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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-05

La prochaine s6ance de rUnion
St Joseph, qui aura lieu lie 10 cou-
rant, sera DIES plus importantes
Une tres grave question concer-
nant lie bien-etre futur de la doyen-
ne de nos societies y sera discut6e.
Les membres devraient tous y
assister.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-05
M. Cosineau a sa femme;

NJ. Cosineau a sa femme:
-Ch6rie, j'ai calcut6, quand
vous m'aimez bien, que l6clat de
vos deux yeux est de quarante
bougies.
-Quel age as-tu, mon mignon?
Monsieur, j'ai cinq ans a la
maison, ct trois quand on va en-
chemin de fer!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-05

Perdu dimanche dernier, en- re-
tournant de la grand messe de l'6-
elise Ste Anne, un medallion en- or
portant les initiates R. A. P. ct
ayant a l'int6rieur lie portrait DIES
deux jeunes sours de la %propri6tai-
re. Pri4re de lie ,retourner pour
r6compense a Mile Rose A. Pelle-
tier. 1902 Dupont n.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-05

Au bureau de poste, un mon
sieur s'adresse q un employs:
-C'est pour un simple rensei-
gnement, dit-il. Voici... je d6si-
rerais savoir. -. Mais auparavant;
CONNIE je ne voudrais pas vous de-
ranger pour rien, vous me dome :
rez un timbre de denx cents. -.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-05
An commissaire de notice.

Au commissaire de police:
Enfn, votre belle-mere s'est ie-
tee par la fenetre, ct vous n'avez
rien fait pour lie retenis?
Pardon, monsieur le commits
saire, je suis descendu q l6tage en-
dessous, mails ellie 6tait d6ja pas
see.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-05

Nine Th6ophile Beaudet est al
lee a Belle Prairie, Mimi, lundi
dernier, Oh ellie passera aeux Sc
maines chez ses v6n6rables parents
M. ct Nine Poissant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-05

ST vous voulez DIES chaussures de
premiere qualit6 achetez-les au
Magasin Canadien, EAST Side
Toggery).
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-05
Ecbo oe l'0uest
MINNEAPOLIS, lie 5:Avril 1912.
ST vous voulez des chaussures de
la derniere mode achetez-les au
Magasin Canadien.
M. Gaspard Thibault est retenu
chez lui par la dypht6rie.
ON 6b6nis-
ties a la Minneapolis Furniture Co.
s'adresser a FIX Paradis.

M. j. G. Deslauriers est entire a
Ihopital ces jours derniers, Oh il
s'est mis- sous les soins du DR. Lau-
rent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-05

Chaussez vos garcons au Maya
sin Canadien GU vous trouverez
DIES Chaussures qui donneront bon
service. ...
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-05
Les PILULES MORO
Rendent au systeme la vigueur que lui ont enlev@e
des efforts trop considerables.

