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HAMLINE UNIVERSITY.

Cards are out for the weddings of fou
former college students to take place in
the next two weeks. The first will be
that of Miss Winifred Hovt and E. E.
Melerea. ar the home of Mrs. F. w.
Hoyt, East avenue, Red Wing. The
ceremony will be performed Wednes-
day evening, Oct. 25, at z
O'clock, DR.. 9. II. Bridgman. president
OF the university, officiating. Miss
Hoyt was a member of the class of 1872
until the Junior year, and prominent in
the musical circle of the college. She
was great favorite among the students
for her charming social qualities. which
bave kept her in connection with the
school since leaving. Mr.. McCrea was
member of the graduating class of 'SS.
While in college ne made speciality of
political science. taking postgraduate
work at Columbia college, New York.
The wedding of Miss Hattie Rose and
Alfred Buck will be celebrated at high
noon IN Trinity church, Anoka, Wednes-
day. Nov. l. Miss Rose is the daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. p. S. Rose, of Anoka,
and was member of the class of 80 in
the college, where her social graceS won
Tor her wide circle of friends. She is
also we'll Known in the society of both
cities and the state university, being
member of the Delta Gamma fraternity.
MI. Buck IS the son of Judge Daniel
Buck, of the supreme court, and is a
prominent business man in Mankato.
Mrs. Ella Henderson, of the city, has
been engaged to conduct the vocal de-
partment in the music school of the
college. Mrs. Lamberson is a pupil of
Sly. Vannini, of Florence, and has been
remarkably successful in training
voices.
Miss Ada Allen entertained the
sophomore class Friday evening at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. l.. j. Dobner,
on Simpson avenue.
Mrs. Benson, of Appleton. is with her
daughter. Miss Benson, '97. who has
been very i'll with typhoid fever, but is
now recovering.
Miss Harriet Williams, of Montevideo.
returned to her home Saturday after
visiting her brother, John E. Williams.
'95.
Miss Bertha Bell, '94. is entertaining
her mother and sister from New Ri CHI
nond, Wis.
Misses Ella and Mabel Gold, '95, left
Thursday evening for few days at the
White City.
Prof. and Mrs. EFT Mearkle returned
this week from a visit of ten days in
Chicago.
Miss Bolton entertained her father,
from PlainvieW, this week.
Miss Mary Whitney, '94, returned
Tuesday from Chicago.
Harry Dobner. '97. is spending the
week in Chicago.
f. f. Farrar, go, is in Chicago.
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ADDITIONAL SOCIAL.
From Twelfth, Page.

