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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28

tutions are often bred in made.
quate and unhappy farm homes.
So this social aspect of the pro
blem is considerable.
The public is awakening to the
fact that better farm houses are
needed, and the special feature
which many farm papers now
issue as a blouse Building Mum.
Der" proves its interest to thou
sands of readers.
The Office Of Farm Manage
ment of the Department of Agri-
culture has now undertaken ia
investigate this problem system
atically and to evolve, if posi-.
BILE, practical improvements for
the benefit Of the farmers home.
Certain features are often over.
looked in providing economical
arrangements for the household
when they might be easily pro
vided for. One of the specialists
of the Office of Farm Manage
ment learned from a woman in
Pennsylvania, who had broken
down from overwork, that she
had been carrying coal from the
barn for years. When the hus.
band was asked il there was any
reason why a coal bunker could
not have been provided near the
cookstove and filed directly from
the wagon, he answered that
there was none, but that no one
had ever thought Of it. This one
detail has been found neglected
in other cases where it could have
been easily remedied, IL only
someone had thought of it.
After economy in the construc-
ton of the building and in the
house work has been attained, at
tention will be given to develop
ing beauty. Simplicity in line
and good proportions r. meant
by the use Of this word beauty,
and not so-called applied lorna
ments". This simplicity is en-
tirely in keeping with a general
plan Of economy.
Economy, however, is not a
synonym for c~heapness. Double
strength glass may even be more
economical in a tenant house
than single strength, notwith-
standing its greater first cost.
A kitchen sink may be a paying
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28

Sen - neo ct Sr0 paa Afitano; ben
Ipge neo Bethesda Gam = ban bap.
DC Iigget i 38 aor; geipisningen =
De mango Wennelfer baooe isgi
ban meo oeres ipee, % De baooe
Iptfet til bons Sro ON SUBS 6ige
afiioes pao ct eoe Steo, MI faor
DC WqtteIie for 0eres Segerner /
EiIgift; ganoringen poa Ssen =
oct er bans 9iiciple, Der er / Sans
neo, mi foar De 9epis for. at ban
er en- trofoit og aImGatig Ben /
Rsoen; oen blinoes Selbreoelie -
Seseing er iom 8eroens 2ns fommen
for at opIaoe oeres Zine, iom ger
ne bill ie, og ioa en6elig Qa3orus'
0pnpffeIie : ben mnrfeligIte al
ale Seiu llnore, hi bsrer ON, ben
bebiier bans Waet ober Gsoen,
Den iioite 6ien6e", enoo9ioa efter
at 5orraobneIien er inotrooot.
altioa = enten Sohnnnes M
Blot t9ifer paa De Eeen, ban bar
berettet ON e1er poa mango, mango
Here, iaa er oct isrgeIiat forbonien.
Be at t9nfe iig - nen6ifsnt ban
boooe eiort aa mango Segn
for oeres Zine, ion troebe De Dog
fife paa bnm."
Der mna en- SorfInrins til, og
ben fommer, men Ri logger fsrit
M9rfe til, bboo Der Itaar ON noele.
ser troeoe pao Seius.
gi Ipfer go. 42): .anieebeI bar
ser 6oe mango, enooeiaa Of Roaos.
herrerne, iom troeoe poo BAN; men
for Soriiaernes GfpIo befenote be
oct life, for at De life ifuGoe blipe
u~oeluffeoe Of Snnaeogen; TIT De ell
ffeoe Ienneifenes 9Gre mere emo
@1los 9gre."
0aor Der iiges ON 6isie, of DC
troeoe pon Seius. iaa er BET miiffert
iaoleoes at f%oritan, al De gennem
bans ORD oa Tesn bar blepen
oberbeoift ON, at Seius bar
ariItus oa CUBS Ssn, men Der bar
De foo of Menneffefrpet og Nenne-
IfeaunIt iton6fet, faa De troos oeres
Gro bIep poo Mooitanoernes Sioe-
QnoerIeoes bar oct meo BEN blind
fsote og fIere andre.
90 noget Iignenoe fenber pi goot
L Dor 9io = Den Slogs troenoe
Menneifer, iom fsler fla ooerbeuiite
ON ariItenoommens Son6beo og
Riatiqbeo, men Of Renneifefrpgi
eaer Of Senipn til Menneifegunli
bIiper Be paa Rooitanoernes Sioe.
Soa @runoen iii 8ontroen.
' apoIteIen anfsrer fra eioios
(53, u: nSerre, boem troeoe bet
ban bsrte of os, og for bpem bier
; Serrens arm aabenbaret2" Og pi
oere (ef. 6, 30: San bar bin
! oct oeres Zine oe forbaroet oerei
Sjerter, for at be life ituIoe ie me;
: ginene oe ~foritaa meo Siertet oe
ompenoe fig, iaa ieg funoe belbre
De benz"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28
Set, Der beitaar.
9e troeoe DOG life paa BAN F..
Dor Cubs Orb bsftaar tpiHbslis,
(gi. 40, g..

