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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-03

I'm bad cases Of rheumatism or
any kidney, skin or blood disease. the
Sulphurro bath should be used says
the suIphurro booklet. 1T is essen
tial to keep the pores Of the skin
open and breathing, as they assist
the kidneys in their function Of throw
ing off waste matter. The baths also
furnish another means Of getting sul-
phur into the blood. The Sulphurro
bath is q necessity in the curing OF
diease. a rest for the fatigued and a
luxury for all"
The Suiphurro booklet will show
you how to get perfect health and
keep 1t. Booklet free upon request.
S~ulphurro, so cents and 81 per bot
Tie at all druggists. TIE C. M. 6.
STEWART CO. II Columbia St, Seat
tIe.-Advts
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STATE WEDDINGS

A wedding Of interest occurred in
Grand Forks when Miss Hilda Wyatt
of Larimore was united in marriage to
Roy c. Winslow of Arvilla. The mar
riage was solemnized by Rev. Homer
M. Cook, pastor of the First Baptist
church. The only guests In attendance
were the brides mother and NJ. w.
Spaulding of Grand Forks, an old
friend of the family. Mr., and Mrs.
Winslow will reside on a farm near
Arvilla.
The wedding of Theodore Hunter, an
N. p. conductor of Jamestown. to Miss
Mabel Jensen, occurred at the home Of
Jensen. Esmond. After an eastern
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen will
be at home in the orlady block, James
town.
On Wednesday Miss Rea. daughter
-of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Mcpherson, was
united in marriageato Harry B. Long
fellow. by Pastor A.. ". Brown Of the
place at high noon at the brides home.
After the ceremony a sumptuous dinner
was served after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Longfellow drove to Pisek to take the
train for their future home in Bartlett.
Charles G. Curry Of WOODBURY., Ore,
and Miss Lucille p. Woodward were
married at the home of the brides par
enLS, MT. ana mrs. r. M. woodward at
Bottineau on Tuesday morning, Rev. e.
A. Schlaman officiating.
At. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Nelson of Clifford on Sunday, Sept. 29,
occurred the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Fife, to- Frederick G. Splettstaszer
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Splettstasz-
er of Glendale township.
At the home of the bridegroom's par
ents just south of Sharon, occurred the
marriage last Friday afternoon OF
Magnus Midstokke, second son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lars Midstokke, to Miss Man
da Stoke of Pierpoint, S. D..
On Wednesday of last week the nup-
tails of Miss Esther Hanson and S
Myrdal were solemnized at the home
of Mrs. G. Thordarson near Gardar in
the presence of immediate relatives
only. The ceremony was performd by
Rev. K. K. O%lafson. After a short hon.
| eymoon spent in the twin cities they
will make their home on the old Myr-
DIAL homestead hear Edinburg now own.
ed by the bridegroom.
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r sister: 1t is right that the pa
irons of your "beauty par1ors" should
object TO shampoos made from soap on
account of the great danger OIL tns
soar alkali running the lustre OF their
hair. Try a shampoo made by dissolV-
ing a. teaspoonful of, canthrox in a cup
~ hot water. and after shampootng,
rinse the hair as usual. CanthroN
makes the most satisfactory shampoo
irna ENABLE and leaves no bad enects.
II fathers splendidly M is the hest
and most thorough scaIp-cleanser
have ever seen. 1t relieves scalp lrrl-
tation and leaves the hair bright, SOFT
fluffy and easy to do up. rms snam-
very beneficial n will not cause rad
ed streaky or discolored chair as soap
and most shampoos are likely to DO.
Mrs. Il. G.: 1t is not necessary that
your face reflect your age. Q could
easily have a much finer, clearer,
smoother and more youthful complex
ion n YOU quit using powder and tried
n good lotion. Dissolve four ounces
spurmax in a half-pint hot water on
glycerin. Apply this to your face, neck
and arms, and it will Improve your
wonderfully. 1T will soften and
whiten your skin and remove tnat
shiny, greasy look. THIS lnexpensiys
Is very beneficial In preventing ana re-
MOVING freckles and skin pimples, and
is a wonderful skin beautiier. You
can get anything ] recommend at al
most any drug store.
weak Eyes: Wearing glasses is
not likely to help your weak, dull, In
hamed eyes. What o need Is q COOS
sfrengthening eye-tonic. The next time
Won 20 10 a drug store ger an ounce OF
crvstns and dissolve 1t in a pint OF
water Drop a few drops of this IN
| asch eve occasionally and o will be
s,Irnrised how soon it will give YOU
relief. 1T will not smart or burn tbs
eves and is a perfectly reliable tonic
for any one to use who has eye-trou.
HES IL is splendid for treating watery
exnressionless eyes or g~ranulated lids
II makes the eyes bright, strong and
| sparkling.
r. K. / would advise you to seek
| health first, before beauty. YOU SAL
van are not sick, but that you feel tiree
ALWAYS. look sallow and have piTnples
and eruptions. Try this hofne-rlad
h~Iood-purifier and system-tontc. Gel
from your druggist one ounce OF kar-
dene. dissolve IL in one-half pint o.
alcohol (not whiskey). and d one
half cupfui OF sugar. then enough no
water to make n dull quart Take {
| tablespoonful before each meal. Thi'
remcdy should tone up your systen
and build up Your strength Il aids di'
g~estior, arouscs q torpid liver. ans
puri7es the blood. When you bloot
Is pure, your sallowness and pimple'
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.PURINA BREAD
At ELLEFSENS'
BREAD MADE FROM THE CELE-
DRAFTED PuRINA FLOUR BAKED
AT ELLEFsEN's SANITARY BAk-
ERY-TRY SOME AND FIND
BREAD SATISFACTION.

