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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22
GienbpmsGanbcl. -

UItHUUHESUUHUCI. = VItHUUIIlIIIt7
ne Horobpe og Saneborg / gmarf
err iolgt til 9rugseier Setter Sane
borg og 8aarObriiger Sans Noro-
bpe, Corp, for en- aisbeium al So
600 Ser. Eli gienoommene bsrer
tibsmesiig Islle, Sag og eleftriif
InlGg, = besltoen Sfog og oprfet
@real langs grieelpen. Oct oprfebe
Ireal ifal ifslge "2itre 2inie" uo-
itptfes til Irbeioerbruq.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22
Gbbc S~ertsbcras Sso betpber h

Soot Rtfa0ottHS ~pu ptippSl ~
Iihebougs itore me Horeesbiitorie
eft ueritatteIig Cab. ifriper "Worgeu.
blaoet". Sert5bere ifilIbe hare fire.
bet ON 5iosrummet 1030--t3t9,
Oct Ifinit, ban omfatteoe meb Ben
bsieite Snteresie, oa Tom ban beore
emo nosen anben too ruitet til at
bebonble. San bapbe allereSe for.
!9rgit %paabegpnot bet 'tore 8erf,
90 ri bsrer meo 8lpbe, OF ban par
naoct iaa langt, at gpbt og bel q al
Wanuifriptet forcli9ger fuIbfsrt fra
bans Saanb. Wan tor bel ogiaa
haabe, at ban efterlaber iia Sorar.
beiber, iom bill lette hans grptaaer
&erfetS SortiGttelie % 6itIoenbelie.
Gfterfslgereu pil imioIertib life bli
let at finbe, og rummelig Sio maa
Ser rimeligpis lepnes ham til 6orbe.
rebelie for Sen itore Spgaoe. Get
bar p9ret Sanfcn. at S~ert5bergs
9inb al Hor9esbiitorien ifilloe be.
gproe at nofomme neite aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22
Qorbif foor Wnsnerf,

8asoerf blep forleoen often fonIti-
tleret meb en- &apital al FAC, 900
Ser. Eli abminiitrerenbe Girefter
palgtes Std. 91tnfel. 8asperfet ifal
bpgges al Sirmaet Srancfe, gre-
men.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22

6oIfebsiifoIe | arsbsbcrreS, par ioa
/ mange aar Imtsifolel9rer oe til.
iibit geitprer al Ell al Suiferuos
amtsifoler % bsoe iom airfeianger
| Hefen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22
Sait b D NJ,
tilialas eaer tiaeie.

sl-oertisfcmentcr unoeF -gulies'. "1tIeie'.
"Iifdlas- % ~gfierfpsrefd" ioiter 8 gsrt5
pr. Orb, glaun 90 slorcsfe i~bereaHet. for 5oef
@aud. apsrtisfementer tnntGees lite for min,
ore cro 80 Gents. ReHge maa ufruotaeiia
~rehfsIge une RcfttuiHger. let Isuuer 10
Vie at 6ogfsre iad imnd GUNNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22
@amle Tplf. Goa 9onneru6 G

/ De iibite Gage Soanets to eIoite
WGno begrapeoe. Zen fsrite bar
Gb~riitofer 90. San blep "a Iar
aammel oa bar iorrise 8ung, Ser
fet bar / Drift, Smeb beb bette. Sen
anbep bar 8~aarobrllaer WarfuS 81
fen aopan9en, iom blep 80 aar gam.
mel. San bar boet paa @erfet / al
lin Sib o9 bar piitnof peb Siben al
Rasmi1s Slien 9pgningcr, iom MI
err Sen elbite Wanb pao gerfet, Sen
eneite, fem bar igien al Benz Ser bar
feet Ole Ssilanb, ba ban fsrit / 40
Iarene frroeoes beroppe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22
Stpr SIiebanbel-auS SIiepris.

