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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-03
eprIno Novelties In shesa

The cost OF leather has gone up to
such an extent that the boot and shoe
manufacturers. In preparing their foot.
wear fashions for the spring. are
pressing all kinds Of materials into
service to take the place Of tie glaces.
patcht feathers and suedes which have
hitherto had FIRST place on the Lat. So
much IL this the case that the major.
ity Of the new fashions are being de-
veloped IN velvets. satlns and silks.
and even brocades, specially prepared
to withstand the weather when worn
In the street.
The present mode Of the black vel.
vet shoe has not been quite so sue
cessful as the manufacturers antici.
pated. but a new treatment has been
experimental on with success In
Paris. md when applied to the mate.
rails used for spring footwear the
shoes IN black will not have that
pray. dusty look which has hitherto
ssen . drawback.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-03
JaB0T KEEPS tic POPULARITY
New Styles Pretsier Than Ever Be-
fore, and Are Sure to 30 Very
Euch Worn.

A visit to the counters where dainty
neck fxings are sold reveals that
.jabots ard collars are lovlier than
ever. Fril's are no longer worn on
the coat: they have been supplanted
by the jabot and rabat collar.
A pretty jabot can be made Of tulle
or Brussels net cut In a strip twelve
inches long by seven inches wide. On
this embroider a dainty design with
mercerized cotton. This can be moro
successfully executed if a piece OF stift
paper Is basted under the tulle. Whip
stitch an edging of valenciennes lace
to tho edge Of the strip and haste the
pleats In place. Finally press with a
heated iron and bind the top with
bias strip of lawn.
II you do not embroider we'll, charm.
Ing collars can be made of fine allover
embrolde-ies. Many of the loveliest
designs are colored to represent tho
old colonial needlework. Select pat.
tern which fits well and arrange the
strip Of embroidery around the edge.
Carefully inter the corners, so that
the design matches perfectly. There
Is great satisfaction in making ones
own collars, for they usually fit we'll
and are OF designs and materials to
suit the personal taste.
1t is an easy task to fashion rabat
collar Of handkerchief linen bordered
with Irish lace. Cut the collar and
rabat from the linen. using a good pat.
tern. Turn In a narrow hem and slip.
stitch 1t neatly in place. To the outer
edge Of the collar and rabat whip.
stitch an edging Of Irish lace an inch
and q half or two inches in width.
Other collars are fashioned of black
MORE silk with rabat of pleated
cream.colored shadow lace
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-03
Contest Will Close

Next Monday. May 8, at s o'clock p.
M; after that time no votes will be
allowed to be voted. Be sure to
vote all votes before that time. The
votes will be counted BY commit
tee appointed by the three highess
contestants.
We want every one to have ar
equal show. The contestant wh>
has deposited the most votes will BE-
the winner.
There are thousands Of dollars
worth OF coupons out: collect them
IN.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-03
Woman's Auxiliary
To Meet With Mrs. Flood.

The regular meeting of the Lake
land branch Of the Woman's Auxil-
larry to the board of missions, will
be held Monday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock at the residence OF Mrs. l..
O. Flood. The directories, Mrs. ]. IL
Wed.lell, is leaving Lakeland 70
make her homc at Thonotasassa, and
this being the last meeting of the
Auxiliary at which the director will
be present he will appoint direct.
Dress to fill out the term until tie
end of the year. Mrs. Flood will
pack the box for the Church Home
ard Hospital, ana all donations
should he sent TO her.
The following notice from the
Palm Branch explains itself:
1.-THE first Monlay in May is the
day for the semi-annual opening of
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-03

