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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-19
!: Making Waist FriHs at Home

TVHE girl who only cares for pickup work should start embroidered frn1s
for her summer shirtwaists. These may be done in colored lawns, or
= batste with conventional design in white, or in sheer white lawn. or
nainsook o. null with ernbrddery in vNd ones
Allow enough mataialf For gathering the frn when finished II it is to be
knife plated, two and a half times the length is necessary. A circular founce
must be- stamped along line of shaping, but do not cut tut to work. as it viii
pull.
The edges of these hounees nay be hemned and worked with satin stitch
dots coin o pin, in n IT W tones; or thyc an be butonholed lin coora and
have three or five row of chain stitching the first IN eighth OF IN inch from
point of scanop
Measure literally, better toe much aouneng than lot enough
More quickly prepared than embroidered founcing is thai with a narrow
band of coora added to edge of a white strip This shouldb pc cut a inch ND a
quarter wide to allow fol seam Turf in edges doubles and bastet to material
which is placed within h hem. Stitch N machine or bnar stitch
An easier method is o fold the haIfinch band on outside of rume like
facing and stitch down on right side. This is lot 50 artistic, as it shows but
one cdored edge.
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Dreamed Mushrooms.

Stew a can of mushrooms in their
own liquor until tender. Prepare a
cream sauce and immerse the mush-
rooms. Serve in patty shells.
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IMPOVERISHED.

Newlywed-What. $50 for a hat!
Why, it's simply ridiculous, my dear'
Mrs. Newlywed-That's what I
thought, Harold; but you said it was
all we could afford.-Lippincott's.
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CHAPTER ".


erh Fall That Followed pride.
eWT THEODORE fell like a stone, 50
swiftly that the aeronat seemed
to Dart ineontinenrIy toward
All about him Were the toss
ing folds Of the cloud, streaming horse
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8 6YANSKlNGEM
q EDITED By 49,
"a DELINES GARRICk

~ oBERT BURNS, the poet, was of the opinion
that the perfect vito was made up Of ten quail
ties. -Four parts went to good temper, two parts
to common sense, one to a keon intellect, one to beauty
of person and two parts to family, fortune or education.
1t is interesting to note thai good temper comes
first of all in this category. ard that the perfect wife
should have twice as much good temper as anything else,
even common sense. One wee. sna' part each is allowed
to intellect and beauty, and two parts to family, fortune
or education. Naturally, every man who reads this will
agree with "Bobbie." The woman whose disposition is
sweet enough to suit him is yet to be found, he thinks,
sadly, as he recalls the various lectures his worthy
spouse has delivered on various occasions.
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During Courtship.

DurIng I0urfSh1p.
Yet. how nuch does a mn think about disposition during the period of
courtship?
His count at that time reads something like this: Beauty, five parts;
family fortune or education, me part; all the other qualities ne part each.
If his lady love smiles upon him he is lifted 10 the skies in ecstasy. The
If she evinces pleasure in his company. AS or intellect If she las but
the amount of brains allotted to d canary, he knows not the dfnerence be-
tween her a Radcliffe hghbrow if she but laughs prettly at his jokes.
t# For when a mar finds himself in love he seeks ut to worship. If his
hest friend came to him N said: "Why. man. you're crazy to care SO
much about that girl Everybody knows she has a fierce disposition and Is
that Green fellow" he'd shrug his shoulders and decide that his friend was
envious of his happiness. And the girl woulds smile make Il for her
hours IF bdng sweet in MS company by being as grouchy as possible in her
own private family circle.
Alter Marriage.
But after marriages. very little while aner-this sam Mister Man is
ut OF sorts because he didn't get tin addition to beauty, one perfect dis
position, on brilliant mind. me eomfortabl little fortune. IN, yes III does
and IN family that considers him the best ever,
For it is sad to relate that there is nothing like marriage for the euro
made q p hsl list of wffey qualities after the honeymoon.
NxA & MaM
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Correspondents arc requested
tnot to send stamps for personal
.repiies. Miss, Doors mail is ton
: heavy to permit her TO write
private letters.
Letters written ON both sides
If paper will not be considered.
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Neat tailored neckwear in the newest
designs may be obtained at Marshall &
Balls.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-15
Me zerWIj sic.