Sensberg Spalfangeri bar / biSie
Gage iolgt til Samburg belle font
menbe Saions Slieprooufter al
apalitet o. til en- Eris al ca. %
2itrl., bpilfet ifaI bore ben bsieite
Eris, iom err blepen betalt paa lange
Siber. Ssnsberg Spaliangeri bapbe
/ forrig Spion en- SaneIt paa ben-
imo6 10000 SAB.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22

GOD warm, beligsenoe 2Wilfra
W apo On ttHtral. SaifatheuaH, SaHand,
tilialas al gieren; iHseH Ngeuter bebsOer
meloe ia. SeuoS pGr til Box 573, Regina, SasL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22
SranS. Sra Socnie mcboeles ber

SranS. Sra Sbcnie mcboeleS ocn
2bcn Sftober: Ssrgeu S~srgcniens
8oaro paa Rerre 2pnoeIic Mari or
/ Rot nebbrrnot. 3 Seitc og 3 aisr
inoebrpnote. Slben mcues pooiat.
- Sra goIborg meboeles Ace Sf.
tober: Sorsbag aften neobrGnote
q. g. SopaaorbS Gicnbom / Better
SaSiinq. Gre areotlirer inbebrGno.
re. Gitcrat StatSpolitiet bapoe al.
bolbt Sorbsr, blep Sopgaaro an'
rolot og inoiat / 9srre Sunobp Or.
reit, iigtet for / beritiet SiIitano at
bape paaiat Sloen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22
Santaiteu pper Carer.

gantaiten ppcr 9rrcr. Haa Rs-
fen S~irfegaaro er Der | CONNER reiit
en- 8autaiten oper en- for Here aar
iiben aibso. iortient 9Grer anfinn
Sppertion meo Snifription: III.
iciplc % genner reiite bam oenne
@autaiten". Sppertion. ium bopoe
Ell aliioig 2prerbeeapelie. bapoe i
lin 5io ppret Carer iammen meo
9reiten SIui Mabel peo en- pripat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22

Siliae Sennesjee bar nance g.. SOss0 .ns q qs5 Ittrrt @uESs,r i0s 0 mr., SF Ss +
re shmat De ar statsr. Tets gimtn sr forte s mufs; bets SUmrs sr saHss ostslgt.
upuertraHet for fit iuSc aama; 0mrnt 1900 ipS Ost SanOFaosn; Osrs rinetn @aata;
maen9 Rpsautcs o. mept hl 5Imr; Golf, Der fiber al anse. earS Observation-Disclosures,
HnSer hurhs enortns . bEtr Oe iqShsnois Rioreost Grast g SrsMtGssr 1Sysr
brinser tps 8rttr. sohafrne aRSraser ii $50 sRhis % Op pr aen.. os De iatses
Ipaa Ilabeu Tor so Gents. 5u6t OF al rent Sano. Snsen Ne9re; ngen 1alponet. 9pe
siater sose shtt @as fa4oinaprts 6an!.r set snS tr o pr Were %
nrnoe bmiekee STuegre 5Htu eier iupfaupgs cplpsninser. % n9pn hpb 3e
pnnr SQulrne. bHfrpeuee Start @5pler- nn@s tut = ian erre trpe pad nort
Ipa i er 3prmQnb. aeresie:
Plateau Land Co...
a. z auoeriou, III z Seaborn e., 9aHset or beisgtnoe paa Sam@riano vlatantt
- Gbiraap, a. arr Ser 9pSst, gorsm So. Tenn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22
Observation-Disclosures. Gen So.

Observation-Disclosures. Gen So.
mite, iom ifaI lbtale iia ON De 3 an-
ieaere til Observation-Disclosures,
Reftor @eitern DR.. Imuno 2arien
% Ganb. mag. Seip, or MI fprbig
meo fin Snoitiaing. aumiteen bar
life anbefalet nogeh al a~niseerne
tonrpnt til G~rofesior. 9erimob
foreilaar De en forelsbig Ginning,
Tom efter Sorlpoenbe gaar no paa,
at DR.. Imunb 2arien boloer Sore.
lGSninger oper &iesmaal. Snoitil.
linsen bill fsrlt bIi oifentligaiort,
naar ben bar pGret bebanolet al ga.
flltetet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22
Sslanbf Gitcratmriaminnb.

