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Powders
0ambsls Best Violet Taloum-Lb.
box, regularly csc. at 100.
,6 HrW ,1 T5.,...E Arsut sS.. Ts'G %sOc
Powdsr-ReE. Ace. at 26c.
1snnsn's Taloun Powdsr-loc.
Bel 1on rsioum Powdsr-Res'
SeuisS;s T.ieum Powder. $50.
oimbsiS 1oratsd violet Taioum-
samuSai coryiopsis Taieum-Lb..
ale. 1avarts Taioum Powder. 17o.
1abooct's Oorylopsis Talculn. 400.
yohnsoI'c BABY Powder. Loo.
Djsr Kiss race Powder. boo.
Creams and Lotions
DsSgStt b Aamsdell Gold Dream.
$50, $50. a1o. 400 and %
0imbsls Cola cssa%1-For wash
'"S o. mi as's oa S sSs: dr H.
softening and identifying the skin:
d.mS:,s Cola orssm-ReE. ioc Jar
ooiss..'s oolA or..m-J.r. ase;
IuadScrg's PsrozaAs Cream. 900.
Pond's 3xtraot vanishing Cssam
Jar. $50 and $50.
Le Secret oasy dss Lys. el.so.
0imbsls BENSON and Almond Lo-
nonLFor softening and whitening
'"s Sr.noS Los. waters o., $50.
1sisn's Lotion-25c. size. lso.
0tmbsis Violet witch Eassl-
Ds Niraeie. si:Ss and 7se.
Lyons Tooth Powder. lac.
Gcrja Tooth PAST. ACE and loo,
sanitol Tooth Powder. 40.
1uthymol Tooth Paste. $50,
0tmbsls Tooth Powdsr-16c can.
%. psbsoo Tooth Yasts, 400.
2S oirss. r TSSsh I SSwa'f ,sd aso'
oiyoo-Thymolins-si.oO size. $50.
Dioxogsn-Large size. $40.
Peroxide 1ydrogsn-Lb,. ioc.
oimbsls Imported Bay Hum-Qt..
ESQ; pint, +so; u pint. 2eo.
Hays Hair Hssith-SI. 90 size, edo.
ma Ptnaud's Eau Dc Quintns,
ass, $3.50. 600 ana zoo.
lGsoDonald,s Gray xAir Color 1s-
''Gss. and sh.m Ss for soc:
size. 400; 2Gc size. lIC.
Wsstphals Auxiiiator-S1.0o size.
SOC; SOC size, 25c.
Nswbro's .Herptoids-sl sire. $50.
awtssoo Hair Tonio-si size. geo.
Q1mbsls Drillianttns - Assorted
perfumes reg. 25c. at l6o.
Murray Lanman Florida Water,
800. Canthrox Shampoo, soc.
Qimbols Florida Watsr-Reg. t5c,
at 25c.
0imbsis Shampoo Jelly. loo.
0inbsls Green Soap Shampoo
Perfumed: 2bc bottle. t6c.
0imbels 0rssn soap-i-lb. Jars.
eco.
0imhsIs Eau Do violsttss
grant and lasting: reg. soc. at H0c.
valley or Violet Toilet wstsr-Res.
SOC. at 400.
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Leon GandiIIot Dies.

PARIS, Sept. c3.-Leon Gandiliot. the
dramatlst. died at MS home here yes
tcrday.
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WOMAN'S MOST
SUCCESSFUL
MEDICINE
Known All Over the World
known Only for the
Good It Has Done.

