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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
qeqeniiber Dem erlten &riegsiabre I'M
ralnb fihaf5ig &ro5ent g%eitiegen it,

gegemtber Dem erlte1 Sr1egsldDre u1lt
rl1db fiinf5ig @ro5ent gelttegen 1T,
gebt natiirli@ cine itanoige 3unab=
me 0es @oloporratbs I'M 2onoe.
@dbren0 in sen lebten beioen Snbre1
Dor 6em Musbrl16e bes 'el1ropall9e1t
&rieaes @ol0 inn @ertbe BON Is Ntll=
lienen 0oQar a1sgefiibrt tpa1roe,
1tr0mt mabren6 bes erlten &riegs=
iabres Colo inn @ertbe bon II Nfil=
lipnen Collar uno i'm 5tpetten i'm
Mertbe bon AL Millionen ms
2ano. 0aB 6ieier uns 5uflieBenoe
@oloi trom I'M raiden Mntpadien be.
griffen lit, benefit bie Sbotia6e, 6ob
inn Suit bes bergangenen Sabres
Wolo inn @ertbe bon II @daionen
eingefiibrt m11r6e BEL elmer glei65et=
tigen Ma1sfabr BON 5mei Weillionen,
mibreno sic entlprehen6en 3iff err
fir SEN tSa1li 1es laufenoen Sabres
iidb cuff 60, be6p. 8 Miutonen ltel=
len. SIM S1li bes Sabres 1918 fa=
mer MIR bret Miqionen Collars
@ol6 I'M Miin5en o6er Barren ms
9ano, nn6 Ole Musfubr 6es gelben
g6elmetaIs belief ii6 inn gletden
Monat auf 33 MiItonen 0oQar.
Sen 20penantbeil 6ieier raider'
@ereiderl1ng TN eres Nationalpermo-
gems, bon ser es nod mebr alS 5tpei=
felbaft lit, OBJ Tie ii6 6em @olfe als
@egen ertpeiierr miro, liefert ielbltz
per tanolib England nit ieinen Ml=
liierten. 2enn nnier @an6el nit Den
n%eutrale1t 2dn6ern int europa iotpobl
tpie ol1@ in on0eren @rotbeilen bot
trok Der Musi9altung eines groBen
Shells ser europdiihem Snouitrtege=
biete infolge Ser mannigfaden engli=
lden Sdifanem unb 6es nnbermo-
gems unferer @ei@aftStpelt, ii6 DIE
notbigen @erbin6ungen gu lfaffe1,
feline reftetn 6ortl6rite gemo6t.
Sir sic 3ufunft unieres 2moe&
mare es belier gepeien, tpelm oie
amerifaniide Sr6ultrie nnb Der ame:
rifoni19e &onoel> anitatt fi6 mi1
%sSeuereifer onf sic beq11emen &rtegs:
lieferunget gu merfen> ii@ neue Mb.
~iabgebiete in Sii6amerifa nn6 N1ien
ertporben bdtten. Gent bie eneli-
1@en Betenungen mer6en init Der
@een6igung bes &rieges oufboreni
mabren6 Sic characterization uni
)oliatiIden @0lfer itdn6ige Mbnebmer
iinb. Ma9 bem &riege miro cir
@ettlua1f aqer el1ropaii@em Sno11:
1trien nod 6iei len 2anoern beginner
un6 SmfeI Sm 6annl moN mteoe1
Dos Na9ieben baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
Gin 1temer Tetmb.

