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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-09-11
Evening and Dinner Dresses

These dresses are exclusive of course They are
arriving right along and if you in line for dress
that you can put right and wear you will do we'll
to keep posted on what we have and what we will
have.
You twill be just as enthusiastic as are if you
will come in and see all the things. The styles
are all the newest, material and workmanship are
the best and the prices moderate enough to suit
the most exacting purchaser.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-09-11
Tidd Funeral Friday

The funeral of Ruthie Tidd, the
fifteen year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. R. Tidd, who passed away
yesterday morning will be held at
the PRESBYTERIAN church, Friday af-
ternoon at 4o'clock, Rev. S. e. P.
White will preach the sermon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-09-11
Silk kin1OnaS

Delightful silk kimonas are here
in Whirl of colors, plenty of new
features to occupy your attention.
You must have one of these beau
tiful kimonas-you will if you see
them.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-09-11
New Silk PettiCOatS

New patent features in petticoats
in the desirable new shades
demanded by fashion this season.
Messeline and Italian silk are the
leaders in soft silk petticoats. We
have just what you'll want.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-09-11

Is
business. He returned to his home in
Cass Lake this morning.
John Russell returned to Kelliher
Wednesday evening after spending
some time in the city visiting friends
and transacting business.
One Of these nice days you ought to
90 to Hakkerups and have your pic
ture taken.-Adv.
Mrs William Barry, who has been
visiting relatives in Bemidji for the
past few days returned to her home
at Kelliher last evening.
Henry stechman OF Tenstrike who
was called to Bemidji to appear with
the Grand Jury returned to his home
at Tenstrike last evening.
S. Dolgaard and son Elmer of
Kelliher arrived in the city this
morning and will spend few days
in the city attending the fair.
Don't let them fool you on peaches.
Only 80 cents a crate at Schmidt's
Grocery. Phone 657.-Adv.
Joseph Bisiar of this city left last
evening for Kelliher where he will
transact business for the firm Of Bis
lar and England for short time.
A. J. Mcguire of Grand Rapids ar
rived in the city this morning and
will spend a few days in the city at
tending the Beltrami county fair.
Harry Grindall came down from
Northome last night with his mo-
torcycle and expects to enter the mo-
torcycle races at the fair tomorrow.
T. A. Mccain, B. w. Lakin, Mar
tin Kenfield and E. E. Kenfield will
leave tomorrow morning for Third
River where they will hunt ducks for
a few days. ...s ..-.
Go'carts retired al the second hand
! store.-Adv. IL.
Miss Ruby Henrionnet left last
evening for the Northwestern univer-
sity at Evengston, Illinois, where
she will specialize in oratory and
physical culture this year.
The Dramatic Club of St. Philips
Catholic church will give a play in
the near future, entitled, 'sFinni-
CANS Fortune" The club will be
drilled by Mrs. William Sexton.
Morrill, King of Faribault, Mime
sofa, was the guest of ROLAND Hen
rionnet this week enroute to the
university of Minnesota. Mr.. King
had just returned from a business
trip out west. 49,
Teacher Wanted for term of sew
en- month school in District Sc, Bel
trami county, wages. so per
month. Apply to Jacob Anderson,
Jelle, Minn.-Adv. 8 ,.z,.' s'''.-, . =.
G. T. Blakesley, who has been
visiting his son G.. H. Blakesley of
Red Lake, returned to his home in
Kansas City this morning. G.. H.
Blakesley spent yesterday and this
morning in our city and returned to
Red Lake this afternoon.
Are you going to the Harvest Hop
ADV.
| Rev. S. E. p. White returned from
Chicago last night, where he was
called last week for conference of
the joint executive commission of the
general assembly, the field workers
Presbyterian and Synodical and
Chairman of Home Missions. -.sa
Otto I. Bergh, formerly professor
of Agriculture in the Bemidji school
but now professor in the Crookston
School of Agriculture, arrived in the
city this morning and will spend a
few days in the city attending the
fair and transacting business
Men wanting work. See what the
Minnesota, Dakota and Western rail-
way and the International Lumber
company have to offer on want ad
page, page 4.-Adv. .- ..~..
Miss Marion White left Tuesday
evening for Milwaukee, where she
seaE "a a ~ a EyE1| Ega|I
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-09-11
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Goats

ke of coats that we
all exclusive gar
! coats are all made
bis country, not from
bremOst manufacture
brtment without hav-
Moderate considering
be fine tailoring and
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-09-11
Harvest Hop!!!

