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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-24

marry that man,
but - but ! be
lieve he guessed
my secret. He
used to S III ! ! g
whenever Y o u r
name was men
toned and leer
positively leer-at
me. | hated him,
but | was afraid.
"You can inn
agine with what
mingled feelings
j S a W Y o u as
we came from
that st ore. !
waited for you at
the curb. II
couldn't do other
W ! $ e. Besides.
| wished to show
[ h "a persistent
Crenton that at
least | knew you.
"Then l became
If1 - A..
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-24

where the giggly girls abound. For
ten minutes he wanders around through
the aisles. casting longing Chances at
the salesgirls. Now and then he pauses
and eyes one girl in particular. Final
ly the fioorwalker. who has been eying
Mr.. Man, steps up and asks:
Anything In particular. slr?'
Eyes: I'm looking for girl about
the size of my--I mean the lady I'm
trying to buy Christmas present for.
That young lady with the billowy
blond hair is just about the size"
"Well. what of it?' asks the floor
walker.
Il want to borrow that girl for about
FIVE minutes"
''The deuce you dor
Eyes, TO 20 upstairs TO the French
kimono section and try on kimono
for mel mean for my--the other lady.
Seer"
The floorwalker sees; also he smiles
But Christmas is coming. SO let him
feel cheerful
''Here, Miss Lou" says the floor
walker to the billowy blond. Miss Lou
accepts the assignment gracefully, &C.
companies the gentleman up 10 the
third floor, chatting amiably en- route.
and tries on French kimono after
French kimono AT last one fits snug.
ly.
MIR. Man pays the price The dainty
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0t
has paid S4sS1 rms NOTE
for a nice French hannel kimono
Very well. 1t is three days I'LL Christ
mas eve. That very night when he
reaches home Mr.. Man finds this note
left by messenger:
Mr.. Man--Al is over between US. /
will send your ring and the dog collar
and the bracelet tomorrow | was IN
Goldenstein 4 Abrahams this afternoon
and saw you making eyes at half the
girls in the store; then | saw you openly
flirting with a blondiued creature. drop
ped my veil down SO you couldn't recog-
nize me. / heard you say third floor"
when you went to the elevator with her
/ went up in the next car and watched
you buy a beautiful French kimono FOR
that horrid wretchl Is II necessary for
me to say moreY ALLfCE
So you see there are tragedies In
mems Christmas shopping.
But did this really happen?
Ask the man
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continually of ev-
erything - every
thing but what
III 0 ! III e wanted
most to know. In
due time { h e Y
drove up in front
of her home. and
the [ b re e dis
mounted and en-
tered.
"IIa. Holme!"
mere was gen
uine pleasure III
the voice of old
Major Allen as he
strobe forward to
clasp the hand of
the erran in
his warm grasp.
quite a surprised
We didn't expect
you until tomor
row. Cad. sir. 1t
seems good 10 see
you"
The ewes of the
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-24

RdFineuI ~ puh
died up and sent
10 his address,
and his troubles
are over. Bur are
they? There's a
sequel. 1t hap
pens that Mr.. Man
is buying this XII
mono for the
dearest girl in the
world. who is to
become his own
and only wife on
New Years day.
She has confided
to him that she
believes in useful
Christmas gifts.
something nice 10
w ar. for In
stance and he
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-24

filler which, without any OF the usu6s
trouble or untldiness. adjusts the CEN
tents OF the beloved pipe.
For the autonobilist or for the man
who travels indeed. for the smokes
everywhere this litth Gift is just tfse
thing he'll want
When Gift Hunting.
For the exquisite, the book lover anxE
the traveller In one. whether man on
woman, q gift par excellence would be-
a beautiful book rack OF rare wood
with much fine inlald work. whichs
comes from Florence Birds and
scrolls in intricate designs are deftly
shown In woods az varying hnes. For
the man or woman bridge tiend there
are bridge score pads supplied wills
covers of Chinese embroidery. Bels
pins and buckles are welcome offerings.
Give Her a PLAGUE.
lf you give your best girl a pendanA
she will be charmed. but should yams
select the latest ornament from gaa
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-24

iui HiiH w Ahe
next counter. Her
head is out OF
the question. So
far as Christmas
presents so. she
is decapitated.
Well. that still
leaves "a consid-
cradle portion OF
the lady adapta-
bic TO adorn'
ments.
"Where are the
Cremonas?" ask
the man.
I'VE don't sell
violins in t b ! $
store" replies
Miss Saleslady
go to n music
house."
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-24

youth were on the maid and he knew
On his heart that he wanted her more
than he had ever wanted her before.
But now she was silent. AS her ia
Their continued talking one little hand
patted a dusky strand back into the
ebon mass of her hair. She was beau
tsfuL She, was more to be desired
than ever.
And TO think" the major was say
ing, his fine old face alight. that you
and my little girl here have been en-
gagged all these years and we knew
nothing about it, Well, ! am glad,
Holme: extremely glad Thrre is no
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-24

