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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-18

equipped with the mos. approved rnod-
ern appliances. VI
The building and much OF tbs toS5
paeco wore covered by insurance. but
Mr.. Clark hns made heavy purchases
In tho last few days which were not
insured Fortunately thsre was no3
wind. and the IRE was not commutilss
Gated to the plant for Misunderstanding.
tobacco, nearby, also owned by J. Al,
Clark. 3sH
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MONEY LOANED On DIAMoSDS And
10 e cbsrs az iG Gor s,, rates OF Interest
CoBS q son. 2ls ". Ninth Street.
THOSE SEEKING AN EXCEPTI0NAI.
Investment will do well to look into
the stock now being issued by the
L l. Barnes Safe and LOCK Co. Inc,
ms is an per cent. preferred stock.
good az hrst mortgage bond. Com
pahy now over twenty-five years
old. practically has n monopoiy on
tho trade In the South; has dons
practically !" the other coinpanies
combined. Have several large hank
contracts on hand at this time,
amounting to thousands of dollars.
highest OF references given. For full
particulars address r. THOMAS
LiPsCOMBE. Sales Manager, BOX no
l23. richmond. Va,
MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOR
saie. hne opportunity for the right
man. On account of wishing to make
change In my business ] am OFFER
Ing tor sale my sash, blind and door
and general building material fac
.ory, situated In one of the most
ing an established reputation for
making high.grads work For fur
thcr information address ". j.
WHITEHURST. Richmond. Va.
WANTED. THE NAME OF AN INDI.
ritual or corporation willing to lend
"a EEAL f EsrA1pE Per c s5ai AYoS Is
Broad street. Augusta. Ca.
A RARE BUSINESS OPENING
Agency for Blairs "Nosak" safety
self-filling fountain pens; unequaied:
no inside mechanism or rubber sa ks
tli!cd by suction OF the Pen cap Tho
leaky tcrew pen section and medI-
cine dropper filters are abolished
Rocket sample case: . gentleman's
business. Weekly 9aiary paid accord
ing TO Gales Security required FOR
goods furnished Address BLAIR )
FouNTAiN PEN CO.. John Street:
New York.
coUkr SALE OF a VALUABLE
dairy and stock farm, In Orange and
Aibemarle counties. Va. On Febru-
airy !. 1912. We will offer for sale. at
public auction. one of the finest dairy
ana stock farms and equipment in
the celebrated Piedmont section Of
Wiz inla. containing 500 acres. Ex-
perts have pronounced the farm 4
most valuable location for extensive
orchards, including the celebrated
and modern. For Descriptive book
let and other information. write To
GEORGE L BROWNING and V. r..
s sid5o.k d.r Special Commits
HOMES AND FARMS OF ALL DE-
ables the borrower to pay for same
on small monthly or yearly pay
ments. We only charge per cent
interest on unpaid balances fou
stopping. further interest Seven
plan has no equal. Send for booklet
4os American National Bank Bldg.
Richmond. Va.
TRUE ECONOMY. NO ROME OR FAT.
Taylor's Pork Roll. At your grocer's.
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GSccuters' lneitc

HAVING QUALIFIED AS THE EXEC
utriX of the late Captain John Gus
sons. OF Glen Allen Va, notice is
hereby given to all persons having
them to me at Glen Allen. Va. duiy
certified. for payment: and all per-
sons indebted to his estate are re-
quested to make payment to me at
the above named place.
SARAH ELIZABETH FLETCHER
ENcCutriN OF John Cussons, dsr'd.
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Rral Gstafe l1lanteb

ELDERLY MAN, DESIRING TO RE-
tire from active business. wants
country place in good condition. Ad-
dress BEEMAN, Box 1884, Pittsburgh.
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sllualluna lQanteo, aaale

