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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01
North Dakota Kernels
Plant trees.

Plant trees.
900
Elstn is to have 3 park.
Mandan is to have creamery.
900
How much dust Is ON your Bible?
90
Get onto the soil and raise some
thing.
The Flaxton Times is running local
cartoons.
Mandan is to have busy year in
building.
Grand Forks may have municipal
slaughter house
Interest in the corn contests keeps
up to a high pitch
Some cities vote special tax for
advertising purposes
900
The directors Of the band at Grand
Forks want more support.
900
Grand Forks secs visions of the
Milwaukee or the Grand Trunk.
900
Gas engine breaking outfits are in
operation all over the Missouri slope.
900
Peter Bertleson of Kenmare is one
of the best known advertisers in the
state.
The number of telephone subscrib-
ers at Dickinson has passed the 500
mark,
Gus Kruempel was re-engaged as
buttermaker at LaMoure. He has a
state wide reputation.
600
Some fellows spend more time
growing about alleged hard luck than
they do in endeavoring to offset it.
90
Preparations are being made for big
summer schools at Fargo, Grand
Forks, Valley City, Mayville and yelva
900
1t is rather unfortunate that some
of the brightest weeklies of the state
are not very well patronized by adj
vertisers.
The church organizations of the state
are making an effort to prevent so
much duplication of effort in the
smaller towns.
The negroes form small proper
ton of the population in Fargo but
furnish large percentage Of the po-
lice court business.
900
The Morton county officials rejected
the proposition to furnish seed grain
as nearly all the farmers were able to
care for the matter individually.
900
Outdoor schools are urged by some
educators. They may be all right In
July and August, but there might not
be large attendance in January and
February.
John F. Haskell is back on the lob
at Bottineau and will make The
Courant shine. The press gang is in
terested in learning what Dave Carl
son intends to do.
go
The death Of w. L. Dudley of trhe
Grand Forks Herald removes a pioneer
newspaper man from the field of ac4
tivity. He was one Of The Herald
standbys-always faithful and loyaI
90
There is little cause for Editor
Burgster to become alarmed over an
inspection of the old files of The
jamestown Capital. They would prob
ably be as insipid and wishy-washv
as the present issues.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01
STUDENTS COMMIT
DASTARDLY OUTRAGE,

Spokane, Wash, April In
struction was suspended at the
Washington state college today as
the result of a strike Of students.
At meeting last night it was de-
cided that all the 1900 students
should remain away from classes
until the culprits who participated
in a raid on the girls dormitory
early Tuesday morning were ap-
pretended ana expelled. Pickets
were stationed today at all en-
frances to the buildings to prevent
any one entering class rooms. Dur
ing the raid on the dorn1itory the
beds of more than dozen young
women were overturned, and the
girls were then hauled around the
floor in their bed clothing. En-
trance to the dormitory was gain
ed through the upper window, the
raiders using a rope ladder. AS
the result of the affair several
young women have left the college
and returned home. More than
fifty students have been called be-
fore the faculty for investigation.
The evidence is said to be strong
against a half dozen who are
prominent in athletics. Several
girls are Frustrated as a result of
fright or through the treatment
they received. A number suffer-
ed injuries.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01

with the addition that he has spent
months in studying the water and fl-
tration problems and should be retain
ed in office through the construction
Of the system In this city. This would
seem to be proper thing on the part
Of the voters and taxpayers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01
ARRESTS KEPT IN DARK
Madison, Wis., Women Wanted i.
Witnesses in Chicago Gaze

Madison, Wis., Women Wanted nm
Witnesses in Chicago Case.
Madison. Wis, April 1---Men,or,es
OF the recent exposure in Chicago az
the absolute life cult, which was
lea by Evelyn Arthur See and whose
tenets were followed by hundreds az
persons and involved the alleged mn
lawful teaching of many girls. have
been revived by the arrest I'm this city
OF Agnes Chester See and Densie Her.
endenn BY federal secret service on
GERS from Chicago. The women were
taken into custody on a subpoena dacea
tecum. which has ali the force IT, j
warrant. and taken to- Chicago. to
testify In cases pending against See.
but the fact was kept secret and leak
cd out only today. Mentioned III the
subpoena also was the name of julius
=. aeneeke, but he was NOT taken
here. Mrs. See Is suing her husband
for divorce
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01
King George . Start pIant.