Paree, Fla PLAGUE" she will love yorn
better than ever, FOR it's the smartesT-
thing we've had In jewelry for many,
moons
This novelty is "A round medalliOm
about the size Of a silver dollar and is
of platinum or silver but never %
gold Pearls. gold or colored stone~
are incrusted on the surface. and de
lightful color combinations are secures
by ename,
The little ornament IL worn arourG
the neck suspended on fine gol6
chain Q: narrow velvet ribbon With
Jeweled sill IS.
The Smart Vanity Set.
All girls like dangling trinkets. and
here's an invention that Is both swag-
ger and convenient Ii consists OF u
number Of toilet accessories made of
solid gold or silver dangling from o
bracelet ia the set pictured the ar
ticles reading from left to right are
lip salve holder. coin purse. powder
box and eyebrow pencil To these is
sometimes added for the very up to-
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-24

begin with. IN ROUTE
Il guess you're mistaken about hel
being my size" she says somewhat
scornfuily. secure in her possession O
the fact that she weighed l45 on ths
penny slot machine only this morning
Mr.. Man is embarrassed and help
less.
''I'll--I'll be back in few minutes
he says. having definitely determined
to get French flannel kimono
MIR. Man goes down TO the first door
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-24
A WHITE CHRISTMAS.

T HERE is one way to make
white Christmas even
- though there may be not
fake of snow in sight
Let the whiteness be In your
heart. Put aside all thoughts of
guile. Forget all the big or lit
tie bitternesses you may be en-
tertaining against some other
person. Cast out all envy, all
covetousness. all unkindness. En-
deavor TO harbor in your heart
only such thoughts and feelings
as the NaZarene knew when he
dwelt by Galilee Cultivate hui
man brotherhood Practice Chris
tian charity Look beyond and
above your workaday horizon.
Get out of yourself Get into
the hearts Of others
Then YOU will be sure OF a
white Christmas this year.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-24
SLEEPY HEADS.
BY COOLIDGE THOMAS.

III. yov Ho. VOL Christmas in
A de mawnin'!
Bettah hist away. 20 kids. is
wa'ninr
or folks way am TO set aroun'
de crate
Hatchin rikolections till dc houah
gifts late.
Linkum JEFF" son. git TO bed
Fo' yo' lose dat sleepy head,
HI, yor Ho. vol chiliun, des
A supposin.
While yo settin' derc noddin
an doxin'.
Dat oil Santa Claus comes a-prowl-
in aroun'.
ketchin' yo' awake when yo'
should be SCUM?
Annabella. git onstripped.
Fo' has to SEN yo'. whipped
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-24
a White christmas Dinner.

A White Christmas Dinner.
II you have had red Christmas
dinner so long that IL pals substitute
a snow scene In green and silver I'ut
long oval mirror In center OF table.
surround Il with miniature evergreens
and sprinkle the surface OF the mir
ror with mica snow 10 represent ice.
On the mirured ponds have Santa
Claus on iel drawn by reindeer.
Dress him m white covered with tin
sci. and on s back have a pack filed
with small fvors Tie each gift with
tinsel silver cord and run it TO the
various cove : with silvered place
card represel ing snow scene attach.
ed to the OF 81 end.
Have a Sim ar mirror masked in ever
greens at ea 3 corner. aud on It stand
a silver cand with shade of white pa
per sprinkle With diamond dust and
painted ia ~ iietoe
Use green ad white cakes and cam
dies in silver baskets or have mounds
Of snowballs aiade OF cotton batting
and tinseled y the bought glass filed
with nuts ~ andy Ihnre could be
mound bei each pate
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-24

date girl a cigarette case, with. q
course. a tiny receptacle for matches.
These sets won't do for the nervous
woman. for their iangling and tinkIing
are very pronounced as the wearer
walks
The Walking Stick In Again.
There are years when the walking
stick is not carried by men. hut this
Is not an OF season. so why not buy
the man stunning stick of meer-
schaum wood with The ever popal7-
straight handle dipped with silver ON
which the monogram Of the prospec~-
i've owner IL engraved
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-24

