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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-28
Srnitene. Solicit
og liae Ret fOr ale
She Srnit, tic EeOple anS tbr
Sanare 9eaI.)
ri u 6eooore q 0 epeit.
6ortiat.)

IT,
Sao meget ON oenne eregne
Gag. llt ON Den olminoeIige @en.
itanO. Ia min Administration be.
gpnot. ianot ieg life alene, at Mn.
titruitIooen i ringe @ra0 par frat.
iat, og at liOet mere par giort ior
at iaa SnteritatesSop ~ooerbol0t,
mel tillige, at Aigsrelierne bar ioa
nagt afiatteoe. eaer / bet min0ite
fortolfet paa iaa plot iorifeai9e
Nna0er, at tore 5orretningsmPno
bar tilbsjelige til at bebanole beg.
ge 2ope iom osoe 9ogitaper. Zen
d9ffe 6nnoIinger, buorpeo bet Ipf.
te0es % at iaa Snteritatel9om.
MERGE 2ooen giort til et brugbort
Snitrument til al regulere 2anOets
transport % ina reti9roig geban0.
ling al Sernbnnerne uoen at ifa0e
oisie - men tpertimoo iifre Dem
imoo uretf9roigbe0 bebsper life
per at o%pregnes. Get bar ogioa
nsObenoigt at %9ennemfsre anti.Sruit
2ooen. iom Den alorig fer par BE
pen gennemfsrt, baaoe forOi ben bar
! poo %2onbsaerne, % ioroi oct par
bp0enoe ~neonenoigt at lore De itsr.
tie aorporationers Weitre / Gan.
oct, at De par life og piloe life bIi.
be tillaot at betragte iig ielo ION
b9peoe ober 2open. "a bpor aom.
binationen uirfelis bar giort iig
ifpIoig / GoertrGOelie, tiener 2ooen
en- npttia OpgnOe. os i iaaoanne
1ilfpI0e iom neo StnnoarO Oil oa
8obofstruiten, beior0rer Sooen ct
Oirfeligt og tort 8oOe.
Ter anlagoes Ssasmaal imoo De
mGgtigite aOrporationer / 2anoet,
ION Ri par operbeoiite ON 6aooe
ooertraaot 4nti- 1ruit 2ooen. Dis.
lie Segsmanl anlagOes meget for.
iigtigt og fun / 3ilf9I0e, 6por oi
fslte os inn fire, at ri furoe npre
Soab ON Ell 6el6igt llofaIo. Salp.
isIgelig par bi beloige / De ileite
9rocesier al 8et1Oning. Get par bp.
oen0e ~nsooen0igt, at Oisie S6es-
nlaaI ifuI0e onlegges, % birfeIige
Sober opnaaeoes ne0 at fsre Dem,
for bet par fun oisie Ss9Smool
iom fit De itore a~opitoliiter I 2Ime-
rifa til fulotu0 at inoie, at De bar
5olfets 3ienere og life bets 6errer,
at De too un6er 9open og oiloe life
blioe tilla0t at upre oeres egne COB
gioere; og be aorporationer. iom
Ri forfulgte, bapoe Dirfelig ipnoet,
life BLOT beo at bore tore (bpilfet
ni life betrogteoe iom Spno / Jig
ielp), men peo ubRoerIig Brofsis /
5orboIo til oeres aonfurrentar og
Oeo at fOrifaffe fig uretfproiee 5or.
belle ira Sernbonerne. Nen ben fol.
gen6e Situntion bar giort bet ino-
lpienoe, of anti.5rnIt 2open life er
tilitrrffelig eIer ififfet til at m66e
ben Situotion, Der err en- 5elge al
mooerne 5orretningsforbolo og ben
meofGgenoe n9loi9e TorsseIie Of
5orretningens grug for tore Jam.
menilutte0e 6ormier. Com ieg bor
ingt, par bette nllere0e inOlpienoe
for mig, on ieg bar Breiioent, og
/ Weooelelier til aoneresien pnn.
peeeoe iea gentasenoe oisie 5nfta.
@en oa ieg gap oisie Neooelelier,
par Ser en6nu mango, Tom life fro
e6e, bet pil6e Ipffes os at pinoe
Sagerne imo6 Stanbor6 Oil, 10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-28
SafIgeliesbagen