Continued From Twelfth Page.
be rendered Miss SybiI Carter at her
school OF industrial work. % Central
avenue east. during the afternoon and
evening of Friday, Oct. p. All persons
interested in Miss Carriers work among
the Indian women are most cordially
invited. Specimens of lace work Will
be on exhibition.
The Troubadours have delayed q little
In opening their third dancing season
for the reason that some OF their MEM
berS had not yet returned from Chicago,
but Invitations are now out for their
first social hop of their third season, to
be given Thursday evening, NOV. 9, at
the estmoreland hall.
The Ladies of University No. SIS Sex
ennial league will give an entertain
ment, followed by hop, Friday even
ing, Oct. q. at Central block, corner
West Seventh and Sixth streets. The
Scotch dancers from Minneapolis. who
carried off the honorS at the worlds
fair Will participate.
There will be a Sociable and enter
tainment for the benefit OF the First
UniYersalist church of St. Paul We'd
neSdaY, Oct. -, at the residence Of Mrs.
Lucian Gould, 6l2 Minnesota street.
L
The annual meeting of the Town and
Country club will be field at the club
house on Friday evening next. After
the business has been diSpaSed of there
will be dancing q. d an informal recep-
ton.
The Beau Monde Social club will give
Its eighth social hop Friday evening,
Nov. 3, at Central hall, TO which all are
invited. The St. Anthony hill orchestra
will be i'll attendance.
\ masQue ball will be given at Lieder-
tafel hail, corner State and Congress
streets, Tuesday evening, Get y. Three
prizes will be given. hleist's orchestra
will furnish music.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the B. of r.
T., Companion Lodge No. 50, will give
its first annual ball at Odd Fellows
hall, opposite the pCstotfice. Tuesday
evening, Oct. d.
ST. Paul Camp No. l. Sons of Veter-
ans, United States Army, will give its
first social invitation party at their hall,
Seventh and Minnesota streets, Monday
evening, Oct. %.
The Kings Daughters and Sons Of the
West side will give New England sup
per at Mrs. Savers III st. Anthony av-
enue, Wednesday, Oct. %. All are cor
daily invited.
The young people of Woodland Park
Baptist church will give dime social
at the residence OF j. G. Wilson, 6i7
St. Anthony avenue, i'll the hear future.
The engagement of Miss Title Bob
Letter, daughter of Col. Joseph Bobleter,
TO II. L. Wagner, son of Louis Wagner,
of this city, is announced.
A social event of the future is a party
to be given by Miss Tarbox, the oc-
casion being the coming out Of that
young lady.
ST. Paul Art club will hold its regular
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of Rebecca, gave basket social last
night that was we'll attended. 1
Mrs. L. M. Ross is slowly recovering
from her illness, and has returned 10
her home at Milaca. MINI. 49,
Mrs.. George II. Brown, of Chicago,
arrived Tuesday, and is with her hus-
band at the Parker house. e-~~
Mrs. Andrew Nelson. of Litchfield.
MIMI, is the guest of Mrs. AdOlph An
derson, Summit avenue.
Theodore Schubert and son, of Hast
ings, spent Sunday and Monday III the
park with relatives.
Miss ANNE Ness, of Minneapolis, is
the guest of Mrs. Adolph Anderson, OF
Summit avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Churchill left
Tuesday for Austin, Mimi, to visit
their daughter.
Rev. Charles Schomheider Jr., lett fol
his new field of labor, La Moure, n D.,
! last Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cowell and William Gull
yer will soon leave for the East to spend
the winter.
Mrs. George Fisk, who has been Seri-
| ously Ill for the past month, is rapidly
recovering.
Mrs. Ellertson and family, of Ham
| mond, Wis, are the guests of Mrs. j. NJ.
Trickey.
Mrs. Wentworth has returned from
Red Rock, where she has spent the sum.
| mer.
William Miller returned Wednesday
from his trip to ST. Louis and Chicago
Miss Lola Danforth, of Trunbel, Wis,
is the guest of Miss Myrtle Locke.
Miss Gertie PebieS and Miss Mary
Sawyer leave Tor Chicago tonight.
Miss Brocht, of Hastings, is the guest
OF fer sister, Mrs. Levi Shelton.
P. B. Churchill has taken up his resi-
dence in the city for the winter.
Miss Searles, of Balatin, Mimi, Is
visiting her uncle. J. w. Banter.
! DIR. A. a. Stein and wife left yester
! day for the fair.
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BURLINGTON HEIGHTS.

The ladies of Burlington Heights me
ut the residence of Mrs. A. S. Mortoi
Friday afternoon for the purpose of re
organizing the Ladies' Afternoon
Euchre club. Mrs. George d. TAFT wa.
elected treasurer. and the first meeting
will be held with Mrs. Ii. M. Tuellt
wednesday, the 18th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Howes, of Balti
more, Md, who have been SPENDING
some time with their parents, Mr.. ane.
Mrs. James Howes, left Monday TO.
their home.
Mrs. l.. A. Moore and children, who
have been visiting relatives in Wiscon-
sin, returned to their home on Newporg
avenue last evening.
Mrs. Will G. Dockstader, formerly
of HighWood, now of Sioux Falls, was
the guest of Mrs. Denny Wednesday.
Louis Marien. who has been living a;
HighwoOd for the past year, has re
moved his family to st. Paul.
Mrs. Randall, of Morris. Mlnn., i.
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. o. 5.
Hagermann.
Mr.. Southwark, of st. Paul, is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. George NJ.
Decks
Mrs. E. B. Perry is at the fair.
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idence of Mrs. Saunders in honor of thu
| twelve Miss Pellicoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Billiard left the
past week for Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. II. c.. Caldwell leave
Monday for Tacoma.
Mrs, Ryan, of Territorial road, has
moved to Chicago
Mrs. I. f. Towle has returned from :;
trip to Michigan.
Mrs, Martin has returned fIom visit
Mrs. Perez and son have removed
Prospect Park.
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EAG5LSI02 BLOOD TONIC.
MIME. M. YALE,

Beauty and Complexion Specialist.
Manufacturers New Building Sixth and Rob-
ert ST., st. Paul, MINI.
Ladies can be treated at distance.
NINE. YALE'S GOODS are for sale ct all
druggists. Ask for them
LADIES OUT OF TOWN SENDING THIS
WITH CENTS POSTAGE.W WILL RECEIVE
BOOK OF INSTRUCTIONS FREE.
7. S.-Ladies VIII understand that the Skin
Food is absolutely free in every particular
All you have to do is to call for it,
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meeting Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
at the studio in the Metropolitan hotel.
The Non Nobis Soium will give
hard times party at Central hall Mon
day evening, Nov. 6.
The Social Six will give masquer-
ade bali Saturday evening, Oct. %, at
Market hall
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PRICE LIST
Nine, YaI9'S Complexion Rem dies
Excelsior Hair Tonic