Nos jeunes Camadiens sont merveilleusement
forts, splendidement bats, lis torment une race
magnifique qui fait radmiration de tous ceux qui
les emploient.
Dams toutes les equipes OH il y a DIES Cana
dlens, on les reconnait immediatement. II ny a
pas a sly tromper, les plus %vaillants, les plus cou-
rageux sont nos compatriotes. II y a parmi eux
de merveilleux types d'humani6 capables de
faire Iadmiration de tous ceux qui s'occupent
danatOmie ct d'athletisme.
Mais queIquefois, lis wont trop loin lie d6sir
de montrer leur force les pousse a commetre de
dangereuses im~prudences. Tout lie monde a WI
dams les chantiers, lie dimanche, on quand Il lie ira
vail ch6me, les travailleurs s'amuser q faire des
tours de force, a Sc lancer des defis. Cest quel-
quefois merveilleux ce que font ces hercules qui
ne Sc m6nagent pas plus all plaisir qu'au travail.
LIE malheur, c'est que tout celia ne peut durer.
Rappelons-nous que lie corps n'oublie rien ct que,
pour PavOir malmene, nous sOuffrOns %tOujOurs ct
quelquefois longtemps, a moins que nous ne
cherchions a r6parer les pertes subies en- en-
plOyant un %fOrtifiant qui rende au sang la vi
gueur ct ractivite quill ma plus.
Les Pilules Moro sont I'm magnifique remede
pour la reconstruction du sang. II suffit genera
cement den employer %quelques bottles pour faire
dispara1tre toute trace de fatigue ou d'epuise-
ment que causent des efforts trop considerables
AASo oCAAo u ACAu y {, AOuA CVAO - " OAS SAAA-
cacite reconnue.
Nous prenons, au hasard, parmi les certificats
que nous avons sous la main, lie suivant qui est
tres simple, mais dune 6loquence parfaite
"A Page de dix-sept ans, CONNIE beaucoup de
jeunes gems, j'aimais d paraitre capable de tout,
robuste, ct j'aurais etc humili6 d'6tre ~surpass6
sur &c point. Pour faire vOir mes forces, je fis
IN Jour plus que lie ne pOuvais ct fus bient6t
oblig6 den ~rabattre, car quelque chose d rint6-
rieur await sembl6 s'ouvrir. Je fus ensuite long
temps malade ct incapable de TRAVELLER. yes-
sayais toutes sortes de remedies, mais sans que
rison. Les forces m'6tant dependant I'm peu re-
venues, je partais pour les chantiers, mais je ne
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITES par les M6de
jours, except6 lie dimanche, de 8 heures du matin
Montreal. Aussi consultations par lettres pour
medecins.
Les Pilules Moro sont en- vente chez tous les
aussi, par la poste, all Canada ct aux Etats-Unis,
bottles. Toutes les lettres doivent 6tre adressees
Denis, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-05
NaissanceS

En- cette vile, M. ct Nine J. Be-
lair, 724 Adams, une file.
M. ct Nine Lagac6, 2214 rue
johnson, une file.
M. ct Nine Edmond Dulac, 316
Be Avenue n. E., une file.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-05

est i'm des meilleurs p~reservateurs des
dents a cause de sa fexibilite ct la
facilite avec lapuelle il s'adapte aux ca
vites ct aux marges des dents.
Ii est a 'Epreuve des acldes
de la bouche ct de Pestomac ct offre la
plus grande resistance d p9uvre ardu
de la mastication.
Je fails une specialize de Plombages en-
Or a prix tres rebuilt.
DIR. E. N. FONTAINE
DENTISTE
Bureau: Hennepin ct Washington
(Au-dessus de la pharmacie Voegeli)
Telephones: N. w. Main 1884
T. s. Centre 1857.
Residence: T. s. North 1898
Heures: $50 q IL A. NJ, l d 5P. M. P. NJ
Soirs Mardis, Jeudis ct Samedis Z a 8
Dimanches, 10 d IL par rendezvous.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-05

LIE Magasin Canadien vous don
nera les meilleurs vdleurs en- chaus-
sures pour hommes ct garcons.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-05

Un examinatenr interroge:
-Maintenant, voulez-vous nous
dire quel est lie moyen lie plus 6ner-
gique pour r6tablir la circulation?
Et P6leve interpell6, qui songe a
de recentes bagarres, de r6pondre:
-C'est d'appeler les gardens de
la paix!
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Gathered on the ALleys

