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MONDAY

Returned To Pueblo This Morning.
Miss Alice Ewing, who has been
visiting here for the last week or SO
as the guest of MIR. and Mrs. p. c.
whalen and son. Malcom. took her to
Pueblo in their car. They made the
return run to Canon this afternoon.
Attending Meeting Of State Assn.
Mrs. C. T Ilsley. Mrs. A. NJ. Ewell
and Mrs. Skaggs left here last Satur-
day for Denver to attend the annual
meeting Of the Colorado association,
which convened at the broadway Bap.
tist church on Sunday and will last
the greater part OF the current week.
Rev. Ilsley. C. II. Tanner and C. II.
Shirley left this morning for the same
destination as accredited delegates
to the association from the local
Baptist congregation. They will he
gone until Thursday or Friday.
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equally as attrac-
tive as the gown
with which II is
worn. and some
times. indeed. 1t
Is even more SO.
The petticoat
that Is to be worn
with dance frocks
Is likely to have
q foundation OF
some soft silken
material. This
foundation fits like
a glove but wfdens
toward the bot
tom to admit OF
fr0adn~ ~ rnA4a
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TO &c. Rid Of .Pr,eklv Pear

The vast arsas at present lyIn,
waste in Queensland. Australia. OWN
to the spread OF the cactus call@s
"prickiy pear" are TO be restored Z
cultivation. Tho plan IL to kill ths
cactus with gas. burn the plants. ant
extract the potash from the ashes. Pot
ash II worth between 500 and 9136 >
ton. and the poorest lands viii prob
ally b cleared II . pront. The uort
win start nsxt Mafch-
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STYLE IN UNDERDRESs
PETTicoAT IS AGAIN TO BE
GIVEN CONSIDERATION.
Popularity Of the Dance Responsible
for Return of Garment Once Con-
sidered indispensabIe-chif
Favored as Material
BY MARY DEAN.

Though petticoats have in recent
seasons shrunk almost. and sometimes
quite. to the vanishing point. they are
again in favor and are one of the most
important items in the wardrobe of the
modish woman.
The popularity of the new dances
has brought about the change. The
slit skirt which is necessary to give
freedom OF movement when dancing
calls for a petticoat which must be
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OF chiffon. ribbon
and flowers were
also included In
the trimming. The
ri b b on ran
through eyelets in
the chiffon and
ended In a fat
bow at one side.
One skirt OF
pink chiffon had n
deep hounce OF
shadow lace trim
med with lines of
tiny flowers run
ming around the
skirt fiounce In
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The Transformed LInoerIe Frock.

Two years ago the lingerie frock was
OF mousseline de communion: last year
II was OF white chiffon; but this year
Il is to be OF white taneta. or OF whits
'or black tafeta or satin. yelled With
white or black lace. Never BY any
,hance II the lingerie frock OF the
Parisienne = tub frock- Il is only u
warmer climates that . tub rock 9 q
aooossity
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FRIDAY
Changes NJ The Hoosler Market

CHANGES At The Hoosier Market
Mr.. George Bachelor of The Hoos-
Ter Market has made, extensive in
provement sn the interior of the So
He has enalrged his floor spaec by
moving the refrigerator toward ,ae
rear and in changing the position of
the counters.
The store now presents a much i'm
proved and more pelasing appearance.
Remains Brought Here for Burial
The body OF Raymond Heinz. son of
Mr.. and Mrs William Heinz of Victor.
who died Tuesday morning following
few days illness from diptheria
will be taken TO Canon City today for
interment. There will be no funeral
services here.-Cripple Creek Times.
Left Today For Buesdand. Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. C. Matkin. Sr.. W
have been visiting their son, G.
Matkin. Jr.. wife and family here for
the last two months. left this morn.
ing for their home at Buckland. Ka'
sas. They were greatly pleased Wi
Canon City as place of residence
and may decide to return to make
their home in this community.
Home From Lamar Thursday
r. d. Novels. president OF the Can.
on City Chamber OF Commerce. re-
turned here Thursday Afternoon fron
Lamar where he has important bust
ness and financial interests. Mrs
Novels remained at Lamar for
longer visit.
maleom Whaien Home This Afternoon
Malcom whalen came home on Dem
yer & Rio Grande train No. /. this
afternoon from amarillo. Texas.
NhtIt ne went "a rev weeks ago 10
accept position with the gas com.
pany there. An attack of malarial
fever soon after his arrival at ANA
rillo caused his return to Canon CITY
Next Saturday. November II. will he
"NaturalizS .ion day" I'm the Fremont
county district court and petitions for
final papers OF American citizenship
will be made by Albino Albertino of
Rockvale. AIihaly Zabrucki OF Canon
City. Josep Iljois OF RockvaIe. vIchtor
Becco OF Roekvale. Giovanni Sena-
tore OF Williamsburg. Luigi Gicoria
OF Williamsburg. Josef Kasek of Rock
vale. Altos schimets of Rockvale.
Mary Jacobson OF Florence. and Aug
usta Callaas of Portland
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member of the Methodist church and
will be remembered by many peo pie
here. Her husband died at Canon
City in April. 1911 at the age of 10
years.
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THURSDAY