Gin ne,ter 6einb --- bod, ,uas
mill bies beiagen!
@adjit 9emtidlanbs &raft nidt aud
nit ibrer GAIL?
Mebrt ii@ nidt audi ieim mntbpoa
tapf'res Magen
1tnb ieimes @eiites Starfe bmnbert-
NAL?
ltnb ita1nenb lernt bie @elt EFT tett
erfennen,
8ie grpf bies &olf, wie bo@ ietn
@eiit 1tno bebr!
9enm nauk lie cine @%atmberfabrt midt
nente11
Sic fmbme Jabrt Der u9emtidlan6"
nmter'm Meer?
Gin ,te11er 6eimb - audi 6ie-
fer be5iuatngen!
9e1ti6lanb, es fat Der 9eloen1obne
mebr,
@lei6 ienen, beme,1 fiibnli6 tie gelmr=
gen,
Die @1tm0erfabrt tint ttefen Welte1tz
meer.
Ser be11tlde @eiit ipormt an at
1ne11em @innen,
31t 11e1te11 @erfen nnb st ne1er Shat.
ltmb bieer @eiit ,pirb iiegen unb &C.
tpinnen,
Srob 6interliit nab 6ali6beit mnb
&erratb.
Sin 1te1ter 6einb --- audi bic
ier uirb beflageM,
Daft er tint Smbaslobn NIT 9e1ttid=
LAMB brad!
Sd)tuer tuirb er einitens an ben SOL
get tragen,
9nf CT 10 faliM bak er 10 tre1tlos
iuar.
j3uar beift es a,td5 fmir 9e1ttidlanb,
Opfer brtngen
M1tf's 1e1te nun - an eolem Mle1t1
idenbl1tt.
Sod lei es audi! Sett beikt es, mei=
ter 6rin9et,
Sekt f1ammt anf'S aeu, Der oe1tt1d)e
@agem1tb.
Gin ,1e,er Teinb - Elm tte1e1
at ben alien!
Sod beift es nid5t: n&iel' Seinoe,
biel Ser Gbr'w
Sd meif aetif, 9entidlanb tutrb
l. Got erbalten.
IGr lit bes be1ttid)en &ulfes Sdut uni
@ebr.
9er bemtide @eiit mirb Balls Ser 8el1
berfinben,
9af tpen,n e. madtig feline s&,min=
gen regt,
ylms a0em @irr1al iuir6 ben @eg e.
ftnoen,
Ser ibn en1por, Ser ibn 5tm Siege
tragt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
@abIre@t nno @ab1:
pft@t.

Mh1r cine mr5e @panne 8eit trennt
uns mod bon SEN @orpablen, ourd)
oie iiber sic Mufiteq11ng Der &anoi=
6oten fir @ongreBz un6 Staatsgeieb=
qebu1q, 5toats= un6 Gountpamter
entldie6en miro un6 in fn1m 5ebm
8oden fommt ser in 6ieiem Sabre
10 beion6ers pi6tige critic 9tenltag
nab 6em err item Montag int Nopem=
Der, an 6en unier @an6 ii6 auf bier
Sabre iein Sberbaupt l1tr6 Elm neres
&epra1 entontenba11s> Stoatslegtsla<
tltrer u. I. 10. mablt. User an 6ielen
'@ablen tbeilnebmen tpiQ, muB it6 an
Sen 6a3m bejtimmten Sagen in Die
'@ablerlilten eintragen nn6 regiltriz
'ren Ia1Ien. Sos gar5e Spitem letoet
an elmer u%ngebel1ren @dtperfa1ig<
feit, un6 es 1T gang 6ana6 mgetbom,
'6as 1dlimmit tie @rgebnib, tpie immer,
at 5eitiger, admli@ tbatia9li@ oer
@rtpablfen elmer Minoerbeit aller
WabIbere6tigten als @ieger aus Sem
8obItampf b%erborgeben 5n laliem.
Mom bot au6 in a11beren 2anoert1
iiiiber 6ieien l1ebelitan6 flagen gebort,
Ser feline &a1rpturio6e tn Der @leta.
giltigfeit GROCER Maiien bon 8abl-
bere@tigten gegen 6ieies tpi9tigite
@irgerredt bat. SSn beridieoene1
europai1d)en 2dn6ern bat n1an bic
Iem nebelitam6e nun 6mnit abgebol=
fen, 6aB bte M1silbnng bteles &edfes
3u elmer 8flidt gemo@t tprrr6e, 6eren
Nidterfuaung SEN @erluit bes @ed@
tes m1f eemiiie 3eit ODER oa =
na6 iid 3iebt. Sos lift Elm bolfom<
men Iogii6er un6 fluger @eoanfe,
6e1Ien Durbfibrung IN Mmertta oil
Ier6inqs 6mr9 BEN Mangel etnes
Mel6eipitems al1Berorbentli@ er'
fdtpert lit. Ssn irgem6 elmer 5orm
miro er einmol gum Siege gelangen,
6enu 1111r 1pe1t,t 1pirflt@ bie Mebrbeit
aner @dbler fir einen @anotoaten
qeltimmt baben miro, 6iirfte er Sic
8ere@tig1tng CUR @ertretung 'baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
saiionmediel bringt Grfaltmngen.

