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ottors Movement

q lsf1W&OREEANess ~ Z. s.s. -.
sant United States ports are MANN M \,
cotton fastef than tileS are rec iyiiss ,i,s
4. md 1t this time 81 the 'vsa.s sil,s .fIs
movement frotn the fntsfios 70 si.e .nS,Ss
eeaara aIly is at its height 1gsis lwsek /;
recelpts ct ali POETS Tonight As1ioiinf.
'ed 70 ESQ bales, while nlIg5Tssssa
a1 nlt itipdss ding sfSs clear
ances, amounted to 2gb $50 Daies.
Fetal 4prsisli S2porss acessdited Ia
this ffeelI are q. .es7 bales. 5f flis ss !
zBf bales shipped scastwise Il ss
shcpalis ths btlik u deetinais sor n0rth-
era mills, :. ~ 3,s
A. the result OF the heavy saiS.
lnents port stocks are lighter tSi,r,
hey were nt the end of ie.. ssesA by
nearly 10000 bales; ssiel. -
seldom . seen "a the autumn. Stocks
At ports arc ]. 10. .f7B baiee.
e Expcetef1 and freight brokers pre.
dict : fasther increase In siispn ciita
during the next SIX Wesxe ab The re-
suit Of tho CLING of NlsSsInbaf engage
Inents IN tho llfBk place ana December
a8e1nents afterwards.
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ideal GROCERY CO. 4
& prompt Deliv6rys ss5 PheRs 4gg. y
s. c. COLLEGE
90 Q o 0 o 0 Q o o 0 o o o o o o

COLUMBIA, Nov. 23.-The annual
football classic between the Citadel
and Carolina to he played here next
Thursday at the league park, will
bring the Uriyersity'a 1914 fo,:sbaIl
season to q close. After that fhefs
will follow the annue, so-ca1led class
games 20 determine the class cham
pionship for the session. The cIasa
teams are already at practice nantic-
ipation of the eonteSts. In addition
to the regular class games, there Will
be battle between the law classes.
The game between the GameeocKa
and the Bulldogs Will be largely at
tended. Both sof the opposing teams
are In the best OF trim for the game.
Cafolina is the strongest that abe has
been during the season, and the Cit
|atei again has ali OF her stars I'm the
game. Il Will be remembered that
last years game was q. a..laIdsiide for
Carolina. It IL the eonsensus 0f opifi-
ion among the local sports that tho
odds are two to zone In favor OF Car
Iolina.
Or. Mark Baldwin, Gohletime res
ideht OF Columbia and .now one or
the cou.tryis foremost psychologists,
delivered a very jnteresting lecture In
the chapel Wednesday morning
The principle topic considered by
the South Carolina Association OF
Colleges which met here I'm an annual
convention the past weekend, had to
do with college entrance require
ments. After the convention there
was held at the suggestion Of DR..
w. s.. Curreli, president OF the Btiis
versity. q meeting Of the state Col
1eges. this with view 20 bringing
the State inafitnsinna infn a. ninAe..
relationship. with one another.
A class has for the first time in the
history of the University, been forin-
ed at TIE gymnEsstins for the cosediil;
The clasees will be held under q cap
able isstsuctor two afternoons out Of
the week. ;.gs 80 8. s.,ss5, -
Y The November naGlber ot The Cars
Gilman has been given into the hands
Of publishers and will be issued from
the press within the course OF few
days,
Having exhausted the first edition,
the University Is having printed q
second edition OF the bulletin, ~Thn
School Social Center by George
Edwards OF the NHiversity. The de-
mandy for this work have been great
and have come from ali parts oe the
country. Copies or the second edf-
tion may be had upoh application as.
soon as the bulletin issprinted.
q, s.
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Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.- Fear of black
rust in Argentina caused wheat to
rally sharply In the last half hour.
Prices after having been heavy clos
ed strong,l 3-S@1-2 to 5t8 net higher.
Other leading staples all finished at
loss compared. with Saturday night
corn Ia to 1-4@3-8. oats 1-8 to ,3-S
and provisions s to 15c.
Grain and provisions closed:
Wheat, December $1.15 5-8; May
$1.21 LIZ.
Corn, December 65 Is; May 20 1-2.
Oats. December 40 7-S; May 53 "a.
Cash grain: Wheat, No. red.. LA
70; No. 2 hard LA 7-8.
65 3-4@66 3-4.
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SCH oil COTTON SOLD
> 8 . oo Q . q. . 8 8 , . 8 :. Z, 8 8 ). 8 y 3 p 3