Mrs. c. -. Chapman and children
left today for visit with relatives
at Quincy, Illinois, Hannibal, Mis-
souri,, and other points in the Miss
issippi valley. They will be gone
until the Christmas holidays.
viii Leave Friday for Kansas
John Snoigrass will leave Friday
morning for wichita. Hutchinson and
other points in Kansas with the in
tention OF making his home in that
state. His wife and daughter. Helen.
will remain in Canon City for the
present. bu. will. probably. join him
after the first of the year.
viii Leave For Oak Creek Tonight
George A. Prentiss, who has been
at home for several months on ac-
count OF an injury to his foot while
experimenting a coal mine at Oak
Creek in Routt county. will leave
tonight for Denver en- route back TO
Oak Greek 20 resume his position at
the mine.
Left This Afternoon For East
DIR. S. z. McCalhoun OF Apollo.
Pa. who has been visiting here since
the first of the week as the guest OF
his uncle. W. p. Paxton and family.
left this afternoon for Sterling. Kas..
en- route to his home in the Keystone
state.
George saEer Up From Lamar
George A. Baker came up from tile
Baker & Biggs ranch near Lamar
the FIRST ,f the week for the pur-
pose OF voting at the elections on
Tuesday lie will. probably. remain
here several weeks before returning
TO the ranch. although he intends to
make another visit there before wint-
er sets in.
Married Last Tuesday Evening.
Rev. NJ. \. Elienth. pastor Of the
colored BAPTIST Congregation, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly were married
by Rev C. 7. llsley OF the First
Baptist chu-sh at S O'Clock last
Tuesday evening. The wedding was
semi public affair and was cele-
brated at he Colored Baptist church
on South risth street in the pres
ence OF a large assemblage of the
friends and parishioners Of n
groom. The ride is native OF Vir-
ginia and g. ne here the first OF the
week from alabama.
Died At Soldiers Home Saturday
Word has been received here of the
death of A. Godat. former resi-
dent OF this city. at the state soldiers
home at Monte Vista last Saturday
morning after a brief illness. Deceas-
ed had been an inmate OF the home
for several years. Last Saturday
morning while his wife was prepar-
ing breakfast he was stricken with
appoplexy and died a few minutes
later. Mr., Godat lived in Cripple
Crek in tho early days of the camp
and for a number of years conduct
ed dancing school there. He leaves
son in Utah The funeral took
Place at Monte Vista on Sunday.
L. L. Harding Home From Cincinnati
l.. l.. Harding returned to Canon
City last Tuesday afternoon from
Cincinnati. Ohio. where he had been
for a month or six weeks looking af-
ter some buginess matters requiring
his attention.
Body VIII Probably Arrive on Friday
The remains of the late Mrs. An
drew s. Sandiland. who died a feH
days ago In Iowa. are expected Il
arrive here Friday afternoon for bur
iaI in Iakeside cemetery. Deceased
was the m,ther OF Mrs. J. y. Cook
Of Poplar avenue. Lincoln Park and
formerly resided here. She was q
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49, y +NA-A-AfA-s
Defendant
40 THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANT AND TO ALL OTHERS WHO
MAY BE INTERESTED.
Notice rs HEREBY GIVEN. that
by virtue Of the authority vested Ia
me by decree OF the Court In the
above entitled cause made and enter.
ed ON the 9Th day Of November. \.
D. 1914. and the order OF the CLERK OF
said Court made and Issued pursuant
TO the provisions and directions OF
ss'h decree. will on Saturday. the
9Th day OF December. 1914. commenc.
ing at the hour OF 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon OF that day. ofer for sale
and sell at public auction at the front
door OF the Fremont County Cour,
House In Canon City. Stat. OF Colo.
rado. to the highest bidder ana for
he highest and best price the same
VIII bring for cash. all the following
described real-estate, sltunte in Frc.
mont County. State OF Colorado %.
wit: beginning Thirty go feet We.
and Ave hundred and fourteen esin
teet North OF the South quarter ftlt
corner OF Section Twenty-one fsft
township Eighteen UN gou,h
Range Seventy (T0l West. Of m.
sixth Principal Meridian. thence
North one hundred hfiy-elRht ffsS1
ieet' thence West six hundred ninety
,oso) feet. thence South one hundred
iifty-eighi fl5Si feet; thence East slx
hundred ninety (s90) feet. 10 point
OF beginning. containing Two and
one-hnlf f2iz) Acres. or so much Of
taid property as may be necessary
Tor the purposes hereinafter stated.
The purpose Of said sale is TO com.
ply with the requirements and nro
visions OF said decree which was
made and entered In an action for
the foreclosure OF certain MORTGAGE
recorded IN the office OF the County
Clerk and Recorder OF Fremont Conn.
". In the State OF Colorado. In Book
iis at naee 5bG. and particularly to
realize from such sale the sum of
s127.26 with interest," from the date ~
said decree. and being the amount
due and owing 10 plaintiff as by =at'
decree found: also 10 realize tho
amount Of costs In said action MS
fnsed In the sum OF s27.3s. and the
expenses or fi... sale.
Dated November 9th. 1914.
WILLIAM ". NEwcOMR.
Sheriff ri Freomns County. Colorado
First publication. November ~. 1914
Last publication. December 2. 1914
Record Want Acs are sure TO bring
resuits.
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News Notes
ADVERTISEMENT

