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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-03-28
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TEXAS NEEDS
GREAT MEN
XXI. IMITATION

AN art exhibit in Greece the birds peced cluster Of
grapes painted by Zeuxis perfectly nature inflated
Appeles painted the picture of a horse so perfect that
horses passing by neged their recognition another
Of the judges started draw back painted by
Parrhasus and the Greek historians tell that fauess
their art deceived both and animals Since the beginning
of civilization have struggled initiate nature have
perhaps widely missed the any other
line of human endeavor
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-03-28

A. W. Hensiey returned this
week from the home of Mr.
Traflet. near the east line Of
Lubbock county. where he has
been building a large barn Mr..
Trahlet is fixing up a splendid
ranch home out there He has
FIVE sections all under fence.
part Of which is fenced with hog
wire, where ne will keep a
small bunch of sheep. He will
also have number of good
mares. He is preparing to stock
farm in a way that will make for
himself some money and reflect
credibly to this country.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-03-28

Change Institute Oay

The time Of meeting for the
Farmers Institute at the Acuff
school house as announced last
week in these columns has been
changed from the third Satur-
day night in April to the first
Saturday night This change
was made to get the benefit of
the moon light nights. Please
bear this change of date in mind
that you may not miss the OPP
portunity of attending.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-03-28

j. w. Dickens and Jessie Cam
non made a business trio to Bel
ton and Temple this week, and
Jim came back minus his whis-
kern. Florence vidstte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
New Songsis..G Gospel Combined

Tag Board SIS the 100. Board Cover, SIS the 100
Single copy. postpaid, zoe and 32e. RsturaAbls # no. desired.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
Gen iGuOerjpOifc Seurselie paa
bcege Siocr @rGnien.
% Mars gr6ejbe.

S6noerinif Gentraliorenine iei'
rer I oisie Gage fit % Mars Subj
lplm paa imuffeite RoaOe, nemli9
beo at u0ienSe ct omiangsrigt Set.
Tfrfit meo ll0tolelier al Mpro %
Qoiuoer, Der bar logt og Ieager ct
tort gr6ei0e / ben isn0eriuife Gags
6ieneite. De mango Smaoortifler
gioer life blot en- fortrpfieIig Ooer-
iigt ooer, 6oao ser er uOrettet gen.
mem Den isnoeripife 9eDagelie pao
6egqe Sioer grqnien. men De Dir'
fer tiIlige ION en- iforenoe appel
til Of toge 7ef I bette I be6ite Sor.
itan0 rationale arbeioe, % Subj.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
l1luiif.

dor al imsoefomme De mango
6oreipsrgiler fra muiitinteres Iereoe
aunoer. bar ni lot oS | 5orbinoeIie
meo u~Ogiperne al triiteIis og Has
iiif Duff og tilbpOer M fslaenoe
Ruiifbqfter (Sbeet Ruiic) til ueo-
ieieoe Rriier:
TIN itorr, bpioe Slot ri ie.
III giitop $. ". groriOn. Nuiit
al 6. @ries. Can't os enseIit
1efit. 8ris. % Gts.
5%aSsrpor.
Wuiit al ". Silence. 9ari.: &C en-.
gelit 5efit. 9ris % Gts.
Rarsarctss gu8sciuns.
Nj yaOngsemnerne" &enrit 5b-
len. gluiif al 6. @ries. Can't os
engelif 5efit. gris % Gts.
SGtsrienteus SpnOns.
vi Sergen Doe. Dfuiif Of Ole
Bull. 0anif og engelit left.
Bris % Gts.
9loffcflcmt.
Nj Sonr a::~-..e9oaro. Ma;::.s at
Sui Oiiier. CAN'T 1efit. gris %
Gents.
ySens @eimano".
vi scope aafiGr. Ruiit of
Garl Rielien. Eanif 8etIt. gris
80 gts.
Saus6Os for airfefOr.
III Sobn Gable. 5nOeboIbenOe
firitemmige Sanse (for sopran.
alt., 9enor % 8as) til Drug peo
ben Offentlige @uostieneite % an
Ore firfelige 2eiliebe0er.
5erite Eel so Oftooiioer. Snb-
bunoen | 9npbino. 9ris 50c.
anSea Del. AZ Dttaoiioer. 5nbbun.
ben ! BopbinO. Bris 5Ot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28

