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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-05

Maanen fuIOer neO. 5n
inf qroiesior Ipaar. at @ldanen nil
fable neo paa SorOen.
Men 6etfor be6oper Be iaamano
life at 9aa ben % gre 9eres 9eitas
mente.
@i fat nemlig effer 9rofeaiorens
9eregning fsrit ramIe iammen On
10 6uaoreoe 5uiino 9iQionsr Qar.
5 6en6oGO til soriftn
ct Selito6 al lpitige 6errer, ion
forIeDen op6ot0t fig paa SlageIie
SernbaneIiation, fanot ifplge oStans
ber6org qmts 2tpis" pda at labe ig
peie al ben 6uuttionar, fom betlas
Ger Stiain9en iom 9ejer og MaaIsr.
0a Geremonien Ituloe betales, fao
mali eiter / Sarifen. ll%6eloigois
ianot nan Der fun fgI9snoe at 5ofot
fig till. Ssin p Orr. ftorre areas
turer 30 Ere q 1 Str.
6oer Al 0erracns betalte 80 Zra
Der par in9sn, Der 6rBb fig ON Al
iippe meo % Ore.
o@tf III aga 5arbror. DIT
OOtur% oStoel1olms 3ioaiu.
gen" fogipqer: oGn 6trparenoe gos
tgon bar I'll gape9oit, Der tan iigt
a6or6ror1. San er meget itolt opsr
ben og oiier ben frem til aIe iiut
Setter. glen forIeoen, ba ban 9apo,
Seitob. oiloe ben lite lDftre.
Oil pu idga 5ar6rcr. bit Oojurl
6rpleDe qatronen zen enc Gana sf.
ter ben anoen, men qapegsjsn me-
leoe lie Ct Orb. RaIenbe oper 8Bs
rats lllpbig4eO Og @ennernes 0rils
lerier iatie ban 0pret neo / 6snfcs
BUFFET, 6Oor bet tunoe itaa Og ifamm
iig.
st Bar Elmer efter off ban neo
for at ie, ON oPapeoreng" bar foms
men paa beOre 3anfer, men bbab
Ida ban2 gau @uloet laa fets foItz
bare 9ramaputro saBlinger Itenbpoe
Den Ipoenoe, iom enbnu leptoe.
bolOt Papeasien / ben enc &lo, rnes
oens ben bug9eOe ab1ingen / !0obes
let meo Rabet og uafbrubt raabtt:
o8iI bu idga 5orbror, bit Objur!l"
On 49, >, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-05

Entered at the Post Office at Blair. -.eb..
- seconds as matter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

gar "a stuHS.n. .uDsnO ? uar 0lorssns, as. esptbr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27
Sbalta Gn9re Club.

Del Sbalia @udre Club berlebte Dor
einigen Sasen in Der prd9tise1 &efi=
beng Der Jrau 9e3etina 8rifiitb in 60
lumbus, Sno.. einige febr persniiste
Stunoen. Sieielbe feierte ibrsn Sc.
burtsta9 uuo bate ihre G%rsunbinnen
eingelaben. benielben nit ibr gu be-
seben. Sic tpuroen ia dubsri nobler
@etie bemirtbet.
IN Der Seier nabmen bon bier tbeil:
6rauen g. @oulon, s. Garrom, Carl
8aoen. 6. Sabid, %. Miler, Qrtbur
Reeb, st. 2intlin, u. s. Rrab, g.
Doraer, S. Steinrud unb s. &anban.
Ser Club erfreute bas @sburtstags.
limb nit einem biibi9en @ef9ent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27
Neuer 6eberpeiBer
bel W m. StoeffIer,
POP Norb Noble Ctr.

