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PAGE TEN TONIGHT DUSTIN FARNUM "BIG HAPPINESS" 'Man's man' of the screen in a dram atic virile masterpiece of Intrigue, Love, Big Business, with striking glimpses of Parision night life and magnificent views of the majestic Alps. ALSO "HURRICANE HUTCH" AND "OUIJA DID IT" SATURDAY CONSTANCE TALMADGE "TWO WEEKS" You will hold your sides with laugh ter as "Goldie Locks" vamps the three crusty old bears in a play that is just naughty enough to be nice— scintillating with genuine humor and piquutit spicy fun. The International News AND "TOON ERVILLE TOLLIES" A two-reel comedy knockout. SUNDAY ONLY "THE STEALERS" An eight-reel super-production by William Christy Calonilo a page from life so wonderfully wrought by the hands of a master, moulding the character of man, that the picture lives and breathes. NEXT WEDNESDAY The Original and Genuine pictures of the DEMPSEY -CARPENTIER Championship Fight SPECIAL NOTE— "* Prices for the fight picture will be 25c and 55c LIBERTY THEATRE Always the best for the Liberty Guest LOWER R On all co tween Bell Have your shij 'me by Steamer Kulsha: ,v».ig Col man Dock, Seattle, at 11:30 P. M. daily, arriving at Bell ingham 7:16 a. m., next morn ing. Low rates apply in both directions. Str. Kulshan leaves Bellingham 11:30 a. m. daily for Anacortes and Seattle. Str. Kingston leaves 7:00 A. M. Tuesday, Thursday aud Sat urday for San Juan Island points. For full information phone 991] toll charges paid by Cit izens Dock Co. CHEAP PASSENGER FARES One way to Seattle ... $3.30 Round trip $3.00 notice: Mil. FARMER: Did you over stop to consider how inucli money yon lost on your hint STOCK DEAL by not getting lv« touch with— I'bono 361 Blame OEHTEL BROS. BLAINE. WASH. DR. VAN KIRK, Specialist In dis eases of the EYE. EAR, NOSE and THROAT. Glasses accurately fit ted. Bellingham National Bank Building, B-.'.Hr.pham. tt-o BOOTH'S CORNERS Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Pearson. Miss Blanche Jordal left Monday morning for Stuart Island, where she teaches school. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Willett and son Adrian visited at the Bovendam home Monday evening. Mrs. Ralph Troost and daughter Elsie and Minnie spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. George Leake of Lynden. Mr. and Mrs. George Rathbone and zona Floyd and Clyde were enter tained at the Ed. Parrott home at Nooksack on New Year's Day. Mrs. Ecker and children of Bel lingham were guests at the Heaton residence Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bovendam and family spent Sunday evening at the H. Holtrop home. Mr. and Mrs. Govert Van Weerd huizen and sons autoed to Belling ham on Wednesday. On Friday evening, twenty young people enjoyed a party at the M. Sturman home. At the close of the evening which was spent with games and music, a light lunch was served. Those present were; Misses Rella Dean, Hilda and Lillie Pearon, Nellie Bovendam, Blanche Jordal, Nellie and Rachael Jeffcot. Mary, Viola, and Ruth Sturman; Messrs Jennings Sturman, Bryan and Arthur Jordal, Aulton Jeffcot. Albert and James Bovendam, Franklin Swope, Vernon Pearson, Frank and Teddy Dean and Mr. and Mrs. Sturman. Mr. M. Leen and son called at the Bovendam home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. A. C. Palmer and children I were dinner guests at the George Bruce home at North Prarle on New i Year's Day. Miss Viola Sturman returned to Bellingham Monday, accompanied by her sister, Mary Sturman, who will visit there for a few days. Mrs. F. A. Pugh left Tuesday morning for La Conner to see her step-father who is critically ill at his home there. Miss Jennie Trost spent Sunday evening and Monday with home folks Rev. Knarr and family of Belling ham attended the service at the Sun day school rooms here Sunday. Mr. J. Bovendam and sons Albert and James made a business trip to Bellingham Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruce entertained the following at dinner on New Year: Mr. and Mrs. Will Long and daugh ter Stella, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Long and Mr. and Mrs. Fred La Violette and children all of Bellingham, and Mrs. Robert Worden and children of Ferndale. Mr. and Mrs. Allen arrived Wed nesday morning from New West minister and will visit at the G. N. Heaton home for a short time. r.-...K„..» a ...1......... .. p .1....... i...,., Egbert Ambrose of Wickersham was the week-end guest of-his friend Adrian Willetl. Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Blame, took dinner at the Bovendam home on Thursday. Miss Bertha Troost spent Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Troost. IGHT Mr. and Mrs. O. Van Weerdhuizen and sons were Sunday visitors at the P. Van Weerdhuizen home at Lynden. Mr. Harris of Washington D. C, spent Friday at the A. C. Palmer residence. • ties be and Miss Elsie and Minnie Troost re turned to Bellingham Tuesday morn ing. Mr. Will Meyer was a dinner guest |at the Bovendam home, Friday. Mm, M. L. Sturman and daughter called at the Sturtz home Sunday evening. Harry Heaton, of Bellingham spent Sunday at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Troost and I Misses All it- and Jennie Troost were Mondey evening visitors at the Tref fers home. Miss Nellie Bovendam spent Thurs day with her sister, Mrs. J. T. Have man. Mrs. James Tharp and daughter Lela and Ethel called on Mrs. J. Bruce Sunday morning. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Services 10:00 A. M. —Sunday School. Classes for All Ages. 7:00 P. M.—Young People's Service. 7:30 P. M. —Sermon. Subject, "Pilate's Important Question" CHAS. BAKER, Minister You're Welcome at This Church Why Not Come? THE CHEAPEST DAILY now is the Seattle Times. Only $3 a year at The Tribune office. The home ed ition with all the news, too. YES, WE TAKE SUBSCRIPTIONS lor the Bellingham and Seattle pa jaers at The Tribune office. RALPH B. LE COCQ LAWYER Mondays Reserved for Court Business in Bellingham LYNDEN, WASHINGTON •Tlin LYNT3EN TntBTJNE, LYNDEN,WASH., THURSDAY, JAN' 5. 1022 NEWS OF LYNDEN The Home Guards will meet Sat urday at the home of Mrs. J. W. Steams. Billy and Rhoda Le Cocq have re covered from their recent illness. Mrs. J. Vande Wetering is improv ing rapidly. Mrs. Marlon Biehler, who under went an operation last week in Bel lingham, Is improving. I The Woman's Home Missionary Society will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs, J. W. Steams. Miss Jessica De Line has returned to Winlock, Wash., where she is teaching school. Miss Elizabeth Oordt underwent an operation this week for the re moval of her tonsils. The Old Time Dancing Club will hold their January party next Tues day evening at the I. O. O. F. Hall. A family reunion was held Satur day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Rutgers. The following were present: Mr. and Mrs. John Rutgers Great News For Western Mercantile Co. Groceries Flour Feed Hardware Farm Implements |aud family, Mr. and Mrs. D. Bttt ! gers and family, Mr. and Mrs. Her- I man Rutgers and Miss Caroline Rut-' :gers. Miss Virjie Ranton of Bellingham was the guest of her parents, Mr. , ' and Mrs. W. J. Ranton Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Frasier were dinner guests Saturday at the Leslie' Frasier home. This was the first time '{Mr, Frasier had ventured out since; the injury to his foot. i George Vande Wetering. who is teaching at Pleasant Valley, spent the holidays at home. Mrs. G. Handy has as her guest this week her brother and his daugh ter. Miss Esther Pyeatt has just recov ered from an attack of the flu. Miss Ruth Ranton has withdrawn from higli school and is at the home of her sister In Bellingham. jPUBLIC SALES — It you want to ! j nold a sale call on me person ally or phone 1903 Lynden. M. Vander Grieud. Good service as aured. 11-16-tf-O The Farmers Farmers have been waiting a long time for lower prices on Farm You, as well as nearly ail other farmers have been getting Machinery. along with your old manure spreader, plow, disc, harrow, drill, mower, binder, or whatever it might be; maybe you have borrowed your neigh- bors machines and loaned yours to him. It has been very inconvenient for ail concerned. Lots of trouble, expense and delays with those old ma- chines. Waiting for neighbor's macchine has many times caused you a loss by not getting the machine in time. Yet you have waited. Why? You wanted Lower Prices You decided to wait till 1922 with its new prices. 19 22 is now here and we are not going to leave you disappointed. You farmers are going to need lots of Farm Implements this year and we are here to furnish them to you at Wholesale Price Read our plan as put before the Dairymen at their meeting at Bel lingham December 24th. Then come in and tell us your needs for 1922. You will want more machinery of your own now— we have it for you. Take advantage of our plan and save money on all Farm Machinery you buy during 1922. Pius 5% INCORPORATED PAFQO POULTRY MASH HAS NO SUPERIOR Manufactured by PACIFIC AMERICAN FISHERIES SOUTH BELLINGHAM DR. B. V. MOUNTER PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office in Dyk Bailding LYNDEN - • - WASHINGTON DR. OTIS. N. FARLEY DENTISTRY <»rfioo over First National Bank VULCANIZING A 1.1, KINDS OF TIRE REPAIRS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED , ADRIAN BREEN (With Lynden Motor Co.)