The Ellefsen bakery constantly on
the lookout to make good things to
eat for its patrons, is now putting
out freshly baked bread made from
the celebrated Purina mills -four. The
high quality and nutritive properties
of the well known -four will commend
itself to you and to YOU children. For
school children this nourishing food
product is ~unexcelled, and every moth
er WIN be glad to know that Purina
bread, put up in those handsome
checker board sealed packages, is now
for sale in Fargo. .'
EIefsen's bakery has the exclusive
license to produce Purina bread in
Fargo.
The Purina mills are so jealous of
the reputation of Purina products that
their goods are sold under license and
Ellefsen's bakery produces such good
goods that Purina mills has licensed
them to make Purina bread.
Purina. bread is the best and most
healthfuI bread made. 1t is the choic-
est OF wheat. products, the finest bread
you can eat. Get it fresh daily at FL
lefsen's bakery counter, 8 cents per
loaf. two loaves for Is cents.
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CLUB NOTES

The Round Table club will meet to-
morrow afternoon at Ballou Centre for
their initial meeting. Mrs. So f. Crabbe
will have a paper, on The Beginning Of
Russian History. Mrs. +. r. Grant will
talk. on EARLY Russian Literature and
Mrs. f. O.. Schlipf will discuss The Be-
ginning of Russian Art, The Round
Table club has taken for its subject
this year the study OF Russia and some
interesting meetings are scheduled. The
club will hold it's meetings during the
year at the new club. centre. The Uni
tartan church on the corner of Second
avenue and Ninth streets south.
The standing committees of the
North Dakota w. c, T. u. were named
as follows at the meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee which brought the
recent convention in Devils Lake to a
close Monday: .... 81. Nas .'
Legislative-Mrs. Elizabeth Preston
Anderson, valley CITY, chairman, Mrs,
B. III. Wylie OF Drayton.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I. w. Heidel,
Valley City chairman, Mrs. Walter r
Reed, Armenia, Mrs. Lizzie Schlosser.
Resolutions-Mrs. r. NJ. Pollock. Far.
go, chairman, Mrs. F. H. Wilder, Far.
go. Mrs. Fred M. Wanner, Jamestown
Mrs. Lulu Zimmerman, valley City
Mrs. Abbie w. H. Best, Fargo.
Essay Contest Committee-Mrs. Lii,
lie B. Smith, Thompson, chairman, Mrs
George w. Gets, Grand Forks, Mrs
Broyles, Glendale. .
Anti-Narcotics-Mrs. J. A.. Haig, Dew.
els Lake, chairman, Mrs. Welper, Bis.
marck, Miss Mary Carey, Bottineau.
Musical Director-N1rs. w. r. Reed
Armenia. ~
AS a. memorial to the twenty-thirC
annual convention the delegates voted
to donate to the Devils lake public
schools a handsomely bound copy OF
Frances E. WIZARDS book, Glimpsel
for Fifty Years and to the city's public
library a copy of The Biography O
Frances E. willard by Anna.A. Gordon
The convention also created a new w
g. T. u. department which will hC
known as the missions society depart,
ment 80.
Mrs. Frank White of Valley City, {
member of the board of directors o.
the General Federation of Women''
clubs, reached her home Saturday even.
ing after spending several days a
French Lick Springs, Ind, attending
the annual federation council. Mrs
White represents North Dakota clubi
in a way that perhaps rev other clul
women of the, state could and this yea
she made an effort to bring the 191
/ council to Valley City. Mrs. White hal
given out the following Interesting ac
count, of the council meeting: "Fifteel
women from as many different states
met at French Lick Springs hotel, II
Indiana, ito outline and organize th'
XII .RL
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served. Mrs. Turner was assisted by
her daughter. Miss Florence.
A. Wallanius of Chicago entertained
last evening at a box party at the
Fargo o~perahouse in honor of Miss II.
Nichols of Chicago, and J. P. Berge OF
Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. N. l. Thompson of Wadena,
Mimi, is spending the week with
friends In the city and is also Visiting
her son, Thomas. Mrs. Thompson was
formerly of this city.
Mrs. Z. L. Morris returned Monday
morning from a ten days trip to Gin
ton. Ia. and the twin cities. She was
among the guests at the marriage of a
friend at the former city.
A party of ladies from Ada, Mimi.
who came to Fargo yesterday to hear
Schumann-Heink sing are Mrs. Holmes
Mrs. w. M. Neukomi, Mrs. Louise Tor.
gerson, and Mrs. A. r. Hanson. They
spent the day here today shopping. :
TIL Sons and Daughters of Norway
expect to have several social functions
during the coming winter in the hand.
some temple of the order which is 10.
Gated on North Broadway. 1T Is likely
that several plays in. the Norwegian
itongue will also be presented.
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other day Joe Kolar,, a farmer living
north of town, suffered two bone frac- /.
lures near the ankle.
Joe Vislisel and family who had COME
here to attend the wedding of Mr.. Wis.,
lisels sister Stasia to DIR. RumTeich,
left Thursday for their home in STAN
ford, Mont. .4raa.@1
Thursday evening a farewell party
was held at i. E. SeidIs home in hon
or of Cyril Reumreich and Margaret
Gary. The next day both left for
Fargo, their home town.
Mrs. Joe Zobolik went to Conway
Friday. .
The regular monthly examinations
will be held in our schools this week.
Cor. p.
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At the Hotels