( kropne napreken1e zywotnych
organ6w, jak naprezenie " maszY..
ME, powodu;etz erwanie. Me moze.
Gle przeladowac zo44dka, watroby,
merck, wnetrzno6ol albo nerw6w
bez okropnego nlebezpleczenstwa
dta was samych. Jezeli czujecie sig
siabl, albo %zrujnowani, Tub pod ja--
KEN kolwlek naprezeniem, wezoie
Electric Bitters, niezr6wnanie
wzma cniajace lekarstwo. PAM J.
E.. Van de Sande : Kirkland, ILL.,
pisze:: "Ze ia sic ME zerwa{am, gdy
cierplafam z najokropniejszego ma
prezenia, przez try miesiace, to
zawdzieczam Electric Bitter. Uzy
wajcle je cieszcie sle zdrowiem ! 81
e. Sat> sfakcya nieomylnie gwa
rAntowana. SOC " apiece M. J.. Ko-
walewskiego-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-15

Cd dw6ch tygodni bawiacy "
naszem miescie W hotelu Schlitzsa
J. r. Nc Elroy 2 Chicago, kt6ry
tn zastepowa4 telegrafiste stowa.
~rzyszenia zjednoczonej prasy E. F.
Roggerssa zosta} napadniety W ME-
dzlele oko}o p6lnocy, pomiedzy
Huff i Winona I'll. przez dw6ch
m}odych ludzi i obrabowany :
$500. Odprowadza} on dwie INA
jome danny, j gdy wracaf, niedale-
ko cd szko}y normalnej napotka]
dw6ch mezczyzn. Wiekszy z tych
chwyci] go "a gardfo, a gdy Nc
Elroy stara} sig wydostac z ucisk6w
miejszy kopa} 60, ably 60 powalit
ma ziemie. Wolanie 0 pomoc ma mic
sic ME zda}o. Napastnicy przetrza.
smell kieszenie p. ac Elroy i zabra.
Ii mu $4,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-15

ZARZAD miasta zawiadomiony
zosta} urzedownie, il miastu zagra
IA nowy process 0 odszkodowanie.
Skarzacym jest Jan Stanis}awski z
czwartej wardy, kt6rego c6reczka
W dniu 6 sierpnia przez miejski w6z
wywozacy 6miecie odpadki miejs-
:kie, przejechana i re z}amana no.
GO do t~utejszego szpitala zawiezio
:na zosta}a. Stanis'awski zada Cd
miasta S. tysiecy dolar6w odszko-
dowania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-15

OSTRZEGAMY obywateli mia
sta pred wFamywaczamy, gdyz sic
zndw jaoy5 znajduja " mieScie.
Pred udaniem sic ma s%poczynek al
DO przy Wyjjsciu z domu niechaj pa
mietaja Q TEN azeby dobrze drzwi j
okna pozamyka6. W}amywacze "
ztycbts dniach nawiedzili mieszkanie
!.ministra Ed. Borncamp i zabrali
SIS dolar6w, " domu p. J. w.
Booth dosta}o i'm sic 8 dolar6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-15
Nlskie raty kolonistowskie
do wybrzezy Pacyfiku. "

EEs- -..a&ER&Ia S%& t4%.%4s%&&
Bilety v jedna strone Pc SPECIAL.
ME niskich ratach ma sprzedaz "
pewnych datach " mliiesiacu Warzaess
niu j pazdzierniku do Kalifornii,
.Oregonu, Washingtonu lido miiesjjsac
v gliniastospiasczystyeh okolicach.
Iygodniowa obsfuga " Pullmana
wagonach sypialnych ola tyryst66w
Wprost bez zmiany miejsc, pc roz
maitych drogach cd Mankato, All
ton Sioux City do Los Angeles
dostarcza naiprzepysznieiszych
najoszczedniejszych 6rodkow podr6
~.
Pc zupe}ne informacye zg}oscie
sic do agent6ws ~biletowych kolei
North.W estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-15
WlADOMOsCI
MIEJSCOWE

w PIATEK mieli6my tn pierw!;
sly mr6z W tym lecie, ME by} je-
dnak dosyd shiny, ably wyrzadzic
jakiekolwiek szkody W warzywach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-15