We know Of NO other medicine which
has been 80 successful in relieving the
suffering Of women. or received so many
genuine testimonials. ~ has Lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
In nearly every community you will
find women who have been restored to
health by this famous medicine. Almost
every woman you meet knows Of the
great good 1t has been doing among
suffering women for the past 50 years.
In the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn,
Mass. arc files containing hundreds Of
thousands Of letters from women seek.
ing health. in which many openly state
over their own signatures that they have
regained their health by taking Lydia
Z. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound,
many Of whom state that IL has saved
them from surgical operations.
Lydia Z. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com.
pound is made from roots and herbs and
is perfectly harmless.
The reason Why il 10 90 succsssiul is
because il contains Ingredients which act
directly upon female organism, re-
storing it to healthy and normal activity.
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Brushes and Combs

"a OC11OO O11V VV111UO
English Hair Brushes. ears to
de Luxe" Eair 1rushss--Each.
ola.75.
Imported Hat Brushes. 400 10 7sc.
whalsbons xair Brushss-An sx-
ira brush for drying the hair: Ens-
lish made: Ql.aB and oI.bo.
Massage oombs-Pair. 900.
0tmbsls 8ubbsr Cushion HAIR
Brushes, $50, $50, 300. ol.60.
1air Brushes = French made:
usually $50 to $500; IT go.
0ath 0rushss-7Detacha liable ham
dies reg. 7bc. at 500.
Tooth Brushes French
make: reg. Zoe. at 400.
Dressing Combs--Rubber and imi.
tation ivory; 400 to q.
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Fall and Winter Dress
Goods
A Parade in Navy Blue

Navy blue color for womens wear fashion
able than usual this Fall-whch is saying much.
The Gmbe Dress Goods Store ready for the demand Over
forty different Fabrics represented in it, IT. navy bue and
the various weights and require stock OF 600
pieces-think of it!
Specially prominent whpcors wool corduroys the
new de sou eponge atne and basket sungs, well
as the standard broadcohs, Seges chevos voes and
from TIC for navy blue Henrietta to $3.50 for the
finest velvet velour Two special items
$1.S6 Navy Blue Diagonal Suiting, 96c Yard
beautiful diagonal weave, a-woo 81 inches wide in two
fine shades Of navy blue Sponged shrunk and spoproof
$185 Navy Blue Storm Serge, 1.26 Yard
Another 54-nch alwoo Fabric of sturdy quality with firm
closely -woven twill. Second Floor
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Toilet Soaps

Yesrs' Soap-Cake. 90.
CASTLE sosp--fure white: large
1nysicians ana Surgeons Soap.
.ssr. Imported oa'sii. so.p--Res.
oimS.,s CASTLE soap-six cakes
!" o Ss s Oatmeal. Honey and
olyosrins sosp--3 cakes. lso.
Colgsts's Cashmere 1ouSues sosp
Coigats's 0oiso sosp-scented or
unscented; 3 cakes, %2o.
Ponds Extract Boap-Cake, Loo.
Jsrgsn's 0iyosrtns sosp-3 for a5o.
All Almond soap-Bar. 100.
:rm Am H.s'; xro:Ai sSHS ospEs cakes ak:
Colssts's New Shaving Dream.
400 aud Zoe.
Tieurs Dc France Shampoo Pow
der Trial slze. SC.
Drugs and Medicines
oimbsis Pure Extract witch IA
s:lM o splendid ss! ho sso! r isas
Sr sn.c x..S:oSs wsi:rs. lao.
Wood Aloohol-For burning; also
for use In the arts. gal. 500; at.
Sur. Aioohoi-ot.. 7so, pit. $50.
Limo Waterfall. GOO; pit. 100.
y, aime.is s' 81. Iron ana Wine
Elixir IRON, ouinins ana 1trych-
nine PhosphAts-Pt.. COO.
Elixir Causays Barf--Pt Soc.
Hunyadi JAnos. 2oo
Pluto Water, 25c.
Phsnolax. 2oc.
Bromo seltzsr-tlO0 size. $40.
Alkalithin, 75o.
Antiphlogistins- SOC size, ste.
california Syrup OF Figs. $40.
vauoairs 0alsgs Tablets, 7ec.
Sor0ss-Box, el.o0i for $500.
gymois TToksys, ITO.
gtuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, $50.
Soda Mint Tab1sts-Bottle. Sc.
Nsnthol Psnctls-l0c kind at SO.
Liver Ptlls-i0C bottle at &c.
Blaud's Iron Pills 800 5-sTaln. 60
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WOmen's 18-ButtOn
Boots at 1915