9 unbesri4 Nnberfon if
aug gurt Safe. Mid., tuoislbit er feline
Gerien psrbra1te, mieber 3urtidgstebrt.
6err Grau Wm. We5ar-
Lamb f~eierten seifern in ibrer Wcbnuns
1920 pleafant Str. ibren 65. So9-
3sitstas. Der Subilar if 90, feline
Grau 80 Sabre alt.
Die Staats.8eb6rbe fur
gr5iebunssmeien bolt beute ibre ressl-
mdbi9e 8sriammlune in Der Office bes
Stats. Guperintenbenteu prof. 6aHet
u. Cotton ab. gs liegen nur &Dutine=
8efddfte nor.
8ouberneur9 urbin tpirb
am nd9ten Samftag Rorgsu bic
Stats. Walb 3eierbation bel Senrp-
bile inipiciren unb am Ha9mittag Der
gntbhlune oes piseOn ROoft Dent.
mails beimobnen.
Die neue 3ueig $ anlags Der
Central Union Telephone 60. In Sr-
binaton tpuros geftern er6Hnet. 9ie.
islbe bat @erbinoungen fur 800 3ele.
phone. gsbnlide Nnlagen iolIen In
Broao Rippls ano 0aushpile etablirt
tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27
Scene Sueorporattonen.

,pboenir Transportation Comp,
Wi1iean 9th; Capital $37, 900. 81.
reetoren: 6. 6. 9remsr. s. 8. &ar.
bon, s. g.. Sinclair, 5. 8. 8entlet
unb s. s. @aaaber.
PEOPLES Wutual Telephone Co.,
WoleottbiQe; capital $4,000.
ySmppe-Nebf Semelrp Co., Serrs
Saute; Capital $21, 600. Sirectoren,
Sbslopu SmOpe, 6. s. Nebf, %. g.
8loomer unb Mnna 90. &e1ert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

ober Beriaui1eu zines gef@dftes ~probireu Sic
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
Stmmsr 81, Sibssrolb @ebaub., storbbftIiHe Ode
Marfst etrabe uub gireIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27
amf SS gsnts
Wnroe port Staotratb Die Stener.
llmlase fur 1905 fetseiebt.

$500 fir ben indianapolis : Gag bewilist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27
@tsss- @rab.
@ b n:

Se9HIput INV Sup9IVH'u OuHRpbuI
" Sranf StraBe, Mdb9en. -@barles
uno Wassie Stegman, IL S9iQer
Str, 9nabe unb Mdo9en. = 6. uno
Jlorence Meiienbsimer, 1924 Belle
fontaine Str, Mdb1sn. -Sames unb
2Ottie Gielos, 1l38 @baowid Str,
3milinss. Mdbden. = Wiaiam uno
Mannie 2eslie, As Seferfon Mbenue,
Wdo9en. - Sobn uno Sattie Butler,
1O4O Sarian Str, Idb9en.-@bearl
unb StaRa 2apter, 1913 Weft Is. Str,
Mdb9en.-@barles unb Marp 8efer,
1929 Nrrotp Npenne, Mdodsn.-Wm.
uno Settle Anoerion, 1904 gnsliib
9penue, Wdb9en.-@bas. unb @arrp
Morris, Ola SEEM Str, 2nabs. -
@Iebelano unb 9ortie Reeo, 2206 60.
Iumbia Mpenue, Mdb9en.-geniamin
uno Bertha Blate, 716 Union Str,
&nabe. - 8beobore unb Sable sic.
mencs. 81 SamiltOn Npenue, 3nabe.
BOD u. 2uelia Burton, 1852 9ennp
Str, 6nabe.-Sranf unb Grace Sbe=
paro, 215 81 Is Str, Mds9en. -
8eor9e uno Heaie @ipen, 125 Weif
"a. Str, Mdb9en. = %. Jarnham
2214 Norb Stem Seriep Str, &nabe.
-Senrp uno Nnna Sarmening, 1884
8rpan Nbenus, Wdo9en.-Sames u.
uno Matiloa &eniban, 800 paca Str.,
Gnabe.
8etraut:
Salbatore garu1a-Santa 8uiliano.
WiQie 6. 8ladeton = Sba Gillian
9utton.
Sobn 3. Simmer -9llice Mc@open.
gbas. Msrrtt-Martba Darling.
6ranf Sacobs-Ora Martin.
9ouis 6rantlin-6rieba Mi4elion.
anoerion Strops-Olips Dedaro.
Walter 8ilbert-Nora Noble.
9. 9oefsr-2ina @bur9.
6ranf Samilton--W innie Senman.
Warion Sabis-2pca 2enem.
9eurp MiQer-glan9 @ilmer.
O eorben:
goerett Cattle, 5 Sabre, ct. Win=
cents Sospital. - Soispb &iftnsr, 9
Wonate, 1922 Shb OF StraBe. =
Marca Mpers, 10 Sage, 1926 Sbelbp
Str. - Nrtbur Miobaw. IS Sabre,
Stabts0 ospital. hilbert &aines, As,
1881 &sisner Ctr. = emma S6moe,
8 MOnate, 3715 ct Stem Yort Ctr.
Sobanna Bartbel, 68 &ailroae Ctr.
&iessr, Is, 1875 Prospect
Str.-Nancp Maiena, IS, Norb Sa-
coma Qbenue. - 2pbia @bans, 90,
Central Srren-Mipl. = Marp 3arrer,
so, @entral Srren.Mipl. = Catherine
Stabl, So, 927 Charles Str.-Arpiba
0ictoria Rses, so, 627 Norb Slinois
Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

