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The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-08
FEW FINE SPECIMENS IF
 ALASKA FUR ALASKANS" l"

Noz pe deoed tor Gilmore the behe that he IS S h statement he os Alaska or NkanS should read the to- las ada, the the naona eonvenhon ttossat who .v, Lz home New sev bcautEu Alaskan So ShacNeOTd of T,,a and Savza G Caoa Fo Alaska bunch that Yet they the nanascz ct Wr G1more who succeed Aks delegate James Wvkryhs-
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-08
Yours truly, Wm Hayward.
 Secretary

Only One "sRoMo ouININE"
 Tat Is LAXATIVE PROMO oU1N1NE Look for the signature os E W. GROVE. Used the world over to Cure a Cold tn One Day. 2So
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-08

Fool cooked as tt should be at tng White Pass Cafe Only the bost iu tho market Mrs 0Tloti
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-08
WITNESSES Robert Hurley
kFNls> PRODUCTS COMPANY -1 NC~t SSryl StryN~t,
Arthur e Thompson.
 So.~o-a-y

New York.
 May 2s. 1912. Honorable Wm Hayward, Spev. Nat Republican Convention, ChicacO. Illinois Tsoar Sir In compliance with request o0
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-08
plLEs CURED IN 6 TO r4 DAYS

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The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-08
LOCAL BRIEFS
sKAewAY WEATHER REPORT

Results Of the observation taken at Moore's Wharf ct midnight, last night, is as follows:
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-12

ON Wednesday evening Jan. 18Th
tAere viii Be contest IN two paris.
t5uuior ami Senior in reviewing the
Sunday school is@ous of tHe last
quarter
Next Sgndayi Hsv O., C.. Howard
aao pastor wii. preach. on 'oSeven 10
lcra'dcd Erarg' m No. mora.r. aud
p-o1.iaos ava EQUALS lnarcs.nr SUD-
Ier. .1r ta. s.ru.-. hour
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-12
sHERIFFs SALE
STATE OF TEXAS


County Of Scurry
BY virtue 81 a certain execution
issued out OF the Honorable Justice
Court of Precinct No. l. Scurry Co
Texas ON the 9Th day o. January.
1912 by A. s. Lowe, Justice OF the
Peace OF said Court against the here
matter described property for the
sum of TNenty-Etght and 75-lOn
dollars (S2S.7b) and costs OF the
suit in camse No l1S3 In lld SQUIRT
styled q. g.. Wilkinson Lbr. 90. YER
sus A. f. Mccain. and placed IN my
hands Tor service. I. J. y. Boles- as
sisriff ri scurry county, Texas, did
ON che ath day 81 January 1872 levy
on csrt;in real estate, sjiuated 10
Soarry county, described &s follows.
-.faslt.
BoGsgs Nos ID. So. IS and 80 Of
rte Grsyum and Nelson Heights Ad-
% .ion 40 the town OF Snyder Scurry
counts. Texas and levied upon mss
she property oi said g. y. Mrtain by
gEr,ue -of said execution and the iudE
unont in said cause fix3g Plaintiffs
s.ttaa,1nent lien ON said property.
And on Tuesday the 9Th dizzy Feb
.~ua7y 1912 ~ the CouTs House door
.of sourry Cmnty, In the town OF
suyder. Texas between the hours of
10 m. and Z p. m. I will sell said
real estate m public vendue. for
cash 20 tho highest 'SSdder, as the
.proan-ty Of said A. ,. Mccain by
virtnt OF szif ieyy zEd Eu5d judg-
ment
Ann I'm compliance With law. ]
igivn This notice by PHblnAfion, in
the Mnglish language. once a week
Tor three consecutive weeks immed-
lately proceeding said DAY OF sale In
tho Snyder Signal, a newspaper pub
.lisheB in ScuTry County, Texas.
Witness ny hand. this 9Th day OF
-Jannry 1917
J. 3. BOLEs
Sheriff Scurry County. Texas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-12