PRZEW. ks. kanonik j: Pa
cholski wyjezdza jutro do Chicago,
a ztamtad dalej ma wsch6d do But
falo i Wilkes Barre, Pa. ma sejm
Uni Polskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-15

WELL. ks. j.. Herek wyjechal W
niedziele do Wilma, do parafii
Wiel. ks. A. Kryjewskiego, W kt6
rel to parafii we wtorek odbylo sic
bierzmowanie. Bierzmowania udzie-
la} Naprz. ks. biskup P. P. Rhode
z Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-15

We wtorek rano zmarfa trzylet.
MIA Emma, c6reczka pahstwa Fir.
Paszkiewicz6w; pogrzeb odbywa
sic dis, W czwartek, z koSciola sw.
Stanis}awa X.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-15

KLUB robotniczy W 4 tel war,
d2ie odby} swe roczne posiedzenie W
niedziele pc po}udniu, ma kt6rem
wybrapo nastepuj2cy zaszad: To
masz Podolski, prezydent pc raz
hty; Jan Zywicki, Vice prezydent
pc raz sly; Jan Rymarkiewicz, Se'
kretarz prot. pc a. Sly; P. VIE
czorek, Vice Sekr', Franciszek ku
kaszewski, kasyer, M,cha} Sadowski
opiekun kasy, Alojzy Cierzan, mar
sza1ek, MARGIN Gostkowski, odz-
wierny. Regularne posiedzenia cd
bywaja sic W kazda druga niedziele
W hall ,,Strehlow" PREY 5tej III.
Zapraszam polskich obywateli a"
by sic }aczyli i przystepowali do mas
DO to jest najgorliwszy klub jaki
lest w naszem miescie.
JAN RYMARKIEWICZ, Sekr.
6o7. wsch. Broadway I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-15

w zesz}ym tygodniu W srode Q
3>giej rano, przejezdza} by}y pre-
zydent Teodor Roosevelt kolej9
milwaukee, z St. Paul, do Milwau
kee przez nasze miasto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-15

PAM Augustyna Kuchnowska
re St. Paul bawi}a u swego p(}br,ta
Micha}a Cisewskiego W Winonie
przez kilka dni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-15

~KUKURYDZA, jezeli mr6z sill.
MESSY wczesnie ME xawita, obiecu-
je bye 0 wiele lepsza niz przez Kill
ka lat poprzednich. Odnosi sic TO
tylko do naszej okolicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-15
Paul A. Jasmer.

Demokratyczny kandydat ma kler
ka sadu powiatowego do prawybo
row 81 wrzesnia. Urodzony i wy
chowany W miescie powiecie Wi
mona, jest ojcem familii i pfacacym
podatki. Cztery lata temu ubiega'
sig o ten sam urzad, zosta} jednak
zwyciezony przez E.. Faklerta pod
czas n%ominacyi. Prosi g o poparcie
glosujacych W mie6cie i powiacie
Winona podczas nominacyi W dniu
20 wrzesnia.
0- .- -a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-15
M. J. Nc Grath