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. b23
Main street Record office.
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H.re from s.n oIeae, c.Ilf.

Miss Edna sears Of San Diego,
CALI. ia the guest Of Miss Ivslins
McDanisis.
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WANTED

GOOD LAUNDREss Wants work to
take home. Call s. care Record.
2s5pst.
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FOR sALE--Acre and half orchard
neat little house. stable. chicken
yards etc. In city limits. Fine
place for a waEe Garner to live. Can
be bought cheap. small payment
down. 5000 or $500: balance monthly
payment.
Address Guy U. Hardy.
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MONEY TO LOAN

The vrsmoas Builains ana Lsaa
Assoeiatioa has mossy 70 Isaa -
sasy ssrnA ne bsss plan b I'll ~
vos's for psyias - . nsstsass q
~ Aeos - osy o. nasly. sssas-
ssss. = 0AaA \ WslAs. ssssseasa
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MISCELLANEOUS

KEEP your ewp keys and counsel By
renting q steel safety Dor at ths
Fremont County National Bank. 81
to 50 per year. Off
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

FOR SAl.E-oin newspapers. used foi
vegetable packing pstslLs aud.s
carpets or any other use. Ioc q pAcE.
ase.-Daily Record i75ptiz
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Record Want ADS are sure TO bring
-esuits.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
STATE or COLORADO.
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is cline Il.
F 0 r r E nj
FOR RENT room house at 217
Harrison ave. In good condition
$1,000; or would furnish II desired.
Milo F. Means. Call noon or evening.
Phone Canon 262- 242pis
FOR RENT-Residence and buildings
Corner Main and fourteenth streets
$40 month with water rent paid; also
all six rooms over office eight dol
lars month B. F. Rockafellow. 254tf
FOR RENT-ilroom house. modern
Close In. In good shape and IN
good location for rooming or board
ing house. $40 9 month The Daily
Record 2isn
FOR REST-Sroom cottage. sls
Rudd. modern Gas and coal
ranges. electric iishts. cellar. store
barn. etc. SIS. J. W. EMMERsoN.
<st-1ss
FOR REST-sfeom mouse near
South Canon Hssa r~hooL oesx
outbu',t',s.. ~aier In house. Apply
1911 Prescott or phone West sH
3isplst
FOR RENT-Good dairy plant Apply
1907 Harrison ave. f2w-tf
sSS~S>~S~S~~S>s
FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT-TWo rooms nicely fur
nished for light hcusekeepins. mod
ern eonveniences s0s Harrison Ave.
2s7pis.
FOR RENT-sieeping rooms. also
sleeping porch. Rent reasonable to
risht party No sick people or chill
drcn. si2 River street Phone West
ssi. s5ipist
sesse>sss~sess~
FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT room furnished house.
close In just vacated. Record OF.
ice. .ssu.
-~>>SSs~Ss>s~.ss>e~~~ss~es
FOU ND
----
FoUND-A female Alrdale dog own
er apply aecord Office and pay for
ad. 2si.
FoUND-Pair gold rimmed Speetaeies
in case. Cali at Record and pay
for ad. 2s2t3
>>>>>~>~>~~~s~e
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE wANTED-selI your
property Quickly for cash. no mat.
ter where located. Particulars FREQ
Real Estate SALESMAN Co. Desk Al
Lincoln. Nebraska 2s7pso
FOR sALE-22 foot 10, on Main
street. Building can be construct.
ed quickly and cheaply as walls on
both Sides are mp. VIII sell all on
line II purchaser will build building.
GUY u HARDY. is2pi2s
FOR sALE--Acre and half orchard
neat little house. stable. chicken
yards etc. in city limits. Fine
place for a wage Garner to live. Can
be bought cheap. small payment
down. 5000 or 500: balance monthly
payment.
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sheriff of Freomnf County. Colorado.
First publication. November ~. 1914
Last publication. December 2. 1914
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County Of Fremont.
In The County Court
FRANCES HALL.
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Bemidji merchants have decided
to place the ban on donations of ev-
cry description and give the people
the benefit Of these gifts in addition
al merchandise. This will include
the program ads, out of town solic-
itors for special stunts as we'll as di-
rect donations. Hereafter it will be
necessary for such solicitors to Sc
cure a special permit from the spec
ial committee representing the mer-
chants. This will prove to splendid
advantage for both solicitor and
merchant. If it is for a worthy
cause and meets with the approval
of the committee, the solicitor will
meet with decided success, if not, he
will meet with discoura cement at
practically every turn. 1t is this
kind of get-to-gether spirit that will
tend to reduce the cost of living in
Bemidji. Let us have more of it.
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COMB SAGE TEA
INTO GRAY HAIR
Ladiesl Try thisl Darkens beauti-
fully and nobody can tell-Brings
back its gloss and thickness.