cred with pale pink silk on which tho
floral design shown has been EN-.
broidered and the interior OF the boxes
lined with white silk.
The next step Is to cut out piece
Of thick cardboard about an .lasti
larger each way than the base OF The
boxes, ard this '9ogehH @lh" p2ln nk
saus snrhedfGer a,iah s68s hiaaf if .il!
AsHslx acknowledgement 90 ne str8Hs
bdbesife.a bud cprirp ID uiointGtsIsdths
toxes aregBe@Bsls tewa IN sio.stIoh to
The center OF fha nateFial.baa ynb TT
iaA glapee Pt ti9a fksteh viii explain
asvsl and teIofaIi1e little aFlicia i Il
psa ba - t'"''"'' "a 'i'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-03
,autifully Entertained

bee on wednesday Mrs.
sWhitfield was the hos
ntiful course luncheon
pr of Mrs. Herbert j.
nkeland, the accom-.
I the president of the
IDS home, which is un-
adapted for entertain
pratcly decorated with
d plumosa ferns. The
table was laid with
by mats, and a large
t peas and ferns tied
in ribbons formed the
Place cards were dain-
ibbon and sweet peas,
were tied favors for
lests.
pit were Mrs. Herbert
Lakeland; Mrs. D. A.
Mrs. T. T. Turnbail,
Mrs. Fred NJ. Hud-
ert S. Cockrell, Mrs.
tfleld, Mrs. J. Stuart
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-03
AY MUSICALE WILL
sGlVE BRILLIANT PROGRAM

April ". Harris), Miss Allied.
Piano-"Second Rhapsodie (Lizt)
Mrs. Pillans.
"Stacatto Polka"-Mrs. Madden.
Awake, Beloved OWN. G. Dodd)
MIR. Orme.
PART 2,
The Garden Of Flowcrs"
tata for women's voices; music By
l.. Denza.
otis Morn"-Friday Musical
Chorus.
Duet-"The Lark and the night
ingale," Mrs. Holworthy, Miss Lucy
Conibear.
Quartet-"White Butterfly" Mrs.
Angel. Mrs. ohlinCer: Misses Nc
Rae and Streater.
Lovely Rosebuds"-Mis Sum-
merlin.
Garden of Flowers"-Friday Mu-
steal Chorus.
Soprano Solo and Chorus-"The
Bees" Miss Maude Allied and Fri
Gay Musical Chorus.
20 Happy Streamlet, Miss Nc
Rae.
Quartet - Goodnight" Mines.
Madden, Southland, Ohlingcr, Cloush
daisy Time" (Interpolated) by
Denza)-Mr. Orme.
Summer Breezes" Mu-
steal Chorus.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-03
Pretty Compliment.

The Disraelis we're visiting Strath
neldsaye In the time Of the old duke
OF Wellington. Going up to the bed
room, Disraell found his wife and her
maid moving the bed from one side OF
the room to tho other. When he In.
CURED The reason. his wife said:
swell, my dear, the duke sleeps on the
other side OF the wall. and II lie
against II ! can boast that l have
slept between the two greatest men In
Cngland."-San Francisco Arg0naui
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-03
USEFUL ON WRITING TABLE
Novelty In Small Box to Hold Aces
series Always More or Less In
Common Use.

This little novelty, for placing upon
the writing table and for holding pens,
pencils. sealing-wax, scissors, etc.,
was made with the aid OF tho outer
portions Of three empty boxes.
In making it, In the first place, the
boxes must be arranged in tho man.
ner illustrated in the small sketch on
the right and securely glued together
and left to dry. They are then GOV.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-03

the United Offering Boxes. As be-
fore the Executive Board urges each
branch to make the Monday meeting
a special occasion, asking all women
to attend and having a missionary
address and soeil half hour after
the Offering is collected. The Of
fering should be sent to the Gus
tclian OF this fund. Mrs. A. hay
cen, Orlando"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-03
meeting of the Lake.

meeting of the Lake.
Musicale will be held
Ing, May 5, in the Au-
Il program Of unrivaled
been prepared and the
y guests most generous.
Dersonal friends and
of members of tho
tlcmen and ladies Of
buncil, the Board of
Srs of the Auditorium,
public school and the
asssof 1913 have been
generous fashion
~ especial interest will
Beloved" the words Ct
ritten by Mr.. J. Henri
city, and the music
E. DoGd, who now has
literature at the State
Tallahassee.
b will be:
PART /.
"Sennieramude," by
and Mrs. Woods.
e Bud" Cd. Forster)-
In.
(Penn)-Miss Card
First Song" (Goetzel,
q Mr.. Orme.
Rose" (Coombs); o.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-03
.,...iAprpnlinHd nonns, matsh.

