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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-12-10

lions, probably the Kansas State Agri-
cultural college mt Manhattan. accord
Ing to an announcement from the board
Of administration OF state educational
institutions.
Among the subjects proposed for the
new course are: 3a
Writing advertising forconntry week
Hes.
Decorating store windows.
Attractive interior display Of goods.
i Handling customers.
Pushing certain lines Of goods.
Points on buying. .s
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HELP WANTED.-MALE.

YOUNG MAN FOR WORK AT
Creamery.
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SEEDS.
SEED BARLEY ron SALE. HOW
land Bros. I4olo. Montana.
Certificate Re- xtendinu Charter.

Treasury Department, office OF
Comptroller of the currency, Wash
ington, -. G., April II. 1913.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to h undersigned. it has
been made to appear that 'Fhe First
National Bank of Missoula," located in
the town of Missoula. in tho county OF
MissouIa and the state of Montana,
has complied with all the provisions
of the act of congress 'tu enable Ma
tioual Banking association TO extend
their corporate existence, ana for other
purposes approved July l.. 1882, as
amended by the act, approved April
Il. 1902;
Now, therefore, T., Thomas +. knnG,
deputy and acting comptroller of the
currency, do hereby certify that "Thc
First National Bank of Missoula,' lo-
Gated in the town of MiSSpula, in the
county of MisSoula and state of Mon
tana, is authorized to have succession
for the period specified in its amended
article of association: namely, until
the close of business ON April 10, 1888.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand AND seal Of office this nth day of
April f9l3,
| lSunD n. Il. KANE,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the
Currency.
Charter No. 2lo6. Extension No. 1857.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-20
Coming Soon
Bigger Business, Better Times
and Better Prices

You had better buy now be-
fore the advance. A little
money will do wonders now.
Here r a few samples:
$50 acres splendid fruit, hay
and stock ranch; fine buildings;
water right; close to Missoula
and two miles from two rail-
roads: stock, seed, feed and
partly cropped, at $40 per acre.
Will take fine residence in
part payment.
$1,000 will buy 10 acres fine
land, splendid water right, fine
soil, good orchard and small
fruit; three-room house, barn,
root house and other valuable
improvements. A little intelli-
gent effort and this place can
be made to pay for itself.
$500 cash, balance SIS per
modern residence; well located
in South Missoula.
$25 cash and $40 monthly
buys good four-room house and
four fine lots in North Missoula.
To trade for ranch, one of the
best rooming houses in the city.
To trade for good lots in South
MisSoula, an equity in nice, neat
four-room modern home at q
bargain price.
We have some fine factory
sites cheap.
0. 3. S. ORR
First National Bank Block
Phones: 270 Bell
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FINE WHITE COOKING AND SEED
potatoes: Ben Davis apples. 75c box,
White orpinSton and Barred Rock
eggs, $500 setting; l75-egg N-ray
incubator, $3.50. l. W. Austin, Or
chard Homes; phone S4O1 red.
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of Annual Stockholders MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Buffalo Mining company, will be
held at the Norden hotel. Missoula,
Mont on the 9Th day of May, 1913, at
the hour of s o'clock p. m, for the
election of directors to serve for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction
of such other business as ma prop
crly come before the meeting.
GEO. w. WALL. Secretary.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-20
LAND SEEKERS.

VICTORIA. AUSTRALIA, WANTS
settlers. Special inducements Of
i"fed by the state government.
which own land, water, railways
and free schools. Excellent climate.
resembles California;: no extreme
heat or cold. Small deposit and
81 IL years for purchase Of lands,
adapted to every kind Of culture.
citrus fruits grow on same farm
with apples and pears: also wheat,
corn and alfalfa and sugar bcct8.
Ample markets Exceptional oppor-
tunities in irrigated districts. Re
duced passages for approved set
tiers. Government representative
from Victoria vii shortly visit the
district. Write immediately for free
particulars to +. Y. A. Fricke, G8I
Market st, San Francisco.
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Notice of Probate of Will