ktdrego obrazek umieszczamy po-
wyzej, jest kandydatem do nomi-
nacyi ma senatora ma bilecie demo
kratycznym.
Pan Nc Grath jest cz}owiekiem
bardzo odpowiednim ma to stanowi.
sko : jest on katolikiem posiada
odpowiednie "wykszta}cenie, uprzej.
my i t~owarzyski. CT kt6rzy osobis
Gle znaja pana Nc Grathsa wiedza,
re bedzle pracowal ola dobra og6-
III; jest takim cz}owiekiem jakiego
powiat potrzebuje W senacie..
CT kt6rzy prawdziwie znaja pana
Nc Grath wiedza il on bedzie Clio
.sowal "a tenn, co r~zeczywi6cie sic
przyczynia ola dobra naszego po-
..wiatu. On jest akurat tym czfowie-
klein, jakiego W senacie nam pc
trzeba i ola tego powinni sic rodacy
nasi ~przyczynic do tego ably pan Nc
Grath byl nominowany " dniu 2or
60 wrzesnia. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-15
Zabic sic chcia}

z przyczyny zbola}ego zo}ad~
ka, braku apetytu, nieczystej
krwi, wycie6czenia cia}a,
bicia serca, zawrotu glowy i
zatwardzenia, gdy zuiy} je-
dna flaszke ~siynnego gorz-
kiego ,,Elixiru zycia" poczu}
zdrowie, jest szczesliwym j
weso}ym. Elixir zycia" MOI
na nabyt u w}a5cicieli "a
nades}aniem $3.50 ma flaszke
lub $1,000 ma tuzin kwarto-
wych butelek.
Fanny ! kawalerowie, mat
XII i ojcow;e W kazdych cier-
pieniach waszych sekret-
nych, zewnetrznych lub We
wnetrznych, udawajcie sic tyl-
ko do mas, nadsy}ajac &c W
znaczkach ma odpowiedz, a.
dresujcie:
49,
Dorff's Medicine Mfg
Co.
932 Broadway
BUFFALO, N. Y.
Iept. 2.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-15

WELL. ks-B. Burant, z Berlina,
Wis. bawi W. tym tygodniu ma
plebanii u Prev. ks. kanoni;.a J..
Pacholskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-15

b. m. rozpocz2} sic W naszym
stanie scion polowania ma dixie
ptactwo. W Minnesota wolno tJl.
ko kazdemu strzelcowi zabiG Is
ptak6w dzienuie, a ME wiecej mad
As przez ca}y scion. Kuroratew
ma bye bardzo wiele, ale wolno je
.strzela6 tylko do Ego listopada,
kaczki do 1go grudnia. - Kllku
strzelc6w wybiera sic ma polowanie
do p6lnocnej Dakoty, gdzie polo
wanie podobno nigdy j~eszcze sig
tax ME udawa}o jak W tym roku.
PIANO v E Jan. ymarkiewicz i
Jan Cieminski, obaj odzwierni W
szkole %normalnej, otrzymali cd
panny Gildemeister, nauczycielki,
.ktdra przez kilka miesiecy bawifa
v Europie, = razem z innymi byla
take " | zymie u OLGA 6w. r66zah-
&c, kt6re by}y po6wiecone przez sa-
mego papieza, 2 nadaniem odpu-
stow. 49,
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-01

a speciality of the artificial building
stone which is being used SO much
Their yards are most extensive and
they are at all times prepared to furn-
ish any material in the building line
upon the shortest possible notice. The
manager Of this concern, Mr.. H. s.
Stephenson, is most affable gentle
man. and by the honorable and public
spirited methods of dealing with the
public and citizens in general this
company has been signally success
full. The material manufactured and
handled is of the best and patrons of
the concern are at all times assured
of the. finest the market can supply.
They are extensive dealers in both
wholesale and retail building material
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-01

The new plant of the Beatrice
Creamery Company now being con-
structed at the corner of l. and Sew
enth streets will be one that Lincoln
may well be proud of, for it will be
the largest and best creamery in the
United States, having a capacity of
100000 pounds of creamery butter
per annum.
This plant will be equipped with
the very latest improved machinery
of every description and its appara-
tus for pasteurizing and sterllizing
will be unsurpassed anywhere on
earth. So great care is being given
to sanitary features that the churn
room will have tiled walls Of Tiffany
enameled brick, the whitest, cleanest
most sanitary building material in
the world.
In order "to make assurance dou
bly, sure" every churn and every
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-01
WOODS BROS. & HoGes.