NA NTED. ADDRESSING 81 HAND
Or typewriter. other clerical worE.
address, 4 Al. care Times Dispatch.
MANTED. a POSITION By A YOUNG
mari had three years experience in
al! klnIs OF oiiice work, city refer
cncus G 56s. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION AS BOOkkEEP-
or o. assistant. BY young man. three
years experience with books. can
use typewriter. good reason for de-
string change. Address a 47i. care
Vim IS DE patcM.
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WANTED, GOOD CONTRACT TO SAW
and back lumber Address s. ". W.,
care Postmaster Beach. Va,
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w a y Il EC. YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
the sutonooile business; positions
secured competent graduates RICK
Street
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9fettng5

q MASONIC NoTICE.-A SPECIAL
Ky communication OF Joppa Lodge.
w No 40. ~. f. s. A. III, will be
hcia at the Masonic Temple THURS
DAY, 18th inst. at 1880 o'clock +. NJ.
Members OF sister lodges and tran
silent brethren are fraternally invited
to be present
By order of the WorshipfuI Master
GEORGE G. JEFFERSON,
Secretary
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aDIlrItDr5 ana Salrsmen
Goal anu llaoou

IF HAD ALL THE TESTIMONIES
OF good housekeepers and the raw
men OF good Judgment that EXPRESS
themselves amout LONGS wood ~
would be interesting and worth even
more than 10 cents. If you will or
Ger this week or next / Will send
dry oak ard pine and the best oak
and line slabs ever sold and coal that
burns. LONGS. 1906 West Broad.
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MACHINEST WANTED; ONE TO
Keep in repair air drills. experience
on drills absolutely necessary: Good
lob for rIsnt man. apply 10y letter
to UWARRA MINING COMPANY,
CandOr, y. G.
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TYPEWRITERS. ALL MAKES. RENT
cd three months. IS and upwards.
Rent applied on purchase. AMERI-
CAN WRITING MACHINE CO.. sos
East Main
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UPHOLSTERING.
WATCH REPAIRING.
PORK ROLL

ALL MEAT, no BONE OR FAT: AND
oh! my, SO good. Taylors Pork Roll
Al your SrOcer's.
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w ANTED, THE NAME OF AN INDI.
siuual or corporation willing TO lend
money Oh farm lands in Eastern
Georgia Rate. per cent. AUGUS.
IA REAL ESTATE COMPANY. SIs
Broad Street, Augusta Ga
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GDr Sale