Notice OF Probate OF Will.
In the district court of the Fourth
judicial district of the state of Non
tana, in ana for the county of
MisSOula.
In the matter of the estate Of John
-, Mitchell, deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said court,
made on the 18TH day of April, 1913,
notice is hereby given hat Saturday.
tn" 10Th day Of April, 1919, at 10
o'clock a. IN. Of said day, at the court
room of said court, at the courthouse
in the county Of Missoula, has been
appointed rs tho time and place FOR
proving tn" viii of John y. Mitchell,
deceased, and for hearing the applica-
ton of Elizabeth Mitchell for the Is
SuauCe to her Of letters tcBtamentary,
when and where n person Interested
may ppc and contest the same
Dated April 10, 1913.
TlIDS. i, CONON, Clerk.
(Seal) BY w. II. PEItRIOR,
Deputy Clerk.
CIIAS. N. MADEEN,
Attorney for Petitioner.
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WANTED TO RENT-HousEs.

WOULD LIKE no RENT \ SIN
room modern house ON South side
with good sized lot; small family,
all grown; will be long time tenant
if all things are satisfactory; state
rent wanted and location of house,
Address Tenant, care MiSSOulian.
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WANTED-ClTY REAL ESTATE.

GOOD 4 OR BROOM MODERN
house, not too far out; across Rat
tleHnakr. price must be right. See
+. N. T~ruesdulc, 40 IGtst Cedar st.
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FOR

RENT BY THE YEAR, OR
viii give lease, five-acre corner lot
two miles from MiSsoula; four acres
in alfalfa; l will put a house, barn,
chicken house, working tools, one.
good horse. five good mich COW IN
same; rent cheap. Address Mrs.
j. Day, Kellogg, Idaho.
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POULTRY
Is BARRED ROCK EGGS ST. PHONE
ga black.

BABY CHICkS-A FEW STRONG
baby chicks for sale at 25 cents
each, or $3.50 per dozen. Call at
52S South Sixth west.
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FOR SALE-CITY REAL ESTATE.

BUILDING SITES AT YOUR OWN
price; close in; small payment. I
need the money. Write Mrs. M. L..
Even, Missoula.
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FOR SALE S. c.. WHITE LEG
norm cockerels; fine stock; fully de-
Veloped, healthy low-tailed birds.
Reasonable prices. 720 South Fifth
street west. Phone CAT black.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BARBER SHOP; GOOD BUSINESS;
no rent; reasonable if taken at once.
Address Barber, box liz, Paradise,
Mont.
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WORK BY THE DAY; GOOD REF
erences if required. f. p, Missou-
liam.
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CliAS. N. Madden.
Attorney for Petitioner.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

DAY WORK FOR MAN OR WOMAN;
also washing at home. Call 500 red
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'PURE-BRED S, c. BROWN LEG
horn eggs at behring's, Route 3.
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HAIR GOODS.

SWITCHES MADE TO ORDER,
Switches made over and hair added,
combings made into switches or
puffs. Call up Bell 1929 red, or drop
a postal, w will call and give you
prices. | have 7 lots for sale cheap,
all in desirable location. Wellington
Bennett, S35 South Sixth street, west,
opposite Willard school. Look for this
ad every Sunday.
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BUFF WYANDOTTES, 100 PER 13.
j. Schini, $50 North Fourth.
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Statesmen

GROCERY Statesmen
Our observation-disclosures plan Of
fers a splendid opportunity for en-
ergetic. honest men. Experience
not necessary. Largest and best
known firm in America. Closest in
E~estigation invited. Write for par.
ticulars, naming county desired.
JOHN SEXTON & co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
CHICAGO, ILL.
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BUFF ROCK EGGS AND BABY
chicks. NJ. r. c. Smith.
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PERSONAL.

