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Decorating Notes.

In decoration and furnishing. az
well as In dress, green is a dominant
note OF color. Green has even in
vaded piano cases, pianos for country
cottages having all the woodwork
stained a soft 'forest-green."
Lamps of very decorative cbarac.
ter come In metal finished to a gray.
green bronze effect, touched here and
there with splashes of dull purple and
oid-rose. These lamps accord with the
general use OF green in furnishing.
and are made for that purpose.
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GElUCld1[5D> STILES
LASTING LOVE.

They strolled down the old lane.
And do you really love me.
Georger she asked for the tenth
time.
Love you!" he echoed. heroically.
Il love you and always shall love you.
my pet"
You really mean that?"
Yes. j shall love you until the sky
falls"
"Oh. George,"
Yes. until the sun falls"
Gracious. Georgei"
Even until the price of beefsteak
falls"
Bidding him TO say no more. she
placed her slender hand within his
own and they strolled away to the
osarest parsonage.
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New stoekinas

Evidently the day Of gaudy stock
ings Is again with US. Jet II must be
admitted that the new ones are artis.
tic. They are embroidered in dainty
French designs over the instep and M
the ankle.
Lilies-of-the-valley are used on bIue
and pink stockings. Small rambler
roses with green giOrles are used ON
black Morning glories are used ON
pale Violet. and violots are used on
both white and black
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The President,s snnnnh.

The president Of the Hewitt Bros
Soap Company, Dayton, Ohio, says:
Buy two cakes Of Easy Task soap for
ten cents; use one bar and if it isn't
just what We say it is, you get your
dime back in a jiffy." 1t is a strong
claim to say that Easy Task soap cuts
the work of washday in half, but the
fact can be proven by the evidence OF
thousands of delighted women.
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IantallxinQ.

The suburbanite was struggling
through snowdrifts up to his neck.
Maria," he sputtered. when he
could regain his breath, why don't
you come out here and take these
bundles? l suppose If you saw me
Wondering out here all day you would
merely stand there and call me a lob
ster.'
NO. indeed. john" laughed his
wife from the door of the bungalow.
III l saw you floundering all day
would call you a founder"
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arranged round the yoke, which is
made of tucked chiffon with n strip of
lace beneath; the sleeves are also OF
the chiffon but have the upper part
covered in lace, which is arranged
20 meet in points on the outside of
arm.
Materials required: yards AZ
inches wide, yards tucked chiffon.
IL yards lace, ~ yard passemen-
terie, tassels.
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BE wise In time and get only few
tnihgs Tor your marriage. Fashions
change so quickly that II Is far better
to reserve some of your trousseau
money to expend on the newest styles
later on. You will not like to be wear.
Ing old-fashioned garments next year
and probably you would not feel justi.
ned In doing away with those Won
nave worn but a few times Wom-
ans Life.
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Far from Encoura,Ino.

Well" said the leading man as he
appeared behind the scenes at the
drop of the curtain. how did the new
play take?"
Sentiment is somewhat divided. :"
responded the manager. "One-half Of
the audience is outside talking about
the execution OF the play"
And the other half?"
"Oh. they are on the inside talking
about the execution OF the actors"
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FOR AFTERNOON OR EVENING
Rouse Dress That Has Many More
Than Ordinary Points to
Recommend u.

As pretty dress for afternoon or
semi-evening wear. the style would be
the very thing, as 1t is most dainty,
and made in a soft clinging material,
would be charming
The skirt is gathered In at the waist,
and has the fullness gagged in about
four times just at the knees. A
shaped trimming of passementerie is
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-05-04

Is the cheapest and best security
man can buy. It saves him from worry,
perhaps from ruin and hEs family from
want The rates are not very high.
Z will be pleased to give them to any
we who will come in md talk the mat
ter over. Only safe companies repre-
sented. T. T. McDougal. Ceredo. W.
Va.
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Bitten.

Hiram Hardapple-Ha! Ha! Poor
old SilEs Weatherby got stung again
He saw an ad. in a magazine that
stated for 80 cents they'd send him
one of the finest profiles of Lincoln
ever designed.
Zeke Crawford-And did Sile Bite r
Hiram Hardapple-Yes. he sent the
90 cents and they sent him one of
them thar new Lincoln pennies.
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Sponalnn SILL

Crushed silk may be smoothed on
and restored to something like its orig
inal freshness by being sponged with
gumarabic water. Sponge on the
right side Of the silk and when almost
dry iron it on the reverse side. Do
not use a really hot iron on you viii
make the silk stlf.
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Aiuv EXpIains

What do you suppose, Agernon,"
the young thing asked, lis the reason
the ocean is salty?"
Il am surc / don't know" drawled
Algy, unless it is because there are
so many salt fish in it"-Success.
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AFTER chESTEBToN.