agr SfoIen FOR anore emo 9iIt
% Bog" al s. 6oitrltp.
.@elfomnen / Den. groute Sluao-
al q. :. 2. 9riaOtoig.
.geIfommen ei til fremmeo
Soro@ al 6. e0oitrlp.
agIeu M til Spot Dine tliino
4urs @inoer" al 6. 2embcfe.
.qlIfa0er. DIT bbis 9opn / 9Soro
fon oIorig goo al @Iemme1 al y.
:. 2. @umotpig.
Der er &oob ! port 9rpit4 al
0. Roiina.
IS Dor 9arnoom ri bprte aarto-
berries 9rog".
r@oi 6oit, poi itoIt og frit, port
Stag" al 6. 9Ioug.
seq ipsroer SoIen, noor 0agen
grpOer" al 81. aortenieu.
0anueoang meo grenne 9reO"
al g. z. Sn9emnm.
n9t bar ct 6us UeO 2IIforOei" al
6. gloua.
orb al aarlig5eo" al .. 3.
5n9emann.
De par en- Ian j @@teus Eio"
al aoriten 06omien.
Soa Diot Qolitiet5 Cite. Man oil
ie, at Sen neppe er iao omiotteiloe
iom 9rofesior Sdrsoers. Der tog
ct Bar SoImer meo. 2IIigeueI goar
Set ret piOt, naar ielo en- ioo uitpI.
Oig Snna iom ygeIfommlen / Oen
grgane 9lmo@ ifoI for6poes. Set
.ifliIoe Oa pei alOrig ituIoes Oct
itatsfnrli9e Beers:
Dgi bar Oct 5oot / @runoen Der
ioa bel iom bore 5pore,
oil @uo, ben Gag tor o9re nGr,
.oi iaar Oct euO liot beore."
5or Geiten er Der in9en @ritno
til at gaa uRrmere I Nette meo 90
litiet for Citizens Sfolo; oen tnler
for ia it ioure %opIpienoe Sprog.
Nm.D
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28

men meO, %iapneoe ieg 6oriiaaelie al
6oriuurstanfen eaer Billie til at
pprne, 6Dao ri bar til6age al bort
p~lpnoreOe % foruretteoe @ano. 5oa
ferit % irenmeit spI0er, % ieg
meI0te mig in0 % glGoer mia oeo
of upre Nteolem.
SEQ minoes lreaorstri9en
ifriDer 9r. 9f9aerbolm oiOere =,
cn Al mine 9rg9rc Uar meo oeO
gteo, ieg ielo Dor iripinig @ienig
/ 1864, o. iioea ben Sio bar ieg
! giort 5jeneiie mart cen, mart en-
ou6n al De 0rsani a%tioner. bpis
iemeo er at beOroae til O~pretboloeI'
L al port Mooersmoal % 6olfe'
In i BET ta6te 9ono. 0ieo i ar6ei0ct
10. oct BAR lea iaale6es prret.
ON nr0 fun { rft9e N}aal % meo
/ 9~(r6eiOct 0il leg oeobliDe At orre,
ior0i lea bar en- uroffelig Gro pon,
NJ Vet oa Sor0beo oil pinoe Seir
en- Sang. npar babe De oerne0e %
oi bcr6isnune 6oIoe M i 9su ior
port iulfes aaorelano og ! gr.
6eioe Tor at 6epare bet.
2igeino parmt og nationals be.
geiItret ifriDer Ularfo iom Raitor
Gliert @9iicaro, 8opiaiteren Saoob
3m0ien % ae0after 5eren Soar.
re, Der / en- Ipngere artifel rem.
6aoer, 6oa6 0%onif9e0ens Gag
58f0erjpaono 6etgoer Tor os ston'
geriaet. Der Sc onBtigite 9i0rag
CT DOG Dem, Der fommer ira Den
/. an0en Si0e @rnnien. ira Dc UienO,
Der gaar iornn ben rationale
stamp. 5a6riIaHt q. 9lnoetien be.
retter / en- imiruftio artifel ON Sol.
fe6iem % oetS cprettelie &eoof.
tor 9icolai Soeu0ien ifrioer ON
Saocrsleo 9p oo Oens gonif5eo.
I ioet ban oiier, al SoOersleu og'dc
unOer Danifelige 6or6olO oar ior.
+ muoet at beoore fit oonife 9rG9 oi
s it4ferf be0er life pil ipi8te ! 5rgm
tioen; @anroejer Sans 5efien @9ri
r itenien ifiI0rer ben noroilesDigit'
0foleiorenings 9il6lfDelie % arbei
. De og acknowledgements anlto 6o
/. ienoal paupeaer De ienoeriDo'fe 5ri
/. m~enig6e0ers 89fit tro0s ale Ban
3 ffeliqbeOer, mems Heoofter u. Spen
e ION omtdler llngoomsbeoGgeliei
/. poa als % DC rifle gaorpult, Der
8 6ringer meo iig, og en6eIig er oei
, Ell iproeles interesiant artifeI a
IanoIqge Smitb | 8oOersleD OH
5 ben oonife Representation ! areos
% aommuneitprelien.
}. De mango 9iOrng til 9elpsniiii
al Den ibnberipOife 9eoGaelie pa
a beaae 5ioer @rruien cr ct GOD
! arfip for ben, Der fife til onglii
fslaer 6ette rationale arbei0e, O
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28