three Eame totals. no also making .
hG",,, mo''u record for high nvcra ge
p nTwtiilg IN Tie number Of games
mans average being lbs for 81 conse-
game totals "iS-' -
9ividual srore he making 19s pins
disappear 70 the land of unknown in
one single game. This is some howl
XII NJ, IN" pm also wins the prize for
team. ""e!
George o'Drien won the prize for
leading leading the Alec team for high indi.
Vi3uai average on his team.
NM, oS nE y, Wlhh u prize for high average
man on the Remington team
van Ainan wins prize for having
sno nohor or making the second high
score In tho league
Ho'Pc SelB prize for high aver
age on the Vlrginian team.
W ede comes IN for n big sharo OF
I Ihe prize money by leading the Cook
frlhtinE Company team for high aver
), MeFarland led tho Journal team for
hish average. lie will also get a
CAPTAIN Bell carried off tho honors
for The Times Dispatch team for hirh
average bowling IN the greatest num-
Der OF games played.
" S 9cnmitz wins Il prize. for leading the
oyn,p Team for high individual
Iemplo Roy won prize for high
aa ns man on Tho Times Dispatch
= Ellis made ane showing flor the
Kesinington team This season, and he
VIII De rewarded for il by his team
mates, M h,, ELLIS Is not only good bowl
he is well libeJ by ali. 49, az"
ihere WI he many other prizes
awarded 10 the different players in
INC ieasue when the meeting is held.
Il FLff IN
being the most consistent bowler In
the league this season
Deasy also made good in fast COM
pany, ana finished way up In tho per-
Captain Barrow deserves great credit
iof the way he managed the Journal
Yea ana he also showed up well in
:, Fit, proved to be good ad-
dition to the Journal team, and no
was mainly responsible for winning
many game Tor his team.
van Aman. the boy wonder, made n
nice showing for his team. and he will
come In Tor big slice OF tho prize
Hutchinson carried off high honors
for the Newport team, and finished
win big average to his credit
>, over .nt played nice geme al
,ne season, and he made record for
Newport team
Bryan dcscrveH great credit for his
work this season, and he finished the
season Win good average.
captain Smith showed class as
manhSer for team. and he made q
r,ein1tkhplc showing for both GOOD
bowling ana good Judgment, and Cap
tain smith is we'll liked By every nem-
Der OF tho Richmond Bowling Asso-
HiS!y proved. 70 be star player for tho
Cook Printing Company team.
ne local howjeTs much regret loosins
thrir OIL friend, Mcfarland. as he had
~ itht Mac foii that he was going TO play
-" "H'rH NC could rnn around the field.
~ ny says 'h"t !'c did not have enough
Ing alley Mao oaI4lus ths best wishca OF
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NJ CURES WILL
LEA We FOR TRIP
Local Lads to Play Jefferson
School in Charlottesville
TOM orrow.

Miller School was forced to cence,
the game with McGuire's scheduled for
yesterday. because of nm epidemic OF
measles at that place. 8rcGuire's there.
fore will not loave for Charlottesville
Until tomorrow, when tho baseball
team will play Jefferson School. From
there they Will go to Orange to play
Woodbury. Forest School on Tuesday
Paschall. who has been siok for soma
time, will not be able to go on this
trip. This will weaken, the team tn
some extent. but Hammond, who hos
been playing short stop in Paschail's
place has been fielding remarkably
well, so the main loss will be in bat
ting. Anccll. another gooA batter, and
the teams fastest outfleljer. has also
been unable to play in the last games.
and probably will not be in Mondays
lineup.
Little may be said In regard to HUI
cher. Smith, and Scott, three of last
years men, for the public LnoWs the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14
BY WHIT wII1Tm.y.