WAGONS 70 SUI roo. Cs6s6EK
tires put on promptly. ut RICHARD
SON BROS. sl5 Brook Avenue
TWO SECONDHAND RUNABoUTs
one top buggy and several wagons.
all in good repair ana painted. These
are bargains. a. MEYEP'S SONS. 7ai
East Cary stree.
FINE CARRIAGES. BUSINESS BUG
gieD all kinds of wagons, carriage.
and wagon repairs. automobile re-
pairs. automobile painting Good
work keasonabio prices. w. =
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
delivered in Virginia and North Car
olina. Sl.i6 per thousn nd: sure mead
ers: punched in lo,h of 80 plants.
ENTERPRISE PLANT CO., Meggetts.
FOR SALE. $3.50 NATloNAL : CASH 9.
cheap. HoFH EIMEfes. northwest
corner Third and Broad Streets.
sECoND-HAND MACHlNERY BOUGHT.
sold and exchanged; l. gLut,OkD x
FOR SALE: oi,E SURREY. 500 ONE
pnaeton, $50: .one top buggy. s36; one
runabout, $40: one coal cart. $50;
painted and in hrpt-class order.
THos. II. DUKE & CO. s94 Brook
TWO GOOD WAIlDRoBES. TWO GOOD
cooking stoves. one bed divan, three
good Singer machines. All cheap.
Apply alO North Fifth Street.
ONE FIRST GRADE. STANDARD.
hreproof safe. cheap. Box SO. l23,
sMiTiiFIELD SAUSAGE. THE sAu-
sage with the flavor. at your grocer.s
No CROUCH AT BREAKFAST TIME.
Just slice and fry Tayiors Pork Roll
~ your srocer's.
ed three months. 50 and upwards
Rent applied on purchase: AMEkl-
CAN WHITING MACHINE CO.. COS
East Main
PIANOS FREE.-AS WE ARE ABOUT
to begin extensive alterations in our
warehouse, we are willing 10 store
limited number of pianos with re-
sponsihie parties Free delivery. To
out-of- town parties desiring to store
pianos or pIayer-pianos. we Will
prepay freight and pay carriages. You
do not obiiSate yourself in any way
except that you will return to us
when we call for II. Write US the
make you prefer. OF. better still,
come in and select your choice. which
VIII be delivered without cost to you.
THE CRAFTS PIANO Co. III East
Broad Street Richmond. Va.
FOR SALE. y LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF bugsies, surveys, runa bouts, Day
w von msseHs' sn Laundry - and srocery
.aahie a speCtai prices several
secoho-hand vehicles, in good order
cheap. a. MEYERS SONS. 731 Eas;
Cary Street
fOk SALE. Ny GENERAL MERCAN-
Sile business in Sussex county; forty
nvc miles of Richmond: eight miles
OF the Atlantic Coast Line: six miles
or the Southern Railway: an cstab-
nshed stand OF twenty-five years:
slo;uOo to $4,000 trade; hooks open
business: $4,000 TO 5000 sesck when
can be reduced to suit buyer IL they
WISH: terms will be made very easy.
Aadress II 6o4. care Times Dispatch.
FOX SALE. y LIMITED NUMBER or
shares In corporation, which vii,
pay the stockholders Very large proi-
It's This is real chWrice and tho
present demand for the goods manu-
iactured is FAR greater than the out
put. All communications strictIy
Gohhdential. Answer n 6I5, care
Tines Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-18

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
holders OF the Nowlan Company will
be held at their office, 92t East Main
Street. on MONDAY, January 90, at
L. o'clock NJ. RIO. l.. WINSTON
Secretary and Treasiirer
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WANTED. FOR Z. s. AhMl. ABLE
bodied. unmarried men. between ages
OF IS and 80. citizens OF United Stutes,
OF good character and temperate hab-
Its. VINO cel s2eak. read and write
the English language. For informa
tIoH. a;E,iy to Recruiting Officer, $40
East Broad Street Richmond. Va.
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DELIVERED ANY PART OF THE
city or suburbs, FIVE gallons for 30
cents; TO udor; no smoke. HOWELL
BROS. COZ East Broad
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lllal1tfD

ONE Or TWO COPIES OF SOLO, CON
puered Banner" Labachc arrange
;ncnt. Phone Madison 3l11-J.
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zip .....--, 5Itiiiu!:

W.lSTGo. Three EXPERIENCED
white mattresses for nice hotel near
Durham. State salary expected, ex-
perience and give references In first
Letter. Also when you could begin
wor- Z. r. HIGGINS, 1910 North
Elizabeth Street. Durham. " c.
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WANTED, a GOOD SECONDHAND
safe. medidm size. cash. Address No.
South Eighth Street. City.
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NlNE-ROOM HOUSE. BEST LOCALITY
on Church I'm, for rent. Phone Mad
ison 920-J. Address c GOT, care
Times Dispatch.
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1ous.nss6 4OppprlunIllrS

MoNEY LOANED on DIAMoSDS AM
Je*elry at lowest rates OF Interest
NO charges for storage y f. ia.
COBS d son, 21S y. Ninth Street
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TWO SECONDHAND RUSABOUTS,
one top buggy and several wagons.
all in good repair and painted. These
arc bargains. a. MEYEP'S SONS, I3l
East Cary stree.
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WAGONS TO SUIT ron, RUBBER
tires put on promptly. Ut RICHARD
SON BROS. 6lb Brook Avenue.
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5ltllatlons lAantep, 3;rmaIr