The rapid progress Of the city Of
Lincoln and the wonderful develop
ment of her real estate interests is
largely due to the welldirected efforts
of her real estate dealers, prominent
among whom is the firm of Woods
Bros. & Boggs, located at the corner
of Ninth and P street. These gentle
men have an intimate knowledge of
every section of the city, and offer
the most desirable bargains in all
kinds of improved and unimproved
property in every section of the city.
This firm is an authority upon values
both present and prospective, and
have developed widespread connect
ions. carrying through ito success
full issue many large and important
transactions. Those contemplating
investing in Lincoln real estate will
find it to their advantage to call upon
them. They are selling lots at the
rate of 10 to 30 a day in their latest
addition to the city, Peck's Grove,
and no better investment can be made
than the purchase of a lot in this
addition. The gentlemen comprising
this concern are men of the highest
integrity and square deal is assured
all who patronize them.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-01
NEW IDEAL LAUNDRY.

When the New Ideal Laundry start
ed, it fixed upon a policy of manage
ment and character of work that mas
been steadily maintained. This poncy
was to have all the latest up-to-date
methods and appliances known TO the
trade and to turn out only the latest
style and finishes in superior man.
ner. The people of Lincoln have been
convinced of this fact. AS a result
this laundry enjoys magnificent
patronage in which trades un1onlsts
form large part. Every known ap-
pliance that goes to make up an up
to-date and modern laundry is found
here, and the patrons are served win
promptness and satisfaction In every
instance. This concern Is located at
1916 o street. 1t is one OF eNe most
sanitary institutions in the city OF
it's kind, and it's employees are shown
every consideration where health and
comfort are at stake. This laundry
enjoys a large and growing trade ana
Is one of Lincoln's most commend
able enterprises.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-01
WILDER G. DE WITT MILLS.

In the wholesale business in Lin
coin no concern ranks higher in the
estimation of it's citizens than WILDER
& De Witt Mills, whose offices are
located at 145 South Ninth street.
This company handle one of the finest
lines of flour in the city and enjoys
an enviable reputation for fair and
honorable dealing. They handle all
kinds of mill stuffs and are prepared
to furnish the same in all quantities
at all times Besides carrying "a COM
plete line of these goods they are
large dealers in hour and enjoy a
large patronage in this particular line
among wage earners. Their leading
brands of flour are the Little Ratchet
(patent) and rye flour. Their sales
in the former are increasing constan-
ly and is one of the finest patent
fiours sold in the city. The manage
ment of this commendable enterprise
are men of the highest character and
enjoy large circle of acquaintances
in the ranks of labor.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-01
AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK,

Not many years ago it was almost
impossible to arouse general interest
in the large questions of trade and
industry. Today the least educated
are talking freely and intelligently
about these questions and eagerly in
creasing their store Of knowledge of
them and applying the benefits. Banks
have become more in favor, until to-
day thousands Of wage earners have
either a commercial or savings &C.
count drawing interest. In Lincoln
an institution that takes most
active part in the garnering of the
savings of the workingman and
making them Independent when they
are no longer in their prime is the
American Savings Bank, located at
1872 North Eleventh street. 1t is the
oldest savings bank in the city and
does on exclusive savings bank bus
mess. Four per cent. interest is paid
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-01
p. J. WOHLENBERG.

In the manufacture of cigars many
things are considered. In the first
place the utmost cleanliness must be
exercised, and in the second place
the quality and the texture of the
tobacco should be such as to merit
the appreciation of the most ex-
act user of the weed. In this
respect the cigar factory of P. j.
Wohlenberg takes first rank. This
gentlemen is an expert in the select
ion of tobacco and nothing that is not
absolutely the best is permitted into
the manufacture of the fine cigars he
produces. His popular brands are
Sure Thing" and Domino" 10 cent;
and standard" and Extra Fina," 5
cent He employees a large number
of men and his factory is located at
12S South Eleventh.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-01