ably he had mar
ried pretty Beth
Allen. and as this
thought occurred
to Holme a Curl
Gus little trenor
thrilled up from
his heart, saying
as plainly as a
heart can say,
I'VE remember
Beth, you and /,
my master. and
that is the rea-
son why we are
come back - to
find out. "
Once III o | m e
had asked Beth
Allen to marry
him. and
"Dicki"
Pale as a stat
ue, the man turn
ed. There at the
curb. both hands
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-24
H0nME.5
lHR .IETMAS
z i%BY's..s z4
STACY L. BANNER

copyright. 1910. bv American Press Assoc
ciation.i
ut was Christmas eve Holme. a
stranger in his own land. strolled
lonesomely through the streets Of
his own city nor knew one of the
showing, impatient shoppers who Ell
bowed him from the points of vantage
in front OF the gift laden windows.
IT was seven years since he had
been home His mind unused over his
many adventures in foreign lands as
he almost affectionately gave shove
for shove and forced his way up
crowded Broadway. These people
were his peopIe-kin Of him. fellow
citizens The spirit of the night per
meated his whole being.
He thought about Jessly ana won
dered what had become of him. Prob
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-07

Mfu Cbas uaunister ana daugh.
Ter carried she mail % ns Willow
rgos.2y.
SIR. aud Mrs 0issel aud Miss PCT.
eraen spent the Fourth "a the Scott
ranch
Mr Gordon came home from Wash.
iaston 70 spend the Fourth with hts
fsmli,
Mr and Nra skipper SIR and
Nrs Gordon. alr and Mrs wiley
itlsnded picnic al tbs HHi home
O. the saIiey Monday.
Edward Patton attended the cele-
hraiiou az wcissr
Miss Allie shrimp went 70 Copper
field. Oregon. 20 spend the Fourth
with relatives
Mrs capron came ont TO visit her
sister Mrs Patton. Friday Her
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-07

According TO the latest dispatches
from Kansas that state which has
produced so many spectacular laws.
has now passed an act called swat
The Fly, aud from all l can hear the
common house fly Of commerce is to
become as scarce in the Sunflower
state as snakes in ireland Did YOU
ever stop to think how many kinds
of glies there are2 We have the fly
1bout-thats the beazine buggy and
wen soon have the fly-a boats. Then
there are the "fly.by-nights' who
camp around with bankrupt stocks
and disappear between suns the
'pop.up files" that the batter gives
when he wants to swat the ball over
he center field fence. the theatre
lies. whore the amateur singers get
me hook the drug store flies that
ho clerk puts lu your soda water,
Il YOU flg enough 20 know the
slgual. rho ny on the rlywhcel. that
ihiuSs De is making the wheel go
around. but isn't the fly You angle
with when YOU don't use angle worms
he horse Fly, that causes so much
ON sticky days, the fire
tly that seems SO romantic to lovers
CA summer evenings, the butterfly
That the adiry maid makes when she
3sss an oldstyle churn, the blue-bot-
,lo uies. that used 70 be around be-
.occ the war. and th2 flies that new
or psrs6 on papa.
will avail myself OF this lull in
he excitement to remark that we
have the new soft Shirts in the just
tight patterns, and they ara priced
saSiiy. too
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-07
raulTLAnD ITEMS CONTINUED.

The stockholders OF the Independ-
ent Telephone Company OF Fruitland
have reason 20 congratulate them
selves on the prosperous condition OF
the enterprise AZ ths present writ.
ing there are il0 telephones estab.
lished and more ordered. putting
the farmers In touch and facilitating
business and social relations. About
ono hour Of line out OF order Will
convince anyone Of the value Of the
phone Further We have free ex'
change with Payette. Ontario. New
Plymouth. and for the nominal fee
II 90 cents can talk equally as well
with Boise. Weslseg and other towns.
our manager - q capable. busy man.
keeping everything Ia first class
condition. and you often hear Il re-
marked BY visitors and strangers Of
the excellency OF our service. We
have material on hand for the build
Ing o. one mile o. cross arms from
cellars 70 Richs corner and swing
three miles Of wire on Pennsylvania
avenue. which Ia reality Is much
more. being circuit wires. Also one
mile u line Of Elm street There
viii be new directories Issued the
first Of next month. having already
been ordered
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-07

