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Evening journal., 1912-02-14
:: Personal and Pertinent ::

"The late Bishop Mackey Smith,, said Phadel-
phian didn't believe in pulpit eNaggerations' He
didn't believe, I mean that divine had any right to
take an old anecdote and tell il as though IL were
true episode that had happened TO himself
HE once illustrated what he meant by telling about
a minister who was entertaining a guest with ac-
count Of a fishing excursion in California when his
daughter said:
"ls that or you preaching, papa
man with no sense OF religious duty is he whom
the Scriptures describe. in such terse but terrific Ian
guago as living without God in the world Such a
man is out Of his proper bciug out Of the circle Of all
his happiness and away, far far away from the pur-
poses of bis creaton.-Daniel Webster.
Evening journal., 1912-02-14

To be a judge in high court requires certain
professional qualifications which attained
after long years of preliminary education in Or
dinary and in professional schools, together with
actual practice at the bar. The law is skilled
and learned profession and should be so regarded
The system Of recalling the judges by direct
vote of the people substitutes the peoples know-
edge of legal points and intricaces for that Of
the Judges, and this seems ridiculous. In states
where the judges elected the people have an
opportunity TO pass upon their qualifications. It
is true that there may be some notoriousy bad
judges, but they should be dealt with in man
ner other than by the recall.
Evening journal., 1912-02-14
EDITORIAL OPINION

Listers studies of septic poisoning
ensuing from surgical operations were
begun when he was a young house
surgeon in Edinburgh. but it was
while professor at the University Of
Glasgow. between 1864 and 1867, that
he found the cause and the means OF
prevention which were to revolution
ize surgery. His carbolic spray 10
now obsolete and his antiseptio
methods have been variously improv-
ed upon. But aseptic surgery is to-
day essentially what Lister made it,
and to him is mainly due the reduce
tion of hospital mortality which is
one OF the chief distinguishing fac
tors between the old surgery and the
new.
Evening journal., 1912-02-14
PERFECT CONFIDENCE
Wilmington People Have Good Reason
For Complete Reliance.


For Complete Reliance.
Do you know how
To find quick relief from backache;
To correct distressing urinary Ills;
To assist sick kidneys?
There's one way--your neighbora
know
Have lsed- -Dosn's Kidney pills:
Have proved their worth in many
tests.
Here's Wilmington testimony.
Mrs. J. L. Stradley. 31S Z. Seventh
street, Wilmington, Del, SAYS: Il can.
not say anything too good about Doan's
Kidney Pills. Two years ago | pub
licly endorsed them and at this time
can reiterate that statement. have
induced several OF my friends to take
Doans Kidney Pills and in every in
stance this remedy has lived up 70
representations. My back annoyed me
great deal and sometimes panied me
so severely that / though | had lum-
bago. knew that my kidneys wers
affected and as ! heard a great many
people speak favorablx of Doan's Kid
ney Pills. | got a supply at Danforths
Pharmacy. Before | had finished the
contents Of one box, my entire trouble
had iisanneared and I have since en-
loved much better health"
For sale by al dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no other.
Evening journal., 1912-02-14
GUNPOWDER AND KID

We are relieved to know that Presi-
dent Gompers used the expression
Go to with your Injunction" only in
a Shakespearean sense. Which re-
minds us, We know not why. of the
handsome apology made by the man
who was brought to book for request
ing one who irritateC him TO Go to-
with definite destination named. In
apologizing he said. You needn't go
if you don't want to-" This is sub
tie. indeed.
Morse has only q 100000 shoe
string Heighoi Now we know why
il is necessary, when we would latch
our shoon. to exc out our string with
bits Of twine and the cord that comes
around the bread in the morning
And if the cost OF living becomes much
costlier. we shall adopt button shoes
exclusively.
And Wall Street is laughing at his
half-million. If we had as good
chance at that half-million, We also
would laugh-nay we would go into
chorileful explosions Of cachinnatory
glee. Not that We are greedy for
money. Not ct ALT But just put a
half-million or thereabouts in toteablc
form. into our receptive hands. give
us ten yards start-and try to get us!
Suggestions for inventors There
should be a widespread demand. .es-
/ pecially among politicians. for an au-
tomato. non-leakable stenographer.
No. Prunella. the word "cupidity"
is not derived from Cupid" At
least. for the sake of our tender
young illusions, we hope it is not.
r. S. Won Innes.
Evening journal., 1912-02-14
SHORT STORIES OF THE DAY