lnnoitc NtbenIfabsmPnb. Der or DO
iatte / aisbenhaon. bar oprettet ct
mt SclIfab ~1et islanoife 2itcra.
tlrriomfun6 / ais6euboun" Gam.
iunoct5 Sormoal err Of itstte og pirfe
Tor iSIanoif Siteratur og &ibcuifab
peo at ubGipe Glore OF pngrc Sfrii'
Ter nebrercnbe S5Ion6S SiItoric %
Rntlr, &itcratur og ~iociale Sorbolo,
Nnlcbningcr til oct me Selifobs
Stiitclie or, Of oct islanbifc literGrc
Sclifabs fisbenhapnife NfoeIing ifior
blep fIpttct iii ReDtiauif, eiter al Oct
/ benpeb 100 glar bar uoettet mere
enc noqcn nnoer Screening iii Srem'
me al ben me islanbite Siteratur
ScIifabets 5ormano er 0iag. art
Honi Weliteo,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22

Stprt 2esat. afospe aisbmanb
Sans 2ubpig Rsrregaarb / Ssns-
berg bar peo Seitamente ifipnfct fin
Sorlnl,e paa 10000 ar. til ct 2egat,
Der ifal bore bans Rapn. Henterne
ifaI ubbeles / Yortioner al 24O SIR.
oarlig til pGrbige treneenbe pIbrc
Gnfer eler ugiftc Gamer at Tsns.
hprn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22
Sneplpaen uSc. SSro Sromss m

SneplD9en noe. Srd Sronls6 neoz
beles ben 4be Oft: Ser bar / flerc
Gage raiet cit Storm meo enc.
Sbag er Sneitormen iaa polbiom
iom paa Ben pprite Sinterbag. Sncs
plo9en fiertes ioag % Der er gobt
SlGoefere / @a6erne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22

Stort 3esat. Seh ben nplig / ari-
~itiania ofosoe enfefrue giraitbe
Soen, fsbt Sabricius, og for afosoe
Niano @eora Sdilbfiht Soeas &C.
itoment al 1870 err oet beitemt, at
5ormuen fol eaa til ct 9eaat, iom
ifal beitpres al Sfiens WoaiItrot o.
5ormanoifab, og bpiS Tenter ifal
anpenoes til at sibe fattige 9srn rra
Sficn en- iuloitpnbigere % beore
Sporagelie, enb oct al SattigpGienet
fan oentes. SegotfapitaIens Stsr.
relie er for Siben life paa set rene,
men antages at bile breie fig ON
10000 ar,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22

Silialss.-g balu Section pent
gauo nat 9riscpu. 200 acres ppoprs
tet. s22 pr. We're. !smpeIise a~itetahH9er.
gopiu Ruble, 7rise0a, X. 3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22

Gienoomsiala. TroprietGr Sra.
ritp 9ie bar ioIgt @aorben "Hsr,
holm", 1t5 5br. Sonb, meo geiPt.
ming iii 8aaroeier Chr. gorup for
5000 Str.
MgQeeicr 8. aragb al Hebe.
msQc bar fiebt I. Suenbiens 8aarb
/ ggebicrg peo Soriens meb geipt.
MING, gpl og aplsreoituber for 49,.
900 aroner.
"gorreaoarb" / Spiobierg pna
5bpbolm, bpiS l~lOlGnger nplig neo.
brpnote, err al Gieren. Sesiel Rsr.
bierg, iolet iii lloitptning til Seite.
ban6lerne Rathmaun / aoloing %
,,enien.@ arsluno i Rungiteb for So
600 SIR. uoen &eiptuing og Snoer'
tor. 8aar6ens Ireal err 1876 Tor.
Qano, Sartforn 9 Sor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22
Sieloent SiIfrloe.