The bowling season OF one of tho
Sos,,h Or Hized bowling leagues In tho
southern States came to close tues
gay night when the champion Rem
ing tohs and Times-Dispatch team
went on tho drives In their final
sameb The Richmond Bowling Asso-
ctation mas made wonderful record
succesB D'e
op McW records were made In oil events
a ,h some good bowlers have come 20
mo 'front.'. The Remington team aroIo
The ~ Xloo the T Remnant by one game over
nip and tuck ali , lwo teams have been
p ut up some games that Will comparc
con, soH.e or the best teams in tho
dcsnrrs To-Day. President williams
INC tn heln; and he is mainly Responsible
LOT me leaguc'3 great success. as hc
nus a, peen on the alert at all timcs. in
square deal . e The on In' vas Was given
prayers have Is that tho season bns
come TO II close nee
,v many nave already begun to organ
re new teams in order to come In
me new summer League when vii ~
Start In the near future. The Cook
irihting Company and the News Lendnr
WIS nave postponed game TO play.
haines PRESIDENT Williams, of the
iishsue, VIII call meeting to award
me money prizes that have been Won
a movement is now on foot TO hold
pig banquet IN honor of tho BOWERS.
~ me same time n new league will
re re formed. Secretary Goetz. of he
richmond Bowling Association IA
f.ated mat he has large surplus left
~ me treasury to give the bows n
pig NM Some of them arc alrcndy
saiKihs about buying out some biz,
al, ,ati,i,roaG. while others say that they
~ in take their share and go around
ane weird. Even at that we ali had
a aIra run, Many match games have
uiisseady been planned by both indi-
The new alleys now being instaIIcd
IN Petersburg will be CONNECTED In n
rev days And this Is good news FOR
me local boys. as they Will noe he
anIe 10 switch games with their broth
g,. AWAY over across tho Appomattox
fRlVer. big card has been arranged
L9r the opening night. when the chain
pson kerningtons and tho Alec team
OF me Richmond Bowling Association
viii journey across and Give the good
Peohse OF Petersburg real exhibition
oi me national game. Tho teams viii
carry over large crowd OF rootcrs
ana warm time is look ed for.
me Diamond Alleys at Forest Hill
fark. are drawing large crowds each
niBht. Tho new diamond alleys In
me open air pavilion ut Forest IIilI
Ihrk nave been drawing large crowds
Shch night. and come good scores have
mon bowlcrs.
The following are some Of tho roo
ords and prize winners IN tho Rich
ihonu bowling Association this season.
whitman led the Inaguc for both
AiGh and Individual average and hlgn
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SAFE IF
PILOT is CAREFUL
Alr-C raft Have Not as High Mortality Rate as
Other Means Of Observation-Disclosures Of
Deaths Due to ReckIessness of Fool
hardy Drivers
DrIVers.

IN an neroplano than In an auto
mobile. He Ia now In u Now York
hospital with E compound fracture OF
OF tho skull duo to a ta1ioab no
cideht In Central Park on March 20.
beckwith Havens. who few In
charlottesville Last week, also pro-
ferh to risk hic ufe IN tho air than
TO parlor car of fa.xt -a,,ros
train as ne ha4 had q painful s,.
perienoe with tho lattar.
AeToplane accidents arc GRAVITY =,
'he oeorease ah shown by tho ranort
OF hi George Bssoanoon. san,
heofetarS OF tho Aeroplano Club of
rance During tho year 1910. 500
successful &eroplanes were am
sruoted In Franco and were flown 8
.otei OF sl2.6oo m.los, causing ten
fatalities, or one death to every a, osn
miles travelled
Ia !sll 1850 machines woro built
aila mo distance covered IN flight
Vas 4,e2o,o00 miles, whilo tho fatal
"eoiuehts were twenty-slx, or one 10
e.or' 5000 miles flown The number
Oh passengers carried in 1911 was
!E,ooo, as compared with $500 In
wv and the time Spont In tho mir
Increased from $500 TO 10000 hours.
u'fee and onc-third years.
mo rapid development and popu-
i"tlty or the hydro-eeroplane Will do
.""on 10 h'iinnlato the public mind as
10 the safety OF the eeroplane az mo,
u single fatal accident has beon rc-
corded against this typo OF maohine
e'ther In thig country or abroad.
NaFigatins the air is O. now scionoe
'HAt Is just beginning to attraot tho
attention OF the Boientifc world. and
every victim OF aviation is reallv a
martyr TO tho science. The old say-
ing that VIC beneAt by tho mis,ak GA
Oh others Ia most appropriately an
PILED 10 aviation.
OAo ~ ono tho Causes OF accidents
are being eliminated For Instance.
-, is mo general opinion of the pub
10 lnat II an aviator's motor atops
-. "a n!oair ne 10 -goner." Not SO;
II used to be, bat not now. Tbis A..
fect hea been remediod by ohanoins
the construction OF the tail surSecc
Aefoplshes formerly uero built win
what Ia called o lifting tail-that 60
the tall lifted or nuppo rtod its own
weight. duo to tho blat of air IRON,
the propellor striking It. When tho
propeller stopped. the effect of this
last OF air lie lost and tho tail s,nkg,
causing the machine to take a back
WARD dive. over which the operator
has no control.
II Is the common practice now 10
oulId the machine with nonl!ftina
'aAi. and balance the machine 81
that. II the motor stopped in mid
air. the aeroplane Will take ita natur-
al gliding angle forward. and safely
Hoiopiahe. or Glide, TO earth Tho
! no'i"ohtai ditahce covered In such :,
.''"i'ahc VIII be about ten times tho
vertical distance of the aeroplano q
IN tho air. Say. tho machine i, JsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14