Nine shoe stores out of ten would sell these
fashionable and fine Shoes for Fall and Winter
wear, at IS a pair. GIMBELS, however, true to it's
habit of doing the unusual offers them tomorrow al
the special price of 1915, just in time to save
money for women who are buying their new shoes
for Autumn.
These High Boots are cut on smart new model,
with high Cuban heels, welted soles and short
vamps. In tan Russia and gun-metal calf and
patent cotslin also white Nu-buck, in a l6-buttor
model All 1t 1915 pair. Second Floor
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Toilet SpOnges

Direct Importation, at specially
low prices.
Nsndruhs Honsyoomb spongss.
500; usually soc.
AGandrnka Nurssry spongss. 400,
usually soc.
Nandruks Toilet Spongss. q,
usually $3.50.
MsndrukA 1ash sponSss, Sl.ss,
We and ea'7Si Usually rs more.
Dpongss, 400 and 500.
Other spongss for A. little as 100.
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Pure Castor OILS Or. $50, . OF,
ahusa.b ana Soda ,Gissurs-s o..
Dobsii,s soiution-s OF, iso.
Pure oiyosrins-s or. 26o; 3 or.
Is..ne. !.ma,o. otns.r-s o.,
Dsssnes Ssppsrmint---s or. lso;
aimbsis Essence Pspsin--s OF.
Tinoture Arnica--s o.. 800; 4 or.
lie.
Ponds Extract size. aso.
Chioroform Ltntment-4 OF. aoc;
Compound csthartio Pnis-ioO.
oims.,s Compound 1ausars Pn,s
ouinins Pnls-aela,ins coated:
oimbsis PspsinAtsd Dyspepsia
TAblsts-i0c size. 400.
ain,bels L.ithia 1sbists-Rog. zoe,
oimbsis Charcoal rabio,s-Box &c.
'Eskay's Food. d %. $40 and $50.
Nsstlo's Food, 9l.s8, 38o and cOc.
Psrfumsc Petroleum Jslly-2-ok.
Jars. 100; log. Jars. loc.
G. Il. Disinf.o, Ds s"SSs si iso' $50,
suipho:M apsthOi-'i.oo size. eco;
aimbsis Pure 1sansd Dors.-
LIB, 90.
dims.is Pr. Rochelle salts
Main Floor and subway Balcony.
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Women who are
suffering from those
distressing ills pecu-
liar to heir sex
should otlose sight
Of these facts or
doubt the ability Of
Lydia E.Pinhhsm's
Vegetable c o m
ound TO restore
their health.
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Creams and Lotions
Manicure Items

8osalius, lao.
0imbeis 400 Waai Bleach. l6c.
Lustsrtts Enamel, lao.
Powdered pu01oe stone - Per-
fumed and boxed In sprinkler top
can: loc.
Dounsy shine, 26o.
Outer, 40 ana acc.
Genuine Orange Wood o0cks-
DO each: zoo dozen.
osc, MAI, Tiiss-Res' s5c, at sso.
Manicure 0oissors-Si.L0 kind. u.
Lustsr4te 0utiols Zee. !so.
LuStey1ts mail 0Alve. loo.
KILLERS Amber GLOSS or 8uby
0loss-Jar. Ate.
vsivsdge Buffers, SOC.
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A Gimbel Sale of DRUGS and TOILET GOODS

Household Remedies Toilet Preparations demand
products W.
right limit quantities.
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Chamois Skins; QUE direct impor-
tation OF English and French fooled
skins: washable and Dim bei-guar-
anteed.
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A quick lunch prepared in a minute.
Take NO substitute. AskforHORLlcK'S.
~ Others are in,itations.