WANTED. 4 WoMAN TO COOK AND
do general housework: no Washing.
Stay on place. 250f Grove Avenue
YOUNG LADY. BRIGHT AND ACTIVE
wlth experience in all kinds OF Of
fee WORK, desires position. Address
e 2gi. care Times Dispatch.
YOUNG LADIES AS CHORUS GIRLS
in musical comedy. Apply by letter
only Tor appointment. Is 525, care
Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-18

Rtchmond. va, january l6, 1872.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
holders,-The annual meeting of III,
stockholders of the Life Insurance.
Company of Virginia Will be held at
the chief office OF the company, on
Broad street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. in the city of Rich
mond, on WEDNESDAY, the 31st day
OF January, 1919, at IL o'clock NJ
F.. d. HARRIS
Secretary.
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foU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
inent JOB. $50 month. send postal for
.isl OF positions open. FRAN KILN
n Y
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DELICIOUS AND APPETIZING. TAY-
lors Pork Roll. At your grocer's
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WANTED, YOUNG MAN STENOGRA-
rher. experienced. come knowledge
OF book Keeping preierred; WIN pay
town, Va.
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KeaI G5tafe jfur Rent

FOR rent. POSSESSION At ONCE
heated house; nine rooms: all mod
crn convcaiences. 240S Stuart Ave-
nvu. Gail Madison 69l9.
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Rooms Jfor Rent

TWO FURNISHED or UNFURNIsHEn
rooms for light Aousek cping. los
West Marshall. Phone Madison I77O
FOR RENT. NICE ROOMS. NEWLY
furnished; up-to-dat e: double or sim
gle. LII IL North Eighth street
Strictly private family.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS; HEAT
ed: $3.50 week UP. THE ROANOKE,
III North Eighth.
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WANTED. PLACE AS BUTLER OR
TO DO uuy'B work. Can give refer
ences. Apply l4$2 W. Lclgh street.
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Qrtp Sl,an.ro, S.7ulf

I'm -. :, 1000
t,OUO GOV EEN.MENr JOBS OPEN.
Write Tor tree llAt. FRANKLIN IN
SIlIUIE, Dept SOL, kochester.
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PART NO. 135 l.. MAIN, FOR OFFICES
or business. Apply within.
ONE LARGE. ACCESSIBLE. SECOND
story, centre OF city; mako excep-
tionai good wareroom or for storage
Address Box No. 123. City.
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Rral G5tate jfDr sale

TRUE ECONOMY. NO BONE OR FAT
Taylor's Pork Roll. At your grocer
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Want AID Rates
A05I anu 5;punu

LOST, BLACK LEATHER BAG SCI
VAN purpie stones. reward II re-
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MEN TO EARN BARBER
tT4dc. O.ly few weeks required
Wages after frat month. STEADY pp-
sitlUn guaranteed. Write for cata
loBue. MOLERS BARBER COLLEG 4,
2u1 BoWery, New York City.
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WANTED, JOB PRESSMAN AT ONCE.
Apply THE FRANKLIN PRESS CO.
Petersburg, Va.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-10-10
lain.

The marriage bans of Anthony Alt
and Regina Ringelstetter were pub
lished from st. Luke's pulpit Sunday.
Mrs. Avis Rhuland accompanied
Miss Mary RhuIand TO Chicago.
Miss Elizabeth Rick has entered a
hospital in Lacrosse to study to be-
come nurse.
Alois Brechtl of Milwaukee visited
in this vicinity the past week
Rev. FIR. Rienself of Bloomfield, Ill.,,
was the guest of Rev. George Pesch.
the past week. He delivered an in
teresting sermon to the auditors of st.
Luke's church Sunday.
Miss O'Commell of Tommshawk,
Wis, is the guest of Miss Anna Boyle.
Miss Edith Schoenmann opened
the fall term of schOOl Monday, Sept.
4 A new organ was a recent addition
TO the school apparatus.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-10-10
SUFFRAGE DEBATE
BY v. c. 7. !.

