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e14e Skirt for Misses and Small
Women, Is and Is years.

Girls and small vonen will he sure
to welcome this pretty skirt. It
shows the very latest and newest fea-
lures. it is graceful and charming and
be utilized for one material
throughout or for TWO. In the pic.
ture. it is made of The new chiffon
taffeta that is such Il pronounced ia
vorite and SO charming, but a good
eject could be obtained by using n
material for the skirt proper and an
other for the yoke and drapery, as
Powered silk over plain or crepe de
chine yer velvet. The skirt itself
consists Of one piece draped at the
right Of the back and attached to a
deep foundation yoke. The drapery
Is In one piece. folded to give the
double skirt effect, and there is a mar
row yoke arranged over the founda-
ton that covers all seams and is clos
ed at the right side.
For the 16 year size, the skirt will
require 4 ga yds. Of material 81, 3 IL
yds. 80. ; yds. ~ in. wide. The width
at the lower edge Ia 1 yd. and 10 in.
Tho pattern 81 the skirt 8l46 Is cut
in sizes for girls Of Is and Is ycars.
II Will be mailed to any address by the
.Ta1hion department 81. this paper, on.
receipt Of ten cents
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vi course, this means that Granny
Fox is SO smart and clever and so al
ways OIL the watch that YOU must be
very smart indeed to fool her or get
ahead of her .RcddN Fox is smart,
but mo- so smart as Granny Fox. You
see, he hasn't lived as long. and so
there is much that Granny Fox has
learned but which Rcddy FOX knows
little about as vet.
But even the smartcst people are
caught mapping sometimes. Yes, sir,
they will he careless sometimes, 1t
was that way with Granny Fox. She
had become so accustomed to think
ing that she was smarter than any one
else. unless it was OlI .Mau Coyote.
lievc that no one was smart enough
to ever surprise her. Now YOU know.
when people get to thinking that they
are the very smartest in all the world
they are quite like Peter Rabbit when
he made ready to jump out on the
smooth ice Of Paddy the Beavers
pond instead of stepping on it very
carefully: they are getting; ready for
a fall. That was just The way with
Old Granny Fox.
You see. Granny had lived near
Farmer Browns so lons and had been
hunted SO much by Farmer HroWn's
boy and Bowser the Hound that she
had got the idea into her head that
no matter what she did they would
not be able to catch her. and SO at
last she grew careless Now. on the
edge of the Green Forest. was a warm,
sunny knoll. which. yvu know, is a
sort of a little hill, 1t overlooked the
Green Meadows and MAS quite the
most pleasant and comfortable place
Tor a nap ever. was. Old Granny
Fox took snn-naps there very often.
1t was her favorite resting place.
When Bowser the Hound had found
her tracks and had chased her until
she was tired Of cunning she would
play a sharp trick to make Rowser
lose her tracks, and then she would
hurry straight to this sunny knoll to
rest and grin to herself at her W
Smartness.
Now it happens thai she did this
n day in winter when there was
fresh snow on the ground, and. OF
course. everywhere she put a foot
down she loft Il print in The Snow.
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VI Course, I.VeryWhelv .., f,ut Her
Foot Down Sine LEFT = Print in the
Snow.
up in the sun she left the print Of her
body. They were Very plain to see,
where thpse prints, and Farmer
farmer Browns boy saw them. He
9%sa n par5 of liz t.. ts asigs:s Rsr t ! 9a,e
that afternoon and Granny's foot
prints. just for fun he followed them
and SO came to the sunny knoll.
eirany a left some time before, but
risht away Farmer Browns boy saw
taken her nap. and he knew what it
meant. So said he, this is where
YOU rest. old Mrs, Fox, after running
BoMser almost off his feet! think
DAYS" ~
The next day Farmer Browns boy
sent boWser the Hound TO hunt for.
pla Granny Fox and it wa not long
before Eowser's great deep voice told
an the world that he had found her
tracks. Farmer Browns boy .rinncd
Just as he had the day before. Then
ne took his terrible gun and hid I'M
der some pine houshs right near the
sunny knoll. He waited patiently q
n time. Then out Of the Green
" oAoSl CdfIe tyranny q and she
was srinning. for onre more she had
fooled Bowser tho Hound. and now
she could take a nap in peace. Still,
grtnning she turned around two or
three times to make herself comfort
able. and then curled up to enjoy a
nap. And just a little way off behind
he pine houshs sat Farmer Browns
o srinhing as he patted his terrible
gun. At last he had caught Old
Granny Fox manning.
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COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
February 5, 1914. . O'clock A, Nj.