Shortly after my arrival at Hong
kong / attended a Parsee funeral.
Most of the followers attended in or
binary whites" and topees and COL
ored ties. only the chief mourners
wearing the conventional frock coat,
tall hat and black tie.
The curious thing about the funeral
was the number of other funerals We
ran across hat day. In fact. when
the coffin was being borne on the
shoulders of the Parsee mutes into
the cemetery can Of them dressed in
white, with white gloves and little
round white caps) followed by the
motley assembly Of "mourners'
drawn in rickshaws by shouting
coolie boys, we got hopelessly mixed
up with n Chinese funeral which was
making for the Chinese cemetery adj
joining, and a good deal OF offense
was caused on either side.
The English, Chinese and Parses
cemeteries all lie together in what is
called 1.-The Happy Valley" and this
is also the place where the steeple-
chase racing takes place.
When We and the Chinese cortege
had at last got sorted u the cere-
the two officiating priests sing
songed along. chanting away together
at a ~breakneck speed and then sud
denly stopped.
The coffin was clumsily lowered.
the two son Of the deceased threw
handfuls of earth on it, and their
example was followed by the other
Parsee mourners. and then every
n gradually drifted off across to
the golf club and the racing course
the last solemnities were at an end.
The coffin still remained exposed,
saw for the sprinkling of earth. The
abrupt conclusion seemed to make
the whole Of the service empty and
hollow.
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tedious task, and by the time he has
accomplished it the soul of the de-
parted has arrived in the land of the
blest.
There is little or no ceremony ac-
tually at the grave, but food Is cooked
in the carcass at a sort of altar. and
is left for the deceased in case he
may feel peckish. and a. quantity of
joss sticks are left burning round the
grave.
Another important point is. if pos
sible, to bury the deceased in his or
her native village. When W. were
waiting for the harbor masters launch
to take us home by water we found
on the wharf a poor. shabby coffin
laid out ALONGSIDE a roasted OK, over
which friends and relatives had
mounted guard, and were moaning
and playing music. which din and tu-
multi had to be kept up until the
boat arrived to take the wanderer
home. Directly the boat started,
water having been crossed. the spirits
would be don and the efforts could
be relinaulshed.
The Chinese are never in a hurry
to bury their dead--it is only the
government regulations which force
them to do 50. The other day a Chi
nese party. comprising husband, wife
hIIu SSNcId! CIIlluIel ana an OIu
mother. started off for a short holi-
day trip up river by steamboat. ON
the way the mother died, but do you
think this put an end to the jaunt or
made the party leave the launch at
the next stopping place? Not a bit
of 1t.
They Just screwed up the old lady
in a box and took her around with
them, determined thai at any rate she
should be given the opportunity OF
enjoying herself; and so it continued
for several days till the coffin fell
overheard by mistake and they lost it.
A curious difficulty often arises on
account of the ancestral worship of
the Chinese, and has caused much
litigation. Many rich Cinnamon die
leaving four or five parts of their
estate for the purpose of ancestral
worship. and when this is disputed
the courts have to settle whether the
gift is or not wholly for 'supersti-
tious uses" as the legal phrase goes.
AS n rule the court is rather inclined
to wink at such requests. After all.
a good deal Of this worship consists
of having money set apart so that Z
certain NIB of joss sticks may be
burned every moon. and lei there
is also a ceremony which takes place
on every anniversary of the death of
the ancestor, when all the clansInen
of the dead man assemble at the
grave and roast meats and cakes and
chant and say prayers. and have gifts
for the departed. M also propitia-
tory offerings on his behalf. On tho
other hand, a good deal of money set
aside for ancestral worship is ac-
Itually applied for educational. char
|itable and other recognized purposes.
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Westminster Gazette.)
In most Chinese funerals profess
sional mourners are employed. They
cover their heads and faces up and
yell and sob and groan at the top OF
their voices. not with the idea SO
much Of showing grief as with the
intention of driving away the evil
spirits from the soul of the departed.
With this notion also the mourners
bang trays. beat gongs and play weird
musical instruments. Another precau-
ton taken is hat the funeral cortege
passes owe running water before the
dead is actually buried. as this lay
be the means of throwing the pursu-
ing fiends off the scent.
AT the grave side a %precaution is
taken which is typical of the ingenu-
ity of the Chinese mind. A large
packet of thin rice paper containing
some hundreds of leaves is stamped
all through with sever peculiar Sits
like those made with the nib of a
pen. The whole mass of paper is
burned and the ashes scattered
around. When. therefore. the fiends
arrive. presumably Very exhausted
with their efforts to catch up with the
Chinaman's soul, they find to their
dismay that they have first of all to
piece together all the scattered ashes
the seven holes in each individual
sheet of paper. and then to 60 in and
out of the paper.
AS you can readily understand. even
a very slick f1end finds this rather a
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WAN rED-Girl for general homework.
Small family. Mrs. c. w. Ross. 1909
Belmont. l447 N. w.
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WANTED-Competent girl for small
family. Mrs. G.. f. Ruediger. SIT
South Sixth street.
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Neutrality-suspicious. girl for general
homework. Mrs. A. Abrahamson. III
Reeves avenue.
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TWO GOOD KITCHEN GIRLS wanted.
Good wages. Peerless Cafe. East
Grand Forks.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl for general
homework. Mrs. NJ. c. Gaulke. 1102
Belmont.
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WANTED-Competent girl for general
housework. Mrs. G. F. Thacker, 325
Walnut.
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FOR RENT-Four or five unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping; down
stairs. 222 Ninth street. or phone
577M, Tri-State.
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WANTED-Girl for general homework.
Mrs. T. A. Sullivan, 302 South Fourth
street. East Grand Forks.
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FOR RENT-September j, two newly
furnished rooms in new. completely
modern house. Belmont and Third
n Men only. VIM. Panovitz.
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WANTED-Girl for general housework
Small family. SIS North Fourth
street,
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wANTED-Girl for general housework
Mrs. A. X. Getty. 419 North Fifth
street.
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ID
DRESSMAKING.