Winnipeg, Man, April by
pressing button in Buckingham pal
ace, in far-off England. King George
will officially open Winnipeg's $780,
600 power plant on Dominion day, July
a. Arrangements to this end were
completed today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01

Canvas that Is to BIZ painted can be
waterproofed at the same time by add
ing an ounce OF yellow soap and half
Ia pint OF hot water to each seven
pounds OF paint.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01

ar Jack Johnson is not violating the
speed regulations while in Jail.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01

fB' No wonder the Mexicans are sore.
Diaz has held the presidency twice as
many terms as Burke has the North
Dakota governorship.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01

sA' Spring must have arrived. The
famous Ringing Bros. opened their
shows this afternoon In Chicago. The
big animals the funny clowns, the
bands are on deck and the thought
OF 1t makes one wish ne was sitting
around the ring, riaunching peanuts and
watching the fun.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01

In cases of rheumatism relief from
pain makes sleep and rest possible.
This may be obtained by applying
Chamberlain's Lfniment For sale by
all dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01

G8 Indiana has put a nine months
limit on cold storage products.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01

ga This will be a busy month-base.
Observation-Disclosures revolution.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01

A hot air artist who ate just one
meal at the Metropole all the week
that he played at the Grand stopped
at the desk to talk with Nick, ST.,
.afer he had finished the repast He
was rolling off some of the banana
peel for. Nick telling about what a
great actor he used to be.
Time was when I travelled on a
special train" impressiveIy said the
the actor.
ooh. / see. taking care of race
horses was Nick's reply.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01

"a Is the commercial club secretary
secretarying?
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01

A1- Congressman Parsons of New
York wants the treaty with Russia
terminated-on the ground that Russia
has altogether failed to fulhll It's terms
with regard to treatment or American
citizens.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01
Tales Of the Street


II had an awful dream last night"
said Ad Leech yesterday morning when
he sat down to the breakfast table
lat Prizes while the bachelor bunch
feed
well, let's hear about it, said
Porterfield.
well, you know / dreamed | got
up to st. Peter began Ad, but there
he was interrupted by a roar of laugh
ter. when met old ST. Peter at the
gates he said to me:
Addison, my boy. / find you have
a good record with but one exception.
and 1t may be that exception will be
all right. The angelic hosts have asked
me to inquire into this exception and
If get a satisfactory explanation /
should allow you to enter the gates OF
paradise. / notice on the golden led
ger that you are recorded with telling
the same lie $4,000 times.
Boys, you bet, even though It was
a dream / knew what that lie was so
i just told the straight of it, / said
to st. Peter you see it's this way nv
brother is fatter than fat, and every
time we would pass man that was
the least bit portIy he would always
ask me if he was as fat as that fellow.
OF course, / would always say, Mercy,
Fin, no."
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01

G@'A Helena woman is bringing an
action for divorce on the ground that
her husband made her clean out the
stables She claimed her cleaning
work should be confined to the house.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01
Daddy 'sBedtnne
CL@,e~x Grandma"
oLOl " Chickens
UHe OF EsEM11tz811M 3
Pets

began after he bad settled himself
"she wasn't really grandma
grandma daddy? began Jack daddy
stoun him bv Eavn0.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01
WHEN's A MAN?

| WHENS a MAN? ...
Most people are familiar with the
excuse Of the old maid for not marry.
ing. She said she had a parrot thai
swore, monkey that chewed tobacco
and a cat that went out nights--so she
didn't need a man around.
There is considerable truth in hel
claim.
There is a wide difference of opinion
as to what constitutes a man.
Neither broad shoulders nor a bank
account so far toward making man
He may have great muscles-yet be
coward-and no man.
He may have the instinct which
seeks a bank account-but this is the
mere lust for accumuIation-pos
also by squirrels, rats, woodchucks and
pirates. .-,.
He may be handsome-yet there are
few so handsome as a well-bred horse
He may be tall and stately, but so is
the giraffe.
He may fascinate his feminine kind,
Some males of the lowest animal order
possess the same qualifications in
marked degree.
He may be strongly endowed with
the domestic instinct. So is the house
cat.
He may not drink-but neither does
a dog.
OF course, the proudest example of
culture and refinement possesses the
power of speech-a wonderful gift!
Who shall positively say that the
chimpanzee can not talk? Ants COM
municate their thoughts one to anoth-
er. The sentry crow warns his COM
rades Of the farmers approach with a
shotgun on his shoulders.
Man yells-and pigs squeal. Men
run on two legs-and a duck waddles
on his two feet. Men swim in the
water-but not half so we'll as fish,
A man! He must. be capable of sor-
row and grief. He must have a soul
that scars when he hears Madame Schu-
man Heink sing. He must thrill at the
telling of deeds of daring. He must
love a good woman. He must be will
ing to labor and sacrifice for others.
He must be on the square with himself
and others.
A mana real man-is not merely a
two-legged animal.
~ Were you Aprilfooled?
sT Easter hats will soon be ripe.
az Don't forget it's time to clean
up.
az Nice weather for church attend
ing.
sB Where are the Mexican lfbre
flags?
"a Is the commercial club secretary
secretarying?
az Jack johnson is not violating the
speed regulations while in Jail.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01