February 5. 1914. Q O'clock A. NJ.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present: Chairman tdeuby. Com.
m%issioncrs Donovan. Poupore and Had.
dow.
Absent: Commissioned korsmo.
On motion the minutes of the prev
ious meeting were read and approved as
read.
On motion the report Of Sheriff Jos.
during January, 1915. was on motion
approved by the board and ordered
placed on file.
TN motion the repor, of the Grand
Forks county agricultural society for the
year 1915 was approved and ordered
placed on file.
On motion the estimate of Buechner
and orth. architects. on contract for
plumbing and heating and vcntilatinE
(spriggs Bros. contradictory for work
done and material furnished to the
amount of $3.50. 90 was allowed and
tho county auditor authorized and in
fund for said amoumt in favor Of Sprisgs
Bros.
On motion the following bill. were
audited and allowed:
Cllas. Allen. services as extra
clerk in county treasurer'S Of
flee for Jan. Disbursements 90.0V
II. e. IIccn. services as extra
clerk in county auditors ONCE
James Turner. Superintendent OF
new court house. Jan. . to 81.
Joseph Z. Benson. mileage and
livery in criminal actioms Ian
| uary 1914 ,..... lilo
Jcrgen Iverson. services as liant
tor for county offices in T.. o.
building for January, 19li..... "o.Wo
City of Grand Forks. water. light
and heat FOR county Offices in
City of Grand Forks, water rent. 6.46
electricity for county uf1ccH for
January 1914 ............. lss.II
I. ". Sannes. supplies for ianitor 500
j. e.. Hart e. Co, supplies for jail
aud .isnitcr Ian. 1elt..:....... 100
plies for county Jail Jan. 1914. 2.1'
Caldwell, the Stamrman. rubber
stamp tor county treasurer Jan
r. Girard. repairing clock in
court room. Oct. 1al3.......... Ia"
Fl. =. Griffith, supplies To county
NJ. T.. Juhnstone. superintendent.
postage and telephone for Jan. ...
N"rthwextern Telephone 90. tolls
in ountN auditors office Jan.
IaL4 o.'U
\. NJ. Lodmell, postage Tor regis
ter of deeds Office for January
1914 1850
II. \. Shaw. treasurer. postage
and Telephone tolls for count
treasurer's' office for Jan. 1914. 2.S'
fiaHS .NuucFSON, poStaSe. eLN.'
for county auditors office for 49,
Joseph =. Henson. registering let
tiers january l2lt............. $50
Jos. y. Benson. mileage aud liv-
cry in insanity casc........... LOO
Joseph u. Benson. sheriff. postage
1914 @G.,a
The Page Irirtcrie, printing Tor
register of deeds Office. jan.
l!If ...... 90
y. NJ. Lcdrncll, recording bonds.
etc. for Jaw. 91i............ So
e.. G. Stewart. livery taking in-
sane man te Grand F'orks..... 1900
NJ. Norman. ambulance services. 500
D%eaconess hospital. care of Char
lotte Hanson. pauper Dec. 4.
1913. to Ian. IL. lal4.......... $3.50
II. Il. Griffith, goods TO aupers
from April I. 1918. 4" May 1S,
r. IS. Griffith. goods 10 paupcrs,
before July l. 215............ 1851
Il. s. Griffith. goods TO parpers,
before July l, ?1%............ 3S.1a
Totnl .$9lO.a6
On motion the board adjourned until
Z . ,srl0r1s u NJ
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/, O'CLOCK r. NJ.

r. NJ.
The board met pursuant 20 adjourn
r1ent. Present: Chairman Udenhy. Com
m~issioners Poupore, Donovan and Had
dow.
Absent. Commissioner Korsmo.
ah on m9s,on IT. the e bond Of ro q: 5. simo ,n.,i
and style Of Guarantv Abstract & Titls
Co, in the sum Of $50. 600. 90. furnished
D.. was approved by the board.
ON motion the report of Justice Il. Il.
Smith was approved by the board ard
audited aud allowed as follows:
Justice n. E.. s,nlth'a Rerort.
7. =. Smith. justice fees.........s 50
c. e. Stewart, officers fees...... 1870
rhe clerk Of tn. district court. Il. ",
the amount of names required by Law
in the jury box at all times was getting
low and requested that they authorize
the city Of Grand Forks. on or before
April tenth. 1914.
by q Mr. me Hssas OF MI II. p ssnSrtion s.sTqds e.
200 electors of the county of Grand
Forks, n. OAK. to make up the legal
number Of Jurors for this division for
the first judicial district was made nr
Arvilla 8. Agnes 9, Allendale :, Avon
5: Anaericus 3. Rentru 3, Brenna. 2,
Grove ?. Falconcr /. Fairfield ,, Ferry
5. Grand Forks :. Grace 5. GilbH 1,
Hegton =. 1nkster =. Johnstown .. Lake
vile 2. Loretta 5, Levant 1, Logan Cen
ter 2. Lind 3. L.arimore 2, Mekinock 3.
Michigan 2. Moraine .. Northwood s,
Niagara =. oakville .. Pleasant View s.
plymouth .. Rye l. Strabane s. Turtle
Washington 3. Niagara village ., Lari-
more city u. 1nkstcr city 4. Reynolds
city :. Northwood city ), Grand Forks
a.
On motion the petition Of resident tax
payers OF HeEton township praying for
the construction Of Z new bridge be-
tween sections 81 and 32 Of said town
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Visiting in Devils Lake.