DAINTY SUMMER DRESS GOODS
Made Into Dainty Summer Dresses.
MRS. 919L. Bird e BRUCE
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EXPERIENCED DREssMAKER would
ike sewing by the day; $3.50 per
day. Phone Sim. Tri-State.
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WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-several neat appearing men
and women in this and nearby towns
to Demonstrate. Experience unnec-
essary. Will pay you salary to start.
Can use you all or part of your time.
Call or address F. F.. Low, Hotel
Frederick.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-25

WANTED-Girl for general housework
Mrs. w. II. Witherstine, 40 Belmon,
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AGENTS WANTED.

CHEAP FUEL-Try our oil burner:
goes In any cook stove: every house,
wife wants 1t. Agents wanted.
Write today. National Oil Burner
Co., 81 South Eighth street. Minne-
apolis, MINI.
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WANTED-Agents to handle British
Columbia farm lands. on Easy pay
al Finance Company. Limited. Van-
couver. b. c.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOL RENT-Neat. we'll furnished
rooms in Herald block. by day. week
or month. Some furnished for house
Keeping. Special rates fair week.
Room 10. Herald block. Write Mrs.
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Observation-Disclosures waists a spe-
cialty. 215 International.
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WANTED-Girl for general houseworl
Mrs. Joseph Ferry. Marvel. N. d.
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WANTED-Two girls for general
homework. 722 North Third street.
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CENTRAL FURNISHED ROOMS.
By the day. BY the week. BY the month
Wlttelshofer Mrs. Busch. Block
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FINELY FURNISHED ROOMS
BY the Day. Week or Month.
over Logan's Cafe. 319 DeMers
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WANTED-Girl for general housewor
524 North Fifth street.
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WANTED-Dining room and kitch,
girls. Christiania Hotel.
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SIGN PAINTING.

We Sign Anything Anywhere. See Us.
MAURER SIGN CO.
3os So. 3rd. Write. Grand Forks.
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FOR RENT-Two small unfinished
rooms for light housekeeping. Mrs.
Busch, Wittelshofer.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

Mention was made last week Of
the unusual need of testing seed-corn
this spring. but complaints of weak
ened powers Of termination are by
means confined to corn. In many
parts of thewest constant rains fol-
lowing the harvest of last fall were
injurious to all grains. The agricul-
tural college Of North Dakota Is
therefore sending out ana appeal to
farmers to test their wheat, oats,
barley and flax, as well as their
corn. There is hardly anything that
will pay as large return Youths
Companion.
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Attention 6tookmen!

