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RroomhalI,s Report.

Liverpool, April 11.-Total worlds
wheat shipments last week 10,992,000,
previous week 11,792,O 900, last year g.
$4,000 bushels. Corn last week j.
$4,000. 1,O40, ,0Oo last year 3.258.000.
The wheat market was affected at the
opening by the unexpected strength In
America on Saturday and the smaller
Russian shipments than looked for, and
prices IA to 3-S higher. Following the
opening there developed pronounced
selling pressure, and values lost Ia to
SIS, with the principal selling in May.
Realizing was induced by the free Of
fers of both cargoes md parcels, and
although the worlds shipments for the
week were smaller than expected, still
there was large quantity to the
United Kingdom. Reports from Rus
sia regarding the new crop outlook are
now excellent, and the weather in the
United Kingdom is now warm, and
termination is showing a good i'm
provement. The market at midday was
easy and IA to 1-2 lower than the
opening, and unchanged to 1-8 lower
than Saturday.
Corn was quiet and unchanged, with
The market neglected.
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HoMELY HINTS.
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Paint cleaning is well done with cold
tea unless the paint Is white, when
milk win be found to have better ef-
feet
For caper sauce always chop the ca
pers finely, add little chopped parsley
and stir into melted butter sauce just
before serving.
When frying the stove is often
splashed all over with grease. To pre-
vent this sprinkle a little salt in the
frying pan before putting in the fat.
The soiled lace yoke of dress need
not generally be removed to be cleaned.
A plan which usually restores it's pris-
tine freshness is to rub powdered
starch into the lace, let it lie some
hours and then brush 1t out. The starch
absorbs both grease and dust.
When heating fiatirons it is O good
plan to lift and wipe them after being
on the gas stove few seconds, as the
moisture found then turns the iron
rusty If left till they are fully heated
This win also save labor In cleaning
when ironing.
To clean white felt hats mix pow
dered magnesia and water into a paste
and rub 1t on TO the felt with a clean
toothbrush. Let it dry thoroughly and
then brush out the magnesia, when the
hat will probably look quite clean If
this Is not the case repeat the process.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-11
Moorhead Department
COUNTY OPTION
IS "SURE Thing"
so DECLARES ANTI. SALOON LEA
CUE WORKER IN MooRHEAD
YESTERDAY - RouslNG MEET
ING I'M THE AUDITORIUM OF
THE STATE NORMAL.

The Ant-saloon league field dag, in
Moorhead yesterday, closed last night
with rousing mass meeting held in
the auditorium of the state normal
school. There were very few vacant
seats In the vast auditorium and the
frequent demonstrations by the audi
ence must have been encouraging to
the promoters of the county option
cause which was the paramount sub
ject of the addresses given during the
day. In the morning the ervices at FIVE
of the city churches were given over
to league speakers.
Last night the meeting was presided
over by Atty. #. H. Peterson, state sen.
ator from this district. Al short devo-
tional service preceded til. addresses
which were delivered by three of the
best anti-saloon league speakers, Carl
Walden, Hon. Elias Rachie, and p. j.
YoundahL The latter made the declara-
tion that county option was "sure
thing" in Minnesota. The Revs. +. M.
Stewart, John Peterson and d. McIn-
tyre took part in the devotional exer-
cises. During the evening the Rev.
Carl ID. Bostrom and Mrs. j. B. Bow
man sang a duet.
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ALL READY FOR
Big NOSE COUNT
SUPERVISOR MEEKER SAYS HIS
UNDERLINGs ARE PREPARED TO
sWooP DOWN ON THE PUBLIC
WITH THEIR ARRAY OF CUES
TloNs NEXT FRIDAY.

Supervisor Meeker of the census Of
flee stated today that all was practical
ly ready for the beginning of the count
of the people, under the act providing
for the thirteenth decennial census,
next Friday morning and it will begin
in Moorhead in common with all places
within the ninth district.
The first and fourth wards OF the city
of Moorhead will be counted by Thorn
as Torson and the second and third
wards by John T. EIdridge. The first
question asked by the enumerators
will be as to who is the head OF the
family, and for the purpose of the CEN
sus it will be tn husband or father,
If living. The questions covering rela-
tiofl and personal description and ma
tivity are thoroughly exhaustive, four
teen all told Relating to education
there are three queries, and as to
ownership of home there are four ques-
tions. No ditto marks are to be used
As far as the census is concerned
Dilworth is off the map, as 1t lis not
organized. That village will be count
ed in connection with Moprlnead and
Oakport township, the enumerator for
which Is James I. Dyer and the name
will not appear In the reports of the
census. The establishment of DiIworth
means that it will be a, factor I'm boost
ing population and property values of
the township of Moorhead and thus
give the latter more prominence In the
reports of the census.
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STRANGER TREATS;
Then ROBS Man
JOHN r. GAWNE LOSES HIS MON
EY AND ALMOST LOSES HIS LIFE
AS A RESULT OF ENCOUNTER
WITH A MAN WITH A BOTTLE
YESTERDAY.