@ebdItsr uno Office Gussaben ST..
900. 52f
1serner tuurben $25, 900 fur ben 9n.
fauf zines our Saubtummen. Qn Hall
geb6renoen Nreals in bas Budget &C.
febt.
Sie betrefeuben Srbinan,en, psl4e
bieie @eruiaisun9en Oorf9rieben unb
bic Crbinans, bur6 pelte Die Steuer-
l1mlags auf SO @ts. nOrmirt purben,
uurben gum brittsrt Wale berleien unb
eno9iiltig angenommen.
Der Wunid bss Wapors, bic 8srs
ui0iauns bon $25, 900 fur bic Sobsr.
lesun9 Der 8eleiie an 10. StraBs unb
Wafa9uietts Nnenue su einem She'll
bes Budgets Der gshDrbs fir 6ffsntlide
Werte gu MAIDEN, ging ni6t in Grfil'
lung, benin cine biesbeatgli9e &siolu,
tiOn tuuroe nit Stimmenmebrbeit aui
ben Siid oes Sauies selsst.
Sis betrefenbs Orbinana bsfinbet ft
iebt in Sdnoen oes Ginan3=@omite:
unb es beibt, oaB mebrere Witsliebe,
gegen bic gerwiaisung fino, ba ibrs,
Wnfidt nod Die Stabt wenigsr als cir
@iertel Der esiammtsn Soften traeer
iolts. Der Mapor slaubts, baB ieir
0ori4laa, Die Summe Direct Der ge.
h6rbe fir 6fsntlide @erte gu betpili.
gen, ben Beifaa Der Witsliebsr css
6inana-9 omites finben nitric.
Maein er bate fi9 gstdui9t. 81
bic Orbinaua aur annabme seIanser
miro, 1T nod iebr bic 5rass.
Stabtbater Woriaritp, Witglieb be:
Ginan3= @omites, ertldrte, baB er fiji
bic Srbinan3 ntemals ftimmen tperbe.
Or Tel Der Mnfi1t. baB bic straben.
babr'@eteuI1att, Dor Nuenl aber oit
Bepobner bon Woobruf place, mel9s
ben er6bten Nubsr bon Der 6o9leaune
Der @eleiie hdtten, au ben Soften bel.
fteuern fo0ten.
Dem Stabtratbssg onite, tpel4es BIZ
0orbersitungen fur ben ~Snbianapolis
8as" auf Der Weltausfenung gu trsf.
fen bat, uurben 5000 our Ssduns be,
beri9iebenen Muslasen bsmiqist.
Inter Suspenoiruns Der Regeln
muroen $4,000 our MusbsKerung bee
2ebee's bon Gal Street. in Der Ndbe bel
NOrtbwefern 9lbe. betpi0ist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