Does what TO other medicine has ever done
betore-returns gray nair TO its original col
or by natural means of circulating its own
colorng matter so thai the hair grows out
revelation 10 chemistry, and has captured
the attention OF the medical fraternity. Pa
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restored. Stops hair falling III tweuty-four
hours. Creates a luXuriant growth 4 nos
tive cure for all scIp or hair diseases
Price SI.0D Fer Bottle. q fo~cs
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A Stock OF
$2OO,0OO.OO

Is not cut up in a week or month, and
we still have many goods to close out
We have been asked so frequently the
question: as this sale to continue
next week 2" that we feel called upon
to again make the statement that this is
not simply clearing sale of odds and
ends, but that we are
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Il matters not if Freckles have been from
Childhood TO cd age, La Freckla Will remove
them III every case, and leave the complex
ION White and clear as new milk and pink
roses. y Jew Applications remove Tan and
SunDurn. Price SI.OO.
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\ guaranteed cure for moth patches. sal
loWness or any dlsc0loTaIiOu of the SKIN: can
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1t removes the ouler skin gently uncoverIug
new complexion without blemish
x'l';ce ~, 90; bottles for Sd. 90,
GREAT SCOTT!
The first and only permanent cure ever
knOWnt Tor removing and killing the growth
OF Superhu9us mar. No woman need blush
Win liils Disagreement as il takes but five
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Price, So 90.
EXCELSIOR BLOOD TONIC.
For purifying the blood, regulating the
action Of the liver and bowels. Cures con
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IL treating the complexion.
Price 5I.0o per bottle; 6 for So 90.
FfUTTCURA.
Mme. Yale's celebrated cure for nervous
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every case Acts on every weak organ So, 00C
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Price 81 90 per Bottle; 6 for $500
Name. Yates Complexion Soap.
Price, soc.
NoIn picXtOn Powder 5Oc.
MAlLOBDERS-In ordering by mail please
SEND money by registered letter bank draft
certified check or p. o. order 10 insure safety
Goods promptly shipped.
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Retiring From the
Carpet, Upholstery and
Wall Paper Business,

Our Lace Curtain Sale
Is proving decided success, and will be
the special feature during the coming
week.
Bear in mind that all prices on Lace
Curtains have been cut in half.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-01
High School Alumni.

The graduates of the Audubon High
School will form an organization and
enjoy a banquet at the Park hotel next
Saturday evening. The following is a
complete list OF the graduates:
Ies,t-NITs Eva Freeman O'Connell Mrs. Mel,
lie Cole Bott and Melville Graham,
lSs7-Mrs Lena Rosenberg freeman, Bonnie
St0tts and Mrs. Myrtle Gleason Cook.-3.
Edwin pilharz-3.
Iss0-ttene Culver and Maggie Gleasen,-2.
1s9O-Vesta Baxter, Win Oliver and Mrs. Paul
inc BOnwell Jewell.y-A
isal- Maggie DeMotte, Laura Musson, Clara
hiakeslee, Mary Davis, Pearl Roberts aud Fred
tleas0n,--B.
lse.Jennle Smith, Lizzie Schneider, Mary
DsMotte, Heu,e VanScoy, Myrtle Wilson, Frank
Cross, Myrtle Sharp, India Poulson, M0llle Dela.
boyle, Harry Dickinson, Agnes Wolb Ralph
Kate OyeIhqllt4er and Beulah aoar.-l1.
lSli-tdraduate June s.)-Carrle NJ. Cooley,
May honwell, irena A. Croker, Gertrude Bon,
we'll, VIM. Cunningham, Sarah A. Holmes, Eva
James, Mabel Keith, Albert A. Matthias, Rosa NJ.
Mendenhall, Jennie b. Oliver, Kittie NJ. Schrei,
Der, Mamie Baxter,-i3 Total 80. We
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Violet Luncheon.