J. A. Aim of Hatton Is In the city.
A, J. Wagner of Wsnpeton was in the
city today. ..... Z, ~.
w. o. whitcomb of williston spent
the day in the city. .
A. r. wylie of Grafton, was in the
city today on business.
w. w. Cook of Saunders was a bust
ness visitor to the city this morning.
william Cleland of Jamestown, came
into the city last evening to +tteI1 to
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Wiper of sheldon,
came UP last evening to attend the con-
cert at the ~operahouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Paulson. Of
Hillsboro were visiting with their
friends in the city, today.
PHI. Rourke, former district attor-
neyy of1the United States court was up
from Lisbon this morning
Mrs. E.. n. Brady and daughter Of
Grace City, this state hav arrived in
the city to spend the day.
Mrs. T. w. Ehred and Mrs. w. E.
Elliott of the town of Hope are guests
at the Waldorf for the day.
H. J.. Hill and d. NJ. Goodall, OF the
town OF Erie, were in the city tod;ly
lOOkliiE dflSK OuoAiNSS dNld1IS.
PA. Nestos of Minot came into the
city this morning to look after busi-
ness matters and visit friends.
Mrs. M. A. Young of Grand Forks,
has arrived in the city for a stay of a
few days at n of the hotels.
j. H. and H. r.. Gilbert of Leonard
were business visitors TO the city thi
morning and were Prescott guests.
Mrs. John Foley and Miss Evelyn
Foley of Youngstown, were in the city
today, registered at the Waldorf.
Louis and c. D. Biggs Of A~rgusvilIe,
| were calling on their friends and at
tending to business in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry vInson, of Ar
rowsmith, ILL.,, have arrived In the city
to have alook at North Dakota land.
s.. X. Russell. and Owe Graham. both
of buchanan this state, are AT the
Metro pole today to look after business
A party from Mayville registered al
the Gardner hotel, consists OF Mrs
Rooney and Misses Corine and Helen
ElSin.
G. III. Galloway of Tower City. ar
rived in the city last evening for harv.
est men and went back nome with two
Of them.
w. e. Warner and wife and Mis-:
AM Of the town of Hope are visiting
in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. La Ollie Briggle ant
B. E. Pushor and +. NJ Peterson, all 81
the town of Davenport. w-ereAregisteref
at the webster yesterday and are here
to make purchases and to visit friends
~
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Geo. T. Craddock, Rubie, Ark, says
Il was bothered with lumbago for
seven years SO bad 1 could not work. /
tried several kinds of kidney medicines
which gave me little or no relief. Two
bottles of Foley Kidney Pills cured me
and now l can do any kind Of work.
I cheerfully recommend them to my
friends" Fargo Drug Co.; Economy
Drug Co.
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Pisek, N. D., Oct, Ito The Forum:
Saturday a week ago Frank Rumreich,
who formerly owned n conducted a
furniture store in town, arrived for an
extended visit with his many friends
and relatives here. He is nowadays
a thrifty farmer near Havre, Mont.
DIR. and Mrs. e. A. Rumreich return
ed Tuesday from their honeymoon trip,
The continuous rains during the past
week caused many farm to
leave Now that threshing has been
resumed the shortage is very great.
In a friendly wrestling match the
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a Meaaura of succaas.