Arbett. Nansufrapeu IN Mrmftrougs aauubrps
Q2i Meit RarpIanb Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

@afbin 9 t o n, 81. Septbr.
Sir s nbiana: G9auer nnb Sc.
tuitter beute @benb unS am Mittpod: mar.
rner in benz n6rpIi9en TbeiIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

Observation-Disclosures.
9D9ife Sentperatur .......... 80 @rat
9ieSrtgffe Temperatur. SO
Us. Z. gIbtbs
SectionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

Sn Der asitrissn SPECIALS iBuna
oes @tabtratbs wurbe bic 9eneral.0er
tpiligungs Oroinana fur bas Sabr
1905, wis fe bonn Wapor empfO9Ien
uro fe bercits i'm Telegraph"
OelDHentli9t ruOrosn mar, enogaltig
ansenommen.
9emnad tperben bic ein3elnsn 9e-
partements erhalten:
9efunobeits. Seb6rbe. ...$ 60,050.7 rs
Si9erbsits. Ysb6rbe -. 476. sol. rs
6inans-S epartement -. 216, 147 so
Suribifdes Separtement .7,700.00
geb6roe fur 0ffentl. @erte 629, 1000
Yarf- 8eb6rbe ........ go, 900. 90
I'm bieien notbwenbigen Nus9aben
gu bssesnen, ieBte Der Staetratb cine
umlage BON 81 Gents fir iebe 800
ftsuerbarsn gigentbums unb SOC poll
feft; hierau tommen nod ie l Gent FIR
ben pOli;ei= uno ben Jeuertpebr Ben.
fions-6onb unb 2 Gents fur ben Sil-
gunesfonb, iobab bic @siammt.S teuer.
umlage fi9 auf SO Gents belaufen
miro.
9inidtli9 Der $50. 600, uslde Der
port Beb6rbe bepiligt puroen, be-
timmt Der Stabtratb, bab fe ME iOlgt
peruenoet perben fD0en:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

LW etterbert9t.
S9auer unb gepitter beute glbenS UNI
am Nittpc9.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-10
WHAT THE MARKET AFFORDS

";What have you been buying that
smells SO deliciously gardeny this for
lorn day9' inquired Mrs. Jack this
morning as she stepped into Mrs. Wise
ly's kitchen just after the departure
Of the grocer's boy. Her neighbor, for
answer, began unwrapping. the parcels
and disclosed sundr;y lunches Of vege-
until she spied the gray of the sage.
oh, is that the. way you get your
seasonings; thought you had to buy
the herb favors powdered in cans or
in the bottled extracts, like we used at
the cooking schoola'' said Mrs. Jack.
II never buy either spices or herbs
no certainty of what one is getting,'
Mrs. Wisely replied. 1.-THE investiga-
ton Of food experts almost always
show that they are dirty and mixed
| with impurities, if not actually adul-
terated, and I have found out for my
self that. they have almost no value
ready dried, but their cleanliness is
rather questionable, so when I can get
them I dry them myself and tie them
up carefully. In that way I am sure
they are fresh and in good condition.
| Another reason why | buy my own
herbs is that I enjoy the, odor Of them
while they are drying and they give
| OIL O4N-1d0u4Ou0u IOOh W LILY h1GCutus
turesque,, T bought these, too,O and
Mrs. Wisely held up string Of tiny,
brilliant scarlet peppers. They are the
very best kind Of hot f1avoring and I
dry them myself for much the same
reason I do my herbs.-- Just pinch
crumbled in my, fingers does the flavor
ing. Southernefs and .Mexicans use the
peppers au. naturel-, altogether, you
Know - yE~E - II. - .1:.ts- - -.
AS Mrs. Wisely began tying up the
| punches Mrs. Jack made mental note
that the supply included, besides sage
summer savory, thyme, sweet marjoram,
Il dill and caraWay. =. ii, b:
"You'd better buy your herbs soon
if you are going. to follow my exam
ple,' said her neighbor, s'for they are
not always to be found, even in their
season, and they won't last long now
that heavy frost has Gomez
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-10