9enne Gag iom religiss Sellis.
Dag bar i'm OprinOelie ! Rep eng.
Iano, og iiOen 1862 bar Den ppret
felret Iom EN- national 8afte0ng,
aarlig protlameret al 9anoets Bro.
iioent.
Reite Aar fan oenne tonne Srl.
ititition altlaa feire 90 4ars- Subj
lPun.
Oct er Dog life Anerifa eaer De
6orene0e Stater alene, Der boIoer
oarlig 1affefeit.
5iemme / port 596reIano boloes
Der ira eIosammel Sio al Ssitfeit,
builfen Set o9ientlie ioarer til Dor
ameritanife SafiigeliesOae.
5or enrigt bar BET oRret Sfit
bIanot bao0e Sober og Seonineer
OF feire reIigisie Ioffe- og Offer
letter PED flere 2eiligbe0er.
8or amerifanife 9nftefeIt bar
Dog oct 5ortrin iremfor anore Gam
oes, iaa blot hi peo, at Ben aarlig
Determines og proflameres Of 2an-
bets 9r9iioent, 6e~refter ogiaa al
@nDernsrerne / 9per i'm Stat.
Oct forbolOer Jig MI, iom oct
mao, me6 Den Berions Gro pnn
@uos 6oripn, Der o%pfororer til en-
ipregen Gag at taffe oe prize Ser.
rem for aarets Seit og sorise time
Iige gelgerninser, ioa er oct ioa-
re ifsnt, at oenne Tro far en- lao
Dan Nogt / Solicit, at oen s~perite
&egerinesperion feler Jig tiIifpn.
BET til at uolteoe en- iaooon Opfor.
bring.
90 Oenne Spfor6ring bsr oa ale,
ion1 / FRO fan iitemme 4poitelen
Sofobs Orb: al COB 8ope og al
%ful0fommen @nne err openfra og
fommer neo ira 2pienes 5aoer, bos
bpem ser life er 5oronoring e1er
Stpgge al OmIfifteIie~ me6 bierte.
lia Sof f6Ige.
gn6nu oil pi i9rlig min6e ON
Song 3apios Gpfororing til at
tnffe oe prize 6erren.
Snn Dor 10 lit Soils soerite 3e-
gent, Iaa | BAN bnr Ri 6n / ina
Senieen6e ct 3 9ltiinoe Gor GAM
melt TorbilleOe poa bore dmeri.
fnnffe Brriioenters PROCLAMATION.
2ps I. efs.:
Snl. 9. 2: Seq pil toffe Serren
al nit eanife Sierte, ies piI for.
tpne ole Dine unoerfuI6e @erniit.
ger.
Sal. SO, 9: 5offer Serren me6
6nrpe; og Teger for bnm pnn Snlte.
re me6 ii Strenge.
Sal. 80, f8: Seq oil toffe big |
en- flor 5oriomIing, iea bill LOBE oig
iblonot ct tnfrigt 5olf.
Sal. 70, 10: Wen pi, bit Soft og
SIN @~rasgongs Siorb, bile taffe
big epinbeIig; fra SIrgt til SIngt
bile ri forfpnoe bin Hris.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-28
Gn Gettdie

5 aorreiponOnncen ira gotauat-
TAME So, 5a.. i 9tr. 81, 5por Der
iortaaes ON DIR. .. 9tieIiens 9sO
og 8egraOelie, par 9ait. 5. Cert
iens Naun ueo en- 6orglemmeIie Die
pen uoelaot. @an par til SteOe oe
talte tiliigemeO gait. Gang os Ste
bets Yreit, oeO 8egraoelien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-28