Sielbcnt SilfGloe. @oroehfielb.
ffeS "Saafon Den Zoe" bapbe paa fin
iioite Sur fra Repcaitle til Bergen
ct operbpnoie @eir. Sfibet bapbe
bIanbt anbet faa bsi Sid, at Iepenbe
Glib blep ifpllet inc pau Spffet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22
Rist gaIcfifcri. Sra Struer mco.

Riet Ialcfifcri. Sra Struer meo.
beleS Den 2oeu Sftober: Se sltliae
@inoe, Der bar bcrifet / Here Sage,
bar bragt iaa mango Aol mo / Sior.
Sen Tom ingeniinbc isr. @aaoene
fan life riimme 6ongiten. 6Iere 81
ifcrc bar mat bapt for 800 Ser. aaI.
s Ell Hllic or ser iouact 1900 Tuno,
ser bctales mco IS Ore pr. Iuno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22
ct eaet SilfGlbe al Sareppbr

st eget Silf9lbe at Sareoporet
fan man M ON 9agen ie paa 8aar-
Sen Setbre / Sfiebergoalen, ifriper
"Sarpen" 26be Sept. Ssnbag ben
22be Sept. blep Ser ifiibt en- itor
Sure / 2oien. Zen blep itrar aab-
net og 6 lepenbe llnger fom frem.
Sfptterne bar bisie biem og opam.
met Dem paa en 9anin; og MI ON
9ueen far man ie 2 gienlepenbe
itore % friIfe, boppenoe og Iepenoe
Sarer paa @aarostunet iammeitebs.
&c briffer apmelf os ipiier aaal.
blade III. III.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22

eeuo "2eecrdbsp Soften i'll sIGatrirae %
geuner I @dmleIapoet. - Tirsodss 90 5re'
saaSunaabeu foiter $3.50; Srebassuoaaoeu
cTene. S1.25 pr. sIlr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22

Granger &C en- Spmnifine? "Sus
oennen" er iaa goo ioni nosen anSen
epmaFine til ben SotbeIte Pris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22
Siemlia Spalfanait. Wens Sc b

tpbeligite Spalfangerielifaber briper
lin Sangit / De arttarftiife Hesioner,
err oct al Snteresie at bsre, at ogiaa
Spalfangit peo De biemlige apiter
fan Isnne fig. Stoffe Spalfanseriel-
fob, iom fanger ubenfor Bergen, bar
paa lin fsrite Waaneo bapt ct lto.
butte al II Spal. Sriften ipnes iaa-
Ieces at bli lsniom, og man t9nfer
aQereoe paa of ubpibe &apitalen for
at funne bolbe TO Sangitbaabe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22

gonbo bill inSleoc, % Serpao biz ser
blipe 1aIcr al Vroiesior 5. aorne.
rlp ! RosfiIoe % 5~oritanoer III.
1reoitrnp, RosfiIbe S%siifoIe, og emo.
ptoere Sang og Nuiif. p%asienbe til
Setltgbeoen. Ironnina WnrJretbes
Sorfoiag. bpiS Reitauration oil pRre
fliloenot til oen 1iS, oil bIipc taget
| Stcipn, Gageu i~li,ttcr meS Ell 5eits
mlooag. alItusmiriitcr Ippel bar
Iooet at tomme, OF IiaeleoeS or 6or.
mdnoen for bonif biitoriif SrneSfor.
eting. Der omiotter ionntIiac 9droets
biItoriifc Samiunb, 8rofesior Sans
SIrif inobuot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22
ct. Shomas Sapn.

gen al Sftober nil Sc ieritc IrbeiSer
peb ct. 5bomos Sapn blipe nbbuot
/ 2icitation. Get fcritc, Der ta9es
iat paa, or ifelac "Riget" llobpb.
ningS. oa SpipIbuiugSarbeioer for at
t~ilneiebrin9e Irealcr, bporpaa Ger
ifal opisreS araner, Gafbuie % Zig.
nenNc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-22
era Odnmarf.
st hamaut l,rOieft. auSeIsoritoI.

glberti. Otter bpao "RoSf. Taa.
blao" criarer ira goo Slide, ifrioer
glbertis Sclbreb aoot ircnoo. San
ipiicr MI belt aoot % fommer iig
ipnligt. San fan itaa Sinte eiter
Sime pg itirre arubIenoe no 40 Bin.
bnet. aun TO 8anae ON Waaneoen
iaar Ilberti 9eisg al lin Setter.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-11-13
PAVE THE BOULEVARD.
From the Atlantic City Press.