The danger of drinking out of bottles
preferred by strangers was again dem
onstrated in Moorhead yesterday with
its usual attendant financial loss and
inconvenience.
The victim was John L. Gawne, who
was on his way from Iowa to Warwick,
N. d., and he was relieved of $24 and
the last half of his ticket which would
carry him to his destination. Mr.
Gawne was crossing the north bridge
some time yesterday when he got into
conversation with stranger who in
vited him to accompany him to the
river bank and Join him in a social
glass. Gawne went along, says he took
two drinks and that is the last he re-
members until he was aroused in some
building all wet and cold and his mon
ey and ticket gone. A. NJ. oliver of the
Johnson's Midway saloon was in the
vicinity of the river where Gawne and
his friend" had been and Gawne was
found in a very wet condition, evident
ly having been pushed into the Water
after being robbed of his money. Later
Gawne was cared for, his clothes dried
and when in condition to do so he
reported to the police and told his story
All the man had then was a baggage
check. He could give only a vague
description of the man who invited
him to drink. 1t has been learned that
the assailant of Gawne, if the descrip-
tion of the latter is at all accurate, as
far as 1T goes, was seen in Fargo last
night.
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moorhead Men Ruy snd sci.

According to The Wolverton Pro-
gress of last Friday, M. T. Weum ana
p. G. Bergstrom Of Moorhead were
narties to real estate deals as follows;
Several sales of farm property IN
this vicinity were recorded the past
week, the purchasers in each IN
stance being out of town parties
Charles Franson sold 80 acres to M
T. Weum of Moorhead, Rasmus Ferd-
inand sold 100 acres to the same party
and the town of Roberts, also sold the
east half of Sec. 10 to Mr.. Weum.
p. G. Bergstrom of Moorhead SOLO
eighty acres adjoining Mr.. Franson
farm TO the Northern Loan & Invest
ment Co. Of Moorhead. The exact
figures are not available but 1t is un-
derstood that the purchase price was
something over $40 an acre.
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change viii take effeot at once.
EAST SIDE NOTES.

The hearing i'm the telephone iniunc.
tion case called to be heard befor.
Judge Baxter last Saturday was Nos,
poned until today-The Northwesterr
company is restrained from doing wors
in connection with the proposed new
system it is installing.
The Schumann club at Fergus Fan.
has elected Mrs. ]. r. MCGOWAN presl.
dent and Mrs. J. L. Townley as seere.
tary for the ensuing year.
Engineer Pender and family are a
leave Dilworth and move to stanlss
which will be Mr.. Pender's headuuart.
ers.
public schools of Minnesota MAY 1s
which was designated at the Hagns
conference as one Of the means for
promoting universal peace.
A fire destroyed the Gloon saloon
building at Barnesville Friday night
The loss to building anC fixtures is es.
timated at $4,000 with very little in.
surance.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Westberg is seriously H..
The Fergus Falls high school win
have a graduating class of thirty four
members this year, a third of whom
are young men,
A carriage from the country and
occupied by a party of young people
collided with an auto at the corner OF
First avenue and Fourth street last
night and in this instance it was the
''joy' wagon which had its dignity in.
jured. The farm rig and occupants
kept on going as though nothing had
happened. The auto had its lights nut
out and some smashing was done to
the front works, greatly to the disgust
of the occupants who had to return
to the garage in Fargo ia battered
condition The autoists laid all the
blame to the ruralites-of course.
John Lyman says that fourteen Of
the sixty lots of Lyman's third addition
to Dilworth have been sold. The coun-
ty commissioners of Clay county acted
officially on the plat today.
Telephone subscribers are getting
unhappy again--the new directories
have not put in an appearance in
Moorhead yet
c. I'll. Edwards, several years ago
manager of the Northwestern Tele-
phone company's exchange in Fargo.
was calling on his friends today as the
representative of the John A. Roeb-
lings Sons CO., Chicago, makers cop
per wire and electric wires and cables.
A Forum Want Add will sell it for you.
| A Forum Want Ada will sell IL for vOu
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S95 IS ADDED TO
LARS LUND FUND
SWAN LEE BOOSTS WORTHY
GAME WITH SUBSCRIPTION
LIST MopEsTY OF DONORS
PREVENTS PUBLICATION OF
LIST OF LIBERAL PEOPLE.