French viii leave for Usage, Iowa, whore she
will visit relatives. 6
Mo- 81 the n
Masonic Temple. RAJ III - ~ 5s z
ehlppeEa tribe S sssas 4 81 g gys
card party and dance in the hail. 800 Nicollet
avenue, Thursday evening.
a dance in Easthagen hail, 24l3 Bloomington
avenue, Saturday evening
The Happy, Tramps viii give dance Wedneg-
day evening in the Third Ward Republican hall,
Plymouth and Aldrich avenues N.
Lorraine Social club, will be entertained to-
morrow afternoon at t. the e. home OF Mrs. Charles
]. G. Moore cashier Of the Great Northern
railroad at Everett, Wash. is visiting Herbert
L. Marshall, 7221a Fourth avenue n.
Rev: Carl p Thompson Of Ii, Lincoln Neb. win
Raymer, 4l5 Twenty-seventh street, for one
week while filling his lecture dates in Mime
Miss Mabel Teare of Winnipeg is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Annie WEIGH, Of the Landour.
Mrs. Welch and Miss Teare were in St. Louis,
council of the Maccabees.
Miss Ethel Esher recital pupil Of Miss Lois
IT is studio E Mss Miss sh
Viii Viii be assisted by Miss Alice Allen pianist.
people at Mew York hStss are
yarre, L. s. Currier: .Wolcott, P. r. Jarvis;
Grenoble B. Ascheia; Murray Hill. e: Q. John OH!
Z. D. ToDlff, Mrs. s. D. Cargill. -
Mrs. W. Thornhill of E Lake street enter
! tanned Companion court F. and E., No. 1928, I.
| O.. F., last week. The rooms We're made beau
tiful with leaves and flowers. Mrs. Furney and
| Miss Magnison assisted Mrs. ThOrnhill A mu-
| steal program given by Messrs. Long, Thorn
| hill and Furney. ==t
Miss Dora Franklin entertained last week at
| her home 1910 Queen avenue NJ. Games were
played and prizes were won by Misses Della
Bartlett, Lizzie Needham. Molly Kelly, Messrs
John Hutton. John Larson Arthur Burke and
Herman Adler. A musical program was given
| by Lillian Nelson, John Hutton and Herman
Adler. Present were Misses Ella Kingby, Molly
Kelly, Helen Franklin, Mae Bach, Blanche Clay,
Hazel Lnderberg, Della Bartlett, Lillian Mel
son. Loretta Wensel, Lizzie Needham, Messrs
John Hutton. John Larson, Herman Adler. Fred
Arthur Burke, Frank Andrews. Clyde Harrison
| and Walter Franklin. =, ~ 4
Burns, chaps, sores, chafng, tender
skin healed by Satin Skin Cream. Csc. y
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-10
ladies'
outer apparel

In every line OF outer ap-
parel-suits, coats, furs, waists
and skirts-you will find a SUI
perb assortment here, correctly
tailored at every point and
priced in all moderation.
We aim to. make this showing
irresistible from both the fash
ion and price standpoint. We
think we have.
These three offerings must
speak for their respective
classes:
Smartly tailored suit Of
broadcloth, in black, brown and
green, 244-inch tight fitting col
larless jacket, with neck and
cuffs trimmed with stitched
broadcloth and velvet over
laid with silk braid Of same col
or; seven gored skirt with
overlapped seams and 21-inch
foot plaits-a new arrival at
$500. 4=ssa
Skirt of black wolfe, trimmed
with vertical bands Of taffeta
and herringbone stitching, silk
drop skirt, a splendid value at
Sits.
48-inch tourist coat of fancy
brown mixture, yoke effect in
front, full sleeves and back of
yoke lined with satin-a very
hobby coat in a popular style
and excellent value at $500.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-10
GOOD LEMONADE
Ingredients Must Stand Until They Are
Well Mixed. E.L