From the Atlantic City Press.
Traffic has become so heavy over
the meadow boulevard that it is next
to impossible to keep the road in any
state of repair with gravel or the sof-
ter binders which have been expert
mented with. The unusually heavy
automobile traffic over this road
makes it imperative that it shall be
paved with some bituminous cement,
similar to that with which the end
next the Albany avenue bridge is paw
ed, or that which is being laid on the
Shore Road.
1t is now costing the county heavy
sums every year for the maintenance
of this road, and there is no way in
which this expense can be reduced ex-
cept bv having thesroad covered with
hard surface.
Automobile tires cause the roads to
become cut up and the suction from
the tires pulls out the top dressing
and then the loose stones of the ma
cadam roads. The roads of gravel or
macadam are not strong enough to
resist the heavy suction of the rubber
tires and it takes but a short time for
a road Of either gravel or macadam
to be ruined
But with the hard surface the rub
ber tires make no impression. The
road costs a great deal more at first,
but in the end it is the cheapest kind
Of a highway. They are building
highways with hard surfaces all
through the country and they are Civ
ing perfectly satisfactory results.
AS soon as the Board Of Freehold
ers can get through with the road pa
wing which they have on hand at pres
ent, they should turn their attention
to the paving of the meadow boule-
ward with a hard surface. 1t is some-
thing that would be greatly appreci-
ated by the taxpayers, because it
would cut down the heavy mainte-
nance cost that is now necessary, and
it would be a source Of unbounded
satisfaction to the users of the road,
especially the farmers who have hea-
w loads of produce which they bring
to this city. 1t would make the haul
vastly easier upon their horses.
This is question that the Freehol-i
ders should give their careful atten-
tion as soon as possible.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-11-13
WORK AT HAND.

If you cannot on the ocean
Sail among the swiftest fleet,
Rocking on the highest pillows,
Laughing at the storms you meet
You can stand among the sailors,
Anchored yet within the bay,
You can lend hand to help them
AS, they launch their boats away.
If you are too weak to journey
Up the mountain, steep and high,
You can stand within the valley,
While the multitudes go by;
You can chant in happy measure,
AS they slowly pass along
Though they may forget the singer,
They will not forget the song.
If you have not gold and silver
Ever ready at command;
If you cannot toward the needy
Reach an ever open hand;
You can visit the afflicted,
Ger the erring you can weep,
With the Saviour's true disciples
You tireless watch may keep.
If you cannot in the harvest
Garner up the richest sheaves.
Many grain, both ripe and golden,
Oft the careless reaper leaves;
Go and CLEAN among the briars
Growing rank against the wall,
For lit may be that their shadow
Hides the heaviest wheat Of all!
If you cannot in the conflict
Prove yourself soldier true,
If, where fire and smoke are thickest
There's no work for you to do,
When the battlefield is silent
You can go with careful tread;
You can bear away the wounded,
You can cover up the dead.
Do not then stand idly waiting
For some greater work to do,
Fortune is lazy goddess,
She will never come to you;
Go and toll in any vineyard,
Do not fear to do and dare,
If you want field of labor
You can find it anywhere.
- Pittsburgh Observer.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-11-13
IDLEwooD.