IRumsbeftet iaor oerior mere emo
biitoriit 0%etponing; BET 6liUer Ell
Spore til me 5rendt6o % 6rem
gang.
Zen 9ftoriite 8eoessrelie ior
Geutrolforeningens more gip / Dc
% Star er beigrget al 6ormanOeu,
Sagfsrer Ronoul 9~ertbelien; me.
0ens gan0. jur. Better gan.ien JONI
Spitets 9e0nftsr prpcfierer r6paO
oi oil = o. fife nil"; Dan trepler
op 5piternes IatterIiae 9eitylonin-
ger for at fonipirere moo Oct tpite
9lige etc. og bapoer meo stDrfe, At
Opgapen M iom ier er at itstte DO
re Qan0snQno' I 0eres geitrpbelier
for at beoare ocres oonife 5qroB %
Oanife anItur. 81 oil = iortiatter
ban fife frpnfe 9pifIal0s pol.
tfife &ettig1eoer. 81 oil Inn Ogrne
BET, iom er port eaet noi0eli8e eie.
glf frpnfe % aare Se~n0eripoerae
or al frenfe % ianre %. o. ifitloe
ser fomme BERTH, "a uil oet nof pie
ia. at Den Eel Al port Soft, Der inc
a0til oil Dprne Sg1oeripoernes
Gag, life er Den 6oarli9ite; oal
Tor5aabnin9, SsnoeriDoerne liotaltC
Oa oe to Moaneoer eiter 6rcoen
aolomg meote oeres gomIe aonge
qploer enonu: Set onnife 6olf p1c
oenne Sioe aongeaaea oil alOriG
qiemme grgoreHe bmsioes, % oel
Gegering. ser loo boant ON Dc
oenipa, Der 5tUIoes 6em, oiloe bel
Ter lite pare % iorbaabeHtli9 belle.
alorig blipe notrpf ior Del oaH 4
Eolfs Utening.
9lanOt De oorige 9ioraggoere n
l0enm 55Oe @rpnien er 9%onfoiret
tor 5 y. ~9lggeboln ] 9oIitebro
Der fortqaer, boorior boa bIeU 0ieo
lem af GentraIforeningen &c.
bleO itriper @r. agaebolm
ifiloret ior MIG JON ct SnHflltO d
ra0ifale 6oriDorsnibiliiter Oh 9ol
ben par inoleoes, pasieoe Den gall
life pit life goot til Siemiteo 10
mig, Der ale Gage 6ar p9ret Ton
lierDotiu, / i'm 3iO bar lepeHoe OF
ltaget al Selpbe ifatnineen Og iren
0eles betragter 5orpnrets betrDp
genoe Sroning Tom bort Sono
9fpsiag. Seq fnn0e nof nrbelo
liammen meO 5oreuingen ben ier
oeripoIfe Gag, ioroi ri Der meote
I fpnes aqrlig6e0 til Senoeript
lano, men ieg biloe fife pGre 0ael
lem af gentralforeningen, | 5ol
Den 7frep r6oriporsni6ilislne" pa
lin Sane. Seq fit imiolertio y
lpiier for, at ben 9lonO, Der ranoe
6oreningen, er oanif ! giro Q
@rifno, % Dos intet Of De vel
'Iemmer, ieg cfterbannoen trnf ian
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28