Harvest Hop!!!
Time-Friday evening, Sept. 18th.
Place-City Hall.
Bye Merle Maids.
Tickets $1.00.-Adv. III
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tor, phone No. 81. .@s.=.. ~ !.
To send in your application to be-
come a member of the Bemidji
athletic Club to Secretary Carl
Johnson. ... ..... r.. =. Co.,.
B. w. Lakin went to Kelliher on
business last evening.
A.. Page and family of Hines are
Bemidji visitors today.
William Hines of Hines is spend
ing the day in Bemidji.
=. Ole J. Freeland of Farris was a
Bemidji visitor yesterday. ...... ~.
Erick Weinberg of Blackjack is
a visitor in Bemidji today. '
Go-carts repaired at the second
hand re.-Adv. ~ ,s...s.. 90.
G. Suffer of Boulieu, Minnesota is
in the city today on business.
Mrs. M. w. Knox Of Nebish was in
the city yesterday on business.
]. Johnson of Grand Forks is a
business caller in Bemidji today.
Carl Thompson of lackduck is
among the county fair visitors today.
Dishwasher wanted at the Hotel
Markham at once.-Adv. -
J. C.$Sullivan of Blackjack is
transacting business in the city to-
day.
Charles Hayden of Blackjack is
transactin business in the city to-
day. - + Fl
L. French Of Blackjack came to
| Bemidji this morning to attend the
fair. l..
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Simpson of
Brainerd are visiting friends in the
city today.
Bemidji Business College begins it's
fall term October 6th.-Adv. =.
A. P. Hanson and Paul Johnson of
Albert Lea ara tranacting business
in the city. ~
| Mrs.. John Gaussle and daughter
of minneapolis are spending a short
time in the city. ,~.
Otto Hammerstein of Brainered is
visiting friends at Nymore and Benz
idji for few days. -.
S. Olson of Kelliher is in the city
today enroute to western Canada
where he will spend several weeks.
New fall hats are arriving daily
at the Henrionnet millinery parlors.
ADV. I'LL. Is.
Carl Kverno of Kelliher came
down from that village this morning
to- attend the Beltrami County fair.
Hattie Conway and Neva Moon
came down from Blackjack this
morning to attend the Beltrami
County Fair.
Glen Gessell of Saskatoon, Canada,
was the guest of ROLAND Henrionnet
this week enroute to the University
of Minnesota.
Charles Hayden of Blackjack is
among the north line visitors trans
acting business and visiting the fair
in Bemidji today.
Dress making parlors. Mrs. 1. D.
Ward and Miss Katherine Kline at
the Berman Emporium Annex.-Adv.
William Johnson of Blackjack re-
turned to his home in that village
Wednesday evening after a short
visit in Bemidji.
Palmer Cox of New York City and
Gcor ge Cox of Granley, Quebec, are
in the city on combined business
and pleasure trip.
Harry Erickson left last night for
Turtle River where he 4 will get a
Shears motorcycle to enter the races
at the fair tomorrow.
Archdeacon H. +. ParshAll Of Cas-
Lake spent Yesterday II. the city On
-Hss 49, :: 49,
:. e.. - - . rs s .n
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-09-11
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.lr -. & = /. Y Z d ~. i i
The Schubert Symphony Orchestra
given under the auspices of the Benz
idji Athletic association September
.23 at the Bemidji armory.
The Indian Fair at Red Lake Sen
TENDER IS, 10 and 20.
The Beltrami County Fair pro-
gram at the fair grounds Friday af-
ternoon.
To close your place of business
Friday afternoon so that your en-
ployees may attend the fair.
To Boost for the girls in the
Schroeder-P Pioneer Free Piano con-
test.
= To cut the five vote coupon out of
this paper and save it for your favor
tie contestant. in the Schroeder
Pioneer Free Piano contest.
To try to buy it at home before we
send away.
Phone Society news to society edi-
tor. phone No. 81. ~s..=...
To send in your application to be:
come member of the Bemidji
athletic Club to Secretary Carl
Johnson. . ........-. T.. ,.....'<
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