Reports from the meeting Of the
scurry County Odd Fellows Asso-
citation held at Dunn Friday and Fri
day night, show It to have been a
great event.
The visitors were roEnilg enter
tanned by the membership OF Dunn
lodge.
They served dinner and supper in
sumptuous style and extended ev-
cry possible courtesy.
The team work was fine and the
Snyder boys agree that when team
goes up against a bunch OF the Dunn
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-12
CARF1KSS ABUUT APPEN-
BICITIS IN SNYDER

Many Snyder people have stomach
or bowel trouble Ehich d. likely 90
turn en- 10 appendicitis. If you have
constipsiou- sour stomach or gas on
the stossrh try simple buckthorn
bark. glyuBrT1e etc as compounded
in Adler-5-ka the new German ap-
pcndicius remedy. The Snyder Drug
Company Ea0es inst A SINGLE
DOSE Of tlfs simple remedy relieves
bowel or sgor ZACH tlxuble almost rr-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-12
DEAFNESS CANNOT RE CURED


by local applications, as they can
pot reach the diseased portion oil the
ear. There is only ore way to cure
deafr1ess an dthat IL by constitution
al. comedies Deafness is caused Dy
an 1nflamod c6adgtion OF the mn-
cous lining ~ TIE EuEtaehin tube
When this tub, Is infiamed' you
have a r,imblifig sound or Imperfect
hearing and tilen II is entirely CLOS
ed. deafness - TIE result and unless
the inflamst on can be taken OUT an"
this tube rtsto red 20 it's norm1g Eoa-
dition, hes.ririg will be destroyed for
ever; nins cases out OF ten are caus-
ed BY Cntarrh. which is nothing but
an infamed condition fthe mu-
cous srfaces
We wal give one hundred dollars
I for ANY case Of Deafness 1ea,acd- o.
I oatarrhJ that canuot be cured by
! Halls Catarrh Cure Send for cir
1 gulars free
/ r. j. CHENEY and 90.
Toledo. Ohio
Sold lF Druggists 15c
Take Halls Family pills for con
grIratou. r.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-12
sHBRsFF's SALE
STATE OF TEXAS
Csznty o. -scurry

CGEnty o. -5curry
BY virtue 81 a certain execution
saued ant Of tfe Honorable Justice
Caurt OF Precinct No. 1. scurry Co.
Texas o-i the 5th day OF January,
1892 by a. S. Lowe. Justice OF the
Peace OF said Cogrt against the hero
lns'ter 6escribes property for tho
sun nf sixty Or dollars ts6l.O0l
and costs OF suit I'm cause 80. 1908
10 aid csurt, sty5ed Higginbothau.
Harris and Co. versus J. G.. SamUeis.
nd placed in my bands for service, I
). 3. Bolcz as sheriff OF Scurry Co,
rexrS did on the 9th day Of Jan
ulry. 1919. lev o. certain real
estate. situated o. acurry County,
described as follows towi-.;
Lot No. /. Biz. No. IS OF the
Blankenshlp addition to the town OF
Snyder. scurry County. Texas. and
levied upon a. the property OF said
4. c. salrelE. by virtue Of said exc
eution and the judgment II said
cause nxiug plaintiffs attachment
Sen on said property.
And on Tuesday. the CIR dsy Feb
ruary 1919 at The Court Eouse door
OF scurry County. IN the town Of
Texas between the hours 81
20 4. n. and 4 p. n. ! VIII sell said
real eriate At public vendue, for
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-12

boys they may as well get ready for
Il.
Scurry county has a number OF
well posted Odd Fellows andthese
meetings will cause chem to take ev-
en- greater interest In the order.
For a man 10 enjoy fraternai
order he must study the principles
and practice the teachings and as
sist In carrying on the business.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-12

T. JOHNSON
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-12

cash TO the highest. bidder, as the
property OF said ] C. samuels by
virtue OF said levy and said judg-
ment.
Aud in compliance with Law. I
give this notice by publication, In
the English language. once week
for three consecutive weeks, itDmed-
lately proceeding said day Of sale in
the Snyder Signal. a newspaper pub
lished in Scurry County. Texas.
Witness my hand, this 9Th day. 81
January, 1912
J. r. BOLES
Sheriff scurry County Texas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-12