The School Improvement AssocIa-
tionS OF the Hammond school went
round q few days ago among The spn-
irons and secured contributions of
cotton amounting to enough for three
bales OF the fieecy staple. These have
been offered for ssse and the ladies'
wish to get 10 cents pound sor It.
and accordingly B. FIeishman 6.
Bros, OF Anderson, bought one baie
yesterday paying the ladies 10 cents
a pound for It. This leaves enly two
bales, and they wish also to ssil this
for 10 cents o pound. Doubtless this
Will be an easy task as there are sev-.
erfs s5n9fe persons who are duo to buy
d bale OF cotton Tor 10 cents, and 1t is,
sure that no more worthy purpose can
be had for wishing to sell d haic Of
cotton for 10 cents than TO aid the
good ladies OF this school and thus
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New, ~ y SO. Orleans Cotton Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, Nov "a After
scoring an advance of to- z points
cotton futures became dull today and
closed 9 points MP TO 2 point down
compared WITH the last prices OF sat
urday Little selling developed, shorts
being more disposed to watch the De-
sembeS position thar increase their
Opinion concerning the meaning oi
the heavy ginning thus far this sea-
son veered today and favored the long
side. A vast area OF cotton land is
being spieweds and seeded TO- wheat and
Icgop experts ekprBss the 0pini6 Ii that
fetIherS hastened their pScifing and
ginning IN order to be- able 10 put
wheat crops IN, thereby causing bear
st5iT shining rotnrns. BY eu1iiEp brolS-
iers ie ts preVl feted that tho, & sYbstftt,.
ton gheas and other Efsi5s f5r cot
ton might before long btAcrae bne az
the most inEortant featnFes ii tho
s ~
- The beginning OF a demand for in-
Fesfment purposes wag noted and. sit
appeared partly to be created by tie
excess of shipments over recet,ts at
ports this week. =, s.
Spot cotton quiet. Sales on the
spot 40 bales; to arrive 1,45O.
e Cotton futures cloaing: s.
December. old 7.2s: january. old
ySS; January, nov, y.S9, March old.
7.sS; March new 7.t9; Nav Ola
g.SS; May new, 81 July, new. I. g.s5.
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SAVES J DAUGHTER
Advice of lloihsr no D6abs Pre
venis. .Dsnsaisl 4 IIna.nsly Eaa.

esJihiae Il 4 nearly SIS Isi5niiis.' 81 y iSrlieS
RIA si;ra snfcller, ct This pi6ge, sslliIg3
tsa8 down III bed fof three iiiostts
|Sy Z ssinef let you how siiEefed win,
afa with nervousness ard
wpilianly ifouhles. rs
Or f2miIy doctor fcld my isnsband !is
eofild u1f 80 me any good. and he Ifzfi
20 Rive Il up. We tried an3tlsef Siocl6fs
Ebiii he DID npf help ne.
s ~ "A ssss my saC.tier dvised fs6 II ,Ske
E1fduls ihe D NR1fiahs 5 tonic. tiioflliif
Is sas s1b use FOR I u tae sieorlt y fles.d s,|d
EDtihlAE EeefiSd 10 do me any good Btil
Itook eleven bottles and TOW I am ah'e
e 4. ac g : ail Of my work lad my s,sr
3 I link caraniis i.is bssi medicine ii ii
The ,enli1. Ay weight fIss idcfkSsed.
;Asia ] look flle picture os iies5lli. q
g II you kliiIte from ahS 6s tlie alIssents
lplis Delay Is dS6EeS5iss: 4 Ne ki.s,S sss,
4 VII help yeli. scE Il has helped so
many tlicsss nos OF otIiet weak seoitskn
il sals easl 30 yeafs.
At a' s1ss.
4 5fs f.s eas;lar1ess }isal-las ca lsdi;S
1foStnSH, fur 81 erSr z n, ~ q dss,,, AZ r Sesf
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The Atlantic Coast !
Announces reduced rates to Florence
and return, account meeting A. Al. O.