MARRY-WILL SOME GOOD. KIND
gentleman who would appreciate q
true, loving wife please write to me
Mrs. J. Hyde, 2677 Mission street,
SAT- Francisco, Cal.
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STOCKS. AND BONDS BOUGHT
and sold; companies Incorporated
for $25. Rosenbaum & Co, 261
Haight building, Seattle, Wash.
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SELL GROCERIES DIRECT TO
farmers in your community for the
largest wholesale house selling di-
rect by samples; all goods guaran-
teed. Drop shipments or carloads.
Permanent positions worth $35 to
800 per week n up. Liberal terms.
Give references. Address Dept. o,
Hitchcock Hill Co, Chicago.
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WHITE WYANDOTTE EGGS: So
Bisbee Bros. Phone 1921 black.
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TO A E.
WRIT ERS.

SECOND - HAND TTPEWRfTERS,
all makes, in firSt-claSs condition,
cheap. Typewriters rented by day
or month. w. J. Grover. Bell
phone 344 black.
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G0TTT TAI 1T z GCTETEn HDG CARRY YOUR MESSAG E
0OO1L1l7l\ @I11bOll ILL., l1D0 EVERYWHERE EVERY DAY
EGGS FOR ~HATCHlNG.

Is BARRED ROCK EGGS ST. lilo
South Fourth west.
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DRESS MAKING.

GOOD DRESSMAKING, REASON
able. Mrs. Stuart, 632 South Fourth
west.
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HOSPITALS.
TURKISH BATHS.

TURKISH, RUSSIAN NApOR AND
plain baths. l31 West Front; salts
faction guaranteed. Phone Bell
400.
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CRUISING YACHT ON FLATHEAD
lake; sc feet long: 2 cabins; sleeping
accommodations for 6 or s people;
electric lighted; toilet; cooking gall
ley. The SWEETEST boat OF the lake
and especially adapted to passenger
service or excursion parties. Is H.
dies boat. Expense of operation
about 25 per cent of automobile,
Right man can make from SO to
$25 per day. Will sell OF exchange for
first-class Missoula property. Price
$4,000. Address Lock Box 1918, Mis-
Soula, Montana.
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WANTED = EXPERIENCED SHOE
salesman. Apply Walk-Over shoe
store.
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Statesmen WANTED-TO HAN
die our fine line of calendars; some
exclusive designs; over 800 special
styles of advertising. Leather goods.
A complete line of ans and novel;
ties, memorandum books and dia-
ries. Compensation liberal. The Ell
wood Myers Co., Springfield, ohio.
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MUSIC STUDIO.

GEO. L. COBBAN'S MUSIC STUDIO,
violin, mandolin and guitar taught.
Lessons soc; see my free instru-
ments. Ill South Third west; Bell
phone sos black.
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PEk1N DUCK EGGS. w. Il. WALK
er, orchard Homes: Bel SSH red.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

ORCHARD HOMES FOR SALE AND
for rent. Fayette Harrington;
phone 722 black, or IL Higgins block.
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RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS, CAR
riers, wanted. Good pay; inc posi-
lions. Pay for instruction after you
receive position. Liberty Institute,
Dept. 1919, Rochester, N. Y.
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Il. G. HATHEWAY
REPRESENTING MANUFACTURE

Lflto Or
cash registers and supplies,
fireproof safes, bank safes, scales,
show cases, trade checks, cheese
cutters and cabinets, also have on
hand at all times secondhand type
writer's. safes, registers and scales.
If Interested inquire or call at Wor-
den's store, Higgins avenue.
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WANTED = COMPETENT OFFICE
woman; must be able to do steno-
graphic work, keep complete set of
books and other work incident to Of
flee work. Apply C~oen-Fisher Co.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-WOMAN OR GOOD GIRL
for general houseWork: good wages.
Apply ALB S. End st. Ind. phone 1884.
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Effective Home Remedy
For LunQ Trouble