A "Violet" Luncheon was held nv
the Ladies Columbian Club In the X.
i, Hall Wednesday afternoon, ms n
means OF social enjoyment among tho
members of the Club, and in this and
all particulars proved grand success.
The Mesdames Nash, Bradley and
Rosenberg evidenced their executive
ability In attending so elfectually to
all the duties devolvent upon an enter
tainment committee. The hours to be
kept were from to p. m, and prompt
~ at the former, Mrs. Soar, Mrs. G.. rs.
Russell, and Mrs. Denote stood at the
door of the coy reception room ready
TO receive those who soon began to ar
rive. They kept coming In twos and
threes until thirty-six had been greeted.
After q general social converse, a med
ley recitation by Mrs. j. A. Oyerholtrer,
Mrs. Lenora Browne, Mrs. Belle b.
Smith and Mrs. ID, l.. Freeman, was
given; after which four fair young lad,
les, the Misses Mollie Delahoyde, Eva
James, Laura Forbes and Beuiah Soar
appeared and spread with dainty lunch
cloths. nine small tables capable of ac-
commodating four persons each. Each
table was soon surrounded by four
merry chattering ladies, and then the
luncheon" began to arrive In INSTALL
m6nts. In the center of each table was
placed n pretty rose-bowl filed with
sweet scented yiolets, and then came
thinly sliced bread, sliced ham and de-
viled eggs, pickles, potato salad, sailed
almonds and water, Strawberries, ice
cream; cake and coffee. Merriment
prevailed and edibles disappeared, as
both are wont to do amongst party of
ladies. Seven o'clock came and passed
and another hour with it, ere the band
dispersed amid declarations of an after
noon pleasantly spent. Some time dur
ing the afternoon several of the lonely
husbands, bearing sham invitations pre-
sented themselves at the door and de-
manded admittance, but being attacked
with butcher knives concluded they
wasn't In It," and discreetly withdrew.
The out of town visitors were Mrs. s.
Is: J: Bryant, Of Atlantic, Iowa, mother
OF Mrs. Belle Smith and Mrs. q. w.
Bates, OF Santa Barbara, California.
sister OF Mrs. j w. Rosenberg.
IKE II ARTINnTpN
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-01
The Glorious Fourth.

A meeting will be Leld at the court
house in Audubon next Tuesday even
ing, June 9th, at 8 p. M, to consider the
ACCESSIBILITY of holding a grand Fourth
OF July celebration at this place. 1t is
desired that eoerybody attend this meet
ing In order that there may be harmon
ious action, and If it is decided to cele-
brate make it celebration that will be
memorable In the annals of county his
tory. The broad spreading trees in our
beautiful public Park and in her ave
nues afford ample shade, and together
with our numerous hotels will guaran,
tee the comfort of all who come. and
the town may undertake celebration
with assurance of success. All that Is
now needed Is the united action of the
citizens in starting the ball to rolling,
Attend the meeting at the court house
next Tuesday evening at o'clock,
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To The Public.

Prof. II. Hirschberg, the well known
Eye Expert of 500 Olive street, st.
Louis, Mo-, and 80 Il. 14th street, New
York, wishes to inform his many
friends and patrons of Audubon, Iowa,
and vicinity that he will be at the store
of his agent, w. II. Cowles, June 3 to 8
and adjust his celebrated Non Change
able Spectacles and Eyeglasses TO all
in need of them, Consultation free.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-01

The members of the Allison Post No.
a G., A. II. take this means of extend
ing cordial greeting and sincere thanks
to our Hon. Mayor, III. w. Hanna, and
the kind citizens of Audubon who so
eheerfully and literally contributed
toward the purchase of the elegant
bunting flag with full equipments, pre-
sented to the Post Memorial Day. lie
is an elegant present fondly priced,
which will be carefully guarded and
safely Kept by us, not only for its i'm
estimable value as our Cherished
National ensign, sanctified anew by
the precious blood of our fallen COM
rades; but also will be held most dear
in memory of the thoughtful, generous
donors while rejoicing together tn pros
perity and peace under its protecting
folds in fraternity, charity and LOYALTY
with one country and one flag.
q. III. Cross, Adiutant.
ED u. COUSINS, Post Commander.
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ILLUSTRATION.