aes, ON noeeu af hans SsifenSe fan
heitriSe Seitamentet. % ON Der er
6aab ON at pinoe2 Set bemGrtes, at
Gioeoe har ir9en SorGIore iIipe oe
ineen Suitru eler @arn.
z Spao itsfsterne til at faa
ssitamenset pmitsct Ton pGre, er bet
life ssbt at bape npsen Sprnenine pm
nbeu at fienbc be nGrmere SmifGubia.
bCber. Get siGlSer ium almiuneIis 8es
gel, at en- Ieripu bar Het til at tcs
ftumcutere fine Gftcriaocnfaber til
hrem ban bill, mar ban life efterluber
iis Suitra. Spr at pmffeee Seitamentet
MATTE man flnue spotgisre, at Mans
ben life par fnlbt %tiIresnelis, eaer at
Der par blet pret utiibprlts Snbffnoelie
paa bant for at beprse ham til at of
futte bet Zig, inn ban siurbe.
14O1S. Sp.: SpiIfet InrstaI bar
BET, Gutouius Strabipurius Inoroc fine
&ioIiner. 6npr bneSe ban, pa boor
mango fit ban f9roig?
Spar: Strnbipurius bpeoe | Gre
mona | Rurbitnlien. San IarcSe fine
bebffe Suftrnmcuter I sinsrnmmet
1700-1T25. Seres antaI fprelisscr
Der, fanuiSt pi pcb, insen S%sIssninser
ptt.
14019. Sp.: 1. Seq TOM iii Grebecf
/ 1912. Sbpr ffal iee benpenoe mig
for at fua 2anoingspaptr, % bpab "a
ieg op9ipe, naar ieg ienoer efter Oct?
2. Softer bet no9et?
3. Rdo man hare 9~nnoinaspapir
for at faa tit ferite 8upir?
4. Suab toitcr bet at faa lit fsrIte
Yopir?
8. Soub bar ma at sisre for at faa
oet?
g.. Spob trrbes Der for at bIi @crs
ger, uonr man Iiooer paa Someitcub?
Spar: l.. Se maa benperne Fem
til bet Sautpifibsieiifab, ium eieSe Sfis
bet, ipm Sc fum pucr meb, % ppgiue
5iben, ba &c antum til Suebeef.
2. Get sjpr bet antuseIis life, fjsnt
ri fan life mare beitrmt berpaa.
3. Het.
A.. Gu Collar.
8. Scnpenb Sem til Glerf Of Court
| bet Gpnntp, bppr sc ppbplber Gem.
G.. Grapene er pefentltg be famine
finn elrrs. Man bebsper bog life at
fuune tale Gngelif, beriom man bar pps
taget SpmeiteablauS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06
Sra Sielo oe Siore.
Is. o. Sousen.)

ga, MI bar Golurfareren, Sr. Saps
tetn &pnlo Imtunbien, ppret Der.
Sm boIot 6oreoro9 Der Sreoog afs
ten, Sen 14be Ipril - % oct oar
en- treat. Seq berte bom omtrent
pou famine Sib for 8 Iar iioen.
San er Ben famine beifeone % TO.
Iige Wanb, ban oltib bar ppret.
Ntefternt pg natltrli9t, ufintltlet og
LET, fortoIte ban ON Sprben - nbe1t
ioomeget Tom at antpoe, Of + al
eIo por Sopebmanben. Weo ct
9oot % greit tegnet 8art al Spo.
pollen oe be artorftiife 8egioner no.
peqte ban Sen Sci De gift, De Sta-
tiouer Sc oprettebe Idngs @eien og
OereS ginterfoarter / Den eotge SS.
Set bar interesiant of ie og bsre
pou. Mten 6et bar let at f%pritaa, at
set life bar bare Wnro at 9isre
ieIbe Suren, % BET 1lagtet
ban life ia nteget ON Strababierne
og 2ibeIierne. Get operIob ban til
bore egne Sllttntnger. Get bar Ell
al Sc itsrite Soriamlinger Der nos
9critnSe bonbe ppret / Sperabuiet.
Get bar propfuIot. @utreen bar iat
rofioa bit; men in9ert argret paa
Be uola9te Een9e. Otter Soreoroget
togeoe en- flor Del al SoriamIineen
bag &ulisierne for at faa ia bam
| Rrber. Stdtens @upernst pg gps
maporen introorcerte bam. Sm
Gftermiooagen ganes en- 9onfet til
bans gGre poa Tacoma SoteI".
af andre RotdbiIiteter, Der bar
6eie9t os / oen iibite Sib, fan npu-
mes Or. Sorpep 90. @ilep, ben be.
fienbte pure Soos" 3ommisii TONER,
og goofer &. @oibingtor, ben
nopngietne Reger og @runblpgaer
al ben bersmte SuSfegee Snititu.
tion / alabama. De bolot begge
Sore6roa Der. Sen fsritnGpnte fit
ieg life Anleoning til at bsre. Gen
arden berte ieg - og oct er Ell rem
6ornsielie og ltnoerbol6ning at
bSre bam. San fsrer ct let, natur.
Iigt og goot Sprog. 90 iaa tor.
oittig og bumoriitiif iom ban er!
San er ogioa fuIb al Common
Senie". Sons 59roigbeoer er
iieIOne. Sntet timber at Hegrene
Ter op til bum iom I'll en- Soioa, -
ia, ban bar oeiao punoet Sc bpioes
ubeIte 9eunorins.
Sor ct Bar Tiger iiben baobe Ri
cgiaa 9eisg al en- anoeu fremra.
senbe Ror0manb, nemlig: Rorges
Iiniiter / 8aibington, 9. g., Sel.
men s. grpn. Sgiaa FOR bam gior.
oeS 8anfet, peo boiIfen noget al
SacomaS norife Cite par bgnfet.
Ter bolOteS Saler og ser opparte.
oe5 me6 Nuiif. Riuiiteren ta4te
ogiaa, men ban q insenting; til;
oct err Ell Diplomats aunit at funue
tie, ielp ON ban taller. 5 ioa Sen.
ieen0e bill ban life bore uSiat for
at iorIsbe Jig - iom i'm american.
tie 9taore 8rpan. - Wen bore Set
RRont, at 9tiuiiteren itaf en- IiSen
5iRr borti Satten min peo of font
pIimentere mig meo min Rorif. ut
bet imisret mig og lasSe en- allen
til min Bort, er ieGuiagt. men ior.
baabentIis bil oct pei life regHes for
SanbsfurrRSeri eaer Statsfllp.
pgen efter par ieg til en- ganfet,
Ser holStes paa "9utler Sotel" I
SeottIe. Get bar Cutler College
Club os aut6er College @arouenter,
iom Der baobe iat boeranore Stepre.
Sun 3 al os tirbsrte ben 5oreneoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06
~Rorreiponoance.