rstong 8eumnno Den @omle" al
Il. 5. 2. 8~ruaOtoig.
IS aae De niger o9 9aaOe" al
9. 2. 5ngemann.
Song ariition TOD oeo 5eien
Moit" Al 5obannes gDulO.
aSpna M. @utter imoo. ON en-
8ifine no At 9plten4 al g. s..
Brandt.
.gft ltoIt poo ao0ans 8eIger4
al g. 2. 5Hgenoltn.
n9au bar oi 9e0et bgngt tilret"
al 6. 8loug.
sci trang er MI liOen i San-
. 0~eripQouo" at 6. 2embcte.
Gutter ON gor0" al 9t0olpb
8ecfe.
goaifeflOffea timeo' milot" af
6. 8Ioug.
Eat for sin 0ooo" ar 3 SAM
len.
rgrot Al SGnoet rommet" al
Gbr. 6idnrot.
Ser er ct pnOigt eono" al
0ebleuidIpger.
Ser er ct 9ano, Oets Steo er
beit MOB gtorOen" Of G. 5. Bone.
.5p0renelano peO oen bslgen0e
5trano~ al e. !. z. @~runotoi5.
) Danmort er ieg fgOt. Der BAR
ieg bienme" al $. 6. AuOerien.
gao en- oa an6en 6ope bet al
3. Sober.
On ffsune 9onO meo 0oI %
9affer fagre" Of g. 9em6cte.
ug6orqenoug, Der iagte broer1 al
6. 6oud.
Ri bar ct 6aab. iom ei er bD9t"
al N}o05 0anien.
.8amnorf. Dor 01ooer@ al 6r.
9oufoo
Ri elifer port 9ano~ Al Solaer
0rnhmnnn.
3 GrilOs Bio. 0a emo 5~earaoet"
Of Z. 6onien.
.StuI ssnoeripaairo titles" al
4ariten G6omien.
ySIesoig, port epfeoe omitri0te
2ano" Of 06. IouIon.
eff Dit Qan69 al 9. arog.
sop. min SET, LAB 9loUen gaa"
al @6r. 8ifar6.
sea er sen iimpet 9onoemono, ei
Ben or mango Orb al 3. aipr.
.2pnge par 1orOens berli9e
Stemme" al 6. gIoua.
hinge @enboros 2io + 0oroen"
nf 6. BIoug.
Seq oil o9rge nit 2onO" a.
9ieruitierne gisrnion
Sol 9lpten, ) Grenge" al Il
aaritenien.
v6or 6rf6eo er oenne StanG no
6ragt" rf 6. 6oitrup.
nSeftre oeGfommen~ al Mortir
aof.
81 bar iogt SET ia tiot" a
g2aos Son'en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
MUSIC FOR THE CHOIR AND CHURCH

HUWN y y T.
Although this Anthem Book has been off the press but two
years. II has had the greatest sale II most any Anthem BOOK
on record.
teer and chorus choir. No other Anthem Book in America
following writer's: Hall, banks. Miles, Goneone, Lowdens Witty,
Lacy Shipper. Gabrial. GebeI. etc, etc, not "a one-man book but
of great variety, so necessary 10 a successful Anthem Book.
FIFE CONTENTS are so varied, that a choir may find An
tbems for most any occasion and circumstances; a delight to
singers and audience alike.
THE COVER AND APPEARANCE of this splendid book il
lunexceIled. The heavy s. board covers. strongly reinforced
by leatherette strips. give II durability, and the harp design
lexclnsfveIv ours. presents a unique and handsome appearance.
lThe hook is regular octave size. Thousands are being sold
evorvwhere. giving the greatest satisfaction. The most natter-
ing letters Of RECOMMENDATION and appreciation are sent us
ldanv This book is being used by chDirs in the large cities
and In the rural districts alike. and we cannot recommend IT
too highly. below is me ofhundreds ofletters)
Hall Mack Company Philadelphia Ia.
Ganfienen*@Please send me for use by my choir of Cen
ltenarv NJ. h. Church. Ifst and Spring Garden, one hundred tVgJ
copies Of your hook OF ANTHEMS. For my purpose HI Is
the best Anthem Book on the market Very truly. yours
Geo. h. c. Thomas (Phnaq Pal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
A NEW PIECE OF
SHEET MUSIC.