Kind OF ball these three play. Scales.
one OF last years substitutes. has been
catching exceedingly well. while Red
mond. also of last years team, has
been doing good work both In the
box and In the outncld.
coghill. who Is new man. is play
Ing third in good form. while Graves
also one OF this years men. has been
Leading the team in batting Gregory,
who plays in the outfield with Graves.
also deserves mention. He is quite an
artist ut the bat. Leach. another good
man. has been playing both in the In
neld and the outaeld His cspecial
features arc his slownes and his good
batting
Last year Jefferson sctool was the
only team that defeated McGuire'a. SO
naturally. McGuire's will put UP n
pretty good light this year. Captain
Hulcher Will probably pitch this game,
and Scott Will be in the box next
day.
On Friday McGuirc's will meet Rich
mond Academy FOR the first time this
season. This 10 the Hrst championship
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14
ny AVIATION

The announcement In the news
lHpcrs las; week OF the death OF the
famous avittor. Calbraith p. Rodgers.
Who last full few from New York 10
4-3s Angelica. i,2Sl miles caused many
70 sigh a.rd say, II am not surprised.
IheY al come 10 1; Il they stick 10
Tho game long enough"
SO IT seems when you look only Mt
one side OF IT, ana the public is in
formed OF the dark ride only. as ayia-
non has become so common that tho
daily papers can only keep UP with
an account OF broken record or a
broken neck
Before oondemning aviation you
must bear In mind that II IS In its
Infancy though It has grown more
7ep!dly than any previous method OF
transportation. and that 80 per oent.
81 the fatalities have been duo to
"%7ih!iion flying when a daredevil
aviator stakes his lie against good
purse OF gold TO DO hair-raising
htuhts TO attract ana please the pub
ne As long IS this style OF Aying
IS participated In we can expect moth,
Ing more than the toll that is paid
iQr hiGn speed racing, such as auto
lnpnile horse and Inoto-boat racing,
re you know that, with tho cx-
eltou az Lieutenant Eelfridga IN
lapS. tuerc has not been single
"eath us serious accident to any Of
'e thousan ds Of pnssengers ;hat have
l'Hen carried In the past three years
81 Tie unitcd Statea2 Cross country
i'y'ns sam boast OF even better
2e7ora for 70 GATE not singlo fatal
~ has been recorded against this
branch ps aerondut!cs
Referring TO statistics and reducing
II e figures TO T. percentage basis IT
VII br 'cbnd that there are n number
- other S1orta more dangerous than
flying. For ufinnce, 1877 people los,
their lives last year attempting TO
climb The Alps while tho totel tateli-
Ties due 10 an source OF aviation to
date IS only i2T.
Take our most common and least
feared plaything, the automobile,
7tom January !. 1892, 70 January !.
5gc2, four yeais there were less than
1000 automobiles In use in tho whole
world There were killed By these
Tnachines 41s psople. not to mention
the thousands Of osts, dogs. pigs, and
chickens. NOW take the aeroplane,
from September l. 1908. The date OF
tie first death by power-driven
aeroplane to February / 1919. three
Years and FIVE months. more than g.
600 aeropianes have been in use, and
ohlv lao pecple were K'!leH, either eA
pilots. passenger mechanics or
Gpectatprs.
Reducing the above fgures to q
percentage basis. It viii be found
that TO every ono person killed By tie
Reroplane. 81 wero killed b. the auto
mobile.
Frank cofyr. who has been nytng
for the past two years without over
a shake-up, and who for the past els
weeks has been amusing the down.
town New Workers with his hydro
Geropiane nislts over the Ice hoes o.
tho hudson. alwaas said no felt safcI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14