The annual meeting OF the North
Park Stockgrowers will be held At
Walden on Tuesday. May Z, at 2 o'clock
p. NJ, promptly. There will be an
election of officers and other usual
business. The supervisors Of the ada
cent forests all promise to be present
and rs there is some important business
to be discussed we especially urge ail
members to- be present A cordial
iayitation is extended to Everybody.
a & FRANK w. MURPHY, Pres
T. j. PAYNE, Sec. 4
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Notice to Property Owners.

Your attention is called to the or
dinance which requires that all
streets and alleys shall be kept free
from rubbish. You are therefore mo-
titled that II the alley in the rear Of
your property is not in the proper
condition to clean it up at once.
70 John Bulls. Marshal.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02
Dissolution. Of, Partne ersh,p.

Notice is hereby given that the
parties doing business under the
firm name Of Green & Dawson have
this day dissolved partnership. w.
]. Dawson retiring. All bills due the
firm may be paid to either Green
or Dawson or left at the North
park Bank. All bills not paid in 80
days will beput in the hands Of an
attorney for collection.
Harry Green.
w. J. Dawson.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

Berger & Snodgrass have moved
their plumbing shop from the Park
Comm ercial Bldg. to the L,ority Bldg.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

WANTED:. Party to grub about
1000 acres of sage brush land.
Mrs. A. G. Matthews.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

We have just received a carload OF
chop and corn, and a carload Of Ida
ho oats. We are prepared to fill
orders for grain in any amount.
and will sell at bedrock prices.
,Bellairs & Hill.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

That old suit made to look like
new at the Walden Pantitorium.
All kinds of cleaning at the Wal.
den Pantitorium.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02
ForSate,

49, = --s-sSJ 49, =
Heavy team geldinEs G years old
well broken.
Span Coach colts 4 and 5 year old.
CHAS. L. P. WINscoM.
Walden. Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02
NOW

is the time to clip your horses.
give us n trial with our new machine
Horses clipped to knee. $1.00 per
Head; clipped to body, $1.50.
Bellairs & Hill.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

Rowley & BREWER have opened a
barber shop in the Boston building
which was recently vacated by Wick
eryIlros.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

A. X. Mari came in from Denver
Saturday and went out to the Lin
ger ranch to look at bunch OF beef
cattle. r ~
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

Setting Hens wanted; will pay Il
cents each, or 35 cents for the use
of the hen and return hen.
Mrs. Chas. Riggen.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

The accounts being collected by the
attorney for E. J. Bennett ns receiver
has absolutely nothing to do with The
R. J. Messier Co.
Yours Respectfully.
r J. MEssIER, President.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. a. Coc were Wal
den visitors Tuesday.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

Ladies' Aid meets With Mrs. Mar.
tia this Thursday.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

Ada Twisty entertained ten OF her
girl friends at n party Sunday af-
ternoon, 1t being the occasion OF
her ninth birthday.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

You may rest assured that you
cant get your horses taken care OF
any better or for less money than
at Fox Eros. new barn.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

Plenty OF grain and feed at Bel
lairs & Hill.
Harry Hunter was Walden visit
or Tuesday.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

Have You tried those fine candies mt
Mt the Ames Mere. Cos:
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

Fox Bros. will give your horses
good feed and goodcare
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

J. +. Mallon was In from his ranch
on the Platte Monday.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

II. l.. Presba has leased the A. H..
Law residence.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

VIM. Winscom is clerking in the
Ames hardware store.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hunter and
baby were here Tuesday
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

When You come to town put up
your horses at the New barn.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

Go to Bellairs & Hill for good &c
commodations and cut rates.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

The line of shoes carried by the An.cs
Mercantile Co. is the best in town.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

The Ames Mercantile Co. have just in
n carload of Yellowstone -four.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

Nellie II. Affolter was a business
caller at the New Era oft1ce tues
day afternoon.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-02

W. F.. Goodwall left Tuesday morn
ing for Laramie, Wyo.