At Eventide.
Sacred Song. Words by Geo.W.
Grofts, D ID. Music by Jas. A.
Fairfield. Publishers Price 60c.
Our price 30c.
Dan. cuts. gubI $oufe.
Blair. Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
81nnrrinuunn
Gn Siemles.

ar6eioer Gorl 01arius Sauien /
ao6enroa bleD i @fteraoret uooiit.
foroi ban bapOe giftet % 6oiat Jig,
ifsnt BON er 5iemIgs. DlpHoi99e-
6erne tiaoo bog iauttjoig aaernaa.
Digit at ban ble0 Der til Sen l..
glpril / liar.
SORT / 9lpril bleo 6. Dc. @anien
oerefter paonp opfororet til at for-
Iaoe 9anoet. "a ban er ubemiolet
o. fife PED, bpor BON ifol tage BEN
meo i'm 5amilie, men bar boft talt
ar6ei0e Dos 5rnbanoler goetmdnn
I @obenroa, bIep Jan aIigeOel ro-
Iigt / tit Stem.
0}en forleoen bIeo Dan nu paaip
toI0 neo poa 9onoran0sfontoret
boor ban fit itrengt IilboIO ON en-
6eIig at forIa0e 9anOet tHOen 3 0a'
ge me0 Oen IHigieIie, at ban bel e.
Iers nof ofoite, 6DoO Der par /
8ente.
Ia Sanien life oeo. 5Uor ban
ffoI tage BEN meo TN 5omilie, er
ban / 6elge g6eimoaI" moot til
frem6eIeS al blipe 4abenraa, % Of
Itodr 0o sieniDnIig ooerfor en- M
Sengsling af en- brOerIig Dtano,
iom Blot bar soet ben 5or6rpoelie
at strife eget Stem.
5OrbnSte SanIfe Sanse. ) ct
Bar Mar bar BET M p9ret ret title
meo 9enipn til 5orfSleeIien moo
oonif Gang / 0oroile5oig. efter
fio7te Rigsongsoalg fremfOm Der
6oa ira Here ggne Me00eIeIie ON,
at Ser oor ifen0t 960er. for0i Soft
peo 9algmeoer baoOe hln9et vior-
buote" Snnge. 6ono 9olitiet FOR.
Itour PEG Bette 8egre6. bar 6i0til
fife opret fuG0t opIDit. Rangen
GAM bar set 10 nemlig pit iig, at
Domitolene / bei @roo bar mo
ffrqnfet 5aGet al Sc Sange, iom
MDnoigbe0erne iegte AZ forbp0e.
Oct mao imioIertio anies for 6el-
Digit, of BET eneang offeutligggres,
boIfe oonite Sange Set preusiiife
8oliti / 0oroilesbie amer Tor for
buote". Derme6 er 10 nahlrligois
ingenIunoe gipet, at 6orbuoet fan
opretboIoes. SmiOIertio 5F0ipttes
Der efter 8olitiets officielIe Site en-
Sortegnelie ooer Sc Sange, iom Sc
tientene bar fanet Sr6re til at fri.
be mo imo0:
Bort RooersmooI er oeiligt" al
G. 2embcfe.
Ser er oel 0ag I'll Suf %
@rooo" Of RieIs Ms1er.
Get bnoer iaa npligen regnet"
of Sobon Sttoien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
Music for Church, Sunday School
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETIES AND PRIMARY DEPTs.
HYMNS OF WORSHIP AND SONGS
OF THE GOSPEL
Two Books in One

The first half Of this book contains 20 of the choicest hymns
from the best hymnas known, just the hymns the congregation
SING. The second half contains the cream II all Gospel song and
Sunday School books; the best songs from the worlds best
authors. No book in America can equal this. Just the book ir
all-around church use.
n 81 want a HYRNAL get this book.
you want a SUNDAY SCHOOL SINGING BOOK ast this book;
you ~sn q BOOK FOR EYANoEltsTcs SERVICES. get this hook.
WI van . BOOK or TIE BEAUTIFUL HYMNS AID GOSPEL
SONGS FOR THE HOME, get this book
WHAT Only sEaO0t hundred AesH beautHaIg penn % DoHa atef-
tSkyogenl qt--n4- 49,.
&c POSTPAID Write for rt1mable copy 70 examine. You viii De- delighted.
SONGS OF GROVE AND TEMPLE
10 BooL; designed for all outdoor or spriualsuc congregational singing Tor
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.mdsa ~ fall particulars. Price, paper GER cloth stripped. only 5000
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28