II IL . serious mattet whom the iuaEs
are ai,ected. trip away or to n saua.
torium h not only eNpensives but ~ In
wolves separation from home ,and friends.
some are benefited. hut few can safely
return. Eckman's Alternative Ia effective
for home treatment. For example:
23t 4. Atlantic Ave. N. J.
Gentlemen: In the fail OF 1908 con.
itacted a very sacere cold. which settled
on my lungs At last I beEan to raise
spu'um. and my physician then told me
must 10 to California Immediately. At
THIS time I was advised to take Eckman's
Alternative. I STAYED at home and com
menced taking II he last week in october.
began to improve. and tho. first week In
January. rsO8:' resumed ny regular oc-
supaticn. having Eaiped 2o. pounds. fully
Restored to. health. n Ia now seven years
since my. relovery has been Affected. and
cannot praise Eckman's Alternative TOO
celent results"
tsirned) W. NJ TArEM.
lAbove Abbreviated; more on reJtueet.)
Eckman's Alternative has been proven by
many years' test TO be most af!icacious
IN cases OF severe Throat anil Lang A.
frctions. I,rgncbltls .J<ronchl,l Asthma.
stubborn Cyffis and In upbaiaiias~thd .sys.
tenn, Does not con tain nhnDtics., h6ison .
o. habit fortnlnv diAss. For sh'e by
lcsd'ns dtdsgi.ts,, ;, Write. the Eckman
laboratory. Phiiadstphia, ,f~', f~r book ct
telling o. resoVcrics and additional evil
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100 INV COPS ADDED
TO THE FORCE TODAY BY
=. COMMISSIONER WALDO
viii Be Assigned to the Poorly
Protected Regions on the
Outskirts of the City.

Police Commissioner Waldo to-day ap-
Io.aA-sd 100 ot.the 600 policemen who arc
% a. put on the rolls during tho wcek
\ fhs, Pvsrd oc Estimate recently voted
Ehs money for 40 new men and there
wee slTeary nifty vacancies caused by
destinations, retirement and dismissals
.duriils tie CcnniisS!s ners vaca ton in
FShoae.
Commissioned Waldo .aid that he
meant TO use moA % the new men in
outlying districts OF the city where nj
present many policemen are held re-
.,sponsible for ten or twelve miles o,
feffltory which they are physically UNI
able to patrol properly slight extern
Sions OF the Fixed post system may be
9nade In the BrouN
Ihe 100 metz poll ,cmcn viii FOR a
month, takn Obstruction In four squads
at RECRUIT schools. The Commissioner
- fryiag to arrange for Swedish car-
stpenic exercises for tirem. his European
bbservation caused HIm to. believe Il
Hnore effective for nbllce training than
the army scttlng M exercises now In
Nst. He will also ask the Board of
Gst Innate for funds TO instruct the men
3n composition and reading. to the end
thN they may make out comp. ehensiv va
! AND Ineligible reports. like those
made NY policemen IN Great Britain.
( The schools OF instruction will be
held In different pnrts of thu city. and
'tth+ Tweltth Regiment Armory will nc
.',ised for marching drills and pistol
i yractice.
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EuRNisHEO ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED Faehhad ~ in'urnlslr room. ~,sl-
ing. IA lIri.lts. good beat. mpdesatc ~ -:
suitable La y,n,ek,erug. ,lirrp .aJi NH'tr
NJ n eaSI n--llyI..
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WHITE GOODS
AUGUST SALE-LAST DAYS

AUGUST SALE-LAST DAYS
Those who have tested our Sale Values
know that the great savings thsy afford
are worth coming many mnss Tor
ig,f Ct. Irish Linons. .................. ~
10 ct, Dress voiies--.7-inch...... 10
i2ts ct and Is ct. Lonsiaie Cambric-
nainsook or cambria finssh.......... D
10 ct. lingerie Bat'stes-s-in.... .12x
:. n French Nainsooks-39-inoh-
l0-yard piece ..1s00
81. % Nainsooks-<i- inch-i2-yd- pc. I -
N.c9 Nainsooks-yard wide
H-yard ptece t...............s..1s15
ti9s Lone Cioih-yard wide
E-yard piece .''....................ls 07
81. ~ Long Cloth-<0-inch-
H-yard piece ...'.''.....'......"..xs 46
Nb9 Long Cioth-as-inch-
i2-yard piece 1s88
N.3 Long Cioth-yard WIDE
i2-yard piece .......-....."...... DO
Lack Of Space Prevents Mention
60, II Sale Values in
Blankets siivsrwa1s
Quilts, Pillow Cuusry
Tickings sospe
Tnbls Linsus Curtains. DsADeSsss
Bureau soarfA -. RUS
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