Those who heard Madame Schu.
man Heink last night were not aware
that she scrambled through d window
to make her appearance upon the
platform. Nevertheless such was the
case.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01

sB' Where are the Mexican libre
flags?
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-01

az Nice weather for church attend
ing.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-16
Gonberbore Bebnuptung NIT Besus
ouf bic GH.Htung oes 8ntes
Gnbinsn on ben bsutf6sn
aaiisr.
Gin Geitsnftiid gu bsm qoi4entosG'
aafD GiftmOrbsprpssb In
Ct. getsrsburg.
Die ruffifte Regtruue
psreitelt elm Jubeus
Maffaere

ct. petersburg, 10. Wot.
Die Resierung ionbte beuie Dis beioen
Winiiteriols genmten GoitfofF uno
IsnHeHtc nGh aieff, um ben gebeims
niBpolIen 9Dn zines GbriitenfHuben.
Nomsns sJofhiusfn. Der pon ben
Suben su RltuaI3peden erIncroet iein
Tcu, III unttrIuheu. Die Ebcticd,t,
Dab bic Hesierung I'm Giunne mar. bic
CfDHuna ouFreht 3u srbdlien, bat bie
iiinifdg @eu0fferuna eiiuCs beruhigt.
gs bieb gsfferH. boB tin SuoensWlnis
Intrs beabiihtigt iei, bic RtSieruns
ariff ahsr NIT o[Ier Gtrsnse ein. Der
gennHnte Rnob, iuurbt, fhredIi9 Ders
itiimmeIt, am %. iebruor b. :. In Der
R6be bes JuhenpisrteIs nis 2eihe aufs
oefunben. Die untpiHsnbe .unb iubtr,s
bafIeriife geb5lferung erbob nutiirIif
Ipfori bis @tfhulhieuns, boB elm Ri.
tualmcrb porliegs. Cine llnterfuhung
Der 2ei6e ersob, boB iie 40 ReHsr'
fpunben ouffpiss. Cine ppis moriems
llntsriuhung isitens bes prcf. Sbo'
linst1 srgob ferner, bab Der Rndbs
eemnrters iuorbsn mar. Sieben tiefs
Gtihnunbeu in Der RGbs bes GER
sens bnttsn IfIisBli6 ben lualen bea
Gtmorterten ein Gune gemodi. grof.
GboliHsfn unb Or. 5ufanoff itelten
isrner fsft, hdb bic Geidx 5 ober 6
Stunben nnh bem lobe ndfh elmer
l,obIt geifnfft fporbeH mar. ebe nod
bic 9obssfnrre eingstressn mar. War
min bornus ihIisben. bdb Soihfhins.
in in Der Rdbe bes iibifhen gisrtsIs
ermorhet uno bic aeihe BET 9ngesdn,
bruf nndl Der 60bls gebraft ipurot,
lpif ss bic Ristn Der 6aifiotH, elmer iii.
bifffn Ssits. Die ots Worbes ptrbdhi
tia iinb, p0rfhreibeH. Bran hess n
fisr Gin perbdftigss Womeni. hab ss,
rant bos iibiihe paffabs6eit mi. osn
W0rbt suIammtnfdlIi.
Dir Wiilfter bes Juneen Durot 5n.
erit psrbqitei. fpdtsr obtr In f5rsiheit
ssTebt, gsgen isiHen Etisfpaisr bat ii6
inbeITn fdipsrtr Dsrbaft erbabeH
Tit Nteierana idritt foTprt Gin uni
perbct ben 3eitungsn bic Ghulb bts
Wloroes Gnf bic ssubsn 3u fd,ieben.
DIR -Jnnin-. hos h<rpOrraaennitl
ionlsrpotipe Grenn Gieff's, rilsi ts
bnb neulih In Der Gumn cine SHifr'
pt[ld.ion iibtr bic Angtlseenbsii sineel
hraMi iuurbe unb iniipft baron ni
@enlertung. bnb man niht jsben mn
iieri6isH Wsorb ben Suben in bic Ghn,
he iditbtH miiift.
WiHbtr fir bic @er
Stddten.
RpgdIes. Gonor1, Meriic. Is
Ueai. s9,n Der 9ldbe bon ganans0. go,
aalss unb gldfc In elm ~RounDsup'
BON ca. 90 900 MiHbern. iDxlhe fill
bic Der. EsnGsen bsFssasnsl Iinb. aHsss
Orbnet. Gs 1eibs. Dab bic GiseHibii
nlsr sine fdfpsr< Ettutr fsiisRs be-
giehe1tn b<fiirdssn unb baher bal
g3iet sb<r perIfnnfn ipo[ltn.
MiIhsfm tn 2onbon
asHbon 15. Wlai. stoiftr Mil
f<Im, antEtrin gluguitt WittDria unl
gsrin1ejIin Dkteric louiit. ipsfhe es
firm HteSH sst MI Hfr ssssssF;H sss;esssiss ;S sS
.bctenSoIIern- IN Gtetrnet eintraftn
pssbsa tsait mit srossu 9utel pol
~ oe11G1esA 1eetf - IN -
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Sefiern iid) tn WserifD.