Get er pill aoaliteten aerlig1e6,
oct ~iforter paa neO 5ormaninoell.
SOelig fan man ie OpiorOrinaer
poa Brent til iGonligt at baOe. 81
ter Siem er eiter De nDere SnnO.
beosregIer / 0roen, isr oct bar "a.
oebGreli e. Mon ifol babe % ba0c.
bpis man oil bebnre lin Sun9bc0
% / Oct belle gpl0e ior ciuilic.rci.
02en i'll. noales Miening ifol mal;
toge ct foIt 9oo 9per Wiorgen, el-
ter andres oerimoO ct Dormt 9aS
bner Aften, % after andre nnoiier
lunfne Babe 10 @onge ugent,lA.
iom mda tages miot paa 0agcn.
d set ipnes at iremgoo al Dc or,
ifellige HetningerS 9itteratur, al ois-
ie Neto0er bOer for iiB er nomgGn.
gelig n%sOoenoige, bpis man btnOer
liz ON at opbol0e lit SelbreO. Nit
ian er Der ingeu anoen ll6pei =
man moo iiooe / 9~o0efarret ilo
goot JON belle 3agen.
eaer ogiao bugge oenne e~or0iite
anaOe oDer, iOet man rpionnerer,
at Der BOG er mongiolOiae Meane-
ifer, Der npiten alorig ba6er, og
iom bog gIeOer Jig ne0 prG1t,ge
2eaemer, froftigt Sel6reo % itor
Siosfrait. Get CT Den Slogs Men-
neifer, Der oagIig mon erboeroe sc.
pebre0et PED legemligt ArbeiOe, Der
oriper Soeoen no og i~remlfpnOer
Stoiiets @efilen og lloifiIIelie.
Get 9~aOepano, Der iooIeoes tr9n.
ger no eennem Yorerne, opertrnm-
Ter lnn9t oet, Der bar til Opgnoe
al ifuIle nnbne Dem uoeiro. og ben,
Der iaoIe0es peo Sengetio oil ifrub.
be iig oper meo ct gront al9oe, b e.
bsper aI6rig at ba oe. 9on
fan ganife roIig bIpie al al 9eroens
8noefor meo 9e6e og foIoe 9eonin.
ger, iamt ale De tuiin6e Slags
Sfin0pomooer, .col0.creom", Bore.
aabnere oa gifin.iooos" - abl oct
er ct prpgtigt Gro: SfinofsOel ct
mageIsit Grol Mnn taller ON Niiti.
0ens niOunoerlige OpiinOelier. Col
ion fables en- mooerne Sefiemeiter
"a BOG er BAN ct rent Oar / Sam.
menligning meo set @eni. Der op.
ianbt Sfin6is6en. Get er topmaoIt
Snubeo.
giitnof bar Sfoberen eonnet port
9egeHes aongeri9e ioooan, OF Su.
Den ianr lit ltnoerbol0 ira iamme
6obrif. iom foripner De snrige Bro.
oinier. Nen bint Semi foritoo oct
beore. 90 enten MI oirfeIig De man.
ee, Der err imoaiinoeoe nof til at al.
be Genge no til iIiet Sufs, fsoer,
gaoner 6eres Sfino oerme6 eaer ei
- iiffert er BET, at for Opfinoerens
Bengepung oirfer Wi6let iom ct
3onifum. 90 oct er 10 ganife rig.
tigt ogion S~ope6iogen - for BAN.
st 59 fan iom befenot ipsrge
ON mere, emo ii Giie fan beioare.
Or Der no9en 6Ianot 2eierne, Der
fan beibare isl9enOe Regneitpffe.
en $40 itanr tsiret oeo Ell gpg-
Ming, buis 5ocooe er 30 500 lang,
gre6oen is 500. 8sirepplen er ore.
bet neo belt inOe oe0 5acaoens Rur,
iefs 500 ira oct enc 9isrne. aoens
.3sjr er 30 300 / 2pneoe. Snor
tore en- 6taoe fan aoena I.
grPsie2
Ter er Ell 9crs al Den norife Dig.
ter, 8inie, al mGrfopr0ig alpor,
0roft =, Gfa,hoA.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-28
Sfitler Of 2ipets 3egnebog.
Caf X