eperqsraaI fra Reripuer, iorl life ppsiosr Nns
Raone i'll Hcoaiiipuen, beipdres Ute.
Ssgraere bcoss afiatte fine SpFvesn'aai G! tiar' %
tnbeiiot Sprog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

14017. Sp.: Seq babe en- gror /
California, iom upIig bsSe. Sau5 @fs
terIdbenitaber guar op imoo $4,000.
San bapoe te%itameuteret alt, ban eiebe,
iii en- anben Ranbs Suitru. Gu ipsre
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

14006. Sp.: goeoe Der / Chicago
uuSer ben ltore 9rauo / 1871 en- Rss
.beIfabritant peo Raou Narcus &epers
fen?
Spar: Sa, innpibt ri erinbrer,
bpcse Der I Chicago paa ben siS en-
&arens eler @artiu Rescrien. SIes.
ten bpr Der frcmseIeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

140O2. gp.: @cbeper ie8 at 6ube
roeet &upir at piie ftent, raor ieg ital
taee Sou1eiteap, noar min SaOer tit lit
gorgerpapir, for ie9 bar 81 aar CANT
mel?
Spar: Set er bebit at faa afs
ffrift Of Sercs SaSers Srr9erbrep,
cller ct Certificate fra Hetsifrtperen,
paa bet Steb, bppr BET bleu ubtaget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

$4,000. Sp.: San leg taee Some
iteablanb / 0tai Roaneb, a leg life
blir 81 Oar for / 8ecember?
Spar: Hrt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

14007. Sp.: Rddr maj bh9ger
6rS paa tit @omeiteab, naor BET ba
rGre ct ptrteIigt 6us, eIer fan oct Hare
Jig meo ct "S6antp"?
Spar: Supcn frGper, at man ifal
bape ct bcbeaelis Sns, bet nil iisr, Ct
Sus, inn cit Samilie fan DO I.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

14OO1. Sp.: Iaar min Saber bar
uotd8et fit 8%or9erpaptr, for ieg fpIber
81 Star, ntaa Do ie8 o8iaa ltotage Sors
~serpapir?
Epar: Hct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

1000. quest. Can s~qHatters on land
in Montana get $50 acres on homestead?
Ans. That depends on whether the
and has been so set aside by the Secre.
tary of the Interior. This you can find
out by writing to the U. S. Land Office
in the district where the land is located.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