S6gIsia bic miIitdriiae Gage Inn url'
gsmetn giinitts 1T.
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Wetterberi6t,

SIR Dbio: Mllgtnein IG5nts
Wstser am Dtsnitag unn Wlittpocb.
obesisten BON Gtridrteeu am Wlitis
irod TIM sxtrtmen n0rbIidsu 9beil.
Der1nbsrIihe Winbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-16

Die SnIurgsnten errtngsH iiberaa
Siese.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-16

Die sbriihe a6iift Der Der. Gsanteu
nit gssug auf ben S6isbss
eerfdispertrog be3peifeli-
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Wegen Des ansebIi1ets ri'
tualift i1en aytDrOes cine
bod,graDige.
Die 8eb5roen seben iid bic
sr5bte Wibe, ben @abH oes
gslfes 30 ipioerlegeH.
Gtr 15 Sabre uIte prin8 eioi Seaifu
als Aailsr bon absifpnisH
proflamirt.
Die snelif6e @tto-gprIage Dom untsrs
haus dneeHommeH.

grTdieb.Hes aus benz Geutfaen Reid.
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Die Sirieoensansfdfsn

"a. :xcG Gl
0N SAtEVSN9unSItaYlS"
8effern iid1 ttt WSerifD.
I'm Spr SountitoSt olauft trteu,
Sos s.x rx;.S.r gAn, ou
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Grshsrsog Grau3 5srSt
naRS tauft SD9duu
Srtb's 9sitsuHs.

Rutbem nunmsbr Die 3pbessrtlGa
runa bes Grsbersrgs SobaHn Repomut
Galpator (ssobann Srt6) In 3raft ge.
treten III, bat i.st Der grsber8og'
16rpnfulgsr bic gnunoener 9eiisuns
aen bes geri6olensn augetauft.
gr3herspg igron5 Seroindao ldbt
tie @etGube unb 2lnlnssn. fopeit Sies
n0thio III, neu In Stoub fesen uHo
pta oie 9sfibuHgtn su fetnem ElHSs'
.ssa Gcmmsscxisnt5uIs un5eu-
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Der guu3e Staot SOnora bon ben Res
gierungstruppeu aufgsge6en.
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Gineinnat. aentaa, ben 16. Ma 1911.

INNER ungemiitbli9er. Ju ben BON
ibr perbreitsteu nnri6tigteiten iiber
Deutfflano liegt bic tpirtlide 6efabr.
Gie tbut bas aeuberfte. um pas britts
f6e Doi eegsn itns nuf3urei3sn. 8enn
biefe 4gitdtion fortDolsrt, mag lie eis
nes 9aass in sinen Rrieg dusssteu."
Der9enor rgurrianppnbem
Aonta pon Ga9fen
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-09-08
COUNCIL TAKES CTION
ON BILL FOR new PLAN.
VOTERS GIVEN FULL OPPORTU-
NIFTY TO STUDY MEASURE.
City Executive Committee is Asked
To Order Primary So White Peo-
pie Can Settle Question.