the fh deea Home sHe atono

ment house located at o street, which
is catering to the people of this city
with the finest picture films obtain
able, presenting attractive moving
pictures which are both entertaining
and mirth provoking. Besides these
splendid features it must also be
mentioned that the films used by this
company are the only union made
films used in the city. This splendid
amusement place is just opposite
Elite No. 2, also owned by this COMP
any. These places are convenient of
access and the pictures shown are
always different at each place. Mr..
L. B. Stever is the manager and it is
his boast that nothing but. the first
class pictures will be allowed to be
placed before the public. Wage
earners will find here a place we'll
worthy of patronage.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-01
HARRISON PLANNING MILL co.

1t is coming to be realized in the
industrial world that no arrangement
is permanent that is not regarded as
being beneficial to both. In other
words, the only healthy industrial con-
dition is that in which the employer
has the best men obtainable for his
work and the workman feels that his
labor is being sold at the highest
market price. The important thing
for the average workman is not that
he shall have exceptionally high
wages during times of great prosper
ity, but that he shall have continuous
employment at fair wages at all
times. The interests of both great
forces of production are mutual and
identical There should, therefore, be
the most friendly and unprejudiced
attitude possible toward such capital
as is fair and reasonable in its actions
toward labor in order that as much
harmony as possible may prevail to
bring the greatest prosperity to both.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-01
THE BOSTON STORE.

The Boston store is a place where
the price is right, the quality good
and where your dollar is good for full
valuue. The Boston store enjoys a
large patronage and the stock carried
is of that quality which makes GUS
toners. They carry a large and Sc
lect stock Of dry goods, notions and
furnishings, and the prices such that
purchasers invariably bear the stamp
OF genuine satisfaction. 1t is a pleas
ure to note that in the conduct OF
their large volume of business this
firm has always adhered to the prin-
ciple of fairness and justice and has
gained reputation that cannot be
excelled. The stock carried is com.
plete, the attention paid every pur-
chaser painstaking in it's detail, and
policy that has the zeal and enter
prise of modern storekeeping. This
store is located at 1888 o street.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-01
reaching into investigation by deputiz-
>d oouorp ~, ant oYth orit;oo opd oyrortc

reaching into investigation by deputiz-
ed government authorities and experts
Pure ice cream, fruit ices, ETC., are
at all times of important concern. In
Lincoln there is a concern that en-
joys the endorsement of public pat
ronage. AS a producer OF pure ice
cream the home of Lincoln people
are protected by this firm. Ice cream
unless it is absolutely pure and pro-
perly made is an unwholesome article.
When made with the aid of pure
matteri it at once is not only delicious
but healthful article Of diet. The
Collins Ice Cream Co., makes all kinds
of frozen creams, ices sherbets,
punches, individual and fancy brick
cream. 1t is a sanitary factory and
sparkles with cleanliness and is the
finet of it's kind in the state.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-01
NEBRASKA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

The ignorant person of today IS
confronted by intelligence. His lie
Is a warfare of weak ignorance
against it's powerful opponent, edu.
cation. 1t means not only life OF
embarrassment, but of misery. Not
only this, but an investment In edu-
cation always pays the highest rate
of interest and declares a dividend
daily. hourly. The business course
as laid down by the Nebraska School
of Business is complete in every de-
tail and enables the student to step
from the college to the office fully
equipped for and ready to take up
their duties in the business affairs
of the world as experienced men ano
women. The school is located at 1919
o street, and furnishes course OF
instruction notable for it's produc-
tive results.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-01

made this restaurant an ideal place.
About month ago this place was
purchased by Mr.. c. E. Finch, who is
a member of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers, and no place
is more worthy of the patronage of
the union man than is the Hendry
restaurant. Mr.. Finch still retains his
membership in the organization and is
a thorough believer in the principles
of organized labor. His motto is,
Good service and courteous treatment
and he is deserving of the fullest sue
cess. Union men should remember
him when in need of something good
to eat. Mr.. Finch is courteous and
affable gentleman and we bespeak for
him the greatest measure of success.