Announces reduced rates to Florence
and return, aceount meeting A. A. o.
n, III. s. asisliAlaI aiblage, Thanks.
giving Dayi SNof.N eetli, Aallh Drum,
Corps Of Omar Eeiaple Miii leave Co.
lumbia, Now lesih Iel4, is 40 il. M, 81, On
special train yiss lsl6htie Coast Line,
arriHing Flotsnse SssO 81 81 M i1s & Rssuuran.. !.
ing, leave FlcEsass RrsiSy iiioaFps asDi' : !.
500 q. M striving Colahbia s :o3 d.
N. This train vim be held@at Coiurri.
DIN unfiK b.4b, so tliat Nobles from be.
yond can join the crowd and 60 Into
Florence on q fast Pullman Special.
BY leaving Florence 1T 9.oO 4. nj. Fri.
day morning yog win arrive III Co.
lunlbia in tinae to connect With the
out-eoing trains for the upper Caro-
lInas.
For rates, md further inforaation
write or phone,
E. Al. TARRER,
City Pass. Agent.
Columbia, s. c.
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Commercial and Financial
New York Cotton

NEWfHORK, Nov 23.-Cotton was
unsettled today and fluctuations were
irregular within range OF some Ia
or 10 points. Increasing exports and
reports OF steady southern SPOT mar
kets encouraged scattered buying. hut
nearly advance attracted a renewal
OF December liquidation and prices
later eased of with the close steady
net points Mghtr to 8 points lower.
Private cables z reported spinners
calling IN Liverpool, where pricea
were 2 "r 3 points better than due
ION the New York close Of Saturday,
ana the local opening was 2 to 6
points higher. There was little
southern selling after the call, but
covering by Liverpool and local shorts
sent December contracts up to 1888,
or l2 points net higher, and later
months sold some to! z points Sat-
urday's close in sympathy. AT this
level offerings became more liberal
with spot people selling December
against purchases OF May and the list
turne deasier with active positions
showing net losses OF some to 6
point. 3
Rallies OF or points followed on
covering and reports that the way
had been cleared. for exports OF cot.
ton through Holland as we'll as for
exports to belligerents through Italy.
Local spot brokers report that do
mestic mills are still holding off as q
rule, owing to the large available sub
ply, and expectations that it ultimute-
ly viii make better, buying basis and
the bulk OF the present demand liz
supposed to come from abroad. To-
days exports. were. the largest re-
ported for, any one day since the be-
ginning OF the war, amounting to 55.-
5Sf bales which ,bronk kht Sthe total for
ihe seasoA hps to f.f4As7 bales. Port
receipts today sswefS Sd ,8G7 bales and
uIited States port stocks I,10a, ,4ss
bales.
Spot. cotton Steady middIing up
lands u.s., Gulf 500; no sales.
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This is ours first time to enter Tho
school circle but We fsipe to come
Mcromberi 2.i, Mrs. Lou Shirley Is our.
teacher. we nave nautii 5Uiii5 pit -
lures and O. water cooler to our
school this year. I'VE all have our
aa.,ita-y drinking cups.
CraytGn school has been In exts-
tence IL years. ~
- Mr.. FELTON, and Prof. Gunter visited
out school Thursday. x. q &
MYRTLE GRIFFIN.
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Live Stock

CHICAGO. Nov. 2s.-Iogs higher.
Bulk $7.s5@7so; light s7.o0@7.eQ;
mixed $7.25@7.70; heavy $1,000 IT'S.
Cattle unsettled. Beeyes S5.75m
1880; steers $5.40@9.OO; cows and
heifers $3.60@9.30; calves $3.50 all.
Sheep weark. Sheep $5.40@6.1O:
yearlings S6,25@7.6o; lanba S5.50@9.
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RaInaFikahIe Cure ~ Crsup. !