wen MlAeu. E.'s- (
'sLemonade is like soup,'' said a
New York chef. cit must stand for
some time if the best results are to be
obtained from it.
+ "Tomorrow, for an experiment, buy
on the, street a glass Of ready mixed
lemonade for two or three cents, and
then, in cafe, buy. for fifteen or TWEEN;
to your order. I'll wager that the
cafe lemonade, for all it's slice of pine.
apple and it's Maraschino cherry, will
have nothing like SO pleasant a taste
as the three-cent drink Of the streets.
"Why is this sos Well, it is because
in the street lemonade, which has been
standing a long time. the lemon iui5c,e
the water. In the cafe lemonade this
mixture has not had time to take place
MYou know how much better a vege
table soup is if the various vegetables
selves thoroly with the iquor9 Well
it is the same with lemonade
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zuckerman an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Mary, to Arthur S. Lyman. They
will receive Sunday from $3.50 until S
clock and until 10 o clock at their
home, 521 Eighth avenue S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-10
WHAT WOMEN =. ~ 3 ..~z
- .~> WANT TO KNOW

Restoring Gilt Frames.-My gilt picture
frames are all furnished and horrid.
How can I clean them7--Mollie.
Gilt frames may be revived by beat
ing up the whites Of eggs with an ounce
Of soda and then, after. cleaning well
with dust CLOTH. rubbing them over
with soft brush dipped in the mixture.
Sealing Jelly Glasses.-What is the best
way to seal Jelly glasses? am put
ting up fruit for the first time and
have had lot Of contradictory ad-
vice.-Bride. ~
For sealing jelly glasses, experience
proves that the old-fashioned method of
using brandy papers inside and pasting
large papers over the tops with the
white, of an egg, pays for the extra
trouble by the absolute protection
Melted paraf fine is an easy way, but
the slightest jar will loosen it and leave
an air-hole for destruction. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-10
pERsoNAL AND soCIAL.

Mrs. Frank T. Hefelfnger and children are
home from summer in the east.
Mrs Laura r. Tinsey of 10 Royalston ave
nue. is home from an eastern trip.
Mrs A. L.. Peck and daughter left this morn
ing for st. Louis. to be gone ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs o. G. temple Of 2527 W Frank
lin avenue have their guests Judge and Mrs
j. B. French Of Superior. Wis.,, who arrived ii
the city Friday. After q few days stay Mrs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-10

The annual reception Of Grace Pres
byterian church will be given Friday
evening in the church parlors and Rev.
and Mrs. D. D. Mckay will be the
honor guests.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-10

Miss Edna Nicholson and Herman
Levin will be married tomorrow after
noon at the home Of the bride, the
Stratford Hotel.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-10
Free

Tomorrow, Tuesday, to every person in
serting a Want Ad in The Journal on
this day will be given two-pound
package Of Pillsbury's Vitos, the ideal
Wheat Food, made by the millers of
iPillsh11ry Best Flour.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-10
Free

Tomorrow, Tuesday, to every person in
serting a Want Ad in The Journal on
this day will be given two-pound
package of Pillsbury's Vitos, the ideal
Wheat Food, made by the millers Of
Pillsbury's Best Flour.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-10

Tomorrow put your Want Ads in The
Journal and get tWo-pound package Of
Pillsbury's Vitos free. S@, ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-10

Question for Tomorrow. e.
TO Strengthen Waist Muscles.-Can you
tell me Of simple exercise that will
strengthen the muscles of my waist
and also reduce its size7-Olivia.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-10