Little aprons in Blue and pink. hav!
ing edges bodnd with tape. and en-
ro,dered fnTwhiie With iiJue sun hats
70, match arc especially suitable for
olDden wbe Will bs foTiueate enough
to spend their summers al sea or lake
resorts. The little, hats, ara made
with small tam,o; shanter crowns and
narrqg dropping brins, The crowns
dre Usually embfuldered on the top.
and the edges OF the brims are seal.
loped. Ribbon IL draped around the
base OF the crown with vossttss -
tovD a oith0R - -
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-03
8. 10 Worthy Of Gratitude.

II has been estimated tina. the birds
IN the United States save 100000. 900
worth OF crops each year. Tho tree
s2arrows in Iowa eat 4 GGC pounds OF
weed seed daily. One tull.nedged robin
will eat l6 feet Of caterpillar daily. or
about 4.5G9 individuals a month.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-03

Lewis, Mrs. William o. Ames, Mrs,
Charles A. Cay, Mrs. Clifton B.
Gwynn, Mrs. James l.. Pringle and
Mrs Talbot Whitfield
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-03
hot Weather

ID when the women folks sufies
from cooking on q wood stove. We
have bought and have on hand 4
solid car Of insurance gasoline stoves.
From one burner to a four burner
gasoline range like the one you see
below. -
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-03
Rainproof Furnltusos

7lNov that we have adopted the de-
lightill habit of eating cut Of doors,
it has becarAa ftbH tahlevti hSeebI
say TO discover SOME Kind OF furni-
turs that may be left out There "a
one ind that has been tested sad-
proted good. 1t is rustic, but not too
rhaS The, %aodCi Is r!hhsafyy n ths
ehapes simple and comfortable and
Che prices reasonable.-Harpsrs
3azcy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-03

oaoto*c,%os tptt,vtosoep~o%l>ll
o~toSo$ntoaosol SssxaeJ@ oAcxs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-19
au bic seebrten 2eier bes
guIfsblatt.

lin Dem Berionol 6es 8olfsbla!t
@eIegerbeit an eeben, eiren Sbeil
Der Seiertoge frei bon Den Sorgefi
uab 9aIten Der @rbeit 81 nerhebea
nro Die Serausgeber IN Staro 81
Ieben, lire Bidder ms &eine 5l
brimger1 ,piro ON 2. Sannar fein
8oIfsblutt erideinen; Sofir miro
aber Die nadStpodemflife aiissdbe
eiiic pierieitige decentralization
cntbalten, INN ole 2eier gum Sbeil
fir Den Milsfaa Der ei1len Nammer
5i fntiftaoisen.
&ie rddfte @itssabe 6es golfs.
blatt mirb einen Gag fniiber er1dyet.
men oils JOINT, ulio ON Dpnaterstas
nmo m0dten mir 6aber itniere @s-
fddftslelite eriiden @atftrage TN
ameige : @erdnoerlngeap uno nene
anseieen ipdteitens Mitttpod Dor.
mittag ailf inlSerer Office absltgeben.
Graf Irinting So.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-19
ct. aOniicr Marft6eridt.
Die srSfte il b~aseiueiene Bsisen'
ernte nnb ibr Ginflnk anf ben
Warft.