giort ioa mango Segn for De-
res Zine, troeoe De bog life
poa BAN. Sob. 10, 81.
qes Sob. II, 37-50.
Dette afinit er Slutningeu al
fsrfte Gel of Sobannes.G oanaeliet,
Slutnineen Of, boao gbnn9eliiten
fort9ller ON Seiu profetiite Ser
ming blonot tit 5oIf.
GnaneeIiiten begpnoer Der mel
at Iiee. at enoifsnt euer uogtet Sc
ius baboe giort iaa mango Segn
for Ssoernes Zine, troeoe De Dog
life poa BAN.
s SIutnin9en at bet 90. aapi-
tel flyer ~gnangeIiTten, at booo ban
bar ffrebet, oct er Ifrenet, for al
8 ffiiIIe tro. of Seius er ariitls,
CUBS Ssn, oe for of s, noar s
tro, futile babe 9ioet / bans Habn."
Sobannes, bons Weoapoltle oe
andre Dor ieIb orebne at Seiu Orb
oe 9ean, De boboe let bans Ser
Iigbeo, og oerfor bar BET Dem en-
Sierteiag, at ogiaa andre moottt
ie bans Serligbeo oe tro.
Snor onot bar oct oo life eiori
BAN, 4~qrIiebeoens 9lpoIteI. at ie.
OF bans 2anosmeno og JrPnoer
efter aeoet, troos iaa mango Seen
life troeoe poa bam.
Oct er muIiet. at Sobonnes pef
llotrDffet nino mange Seen" tGr'
fer poa ilere END Dem, ban bon
fortnlt ON; tbi ban flyer 10 notrpf
felig, at nSeius aioroe mango an.
ore Tegn for fine 3iiciples @aipn
Iom life ere %ffrepne / oenne Bog
go, BOD.
Men Lao os Der minoes Dem
~gboneeliiten bar berettet: 5orpono
Iingen al 8ono til Bin neo grpI
Iuppet / aono, @aIiIpa Gap. q
SeIbreoeIien of ben ~fon9eIige gm
be6smonos Ssn (aap. A., ben ipgI
peo getbesoa Gam F(aap. 81, @e
ipisnineen at De 5000, gonoringel
paa Seen (aop. 81, Den b~linofsote!
SelbreoeIie (aap. 81, OpoaffeIien a
2a5arus (aap. ID.
Oct err life mango, fun 7, timber
gerninger ber er ~fortalt ON, men b
er uopolgte. 8i logger WRrfe til
of Sobmnes itn0ig faloer ben
Segn, og iom Segn pad Seil
guooommeIige Sen6elie og pao
bpem ban er, er De ret eienoomme
lige.
2ea Mqrfe til: 5orpanolingel
Of 8ano iii Sin = | ct 8ennelag
Selbreoelien Of gmbeosmanoeni
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28