Showing cost of a loan CT $1,000 if obtained
90 days from date;
Membership fee 10 shares. ...........,...S 10 90
Monthly dues So per month for So mo-. 49S 90
Interest at 6 per cent reduced each year
LOT 81 mouths. go w
Monthly premium So per month for 81 mo 4r5 90
Total cost in seven years. ..........S SEAS 90
Amount borrowed. ..................SlOOo 90
Net cost for interest. ...............S 24S co
To Offset this interest the borrower has had
the rents for six years and nine months.
The attention of parties interested Is called.
to the fact that at the end of each year the Dor
rowers premiums are deducted from tho amount
of the loan for the pursOse of figuring interest
only, and he pays per cent interest on the re-
mainder. This is a feature of the Iowa Nation
al Building and Loan Association exclusively.
The best feature connected with this AS
ISOLATION is: The longer one waits to borrow he
borrows, the less he pays into the association as
the following table will show:
Estimating that your stock will mature in seven
years
$1,000 borrowed mo. after joining costs SPAS 90
Same three years after joining costs. 9G6 90
Same six years after joining. ......... 62S 90
And If you wait seven years you get $1,000 at
cost of only S60S 90.
SAVING rs THE SECRET
OF WEALTH.~
For further information or stock call on
OSCAR L. OYERHOLTZER,
Local Agent.
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See the Worlds Fair for Fifteen Gents.

Upon receipt of your address and fifteen cents
in postage stamps, we will mail you prepaid our
Souvenir Portfolio of the Worlds Columbian
Exposition, the regular price is fifty cents, but
we want you to have one, we make the price
nominal. You will find 1t q work OF art and a
thing to be priced 1t contains full page views
OF the great buildings, with descriptions Of same
and is executed in highest style of art III not
satisfied with it, after you getit, we will refund
the stamps and let you keep the book. Address
ii. l.. BUCKLES & Co., Chicago, Ill.
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n"There Is salSe for every wound"
We refer to De Wits Witch Hazel Salye, cures
burns, bruises, cuts, indolcnt sores, as n local
application in the nostrils ii cures catarrh, and
always cures piles. Sold by A. II. Roberts.
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ILLUSTRATION.

Showing the profit to a share holder who
carries ten shares as an investment:
Membership fee, ten shares. ...........S 10 90
Monthly dues, 50 per month, So for mo-. 49S co
Total .....,...... ....1................S50 S co
The stock having maturcd the share holder
withdraws $1,000 in cash.
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Suoub0a gOuHtu Espublieau.
THURSDAY. JUNE /, 1898.

Entered at the Audubon Pest Office as mail matter
ofthe second class.
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music 81!
music /! !!
music (! /! /!


one thousand and five hun
dred copies of sheet music,
ten cents a copy or three for
twenty-five cents.
this is not old music but is
the latest published by we'll
known composers. the regu.
lar price being 40c, SOC, 75c,
and 81.
by buying in large quaint.
ties we are able to sell it at
this low price.
we will continue to get the
latest pieces as fast as they
are published.
catalogue of 1000 different
pieces on application. come
in and get one.
RUSSELL & SON.
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and caused them much trouble and the
lad was sentenced to the State Reform
School for seven years. This institu-
ton is net of a penal nature, but rather
aims to employ the minds and talents
of the hayward in a way that will di-
vert them from mischief. Under the
state law he may get release in q year
by good behavior.
Last Thursday when J. ii. Bruner,
turned from dinner, he surprised q
would be burglar who had broken
through the door between the waiting
room and the agents Office and was in
full possession. Mr.. Bruner was with
out fire arms, and the intruder made
good time in getting out and losing
himself in the miscellaneousness of the
circus train, where his identity was
soon lost. lie left cold phisel, which
Mr.. Bruner recovered as reward. The
burglar had Just gained an entrance
when he was discovered and had not
time to investigate the premises, so
that nothing was lost to the company,
The music loving people of Audubon
Uib w OhJOy % va iiNaJ X,
June 8, in concert to be given at Rus
sells opera house in which Miss ONO
S. Yaggy, an Audubon favorite will ap.
pear. Since leaving Audubon she has
completed her musical studies and her
singing has captured the hearts Of the
people of Des MOines, so that she will
return to Audubon crowned with well
earned honors twill be pleasure to
our citizens TO tender this excellent lady
a cordial welcome on the occasion of
her return, in recognition of her wo,
manly worth "a we'll as her artistic
abilities. Miss Rickert, who Is also
favorably known to the people will also
appear on the program. Miss Floy
Brook6eld, the accomplished disciple
of Delsarte, will appear in her fayorite
selections to the qualification of her
many friends. Tickets may be secured
at Russell's at Is and 20 cents. The
curtain will rise at precisely S;l5.
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IOWA NATIONAL
BUILDING rs LOAN
.HSSOCIHTION

VIII help you do this, No system of invest
ment known has proven so universally satisfac-
tory to all concerned as the Building and Loan
Association System.
1t affords every man the advantage of be-
coming the owner of his own freside, and the
rents he would otherwise ray to his landlord
are actually saved and pay for his home
member may take from one to twenty
shares. 20 cents saved each day for seven years
will amount to $1,000