A number OF good talks we're
made and papers renh-
Matters pertaining 10 the welfare
az the church we're looked after.
Rev o. J. Hill OF Rising Star
was elected as County Missionary.
He As said to be a strong man. N
ne accepts the wor9 he will locate
in '4nyder.
the March Fifth Sunday meeting
viii be held at Union church.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-12
Connty MIssIonary Chosen

At the meeting Of the Fifth Sun
day Conference Of the scurry County
Baptist Association quite a good pro
gram was carried out.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-12

Worr n any kind
have h0l some experience as mer-
cantile clerk. Also farm work II YOU
have any kind 'of work you want
Done. Address Employee, the sny-
der Signal
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-12
J."s.y'~ Honey and Tar Compound
Cures in i.very Case,

Mt Jas. Mccartney. Mgr OF the
schliZ Hotel Omaha. Neb. recon
mords Foleys Honey and Tar Com.
pound because 10 cures in every caeo
- ha-" used b. myself and I have re-
commended f. TO others who have
since io.d me OF its great curative
powers in diseases of the throat and
lungs" For an coughs and colds D.,
- speedily effective
Snyde- p-ug C0mpany
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-12

DIR. Leslie repeF'1 today tina, his
father is no better today. In fart he
is considered TO bs almost at death s
door.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-12

p D. DANIELS
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-01
Householders Can Prevent
Disease Through Summer
By Swatting That Fly

Swat that fly,
And then swa it's brother. its sister
and all the little cousins and other
relatives. Swat each of them with
sufficient of Il whack to d%isarrange
their internal organs. and thus obvi-
ate the possibility of nine flies later
ON. whcn the heat and humidity of
sunnme make them more of n nuis-
anr". and, what is more serious. dam
grrOlls.
The common house fly is the most
numerous. l"ast feared and most dan
gcrouS of all animals. so ii hchooves
every ono t" let no fly escape. One
female fly ai,om, this time LAYS no less
than 100 eggs II large percentages of
which liv" and are hatrhcd into 9th
~ flies within fifteen days.
No Home Without Ono.
Within II few days thry also hrgi,
4" lay. $" thai by the ,i.-- the sum-
MGR is hero cvcry home is filed with
IN" deadly insects. each carving dis
ease germs and dropping them with
rufhl"SS impartialitN ON tho tables and
food of rich and poor alike.
Th@ HicS hibernate over winter and
ai'"u, This time of tho year appcar.
ready for business. Tho c..~s of tho
female rrnpagat" within ton ~. fifteen
days. Heat aud fermentation aid
breeding and development. Breeding
Is slower i'm cooler weather.
Manurc piles ar" ~fav"ritc breeding
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-01

spots Of the pest. The fly is bred in
filth. ives in filth and is never di-
vorced from filth. The Eggs develop
under favorable conditions of nlois-
turc and fermentation in one or two
days. n then the maggot appears.
These remain from five to seven days
and develop i'm pupal stage.
In another five or seven days the
fly energies from tho chrysalis, and
is ready to- ne a menace and an an
noyanrc to the general public. lie
is then ready to carry rnntagion cv-
crywhere. Being Il domestic animal
he is permitted the liberties of the
home. and thus rcachcs tn" helpless
and sick. as we'll as those, who ara
healthy.
Germs IN Legs.
He carries millions of germs upon
his hairy legs. and these he deposits
indisrri,ninatcly upon the fnoflstuffs.
Th" contagious bacteria thus finds its
Way through tho portal of entry. the
mouth. and disease is transmitted.
Thcr" is. i'm consequence. more con-
sumption. typhoid and bowel trou-
hles i'm children during tho summer.
This is an important cause of tho in
crease in tn" infant mortality rate ~
that time. Milk is also contaminated.
and this is one Of tn" best culture me
diuns known for hact"ria.
The time "f tn" ycar tn swat the
fly will lac her" soon. IT will pay ev-
eryone TO kill as many as possible.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-01