The druggist Slipped on a dressing
gown, went shivering downstairs. and
found the boy wanted two cents
worth of chewing gum.
Its like your cheek, the druggist
growled, to wake me up al this time
Of night for a paltry two cents worth
AT this the boy scowled, threw
down the gum and pocketed is two
cents again.
Like my cheek, is IT.? he said.
Then I'll take my custom somewhere
else. You can keep Xour chewing
gum, ! won't have it nov, after your
sauce
And he stalked out wrathfully and
the poor druggist. went shivering back
to bed. .'-Washington Star.
Evening journal., 1912-02-14
4 kING GEnRGE STORY.

Shortly before his departure for
India King George was visiting at a
country house near the scene Of one
of Oliver Cromwells battles Stroll
ling out one morning alone he met
the village blacksmith. Il say, my
good fellow said his Majesty gem
tally. Il understand there was a big
battle fought here" Weller" stam-
mered the blacksmith, recognizing
and saluting the King, II did ave a
round or two With Bill the potman,
but | didn't know your Majesty I'D
card of it.'--BOston Transcript
Evening journal., 1912-02-14
THE SPURNED DRUGcIST.

South Tribe. clerk of the House
of Representatives, was talking to a
Washington correspondent about di-
plomacy.
"In 2 public post" he said great
diplomacy is needed. The man in a
public post must be diplomatic all
the time. Otherwise he will be treat
ed like the druggist.
"A druggist. late one cold winter
night. was awakened by the tinkie
of his emergency bell. II was a boy.
Evening journal., 1912-02-14
BEWILDERED.

Editor Of THE EVENING JOURNAL:
The Star bewilders us. We have to
stop to think. We scratch our heads.
We do not know what to say. The
Star says Mr.. Bryan is a great man
with a dlslocated judgment Have
we. then, a genius amongst us? Doubt
makes us pause. We are confused.
II appears as il our light might be
going out Our ideas refuse to CO.
here. Is this approaching senility. do
you think? Will some one kindly tell
us. If Mr. Bryan is a great man, how
the editor of The Star can discover
that his. Mr.. Bryans. judgment is
dislocated? II gets us Help!
John ]. Yates,
1901 West street.
February 1S.
Evening journal., 1912-02-14

We have learned our lesson. Never
again shall We attempt to rebuke the
linotyper or the proofreader. In the
hot days of extreme youth we might
have said that we considered it the
acme Of demoniacal subtlety to so gum
up our paragraph that the rebuke. to-
gether with whatever of pertinacy it
may have contained. was altogether
lost. But We shall refrain. We re-
peat that we shall not say it.
Evening journal., 1912-02-14
THIS DAN IN HISTORY.

On February H. 1881, we
squandered our whole wealth of
ten cents on most passionate
appearing card emblazoned and
: embellished with punctured
. hearts, cooling doves and the
like. Later in the day we discoy-
cred that Pug Wills, the store
keepers son. had achieved
tremendous creation of satin,
celluloid and silk-which was in
tended for>the same fair, false
one as our own. Thus perished
our first and only love.
Evening journal., 1912-02-14

The reception to Governor Pennewill given by
the Organized Militia at the armory in this city
was brilliant affair of which both the governor
and the militia may we'll feel proud, No more inn
posing occasion has been witnessed in Delaware
for many year 1t made notable by the gath
ering Of men from all the walks of life. The Of
heers and men of the Organized Militia are de-
serving Of congratulations upon the success OF
the happy event.
Evening journal., 1912-02-14

Fair minded persons, we believe think that Mr..
Cornelius p. Swain should have been given an OPP
portunity to testify before the Senate Committee
at Washington and to defend himself in view OF
the testimony that was presented against him. He
should have been permitted to have the benefit OF
open examination by his counsel. The committee
should have seen the man on the witness stand
and listened to his story. In other words he should
have had the same advantages that his aeousers
had The halting of the inquiry after one side had
been heard was an extraordinary proceeding To
say the least. After hearing Mr.. Swain's testi-
monv the appointment could have been withdrawn
Evening journal., 1912-02-14
THE FATHER OF
MODERN SURGERY