vMrfgeItopfter &opt" oerltop11e
[g5a1e, e1ge @ruit, tpebe &eble iino
ii6ere 3ei9en Der @rfaltung, n11o Dr:
&inQ's Seem DISCOVERY lit Elm 1t9eres
|2in6erungsmittel. Cine DoitS 6ie1er
Combinations ontifeptii@en Balkans
meidt 6as ent5iin6ete &autdyen a1f,
flart 6en &opf, loft 6es Bblerno,
SIR atbmet lei6ter un6 ftn6f aus,
SAB oie @rfGlt1ng gebroden lit. @e'
bun6eIt cine Grfdlh1ng drtoa11erno;
|baIbtpegs MdBnabmen laiien einen
abaebren6en &uiten 5uriid. Nebmi
|Dr. @tng's Seem 9tscooerD, Bis Cure
@rfalt1ng meg lit. AZ Sabre lamQ
6as borge3ogene Mitel fir SSlrmg unf
SIT. Sci Current Mpotbefer, 500. -
Mrt3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
Iarm-9
Sic 6arn1ers @tate 8anf 1T %

DFe J0rtter3 Stote Bdtlt TT 6d3u
'borbereitd, lire Gon6s fir Mnleiben
m,f Surm-@igertbum a%n3ttbieten.
Sic l1nterfu9urg 6es eigentb,tua
,1n6 @eftdtigatrre Der @i@erbeit sutrS
bon Beo1nten Der 8orf gemo@ ,1rto
nit 70 tuenig &rtbeI fiir ben appli.
ba1te,,, tuiie MIR eben mogli@. @eger
Maberem teIepbonire, fhreibe mon
on ODER fpre9e Dor in Der Banf. =
Mn1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
Gm8lti@e Yottrdnbereten