Ser @eiaemrnarft mar tpdbrero Der
am 9ierstog ai gnbe gegan9enell
ISOLDE mebrerert Sdhparfiingeil I'M
tertporfem, ob1le iebo6 cine poltfioe
gseiq,tng nad bobenen ooer %tieoereri
Ireilen a., befunoen. algenletn mar
man geIpannt alf Den H~egierntngs.
beridt iiber Den grnteitaro itfuo Dus
grnteeraebnis nod Dem @esieriln9s'
beridt. Ser 8eridt tpMnoe am Wfoils
toa betannt geseben, nrpo aeigte 5itr
aIlaemeinen l1eberrdidarrpg, Bop PIE
Mintertpeiaenernte INN 10 Mfillior,er
8uibeI gr6ber ut ols io9ar nod mad
benz Iebte1 8eribt angenomlrler NOR
BEN mar. sbatiadlid 5eigt Die
SMuBobredlning cine 8elaitttrlleilge
bon 763,3S8,0 900 9 u Ell ore
ar0Bte .@rnte, Die mir nod .ie bier
5uIan6e gebabt bdbem. Gie grobte Big
beriae grnte mar Inn iiber % Util.
Iionen BuibeI 9eringer als O'e
beirige.
Die Solge Der 8eroflentalIung
a;eIes 8eridtes mar, Dob Der Wfarft
auerit gefdapddbt ipuroe; er erbolte itf
ieoo9 iebr rdih, ba beltte Der Yrets-
itamo tpeniger bair6 Die 2otale als
burd Die @eltloee beeinfialbt niro.
8reiie tuaren fiir ngrooeb" tpeid,ell
Wintertpeiaen in ct. 2ouis 1876
gts., in Chicago 88-97 Cts, in 20.
Ieoo 99b gts., urpo in SEEM yort
St.1. 9ie fommer5ielen Torratbe
1mfafien aur 3eit 59.993, 900 gribd
aeaeniiber 81, $685. 900 9uibel Dor
s~Sabresfriit. Seit Iangem lit es Dos
erfte Mal, bob berer Die 8orrdtbe
geriraer iimb aIs in or 8araaeltrofe
6es @oriabres.
Mais fornrnt in groBereu Wengelt
eth, one 3nfatbren iittb aber rnetlt
nea1es &orit. ga oas aorn meiit
feudt tit hit oie aualitdt iebr lsll-
gleidpmGbig, bos meiite aorn ut I'm.
ter $50. 2. Ireiie fir .graoeS" iinb
62-70 Cts. pro 9uibel; altes &orn
foitet 76 Gts.
Safer bot einen feiten Warft. fir
quite auaIitdt berridt cine quite geadl
irage. Sos Inpebot III meiit mint
berapertbig. @reiie fir .graoeo" iinn
40-4th gta. pro glulbel.
Der &artoffelmorft lit rltbig, bel
feiter Yreiieit. ngtortbern" fo1ten 90
70 Cts. pro 9auibel, %beionoers quite
2ualitat bis 81 SO Gts.
2ebenoe Sfhpeine baben einer
feIterr Marft, trotbem ole 3ufipbrer
iebr groB tparer. 8reiie idhpanfter
Ser gentiler foitet $3.50 bis STE
nab @etpidt unb Sualitat oel
Sbiere.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-19
sdnl @Otisen.