washington Star: Il can't help adj
miring that vociferous candidate said
Mrs. Ballotson.
DC you think he win succeed"
He is sure to succeed 10 some ex-
tent. Even If he never gets elected
lie liz certain to haze the last word
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(Read the BookleO
.SUlPHURRO BATHS
MAKE THE SYSTEM
FRESH, VIGOROUS
Cleanse Pores Of Skin and intro
duce Sulphur Into the
Circulation.
Entirely Cured by Quarter Of
Bottle.

Spokane, Wash.
The G. NJ. c. Stewart sulphur Co.,
Seattle.
Gentlemen cannot say too
much in favor of your wonderful
remedy. For years / had rheuma-
tism In the back, shoulders and
arms. and 1t was while / was prac-
ticaily laid up in Seattle that I
heard Of your remedy. have
taken about a quarter of a bottle,
and am entirely cured. I have not
had an ache or pain since.
b. NJ. FRANCIS.
solo, Paulsen Building.
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WE DEVELOP
Print and mount

are agents for EASTMAN KODAKS and
supplies. Mail us your films. +
THE SUNDBERG Co, FARGO. N. u.
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WAtS y.
We now have a most beautiful and
complete line of waists, in white
and %colors. in crepe, meteor, voiles
and charmeuse materials. All sizes.
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AT the home of the bridegroom's par
ents just south of Sharon, occurred tn,
marriage last Friday afternoon o
Magnus Midstokke, second son of MI
and Mrs. Lars Midstokke, to Miss Man
da Stoke of P%ierpoint, S. D.
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DRESSES.
Party gowns and dresses for prac-
teal wearing are now beginning to
arrive and we find them most pleas
ing in style and materials.
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At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Nelson of Clifford on Sunday, Sept. 29,
occurred the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Ef1e, to Frederick G. Splettstaszer,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Splettstasz-
er of Glendale township.
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Charles C. Curry Of WOODBURY., Ore,
and Miss Lucille p. Woodward were
married at the home of the. brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Woodward at
Bottineau on Tuesday morning; Rev. e.
A. Schlaman officiating.
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STORM ON ATLANTIC
 PLAY sHAvOc

Nugget Special SerN t-e.
 HAMILTON Bermuda Jan. 9- This morning seven American torpedo boat destroyers in crippled condition came steaming into port in very had condition. having been buckinE the gale that swept over the Atlantic
 All the war vessels weathered the storm but the commanders state at times 1t looked doubtful if they would ever be able to make port. The waves rolling mountain high broke over the torpedo boats sending tons upon tons of water down upon them. and shaking them from stem to stern in a manner that threatened to break off every rivet holding the steel plates together. Several of the boats sprang a leak and the pumps had 70 be kept working all the time to free the boat from the water forced in by the storm
 The vessels will remain in port several days to make repairs before proceeding ou their journey to ffa south
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ALASKA FEEDS T2ifNK LIVE
 --DEvs:L opMEkr IF tsUAL hiiNES

water on the PIg.It ua through the Panama valley to water connection on he mighty Yukon river the stream that flows throuHh the heart of the vast territory. then through the lib ersl leasing of the coal lands and a re,. other great and urgent needs. the people vii be perfectly ccntcnted and will ask for no other legislation.
 The people in the far North appear to be well satisfied with the laws under which they arc being governed and with few notifications. they can be made to suit the conditions up there SO peculiar to the country
 found that 'he people in the ma jority were well satisfied with their present form of government and are willing to allow the same to remain as 1t Is provided certain changes are
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NoMEiTE TO OPEN
 HOTEL IN SEATTLE