worn tor restaurant dining with elab-
o:ate lingerie dlesses in town. Fcath-
ers either rear. of~Streperously upward
and backward. with Il wire bracing
that keeps them stiff and %urbcnding
as To b%ackbonc: or they trail most ar
~tistfcaly over the edge of a rolling
trim: the "verhanging tips of the
umcs heing curled i1untilv instead
OF Cropping toward tho shoulder. a
,lelectable hat shown at an oncnins
last week was of cream pmnama with
Il facing of magenta tatfeta run on
cording and around the crown and
over tho bri,n trailed TWO gorgeous
french pllmeS. n deep magenta and
the other rosy cerise. Shaded snlumes
are also in great favor and two-tone
rlumes with centers of one color and
an edge of lighter or darker hue. The
feather hat is beautiful for town wear
with summary attire. but ii must keep
away from the seashorc. for one never
can tell when a malicious gray fog will
creep dalnply in at eventide and re-
duce its expensive loneliness 70 defect
ed limpncss.
For midsummer wear with tub
frocks there arc fetching hats made
of shirrcd r~rossbarred lawn with trim
ming of embroidery. A hat of this
Sc TT was worn by n Of tho name
gums at a recent costume exhibition
in New York. The frock was of white
lawn c~rossbarred with blue. and white
buttoned boots. a white and blue ,,ar-
hsol and white silk gloves With en-
broidered blue bracelets ON the wrist
made tho simple little frock vc:y
smart. The wide briInmed hat was
made Of the c~rossbarrcd hlne and
white lawn shirred ove cords and
mounted over Il wire frame. Part of
the brim vas of evelet embroidery, the
r .r,-rl ll,- .a--. "
edge. The simple hat owed its smart
rcss to an arrangement of duets and
wheat posed at the front of the crown
and rising some distance above it.
Flowers Have New Lease of Favor.
Flowers have come into a now lease
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-01

With ~tnrrc-uuartrr on long sleeves.
The blouse that is lnpprd in surplicc
stNl" Is n Of tn" prcttic&, of tho
season. This on" is finished with IN
exceptionally attractive COLLAR and
can 10" made with either t~hrcr-nnar-
ter or long sleeves. In In" illustra-
,l"r taifcta Is combined with satin
and with lace. but III" waist will be
found aN+ilohlr for all s%rasonable mat
trrials and for III" entire gown a.
The taffnta is exceedingly smart II
handsome. and With amy scasonablr
silk ar zoo material would br charm
ing made in this way and linen or
thinner material would br very prntt.
combined With aIl-ovcr lace. cmbroid-
cry or heavy lace.
The blouse is made with front and
back portions that arc tucked and
are arranged oyer The chemisette.
TIL" collar is joined to tho neck and
from, edges II the waist is closed
invisihly at the front. the chcmisette
at the back. The sleeves arc cut in
one piece each, and arc gathered into
cuffs. whatever their length.
For the medium size will be re-
quired 3 is yards of material 81,
. 3-s yards Sc, ] is yards a. inches
wide with l yard II 9 IA yards
of lace 6 inches wide for the trim
ming.
The pattern. No. 1874, is cut in
sizes from "a to AZ bust, and will be
mailed to any address by the fashion
department of this paper, on receipt
of ten cents.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-01

of favor-that is. flowers naturally
arranged. for conventional cabuchons
of flowers nave been used for two
years past. Some of the big leghorns
and milans heaped with long stemmcl
rcses make one long to be younS
enough and pretty enough and FASH
ionable enough to wear such hats-for
the nower-ladcn leghorn is smart only
when it accompanies an elaborate
with all the accessories of fluffy para
sol. dainty footwear and the like
which give such d costum its charm.
At an out-of-town wedding this
month. the bridesmaids will @ big
legllorn hats with rowns covered with
draped rose and blue shot taffeta and
brims covered With great American
Beauty roses. Each hat brim will lnn
lifted at one side near the back. Wit,
Il band of black velvet ribbon. ends OF
the ribbon trailing downward over
shoulder to th" waist. The white Lace
fIccks will hav" smart little coats ct
with ono American Beauty rose ~
htltcd II tho waistline with rose alf,l
blue shot taffeta s~asiles. The brides
maids will Wear ligh-nrelrd boots o.:
black satin with crystal buttons. and
will carry American Beauty roses.
When hard-carncd money goes
looking for the easy variety. il doesn't
l1av r much luck.
\ martyrs croWn isn't such l,"rom-
ing hcadgcar if put on for advertise
ing purposes.
The Dailv Hint From, Panic
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-01