A meeting of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union was b atJh e
home of Mrs. Sydney Wakefield
Tuesday afternoon. County President
Mrs. IL. Peck of Merrimack was pre-
sent and gave very interesting re-
port OF the State convention held at
Appleton recently. Mrs. Borden of
Merrimack also gave an account of
the state convention. There was a
lively debate on the subject, "Re-
solved, that Suffrage would be bene-
fetal to the w. g. T. U. Work..
The judges decided in favor of the
affirmative. A humorous reading was
given by one of the members and the
county president invited the Baraboo
Union to attend Matron's medal
contest to be held in Merrimack next
week.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. George B. Nc Gilvra
November 5.
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Generous Harpies.

"On the return Of the army from
the Philippine islands most Of the
troops were mustered out in San
Francisco. In advance of their ar
rival at that point, the pension attor-
neys of Washington hurried to the
spot to open Offices or have their
agents ready to meet the returning
soldiers. According to the language
of the soldiers themselves, the rival
agents beset them at once, Emporium
ing them to file their claims for pen
sions without delay. To the bewilder.
ed youths, eager only to reach their
homes, rs attorneys seemed to be pur.
suing each victim, assuring him that
1t was his duty to file his application,
whether an invalid or not. The hos.
pitfalls had to be guarded against these
tormentors masquerading as friends
of the invalids" In the case of a sin
gle regiment composed of officers and
men of exceptional physical excel
lence,, ATT applications for pensions
were filed within four months, foI
over 20 different diseases.-Charles
Francis Adams in the Worlds Work
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Plain.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Peck Oct 4, son.
Misses Anna Boyle and Ruth
Butcher spent Thursday of last week
with friends in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hutter, Sr of
Spring Green visited at the Otto Hut
ter home Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Anna Boyle was called to Port
age on account of the serious illness of
her uncle.
John Blau and Jos. Blau and their
families visited at the John Brecht
home Sunday.
Mr.. and f. G.. Schoenman and sons,
Leonard and Norman, spent Sunday
afternoon at the home of Thomas Fer
guson in Bear Creek.
VIM. Hutter of Spring Green spent
Sunday in this vicinity.
Dist. No. 3, town of franklin, open
ed for the fall term of school with
Miss Edith Luther as teacher. a we'll
and pump and slate blackboards are
recent necessary apparatus.
The Sacrament of Confirmation will
be administered to an exception lly
large class at the ST. Luke's Catholic
church by Bishop Sch webach of La
Crosse Sunday, Oct. 20.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-10-10
RECENT TRANSFERS
IN REAL ESTATE

Emma Rienow ct al to Fritz Hussel
ct al, land in village of Sank, $4,000.
Elson A. Hgland to Michael Fitz.
gerald, land in village of Prairie du
Sac, $500.
Luther GriswolG to Charles w.
Thomas, land in Baraboo, $1,000.
w. ii. Shafer to Joseph II. Camp.
bell, land in Reedsburg, $4,000.
Louis M. Hyzer to Charles W.
Borning, land in Reedsburg, 81.
Carl Bernhagen to Engelbert Rutt-
gers, land in Rsedsburg, $500.
G. r. futile to PauIina Bit ,ner, land
in the city of Bara 900, 81.
Elias Witwen to Henry Zech, land
in Troy, SIS.
Caroline Dangerfield to Earl Warn
land in Baraboo, 81.
Frank Gerofski to Henry g. Schae'
fer, land in. Baraboo, $3400.
Everett s. McGaw to T. J. Holton,
land in Dellona, 5000.
Bernhart Fischer TO Michael Schultz,
land in franklin, $500.
Herman T. Wegner to George A.
Grube:, land in Sumpter, SIS.
7. A. Sprecher to John Deischer,
land in Troy, ST..
John Deisher to John A. Schneider,
Land in Troy, 81.
Carl F.. Meyer to Simon Steuber,
land in Honey Greek, $500.
The Reedsburg Land and Improve.
ment company to Arthur Miles, land
in city of Reedsburg, 500.
Michael Rofinske TO Margi Plokarz,
land in Dellona, ST..
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-10-10
NEW STORE