Ginen bemerfensmertben, tpenn
o1,d) fir Sic @errldaften in @albtlug-
tom 1,idbt jebr a1genebmen Mrtlfel
brinat sic Seem Yprfer u@pening
Moil" iiber sic engliiben Yoitra1be=
reien, gegen pel6e Die Mbminiltra=
tion cine ebenlp idtpadlide Nalllpl=
tat an ser Gag 1egt, 1pie gegerl Die
pielen onoeren &edtsbriide eng
lanos. 9as SEEM Dorfer 8lott nln1mt
babel BEL onoere &iiidiidt @nf Die
1dlimme Gage, in tpel6e Sic aus be1
2anoern ser Gentralmadte itammer=
SEN @iirger ser Ser. Sfaoten ol1r4
sic enerqielole @altl1ng ser Momini=
itration geratbem. v@ir baben meb=
rere Midionen iolder 8iirger. Sino
oielelbeu red)tlos?" fragt oas 8latt.
r9iele @iirger," 10 fabrt es oant
fort, vbeiaBen auf ser anoeren Seite
oes S5eans Setter, Mfutter, Brioer
uno an0ere @ertpanote. Mellei6t
ieien Sic @riioer toot. Mber tpie fon1=
ten lie oas in grfabr1tng bringem
tpe1n Gnglono ale 8riefe bon uno
- nad Iertiflano u116 Seiterrei6 lt1=
teridloge? @ielleidt ieien Ser gater
ln0 ser 8ruoer gefal1en uno Die gu
rudqebliebene M11tter lei in Notb.
&011ne ser in Sen Ser. Stoaten le=
benoe @obn, Ser amerifaniider 8lr=
qer lei, 1ie nnteritiiben? Mein, oern
llnier @toats6epartemert babe ia
gnqlun6's nnerborte Sbeorie accep=
tiert, bob @elbanpeiiungen &rtegs=
%fontrebanbe ieien. Sic Wfrttter fon=
ne bettelm o6er in's Mrmenba11S &C.
ben, ia iie Dmnen iterben, obne 6aB
ibr Gobn es piiie, iotpeit eS auf oen
Gdub anfomme, SEN feline &egierung
linn 1erl6 ieiner @orreipon6en5 ge=
tpabre.
Sic @egel ideint gu fem" 10
i6lieBt oie rMfail" lire treffenoen
Mnsfibrungen, ubaB Cure &efte it'd
nidt na6 Current 8iirgertbum, ion=
bern no6 Gurer Mbitammung ri@ten.
Ser amerifaniide 8iirger NIT engli=
5dem SLUT bat, burb Sic Drobmng
6es &rieges ca IN bollem WeaBe oas
&edt, Munition an 6as 9ano ietner
Weburt 5u 19iden, aufre@t erbaltem.
Nieman6 fann bagegen etrDa5 eirtpen=
sen. IS lit bas @eiek. Mber benz
8iirger beut19en 8lutes miro nt9t
einmal 6os armielige &ebt getpabrt,
nit Sen 9ieben I'M @eim ieiner &in6=
beit at correipon6ierea ibre 9totb 51
Iin6ern uno ben Summer ibrer Ser
5en 5u beianftigen. Ser Sag miro
fome1nn, mo- ser omerifanii6e 5imt
fir @ere6tigfeit, Mnitan0 uno MOTTO
male Gbre @eri6t balten miro iiber
6ieIe Mominiltration."
@ir mnter19reiben ie6en Sab IN
6ieiem Mrtifel, 6enn er trifft Den
Mqgel auf ben &opf. Mber nm oen
inner freuli6en @egen1ta@ 5n eri6o=
pfe11, batte sic vMail" nod 6aramf
aufmerfi am madden fonnen, 0aB Die
eingeborenen Mmerifaner nn6 Die
Mmerifaner nidtbentider u1r6 ni6t=
DlterreldI1fer Mbfl1ntt uber ole eng
Iii9en Noitrra1tbereien nn6 Die be-
idJamenoe 5dhpa6e Ser M6miniitra=
tion raiionieren fonren, 10 piel lie
tpoden, obne 6aB lire 2opalit@t 6es=
tpegen ber6a6tigt intro, pabreno Die
8urger, 6ie aus Deutldlomo ooer
Selterrei6 1tammen, 6ie allo 6nrd
6ie $50 itrdubereien am 16merlt ten TIT
Mitleioen1daft ge5ogen tper6en, ols
1fIefte @otriotem ia ols 8erratber
berldrieen tper6en, men1 lie au9 MIR
Sen M11r6 at 0ffnet tpogen. 9te
rMoil" fprt6t cine trourige Wobr=
beit aus, in6em iie iagt, nniere &ed-
tie rid)teten iid nidt mn6 inherent
8iirgertbum, ionbern nod unierer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07