There's no doubt about the success
of the Lars Lund subscription now be-
ing raised to send the little club foot
ed lad down to the cities this week
to undergo an operation. Working
quietly for the past several days,
Swan Lee has succeeded in securing
$S5 on subscription list which he
has circulated. The modesty Of the
donors prevents the publication of the
list of names.
Everything now looks bright for the
little newsboy who will be taken to the
cities probably the latter part of this
month.
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One Conductor Who Was Cured,

MIR. Wilford Adams IS his name and
he writes about it.-"Some time ago I
was confined to my bed with chronic
rheumatism. l used two bottles of
Foleys Kidney Remedy with good ef-
feet, and the third bottle put me on
my feet and resumed work as con-
ductor on the Lexington,Ky., Street
railway. 1t gave me more relief than
any medicine / had ever used, and it
will do all you claim in cases of rheu-
matism." Foley's Kidney Remedy
cures rheumatism by eliminating the
uric acid from the blood. H. HI. Cas-
selman.
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FOR
N. OAK. TRAIN
COMMITTEE OF GRAND COM.
MANDRY IN SESSION HERE TO-
DAY-5IG DELEGATION AT TRI-
ENNIAL CONVENTION AT CHI
cAGo WILL GO FROM NJ. D.

special committee on transporta-
tion representing the grand command
ry, knights Templar met at the Ma
sonic temple this morning. The COM
mittee is composed of VIM. Spriggs,
Grand Forks; Captain Menry, Valley
City, and A. G. Lewis of Fargo.
Arrangements are being perfected to
secure a special train to carry North
Dakota knights to the triennial con-
vention to be held in Chicago this sum-
mer 1t is expected that an immense
delegation will attend from this state.
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Dedication Ceremony At DiIworth.

Announcement has been made under
the auspices of the B. therhood of
Railway Trainmen, Dilworth lodge NO.
799, that the new brotherhood hall will
be dedicated next Thursday evening,
April IA, and ball viii follow the
ceremonies. special train will be
provided for friends In Fargo and
Moorhead and will carry them out In
the evening and two trains will leave
Dilworth one at midnight and one
an hour or two lats~ to carry the
back again.
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BOOTH 81 YESTERDAY
Birthday of Venerable Head of Saliva
tion Army Celebrated Here
Yesterday.

General William Booth, the venerable
head of the Salvation army of the
world, who is reported as being very
i'll at his home In London. In keeping
with the custom the --orld over spe-
ciaI reference was ms e yesterday at
the local barracks of the corps in Far
go. The general has only recently re-
turned home from a tour of Holland
and Germany.
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Meeting Adjourned.

There was a goodly attendance at
the meeting of the Clay County Agri-
cultural society Saturday afternoon,
but the one matter of paramount i'm
portance before the meeting could not
be acted upon definitely as some in
formation was lacking. An adjourn
ment was taken subject to the call Of
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-11
3 HOUSEKEEPING HINTS B


losis society has as a big exhibition
feature huge feather duster as a first
class germ distributor.
The woman who does her own work
is even improving her aprons.
In the illustration you win see
checked gingham built along princess
lines with one piece yoke and dainty
ruffie at the bottom.
In maids caps also there is a wave
of artistic reform. The models here
shown are so dainty that no waitress
or parlor maid can possibly object to
wearing them.
The dainty scalloped edges of the lit
tie bow take the starch crispIy and add
to the smart effect.
The UP to date maid is wearing a
great many black sateen gowns for
afternoon wear. These launder per-
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TO INVESTIGATE
CAUSE OF DEATH
CONSIDERABLE MYSTERY SUR
ROUNDS DEATH OF MoLLIE
SHERLOCK IN MooRHEAD YES
TERDAY-sToMAcH WILL BE
SENT TO STATE UNIVERSITY.