Ser atpeite Sertnin Der SernDum
Sodddide begimtt am Id. Sanar,
1914. 8eridiebene ,telse 8laiien
perbet big bubin organiiirt, unb
aIle ebieienieen ueIde oen Sriib-
iabrstermin 5i1 beiuden miinid)ell,
iolten bis 6abin eintreten.
9ie SfnrIe bat cine groBe an.
aobl He6 Gross Gbriitmos Smls
erbaltei1, neIdje fir | Gent, per
Grid, bon ben Sebrern o6er ben
|Sdiileri1 al Baben iino.
Sos gasfet 9an Spiel, meld,es
iiingit 5tptiden berp SdiiIern ser
bieiigen un6 oenelp Ger gbomois
Sodidlte, in Gbarnois itattfanb,
enbete mit Dem Sieg Der S6iiler
bon Sernmrtr. 9os &eiultot mar
IA 5ir 13, 5irgl,niten bon Seullnlt1t.
Sim ndd6ten Somstog (morgeiD
finbet bier elm Spiel 5fpiiden iatle.
ren Stuoenten 1iit0 ben Sdiilern Ser
@aibington Sodyidplde itott; an-
fang Inn 3 llbr rnchmittoes, I'M @e,
bdipoe Der Sodidptle.
SolgerpSes 8rograin fprant beute
@ber6 inn Saale Ser Sodidule our
Iipsfitbriro; Sebermnnn 1T freitrlb
lidft eingelooett. @rfnng Inn baIb.
abt ltbr dbenos:
Song-High School.
Recitation-Helen Schwartz.
German Observation-Disclosures Salz-
mann.
Reading-Arthur Obenhaus.
A Morning Chat-Augrlsta Brink
mann and Floyd Kimmel.
Jokes-Vernon Helmers.
Recitation-Edna Danuser.
Observation-Disclosures Friend.
do What You Cann-Wanida
Danuser.
Composition--Louis Belle.
Dialog "Letters to Santa Claus
80 girls Room I.
Recitation for a Little Girl
Welma Quickert.
Recitation-Irene Nagel.
Rainy Days Girls Room ".
Recitation-Stella Schwartz.
1.-THE Little Orator''-Claud Ham
sen.
Recitation-Helen Egley.
Snow Brigade Boys Room Nv.
acknowledgements Niehoff.
~Essay-Edna Doll.
Recitation-Frank Eggers.
"Too Late"-Belt Kendrick.
Santa Claus" Sell.
Recitation-Isabell Niehoff.
Riddles-Alex Vogel.
His First SpeechnOtto Hoessli.
Dialog-2 Boys Room ".
81 must do Right-Sadie Beck
mann.
Recitation-W allace Stoenner.
Oration-Hugo Dorseh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-19

--Srmt Oscar Often peilte at
Iebten Sormtng nod ct. 2oi,is. gum
Heiudt bon @ertuanbten.
-Sra1t Sranf 9Iasfe befanS iid,
usebrere Snee Der porigen 8pdc
IN Metp Sabert, aiff 8eind.
-garI Gdniibt ret5te am letter.
Sonntag mod ct. 2ouis, mo er ben
Sginter iiber beiddftist ieiu miro.
-@iidyarb 8obe bcgab li6 arn LETT
ten Soruttog na6 @asconooe, alti
etni9e Soge aiim 8eitd BET Ser
ipalibter rnpo Sreiuroetn.
-9bil. Spedbols uipo gitaI
Moore, bon 9etp $aper, befan6en
fid1 a1n berearge1ien Snnntag. be.
fndsspeiie, bier IN Der StaOt.
--2ouis @obIfimg lnro @attin,
bon Berger, trafen am leBten
Goinstog bier Elm, alrtt 8eIu6 bel
Germ @obIfirug'S 8r1iber. Misg @obI.
fling rsro TamiIie.
-2ouis gppIe nto Sdtpefter. SRI
&attie gppIe, beeaben ii6 am ber-
gatgenet Sonntag 1la6 Morrtion,
iurt bcrtigen @erfpanoten irtlo Sreirll-
ben eitert tiirSer 8eiud abouitatten.
-Sfidaro Sdalntberg, bon Der
Sirit Greet, 1T tpie6er,rn elmer nm
Ierer fleiBigen. erfolgreid,en Sarmer,
ipeId,er ffd bieier Soge oitrd Geo.
Gberlitl ben biefigen Meenten, cine
neles Sor6 aiitomobfl artgeifaft
Ad.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-19