1400S. Sp.: San nogeu al "Secoz
rabs&oiten"s 2Giere opgioe mig aoress
fen I'll Sobn 8uuoerIon, ipm Der itob
at lPie ON / &Inoet for Ell Sib iioeu?
Spar: Siuoet tjenser lite aoreSs
len. gt labcr S%pPrssraalct gau pts
pere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

14OO3. Sp.: s huiltc Stater er s@9s
teifub melem Ssifenbebarn forbuot? CT
bet tinabt / Nontdna?
Spar: s aAe be nprbocitlige Sta
ter unbtnsen @iscuniin pg MOntara.
81 CT bpg life iiffer paa, I'M life ben
iibite 2esisIntur | Wuntana rebtps en-
2pp, ium fprbDner ilise gGgtcifaber.
glunbt aubre Stater, bpor Der iffe tan
inbsanes sGsteifab melem SsfenSe=
barn, er alaifa, srisuna, %grtanias, 81
limbs, Snbiana, Sanias, Nisfpuri, Re-
paba, Rcrp Sampfbire, Sflabpnta, Ohio,
Srcgpn, @aibingtpn ug &gpming.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

1909. Sp.: Sbor ifaI ie9 h~enoenbe
mig for at foo pipe, bpiIteu Sato Ut
Inntcrbab5Ifibet "Noree" Tom til Sem
9ort / Gu8uit 1900.
Suar: Sfrtu til Srunbinautnu.
aneriea Cine, 1 Srpaesoap, Rep gprt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

13O99. Sp.: San ies ienbe ct Stptte
Sol, iom Der er auuitiem pda, til Norz
&c, % bpao bill bet foite nteb Soften?
Spar: Set fan ienoes, men Der
maa bctales SpIo pan bet | 8urse. Oct
fan ienoes I 8affeput, 60 &prtpen er
afbensis af, %bpormeset bet reicr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

14O04. Sp.: 8an Se Cite mig
gbresIen til ct Slab, bbor Der er aperz
tisIemertter ~angnaenbe @gteitab?
ear: Sci, ri bar intet Sicnbifab
til Nise Slabe % trur | bet belle, at
man sisr retteft I life at nGlee iaa=
banne Niibler fpr at faa en- Snftru.
auruaen at pGre n%rnpralif er bet CIT
bsiff reftabel Srcmsanssmaabe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

Get oar iagt, at mar apinberne
fit Stemnteret og fit mere birefte
Sroflpbel'e poa Dor 2opgipnina,
ifulSe Der bIi fprre SfiIsmisier og
f~aitere Observation-Disclosures. Oct
tegner life iuit til BET beruoe; for
borte / Sbitrlton Gountp, bbor so.
peoitoben Olympia er beligqenoe,
nor ser / oe fsrite 3 Woaneoer al
bette aor 10 Sfilsmisier - og 80
8iitermaol!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

14O14. Sp.: Seq to9 SomeiteabIano
| 1892 o9 prooeo op 1S97-t696. San
ieg MI ta9e Suno t9ien?
Spar: Ret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

1902. Sp. Sbcrbar ifaI iee bore
mig az for at faa glen" I en- @anbs
9er, naar ban itpIbsr mig Ren9e, iont
ieg life fan faa paa unbeu Raabe?
Spar: Sc maa benuenbe Gem til en-
Sa8fsrer- for at faa be nsbpenSige 3a=
ptrer ubferbiset for "8arniigment".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

Metobiiterne boIot ogioa ct fort
9onoSmsbe ber forIeben llge. Sc
bapoe omtrcnt De fNuune firfeli9e
GrobIemer at Lsie font ortore prpte,
ituntiife airfeiomfuno; men be loo
til at 10 flerc 8enge at rl,tte meb
enb iormme andre. 9e aniaa belle
@proen for i'm Wisiionsmorf. Sg
berpoa er intet at itse - naar bare
Se life oeiuo aniao FroieIptmageri
for berettiget Observation-Disclosures.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-22
Recipe for Ambrosia