o8i oe6. at 9open er goo, bois
man bruoer ben looligt" WauIus;
s &bomionoiIIe, Conn, ueriere-
De nplig en- celeber Sag for Retten
On meoicinif Stu6ent itoo onfIaget
Tor 9igrop. Sans geienior gioroe
gploenoe. at Stuoenten 6uroe iri.
fen0es, ioet ban nemlig fln banoe
%ifaoret @ope0et al ben oeOe - Re.
lien bapoe ban grooet ne0 igen.
90 Ell 9opeo, Dour &onorl er oa
iaftiif life Oct inmme iom ct Gig.
buorfor ieg paaltnnr nnflageoe fri.
fenot."
% ie, Ben pie CONNER fonot,
nj 8eienior bapoe Aet. 9ooen befat.
ter iig life meo 6opeOrop, men Gig.
ROB. lliortsoet erflpreoe ban ooStus
benton irifenot. - Rpite Sang fun
De 0enne oa fife Jig en- arm, ct
Ben oio., ina ban omii0er pirfelig
bop6e 6ele Sfiffelien.
Get er Ben SIogs aomeoier, Der
er port 2onnpiens lllpffe, oe De fan
umuligt nnoet emo nfisOe 5oragt
for HetspRienet. @or goOe, febe,
imilenOe 9oft mnn BOG piit inb-
rsmme, at Der bnDoe otbe recall OF
fife judiciary" oPret poa iinBIa6s.
Men ban bar 10 ielp bpret CONNER,
oe ben enc Rann bueger life
gt hermeb life er n0tolt 5oroat
el1er 6aon for 2open, bebsoer
NOR nel life Of gre iprlie 5oriif-
ring ON.
@eIbefenot er Ben Sptning, at
6eori og Brofiis err to Ting. Get
gploer babe | boreerlie og | friite.
lig 6enieenOe.
ariitelia er Teorien: 5ormonor
boeronorel q IF. 3, II; Sch. 10,
25). 90 oenne 6ormoning ifaI lie
/ aprIisbeo Gilem. 81.
Men bnnO MI END @runOen MAJ
nntages at opre: meoens De fleIn
ipnes begapeoe | Getning al at Al.
be 5ormaninger, ipnes mprfppf'
big fna at esne fig til at tase
| M |. Dg bet er rietis ilemt. 5or
hpor inaen buer til at mootaae,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-28

let, VllJe, az WPrtoProlg NlDor,
Strait og Sfsnbro:
I'm fog. iom bepgier Del imot
90 fpsier oenne innrte ga,
Com greper al oi biarterot
90 neo | fnneet bill sci faa
Elf Del ei mnneein munoe iino,
Og ~ollerbeIit | liuiens ponr,
ut ban ben 6onn6i finite pao,
Com ilof bans oerite biorteinor.
Raor Sobet nnitrenger ia / al
lin aroft oa 9elbe, fan oct iIet life
aen9ioe SimmeIens gilleOe | lit
9pb. 5ffe Tor oct blioer title; oe
10 mere title. 10 flnrere bliper Sen.
i~peilingens gilleoe.
SaaIeoes meo Renneifet. Saa
lrnge BET peo egne 9eitrrbelier og
anltrengeIier bill isae at fortiene
Subs gpIbebng og BET epiae 9io, er
Der ufIort oa muoret / 5i9IeOpbet.
5srit naar bet bliOer title. giDer iig
forta6t og inoifpoer iip unoer ben
itore, cen @nne fulobroete @ernina,
blioer bet til noeet meo Sans
gifIeoe | sino og Billie, Der, Tom
Snrms tiger, tos ben itore
afsan9sefsnmen paa @oIgatas Ssi.
ifole.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-28
uOoeles Der 10 ioraapes, ben / Bel.

Get CT pill aoaliteten aprli9Ge6,
oct ~iforter paa beo 5ormanineell.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-28

Ter er ct 9rrs al Den norife Dig.
ter, 8inie. al mGrfppr0ig alpor,
Strait og Sfen6eo:
Evening journal., 1911-10-24
THE MARKETS