Die Greiie fir Sdapeite itoar.
oett am 9ienstog bieier ISOLDE oltf
Cert; 6os lit 10 5iernlid ser ME.
origite 8reis pabrerlb bieieS Sobres.
-Sernpatlrt @afer un6 belien @irt-
Der. bon SEEM &aben, b~eFonSen lid)
mebrere Gage Ser porigen ISOLDE
bier, mtf 8eiisd bel gertponoteit
laub Sreintben
SRI. 2alira aobuidi, BON Stem
6Ioretlce, tpeIde iib cine ISOLDE alrf
8eilpd bei Der SanriIie bon Gbri1t.
Shtetid beatr6en bette, reiSte arit
pergangetlen Sonntag tpieoer nad
bntfe.
--Robert II. 3eppe, BON Drafe,
iprnd am Deu8orgeren Nontae aitf
unierer Office Dor; er befanS iid)
oiif Dem 8ege nod gureta, Mo., mo
er ieitpem Sdpiegerboter, Sam Snt-
ter, IN beiien auitflooen bebilflidl
lefn miro.
-8biI. 81. Seibner, bon @asco-
nooe, f%tattete inns am nergangenen
Srietoe eitert 9eilpd3 ob. Serr Seibs
ner mar felt I6igerer 3eit nerneflr
Ieioeno; eS frei,t inns ipbeiien mit-
fbeilert ST. fonnen, 6oB ftb iein GU
itonb in iiingiter 3eit beoeuieto &C.
beilert bot.
Sons 5000 MobDn, elm geeffe
irnieres geiddsten Mitbiirgers, 2pon
6. &obpt ftarb am z. o. 81, in Gan
Diego, Sol, inn Sitter bon SO Sab.
rem. Ser 8erltorbene mar Elm
Sobm bon &obert @cbm, Dem friibs
epen &oifierer Der Sernidmf Sdpines
9artf., iiitS tpitrbe bier geborei mrb
ersogen. @iele ieiner friiberen
SduIfomrrooen fperoen iid Ieiner
nod freun6Ii6 e%r;nnter1t. CT binder
t6bt feline @attin liaio ieiite Mutter.
ipelde ieiuen friib5eitigeit Soo De.
ltraiterr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-19

-8. So. $. Seiemarln, bon Storg
Sill, befamb fi6 am lesten Mortag.
aeId1ftsbaIber, bier IN Der Stoot.
-@eibnadts- unb @epiabrs- Sea-.
ten, Iotpie oltdj feline Candies uno
Gisarren Del, u. sc. &iet.
So. &. Sbertportntattrt tiit6 God.
ter, bon @tlob, tnaren an portget
Mittpo6 oie @dfte tbrer bieiigel
8ertpanoten.
-gtllg. <blmpaatal, bon 8ap. tpar
am 9ienstog oieier 8ode bier, IN
@eiddften unh iprady aiid) ami linz
iercr Office Dor.
-@eorg Gutter, bon ct. 2ouis,
beIatto iidl iiber lebten Sonntag inrb
Motptag bier, aiif @eiud BEL Ser.
tpanbten i1t6 Sreatr6en.
-Gbus. @ilimaral bon 9rofe,
mar aIt montag 6ieier @od)e bier,
IN @eiddften, iotpie gleidsfolls Elm
miIIfoutmener 8eiiider Out nnierer
Office.
--2ouis Stt, bon Berger, befanb
fih arn pergortgenet Solmltae bier
at elmer 8~eratbuipg nit Dem 9ml.
rttternebmer, @l,g .&oIfing. Ser
SH bot hir5lid) bon Germ &oDIfin9
mebrere 8ailpldte on Ser tpeItliden
.SedSten Stnobe gefaitft urr6 miro
5tpei idJoiie @obnbditier aitf ben.
ielben erridteft Ioiien. Gie altSgro-
bainger fir ems ser @ebdii6e boben
bereits ~begoniteft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-19
-HoIaenbe gaare erbieIte, 8

-GoIger6e Haate erbteitett Sel.
ratbsliSenien:
VIM. Kerley, Owensville, Mo. 90
Clara Helm, Owensville, Mo. 10
j. 3. Hickman, Hermann 20
Anna Kuhn, Hermann .. ~
J. v. Vondracek, Owensville ~
Mary Lister, Owensyille ~. 81
w. schott, Taylor Springs, Ill. "
Minnie Blackwell, Gasconade 10
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-19
mann, an b0ben.-