0sb @prtns Biest
Gin adtes 2aserbie.,
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49, sosy .spt sooo sso~
isC ~ifs ANIMALS

uss fHnfslfirn 10 ftf Hiafu
10 100 ices Haf 10 q sHfn
fsuushihsfsd fha' ~ fts 80
Ht sVisinH sians Hufs hsn -st.n
To- 4ssna snimsis o.. f.quisa Ias
80 'uissisht - Nss Y"fs rtsts
. .s~ Voc dsis.on ~u -. sb.
sass The Eisis vita approximate
p shimsis. ~hlrb sas taksn
r ~ The Federal s%ussfnmsnf
Do haFlbS tssn ~nsfsssaFN. tDsfr
' o. hold organizations "a safup
fI ihs ssus - sHlmsis, BE- ~ss
nsfssasf1 ~ establish ~bst ars
tnHsn 90 ssmi permanent camps
. be- men. therefore. ~sTs pat 90 - -
fIsafus ~ the cactus from snp
riifs laying water PIPE. drain plps
iuiiins bfick crematofiss fof the
iutiusfstion ~ Kitchen saTbss.
shsIfsr 90 protect snimsi- from th.
slhfs aud heat ~ the Sun, laying out
t,slmsntsi aud company streets ansi
ruttsfs, improving ~. rosd~sys sp-
p%roarhinE the camp erecting mess
shelters scr~sDsi kitchens. shO~s ~
baths. water troughs. Sc
Hand In hand ~lth this manual
labor. the supply ofhc.fs have been
receiving u issuing Ia thu met
large Quantities Of ammunition,
| clo,hinE undertaking aud shoes
All ihis work " beins done withou,
| in,erruptins dsiIy diill=. practice
marches. field exercises. officers
srhOols non-commishioned oncsrs
schools and target practice at ranser
established by the division"
Ia addition TO the foregoing each
camp has Its interior guard. sno
The evening world., 1916-08-03

Nofid Wants Woh wondes>.
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lis. SOLDIERS ON BORDER
ARE BEING WORKED TO REAL
WAREFHCENCY, SAYS 0RYAl
1T Is Our National Zoo Fortune to Have
This Training Accorded to Us"-Men
Are Standing the Strain We'll.

lien John y opgsn commanding
The Fisuh fgssion. q \ a COMPOSED
~ "a. New Yorh militia sas. ou'
~ day the follow inr statement cover
ms the I've mon,h ~ the snoamp
ment
You uak mo To- tommEIts 90 a.
how tho TINE ~ our troops on the
t'oFd'r has been utilized since their
arrival here suppose the public
knsw thai ouf ooyefnment vas Pre-.
pared q month y ~ move reia
lively lars. bod % ~ troops In TACT.
cal operations IN the f.id Every
military man snos- that such Vas
not ~. cahs An army cannot move
without transportation. Governments
Do no, mninta n In time ~ the
number ~ animals az uotor a =
necessary Tor the use ~ an army In
time Of srtty" operations IN ~. nsld,
Abroad this Il. provided for In an
economical manner nv s%ubsidirinR
own al animals and motor car.
suitable for military purposes. 80 that
these ATE Immediately available In large
numbers upon mobilization. This
method In noi followed In oun
Try. and hence the organizations tina,
arrived on tho border were not In con
dltion 10 move n material distance
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f
q sIaH
a
q sHf
i
Hs
ms sfl. HI
IHf nI.H
. HnIusIs 600 IHf
su shH f. M fs
uH ft b. 10000 afH
dUtIus To- HTs HnIifr ai tI DO
HtFfass au uhn HrtHHr
have affIuh aHl nhuI 90 ntf
~ 10 49, fl fssari a. usfsss dele
% nusi uuI 10 undsi stood fun
y ha. hes hfUH sid tHHf tHf hFa
ufs dIfsluu faaunt dshfsI ths HI
tsff punches anti U UsINss I'D
animals snd mechanical u%anspaiia
tiua Hnd Dihtf pfopsfn Ihs df
sion is . most srs i've Hathins fH
dsp q 80 81 matter - feet 90 r'HI
mental unIts 80 thsY Stepped fuHl
TIE ualn 90 month D see 'f
risnt susinss foe ofsanised dssttI.
ton
'liut here on the border b mas
man ~ aitaiBsbis sWsisnsy IL ih'
standard aud such standard ssuno'
bs considered 90 reached nv snt
command. regular, National tustd
militia of volunteer, un,1 n r7n -
turned foot loose from 80 bsss IA
march sud ~ fight. ~ith its trains
capable ~ keeping n supplied viii
ammunition and rstions from the 30
flllns points.
TINE PRoFivAOlv ApGNr FRoN
MILITARY VIEW.
ut N. clear from the military mans
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HAVE YOU A
SWEETHEART.