MODERN SURGERY
New York World
1t was the great mission of the late
Baron Lister to make surgery safe
soon after the application of anas-
thetics had made it painless. and his
reward was a half-century, almost, of
cumulative public appreciation of the
vital importanc Of his discovery to
modern surgical practice. The peer
age conferred on him by Queen Vic
toria, the first, it is believed, that
was ever bestowed in England for
service to medical science, only partly
measured humanity's gratitude to
him, and he dies honored as few Of
his contemporaries have been for
more spectacular achievements.
Evening journal., 1912-02-14

PEOPLE WE WILL NEVER MEET.
He never wrote a learned tome,
Nor yet a deathless pome
He never freed a groaning land
From some oppressor's hand.
He's not a genius or a wit,
In fact. he's very far from it.
But my respect he'll ever hold:
He never said. Gee. amt it cold!''
Evening journal., 1912-02-14

The Association Of
American Advertis-
ers is composed Of
all the great adver.
tiscrs Of thif coun.
try. The Associa.
tlon endorses only
such papers as sub
NIT 70 lie cxamina-
tion at Buy moment.
and positive proof
must be submitted.
The accompanying
certificate No. I12,
has been issued 60
this paper.
Evening journal., 1912-02-14

We are afraid to.
Evening journal., 1912-02-14
I Journal
FOUNDED 1855.

TEENS or SUBSCRIPTION.
By mall postage prepaid year. month,
payable IN advance BY carrier. six cents week.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12

republikahski kandydat do
kongresu z Kasson Mimi,
jest cz}owiekiem ~odpowiednim
ma ten urzad i powmien bye
nominowany. Jest on adwo-
katem, ldobrym m6wca i mad
zwyczaj energicznym czfo-
wiekiem. Jest przyjaciclem
robotnik6w i farmer6w; Una
prawo i bedzie wiedzia4 W ja-
XII spos6b upomie6 sic o to co
nam jest potrzebne. .Sw6j
wolny czas, jak wakacye, spe-
dza najmi]ej %pomiedzy ludem
roboczym ola tego tylko ably
ten lud poznac jaknajlepiej i
ola tego w jego sprawach adj
wokackich ma wielkie powo-
dzenie. Ubiega sic on teraz 0
nominacye ma posfa do kon-
|gresu, vice powinnismy mt
%dopom6dz W dniu II b. m. i
oddac gfos ma c%z}owieka, o
Ikt6rym sic gazety wyrazaja W
jak najpochlebniejszy spos6b.
|Zr6bmy krzyzyk PREY nazwis-
ku John j. Nc Caugney, rep.
kandydat do kongresu. |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12

s%zan!ownych abo-
nent6W Wiarusa pro-
shiny, ably %iaknajpre-
dzej ui6cili sic z ma
lezyto$ci "a Wiarusa,
DO gazeta kosztuje
wieie pieniedzy, kt6:
re- my placid musimy
regularnie "a papier,
drink, dzierzawe ro-
botnikom ltp., ola
tego i "a gazette mu-
simy sic %dopominac
zaptaty i pros'my aby
nasi Szan0wni abo-
n d / "a takow4 pfa-
eli naprz6d.
Wydawmctwo Wiarusa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12

WE=WTOREKs zostaizpo-
.swiecony dom maeieerzyhski
.Si6str Notre Dame..W Manka-.
to, Mimi. Ma uroczystosc po-
:swiecenia wyjechaf Najprzew,
ks. Biskup ?. r. Hebron j
.kilku ksiezy. Take niekt6re.
.Siostry 2. Winony, z parafil
sw. Stanis1awa *. j inlnnych.
.parafiii, kt6re naleza do tego'.
zakonu. ....s. ..z-,..-,,, !:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12