When man was tailed Ike q mcNxey
Life unrecorded ran:
But once his tail was ended
IL was then his tale began
Wouldst catch a train. try this way
I've done IL times a score:
Get there Just In time to lose
The train that goes before.
VI relics OF bartSCism" you speak
As IL such were Wider ban
why. dancing's ry,ic OF barbarism.
And civilization ans man
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Eva-He admitted that she looked
Ike che came out Of the ark, but said
she was the light Of his life.
Edna-Graciousl He must have
meant that she was an arc light.
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Good on a Stretch.

Stubb-I see they are about to In.
troduce aluminium coins in France.
Penn-Wouldn't be a bad idea to
have rubber money In this country.
Stubb-Rubber?
Pennies, then we would have
~elastic currency"
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The Way IL Goes

These police shake-ups are some
thing in the nature of a gamble"
How so?"
Because they depend. so to speak
on the toss of a copper"
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Ita Phvalnal Trait

why do they select the dove az
an emblem OF peace7"
Because It is a good diplomat-aI.
ways ready with a COO"
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A 1Boomerano

Bluff lock upon you. SIR. as a
rascal.
Bin-You are privileged to look
upon me In any character you desire
TO assume.-Vogue
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Not ALWAYS.

Pop, may I ask you something's
Surely; what is itT'
Are writings on civil service what
they call polite literature?"
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An InfaIlIhIe Sion.

yes" unused the thoughtful think.
er, Its a sure sign"
What's sure sign?" we asked.
That when young man begins to
know that he doesn't know as much as
he thinks he knows, then he begins
to know something" explained the
[ [
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Rouoh on Center seq.

Geraldine--Do you believe there's .
man I'm the moon?
Gerald see no other way OF 40
counting for the fact that so many
girls get moonstruck
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Fitted 70 sneak

You ought to be reconciled to the
death of your husband"
Il guess you've never lost q hus.
band"
mo. but I've got one"
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Misnamrd-

Il never could understand why they
name sleeping cars as they do"
Nor could T. I've never been able
to sleep in one yet"
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A Mean Trick.

1T was mean trick to play on a
blind ma"
What did they do?"
Gave him sheet OF stic.iy fiypaper
plentifully sprinkled with flies. and
told him it was something In raised
letters by Henry James"
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We Wonder.

VIII early blossoms dot tho lea
And brides sing.
Or will the season merely be
An almost-sprinR?
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What do you call II when you voy
ship a debutante7"
Buddhism. Harvard Lampaon.
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The Natural Renult.

when I was hurled OF my seat, saw
stars"
"Of course; the cars were tele
scoped."
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The Bovcotter.

Though beef 1 braveiy leave behind
My mood Is far from gay.
No matter what eat, find
Some other trust to pay
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~ His Girls a brunette.

me world on a mans shoulders
causes worry and plenty of care.
But often not half the worry
That Is caused by one blonde hair.
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Mr.. Smith-I'm surprised! Why
did you insure yourself in the Deem
Guide Life Insurance Company? Why.
it's no good
Mrs. Smith, know. but, dearest.
they give away the sweetest little cal.
endars you ever saw.
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DOCTOR VoUpsETu

The woman who loses her hearing
may be thankful it wasn't her voice.
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II there really was a foolkiller the
world would soon be depopulated.
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UnruffIed Still.

When he was a boy he wore q
large patch on his trousers without q
trace OF embarrassment"
And now that he Is q very rich
mann"
He carries large blot on his repu-
tation with equal composure."
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Petite Eve saIve for aso

relieves tired, overworked eyes, stops ere
aches, eongeste l. inflamed or sore eyes. An
druggists or Howard Bros. Buffalo, N. v.
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when ron feel cold coming on by taking few do,sa
OF Perrp Duris' PdfHbfuer. 10 better than Ounne
and afer. The large SOC bottles are the cheapest.
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9hopnlnn.

do you Ike dogs?"
mo. these sausages are for neigh
Dor"
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First Hen-He's great on

FItst Hen-He'S great on geneoIogJ.
Second Een-Yes. he claims his
mothers mother was the goose that
laid the golden egg.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-27
Moorhead Department

some and more spacious suite Of rooms
IN the First National 3..... 80
which they will move just as soon az
the carpenters and decorators have
made the necessary changes.
1t is in the air that the first OF the
new year will see one or two inter
esting business changes in Moorhead
out as the deals have not been con
summated the parties interested claim
tnat there is nothing whatever in the
rumors which are afioat.
The Peterson Mercantile co. have
removed the restrictions which thev
voluntarily inaugurated in their gem
eral salesroom several weeks ago. de-
string to cooperate with the govern
ment authorities in the suppression Of
the sale of liquors to Indians. The
same care which has been exercised
lately will be strictly continued ana
every effort will be made to prevent
supplies reaching the men who do q
bootlegging business and who are nrin.
cipaliy responsible for the introduction
OF liquors into the reservation terri
tory.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-27
new JUDGES CHAMBERS
Engineer Hopeman Will Present Plans
and Specifications for Con-
tempIated Changes.