Mrs DuMon. for many, or several. years Nomeite running the Cottage. on East Front steet. Is about to open up hotel in Seattle
 Information from the outside in the last mail states she Is about ready to open up a large family hotel. with Chas Thorne as manager
 Charles left last fall with the in- tention of going into business in the spirit city" for he taed he would not be financially "heeled" to enact the role of "a gentleman of wealth and leisure" for many weks after going to the states.
 Mrs. DuMon made a success of the hotel or lodging house business here in Nome and many believe she can do equally as well in the Sound city where there are many more people to help fii a popular resort.
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Special Nugget Service

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. s.-Judge I.awler on Saturday after hearing the arguments in the case of the state vs. ex-Mayor Schmitz set the case for rial on Tuesday. January Is. and in- struc:ei both the district attorney and fhe defense to he ready for trial on hat date
 The action of the judge Is some what of a mystery in trying to force the cases to trial and the new city attorney is laboring under great handicap to be able to force the trial
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MORAN LAUNCHES
 2 SUBMARINES
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget osrHiee
 SEATTLE. Jan 9.-The local ship building company known as Moran Brothers which has recently been re- organized by New York and Paris capitalists. had a launching of sub marine torpedo boats yesterday.
 Invitations were sent to all the prominent people in the city and sev- eral hundred gathered to witness the double launching At the given word the first submarine started down the ways and took its initial plunge into the water. no sooner was the boat made fast and lowed out of the way when the second vessel was started down the ways Both launchings were a complete success and the people cheered as the vessels started toward the waters of Puget Sound and the bottle of "sparkling" was broken over the steel bow.
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made resarding =H. u.ulu- avs s.C. as regulating the stalking and s-~es-- ment work required
 AT hat the people sf ,Is sa '-- mand ot the present time Is the con struction of trunk line tp the Yukon from tide water connection on Inc Pacific where the harbor Is opened the year round the development Of their coal resources. under liberal l,as- ing system. grea' CT appropriations for the construction of roads and tra'I- for access and ecress of the v#riou~ mining camps. grcatr aids - rari- gation and steamship lines uavizating their waters
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,)0HNsON IS WILLING
 TO TAKE ON M'vEY

recently in Australia against Sam Langford. although the latter gained the decision. that he would be willing to meet his man in Paris next July. when the grand prix affair takes place
 Johnson IS anxious to give Flynn a chance to see if he can make good any time between now and next July. for he looks upon the foreman fighter as easy plucking. and 8 chance to grab a bunch of ready money to keep him going.
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ARMOuRS FANCY CREAMERY
 BUTTER.

Wo are selling Armour's fancy creamery butter "Lady Aidine," for e0e per two pound print, and by the ease at 27Lae. This rries Is two cents lower than tho original Seattle cost and we are giving our customers the benefit Of our purchase. Get in your order before this bargain is gone.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
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MAKING sRssH CANDY

The extra run on candy made dur ing tho. last few dsys before Christ mas cleaned out our sntirs stock ot fresh made esndy SO ws gre now busy making up s batch of frosh candy daily 70 meet the demand
 Rsmemher a box Of Toby's esndY Is guarantee that you arc receiving nothing but fresh goods, not the stsie kind shipped in on inc boats months aqo. TosYs CANDY KlTcHEE.
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,eeis' Nugget Ssrv co
 WASHINGTON. Jan. s.-Secreta, V Fisher of tne interior department -anted tn co tho president his annual eport yesterday. and Alaska is sivcn considerable space tn the able official 1oculaent
 Secretary Fisher $ of the opinion hat the government of Alaska is al hat can be expected. that the coun- .v Is well governed, the people sat sfcd. and their only complaint be- .n4 lack cf proper transportation ia entIcs. and not allowed c. develop their natural resource specially The coal deposits
 The Hon. Secrctars ts gt the opini, n that should congress grant to Alaska immediate relief through the con- struction Of g trunk road from tide
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A. 8. DANCE FRIDAY EVENING.
 The 4. B.'s will give one of their weekly dances, Friday evening, Jan uary 12 for A e.s and their friends.
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HOME COOKING.

For home made bread. cake, pies, doushnuts and cookies, call up Mes. danes Aitsmus q Ford, Phone Red 106.
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We cordial, sulicit your family trade end deliver ali orders to your home free of charge. Seward Coml C.
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WE DO ThE WORK Peoples Laundry are making spc' siaIty of rough dry laundry Give us . trial.