Son or Brother IN camp OF upon the Mes-
lean Borderi u go. mail him q package
IL Aliens foos-Esse. tho sntisep,ic
powder 10 be shaken into the Shoes. and
sprinkled into the foot hath. II takes
the friction from the shoe and will br II
the greatest lenefit IN that arid. no,
climate. where the alkAli dust plays
Ia with The feet. What remembrance
could BE- so scceptablei Ask your dealer
to-day Tor . s5c bon 81 Aliens Foot.
Ease. and Tor . Go stamp he ~ill mail
Il for you.
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EAT FIR UlT-HAVE
NO FEAR

t.s 'sHrs bisuh-s, "suas.'
7 asnfisiai. pgsniuy, taAs, RAD
NAY HiADl HIilir !. kns.s q.
4. s.fssi ssd l~si is@ay assd.ass i-
hiidfsn shd sf.~s r@stAs che are 81.
isfksd - thsss assssfsas samnsf ell.
mssis o. ~ isisa ffs,s "a . sss.
spounfui = iua,hisf a .s,sf
~lsasdisis fsl,sf sdi ros,s Ne famiy
,hosid isa,s 80 ihs rouHtfy without .
Lssiis 10 The sup Ne famiy 10 say
gAsfs sbouid summs sfhosi . Lo,,is
4 nADwAi , uiADt HtIifr nss'
n hand fAs, So ~ 80 sisss 81 ell
drssFi.'. Adsi
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fsft go 49,
I.H .s .s a. ass'sfs
rf. e. 3 . o 80
81 sss~~s
81 ass ~ Hssstsssts
Hs Sc
..f a sasss
bel ~sss
a. sf ssHs saa
as sftsiss go
s.. .s rts su .ss - ssasf
us.H aaHt ssaf sHsttse v
rFtatrs 90 atH - "ss~ss
s.s .usH 80 fa IL
r arr rffrf e Hrs leo a. 80 hesnH
InIs gfffaIHN#u 600 a.HH 80 pussnt
49, e. HaUi tHfuiins d.aW HH hsfeetne.
.r.a.ss af f.HI to- asufstFas
zoe hHis al AL ksestte
x~.s . ss...,-.,. rk,ss.,ys,.. .ssv,
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nm AcIM MN N |
IMP FNon sPfeMW AUTO

usf uaoHE sas ss 10 a.
futnI fmsf ts issp p~wa fses~s.
fsDf tars 80 "a ss'ss. $500
rsn fsffias saiamasais saes shs
nn r fhs NIa iHstufss fsrpsFs.
a.n H Boo fasfHt baaa a. aaE
go
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| 200 Pairs Gloves at SOC