jury impaneled by Coroner Vim
cent to inGuire into the death of a
young woman, Mollie Sherlock, under
suspicious circumstances at an early
hour yesterday morning at the home
of Mrs. e. K. Goebel, widow of Carl
Goebel, 7O9 Third avenue south, view
ed the body of the girl this morning.
An autopsy has been ordered and
the stomach will be sent to the state
university. There an official analysis
to determine whether the contents of
a bottle the girl is alleged to nave TAX
Ell at 4:30 yesterday morning, or an
alleged criminal act caused the death
the girl.
The girl who had been in the en-
ploy Of r. ]. Burke, a farmer living
at Blanchard, N. D., came to Moor
head two or three weeks ago and has
been staying at the home of Mrs. Goe-
bel who is at least 80 years of age and
is known in the community as "Mrs.
DR.. Goebel. 1t is said the girl drank
the contents OF a bottle and died with
i'm five minutes. Reputable doctors
say that it would require the contents
of several bottles of the stuff the girl
drank to cause death and the opinion
prevails that something entirely diff
ferent contributed to the demise of the
young woman and the coroner and po-
lice are assembling all the evidence
possible which can be used to deter
mine the cause of the death.
r. j. Burke the former employer
of the dead girl says that she worked
for him on two different occasions
latterly from Dec r. 1909 nm To a
short time ago when she left to come
to Moorhead. Mr.. Burke says that
the girls friends from Osslo, Mimi,
are expected to reach the city today,
but that if no other arrangements are
made for the proper burial of the de-
ceased he will see to. 1t himself.
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the secretary. Several matters, PEI, pen.
tanning to the proposed fait to oe nelu
IN Moorhead, were tentatively aus
cussed and number Of valuable sus .s.,
gestions were made all Of them wnen
mt in motion will arouse the interest e.
of the farmers and people generally;
The sale of the property owned by tne
society at Glyndon Will propapy ~
consummated at the next meeting.
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Grain Opinions.

Bartlett Patten & Cove believe
that the wheat market has had set
back enough from the high point and
that prices are again on an upward
trend and unless there is decided
change for the better in conditions in
Kansas and Nebraska we will see much
higher prices. The cash corn situa-
ton must improve before better rrices
can be looked for.
Finley, BarreIl & Co.-Cash provi-
sions appear high, so do live hogs and
we should be pleased to see futures
sell lower.
Shearson, Hammill G. Co.-Wheat
looks a sale to us on the hard spots
Corn may be due for some further re-
action, but until 1t has had we would
sell July.
Logan & Bryant is safe to say
that If Nebraska and Kansas had good
rains there will be no incentive TO
bull wheat and selling pressure is
likely to return. On further swell
think corn will be a sale.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-11
HINTs FoR pRYlNe cLorHEa.

First, hang up clothes by the thickest
part, waist or neckbands, ETC., because
II hung by the thinner part the water
would run into the thick part, lodge
there and take longer to dry; second.
hang up everything wrong side out. So
that any accidental soil will not do SO
much damage as if it appeared on the
right side.
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Search for Body Still on.

No report of the finding of the body
of Frank Reynolds, who was drowned
in the Red river Friday afternoon had
reached the police late this afternoon.
The opinion prevails that the searchers
have not gone down the river far
enough, that if the body is free from
obstruction it would move along quick
ly as the flow of the stream is rather
ranid at present.
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Sketch: Guardian-You say Won are
going to marry man in order to re-
form him. That is reTy noble of you
May / ask who 1t is?
Ward-It is Mr.. Goc-byrd.
Guardian-Indeed? I wasn't aware
that he had any bad habits.
Ward-Yes. His friends say that he
is becoming niserly!
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Will dedicate New Hall.

The dedication of the new hall of
the Brotherhood of Trainmen of Dill
worth lodge No. 799 will take place at
Dilworth Thursday night and the COM
mittee of arrangements has made ar
rangements for having the biggest
kind of a time A special train will
be rum between Fargo and Dilworth
both coming and going. All are invited.
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Sanitary Brushes

4 implements. some of which are
ihown here.
For instance, look at these new sani-
airy brushes. Is 1t possible for one
PARTICLE Of dirt to get by them?
Tney are for all sorts of corners and
loles. There is even one round brush
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-11

J. W. Oard, the director and man
ager of Cards union orchestra has
gone to Minneapolis and Chicago for
two or three weeks on business and
pleasure. During his absense DIR.
Putnam will look after the business
engagements of the orchestra. All
classes of orchestra work will be care
fully looked after. Phone 13S1L.
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Tha New Wax.

Kansas City Journal: "WeH, It'll
after midnight. / must hustle home.
oh, your wife doesn't wait up 1or
you. does she?"
mo; but she'll be getting in from
her bridge club pretty soon"
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FOR THOSE WHO Wish TO BE
NkIRSEG

Expend much time in earnest
thought and weigh yoursssR and your
capabilities before deciding to become
trained nurse, says one who knows
something of the subject III you de-
sire an easy profession select that OF
washerwoman in preferences.
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MAYORS APPOINTMENT.
Fireman Donaldson Will Hereafter
Drive the Big Hose Wagon.