ser iiees 10 Hart, at CUB bar
bIinoet oeres Gine og or
bGroet oeres 9ierter, %
at ban bar giort oct or at De
lite o. /. b. Oct faar oi Iaoe ltan
for fit 8ero, BET ifaI life ~affrGftes.
Men = ni logger Mgrfe til,
oct er, bette liges ON; oct
er life De biaige, men oct er Dem,
iom lite niI Inoe fig onerbeniie
% tro; pi bar bolt Gfiempler nof
poa Dem / oct foregaaenoe. Sliltnin-
gen bliner oenne, at ben. Tom life
er mootageIig for Sanobeoen, %
iom life nif tro, Den FRAZIER @uo
meo glinobeo og 5orbnroeIie.
SIutnineen al port Iiinit er ct
SIntningsoro al Seius ieIp, iom
GuoneeIiiten onfsrer. 9eS boiIfen
I2eiligbeo De er toIt, oct er life flort.
oa oct beo | 8ers Sc. at ban aif
bort os bleo ifiult for Dem, og bet
er life iioen omtoIt, at han fom Of.
ientIig frent.
Men Iigemeget, 6roet pasier rig
tig Tom Slutning pon. boa0 Sobon-
mes bar f%ortalt, oe iprlia til bans
Slutning. at DC life troeoe pna BAN
0. I. b.
Seius roaber % flyer: Gen, Tom
tror poa mig. tror life paa mia
men paa BAN, iom ienote mig" 0.
1. b.
Get er fin 2iebeo me6 6noeren,
Seius after bpooer. oa ban forfeit.
ter meo at brpoe, at ban er fomnlen
Iiom ct Gus til 8eroen. for of bier
Den. iom tror poo BAN, life ifaI BIZ
pc / @srfet.
Oct beoiier 10, booo ni nplig lag.
De, at oct er life De oiaige, SUB
IIaar meo glin6beo ener 5orbGr.
oelic.
9iocre Tiger Seius: "a onI no.
Iaen berer mine Oro og life boz
ter paa Dem, bam BONNER life iea
tbi ieg er life fommen for at Don't
me 8eroeil. me for at freIie Der
ben"
Set err 0en enc Sioe Of Soeen -
SeIus er fommen for at rel G,
life for at oemme, ielu life Dem.
Der nrager BAN os iorogter bans
Oro.
Men BET beo0er nioere: Zen
Iom foragter mig og life mootaaer
mine Orb. bar Den, iom osmmei
BAN; oct Orb. Tom ieg bar tolt
oct ifaI BONNIE bam poa ben noer
Ite Gag"
9aa ben p6erite Gag - naar oel
life mere aioes 9io eaer anIeoninf
til SreIie. on ifnI bet 5reliens Oro
Seius bar, toIt, bIipe Com oneI
Dem, iom life fog imoo BET. 8orta
beIien fonmer al fig ielu' for Dem
fom bar foroetet eI1er ringeoate
9relien I ariItus.
3 oct iioIte Bar 8ers barber sc
fus after fin Snerensitemmelie mel
5aoeren, ban taller, Tom 5noeren bi
bet, oa 5ooerens geiaIing er ebia
Gin. Ger er altian obiolut ingel
8ei til 5aoeren uoen ON Seins
bbo6 Ssoerne 10 mente, Der bar
Seller life | bor 9io er Der gei ii
Snoeren ener Sienmet hos ban
uoen eernem Seius oa bans Orb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28
st nbualg al
WplSenbals 2-aroue lgibliptef.
ane imuft inobumone. 3ormot 7-5A aommer.
Eris 60 Gts. PER ginb.


eeImo 2oeerIsf: 2eseneer 90 J~ortGninger noOoIs
2copoIo guooe: SuIefortanineer.
BlbeIm g~ierg1oro: 9nnmorfs Yopebols.
ange grobe.
Sonas Gle: 2obfen 90 bans Sultrn.
2ipsIopen.
Gpre Hein.
9miten Saud: YiIbelm 3obern.
Sobonues SeIms: SoIooterIip.
Thomas 9angs: llopaIete Sfriter l. ii.
RneoaIene aboreien: lopaste 5ortalinser.
Sobannes Sergenien: Zen poerie Tag.
Chr. @iniber: 5ortGninser paa 9ers.
SortrQinger profo /, ii.
q 9r. Rift: Qasia Nnnsion ira Sfaane.
Snpbus gnoits: On aften Stonrioreaarben.
8ah. aopeIius: 9uftao aboIf og drebipeaarsfrisn
Sra Carl guitaps os aarI XIs lib.
4. SebIenidIoser: llonoIste Gistnnse.
n. CcbIenfhIager: Soton SorI. gaIour bin sooe, Palndofr-
arifofhr Sanfcn: San % bun.
eorI BERNHARD: ct aor asbcnbopn.
grhus eritien. Sra Gilt oe Sau.
&enrif &ert3: @omantiffe SfuefpiI.
IRE 2pfrpiI.
8. q. anberien: g. Z.
aht en- Spiuemanb.
cenrii Sbien: ct Guffebiem.
Senrif Sbfen: aonesemnerne oe gHoet poa eoIhans.
eenrii Sbien: Refer os @aIiIner l., II.
onmiib enfb.ran FubIfbins Ss.is
NIaiE, 0ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28