New, fresh lot Of all white milanese silk
gloves. double finger tipped. These are of
that superior quality which small shops are
eagerly buying from us at retail prices to sell
again.
Main floor. old Buiidins,
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Toilet SundrieS-A Sale

by purchasing in large quantities We have
been able to bring the prices down on all the
following useiuls for the traveller or stay-at-
home:
Tooth brushes. l5c: nail brushes. lsc; hath brushes.
See; hair brushes. 81; Pulln an aprons, acc; ~hlsh
= hrooms, loo; toilet eases, bGc; wash cloth rockets, loc,
velour powder puits, Sc; water bottles, slight imper'
tections in finish, 66c; flexible nail files. &C. emery
boards, DC dozen; orangeNood sticks, bo dozen.
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Sales on the Main Aisle
MAIN FLOOR, OLD BUILDING
The Extra Pair CT COrSetS

that every woman needs in the summer time
may be purchased Friday at a saving, when
1000 fresh new corsets will be offered at 81
and 81 .5O, though all have been more. Low
and medium busts, light and cool materials.
American Lady and Warmers Rustproof
models.
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nv Martin Green.

Isess,.i s,sW cs,sssssaas., ~ The
tysnins Verdi
MAiIsFN, tvs. Aus Major
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::; ;;; Z OH N&~~< % =: z;:; :: e.;
Subway at ~ Broadway at
Asr Place Ninth. New York
Store Closed All Day Saturday
BrOauWay at
Ninth. New York

A FINE Sale Of WOmen's
Silk Stockings, Csc Pair
3,648 pairs are perfect.
$40 pairs show slightest imperfections.
silk stockings are going up"
1T Ia almost impossible to get white ones now"
These are the silk stocking rumors and they are true
ones. Yet in the very face Of the threatened shortage
and rise Of prices comes this special purchase OF silk
hose Of reliable quality and lustious sightliness.
Briefly there are
1880 pairs Of plain white; 1877 pairs of
plain black; Ago pairs black with white circu-
lar stripes; 1922 pairs light and pearl gray,
ivory. champagne. All have cotton tops and
soles and high spliced heels. Many have the
wide flare tops which larger women like.
All the imperfect stockings will be care
fully marked, though the imperfections con-
sist only of streaks in some of the cotton
tops, or the slightest faults in the knitting.
Friday on the Main Aisle and In tho New H..l.r, and
Underwear s-c''o" ON the Main Hour. old building.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-03-30
LUvERNE LEADERS,
Clipped from the Ledger.

Mrs. M. 8. Bothne visited in Wal
don Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baker departed
for Fargo Tuesday evening.
Chas. Lotz and John Dorrance were
seen on the streets Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Hendriokson
we're entertained ut six O'Clock dinner
at the home of Banker j. d. Foley
Tuesday.
Peter and Martin Jensen came home
last Wednesday for visit with their
parents and friends. Martin will leave
for Montana the latter part of this
month.
Elmer Anderson was over from
Darcy the fore part of the week and
installed two new phones, for S. Mel
son and Thos. Nybeck respectively.
Steve Greenwood has been right in
luck fishing in the Sheyenne the past
few days having brought several mes
ses in to appreciative Luverne folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson enter
tanned Martin Jensen, Miss Thorman,
j. Jokomson, Miss Gertrude How.
gard, Mr.. and Mrs. jacobson last
Sunday.
Misses Ruth Vail and Viola Colby
were passengers to Page Saturday.
Miss Vail returned Monday while Miss
Colby went on to Hope to spend the
week as guest of friends. She re.
turned this morning.
Elias Knuston was severely injured
Monday while working around some
horses, one of them kicked him to the
extent OF three broken ribs. DR.. N.Y.
gard attended the case and reports
that Mr.. Knutson is improving nicely.
A baby girl was horn to Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. F. Griffith recently. All con-
cerned are doing nicely.
Banker and Mrs. w. B. Cheshire
and children spent from Friday until
Monday with friends in Fargo.
DR.. Nygard arrived Saturday even
ing from an extended visit in Florida.
He, like everyone, enjoys getting back
to North Dakota.
Banker ]. D. Foley detailed himself
as street commissioner last week and
accomplished good deal in draining
the main thorofare of the water accum-
ulated from the melting snow.
A large number of our good livewire
farmers were in Luverne Monday to
attend the Non-Partisan League meet.
ing that was conducted here by Mr..
Yoder, who himself is a successful
farmer. Mr.. Yoder pointed out the
benefits the League intend to derive by
organization and showed clearly how
such benefits will come by getting to.
gether and staying togetherr A large
number OF new members we're added
and wealth enthusiasm prevailed.
The meeting was success from every
standpoint.
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P|LLSBURy NOTES.