please give me recipe for ann
brosia. Also tell me the correct way to
set the table. Should the plate be
turned down or set up. and how arrange
knife, spoon and fork? Where should
the napkin be placed? Should water be
placed upon the table in glasses at each
plate before the guests are seated? [
notice a request for erutehes If you
will give me r. X address l will
supply them. IGNORANT"
This is the recipe for ambrosia: Peel
and cut sweet oranges into neat cubes.
Arrange in a chilled glass dish, with
alternate layers of grated fresh cocoa
nut strewing sugar over each layer
Set In ice or in a cold place until you
are ready to serve 1t. just before it goes
to table pour a large glass of sherry
over it, as evenly as possible, that it
may reach all parts of the mixture. As
to your other queries: The plates should
never be turned down. That was a
fashion abolished long ago 1t prevailed
especially in regions much infested by
flies that had trick of alighting upon
clean, as well as upon soiled plates.
The knife is laid at the right of the
plates, the fork at the left: the soup
spoon may be laid at the back of tho
plate, at right angles with fork and
knife, or beside, the knife, at the right
hand of the eater \ folded napkin lies
at the left of the plate, and a slice of
bread within or beside it. The glasses
should be filled with iced water before
the guests are seated, and retilled dur
ing the meal if they are emptied. The
crutches are gratefully accepted. Hold
them until some one who has got your
address from us asks for them
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-22
Notice of Mortgage Sale.

Under the power of sale in the mortgage
executed by Sylla w. Hamilton and her
husband, Guy c. Hamilton. to American
Trust and Savings bank, dated July 90
1913, and recorded in Vol. $50 Record of
Deeds, page 49, in the office of the pro-
bate judge of Jefferson County, Alabama
default having been made in the payment
of the indebtedness thereby secured so
that by the terms of such mortgage it is
subject to foreclosure. the mortgage
therein will sell the land thereby con-
yeyed at public cutlery at auction to the
highest bidder for cash at the Third ave-
nue. front door of the courthouse in the
city of Birmingham, Jefferson county,
Alabama, at 10 o'clock, noon on Monday
January 12 1914. The land conveyed by
said mortgage is described therein as the
following property situated in Birming-
ham, Jefferson county, Alabama to-wit:
Part of lot twelve 02), in block eight hum
dred and forty-eight (S4S), particularly de-
scribed as beginning on the west line of
Maplewood formerly Blackberry street
at a point twenty and 27-1O0 feet
CT 27-100 southwark of the intersection of
said line with the south line of the east
and west alley in said block and continue
thence southwark along said west line Of
Maplewood street 81 27-100 feet, thence
westward parallel with the south line of
said alley one hundred and forty feet
thence northward parallel with Maple
wood street q 27-100 feet, thence eastward
to the point of beginning.
AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS
BANK, Mortgage.
PERCY, BENNERS & BURR,
Attorneys for Mortgage. 12-S-4t MN
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Recipe for Frosted Creams

Il wish to locate some relatives in
Omaha. Neb Could you give me the
name of a newspaper in that city, as
wish to advertise in that city? Here
is recipe for frosted creams; one
cup of lard, one cup of sugar, one cup
of moases. one cup of cold water two
eggs one teaspoon of soda, one tea
spoon of cinnamon, two teaspoons of
ginger, one teaspoon of salt, flour to
make a batter like cake. Frost with
powdered sugar mixed with milk.
MRS i. L. w"
If you have tolerably enterprising
newsdealer in your town he can give
you the name of any newspaper of Note
in the United States, or a note of in
quiry sent in a self addressed and
stamped envelope to the postmaster in
Omaha will bring you a list of the
papers published in that place We
thank you for the recipe.
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i0c at iSS1 7fR ave. 1cSS-ti
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COlors Ran Together

81 washed a large wool cashmere flag
in lukewarm water. using white soap.
Unfortunately l allowed it to remain
over night. which caused the red to
run into the white Is there anything
that ! can do to take the color from
the white? The flag in it's present con-
dition is ruined. MRS. w II. p"
| am afraid the soaking ruined all.
The one and only hope (and that is
rather forlorn) of remedying the mis-
chief is to wash the flag quickly and
thoroughly in blood warm water in
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LOT on the hill near Mcwilliams spring,
$780, $40 down, $40 a month w. r.
Stewart Ensley Real Estate exchange.
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FOR SALE-40-acre farm, acres i'm
proved; good house, outbuildings; other
things in connection; miles north of
Pell City; near pike road. For partic-
ulars write or come to see Chas.
Lackey, Pell City, Ala. 12-2l-2t
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SOME HELPING HAND
HINTS FOR THE HOME
by MARION HARLAND

which you have stirred a handful of
boraX. Wiring by squeezing hard be-
tween the hands, shake well, and hama
in the open air in such position thai
the stripes will be perpendicular, The
red, in dripping, then will not further
stain the clouded white. Perhaps read
ers may suggest a better way. l have
seen this tried with success.