SNAIL BOY for light eTands. must nave aspcn.
Adires. e i2B World.
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AMERICAN MISSIONARY SLAIN
Cow rnment inquiry on killing Of
> Rev Charles ". Uolhrook


CoNSTANTINOPLE Turkey. Aug
9s.-IThc .rnited States Embassy here
has DESPATCHED Lewis Heck. acting
vice~sonsul' and Interpreter at the
United states Consulate-General in the
Turkish capital. to open an inquiry into
the circumstances attending the muir
der of Rev. Or. Charles H. Holbrook an
American missionary from Lynn. Mass.
at Soushehir. Asiatic Turkey. several
days ago 1t Is declared that certain
facts have come into possession OF the
BiblS House here showing that the
murder was Deliberate.
9 According to the official version OF
the affair, DIR, HoIbrook was sleeping
In n garden surrounding tho house Of
an Ayneni,tn who had been paying at
>teutfons 10 some Turkish women. Two
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Just Gtke Father.

From the Houston Post
never saw a boy 90 much like his
"a .nr-your ryisbahd's hair and eyes,
even his manner Of speech. But why
does he Jump when YOU speak to him7'
because he Is so much like his
father"
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Turks belonging 90 .hc -eishbo'hcod
eiermlred 20 hrnish he Armenian,
iorced heir -vay, hto he Garden and
shot ne sleeping Or Hoibrook In mis-
take FOR she owner of the house. The
murderers have been arrested and are
awaiting trial
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Clock signs denote MorHtns spectalA'
Tack for the Ciecksi Look for the ClOeksi
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Well known FOR durability.
free from blenish or Crossing.

~ Ct. Gilt lnitis! Stationary. ......... II
One qIire boy-paper or corre-
spondenco cards-soms have In
VlaleL envelopes.
STATIONERY THIRD FLOOR.
IS Ct. Reliable" Brand Shssts. ....... ~
btSO deep hem - no dressing
also G3ND-reg. .59.............. AZ
slkyD7--reg. 69.....,...... Az
Mcssuremen, befor~ hspmtnR
MUSLIN --RAaEA ENT.
Il e. White Dvsss No,lss ......... .t2la
" inch-sheer. hlt fine for dresses. '
WilIffEES iooor. MAIN FLOOR.
IS ct. Nainsesk Combinsiisas.y ....... -
Yokes Of tine emb'y ana lace
NGsI,Ss Observation-Disclosures fnSsSSR.
$iSS Striped ve;s Wsists, ..........,l3o
High and low neck styles--dainty
hand emb'd effects-fins tucks and
WAisrs-sDCOND FLOOR.
Is n. 4 70 et. She low Net Plaitinss 80. 10
, white and . ,ru- various widths
NfckWEA0- FLOOR.
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REAL ESTATE fCR SALE
LONG ISLAND.