The City Council Thursday night
ordered an election to be held on
Wednesday, November 18th, to
pass upon the proposed amendment
to the city charter establishing a
Commission Form of Government.
The Act provides that the election
shall be ordered within ten days
after the signing of the bill by the
Governor and Thursday was the last
day for action by the Council.
1t is understood that Mayor Clay
and the entire body are opposed to
the Commission Form" but they
were determined to throw no OBJ
stacles in the way of the fullest dis
cussion of the matter. They there
fore ordered the Act printed as a
part of the Council proceedings and
it appears in its entirety below.
With the bill before the voters and
the election ordered, the people are
in position to express their judg-
ment and have a Commission Gov
eminent if they so desire.
Is the Act Defective
The point has been raised that
the Act is defective because it
abolishes the Board of Water and
Lights without mentioning that fact
in the caption. The Constitution
of the State requires that nothing
shall be in bill that is not set out
in the caption so that a person read
ing the Act would be put on notice
of what WAS in the Act. A person
reading the caption of the amend
ment to the charter would have no
notice that the Act abolished the
Water Board, which was created by
a separate and distinct Act Of the
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-09-08
MAR|ETTHS COMMISSION GOVERNMENT ACT IN FULL,
ELECTION ORDERED FOR WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH.
Motion

ordinance be adopted. Motion
carried.
This ordinance prescribed the
form of the Sewerage Extension
bonds and another prescribed the
form of the electric light bonds.
Motion made by Councilman C.
W. Carter and seconded by Coun-
Gilman j. j. Black, that upon re-
quest of Mr.. j. r. Brumby, ST.,
the Council change the name of
Brumby Street to Factory Street.
Motion carried.
On motion made by Councilman
&. A. Griffin and seconded by Coun-
Gilman c. w. Carter the Council adj
Journed subject to call of the May
or.
w. J. BLACK. Clerk
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-09-08
Legislature. The point is to be in
vestigated by Mayor Clay.

Proceedings of the City Council.
Cali meeting of City Council held
August 81, 1911.
Present Mayor E. H. Cray and
full Board of Council.
Council called to order by Mayor
E. H. Clay.
Motion made by Councilman c..
w. Carter and seconded by Council
man J. N. CAN'T, That the Mayor
and Council call an election on the
18th day of November, 1911, for
the people of Marietta to vote on
whether or not they want a Com
mission Form of Government; said
election to be held in the manner
provided for holding special cleo
tinns in said city, and under the
same rules and regulations that
govern the election for Mayor and
Council. Motion carried.
Motion made by Council j. j.
Black, and seconded by Councilman
S. c. McEachern that the Mayor
and Council request the City Ex-
ecutive Committee, which was cleo
ted at the last election, to call a
White Primary, said election to be
governed by the rules set out by
the said committee for the white
people of the City of Marietta to
decide whether or not that want a
Commission Form of Government.
Motion carried.
Motion made by Councilman T.
W. Read and seconded by Council
man S. G. McEachern that the
Council reconsider the matter of
setting the general election for Com
mission Form of Government for
the 18th of November, and change
to 18th of November. Motion car
ried.
Motion made by Councilman J. ].
Black and seconded by Councilman
G. A. Griffin that the Mayor be
authorized to get what help he may
consider necessary and look into the
Constitutionality of the Act estab-
fishing a Commission Form of Gov
eminent and let the people know
about it. Motion carried.
Motion made by Councilman J.
N. CAN'T and seconded by Council
man G. A. Griffin, that we publish
the Act establishing a Commission
Form of Government for the City Of
Marietta in the newspapers as a
part of the proceedings of this
Council. Motion carried.
Motion made by Councilman G.
A. Griffin and seconded by Council
man j. N. CAN'T that the following
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-09-08
announcement

IN and after September lst,
~ 1911, Marietta's leading
Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Store will be known as st. L.
Wallace Clothing Company" The
old Reliable DuPre & Wallace, is
now IT, Wallace Clothing Co.
But while there is change
in name, there will be no change
in the efforts of the new company
to give to its patrons and friends
the best goods at the most
reasonable prices, and to show
them every possible favor and
courtesy. 1t was this that made
the old firm SO popular and made
its name the synonym of the best
i'm Mems and Boys Furnish
ingS.
Representing h leading
Manufacturers of mems and boys
Clothing and the best shoes for
men, women and children, we
are enabled to give you better
values for the same money than
you can get anywhere else.
Come and let us prove that
this is true...we will always be
glad to see you whether you buy
or not.
We appreciate the patronage
of our friends in the past and
hope for a continuance of the
same. We will do all we can to
please you, and to show our ap-
probation in a substantial way.