Common garden sage brewed into q
heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol
added, will turn gray, streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and luxuri-
ant: remove every bit Of dandruff, stop
scalp itching and falling hair. Mixing
the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home,
though, is troublesome. An easier way is
to get the ready-to-use tonic, costing
about 50 cents a large bottle, at drug
stores, known as "Wyeth's Sage and
sulphur Hair Remedy thus avoiding a
OF Of muss. ~. :. H.. +.
While wispy, gray, faded hair is not
sinful, we all desire to retain our youth
;ul' appearance and attractiveness. By
darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage
md Sulphur, no one can tell, because it
does it SO naturally, so evenly. You
just dampen a sponge or soft brush with
it and draw this through your hair,
taking one small strand at a times. by
morning all gray hairs have disappeared.
After another application or two your
hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy,
soft and luxuriant and you appear years
younger. =...
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This design, No. 8218, is dress
which may be made with train or
T in round length; it may also be made
to serve for afternoon or evening by
adding or removing the chemisette
The dress Is cut with a surplice waist
In kimono style, has three-quarter
length sleeve and a three-piece, peg.
top skirt. Although there are many
forms of drapery this spring, pannier,
tunic, etc., as we'll as various straight,
lined models, the peg-top is still used
on many dressy frocks. Z, -,
If this dress were intended for af,
,ternoon wear alone, one of the flower
strewn crepes or voiles, or any of the
sheer new fabrics would be practical,
It Is quite fad now to trim summer
dresses with organdy, embroidered
and plain. There are organdy fiounces
which may be added to a plain skirt,
making effective trimming; it has
a crisp, fresh appearance, which is
most becoming. In this instance, an
embroidered organdy flouncing might
be used for the fichu and for trim.
ming the sleeves.
F.. For copying this design in size 36,
Z yards of 36-inch material is needed.
e.. Pattern is cut In six sizes, "a to a..
r.. This is a Perfect Pattern. -
Be sure to give right size, measur.
ing over the fullest part of the bust
for dimensions. It may be obtained
by filling out the coupon and enclOs.
ing Is cents in stamps or coin to the
Pattern Department of this paper.
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Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis, May Wheat May,
90slc;; July, s111s @911 6; Sept, $40
S711sc. Cash close on track No. 81
hard. So 1zc;;a No. I Northern, ~ a
96Ac; to arrive, 1914 @9411zl,c; No. q
Northern, 911l @93A &; No. 8 North
ern, S9A 1881 1lzc No. yellow corn,
e63lc; to arrive, IS @85115s {; No 4 corn,
6411zs @66c;; No. white oats, 333t@
-8ba5kkc:: barley. s. OBJ $50; rye. 80 069o;
Aax. Sl.643t q 81 \ X.
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approval.