story of the life of Turner. whom crit
les style. The poet of paintings" Com
tinIing. her l,hl,c" described many of
his famous pictures and Reviewed
many Of lhc criticisms which have
M en- mad" upon them by Sl"ll me as
John I;Iskin. Mrs. Graham gave ii
splendid description "f his great pic
turc. l;Hin, s;t",m and Speed and am
other. equally good "f Ulysses Drri'l~
ing P"lYrhclmns.
Mrs. W"ld, continued III" program
with 4 paper "m IandS'"r and sll" i'll
lunlinrti her talk it'll u splendid col
lection Of reproductions "f his great
'%t paintings, mentioning among :,iS
J., 81 knnWH WG!'I!, Dignity and In'li-
dcnrc. Tho Shepherds chief Muurntr.
'ilor Stag al Ray. t"nn"i$.rurs and u
distinguished Mrm'"rr Of The humane
society.
C~arrimSt"n's civic Improvement
league hH! lHrn responsible for put
ling that city in tn" t'r$t c"Hditinn Of
IL cleanliness cNnf' lln"Wn. IL r~"nd,rted
:: general cI"nn-'Ir ON .irl'"r day with
r>Nrilrnt results.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-01
WHITNEY LEAVES FORKS
Chef al Hotel DacOtah Accepts Posi-
ton at Detroit Summer Re.
SOrt-NOW Head Cook Here.

Nels Whitney, chef at the Hotel Da-
cotah for some time. has given up his
position in Grand Forks and will leave
Immediately for Detroit. Mimi, where
he Will take !; position at the Ashel-
man summer resort. Mrs. Whitney
Will accom- any him.
r. ~. AbraI1ams has arrived from
Fort Dodge. la. and will b" the new
chef AZ the I'acotah. In Fort Dodge
he had a position ut one Of the lead
ing hotels and comes to this city
highly recommended
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-01
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S.c::iy Personals >
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8: 9. $: >: :: :: =: 5: $: 3: 3: 5. =: s.
MIR. and Mrs: Charles lirll have
from til" Northern /" apart
nlNi,S at the homo of Mr%. NJ. \.
Blair On South Fourth street.
Mrs. \. i. 1':i&lrN lcf, Yesterday for
Rugby I" "ni"v ~ visit with her
~i;IrI@ht"r. Mrs. George \. Scotland.
for tn" next three w""ks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ~. Elrt1"ll ino,"r-
cd "V"r I" tN"nkst"n Tuos,lAy for ,
ItH VITA fri"nG..
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-01
MIRA lee
CHINESE WoN1AN VOTER

Miss M!raI Lee. twenty-five years Old. is the first Chinese woman IL register
0 Il .o:esM California. She is an arden, sunragist and expects To go to China
IN 70 Instruct the youths of ;at country in modern Western Ways Miss Lee
Is a daughter of Il prominent merchant att s Angeles and is educated in music
and literature. being Il graduate of the Polytechnic High School Though M
"a born in This country and speaks English huenty, she also spcaks be,
Mthers tongue
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-01
Reac, Your Hand to Me.

Reach your hand to me. my friend,
With its hcartiest carcss-
Sometime there will come an cnd
To its present taithfulness--~
Sometime 7 may ask i'm vain
For the toMch Of il again,
When between MS land or sca
Holds it ever back from me.
Sometime ! may need it So.
Cropping somcWhcr" i'm the night.
1t Will seem to m" as though
Just a touch. however light.
Would make all III" darkness day.
And along some sunny Way
Lead me through snm" an .Apri,
shower
OF my tears to this fair hour,
Q the present is too sweet
To go forever thus
Round the corner of tn" street
Who can say what waits for MS"
Notwithstanding, nigh, and dav.
Earring each the sclfsamc way
sun somewhere tho path must cnd--
Reach your hand to me. my friomd'
james Whitcomi, I.ilcy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-01