EGGS.-Standard crate, containing
thirty dozen eggs. Pennsylvania and
other nearby tirsts in free cases.
$50. at mrk; nearby good current re-
ceipts. in free cases. $3.50; Western
firsts. in free cases, $50.
GREEN FRUITS & VEGETABLES
Apples, New York, per barrel. Gravcp-
stein. $2.5Oa3.OO; ings. SO OOa3. so /;
Greetings. $2.25a275; White potatoes,
New York, per bushel. choice, 75a7Sc,
fair to good. 7Oa 7Sc; white potatoes,
Jersey, per. basket. 60a65c; Sweet POI
tatoes, per barrel, No. l, Eastern Shore
$1.75a200; o. 2, SOcaS100.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls. as to size
and quality. 10 1-2a12c.: old ROSTERS,
&C.; spring chickens broilers, as 70
size and quality, 10 LA II 1-2c. ;
ducks, 1Sa14c.; geese, 13a14c.
turkeys, 15a1Sc.; pigeons. old, per
pair, 2Oa25c.; do young, per pair i5a
AVC.
Evening journal., 1911-10-24
ODD FELLOWS AT
CHURCH TONIGHT

Red Mems Night was observed at
Asbury NJ. e. Church last evening.
marking the second days celebration
in connection with the 1920 anniver-
sary Of the founding of the church.
Special music was furnished by the
Young Peoples Choir under the lead
ership Of Professor Smith.
About $50 members of the order, to-
gether with the Daughters of Poca-
hontas, we're present. The sermon was
preached by the Rev. George c. Wil-
liams, of Laurel
This evening will be "Odd Fellows
Night" and the Rev. Robert X. steph.
enson chaplain of the grand lodge Of
Odd Fellows, will preach. The celebra-
tion will come to a close on Friday
evening
Evening journal., 1911-10-24
QUICK CONSUMPTION

Can be cured! We never knew
BRAZILIAN BALM to fail one time
in over thirty years-even down to
last stage-that is. when all other
medicine is abandoned-ESPECIALLY
ALL NARCOTICS-which kill quick.
and also kill the effect of the Balm.
Take 20 drops every 2 hours. and be
sure to rub on chest every night and
heat in with hot iron. It's magic.
Heals the lungs; stops the cough; /;
KILLS THE GERMS (the main thing)
which nothing else on earth known to
man can do Has repeatedly cured
Pneumonia in days; kills the ty-
phoid germ in days, and never lost
case of either disease-or any con-
tagious disease-which II cures in
3 or 4 days, OF PREVENTS II given
in time. This reliable old Family
Balsam should be IN every home in
the land. Get the SOC or 81 bottle
and be thorough. All druggists 9
bottles for IS or sent prepaid 3. r.
Jackson g. Co., Indianapolis and Ar
cade, ~ Y.
Evening journal., 1911-10-24
EXHUME BODY
OF AVIS LINNELL

(Continued From First Page)
and any knowledge of her physical
condition
Fourth-He will claim that the only
times he met Miss Linnell this fall were
at her request. and to offer her friend
ly advice
Fifth-He will admit buying cyanide
of potassium from Druggist Hahn. but
will deny that he said he wanted to
kill "a female dog" or that he asked
Hahn to keep the purchase a secret.
Sixth-He will produce the original
vial OF cyanide with its contents, so
far as can be proven, intact.
Seventh-He will give as his reason
for not killing the dog that the Car
ters. with whom he roomed, we're fond
of the animal. and as he intended soon
to move. decided not to kill the dog
Eighth--He will try to establish an
alibi for his movements on the Sat
urday that Avis Linnell met her
death. He will deny having met her
that day.
Ninth-He will produce letters show
ing that Avis Linnell regarded their
engagement broken.
Tenth--He will deny most of the
alleged telephone conversations the
police claim to have witnesses to
support
A Defense Theory Shattered.
The theory Of the defense that Avis
Linnell knew the drug she swallowed
was poison and that She took II
with suicidal intent, received a blow
today. when inspector Dugan declared
his detectives had ascertained that the
girl had made an engagement for the
Sunday following her death, and thai
she had every intention of keeping the
appointment
Evening journal., 1911-10-24

IN MEMoRIAM.
In sad and loving remembrance Of my
dear husband and our father John f. Hen
drixcon who died one year ago, October
%. 1910;
Oh the memory Of that morning
As stood with aching heart.
Seeing the one I loved dearly.
Pierced by deaths most evil dart.
miss thy kind and willing hand.
by fond and earnest care,
Our home is sad and lonely,
miss thee everywhere.
He has gone from his dear ones. his chill
dren. his wife,
Whom he willingly toiled for and loved as
his life.
oh God how mysterious and how strange are
thy ways,
To take him from us in the best Of his days.
Children
Evening journal., 1911-10-24
DEATHS.