AT FUEEpuRT-Iu Bay View sections; ne"
stsroo house; room'; panluet floors al IN
nnoysp sntS; plot TbXitJ; bargain ~ TiZht parry
SHREVEPORT n. Il. CO., fnenot. l.. -
Az ExgEpuIlT 3 blocks tom the railroad sta
ton: from cottage a .myroIemenIs p1'
bOy.ur' 81 40: easy terms. fKEtPoHI h'
20 FyeeI,nrt.
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Extra size Administer Rugs. l0.6S
l2. subject to slight mismstching in
the patterns; aside from this they are -,
perfect as you could wish them to be
and the saving in price is more than
twelve dollars.
ryFourth Floor. On Sale To. Morrow.
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~ q. White Liasa. .................. ~
w inch-pure Irish linsn-ecr 0feaoeo
ana fsob i LIE GAIA Tooa.
% q. Al Wssl Saita0. ............... ~
a Observation-Disclosures and striDo4
"'1 bRrss fHcsSSnn.H. aHas ~ oSs1SaA.
50 et. Yasd Wi1s Sik kstinss. ......... 81
Assorted coiors-in great asnnAnA
for dresses and suits.
SILKk-AAIN yLOO1.
- q. Heavy Csstsa Flsses Dlsahsss -. a|
For large bsds-whits. tan ga eray
combination borders.
BLANkErs-BAsENHNr.
IN Ct. Yari WI Pssesiss- .......... ~
NH lengths OF fine qualities
.Ssrigss, p snscks a.,,s nsuI:s, etc.
% Ct. 4 Sis citdrsas Wei Dssssss. :. Io|
Chambray, stnsham and esinAis-
clolh--piatn. stripes, ohecks, eta
Russian. French. Balkan blouso
effects and Dutch styles-pfettl1Y
iSrSNTs' DEPT 1slcoSp yIeoa
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-05-29
M'NEW CHAPEL

The showers of last week gave the farmers something to do. Some have commenced chopping cotton.
 The hail storm of last Tuesday eve ming damaged the corn some.
 The children's day exercises were we'll attended and plenty of dinner on the ground for all. Everybody seem- ed to enjoy themselves just fine.
 Luther Thompson and wife of Eno- Ia visited Mrs. Thompson's parents, MT. and Mrs. J. w. Venable, Satur- day night.
 Misses Bettie Henderson and Ruby Gossett of Greenbrier visited Misses Aletha and Carrie Blythe Saturday night and attended the children's day exercises Sunday.
 Everybody remember that next Sunday is the annual singing day at this place and all are invited to come. Brother Gossett filled his regular appointment at Pleasant Hill Satur- day night and at McNew Chapel Sun- day.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-05-29
SULPHUR SPRINGS.
| two inning. | May 27.

The Sunday school at this place IS progressing nicely, having about 75 in attendance each Sunday.
 Rev. Joe Stark filled the pulpit at this place Sunday night, preaching a very interesting sermon. We are al- ways glad when Brother Stark's day arrives, which is the fourth Saturday and Sunday in each month.
 Mumps in this vicinity are about over. Some few cases yet.
 Rhea Scott was able to make his regular visit to MT. Fleming's Sunday. He has been down with humps for three weeks. Rhea is a visitor every Sunday when he is not sick.
 Joe Fleming made his regular visit to Red Cross Sunday. All right, Joe, ye scribe bids you god speed.
 Jim Parish is not attending Red Cross as regular as he used to. Some thing must be wrong, Jim.
 Prof. Earl Jennings was visitrg homefolks Sunday, having been teach ing school at Springfield quite while.
 Several of Damascus people attend ed church here Sunday.
 May 27.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-05-29
UNION VALLEY.
here now. May 28.

Fine weather for work, but it has been rather cool on young cotton.
 Cotton planting will wind up this week. Quite number have had te plant over part of their crop at least but all are getting very good stand
 Nice rains continue to come anc crops would do we'll if we could have some hot weather.
 Mrs. Maude Ingram has been SICK for several days, but is improving.
 Brother Herring filled his appoint ment at Marcus Hill Sunday with ar interesting sermon on the church anc church ordinances, with sacrament Good singing in the afternoon with organ music played by Miss Det Woodward.
 Preaching at the valley Sunday eve ming by the circuit rider.
 Sunday school at the valley Sunday also at Marcus Hill.
 Don't forget the graveyard working at Marcus Hill next Saturday, May |31.
 May 28.