The i.Irim"r" W"m"n's Civic league
mas designated next Saturday AS utti-
cal rlean-nr day and has also in
hlenr"d th" city council 10 join hands
with them in making Iarimore {"
cleaner and more h"lntjful city. \
proclamation has been issued ana the
juniors will ID" Sli,"rN iSed i'm their
work IN Saturday 10y tn" ward prosi-
d' nts. This league is also engaged on
III" work Of presenting a minstrel
show MAY II Tor the purpose Of rails
ing funds for the summers work.
Mrs. Regain is in chang" and meeting
With splendid response from the riti-
I"ns. If enough funds are raised by
this means a publ" rest room will ne
established by the league.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-01

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49,. .rnm. a"'' wv H".'r'N WI
~. ~. Nm NJ " Nv uon,'
~ "'I'v " .N"'Ih 'ul''
solse,' 'o ,o'l'pie'e pla'S ''' IN" MAY
HvS'nl' ny ar" u't'.' u" -" Hr'S'h''
nv "'"' "e'''s " Mlo'N'
Miss Stewart Entertained.
Mics Kate stau,r, o,,,r,,ip., ,b,.
e,rls Of ~ /, y, W. v l. 'i,nn tti.,
orann. ~, ~ ha '",,
.,d ,,o ha,,rs u.arn ,,ss ui,t ar W.,
naaa1a,.n,I. .na .,nin,,. =. na..
service Miss lInhni ~, ,d,m, vim w. ~
next r,a.l.s h,s,oss
" "''N @ssa-
Mice ,1nh, I1orouso, ,h, .o,,,.
.S 49, 49,
zna 'ss,s'anl "o"hN''per a, N"s''
49, W wHnr "',,' ~ ''T' ever"
t",'t"s Wv H'
.rs." ~ P"e,.''i'; W.: w..
49,. NJ '"', N"' "'' "'
=" NV |N ~"
(Iub l.onStitu,iou R.ody
4, nm.;.-." ,
r-or won,or nI,,h ho,a res 'l a
for Women cum h"'d last evening the
.ead> rnr nr]asentafinn y, ,ro "r'r
'rou; w Ptts'"'''.'" ~ 'iic neg
"su,a' meeting Wheh 'hF| VIII u"
adop1e" SeNrr"' committees mad"
ep",.H INV l""lS ,"t nm. week :
1He'''he N"r" '"hlu'c'r". IN" pro
-ranl c"mmi'frs Will outline III" pro-
slah' =. ,h' MAY "e''lns an" an
"o"'''' IT '"' '"'t.s lAr' "' 'hiS ""'N'
The last of the series of Interesting
ecturcs given in competition with IN"
MISSIONARY study WnIh uf Tho Nnnl
ans Auxiliary "f ST. PHnl's church
Will u" delivered this evening. II
Mill he siNrn at the parish hall AZ
lsual at : o'cln..k and I;cv. ]. Is. Eur
eson will deliver tho, lecture which
viii l,r splrndidly Illustrated viii,
$tercop1iron views. 'Th.. subject is
'Jndian Work." and an are ,,rJi,lI,.
invited.
-~-:..-
Thursday Recital at Cnrwin.
Tn" advanced pupils at Wesley col
lego Conservatory will ar""ar il, w.
'i'al AT '"rwin music hall Thursday
tftrrn"nn at TAO o'clock and "a cor
niov good music. The proyran
1vhi"h follows will il" rendered.:
I:Hrrhrtta %eyins
Miss Alice nisl,rrc.
'aicr ..JuroIIc
Miss l.nnua owen.
son llur Healing of The l.cunrs.
lew Wallace,
Miss Louise Stavins.
N.i.r .Nrahesn,l. Lac.
Miss Della chris, ia nsnn
al, Fair. ~, SNn,., and HOLY ,,n.or
t.rs,acy Mrs ro,r,
Miss EVELYN Van uu,sen
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-01

Motorists haN" great confidence i'm
their cars. but it is carving il too far
Z" ask tn" machine" To climb a tree or
break Tho broad Jump rc~ord.