Last winter when my little hoy
had Group Il got him d bottle Of Cham
heflainss Congh Remedy. I honestly
beIieTe Sc 6a1od his life. = writes hIrs.
~ BIZ Cook. indiana Pa. ssrt cut fae
phaoKu and relieved hia ccukhiug
spells I am most gfAfesnl f3s WHAT
thih remedy has done for him, For
sale BY on dealers. sS
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I l36Ets in mind z trat ghah5 5ssIalh.s
TnBiets Il ok on ~ s1ieeeft the boz e,a hut
Improve rae APPETITE ana stfengt gtslen
theS DIG letioE, Coy saI0 ssy sll deassEs.l
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Suggestions For. Your
Thanksgiving Dinner

With Oysters, use Heinz Eya-
porated Horse-Radish, and Pep
per Sauce.
For ReIish, use Heinz Indian Re-
lish, Olives. and Pickles,
For Salads, use Olive Oil, Vine
gar, and Mustard Dressing.
M With Meats, use Richelieu To-
matoe catsup, Lea & Perrins
Sauce.
For Desert, use Heinz Rlince
Meat, Heinz Plum Pudding.
Bleached New York Celery,
Cranberies, Apples, Oranges, Ba-
nanas, Nuts, Grape-Fruit.
National Biscuit Company's
Fruit Cakes. None better.
Star Hams at 23c at pound.
Shelfed Nuts fresh. Cluster Raj
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STOCKS AND BONDS

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-- That the
stock exchange is certain to reopen
Tor limited business before the end
end OF the month was The substance
OF the assurances received today from
responsible banking and brokerage
uthoritieEl iIt,iwas a declared most of
the banks with, Wall street conec-
ttons now favor, resumption OF ibond
trading. subject, or course, to price
c9ncessiopa..h9 ., j.,tt,;.y;.,.i;l t.,.s h.
>, Some houses, of prominence assert
ed. that, buying orders on tlheiri books
tar fxceeded Offers. to sell ,tbut the
prospective demand 1t. was stated was
limited almost entirely to high grade
Houses with German connections
freel- admitted the possibility OF
feaHy Yelling orders and fntimations
along these lines were also conveyed
ta bankers representing French and
Eutch interests. - y ~ 81
Reopening or the Chicago stock
exchange attracted considerable at
tentionss The fact chat eomeyoa more
active stocks traded in there chang
cd hands at prices aDproxiinatipg
lniy 80 quotations was. observed with
satisfaction. Dealings were on a
moderate scale and denoted much can
tion. = !; : =
The market for foreign exchange
failed to reflect any developments Of
consequence across the water. Gables
and sight bills on LoL ION were notab-
" higher because OF Increased de.
mand in which cotton figured prom
inentiy. .. &
Money for. all dates was offered NJ
B per cent Indicating further ,s,an a.
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You can get the news wniIe Its new
In The Morping Daily lnteilieeneer.
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Women Suffer- gerrIhYy froia SIdns,

around on her feet all day--no won.
der woman has backaehe. headache
stiR swollen iciits, yFeariness, poor
slsAl, and kidHay trouhis. Fol6y KID.
nsx H6ils give QUICK feiief Tot these
TROUBLES. Thes strengthen ne kid
aeys7-take away the aches. pain and
ariness. weak back and swollen
achs1g Joints due TO kidney ana .biad.
der trouble. Try Foley kidney PILLS
and see how mnch hett4r YOU feeI;
Evans Pharmacy s;lsi : g; &
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j With every purchase of four
pounds or more of the mammoth
New York Full Cream Cheese
now on display in our store, you
are entitled to ONE guess at the
exact weight; and the one guess
ing the nearest weight secures
thei, individual purchase absolute
ly FREE.
This is the best cheese ever in
Anderson; and will be cut as soon
as its ali sold-Rill probably be
cut Wednesday, Nov. 25th..
{ Let your next order includeEa
sample order.
| Everything necessary to make
your. Thanksgiving Dinner a Sucs
cess:
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= kss;Iarn6rs lfsasias ca ,sdisk.
Is s; SO IS 49,. sss ia ss'; IS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-07-17
Phelps.