. DO ZEsZkOTYGODNIO-
WEI wzmianki o %obowiqzku
naszym poparcia gromadnego
kandydatury p. ]. Winczew-
skiego dodamy tylko lyle, re
j%akkolwiek ME jestesmy "a
tenn, ably uwage koniecznie
:zwr6cic trzeba nam ma to, re
przeciwnik6w p. Winczew-
skiego W ocz:y kole jego kato-
IlickoSc.
Wrogom koScio}a zdaje sic
ME cd dis, re ma urzedach
wazniejszych ME powinien sic
znajdowa6 ami jeden katolik,
|choG BOWEN W miescie wick
szosc ludnosci jest kato]icka,
ito W ca}ym powiecie jestwie-
|cej niekato]ik6w niz katoli-
|k6W. Juz pred dWOma, laty
nasi maj serdeczniejsi' nosill
sic z mySlq, zeby katolik6w
wyrugowac u Courthouse,
ale wtenczas namyslili sic je-
szcze, cato teraz, re to wybo-
ny prezydencyalne, chca z to-
go skorzystac i katolik6W ut
|raciG. Przeto, bracia Polacy,
uwazajcie "a sw6j obowiazek
jake katolicy, poprzec katoli-
ka Polaka, DO jezeli jemu da-
my przepasc to i innych ka'
tolik6w PREY wyborach og6l,
nych pobija. A vice stanmy
|jak jeden wszyscy do prawy-
borrow i oddajmy g}os p. }.
Winczewskiemu ma County
Auditora! -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12

PAN Jan Wawrzyn
Schwietz z St. Paul, Mimi. z
parafii sw. Kazimierza pojaf
"a zone panne Weronike A
polonie Zaborowska, c6rke S:
p. Jana P. ~Zaborowskiego i
Maryanny 2 Prondzihskich.
Stub odby} sic we wtorek:
nabozehstwo solenne odpra-
viii PrZeW.. ks. .PrObOsZcZ.
Mfodym parom szczesc b.
Ze!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12
IdzCio dc New York Den
tai 60. RObia bardZo do
bre Zeby.
W RESTAURACYI.

Anglik: = ia tej zupy je6t
ME moge!
S1uzacy:: = Dobrze prosze
pana, zaraz odmienie.
Zabiera zupe j przynosi lima.
Anglik: ia tel zupy jest ME
moge! Niebawem zjawia sic
gospodaz zirytowany.
= Go pan uratrzy}e6 sobie
do tel zupy? Dlaczego jej jesc
ME mozesz? Anglik: Me
moge DO niemam iyzki''.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12

w SOBOTE. O loci wieczo-
rem, zmarl pc kilka dniowej
chorobie ma zapalenie kiszek,
jedenasto letni Alojzy Drag
kowski, syn Michafa Drag
kowskiego, Fam. pod M. 685
zach. 4ej I'll. Pogrzeb odby}
sic we wtorek o Sci z koscio-
Ia SW. KaZimielZa Kr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12

JOZEF Sikorski, Fam. pod
mr.. SIS. wsch. 3 nj. chory
cd pewnego czasu ma tyfus,
zabrany zosta1 W poniedzia}ek
wieczorem do tutejszego szpi-
tala z powodu ~niepomyslnego
stanu choroby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12
POLOWANIE ma dill

POLOWANIE ma dixie
kaczki, gesi i rozmaite inne
ptactwo wodne, rozpocze} 10
sic Z. wrzesnia j potrwa do Z
]istopada. Polowanie ma kuro-
patwy i t. p. rozpocznie sic /.
pazdziernika i potrwa do l
grudnia; ma jelenie cd 10 do
30 listopada.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12
0g}oszenia miejskie.
ZAWIADOMIENIE O APLlKACYI
JULIUS EBE
II:
O LICENsYE MA sPRZEDAz L1KIER0w

Zawiadamia sic ninie]szem. re julius Ebc
Z miasta / powiatu Winona, W stanie Minnesota
xlo4yi.dnia 90. ~sierpnia, 1912. pismicnna aplikacyc
u rekordera wspomnianego miasta, do radnych
wspomnianego miasta O licensye ma sprzedaz pa
lonych trunk6w W wyszczeg6lnionem poFozcniu
W miaAcie Winona, powiecie Winona " stanie
Minnesota. znanem i opisanem jak nastepujc.
n. p.:SW przednim lokalu, ma pierwszem pietrze
murowanego budynku. znanego pod numerem
TOO W.. Plata utica.
Wspomniana aplikacya omawiana bedzic no po-
siedzeniu rady miejskiei, kt6re sic odbedzie W
lokalu rady micjskiej " budynku miejskim W
wspomnianym miescie dnia 1890 wrzesnia r. b.
1912, o godz. $50 wieczorem W tym czasie i miej-
ecu rno4e sic stawie kazdy i sprzeciwiat sic wyda-
mia takiej licensyi.
Pisano " Winona, MIMI. 20. ~sierpnia, 1912.
= = ROSS BRAGG
Rekorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12