Responding TO an lnVlLaJlOn from
the Mckee City church, few MEM
bers of the lakewood church paid a
visit there recently. The service, led
by Mrs. Pirrot, was an extremely
good one, and the singing alone was
well worth the long walk that had
been made to hear it. The hymns
were new, with the most attractive
tunes, and made more attractive by
the excellent playing of the organist
and fine singing of the leaders. The
schoolhouse is the place services are
held, so naturally the visitors inspect
ed an exhibition of the work of the
day scholars. An array of white
aprons neatly made and beautifully
laundried caught the eye at once.
The whole exhibition of handiwork
does great credit to scholars, teacher
and community.
The prospects for the Ice Cream
and Cake Social, Saturday night, No
yember is, seem very bright. Most
of the 100 tickets printed have been
disposed of and general decision to
be present, with or without tickets,
5 what one hears, both from Mckee
City and lakewood. If each one
would take up more of these social
gatherings and be present to ex-
Nlange friendly interests and ideas,
4, would go a great way to tighten
the tiredness from our daily work, be
a bright something to look forward
to, and help to getsus out of the ruts
we all seem to have settled in. We
will have some outside friends to the
Social. Miss Glendora Walker will
no doubt be among them. Many
quarts of ice cream will be ordered
( for the evident demand Of this Satur-
dav night. Lots of cakes bought and
a number donated Altogether we
are sure of thorough social pleas
ant time and possibly also be enter
tanned with. some good singing.
A few weeks ago Mr.. Ford, OF At
lantic City, took charge of the ser
vices of the First Baptist Church OF
lakewood and most energetic and
interesting leader he made. He in
tends leading services here as often
as possible this winter. Meanwhile,
he viii have charge of a new mission
in the Inlet district Of Atlantic City;
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, sister and
friend, attended these Services and
other services here and have made
known their intention to take up and
assist with the work
MrA and Mrs. Taggart, with their
interesting little brood have moved;
We are glad to see that the removal
did not take them out OF the neigh
borhood. The house they left, it IS
said, will be occupied by new resi-
dents.
visitor we like Ito see. A pleasing
sense Of encouragement and cheer IS
left as a memory Of her visit. The
duties Of a very busy existence 90
NOT prevent her remembering the So
cial claims of neighbors. 1t is to
Mrs. Bridges that the First Baptist
church of lakewood is indebted for
the suggested donation by one of her
Atlantic City customers, who has
heard of the church here, Of a large
pulpit bible.
II has not been from a spirit OF IN
difference that the several new resi-
dents of lakewood have not been more
cordially received. 1t has just been
q Ease of everyone having SO much to
do during the summer months: The
season now will bring more leisure
The Pleasantville press., 1912-11-13
Flagged Train With Shirt.

Tearing his shirt from his back an
Ohio man tagged a train and saved it
from a wreck, but H. 7. Aston, Raj
eigh, N. c., once prevented a wreck
with Electric Bitters. II was IN a
terrible plight when | began to use
them,' he writes, "my stomach, head,
back and kidneys were all badly af-
fected and my liver was in bad condi-
ton, but four bottles Of Electric Bit
ters made me feel like new man.
A trial will convince you of their
matchless merit for any stomach, liv-
er or kidney trouble Price so cents
at All Druggists. adv.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-11-13

and it is hoped our new people will
have no further reason for complaint
or criticism in this direction, but that
an exchange Of calls will be in order.
This should be the condition between
older residents also.
The 65th anniversary of Mrs. John
J. McDevitt's birth will be celebrated
November 11th. This birthday finds
Mrs. McDevitt in very good health,
and it is sincerely wished prosperity,
good health and happiness will be
hers through many more birthdays:
Always there is some sort of celebra-
ton Of the day by her family. This
time it will be little outing, followed
by specially prepared supper.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-11-13
PENNINGTON.