Mr.. F. w. Ehred, of Hope was
Pillsbury caller Monday.
Mrs. M. G. Peterson spent the latter
part Of the week at the Will Snowden
home.
Miss Lucy g. Gray spent the week
end at Page.
The Basket Ball game at the Pills
bury Hall Saturday night between the
Pillsbury High School and Ashtabula
proved an interesting game, which
ended in victory for the Pillsbury
boys 1927. A large crowd turned out
and the supper after the game was
served by the Mothers Club.
The Commercial Club met in the Hall
Friday evening for social time.
Supper was served for them by the
Mothers Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bendelow and daugh-
ter, Olive, spent Thursday until Sat.
urday at the VIII sowden home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keyes entertained
at their home last Wednesday even.
ing about twenty-eight friends. The
evening was spent in progressive
whist. At eleven O'Clock delightful
lunch was served. Two prizes were
given. The guests left at one O'CLOCK
, everyone having had splendid time
FL. Wells, who has purchased the
farms lately rented by Harry Hill and
S. M. Wood arrived with his two car.
loads last week. Mr.. Wells family
came Monday morning.
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Closing Out. Sale

Starting March Goth we will
close out our entire $25, 10000
stock of General Merchandise
at cost prices. 1t will pay you
to come to this sale. Bargains
for everybody. Our business is
also for sale and we will reduce
it in size to suit purchaser. Only
one general other store in town.
We haveother business that takes
our time. Best business open
ing that could be offered. Rent
cheap and location the best in
town. ~
P. K. PRIEST,
Portland, N. Oak.
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Chas. Morrow arrived Saturday with
one car. He has rented the Rod
Mckay farm in Steele County.

Nnds. MOrr0W arrived saturday WIFI
one. car. He has rented the Rod
Mckay farm in Steele County.
Walter Boyer, of Eagle Lake, MINI.
has purchased the S. e. quarter of
section 2 and will arrive with farm
equipment soon.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. G..
Sowden, on Thursday afternoon in
the presence of a number of relatives,
a Christening Ceremony performed by
Rev. John Bendelow, over the young
est son named, Vernon Carlyle Sow
den. In the evening a large number
of the Baldwin people gathered and
were successful in giving Rev. and
Mrs. Bendelow and daughter, Olive, a
surprise. When all had gathered a
sumptuous supper WAS served, after
which the remainder of the evening
was spent in music and singing. Near
the close OF the evenings enjoyment
Mrs. Sowden presented the honored
guests with token of remembrance
from their many Baldwin friends.
About l:30 all departed to their re-
spective homes declaring an excellent
time.
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STAR i SOCIAL CLUB.

At the last meeting Of the Farmers
Star Social Club which was held Fri
day evening March Oath. The Easton
Club was entertained. Owing to the
poor condition of the roads and the
inclemancy OF the weather only a few
members OF the visiting club were able
to attend.
The next meeting will he at the Bla-
bon Hall, April l4th. Following is
the program which will then be given.
Song No. %. Observation-Disclosures. Club
Reading. Miss Gilbertson
Action Song. Primary Pupils
Talk. Mr.. J. ID. Parkman
Reading. g........... Mrs. w. Il. Newell
Song. .Mesdames Stewart and Burner
Dramatization OF Story Mabel Newell
Lloyd, Newell, and Elizabeth Becker
recitation. ..Arthur Chalmers
Music. ...... John Sund, Densil Holt,
Hartwell Burner, Henry Langager
Club Journal. .....L. T.. Sell
Reading. g............. Elmer Langager
Song No. Observation-Disclosures. Club