The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-02-20

Halls Family pills are +! the best. |
Understanding certificates,. $1.ooI
mdupwards.- citizens National Bank
&C. G. M6rloek was a passenger to
the ~ Twin WIZ Cities wendesdy' night.
NE eiyea fne toy Clothes .WrinEer:|
With eacaf@Aavance- year guaranteed
.. ==tEeg'lQthea {Wrlnger Dieckhoff Bros.
Farmers, we~yll cIssk your as'ct'on
sales, cash your Mr. am save you
tneml be th$75 on eYsry se,e-cs-
tzed< .R p "Eg.ss:
1Ho nge cams OF peaches for
'stots. fit Ytor the table ~. ".
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Winter coughs are apt to result IN
consumption If neglected They oan
be soon m,oazen up by using Fdleys
Honey andTar.
"A woman should be as y'oang las
possible. Thefewer years she carries
in the eyes of others, the greater
her power to seharm and win tho
battle of he. Rocky Mountain Tea,
keeps one yeung and beautiful
City Pharmacy.
III. Fluent, wife and daughter;
from WestWook,. MINI. have taken|
up their residence in Warrington,
having arrived here Wednesday.
They will reade1n the house form;
.erly occupied by DR.. Walker, and.
we, understand Mrs. Fluent and her
daughter wiM give music lessons.
The scratch ola pin may 'c''use
the loss of a limb or even death
when blood poisoning results from
the injury. ALI danger of this may
be;svoided, however, by promptly
ap lying Chamberlain 3 Pain Baha+
It lis an antisepticsand quick heal
inc Eminent for cuts, bruises and
burns.
A few.of the young girls have
formed;a Pansy club which meets
on Wednesday afternoon for the
purpose of learning tosew and en-
ioying "a pleasant hour. They have
elected the following officers.
Pesident Mildred Lewis, Vice Pres.
Margaret Mackay, Sec. Lillian
Darling, Treas. Lizzie Cree
There's music in the birds
There's music in the bees
There's music i'm the forests
In the grand old trees
Nature symphony is sweet
And without a single jerk, .
But We listen to the music
In the ironing of your shirt.
Wo1'thington Steam Ldy.
The weather of the past week has
been the most severe of any this
winter aud with those whose supply
of hard coal is exhausted and who
a re now burning soft coal or wood
it has seemed doubly disagreeable.
Following we give the lowest tenn
peratures of the Last few days OF
extreme cold. They are from the
government thermometer at the
school house, and are considered
most reliable: Sunday. .13 below
zero; Monday, 10 below; Tuesday,
Is below; Wednesday,, 20 below;
Thursday 1 below. Let us hope
that the present cold wave will
soon be broken as the months of
spring are near at hand.
The Ladies "Tea' Wednesday
afternoon at the Presbyterian church
was quite success numerically
and socially: A pleasant feature was
the presentation OF handsome quilt
to the mistress of the Manse." This
Quilt was made by Mrs. Eliza
and given to the ladies
missionary society, to be sold for
the Society's benefit. Its sale en-
riched the treasury to the extent OF
$1,000 and was highly appreciated
by the Pastor and his wife, both for
the value of the quilt and the kind
thought of the ladies in remember
ing them. The presentation speech
was most ably made by Mrs. L. M.
Bliss, and responed to by Mr.. and
Mrs: >Aull. T.,
BANNER 8ALXE
el1e most healing ealvs In tho word. !