Visiting In Devils Lake.
Miss Florence Robertson, who has
been visiting for the past few days at
the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Frank a.
Robertson of the Dinnie block on
Third street, has gone to Devils Lake,
where she will spend several lays
visiting with her sister, Mrs. l.. l.
Cobb.
st. Marks Aid Meeting.
The Ladies' Aid society of st.
Marks English Lutheran church will
hold its regular meeting Wednesday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock in room 305
Widlund building . Mrs. G. X. Myk-
land will he the hostess and a cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Gave slesghing Party.
Msssrs.. Leo Grassl aud Stanley
Capitski entertained a company Of
Nouns people last evening at a sleigh
ing party. Later in the evening re-
freshments were served at the home
Of MI. Grassl. Mrs. Grassl was as
sisted in serving by Miss Dow and
Mrs Charles Tessiss:
Parties for Miss Lowe.
MISS Elite Lowe who will be a
bride of next week. will be the guest
Of honor at several pretty parties.
Miss Mary Sullivan will entertain for
her this evening, Miss Bella Ryan
Will give a party Wednesday evening
and Miss Babe" Hart has issued in
her home on THURSDAY evening:
Dorcas society 10 Hold Meeting,
h Dorcas society Of the Trinity
Lutheran church Will hold it's regular
meeting Wednesday evening at $
9ciock at the home of Mrs. A. A.
Hofto. JIG South Fifth street. All
members are cordially invited TO be
present.
.. y. s. Meeting Tonight.
n Eastern Star will meet this
cNening in the Masonic hall i'll the st.
Johns block. promptly at S o'clock.
a social session will follow the BUSH
nGTs mestlms and dancing and cards
families are cordially invited.
Young Peoples Society Meets.
Il Young People's society of the
Bethel church will hold its regular
meeting this evening at s o'clock in
me church. An interesting program
mas been arranged and refreshments
VIII be served by the hostesses.
Misses Olson and Gaustad. A cordial
invitation is extended to all. The pro-
gram will be as follows:
Opening Prayer-Miss Johanna
Faag..
Solo--ole FIugstad.
Reading-Miss Christine Ytrehus.
Music-Mixed quartette.
AddrsSs-ENsngelist Flugslad.
Music--Quartette.
Closing I'rayer--Mrs. Eorsness.
--A@&---
n-Hellenic Rules,
h Pan-Hellenic sorority at the
University of Minnesota, has recently
made plans for a banquet to be given
at II bennington. March 5, IL pro
mote good fellowship and friendliness
among the sorority girls at the Uni
versity OF Minnesota. Ten girls from
each Greek latter society or national
organization are expected to attend.
Several sororities have placed a fine
on any girl in Its chapter no willing
to attend. After the banquet EACH of
the ten chapters will give q. stunt, and
college songs will complete the pro-
gram.
In accordance with a new rule
which was passed by the Girls' Pam
Hellenic alliance last week. sorority
girls and freshmen cannot be seer to-
gether off h campus. There can be
no more shopping tours and no more
treats. At the March meeting of the
Pan-Hellenic it is to be decided
whether sophomore pledging Of fresh
men Will continue next year..
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Society Peesoaals

Mrs. F. j. Duggan of North sixth
street LETT last evening for Helena.
Mont, where she will spend a week
visiting relatives.
Miss Gina Tausbol left for the east
she will purchase a fine new
limo OF spring goods for Taugbols'
store on peMers avenue.
Miss Myrtle Hamre Of Minot. who
has been visiting friends In the city
for the past few days, has gone to
Fargo, where she will be the guest
Of friends for a week.
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Colds, constipation and headache
are three common Affections and re.
lieving the constipation helps the cold
and stops the headache. Use Foley
Cathartic Tablets because they are
very prompt and thoroughly cleans.
ing, with absolutely no unpleasant e.
fscts. 4 whole bottle full for. IS cents.
McGrath's Phaynacy.-Adv.
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The. M.sic Of = whistle.