fof g i Cave g me depart.
nt - Gesmaa from the STATE
S. nal feaoul Il aihlca eas 10
81 ssinsss SATURDAY aud spoke
ataesar siif % me proEress
a&8a ia she south idaho m.
ioa TAs sehea has sr'at
fagl ssgm nbRA O. draN sta
Para $50 sln - eoshiless b. . fsw
v eae 81 fta largest Institutions
s hied Be- ~ Nesg
cat sad aAsa intefs ifaed
~ Aaie rio aiiaaai snzfigutiens %
As ast srai sissioa b. sails
Aas ffneiuE esaatrY fsrna
bgeF ftsg aa ooi come % Ida
aaisss ~ schoal sYsiem keeps
uab ~ rapias aeteleeins %
fiea3 aaa frem ms eoaace
ess iba sfsia Sermsi sehcel
sitss. 2m ssFg opsomistig ~
sns ssahos eaae<tiansi failure
eaAisg "a uofk done taefv %
2soeAill ronx sna ne school
- e9CgeA : foiiel - uxpsasioa
insafs 80 sff-lseeg enmmes
esie ui9h lhe Development ~
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-07

southern Idaho
we recorded 30 per cont in,
crease ia ATTENDANCE This past year
ever no preceding year and ever,
thlug promises 49, great a gain for
the coming year fhe faculty wlll
b. strengthened By lha addition OF
thres nee ttaehcra Coufges lu
domestic science and elementary as.
raHure viii b. offered Tor ibo first
time fieslnnins Nith the coming
year student may pBrsuo a couyse
o. electives equivalent TO nn.
strung year Of eoilese 90 university
work
one 81 ne finest Fymnhsiuuis %
lle norihu 80 viii 30 completed or
the campaa aaring tho summer Pres
iaaas Arilno win have charge OF
thc summer school al Boise but he
&c az preseut In ihe ea8t parchasiuE
lai9moni Tor the gyunaaium sad
interviewing prospective teachers
silss Mary prondiooi has already
been engaged 40 Supervisor Of
Training. sna Miss Amy Arey a.
Primary Critic Hoih hold tho de.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-07

gree a. NJ from Columbia University
and both have had the fullest pre-
pafation for their respective lines
OF work Miss Prondfoot spent
three years IN study In Germany and
has had ak years OF experience as
training supervisor In eastern norm.
al schools Miss Arey comes to the
Albion Normal after three years
spent 40 Primary Critic Ia the state
Normal school at Rrockport New
York"
The eall for normal trained teach.
cra Ia southern Idaho Is becoming
moru and more lnsistent school
boards are coming 20 see the wisdom
" paying wen for the teachers with
training The expenses
of cue school are 40 moderate that
any teacher or prospective teacher
with ambition may secure this train
ins, There Ia no tuition charge in
our school. and board and room may
be had Ia our dofmitorics at stt per
month The rooms are electric light
Cd, steam heated and In every way
desirable"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-07
woot SALE AT mlOvAls.

The sheepmen OF this vicinity re-
port quite wool sale at Mldyale
Tuesday OF last week al which An
derson BROTHERS. walker Brothers.
Goorgs stevens. Rob Cornett. Thos.
Carr John Kimbro. Andy Ramago.
Sam Gamble and several others sold
their wool clips at prices ranging
from fourteen to seventeen and one
eight cents per pound.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-07

For Sale Wheat and barley Hen
ry Hanson. Ind, phone 20-l2 25ti
Don't forget and try happy
thought sundae at the Palace Pharm-
acy
For alo-Oood work and driving
horse. Inquire OF the Moss Meroan'
Tie Company
Forget your trouble for awhile
and try a happy thought sundae az
Palace Pharmacy
Remember the Creighton Fruit Pack
ing Co will want packers this fall.
Their packing house Is the coolest in
the valley
u D. Sargent can furnish you the
California ladders Ia lengths from 6
10 i6 feet See sample at Payetts
Commission Cos office
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-07
NOTICE or CIVIL SERVICE Ex-
ANIMATION.

competitive examination under
the rules Of the q. y. Civil Service
Commission will be held on Saturday.
July 22rd, 1910. for the position Of
Rural Letter Carrier at Payette. Ida
ho Applications for this examlna-
ton must be made on the prescribed
form. which. with the necessary in
structlons and copies OF the regula-
lions. may be- obtained from the
Postmaster at the above named Of
flee
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-07