READER: We address you in the
same candid, honest and earnest solicit
tude as if we were confident of our
ability to place before you the practi-
cal phiioso phy of business that light
ems the load and the values that short
en- the road and hasten the time of
ultimate and permanent prosperity.
There is a clinching appeal, an I'M
answerable argument and paying
advertisement in every item we send
out among our patrons that has in
trinsic merit as a real bargain, below
it's market value. Half our profits are
made in judicious and close purchases,
the other half in quick cash sales The
subject of the greatest Importance to
us is where TO strike ROCK BOTTOM
in the purchase of our goods; for upon
this vital thread hangs our destiny.
REAL bargains are found in the by
ways where nothing but brains and
bullion will command them spot cash
and it is nothing else than solid values
that have brought to the front ranks
the sterling characters that have
adorned the brightest values of mer-
camille history, cash method, a short
honest profit for THE MONEY
DOWN. Did you ever know of man
who sold for cash alone, who had the
courage to whis per that little syllable
-NO-to fail? The courage to say no,
has coined many man to be success
full, to place figures that will not lie
facts that pulverize theory and va ues
that pave the pathway to prosperity.
We admit that there are few who sue
ceeded. bv careful scrutiny of credits
But how much greater would these
few have ranked had they fought un-
der the banner of CASH method?
Your presence is looked for, your
patronage will aid this movement and
be the help to you for lower prices in
all departments and help the growth
of the business, which is now grad
ually spreading out to all parts of our
county near and far.
T. Clavadatscher
Baraboo, Wis. Upstairs.
Advertise ment.)
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-10-10
IaVaIIG.

La Vale again defe atei the Big
Creek team by score of 10 to last
Sunday. This was the game which
was to decide which team was the
superior as each one of them had won
game before. La Vale, as in the
preceding game, proved all together
too much for the stocky team from the
country. Mr.. Stanto, who did the
twirIing for Big Greek, was bstted
harder than the score indicated as La
Vale tossed away many runs which
they felt was unnecessary to get In
order TO secure the verdict, Big Greek
was somewhat Handicapped as their
peerless irst baseman, Mr.. Ames, was
hurt during practice and was unable
to participate in the game. He wrench
ed bis knee severely. Although Mr..
Ames is very capable player, his be.
ing out of the game had no material
effect upon the outcome as La Vale
was batting Mr. Stantos offerings all
over the diamond. Mr.. Richards, who
was on mound duty for La Vale, had
Big Creek at his mercy. He had them
standing on their ears trying TO hit
his vendors, fadaways and hook
shoots He struck out Is batters and
only allowed clean hits. Mr.. Yon-
key, the peerless slugger of the La
Vale club, again showed no mercy to
Mr.. Stanto cloutlng him for a single,
triple and home run. Big Greek
now realizes that La Vale is their
master in the cut of playing the ma
tional game and they feel that it will
be necessary for them to DO consider
able amount of praclicing before they
will be able to call themselves the
greatest base ball team in the state.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-10-10
DEBATING SOCIETY MEETS
Instructive Talks and Good
Debate Enjoyed BY all
Present.

A very instructive as we'll as an en-
joyable meeting was held in the high
school last evening. The debate was,
Resolved: That in the Baraboo high
school one session is preferable to any
other method. The affirmative was
carried by Karl Fisher and William
Stanley and the negative was defend
ed by Eugene Henke and Marion
Douglas. The decision Of the jury
was three to two in favor of the mega
tive. The boys gave very good de-
bate on account of being interested on
the subject. Both sides had good
points which were we'll worked out.
Hugh Kelley, honorary member of
the society, gave very interesting as
we'll as instructive talk. A. III. Noyes,
as critic, told the boys that the So
ciety should have more members and
the only possible way to get them was
to get out and work.