l have heard his boyish whistle In
the dark and dewy gloam,
AS he trudged across the meadows,
az he drove the cattle homo.
j have heard him thrill a measure
with a cadence of a lark.
And his boyish reason for it is: 1T
%frightens Off the dark
OFT there seems a something lurking
in the tall. green. plots Of grass.
And his blood runs cold at thinkinE it
may grab him should be pass:
But lie knows fears cannot linger In a,
brain for very long,
If two lips are pursed for .whistling
and a heart is tuned to n
Though the cerie shadows hover and
the clouds shut out the stars.
Up to the pasture path he whistles.
whistles taking down the bars.
And the tune he pipes would surely
any tired heart regals.
when he times it tt the splashing in
the fr~othed-o'er milking pail.
All the shadows, all the darkness
grow affrighted at the joy
And the happiness that bubbles from
the glad heart Of a boy:
While fears pickets rout and scatter
Tore he hosts Of courage
strong,
If two lips r purecd for whistling
and a heart is turned to song.
In my worldly walks Of living. in my
struggle after pelf.
His philosophy Of courage I have taxi
on to myself.
When the clouds of care and trouble
veil the blessed star of hope.
And misfortune waits 10 grab me as
along the Path I grope, p.
When heset by fear I falter, sec oe
light no feeble spark.
Then his boyisil plan I welcome for
TIA brighten off the dark"
And ] reach my hopes bright haven,
since n cannot wander
wrong.
II two lips are pursed Tor whistliug
and a heart Is tuned to SONG.
Selected,
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ISOLATION Issued by Thos. Cooper. d.
rector. showing detailed statements OF
expenditures Of good farming experts
in Grand Forks county up to Dec. 81.
1918. slneupt. in full $s.l3l.1S. Grand
Forks county's share &3.065.59, was re-
cclNcd and placed on nile.
The bill Of Batter Farming assccix-
tion for $3.50 -, being the county share
OF services for January. 1914. was on
motion audited snd allowed, aud the
county auditor authorized and instruct
ed to draw warrant on the Better FARM
ing fund in favor Of E. Y. Sarles. treas
urer.
All members present and voting yes.
On. motion III board adjourned until
: O'Clock p. m.
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siip was referred to the bridge com.
rnittee.
On motion the following bills we're
audited and allowed:
Joseph commissioners
services and .....s 1920
j. u. Poupore. commissioners ser
vices e5.oo
Robert; l1addow. commissioners
services and mileage. ......... 1e.Sn
Geo. GdenbN. commissioners SER
vices and Mileage. oO.su
The receipts Of the register of deeds
office for January 1914. were sIo3..5
that of the clerk of the court $3.50.
that of the county auditor 500. ii, all
for the satnc period.
Disbursements at this meeting:
From genera fund............3:.%ls.s"
From new court house fund. . Leo. on
Fr"m better farming fund ..... a6o.14.
Total .ss.5lIs4
On m"tion the board adjourned until
March, itf1, 1914, . o'clock u. M.
Geo, ldenb..
Attest: Chairman.
Hans Anderson,
County Auditor.
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a man should seek the company
Of .thOse wiser than himself; the only
A~ifaeulty bang that they are Eener-
ais. busy and object to being both
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You must your Eyes wide open keep
To catch Old Granny Fox asleep
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Returned from Sontll.

Mr.. and Mrs. Il "A. jackson arrived
home Yesterday morning from the
south. where they have been spending
the past few weeks. The greater part
Of the time vas spent in New Or
leans. Louisiana. MIR. and Mrs. r. S.
the trip. returned last week and Miss
Helen Hamilton, another member of
the party, is visiting friends in Min
neapolis for a week.
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s.ss So.
STORY FOR BEDTIME.

Old Granny Fox Is Caught Mapping.
There is a saying among tho little
people OF the Grcea Meadows and il
is something like this:
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The sheyenne club of Valley City
yesterday met with Mrs. vermilya. An
interesting paper was read by Mrs. d.
". Boyd on Training Dur Girls for
Motherhood" ..
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"55" Club. Enjoyed Dance.