game McGuiro's playa. Tho second
championship game 10 with John Mar
shall High School. and will be played
on Tuesday, April 90.
The Hampd en- Sidney game has not
been closed yet, SO 1t Is doubtful
whether McGuire'a will play them on
April &c. or later.
The next big game will be on May
q, when McGu!ro's meets tho Episco-
pal High School On May ( Aiooulre's
plays Fredericksburg College on tho
latter'e diamond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14

his friends with him. who wish him good
luck.
Following Is list OF tn. ,eaua who won
money. and tho amount that they Will re-
ceive for their work:
First prize. Remington ,cam........., 800
Second prize. Aico tesn............... 400
Third prize. VirGinian team........., 1850
Fourth Prize Times DIS patch team. i2C0
The Alec team led the league for high
team average. and also high team score
for the season
Bii!ey won the prize for being the largest
bowler in the league.
Vsn Amen gets prize FOR beitk; the
smallest bowler In the Richmond Bowling
Association.
Whitman's :amous game OF goosepins IL
making big hit az Forest NH park.
Following are some high score mad. M,
past week on the Diamond Alleys a. Forest
NH Park in tenp!nz:
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victory for yvoodben,.

IHpecIaI 20 The Tlmes- Dlspatchl
Orange. Va, April 13.-Woodberry
second team here to-day. scoring on
a Wild pitch by Cannon. Rain stopped
the game in the hrst but the play
after this was fast on both sides. Hill
pitched six innings and Tanner three.
both showing up in nne shape.
Score by innings: RHE.
Virginia ......0 0 o o o. 1000 s 9
Woodberry -. 0 0 d 90 o0--l 8 /
summary: Struck out-By Hill, 4;
by Tanner. s: by Cannon. 8. Hits-off
HIN. 2; off Tanner. 8.
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feet above the ground when the motor
atops' the aviator can glide his ma
chine horizontal distance OF $3.50
Ieet' or ono mile. and in SO doing has
e,ihe TO pick out q suitable landing
or the Russian aviator,
Lads Lewkov-ics, was living MA
monoplnne over New York CITY when
his motor stopped. Fortunately h.
WAS o'ooo rect above the city. and had
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14

special meeting of the e1ecu-
Two board of the Richmond Bowl
Ing Association will he held Mt the
Newport bowling Alleys Tuesday
night nt o'clock. business of vital
Importance In connection with the
formal closing OF the seaAon VIII
be transacted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14

no trouble In making safe landing
In New Jersey.
In like manner other theoretical
and mechanical improvements are
being made daily, and It Is only n
question OF q short while before the
public VIII realize that the aeroplnne
is not the death trip now deptctured
but, TO tho contrary, the safcst
quickest, CHEAPEST and most pleasant
mode OF rapid transportation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14

- TTIZe Contest In Tcnpjns
me Diamond Alleys Mt Forest I'M ra-t
, ~. noad pig prize contest in tenpins next
uesuay night beginning at S O'CLOCK. open
INC wholesale Drug League which h,,
,iHoe hnc showing this season viii ronan
10 ciose April TO- with tho closing Of this
,rns"c richmond will go down in historv
Win one OF the largest ORGANIZED ban,IIn
81 sanitation ever held in the southerh
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Egs
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-03
CONGO
T0PUT|NB BRANCH
STORE HERE
Sell Royal Blue Shoe Store
{. Will be Started in
t.. Near Future.

Charles A. Goddard of Minneapolis,
representing SELF. Schwab & Co., of
Minneapolis vas in the city today
and made arrangements for the in
stallation of a store here within the
next few weeks.
The corner store in the Hotel Ryan
building at Alpha avenue and Third
street, formerly occupied by the Da-
cotah pharmacy has been selected
and arrangements made for it's rental.
The Selz-Schwab shoes, known as
the Royal Blue SELF shoe. will be car
ried exclusively and a big stock will
be put in.
1t is planned to remodel the store
building and the fixtures to be in
stalled will be of the best. 1t is en-
pected that in keeping with the pre-
cedent followed in other cities. where
Royal Blue shoes are sold, the build
ing will be finished in that color.
Mr.. Goddard was not able to give
the name Of the manager of the new
firm but stated that he would be in
the city within the mex week or ten
days.