Doctor Meyer and Miss Lid
Blong Weresup from Eagle RI
er to attend the Blong Cooku
ding.
The marriage of Edward Bid
and Miss Judith Cook took IA
here Monday morning at \
Mary's church, Father To5l
officiating. They were attend
by Myron and Lizzie BIoI
brother and sister Of the groOl
A large circle Of friends exteI
congratulations and best Wishs
The sad death by drowning
Ed Roper occurred here FriA
afternoon. With VIM. WieIaI
and John Mcdonald he wento
on the lake in a launch intel
ing to swim to shore. JumpI
in he was almost immediate
seized with cramp or othervi
disabled and called to Wieh
for assistance which was rendt
ed but unable from the stpl
wind blowing, to attract the
tention Of Mcdonald who "
adjusting the launch engine, HI
to let loose in order to save hi
self. The body was recover
in about an hour and Underta
er Gaffney called from Ea?
River to prepare it for shipne
next day to his former home
Marion Mich, a cousin accu
panied the remains there.
was 81 years of age and an
employee of the Company. MAJ
friends regret his untimely deaf
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-07-17

If You expect to go to Heaven when
you die, do your buying in Eagle Riy-
.er. Montgomery Ward and his gang
wouldn't even turn the hose on any
of their old customers down where
they'll be. 1t will be to hot to exer-
else much there.
Grandma Howard Teasdale is look
ing into vice conditions as they exist
in Milwaukee, this week. At last ac-
counts no one under suspicion had
them selves very badly.
Whether it does any other good or
not, the senator will have had the
satisfaction Of spending $4,000. OF
the taxpayers money. That sum
would pay our Governor for several
years in these times of high taxes.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-07-17
Notice To Contractors.
County Judge

Notice is hereby given that bids
are desired on the following work;
In the Town Of Phelps, Villas County.
TO build road, commencing at stake
mark lI3, on the Eagle River TO
Smoky Lake county highway, or
where the Hazen road connects with
aEhe county highway, thence north to
stake marked lao, thence east and
morth along the cleared right Of way
30 stake markell 256.
Plans and Specifications for this
work are on file at the office OF the
County Highway Commissioner Eagle
Silver, Wisconsin, with tile Chairman
OF the town in which the above work
is to be done, and Az tile County
Clerks Office. Contracts will be let
on the road at stake marked Ii at 10
O'Clock a. m. on July q, 1914, when
they will be publicly let to the low
est bidder. All bids must be accom-
panied by certified check of not
less than $1,000, and separate check
shall be filed for each separate piece
Of work upon which bids are submit
ted. The undersigned reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids.
Bs order of
G. II. JACKSON,
County Highway Commissioners.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-07-17
Clearwater

Mrs. H. P. Hanson spent MG
day with friends in town.
N. G, Espeseth bought a fan
horse of E. Rirge last week.
Gus Holms is improving b
place by putting up a new bar
Miss Bessie Stanper left Mo-
day to work at the Black On
lake resort.
H. P. Hanson and son Henri
left Sunday for State Line
work on the roads.
Mrs. H. C. Wheeler and daugt
ter left Saturday for Milton
spend the summer.
Miss Bessie Colman returq
Sunday from visiting friends I
several different points.
H. G. Wheeler sold his ps'
last week to Rhinelander parts
who later sold it to Mr.. Fish.
Gilbert Olmstead and w
have moved onto their own pa
and will soon have a farm star
ed.
Henry Colman and family
! Washington are here for II
summer. They made the q
in their auto.
Mrs. H. G. Kranz and daus1
! ter left Wednesday for Birna9
/ wood where Miss Kranz "
have an operation performed
Veryl Stebbeds left Tnursd9
for Hawthorne where he Y
work this summer. His tain
accompanied him, retarp1
Tuesday.
/ Those shopping in Eagle Ky
Tuesday were: Eline Blrge, Il
Magoon, Ed Thomas, Mrs. ny
Moses and Mrs. NJ. O. hep1
land daughter.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-07-17
Notice of Primary Election.
Co,.Ety Clerks Office.
Eagle River. Wis.