"55" Cub EsniOyed Dance.
The members of the "55" club en-
toyed an informal dance last evening
in the nights of Columbus. hail. A.
large number of guests were present
and tripped the light fantastic until
1880 o'clock. The music was fur
nished by Tinlcy's orchestra.
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On motion this following bills were
audited and flowed
Tri-Statc Telephone CO. tele-
phone tolls in county auditors
Office for Jan. 1a1A............4 l.ao
Westera Union Telegraph" Co.
time service in register OF
deeds Office for January 1914. 100
Security Improvement Co. Office
rent. for county offices in Sc
curity block for Ian. lal4..... $500
a. e. Palmer & Co, repairing add
ing machine in county auditors
Office LOO
II. u. Campbell. professional ser
vices Ease State VS.. Mike Silver $40
Columbia hotel. meals to jurors. 100
MonleN & Smith. electric lamps
for county Offices -
Henry G. Lnk, fling fees pri-
mary election June 1908. 900. 1n.0O
Observer Pub. Co. supplies for
county effces Jan. 1a14........ 49,
Reynolds Enterprise. publishing
commissioners proceedings Dec
1913 .......................... aA.aS.
IL. a. Shaw. county treasurer.
court orders $4,000
Total ..$74s.Sa
On melton the board adjourned until
: O'clock r, m.
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FEBRUARY rs. 1919 O'CLOCK A. Nj.
The board met pursuant to adioura-
ment. Present: Chairman Udenby. Coal-
m%iSsioners Donovan aud Poupere.
Absent, Commissioners Haddow aud
koralno.
The application or r.. A. Reese OF
the valuation Of his real property de.
scribed AS follows: so IT. by Toe IT.. be-
ing part Of NJ Nwa SEA lo-lSl-5e,. FOL,
the board n the valuation of 316a was
reduced to $50 by Recommendation of
u. J. Londergan, city Assessor of Grand
Forks city.
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O'CLOCK p. NJ.

: O'CLOCK r. NJ.
The board met pursuant to adjourn-
ment. Present: Chairman Cdenby, Com
missioncrs Poupore n Haddow.
Absent. Commissioners korsmo and
Donovan.
On motion the board proceeded to
ancel delinquent personal property
taxes returned uncollected by the shcr-
in and cancelled taxes not collectable.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
~. q. Wineman. services insanity
board case Erick Anderson....& 2.10
~. G. Wineman. services insanity
board rase Marie Jurgens...... 10
DIR. III. O'Ecefe. services insanity
board case Of Marie JurGens.. 100
Or. III. Ofkeefe. services insanity
board case of Erick Anderson. 1.oU
James Murphy. hack hire insanity
case of Marie lurEens......... 800
T.. *. Hasscll. county Judge. ill.,
sanity hearing $t1.ao. Telephone
and postage &3.S5, Jan. 1914. 1920
Trepanier Pharmacy, drugs for
paupers 1850
Jos. A. ingram, services and sup
plies for Dec. 1918. and .Jau.
1914 6l..a
Total .sl11.as
On motion the hoard adjourned until
February 18th, 1914, at . O'Clock a. m.
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FEBRUARY .. 1910. . O'CLOCK 4. NJ.
The board met pursuant TO adjourn
ment. Present: Chairman Cdenhy. Cnrn-
m%issioners Donovan. Poupcre and Had
dow.
Absent, Commissioner Kcrsino.
On motion the hoar d continued check
ing over the delinquent personal prop
crty tax lists as returned uncollectpd by
the sheriff and cancelled personal taxes
not co~llectable.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed. viz:
v. D.. Footc. one l.. Z. Smith
tNpewriter. less second hand
Times-Herad PUB. Co. suprlie, S
for ounty offices for Jan. 1914 ears
vices and mileaxe............. .s.2o
j. u. Fonpors, commissioner ser
wees t".""
Geo. Udenhy, commissioned SER
vices and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sl,dU
robert Haddow. commissioner
services and mileage.......... i4.60
-------
Total $50 ~;
On motion the hoard adjourned until
. o'clock y. IN.
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> O'CLOCK y. NJ.
The hoard met pursuant TO adjourn
ment. Present: Chairman Udenby. Com
m%issioncrs Poupore. Donovan aud Had
dow.
Absent. Commissioner korslnu.
On motion the beard proceeded L.
cansel personal property taxes return
cd uncollcctable by the sheriff.
On motion the boa ii adjourned uuti
February Is, 1914. at . o'clock q. nj.
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CLUB NOTES

Last Saturday evening the Entrc
Nous club OF Valley City had a VAL
entine party at the home of Mrs. Sim
Mason. This was the fourth party
which the club has given this winter
and was a very enjoyable affair. VAL
entine decorations were carried out
throughout the rooms. About TWEEN
ty-two guests were present.
The Suffrage league Of Hope met
Saturday evening at the home Of MI.
Trammel. Roll. call was responded to
by naming. and locating state inetitu-'
tions. Papers on Fights and Duties
Of Citizens," and THE Great Ameri-
can" were read. followed by short dis.
cussions on Suffrage.