Miss Eva Ireland, of Owensboro
KY, is spending the winter with hel
sister, Mrs Fred Larned
Mrs. T. Russell Adams is visiting
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Reed, at Cam
den..
Misses Nellie, Stella and Hattie
Adams spent the weekend in visit
ing relatives at New Gretna.
The four Raine children have re-
turned to school, after having beer
confined to their home for two weeks
with chicken-pox. The Jones child
rem are also confined to their home
with chicken-pox.
Mr.. Jack Williams has moved into
the house belonging to Mr.. Walter
Ware.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-11-13
PURE OLIVE OIL AS GOOD AS A PERPETUAL VACATION

returned from summers outing btgeaHyr renewed linn and
sromyo
0
lose all Olive
wifk yo In running order famedCh won
the deual in
onds and it is notn bu
OIL haps wilat like this oil
h r it a a. m ain as makes people a ualy
band rbna be So
sin the m mae will It doe
beautifully and oil is used
every by uup in soluble
slip the oil
into Nnypeop send for capsules shom ntmiesa
The Pleasantville press., 1912-11-13
BIG TRAVELLING
MINSTREL TROUPE.

Manager Humphries has just sign
ed contracts with Al. ]. Fitzpatrick's
Minstrel Co. for Nov. 28th and 10Th.
Special Matinee on Thanksgiving
Day. The Prices for this big attrac-
ton will be 10c and zoe. Reserved
Seats will be on sale at the Box office
Of the Palace Theatre one week in
advance.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-11-13

Hunt the buyer who wants to buy
and the seller who wants TO sell
through the cent-a-word column Of
The Pleasantville Press, then your
deal is two-thirds closed. No sales
manship is required under these cir
cumstances- salesmanship costs
money-many times the cost Of a
want ad
The Pleasantville press., 1912-11-13

Is your husband cross? An iirita-
Bile, fault finding disposition is often
due to "a disordered stomach. A man
with good digestion is nearly always
good natured. A great many have
been permanently cured of stomach
trouble by taking Chamberlain's Tab
let's. For sale by Thomas F. Craw-
ford, Druggist. adv.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-11-13

Any skin itching is a temper-test-
er The more you scratch the worse
it itches. Doan's Ointment cures
eczema-any skin itching. At all
drug stores. adv.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-11-13
Many Children are SickIy.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children Break up Colds in "a hours,
relieve Feverishness, Headache, Sto-
mach Troubles, Teething Disorders,
and Destroy Worms. At all drug
gists, 25c. Sample mailed FREE.
Address, Allen S. Olmsted, LIE Roy,
N. Y. adv.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-11-13

long time ago when pharmacy chemistry and medicine
their early infancy the old chemists who pioneers in dis
covering heahhepng drugs wont to manufacture
and distll preparations in their front windows.
Many medicines of many hue process Of manufacture were
thus often shown the wondering public who learned
know the Apohecay Shop by the bottles containing col
ored liquids, on display.
Time required larger quarters than window for the
ufacte of medicine but two bottles still left serve
sign to the public.
These large bottles again gave place to elaborate
until shown elaborate bottles supported by pedestas
suspended by brass chains.
When you the at night look for the green light Of
show bottle is the sign Of modern pharmacy where pure
drugs equipment and education operate reconstruct your
health Within the walls Of to be found medicines
from many cLmes All the old reliable medicines together with
all the newest dependable discoveries Worry the medicines
you take entirely dsap M both for you and your doctor when
fill your drug orders an compound your prescriptions.
Let the Green Light Of our Show Bottle be bea-
Of health and happiness to you, to steer by when
you are near the shoals and shadows Of sickness and
failing health.
mel Of through sklly
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The Pleasantville press., 1912-11-13
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-07
SOME TEACHERS
GET NO RAISES
No Provision Made in City's
Budget for Complete Salary
Increases.

Owing TO misapprehension as to the
increases in teachers salaries provided in
the city budget. many teachers are disap-
pointed today that their pay checks for
September did not show a raise of 5 per
cent.
A 5 per cent increase in the salaries of
all the public school teachers was granted
oy council in January, but the increases
In September come only to those entitled
TO them under the Grant Gambler ordi-
nance. which bases increases on the
length of service.
Many teachers get increases, but those
scheduled TO draw the minimum and max
mum salaries do not.
Alderman John S Gambler. chairman of
the council finance committee. said today
that the revised budget would be submit
ted to council this afternoon. No import
ant changes were made in the old budget
but 1t contains many adjustments of de-
tails.
There was no new money available and
no new appropriations have been made