George Lowry.
Alfred ]. Burton,
Louisa Erickson.
Catherine o. Carroll
CARROLL--In this city October %
1911, Catherine G., wife Of John j. Car
roll
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral from her late residence
No. 407 West Second street on Wednes-
day morning October 25. a. 9 o'clock. Re
QUEEN Mass ct the Cathedral. Interment
~ Cathedral cemetery.
ERICKSON-on October 2i 1911, Louisa
wife Of Franck Erickson, aged 50 years
Relatives and friends Of the family are
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late
residence No. 1870 Heald street, on Wed.
nesday afternoon, October IS. At Iso
o clock. Services a. the Swedish NJ. r.
Church at 2 o'clock Intsrment private
BURTON-In this city, on October %. 1911,
Alfred J. Burton. aged a. years
Relatives. friends and members Of Lenape
Tribe, / o. r. NJ. are invited TO attend
the funeral services at the residence Of vii.
liam c. Burton, No. BOT East Twenty-fourth
street on Wednesday afternoon, October 25.
ct $50 o'clock. Interment silverbrook
cemetery.
L0wRY-In this city. on October az, 1911.
George Lowry, aged 81 years
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
The funeral services at his late residences
ls2s West Eighth street. on wednesdsy
afternoon Al 2.eo o'clock. 1ntsrment private
Evening journal., 1911-10-24
Chinese Rebels Slaughter
After Taking Kia KianQ

SHANGHAI. Oct. 24--The rebels
captured the treaty port of Kiu Kiang
today after a short but fierce fight.
The Yamen, or government building.
was burned. A slaughter of ManckSs
followed the rebel victory Kiu Kia-g
is on the Yang Use Kiang river 1870
miles southeast of Hankow. II has a
god sized foreign colony, but most of
Evening journal., 1911-10-24

its members have already taken re-
fuge here. The imperial gunboat fio-
tilla was considerably battered In the
fighting at Hankow and two boats.
including the flagship with Admiral
Sab aboard, are said to have been
captured by the rebels. General Yin's
force is believed to have scattered
north of Hankow.
Evening journal., 1911-10-24
Blankets and
Down Quilts

Our window display today shows you the most
luxurious line of Bedding. Nowhere can be seen
better values than here.
Full size Wool Blankets beginning at sseS
pair and up to Sl2 pair.
At $500 pair we are showing one of the
very best values.
Down Quilts at $500, $3.50. $40, sl2, SIS, SIS,
s2o SIS.
Many grades of Wool Filled comfortables.
Evening journal., 1911-10-24
Foley kidney Pills.

Supply just the ingredients needed to
build up, strengthen and restore the
natural action of the kidneys and
bladder Specially prepared for back
ache, headache, nervousness, rheu-
matism and all kidney, bladder and
urinary Irregularities.
N. d. Danforth. Market and Second
streets. ADV.
Evening journal., 1911-10-24
News From Our
Garment Section

Velveteens are most scarce of all lines of mer-
chandise this Fall We are extremely fortunate in
being able TO show Suits made of this fabric at
S55 to $50 each.
New additions to our already large line of
strictly correct Tailor-made Suits are two models
in the popular wide-wale chevots black and colors
new collar effects, SIS and S2s each.
We specialize on Suits suitable for the ex-
tremely small women in 5l-inch, and 33-nch, bust
sizes, as we'll as for extremely large women re-
quiring sizes up to 52-inch bust measure.
Many customers are matching their Fall cos
tunes from our large stock of Chiffon Waists at
$500 each and upward
A new departure in our garment section is
line of Peter Thomson Serge Dresses and Suits for
girls. Correct in every way.
Avoid the discomforts of home-sewing and
save time, labor and money by seeing line of
Ready-to-Wear Dresses for Women and Misses;
models for street. evening and formal occasions.
Prices range from SIS to SOS each.s
Polo Coats in the popular mixed fabrics Top
Coats of serge, cheviot and broadcloth are shown
in great variety of models. Every price idea is
represented.
This weather suggests Furs and Fur Gar
ments You will most likely see both of the above
at lower quotations in price. Unless an expert
beware of Furs that have only price to recommend
them. Choose from some house in which you have
confidence.
Evening journal., 1911-10-24