Gehrs can do your tin work right
and at satisfactory prices. See him.
Taken up-One dark irongrey mare
about 4 years old, weight about 1900
pounds. One bay mare aSe about q.
weight about 1900, branded. Owner
can have same by proving property,
paying damages and for this adj,
T. Wayne, Route 1. payette.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-07
JUST ONE DAY ONLY AT EACH TOWN

bbery about the house and Is
rell cared for lawn.
is desirable property and q
l at ihe price / offer it.
at office or write to
NJ. G. RIEBELING,
Payette, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-07

loHr troubles relieved for only rs
cents at the Palace Pharmacy when
%" lfy happy thought suudae.
"antad-Au kinds of blackberrias
berries losan berries or null
0eFries'-Payette Vinegar Co,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-07

laughter Edith, who has been visit.
Ing Mrs Patton for some time re.
turned home with her
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-07

Wanted Grain to cut with self
binder at 81 per acre. Thos. windle,
Payette. Idaho.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20
ODDS; sANofENps.,

Census eturns show a population OF
100000 for the Federal District, of
which 100000 reside in Mexico City.
The city Of Guadalaiar shows 1o1, 25S,
an increase in a decade OF II 900; the
city of oaxaea has S7,469, an increase
sof 2 s42o; chihuahua, 39,961, an in
crease Of 5000; Aguascalientes, A, 500,
2; an increase OF 9,74s. Puebla now has
s1Di 1913 Inhabitants.
Close to Olga Bay, not far from
sVladyostok, large settlement has been
founded. where in course of the next
Year the first iodine works In Eastern
Asia % Is TO be opened Iodine was hith.
Sefto produced from alge and seaweed
! which q We're gathered in the North Sea.
This seaweed was burnt to ashes in
! Norway I. which were treated for p,lrc
iodine in chemical works in Other, coun.
tries.
Construction work on the electric
tra am Y at Launceston, Northern
u Tasmania SIN has been commenced. Tho
I'VE and g half miles ofrails, bles, rods,
4 1sfly bolts, etc. We're supplied by IN
V American p firm for about $4,000 and
were brought TO Tasmania by direct
4 Steamer. The tram track will mostly
PC e !. single line, one with loops. Double
y lines 1gPi, WIN, however, be put down in the
busiest sections Of the city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20
/: Oil az
(San Aiitani ! ixDras'

Z For IalfSa century or more this
country has been turning its brigh.
test minds toathe work Of Material
development. Commerce .and indrus.
try have Offered the most. attractive
fields ofsendeavor. ItaisS frequently
asserted that the; ministry, states.
manship and literature. have suffered
soreiy The average American City
,ccouncil has been a joke .fori more
than a generation.
Without ssexcusing the business
men, 1t might be pointed out to aid.
vantage that, the city councils and
otherelected officers whish the Ameri.
can people provide have n sore temp.
tation. A, great deal has been said
how the people have been. robbed
through corrupt legislation. But
perhaps II the whole story were told
there would also be evidence show.
ing howl'legitimate commercial and
Industrial enterprise and smisrep.
resentations officials untiltfinially .the
bride or miserable political manllii.
airy, We're resorted TO in the interest
of activities that could we'll !. have,
borne the bright spotlight Of publicity.
The fault in this matter is not all on
onerside. "a ~ Il gniS.scfs. {.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20

John Astrom, who came to Moline.
ILL.,; from Sweden in. 1868 and has
worked forty:two years as Az black.
smith, in the big shops of tho Moline
Plow Company, has been retired on n.
pension Mt the age Of 65 years. Notice
that hs1 would be given the pension
was ;thnounccd"by President G.; A.
Stephens of the ploW onmnanY.s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20
sduclag soaat III .ta6 olld. aa EoBf9

ducing country in Stbe ofld., the COINS
try's crop amounting to 100000 or
100000 tons. Notwithstanding this
fact, its sugar market has been cap.
tured first BY the beet sugar, anu later
by cane sugar from Manrlins ana
Java. : y ~ '''s' e.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20

" 81 u
The feasibility ofthe Ontario hydro.
electric commissioners plan OF trans,
hitting eletric current from Niagara
Falls at High voltase, on which Wind,
sor's hope Of securing current from
the government line depended, has
been thoroughly demonstrated by se.,
seve tests Which have been made by
the commission on the line between
Niagara Fals!and Dundas.
y ~ tlf49 10 17E1s
According to Consul James NJ. shep.
ard, the Oliver Pillow Company, OF
South Bend, Ind has purchased 90
acres in the manufacturing district 81
Hamilton, Canada, and nnogneessY that
it will at once proceed t. expend ST..
100000 in establishing the largest plow
works in The British Empire, and ok.
poets to begin making plows in De
cember Of this year. 1t proposes to
start with 1000 workmen, and manu-.
facture for the Canadian trade and fo-
export. It's output will be sold through
the International Harvester Company
of Chicago. - = e.