PREY koncu minionego
tygodnia zfodzieje wfamali sic
do kilku dom6w W czwartej
wardzie, i zabrali co sic da}o:
p. Janowi Watkowskiemu u
kradli srebrny zegarek i roz-
matte inne rzeczy. Ign. Pie
chowskiemu i przez ulice cd
tego ostatniego zamieszkafe-
mu Michafowi Cyert do. kt6-
rych sic wdostali oknem wy
jawszy z mich druty, zabrali
pc kilka dolar6w pieniedzy z
ubrania. w kilku domach
spfoszono ich. Z}odziei dotad
mic schwytano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12

w PONIEDZIAkEK staneli
ma slubnym kobiercu W ko-
sciele sw. Stanisfawa K. p.
Jan Bryska mfodszy, syn ia
ma i J6zefiny Brysk6w 7 pam
ma J6zefa Herkowa, c6rka
Mateusza i Barbary Herk6w.
Brat panny m1odej Wiel. ks.
J. J. Herek pobfogos}awi} to
Mode ma}zehgtwo i odpra-
viii ma ich intencye nabozen-
stwo solenne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12
ZAWIADOMIENIE O APLIKACYI
LOUIS BILTGEN
b LCENsYE MA sPRZEDAz LIK1ERow

~,.sZariSdamia sic niniejszem, re Louis Biitaen
/. miasta i powiatu Winona. " stanie Minnesota.
!zAozyf dnie 30. sierpnia 1912. piamienna aplikacye
iu7arekordefa :wspomnianego miasta o licensye ma
sprzedaz palonych trunk6w w wyszczegolnio-
:nezn polozeniu W miescie Winona. W stanie Min
1hssota. / znanem i opisanem jak nastepujen. p:
W przednim lokalu. ma pierwszem pietrze muro-
!Stans9o budynku, znane9o ma Sugar Loaf.
spomnial.a aplikacya omawiana bedzie ma
posiedzeniu rady miejskiej. kt6re sic odbedzie "
tokalu rady miejskiej. " budynku miejskim "
Wepomnianem miescie dnia :16. wrzesnia, r. b.
1912 o Rodzinie $50 wieczorem. " kt6rym to czae
she miejscu mote sic stawic kazdy sprzeciwia.
81 wydaniu takiej licensyi.
:. Dane " Winona. Mimi. 30 sierpnia. 1917.
3 - -, ~,
ROSS BRAGG
.Rekorde r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12
PARMA MarVanna Pro

PARMA Maryanna Prom
dzi1ska, c6rka L. Prondzin-
skiego; 954 wsch. Sanborn
ul. PREY wysiadaniu z tram
waju, ma rogu 3iej i Main I'll:
upadfa ma bruk i wykreci}a
sobie noge.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12
-Z1MOWE ZAKIETY