Palpitation Of the heart, nervous
ness, tremblings, nervous headache
cold hands and feet, pain in the back,
and other forms Of weakness are re
specially for the blood, nerves and COM
plexion.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-10

The wedding of Miss Helen Loggie
Bannochie, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Bannochie, Of Los Angeles,
CAL, and Albert Alexander Hopkins,
will take place Thursday, Oct. 81, at
the home of the bride IS brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. George B: Dart,
1924 Upton avenue, Linden Hills.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-10

Tomorrow put your: Want Ads in The
Journal and get d two+pound package of
Pillsbury's Vitos free.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-04
WEST CHESTERFIELD.

The Utica Press of Oct. 20 gives an
extended account of the wedding at
Mohawk, N. Y, of Charles William
Bevis. formerly of this place, and
Miss Edna Louise Gibson, which took
place at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Emma II. Gibson, on
the evening of Oct. 49, The house
was prettily decorated, 20 guests were
present and the bride wore beauti-
full gown of white silk null, over
white taffeta silk She wore a veil
and carried a large bouquet of white
bridal roses. The maid of honor was
Miss Edna Day of Mohawk, who wore
a handsome gown of light gray crepe
de chene, trimmed with pink. The
best man was Henry l.. Beeching OF
Athol, Mass Miss Edith Kileen was
ring bearer The ceremony was
performed by Rev. c. NJ. Smith under
a large wedding bell of hydrangeas.
The Press says: After a wedding
trip in Massachusetts,, New Hamp-
shire and Vermont, they will be at
home to their friends after Nov. 10,
on SOUTH Washington street. The
bride is young lady of sweet char
acter and beloved by all. The groom
Is employed at the 1lion typewriter
works. and enjoys the esteem and
confidence of many friends. The
gifts received by the bride were many
and costly, and included glassware,
rugs, silverware and other handsome
tokens of esteem"
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-04
CHESTERFIELD.

James and George Henry were In
town last week.
Many are afflicted with sore eyes,
some being undoubtedly the genuine
pink eye"
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin ID. Mead were
at Wares hotel last week on their re-
turn from the Dartmouth festivities
at Hanover.
The young people were invited to
Halloween party at Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Homan's Saturday evening and
had a fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Butler visited
his brother Lucius at his home In
Providence, r. l., recently, finding
him improving from his illness.
Friends have received word from
Uncle Cyrus" Hildreth telling of his
safe arrival at the Soldiers home In
Michigan and of Improvement in his
health He left Brattleboro on the
l1:1O a. m. train, reaching his des-
tination at p. m. the next day,
changing cars six times en- route. He
sends kind remembrances to his many
friends in this region.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-04
WlllIAMSVllLE.

viii Corbett is visiting in Boston.
Mrs. NJ. Bradley of Brattleboro mas
been in town this week.
c. II. Dickinson is in Wallingford
Conn, until after election.
Miss Florence Sparks of Rutland
visited in town over Sunday.
The Magazine club will hold its an
nual auction sale at the postofi1ce
Saturday evening.
Miss Mary Plat of Newfane was
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. }. A
Young, last week.
Dorr Derby of Montgomery was IN
town Monday. He formerly worked
here for A. NJ Merrifield.
Rev. George w. Perry of Chester
a former pastor. will preach at the
Universaist church Sunday morning
George B. williams has been in
Montpelier this week to attend the
reunion of the representatives OF lsoo
I.oche Hale had the end of the sec
ond finger of his left hand torn OH
while at work at the cider miil Mon
day.
The dance that was announced FOR
Friday evening, Nov IL, has been
postponed to a later date on account
of the dance at Newfane.
Florence Merrifield went to Spring
field Wednesday to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Minnie Moore. formerly
of this place, and John Bolliger.
Mrs Harry Robbins who has been
at Mrs. Idella Hescock's several
weeks, returned to her home In
Springfield, Mass, Monday. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Hescock, who
will also visit in Greenfield before
returning.