One of the busy places these days
Is the Office of o. L. Dent, on the
third floor Of the court house. Mr..
Dent is referee of ditch matters for
this district, and knows the business
we'll.
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The city councils action, after
listening to the talk of Judge M.
A. Spooner, regarding the rustic
bridge, seems to meet with popular
approval.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, May 12.-Wheat-May,
$3.50: July, 6h@S61lc;; Sept, $50
S61sc. Corn-May, 6714c; July, 66c;;
Sept, 651zc. Oats-May, ~ @38ssc
July, 373sc;; Sept, 355s @35Ac. Pork
May, $3.50; July, 1862; Sept,
1915. Butter &c. Eggs17AD
1S1Ac. Poultry-Hens, Ice.
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A hobble, skirt would seem to be
a mighty inconvenient thing for a
girl to wear at hayrack party.
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South ST. Paul Live Stock.

sEa South st. Paul Live Stock.
South ST. Paul, May IL. Cattle
Steers, $6.00@8.50; cows and heifers,
$5.00@7.75; calves, $5.25@8.50; stock.
ers and feeders, $4-75@7.75. Hogs
$8.2O@8.30 Sheep-Lambs, $500
700; wethers, s4.5o@5.25; ewes, $500
@5.0O.
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There are times when the Gin
visible government" becomes as plain
as the nose on a mans face. .s-.s,
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WANTED sewing, Mrs. Fac
harias. 600. 3rd st. Phone $50.
WANTED Second hand household
goods. M. e. Ibertson.
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Rome is tozhave a home for Eng.
lish women in the near future.
The Markets
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, May 11.-Wheat- On track
and to arrive, No. hard,
9516c; No. / Northern, 941ac;; No. p
Northern, 925sc. Flax-On track and
to arrive, $1.571a.
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The time that will be required for
ships to go, through the Panama can
al will be from 10 to 70 hours. US
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FARMS FOR SALE.

p 49, 3 AAA0 xVA 0AAG.
FOR sALE-The s.W. ~ of the S.
~ ELL of Section 21-146-32. This
forty has a fair house and barn
and a few acres under cultivation
and is on mail, telephone and
cream route. Price $1,000 per
acre. Time given to suit purchaser
interest 6 per cent. For further
particulars call on or address A,
Kaiser, Bagley, MINI.
FOR SALEA good farm near Kelli-
her, with buildings, 30 acres
cleared 5 acres in cultivation,
good pasture and meadows $40. 90
: acre if sold Immediately. A bar
gain see Carl Kverns, Kelliher,
MINI. -
FOR sALE-120 acres farm land,
about 500 cords wood half hay
land on good stream one mile from
!. a town terms liberal price IL IL
pr. acre. w. G.. Schroeder.
FOR SALE Small improved farm on
Lake. Dirt cheap. Easy terms
Sathre. : .s=s: ~ -
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EDITORIAL EXPLOSIONS


Pope county had more graduates
at the agricultural school at Morris
than any other one county. That is
worth more to Pope county than the
winning Of the silver cup at the al
falfa show.-Starbuck Times
1t affords the Union pleasure to
congratulate Harris Bennett over his
appointment by the president to the
responsible position of collector Of
customs at Duluth. Mr.. Bennett was
formerly a newsboy on the St. Paul
and Duluth train through here, and
he was always gentlemanly and &C
commodating and was a general fav-
orite with the patrons of the road.
He has hoed his own row, worked
his way up step Iby step and richly
merits the success he has attained.
Mr.. Bennett will make good in any
position in which he is placed Har-
ris Bennett, to you we doff our
head ece.-Princeton Union.
Notice the seekers of free adver-
Using: Whereas it requires money
to set type, purchase ink, white pa
per, equipment, pay rent, buy coal,
Insurance and replace worn mater
ials;; and whereas the time of the
editor is just as valuable to him as
the time of other Woodworking citi-
zens IS to them; and whereas, it re-
quires lots of labor and good coin
of the realm to work up substan-
'tial subscription list so that people
may read the contents of this news
paper; and whereas, nothing is given
the proprietor without substantial
payment therefor; and whereas, the
proprietor does not wish anyone to
give him something for nothing, it
is highly important that he be paid
good money for services rendered.
Politicians, lodge organizers, amuse-
ment promoters and all others who
seek to benefit financially through
the columns of this widely distribu-
ted newspaper, please remember that
your grocer, butcher, baker, liquor
dealer, hall proprietor, musicians,
ETC., require you to pay for their
service and that there is no reasona-
BILE reason why you should expect the
newspaper to give you free Of charge
that which it has to sell Chisholm
Tribune-Herald.
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Judging from some of our uptown
street corners, alleys and back yards,
spring is not yet here. ~..