s:5;=-@s i (. =.Z1MOWE ZAKIETY.
saszlPrawie c~osnaadees,z}yY, paaddzzyw1yyczallne. "a.
tunki .zimowych zakiet6w, owe mate.
{ rye, nowe IVORY l. kofory ola dzieci,
]; dziewczat iniewiast. .@Zakiety ola ciep}a
i przyjemnoSci ponizej zwyczajnych cen
sprzedazy.
SUKNIE DO WYJSCIA
Spodnice 20 sergy, panamas j fantastycz-
nej mieszaniny ola dziewczat niewiast
pO...... v 40 o.OU
LINGERIE SUKNlE
Ograniczony zapaa $500 $500 bialych
'0sy pEP saF:Tl' Si;;i DziEc1Ec !: 70 %
Ubiory ola dzieci znajdziecie tn
wszystko ola niemow]at. Dlugie slipse
i sukienki, %muslinowe i flanelowe spo-
dnice. w~iezione kaftaniki j buciki, hat.
towane jaczki, dlugie i kr6tkie biale
pfaszczyki i czapeczki, szale ma ramiona,
bonety i czapeczki do wyjazdu pc mai.
nizszych ceoach. #
PARASOLE.
Najlepszy gatunek paraso]i 100 do $50
Parasole z przyczeplana raczka, MONA
w}ozyG do Waikiki. .........$2.OO ESQ
Damskie bale poplinowe spodnice 1.75
wartCsci. 90c
Damskie muslinowe Kimony, przedtem
$l.OO teraZ. 19c
$1.OO i 1.25 muslinowe:kaft:niki 20 79c
Suknie d0mowe. 89c
Bia1e bluzki, lingerie i krawieckie pc
wielce znizonych cenach.
Dzieciece' bonetyl$1. 00i $50 warto6ci 5Oc
SUKNIE DZIEC1ECE
Zupelny zapas ~dzieciecych Tub sukie'
mex, odpowiednie do noszenia do szkoly
wszystkie miary az do IL lat SOC do l.50
DZIECIECIA PRZYKRYCIA
Wszystkie MOVIE rzeczy ma jesieh j ZINE
bonety, kapelusze i czapeczki. Wielkie
urozmaicenie form i kolor6w SOC do $50
POTNIKI.
Potniki, kt6re zadowol9 kazdego, cd
niemowlat do niewjast. Ws:ystkie ceny
kolory, wszystkie style. I. Soc do~7.00
ZAKIETY
Mackinaws, ola dziewczqt i niewiast
O $500 do 8.OO
AutoRobes, czvsto we1niane 500 do 12.48
PRYNCESKI
Damskie prynceski. pleknie ubierane
.1aftami, koronkami i wstawkami $l.OO
AZ do. 800
~ MUSL1NoWE szNNR0WKI
Damskie muslinuwe sznur6wki25c do29c
SPECYALNE
Damskie kostyumy, wysokie PREY szy'
dlugie rekawy i do }okcia, take niskie
PRIV :szvi. be-. rekaw6w, i do kolan Z
k%oronkami, wartosci cd 1875 do 1863
toraz m 79c
Damskie sznur6wki, reka haftowane,
wartcsci 800 al do 4.50, poniewaz to
ostatnie, ably wyprzedac tylko: $50
Damskie muslinowe sznur6wk', ublera-
no haftaml i koronkami 1.25 .wartosc
"a 98e: 75c warto6ci "a 55c i SOC "a 39c
Ola niewiast j dziewczat nieco p"gnlo.
clone muslinowe spodnice pc nadzwy'
czaj niskich cenach.
DAMSKIE MUSLINOWE SPODNICE
Jezeli6cie dotad ME widzieli naszego
zapasu m%uslinowych spodnic, to plzeo-
czvljscie niekt6re :dobre znizki. lie
%spodnjce So dobrze zroblone j z najlep.
szvch materyi zrobione, 2 mai nowszemi
obsadami z koronek ] haft6w. CenY 5Oc
q: d. 800
--DAMSKIE SUKNIE:I ZARZUTKI
MANY ko npletny zapas. tel odzie&y a
materyaf, ~w}acznie piekny: gatunek Main
socks, mocna crepa, long cloth j piekne
mu6liny. Najnowsze IVORY koronek,
haft6w j piekne wstaiki uzywane do tel
o1ziezy. Ceny .......:: 40 2.Uo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12
POTRZ.El[IB j

|Trzech albo czterech miejsco-
|wych chfopc6W cd Is do 10
lat starych, do nauki szewiect.
wa " sfabryce ,obuwia Will
liams a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12

OKROPNA, niebywafa 60
raczke mieliSmy u mas W ME
dziele i poniedziafek. Ciepfo-
mierz wskazywaf 50 do 1902
stopni W cieniu, dop:ero W
nocy z poniedzia}ku ma VITO
rex spadf deszcz i powietrze
sic ochfodzifo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12
TOWARY MA SUKNIE

