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cooperation will be all that is needed, it seems, to prove that the
action of the Convention was most decidedly f o r the best inter-
ests of the fraternity.

Joanna Donlon Huntington.

WATCH THE FUND GROW

MAGAZINES: Mrs. L. A. Higgins.
2122 Evans St., Omaha, Nebraska.

Important Note: Checks and money orders must be
made payable to Mattie W . Higgins, and not to the
publishers, or we cannot get any commission.

STATIONERY: The Wolfeboro Press, Inc., Wolfeboro, New
Hampshire, offers 25 percent commission on orders (after
January 1st) on E N G R A V E D stationery, three lines on
paper and envelopes, single sheets 6 by 7 in excellent quality
paper, 100 sheets, 50 envelopes f o r $1.50. They will accept
not less than ten orders f r o m one address, but each order
will be wrapped separately. This is a special offer, but they
have other lines and will send samples to persons who can
show they can place orders. They will supply any number of
order blanks which serve as samples f o r this particular style.
The commission is deducted before the order is sent, and
should be sent to the Grand Vice-president f o r credit to the
general National W o r k fund, and not retained by the chap-
ter.

L I N G E R I E : Mrs. Frederick Kranz, Craig Knitting Co., 153
Lovering Ave., Buffalo, N . Y.

Important Note: Give your chapter and fraternity, so
that credits f o r commissions may be properly entered.

CHRISTMAS CARDS: Mrs. A . A . Gutgesell, 602 Sixth Ave. So.,
Minneapolis, Minn., or
James Spencer 22 North Sixth St., Philadelphia, Pa.