y vi faar javnlig tilsendt Ar
tikler fra U. s. Department OF
Agriculture, som ! Reglen havner
i Papirskurven; men fslgende,
mener vi, vii vare at Interesse
for mango af wore Lasere, saa
vi meddeler Diet i Originalsproget
i Haab ON, at de fleste vii kunne
forstaa Diet. Red.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30

London. July While Austria
Hungary was preparing today to
strike Ut Seryia. against whom she
yesterday declared war, the rest Of
tho Eu .opean nations. although still
hoping that the conflict would be
localized, were getting ready for
the greater war that must ensue in
case Russia should intervene on be-
half of the small Slay nation
The state of the stock market in
London showed the situation was
considered grave. Anxiety was in
creased by the issue Of orders to the
British feet at Portland to sail for
destination which was not re-
vealed.
In the meantime dispatches from
Vienna showed the movement Of the
Austrian forces toward the Seryian
frontiers was proceeding steadily
but a strict censorship concerning
the military movements prevented
the exact destination of the troops
| from reaching the outside world
All the Austrian and Hungarian
railways were taken over yesterday
for military traffic and transporta-
! ton for the general public was sus-
| pended
| Seryia, it was known, was just a
active in moving her troops Strong
forces were dispatched to the foTti-
fed towns Of yalyeyo and U2hitza,
on the Bosnian frontier, and tc
| SvilaJnatz in the eastern part Of
the country. while strong divisions
of volunteers, reinforced by resu,
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30
v
Most Skin Trouble
Readily Overcome
The Active Principle cf n
Famous Remedy WORKS
Wonders.

Many people have marvoled The way
IS 5. 5. oyercomes skin troubles. The OK
paGation is the fact that s. S. $, worss
in the blood aud thc blood is really most
intricate and extraordinary mass Of arteries
aad va.1s.
Whea yoH come to realise that the SKIN
and the flesh beneath are composed Of q
network Of tiny blood vessels you solve TO
N. terry.
There are wonderful medicinal properties
IN 5. & S, that follow the course Of tho
blood streams last as naturally as the most
nourish.ng feed elements.
Il Il really remarkable remedy. 1t
! contains ore mgr dent. the active purpose
| of yhica is t. stimulate the tissues "a the
| healthy selection Il its own essential Hu,f-
mont And the medicinal elements Of his
mgtchless blood purifier arc Just as essen
! tiql 10 wol balanced health Us the nntFi-
| tieus elements Of the meats, srains, ials
| ana SUGARS II our daily food.
| Not one drop Of minerals or drugs = used
| in its prcaaratIcn Ask for $. = :, and
| ipst insist upon having g. And II you de-
| Sire sEilIui adyicN and counsel upon any
matter cone, ming The blood and skin, wri
10 the Neo.gal penertment, The SWAt
Specific Co. $50 Swift Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
| Do not allow some Jealous clerk $ eio-
| 1ucncc over something lust as good a3
| \ j. & to fool You with the same %
IMMORAL Arurq. Beware UL all SUBSTITUTED
| Insist upCA :. s. s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30

lars. were gathering along thc River
prina. near Losuitz. on the Bosnian
frontier
The Nonteneerins were also max
ing preparations and had stationed
a brigade with mountain battery
near Proboj, where women were
busy making earthworks.
Servlan and Austrian aeroplanes
at the same time were flying along
the frontiers trying to locate the po-
sitions of the opposing forces
As far as a general European war
is COM Iened, diplomats in London,
while they confess the situation
most grave, believe there is a hope
of avertina conflict SO long as the
Austro-Bussian conversations" con
tinue at st. Petersburg.
Another danec~ has arisen owing
TO the uEeasjncss in Germany at the
preparations being made by Russia
along her frontier Ordinarily it is
pointed ont, Germany and Austria
have he advantage over Russia in
being able to mobilize more quickly
and they do not wish TO lose this
advantage.
Reports have come through from
t-i,vO, TINT Tho p,,uzta,, Polo. how
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30
Germany and Italy Try To Iocalize
War Rusda's Pans Still


