrots Apples New Potatoes Cabbage Bananas Grapes Cantaloupes Peaches Grapes Oranges Lemons Etc. W. H. ELDER Phone M 29 DEALERS Everson, Wn. have been spending the summer months with Mrs. Jenkin's mother, Mrs. F. Fisher, have returned to their home in Everett, where Mr. Jenkins is an instructor in the Everett schools CANDY COOKIES Lynden, Wash. THE LYNDBN T2U&UNB, LYHDBW, WASH., THURSDAY, SEP. 8, 1921 NORTHWOOD i After taking a twelve week course in biology, school-administration and sociology at the Bellingham Normal, Mr. W. R. Berry has returned to Northwood to resume his work as the principal of the Northwood school. At present, he is making his home with Mr. Andrew Hoytema but later he will move to the Whipple house near the school. Miss Grace Ripperda spent the week-end at Canon Lake. Viola Knittel, Ronald Marchant, and Jack Friend are attending High School at Nooksack. Mrs. A. E. Knittel and two little daughters Ruby and Dorris spent Sunday with her father, Mr. Mauritz Kadiera of Lynden. Dewey Friend who was burned in an ezplosion a few weeks ago, is gaining slowly but steadily and hopes soon to be about again. Mrs. Mattie Anderson, Mrs. Ed Philo and Mrs. Charles Philo of Lyn den, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee William son and children and Herbert Crab tree were dinner guests of Mrs. Ag nes Hinckley Thursday. The Willing Workers will be en tertained next Wednesday by Mrs. John Taylor at her new home on the Blaine-Sumas road. Sunday guests at the Hinckley residence included Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Crabtree of Forest Grove, Mrs. Effie Houston of Sumas, Beth Tay lor and Mrs. Ethel Williamson and two children. After spending the past school year at South Bend, Cleda Holmes has re entered the Northwood school where the eighth graders are glad to wel come her to their class. Mrs. L. A. Marchant left Tuesday for Sedro-Wooley where she will spend the week visiting relatives and friends. Miss Ethel Doan of Bellingham, and Miss Elizabetli Thomas were the guests at the Hinckley home Wed nesday evening. Mrs. C. N. Andersen was hostess to the Lakeside W. C. T. U. Wednes day afternoon at her home, Lakeside Farm. Jennie Friend is helping to care for her brother at the Deem home, where he is still confined to his bed. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Worthen entertained Monday Mr. and Mrs. George Worthen and daughter Elsie of Lynden, Mr. Chris Tobiason of British Columbia, Mr. S. W. Wor then and Mr. and Mrs. George Gus tin and two children, Ralph and Ruth Miss Virginia Ripperda has re turned to her home from Seattle. Northwood school opened Tuesday morning with a favorable outlook for a good year's work. Mr. Walter Ber ry, the principal, teaches the sixth, seventh and eighth grades. Miss Hil da Top hag charge of the intermedi ate room, with the third, fourth and fifth grades, while Mrs. Frances Hlooin Kichards has the first two grades. The enrollment on Tuesday for tbe three rooms was seventy four. Alfred and Neal Worthen, Vivia O'Brien, Pearl Brown and George E vanco are attending Lynden High School. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Van Kirk of Bellingham visited at the Blank home Sunday. Harold Bradley returned to Astor ia Wednesday, accompanied by his brother Glen. Mr. C. F. Worthen and Misses Ruth and Winona Williams visited at the George Gustin home Saturday, TANK UP here with that good SHELL Gasoline And Get More Mileage. More Pep, More Zip. Kelly-Springfield Tires Stand for Quality Real Estate, Insurance, Second-Hand Goods—"l Buy Anything" Third Street, Opposite Depot returning to Lynden in the evening. Edward Kamm Is spending two weeks with home folks before re turning to the University of Wash ington at Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Snider and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Snider and children were Blame visitors Monday. Mrs. Fred Bylsma and Miss Johan na Van Mersbergen of Lynden visit ed their sister, Mrs. John Otter Tues day. Viola and Elsie Knittle spent Sun day with Helen Marchant. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Jager were I Wednesday evening guests of Mr. 'and Mrs. John Otter. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Osgoodby and son Lawrence visited at the Lloyd i Bradley home Monday. Mrs. M. B. Friend, Dayton, Dol lie, Eunice and Mary Friend visited with Dewey Friend at the Deem home Sunday. Although La Roy Taylor is attend Wm. A. Bauman Lower Than Ever Chevrolet "490" Touring Car Chevrolet "490" Sedan All Fully Equipped Models Why Pay Practically as Much for an Inferior Car? A Chevrolet offers you the most Economical Transportation in the World Lpden Motor Co. THE LARGEST AND MOST MODERN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE IN THE NORTHWEST ALASKA BUSINESS COLLEGE 4th Floor Exchange Building BELLINGHAM -:- -:- WASHINGTON ing school in Lynden, he is glad to get back to the Northwood school Delivered in Lynden $675 Delivered in Lynden $1115 with good home-cooked food at our Lunch Room just opened. At good old before-the-war prices, too. If your roof leaks, CERTAIN TEED ROOFING will keep out the water for years. See us for low quantity prices. FILL UP when possible. He visited there on Tuesday.