State of Wisconsin -
County of Villas. 20
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at a Pr.
mary Election to be held III the several towns.
wards and election precincts VI s&i1 county
on the first Tuesday Of September 4 D. l9i4,
being the first day of said month, the following
officers are to be nominated:
A GOVERNOR, in place OF Francis E. Nc
Govern, whose term of Office will expire on the
first Monday Of January, AID, 1915.
A ENANTGOVERNOR. in place of
Thomas Morris. whose term of office will ex-
pire on the first Monday of January, A. D. 1915
A SECRETARY OF STATE. in place IT John
s. Donald " hose term Of ofice win expire Oh
tie first Monday of january, AID. 1915.
4 STATE TIRE ASURER in place of Henry
johnson whose trim OF Office viii expire on
rs first Monday Of January, a. 7. !.eq..5
AN ATTORNEY GENERAL, IN place OF
! Walter c. Owen, whose term Of Office will ex-
pire on the flrst Monday Of January, AID. 1915.
|. A UNITED STATES SENATOR. in place OF
Isaac Stephenson. whose term sf Office viii OK
| pire on the fourth day of March ADJ, 1916.
A REPRESENTArIvE IN CONGRESS, for
| the Eleventh Congressional District, comprised
Of the counties of Douglas, Bayfield,, Ashland,
1 Iron, Villas, Brunette Polk. Washburne Saw
| yer, Rusk Taylor. Price. Oneida and Lincoln.
! A member OF assembly for the Assembly Dis
! trict comprised Of the counties Of Iron and
/; Villas.
/ A county clerk in place of William A. Brad.
| ford whose term of office will expire on the
| first Monday of January, ID. 1915
/ A county treasurer. in place Of Frank A.
Hall. whose term Office willexpire on the first
Monday of January. AID, 1912.
A sheriff, III place OF Joseph Z. Nemacheck
whose term of Office will expire on the first
!. Monday af january. A d.. 1915.
A coroner, in place of Patrick J. Gaffney
whose term of Office will expire on the first
| Monday of January, AID. 1915.
A clerk of the circuit court, in place Of join
/ Eschenbaugh whose term of office win expire
on the first Monday of January. AID, 1915.
1 A district attorney, in place OF George e. o
4 Connor. whose term of office will expire on the
4 first Monday of January A d.. 1915
A register of deeds. in place of Walter B
Raymond. whose term Of office will expire o.
the first Monday of January, AID, 1915.
/ a county surveyor. in place Of Daniel F
Graham. whose term Of office will expire OF
the first Monday Of January AID 1915
WILLIAM A. BRApFoRr.
County clerk.
Dated, Eagle River Wis. this 9TH day of July
A. d, 1914.
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Kissing Club Organized at Phelps.

Realizing the increasing danger to
tire married state Of life, from divor
.ces caused from i'll assorted couples
often marrying upon too short an ac-
qpaintance. The girls of Phelps
have with their steadies, organ
lied an old fashioned counting club
which the promoters will Go much to
to render they aud their friends, inn
mune from the great destroyer Of
American homes. BY courtesy OF
big Bill' Wieland who was lucky
enough to get in as a charter mem
Der, we get copy Of the rules that
will be observed by the club mem
bers, as follows:
I. Every member must have a
recognized steady"
2. Girls must ''kiss with smack
like mother used to kiss.
8. Young men must go ''courtin''
Wednesday and Sunday evenings.
4. Old fashioned parties and
chaperons required.
5. Joy rides barred. Old Dobbin
to be used instead.
6. Positively no flirting with
tourists.
2. Soul Kisses absolutely pros
hibited.
s. Tango dancing will be viewed
with suspicion.
kissing formula adopted by the
Club;
Open wide your arms, throw them
around her waist tightly, give her
a good old fashioned hug and then
smack her square on the cherry
lips. Said smack must be audible
twenty feet away or the kiss doesn't
count.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-07-17
i9 #. launch for sale. 2 cylin-
der, 6 horse engine. Completely
equipped with cushions, etc.
STRONG & MANLEY.

FOR SALE The S " 1 Of S ELS Z
/ of S f and Lots + & 5 all III sec
tion 20 in town 10 range 10 east.
Some cleared, considerable timber,
three quarters Of mile river 'front.'
age, same distance from Eagle River
Ito acres in all Of which any part
will be sold il desired
For price and other particulars. En-
quire OF: JOS. MAYO, Eagle River.