Vienna. July 29-Germauy and
italy today continued their efforts
to localizc the wa declared yestcr-
day by their ally, Austria-ijuAeary,
against Servia, and the efforts Of ait
the European diplomats are being
directed toward the same object.
No further declaration has been
received from Russia, and that
county also has made no fresh at
tempt to intervene in the contro-
yersy.
The Russian Ambassador 10 Aus
r~ia-Huneary. however conferred
with Count Leopold Won Bcrchtold.
Hungarian Minister, but It
is understood the interview was
only s3r the purpose Of obtaining
information
Nothing whatever is known here
of the reported intention Of Russia
TO maxi declaration q neutrality
in case bustria-Ilungarv should re-
nounce The idea Of territorial en-
pansion. al the expense oil the Bal
kan State
When the British Ambassador
called on Count Won Borchtold yes
erday to s1lbmit the mediation pro-
| uosal nut forward by Sir Edward
Grey, the British Foreign Secretary
he was informed that the good in
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30

patriatic demon STATIONS took place
among the populace of ST. Peters
burg today and reports from Mos
COW state that similar manifesto
tons occurred there.
II was announced today that in
Yalta and the surrounding districts
in tho Crimea, a state Of reinforced
protection or a modified form OF
martial law had been proclaimed by
the Government.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30
CARB0NDALE WOMAN RUNS
AWAY WITH CARNIVAL HAN

\ CarGondale woman became
cnamored of street carnival tout
recently and ran away with him,
leaving her husband and four small
children. The husband has been
working in the rounC house, His
landIady turned him and the chill
drcn out He has placed the two
children with good Carbonate fam
lilies and desires to plate the other
two with good families, rs he is
unable to work and care for the tots
at the same time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30
Mt. CARMEL TO ORGANIZE
C0RTET BAND; 90 PIECES

Twenty of tie loading musicians
Of Mount Carmel. a majority Of
whom are old, experienced band
men. are organizing corn5t hand.
Citizens Of Mt Carmel held mass
meeting in the court house and ev-
eryho1y expressed great interest in
the formation o. new band.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30
GIANT TUNNEL
THR0 CASCADES
COSTS NO LIFE
concludes from Page Oue.)

delay from SHOW blockade. in the
mountains which were productive OF
tremendous expense and trouble to
all tranagc-tation lines eros .na
them. especially dertng the winter
cl l9f2-f3. The completion of thu
tunnel is declared certain to reduce
snow trouble as per cent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30
ANNA FRUIT AND VEGETi BE
SHIPMENTS ARE LII TIED

An average eff five or six cars a
day will cover tho fruit ana yege.
table shipment from Anna at pres
Ont, the result OF the long drouth.
In normal years from is 10 90 cars
a day are shipped from that city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30
COUNTY PRISONERS WORK
ON ROCK PILE At MARION

A county rock pile has been esiao 4
lished a; Marion and The first car o.
reek will arrive this week, when TIL
county rliaoneYs viii be set at work
making crushed rocF What is not
used on the road will be offered for
sale.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30
British Battle Fleet Sails

Portland. England, July 29.-The
british fleet sailed from here To-Day
for an unknown destination. No
information could be obtained from
naval officials as TO the movements
of tho war vessels.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30
NEWSOF THE RIVERS
stage of river 1873. fall OF 90
during the preceding "a hours.
River Forecast

During the next few days Tue
Mississippi, from below st, Louis TO
Cairo. end the Ohio, from Paducah
10 Cairo. will probably continue TO
fall.
Little change is expected IN the
Ohio, frcm the mouth of the wa
bash to above Paducah, or IN the
Tennessee. from below Decatur to
above the mouth, during the next
two days.
r. r. LINDLEY,
TneaI Eorecaster
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30
STEAM ROLLER WASHES
SMALL, Roy AT ALTON