ben, Der alt ue0 9eifeo, oil gIeOe
ia PEG 2asningen % Oen Gp.
muntring, ct iomIet OoerbIif giper.
Oct imufte SGfte iortiener al no.
6re0es / oi0e areoie.
(~5pap.4)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28

time and patience rehearsing n one-man choTl 49, - AZ. 1, - ~
ltion. This book is "A collection OF n Des anthem "i''.
most experienced Anthem writer's. -. ~ h.,,Hfufv
THE COST of each Anthem Is about hc, an ppssnnestedy
0nlv $500 the dozen. not prepaid. Coo sinsly. prepain' 49, W
go n returnohIe capv prepaid on eNanInatlonJ OrWt -
bool, on our recommendation. Money refunded II allshe
after three Sundays trial.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
ANTHEM BOOK No. 2

The tremendous success Of ANTHEM book No. l. and the
constant demand Of its users for another Anthem BOOK, suHen
in the publication of ANTHEM BOOK No. :. -,
THE MUSIC Is Of medium grade for the ordinary chor,. anu
is of great variety OF sentiment, as well as authorship. II -
similar in every way TO ANTHEM BOOK NO. l. but ye e con M
great favortes throughout the country. Every seiee1 hoIr Is ba a
delight to render, and can be sung by any ordinary ehon, pui
stn is digntaed. Impressive and w9rshipfui Tnr b9oK * Is ee usTl
by some of the best choirs in the United states, ana II recon-
mended By the leading choir leaders everywhere. 1t, a.uaa
THE COVER Is "A new departure In. cover making, caIueu
THE Princess" a pliable cover. board. Of wonderful aurabim}:
II is strongly reinforced. printed and lined in handsome gilt
lettering. ~,
can and European writer's, such as Hall, Ambrose. Miles, ADJ
sullivan. Nfcolai. Judson, SoIly, Coneone, etc. etc; n DOCK OF
brilliant and beautiful numbers. -
no NOT SPEND money for a choir journal m spthu 3ouI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28

THE COST of each Anthem, at the rate quoted below. Is u
a tribe over Ne each. Complete hooks, only sbVV per uozeh
tDOnt pay moreD Send for the books Al. once; money e.
funded IL not satisfactory after three weeks trial one BOOK
Evening journal., 1912-10-29
A earrIek Trick.

One Of the best OF the stories that
have been preserved relating 10 David
Garrick's remarkable faculty for i'm
personaton Is that one about a holiday
that he and the French comedian Pre-
Vile had when the English Roscius
was visiting IN Paris
One morning Garrick and his French
colleague were waiting in a diligence
to start for Versailles. The driver re-
fused TO bulge until at least four pas
sengers would undertake the trip. Gar
rick jumped out and, changing bis gait
and voice. hailed the coachinan on the
box and got in again. He repeated the
trick three times. each time with a
different voice and appearance. The
driver. thinking he was now full in
Sue" joyfully cracked his whip and
galloped away with the two actors for
his only passengers.
Evening journal., 1912-10-29
Deceptive,


a lanlzy country youth entered the
crossroads general store TO order some
groceries. He was seventeen years old
and was passing through that stage Of
adolescence during which a boy seems
all hands and feet and his vocal or
gans. rapidly developing. are wont to
cause his voice TO undergo sudden and
involuntary changes from high treble
to low bass.
In an authoritative rumbling bass
voice he demanded of the busy clerk
-Give me can OF corn" (then. his
voice suddenly changing to a shrill
falsetto. he continued ''and q sack OF
-four"
~weli. don't be in a hurry. ] can't
wait on both Of you at once" snapped
the clerk--Eyerybody's.
Evening journal., 1912-10-29

lettuce, radish, onion. pea. bean. beet.
carrot parsnip, turnip. tomato and
cucumber Will thrive at different sea-
sons In all sections and are accord
ingly sent gener lily throughout the
country.
Most vegetable seeds and many Of
the flower seeds are grown in this
country, seed growing as a business
having assumed large proportions in
recent years. Formerly most OF the
seed produced I'm the United States
was grown within hundred miles
of New York city-that is. in Con-
necticut. on Long Island. in Eastern
Pennsylvania and New Jersey. In the
last 90 years. however. the business
has extended across the continent,
Evening journal., 1912-10-29
Nainsooks