OPlAO llAAO Vdo AOpl tCoAtSlnJ VCJOO ~
49,. TOWARY-NA SUKNH
0zysto =
brunatnym, j czarnym :solorze i wszyst-
kich odcieniach. s. SOC, 75cs $50, $1:0Ox.
Czysto we}niany mieszany %saitingg .,yardAa
......... SOC. $lYO~.
Czarre mohairy. Soc, SOC, 75c, 100, 1.5O-
PIEKNE JEDWABIE
Kolorowe messaliny, we >wszystkich ko'
lorach i W bialym, z6ltym j czarnym
.o9c' Pl.oo
Sedo jedwabie, we wszystkich ostatnicb
%odcieniach, 26 cali szerokie yard pc 49c
Czarne taffeta jelwabie. ...$l.0O, $3.50
Piekne urozmaicen,e nowych EDUARDO.
wych jedwabl", yard pc SOC, 75c, $50 ST
PORTYERY
38x1OO cali, IVORY o%toman6w, przemien'
ne pra:ki, kombinacye czerwone, ecru,
zielone It'd. z}o:'ste pasy, para
KOLOROWY ADMINISTER MA STOE
Jest W czerwonym i bale kropki
wzorach ) do 2 cali %szerokie; te same
IVORY W bla}ym, kwieciste IVORY W
zerwonym i koksowym kolorze, jard
pO.. wv
Trykotowe fIanele winnym, modrym
i czarnym II cal. szerokie, lard pc 25c
KOkDROWE MATERYE
36 cali szerokie silkoliny.:...... 12ac
36 cali szerokie. satyny. :. 15c, 18c, Csc
Bawefna. $500. 1O,, 121ac, 15c, zoe, 25c
Baweina 72x84 Gale. 90
Weina 72x84 Gale. $3.50.
.WEKNIANE BLANKlETY
iii Czysto we1niane kratowane blan'
kiety W siwe, z6lte, r67owe i modre kra-
ty, take ". g1adkich kolorach z brze'
gam para po$6.0 90, $50, 800, 1000 i $12
KOkDRY ~ :-
Nadzwyczajnego gatunku koldry z kre-
tonu, satynu i silkoliny, szyte albo
wiazane, dobrych rozmiar6w 1.50 do 81
STOkOWE PkOTNA
Bielone i niebielone stolowe pl6tna
dobry zapas wzor6w do. wyboru, lard
Od SOC .dO..... . F.: . :. .,:. ..:.5". .p1''o
Ameryka6skie drukowane kartuny W
ciemnych efektach yard po::......5c
Jedwabny popelin we wszystkich nowych
pozadanych kolorach, 25c wartosc l5c
P%razkowany madras ma damskie bluzkl,
meskie koszule, it'd. SO cal. szeroki, 25c
WdICOSC w. . -"
Serpentine Crepes we. wszystklch ostat.
Mich kolorach i wzorach 80 cali szerokl
yard lou
-. PRZESCIERADkA i
Nadzwvczaj ciezki gatunek bez szwa,
81x9O cali, przewracane i pcdrebiane,
gotowe do uzytku, kazde pc 69c, 75c, soc
Pow}6czki 36x42 i 36x45 cali, g}adkiei
podbrombiane, jedna pc l0c do. Poe
Blelony i niebielony p}6cienny drelich
lard lOc, 1z2c' 1oc
Bielony muslin &c cali szerokl, &c, &C.
loo
Piekny bielony cambria ma spodn'a ble-
LINE it'd, SO cali szeroki. -. 10c 15c
JEDWARNE BLUZKI
Wygrywajace " sezonie najlepszy ga
tunek meaalinu,. mieniace tafety i IAN
tastyczne jedwabie. Jedwabie kt6re SIC
nosza. Piekn,e ostatnisj moody style kto'
re was zadowolnia. najlepsza robota. len
gatunek zaraz ~rozpoznacie. NadzwyczaJ
piekne fasony z czarnego mesel,nu;
Kt6rakolwiek z tlch bluzek po. VOW
JEDWADNE SPODNICE
Pewna Geese czarnvch j %kolorowych, ably
dopasowac do kazdej sukni~lub kostyu'
mu, piekne efekty z tafety i mesallnu.
Spodnice, kt6re g}adko przylegaja, azebY
ME formowaG fatd6w " paste, przylega-
ia i ME So pelne POI. q so do 800
Czarne Haleyon messalinowe spodnlce 2
iedwabnemi ~falbankami o.:.... :$$2.95
i Gnh !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12
Dzfafa natychmiastOWGl

VIM. Rademacher, 80 ". 9es
III. og}ssz,, 70 PoJE s]Als
" }agodnego buckthorn
bark, glyoeryny, it'd, gay zmier
sxana " Adler-i.ka, nlemieekie le-
karetwo ma appendicitis, lecsy So
p~clranie lub ga.y " 4ol4dku ZU!--
PELNIE. Wielu ludsiom y vi.
monte ono pomog4o. !