Engineer Hopeman has nearly com
pleted the plans and specifications for
the changes contemplated on the court
room floor of the courthouse. made
necessary by Moorhead having been
made the seat Of the district judge by
the election of G.. A. Nye as successor
to Judge Baxter Of Fergus Falls.
IT has been found necessary to pro-
vide a suite of chambers for Judge
Nye also a room for the court ste
nographer. The judges chambers viii
be in the northwest corner OF the
building and near these will be the
office of the reporter.
II is also settled that the grand jury
room will be made more spacious and
conveniently arranged than it is AT
present The scheme of remodeling
will necessitate the changing about of
the jury box in the court room from
the south side to the north side. Mr.
Hopeman will submit plans and spe-
cifcations 10 the board of commits
sioners at a meeting to be held
week from today, and it is expected
that the new work will begin immedi-
ately after the business OF the adj
journed term of court, to open next
Tuesday, has been completed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-27
FARGO men TO
Big CONVENTION
NORTH DAKOTA MEN TO ATTEND
n. M. eYLLEsRY g. co, CON.
VENTloN AT cHIcAGo-MAN-
AGER KAHN OF LOCAL PLANT
TO APPEAR ON PROGRAMME.

A number of the heads OF the Union
Light, Heat e. Power Co. of Fargo are
making big preparations to attend the
annual meeting of the III. NJ. Byllesby
g. Co. convention which will be held
in Chicago, Jan. II, IS, 10 and 20.
Representatives OF the Grand Forks
and Minot plants, which are controlled
by the same company will attend the
convention.
Each year the H. M. Byylesby Co.
holds a meeting of the heads of It's
different plants in the country, with a
big convention which is held at Chi
cago, the headquarters of the firm.
From 200 to 300 heads of plants and
superintendent of departments attend
these conventions at the entire ex-
pense of the company
The sessions this year will be held
at the Annex and the business meeting
will be from 10 o'clock in the morn
ing until o'clock in the afternoon,
with about two hours intermission for
lunch. The first evening will be oc-
cupied with a visit TO the electrical
show, which will be in Chicago at that
time; the next evening will be open
and the following evening the men
will all be guests at big theatre
party. The last evening Of the con-
vention will be taken up with the an
nual closing banquet.
An excellent programme has been
arranged for the convention and some
of the biggest financial men in Ameri-
ca win give addresses. Samuel Kahn,
manager of the local H. M. Byllesby
plant, will give a paper on The Ad-
Of Utility Company Hand
ling Gas and Electrical Appliances,
The paper will discuss the question to
a great length, but the attitude taken
will be that Of favoring such a course
of handling these fixtures and appli-
ances.
AS is customary with the H. M.
Byllesby Co., a number of the promt-
nent men of the towns where in their
plants are located, will receive invi-
tations to attend the convention, and
a number of the more prominent men
Of Fargo will be issued invitations to
attend the business and social sessions |
of the gathering. The men who will |
attend from the local plant are Samuel |
Kahn, w. P. Chestnut L. G. Topping |
and j. A. Maclees.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-27
A. BUSINESS CHANGE
Old Established Firm OF Beck. q
Wright Announces a
Dissolution.

Pursuant to arrangements completed
and decided upon nearly year ago,
the old established firm of Beck &
Wright, dealers in furniture, under
takers and manufacturers of tents and
awnings, announce a dissolution of
partnership, to take effect Jan. /, next.
This firm established the business.
which is now of large proportions, in
small way in the building which was
used by The Moorhead News for some
time, quarter of a century ago.
The division of the business agreed
upon is that o. c. Beck will take over
the furniture department, carpets and
sewing machines and will continue at
the old stand on Front street. A. ].
Wright win take over the tent and
awning factory, and the department of
undertaking and will continue the
business in the old News building,
which has been remodeled for the pur-
pose. Associated with Mr.. Wright will
be his two sons Lawrence and Walter,
they will do business as A. J. Wright
e. Sons.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-27
SHARP ATHLETES OUT
Central School Boys, Moorhead, First
to Engage in the Y. M. c. A. Va
cation Athletics.