While playing around steam
roller in operation at Alton, James
x-year-old son OF John Pursen, fell
and the lower half o. his body was
mashed by the heavy machine. The
boy died an hour lasr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30
Russia Mobilizes Southern Troops

London, July 29,-Partial mobil-
i;atson Of the Russian troops in the
ponthcrn and southwestern districts
was ordered by the Russian War
Office last night. according to dis
patches received here.
1t is argued IN official circles that
although this action dangerously
Giminishes the chances OF maintain
ing European peace, 1t does not
necessarily imply a rupture of rela-
iions between Austria-Hungary and
Russia. The hope is still expected
that some European power may yet
succeed in bringing about an under
standing between those two states.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30

Vienna. July 29--All Servians
liable to military service residing In
Austria-Huneary are being arrested
aud handed over to the military as
prisoners of war.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30
Belgium Calls Ont Reserves

B-ussc,s, Belgium, July 29.-The
Palgian Cabinet decided today TO
call out Immediately three classes Of
army reserves.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30
tIsTRIANS AND SERVIANS
FIGHTING NEAR BELGRADE
Continued from Page 0ne.)

/ led tonight and tried to rush the
police to enter the meeting place
cree scrimmages ensued and 250
OF the rioters were arrested.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30

Dollars grow in our advertising
columns. Advertise and Readers
gather them,
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30
r. r. LINDLEY,
Local Forecaster

LfV.ER.LAX tones up the SYSTEM
stimulates the Liver to work IN mar
monv with the other organs. GUAR
anteed TO give satisfaction. ). b.
brewer. ---Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30

You are In Good Company Wher
you adycr ise In this paper.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-30

Great Demonstration In Russia
Sc. Petersburg, July 29.--Grea
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-10
THE LARGER VIEW.

The reason why many towns do not go ahead fast is very much the same as that why the majority of people achieve no great success. Most peo- pic grab the pennies of today, and disregard the dollars of tomorrow In the same way communities fail to take the larger view, and do not build for the future.
 The majority of young men would rather quit school and go to work for dollar day. and continue all their lives on small pay, rather taau go to college and technical schools and Ilt themseves to earn large sais. rles at some time ill the future.
 The disposition of the public il mixing purchases Is much the same People will buy ill distant cities and rivai places nearby, merely because they aink some article is d few cents cheaI CT. By so doing, they help build
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-10

(
 .Spinninsgs mills, Of '-wi1iclif Mfr Iahs is 'pres5iaoSIrit:r oSIri f:r ss;tAloss sisays Mf. Haas, who is a lawyer and cotton facr tor as well as manufaetppers is top keen business man to suggest any lnlng that isn't practical. The man- ner in which the ".buy-a-bale" plan is progressing vindicates Mr.|SchlosS judgment of MT. Haas and the latters bilslness acumen. The fact that Mir. Haas is in the cotton business also indicates that not all cotton men are anxious to bear" the market
 People in Pine Bluff have thorough- ly discussed, the, "buN7albale"S plan; the great. majority end0rse it. hHun- dreds are willing to invest. This is denoted by reports of conversations in business houses. and homes.
 A dozen or more firms have urged The Graphic to prosecute the move ment, each volunteering the informa- tion that it's people would buy one or more bales. Employers are asking their employees how many bales they will take When the committee makes it's round it will find that much of it's work has been accomplished by peo- pie who are interested in the pros perity of the community
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-10
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up some place in which they nave h' stake and no interest. In nine cases out of ten the out, side purchase is not any cheaper. lh' nurchase is made by mail and can be examined or it is made hurrled:y without good advice from frlehdiy salesman. You cant get something for nothing. If person pays a low price, he is probably getting second quality goods, which ne could have bought for the same price at home.
 If the people of Pine Bluff should stand loyalty by our own home enter- prises, and make it principle to buy at home whenever possible, there would be new growth of prosperity here. The larger sums of money In here would mean more stores, more people employed, more money paid in taxes, better public inn provements.
 There would be more chances here for young people and more would be paid in salaries and wages.
 Why not take the larger view, and give more thought to the wisdom of buying at home and buildinb up Pine Bluff?