Mayor Davy of Moorhead this after
noon appointed Pat Donaldson, at
present member of the fire depart
ment to be driver of the hose wagon
to take the place of. Pete Malvey, VINO
was recently appointed chief of police
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of the late chief, Ole Malvey. The
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-11
Live Stock Receipts.

Chicago, April 11.-Hogs, $4,000, left
over, 3,100, to 10 lower. Light, 5000
to 1850; heavy $10.8 80 to 10.6 SIS; Mixed.
$40. 80 to 10. 60; rough $40. 80 to 10. 40.
Cattle, $4,000, 10 cents lower sheep,
1900 strong.
Omaha, April 11.-Hogs, $4,000; cat
tie, 5000; sheep, 5000.
Kansas City, April 11.-Hogs, 5000;
cattle, 11,0O0; sheep, 1000.
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Washington Star: do you regard
that expert witness as successful
man?" asked one ailenist.
"It depends answered the other.
"on whether you measure him by the
amount of his learning or the size of
his fees"
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Party From Malontt.

w. M. Rohan, II. r. Rohan and Misses
Pearl and Charity Rohan made up a
party from WaAcott that was register
ed at the Elliott They were here on
a shopping expedition.
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with pivot which gives it a rotary,
screw-Iil1e motion so 1t can easily go
into a recess or a pipe and come out
again.
Then the vacuum cleaners of differ
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One Reaves' ten potion steam lih
engine plow with water tank and fuel
bunker attached used to plow only
only 400 acres. Address Ay- Store Co.
Ayr, N. D., or w. j. Hammond, Fargo
NJ. D.
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Chicago. April 11.-Cables on wheat
unchanged to 1-s lower. Light rains
in Kansas, but light rains will not re-
vive he dead or kill the clinch bugs.
Wheat will probably open weak, but
we believe on any setback it is a pur-
chase. The damage already in Kansas,
Nebraska and Missouri justifies higher
prices and the crop has yet much to
go through, They talk about increased
acreage and another bumper crop of
spring whea but it is entirely too
early. Corn is weak and heavy. Stocks
increase, but the demand does not.
Oats will follow corn. We do not pre-
tend to guess on provisions.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-11

There Is no cough medicine SO pop
ular az Foley's Honey and Tar. II
never fails to cure coughs, and colds,
Group and hroncnftis II. ri. Cassel.
man
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TNHE UP to date housekeeper has made
many changes in the way she
orders her house. For one thing, the
fearful upheaval Of spring cleaning has
moderated considerably for the reason
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Returned Home.

Richard Tracy and bride returned
yesterday afternoon from a weeks hon
eymoon, spent in Michigan.
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Worlds Shipments,

American, 100000; Russian, g.
736,O00; Danubian, 100000; India,
100000; Argentine, 100000; Aus
tralian, 1,S96,OOO; Austria Hungary,
none; Chilli North Africa, $4,000; To-
tai, 10,99200O.
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Chicago Receipts,

Chicago ReceIpts.
Wheat, 10 cars; same time last year,
55 cars.
Corn, 1876 cars; same time last year.
ITO cars.
Oats, S6 cars; same time last wear.
2S2 cars.
Minneapolis Reseipts.
Wheat, 34s cars; same time last year
144 cars.
Duluth Receipts.
Wheat, SO cars; same time last year
cars.
Winnipeg Receipts.
Wheat 2O7 cars; same time last year.
336 cars.
Local Markets
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Hogs Still Lower.

South st. Paul. April 11-Hogs,
1900, 10 cents lower; $1O10 to 1915:
cattle. 1900, 10 cents lower; sheep,
200 strong.
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stocks Increase.
Wheat UNCHANGED.

Minneapolis, April Minneapolis
stocks increase 10000 for two days.
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Even the Kitchen Apron
Now Has Style

1ectiy, which Is an advantage over tina
Drilhantine dresses. and they have the
same advantages of showing smart
contrast to the snowy caps and apron.
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emit makes are doing good work with
dust
Carpet sweepers have supplanted to
large extent brooms, and now the
deathknell of the feather duster has
been sounded. It Is pronounced in
sanitary by no less an authority than
the government; also the Anti-tubercu-
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Choice loose tame hay for sale
Sl0bO per ton delivered. Phone Frank
Knapp 1e59-12.