MORE EGGS II you will use Pratt's
Poultry Regulator. Guaranteed or
money back. Ask your dealer for
Pratts Poultry Book Free.f
Evening journal., 1911-10-24

Reported daily By F. D. Lackey 4
Co. bankers and brokers. members
Philadelphia Stock Exchange. s4i
Market st.
Evening journal., 1911-10-24
FINANcIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, Oct 24.-Although the
stock market opened Arm today, price
changes were so narrow as to be
hardly worth while noting.
Evening journal., 1911-10-24
Balcony Specials

Warmers Rustproof fall 75c
line womens Short Flannelette Skirts 39c
womens and Chldrens Flannelette S100
SHOES-womens high in gun metal patent $500
womens high leather ............. So 80
gun with high $3.50
regular Observation-Disclosures. $500
Boys Shoes gun so and $500
Evening journal., 1911-10-24
III n- Iackev & 60. sav.

r u IdVhTI q NV11 0HT
There is no change In sentiment;
the market being entirely dominated
by the dealing Of room traders and
under these circumstances, our opin-
ion remains In favor Of trading po-
sition, buying stocks on recessions Of
a point or so, and selling on advances
of the same size.
Evening journal., 1911-10-24

c. |. Hudson & Co.. say:
Would not buy stocks except on
drives for moderate turns"
Evening journal., 1911-10-24
UNDERTAKINGS
james I. Chandler, " "a siSss sas q. 3.
Undertaken Ts5sDsSH''- IsssDssTs

noUREING HATS LOANED ERRH
fxn iius mourning goods always on hand
&CHAaRIEs9 eos Msrkst 6A
xsI<pAons s&n brings bats ts kena
Evening journal., 1911-10-24
Special for Wednesday

Lot of mems fine Shirts variety of patterns SOC
and hidrens Sweaters white grey S100
Lace Side Peang for Goats Dresses 25c and SOC
Chdrens School Handkerchies &c each for 15c
womens 35c medium and heavy black Hose for 25c
womens black Hose in ouze S5c pairs for sl00
Evening journal., 1911-10-24
Coats, Suits, Skirts, Waists

The Polo Coat with fancy s1350
Womens blue Suits satin lned special SIS
Womens Suits in grey and brown novelty mixtures; $40
Special lot of Women's S25 Suits; Wednesdays price
Womens Separate Skirts of black Panama Voe Sc SD
womens Waists of white novelty batse $1OO and $125
Evening journal., 1911-10-24
Kennard&Co.
Dress Goods

Fabrics for entire dresses or for tailor-made
suits are shown here in a great variety of the
most desirable weaves Serges seem ito have
most pronounced demand, both black and navy. at
SOC, 75c, Si0O, ST rs, S1.5O, $500, $3.50 yard.
Silk and Wool Poplins in all the leading
shades for street and evening wear at ST. 25 yard.
Batste, Henriettas, Broadcloths are alike
shown in black and coors.
Those who contemplate having tailor-made
suit this season should see our line of exclusive
Suitngs only one of style and color, with no
duplicates, $500 $3.50 $500 yard
Ask to see Fine Imported Broadcloth at
$3.50 yard.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-11-11
"rhe Truth About Birds"

Let us face the truth about birds;
nor be duped- by the beauty of their
flights incalculable curves. They are
greedy, they are impertinent. they are
Enthusiastically, they are brainless.
they are hopelessly unclean. They
have not even the qualities OF their
defects. The least for example, that
one could expect of such matinal crea-
lures would be punctuality. Myself,
have never depended on my wood
pecker to wake me at given time;
but l once had a friend who counted
on a cardinal-bird. Six mornings he
walked her regularly Just three hours
before breakfast. This, she consid-
cred. constituted precedent. On the
seventh morning. she had an early en-
gagement. The cardinal-bird had, by
that time, sought other easements,
and my trusting friend missed her ap-
pointment This is the real meaning
OF Brightness. "-Katharin F. Gerould
in the Atlantic.