The initial event of the series of Y.
M. G. A. vacation athletics, arranged
for the boys OF the public schools Of
the two cities. was held in the assoc
citation gymnasium this morning, and
the participants were boys from the
Sharp school, Moorhead. For various
reasons there were only seven entries,
but though the representation from the
school was small, those who competed
in the different events showed a high
standard of efficiency.
The athletic events were won by Mil
bert RoseL and they were as, follows:
Standing broad jump, running high
jump, rope climbing. The total points
made amounted to 6,117.
The swimming contests 1914, % and
so yards and a high dive for distance
were won by Clarence Brown. The
total number of points amounted to
S24.
The relay race, the boys running
two laps each, was run in minutes
SO 1-5 seconds. The Roosevelt school,
Fargo, with fifteen entries. will go
through the same programme tomor-
row.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-27
Cbe ProcrdSfin0ff7G
6Comon

IF you can possibly avoid IL have
nothing to do with the woman who
puts off the important things in favor
of those she wants to do because they
are pleasant.
She will drive you half mad and ruin
any chances of success you may have,
Not worth bothering with are the
people you have to ask six times to do
pne thing-the individuals you have to
start on Sunday to make them accom-
lish something by Friday.
Once a woman gets into this lacka-
aaisical, nonchalant way of looking at
things, that she has to be pushed and
pulled into accomplishing something,
The is a hopeless proposition who had
better be left to her own devices.
She will never reform. Such people
newer do. They have no thrift, no en-
ergy. They only drift downward all
the while and drag others with them
by clinging to them helplessly and
making use OF them to further their
own selfish ends.
The women who never look ahead,
who postpone everything unpleasant
are always the ones who are in trouble
trouble which they let other ener-
ketic, thrifty people get them out of.
They should be Stunned like the
best.
Illness is the only excuse for poverty,
for bad luck" of the continued sort.
When people stay poor, stay miserable
Ind stay living from hand to mouth,
depending upon their relations or more
prosperous folk for help, look for the
sause.
You viii find it in laziness. in pro-
crastination and in a fondness for a
l'soft" life, getting up late in the morn
Ing, talking around and visiting with
friends and putting real hard work and
endeavor last instead of first.
Fight shy of such people. They viii
never do their share, and instead of
you doing them good they win drag
Hou down to their level
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-27
STATE SCHOOL
Law committee
MEETING WILL OPEN IN BIS
MARcK TOMORROW OF THE
STATE SCHOOL LAW COMMIT
TEE, WHICH WILL COMPILE
THE EDUCATIONAL LAWS.

AT Bismarck tomorrow will be
opened the meeting of the state school
law committee which will be for the
purpose of compiling the school laws
Of North Dakota in a most systematic
manner possible.
AT the last session Of the legislature
a. committee of well known educators
was appointed to compile the school
laws of the state. This meeting VIII
probably continue for two days, and
when the committee has finished it's
work, the education laws of the state
viii be forwarded to the governor.
Prof. A. ID. Weeks of the North Da
kota Agricultural college, Prof. joseph
Kennedy of the North Dakota univer-
sity and Prof. r. M. Black of the
Wahpeton Science school will leave
Fargo this evening to attend the meet
ing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-27
HawIex Sends Message.

Officials and a number of citizens of
the village Of Hawley sent a message
of twenty six words to President Taft
urging the executive to uphold the
terms Of the treaty with the Indians
regarding the enforcement Of the Ii
quor clause. The message was trans
mitted to the president the day before
Judge Amidon made his decision in
the Fergus Falls case, which was to
the effect that the treaty provisions
had been nullified by a subsequent act
of congress, and that now there were
no treaty provisions to enforce The
message sent by Hawley was as fol-
lows:
Citizens of THawley village respect
fully urge You to uphold provisions of
Indian treaty. The enforcement of
treaty works no hardship on our viii
lage, or Clay county.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-27
EAST SIDE NOTES.

The Elks of Fergus Falls. 225 strong.
are preparing for the dedication of
their new building. which includes a
spacious lodge room and suite of par
Tors for social gatherings and, the like.
The grand exalted ruler and 1.-THE gov
ernor of the state are to be invited to
participate in the inaugural ceremon-
les.
The jail at Hibbing is being princi-
pally used, nowadays, for the care of
unfortunates who have no money or
homes to go to.
Mrs. A. A. Osterberg, a farmers
wife. living at Spruce Hill, near Fer
gus Falls, committed suicide in a fit
Of dependency With her husband
she was living at the home of a son.
and 1t is said the relations were not
very congenial.
The Ladies of the Maccabees an
nounce a dancing party at the Column
bia hotel next Thursday night.
Frank Baker is in the city paying
a Christmas visit to his parents.
The management of the Lyceum
theatre have adorned the outside of
their amusement place with an at
tractive electric sign.
Professor Powers, director of music
at the state normal school, is spending
the Christmas vacation at Crookston
with his brother, who holds similar
position at the agricultural school
The repairs made necessary by the
recent fire at the Farmers Home hotel
have been completed and business has
been resumed.
Sharp & Chaplin have closed nego-
| tiations for the occupancy OF hand