A soft finish, durable and
slightly, that we sell regularly
for l5c a yard Wednesday.
special by the l2- 01 En
yard piece, only. ~ Il eOV
LONGCL0TH - Book fold,
soft finish, very long wearing;
regular l6c a yard; special, by
the l2-yard piece for We'd
nesday at CT G0
only 49,. ..... sD sOV
Evening journal., 1912-10-29

progress IN Washington. began to
practice law here IN the early sixties
and was recorder OF deeds for the
District from 1869 TO 1878. He was
United States consul general in Egypt
in 1881 and 1892
Mr.. Wolf spent the afternoon and
evening quietly at home with his fam
lily on Columbia road.
Evening journal., 1912-10-29
GOLD DUST
best household aid

ThisvegetabIe-oils soap,
in powdered form, is a
marvellous cleanser. 1t
does more work, more
kinds of work, and bet
ter and quicker work
than any other cleanser.
No wonder that it has a
greater sale than all the
others put together.
Whether you do your
own work or hire a ser
want, buy a package of
Gold Dust today and test
it. You'll never be
Evening journal., 1912-10-29
Black Fabrics of
Quality

Discriminating buyers have
for years been coming to this
store for their black Dress
Goods because they know that
they can get here the best
black faorics woven, at fair
goods here in the pure daylight
and plenty of it. and have the
benefit of the advice of expert
black goods buyers and sales
people. For Wednesday. see
these four special items:
BLACK DIAGONAL Just in,
pure dye, all wool fabric, Of
very unusual quality for S1.OO
a yard. This grade generally
sells for SIPS. 1t is As inches
wide.
IMPERIAL CRAVENETTE
SERGE-A beautiful Priestly
weave of finest quality and 60
inches wide. Unexcelled for
wear and looks. 0O EA
yard .......... DAeeJU
WHIPCORD Regular Sl.s0
a yard; Sc inches wide; ele-
CANT for suits and skirts;
ss.ssr .s.s,", for Wed 12Ec
BROADCLOTH "Oh, its
lovely is the way one customer
htly expressed it when she was
shown this splendid piece OF
goods. S2.25 value ca Tx
+ for M . ep ls 81
Evening journal., 1912-10-29
The Exhibition of New
Fall Art NcedIework

Has been very successful. You
will find many entirely new
ideas worked up for deft fin
gers this season. Our depart
ment has a complete stock. We
call your attention to these
items for Wednesday.
American Beauty packages,
finer than ever, with lots Of 25c
packages; all of this line has
the necessary cottons included.
Stamped Linen Soap Cases,
with soap leaves in 10o
cluded ..-.....-.... LEV
Double Bags on natural
linen, easy patterns; ID
regular 35c; special. AON
Stamped Centers, natural
linen. 27 inch O0o
size ... ....... - ~ ~
Lace Trimmed Squares and
Scarfs TO match; spe- EEa
cial at only .......... OON
Hand Drawn Squares and
Scsrfs to match; two particu-
larly good special lots for Wed
nesday at ....-... 45c and soc
Evening journal., 1912-10-29
EczEMA CUaE1 IN 10 To 30 nAFa

INHIlUF NChEb N IU To 30 IFa =
The Paris Medicine Co.. 1924 Pine
street, st. Louis, Mo-, manufacturers
OF Laxative Bromo Quinine. have
new and wonderful discovery,
GROVES SA-NARE CUTS, which
they guarantee to cure any case Of
ECZEMA. no matter of how long
standing, in 10 to 80 days. and will re.
fund money if it fails. GROVES SA-
MARE CUTS is perfectly clean and
does not stain. If your druggist
hasn't It, send us soc in stamps and
il will be sent by mails
Evening journal., 1912-10-29

The Wants lead to employment OF
spare time in extra earning, the rent
ing Of room, the securing Of better
jobs, and many other ways of supple
menting the income-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-10-29

Albert b. Stewart. foreman Of an ice
house Oh the Kennebec river, says: =
have used Foleys Honey and Tar
Compound personally for a number Of
years. once for severe cold | con
tracted while working on the ice. Two
bottles completely cured me-
n. B. Danforth, Market and Second
streets, Wilmington Del+
Evening journal., 1912-10-29
Pearl, Crysta! and
Rhinestone

Trimmings in strikingly
beautiful appliques. fringes,
bands and ornaments. In de-
mand for fashionable evening
gowns. Here at many prices in
many designs. 81 1-Ic to $3.50