You couldn't wish for a
better assortment of Christ
mas presents for father and
the boys than we have, every
little luxury appreciated by
the male members of the
household is to be found
here.
Also all necessities, that
kelp to make his Christmas
more of an event.
Here's a Shopping list that
will meet with S a t a s
approval.
Mems and young mems
Suits. The best and most
appreciated gifts that money
can buy.
SIS, $3.50 $50, s22. SO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-19

seidts 1T better nm einen i4'po-
den Maser gu ftdrfen ole Noert.
fer,s masen-S eiImitteI. 80 Gents.
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mann, an boben.-ano.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-19

SIS, $3.50 $40, S22.5O.
A fine hat such asi is found
in our well selected stock.
Fighter soft or derby.
$500 to $3.50.
StetSon Hats at $500.
NeckWear sets, put up in
attractive gift boxes. so cts.
and S1.00.
Apair of Walk Over Shoes,
chosen from a large array of
patterns
$3.50, 81, $4.50, SIS.
Buster Brown Shoes for
the boy---small or large size.
$500 to $500.
Nobby Caps made up in
new shapes. Attractive and
becoming.
SO cts. to 81 so.
A box of Arrow Collars.
A style to suit every taste.
II for 81 SO
A sweater orjersey coat
handy garments for these
damp, chilly days and
evenings.
SO cts. to $500.
Woven shirts, in gray, brown
or blue. 81 and up to So.
Handkerchief, all boxed
ready for use. 10 cts, 8 for
IS cts, 2 for rs cts, 8 for so
cts. and Is cts, each.
Mems fine shirts that are
guaranteed not to fade.
S1.O0 and 81. so.
Felt or leather slippers
make very attractive gifts.
rs cts, to $1.50.
Suit cases and bags in
rubber cloth, fibre and
leather SIPS to $3.50.
Good time to fill those
Eagle Stamp Books now and
secure gifts to the value of
$3.50. Double Eagle stamps
every Friday.
The place for good goods.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-19
Buster Brown Shoes for
the boy---small or large size.
$500 to $500.

Nobby Caps made up in
new shapes. Attractive and
becoming.
so cts. to 81 so.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-19
A box of Arrow Collars.
A style to suit every taste.
IL for 81 SO

A sweater orjersey coat
handy garments for these
chilly days and
evenings.
so cts. to $500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-19
A fine hat such as is found
in our well selected stock.
Fighter soft or derby.
$500 to $3.50.
StetSon Hats at $500.
NeckWear sets, put up in
attractive gift boxes. so cts.
and S1.00.

Apair of Walk-O Over Shoes,
chosen from a large array Of
patterns
$3.50, 3d., $3.50, SIS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-03-04
than they could possibly be at the

than they could possibly be at the
home.
He referred to the Charities head at
Hartford as INDUCING in badinage at
the lack of pride the citizens of
Bridgeport took in their institutions,
having particular reference to at
tempts at securing a new alsmhouse.
In conclusion he referred to the
method of placing children in sur
roundings such as offered in that in
stitution as of a thing of the distant
past in all the larFer cities of this
country. Without a vote the matter
was placed temporarily upon the table.
1t was reported that the present sys-
tenn of supplying coal which was
bought from one firm and carted by
another had led to vexatious delays,
and recommended that when further
contracts were signed an arrangement
fo1 carting be included which would
expedite deli 'eries-
The following cases were reported at
various institutions March 1: Insane at
MtddIetown. 172; Imbeciles at School,
IL; at T. B. Hospital, SO; Sick at
Bridgeport hospital, So; at st. Vim
cent?, 80; Iakeview Home, 229. There
were "a ambulance calls during Feb
ruary, 80 new cases, and 200 redress
| ings.
The two day surgeons, who will be
l compelled to work additional time