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F O r S A l. E

Oh WEST FRANKLIN STREET.
Splendid homo. between Adams and
Monroe Streets. Snowu 10y appoint
mcut.
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NEW stuc'" s-room dwelling. wi'h large
'"i'ar. Very "lcsr to lin" North
Sidc. 'Tic". $500. Liberal terms.
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property adjoining tho
Retreat FOR Sick nc" $4,000 hospital
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% acres. mifcY from city. on good nuto
road 80 acres In cultivation. balance wood
horse. l'"ad cattle, and all farm i'm
pl"Ucuts small dwelling Al for B. SEQ
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si.1H1 Brick Investment. Wcs, End. renting
70 hfsi-ciass tenant. Small amount u
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's 5,. A ,.1 lot near Belmont Ave
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have traded for house and will soil ,t
4 bargain. 'lOsc 30 Gnter Park car linz.
y rarC chanC" If YOU want - home ,h"ap.
Ii rimns- liauat.h
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9Co acres. - micS from city. y. miles to
railroad. 100 acres in cultivation. S-roor>
imAiiinz and good outbu,,Lings. only So
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Let us conduct your auction sale.
Better Terms. Better Methods. Bette!
q
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;5n-Bcautiful lot Eeisington Avenue. near
now E!4O.Nl S,hoo-- L:..y tnrlms.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
|o:D : ',:....,,, ::

BULLETIN or
o'.p DOMINION AUCTION AND COM
MISSION Company.
5l3-5lo Lyric Building.
Phone Madison $3.50
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33Iho-BriCk ro.IdcnCc Main street, ne;
belmont Avenue.
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5i:2"o-Dota chcd fran" dwelling Church
I'm, renting sla ." per month.
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fNE sal" or rul.t. nov mOd'fn buWgnloW:
furnace heat. electric lights. sl."pInE
porch aud garage. Woodland Heights. 90!
west Twcuty-fou:tk Sii.ci. Phone Ran
%ICE corner lot on Three Chopt Road
facing Country Club. below market price
Bargain. y IL care Times Dispatch.
l-..I =
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15
COAL MINERS GET RAISE.

The greatest raise in wages in the
history of coal mining in the state
of Colorado was given all employees
Of all coal mines in the state, effec-
tive November first. Following is Civ
en- the scale now in effect at the Bulk
ley, Porter, Horace and Smith-Anthra-
cite mines of this district, based upon
an eight-hour day.
Drivers, $5.40; Timbermen, Track
men, Rockmen, $5.40; Engineers, $5.55;
Carpenters, $5.55; Firemen, $3.50; all
outside labor not mentioned in fore
going list, $3.50. The diggers were
given an advance of ten cents per ton
on all coal loaded and fifteen per cent
on all yardage, etc. These mines are
all overwhelmed with orders for all
classes of coal, and their maximum
capacity is curtailed only by railroad
car shortage. This car shortage is
being remedied gradually and it is
therefore anticipated that very shortly
all the cars required may be furnished.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15
EMPIRES INDUSTRIAL EDITION

Mrs. Sarah J4rret came in Friday
from Gunnison in an effort to inter
est business houses in an extra edi-
ton, the Christmas issue of the Gun
nison Empire. The plan is for an ad-
vertisement Of the various industries
and offerings in sightseeing and
sports our county can offer to any or
all who may be interested in our coun-
<Y-either in . business way or as
an inducement to tourists. We are
sure 1t is 4 splendid and worthy plan.
A great deal Of expense has been and
wil1 be incurred by the paper. in Sc
curing the best pictures Of the beauti-
full scenes throughout the cou1ty-ef
thu business houses whose advertise
ments help to handle the Issue and all
needed to give accurate and detailed
infermation to out-si1ers. We trust
thAt after thought on tlse matter more
Of our business men VIII see the ad-
vantage Of this issue and help in
carrying out the idea for their own
good and the welfare Of Gunnison
county.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15
Members Of 42d U. s. Infantry Leso
Lives whom Locomotive Plows
Thru Passenger Coaoh.

Three soldiers were killed, two art
missing and fifteen were injured in 6
rear-end collision between two sec.
tions of troop train on the Denver
& Rio Grande railroad mile west Of
Cotopaxi, Fremont county, at $3.50 a
m. Monday.
The dead are:
Clater P. Preston, first sergeant.
Fred P. Whitehouse, musician.
Guy B. Alexander, band leader.
The injured:
Sergeants d. Tarbett and Lewis Ed.
wards, Privates William M. Egbert, R
S. Carlson, Seymour Howell, Ralph
Schmidt, v. S. Martin, Joseph Des-
rocks, B. C. Davenport, Carl Linder-
berg, R. F. Armstrong, Ralph Taylor
Frank Hardini, Claud Cullins, ]. Huff
Egbert and Carlson are seriously
hurt. The injuries Of the others con-
sist Of bruises and abrasions.
The track was cleared at 12:45 p
M, and the trains started east few
minutes later.
The injured are being rushed to
the Denver & Rio Grande hospital at
Salida. Reports from there state that
the accident was probably due to q
mixup in signals, there being no evil
dence of plot to wreck the trains.
The soldiers were members Of the
42nd United States infantry, enroute
from Utah to Camp Dodge, Iowa.
The troop train was in three sec
tions. The second section, for some
unknown reason, slowed up, the third
section crashing into the rear car.
The first section was well in advance
Of the other two.
A relief train was hurried to the
wreck from Pueblo and physicians
rushed to the scene from other points
on the line.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15
At Jacks Cabin

Jimmy Ogden was In town Monday
with moro potatoes.
Louis Lcuero was a visitor in
Crested Butte Saturday. ~
A o. Mcdonald has been = frequent
business visitor in town this week,
Henry Elmer, of the Taylor River
side, lost ono Of his cabins by FIRE last
Friday.
Mrs. Jaunita Comstock and little
son visited Mrs. Laurel Spann several
days recently.
Miss Florence Lucero gave q de-
lightful little Halloween party for
her pupils last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie spann were
guests of Mrs. laurel Spann in an
auto trip to town Tuesday after
noon from Jacks Cabin
Ed Stokes, who has been employed
at the MerglemAn ranch, left Friday
for 0,nnison where they expect to
spend the winter months.
Keith BaremgArtner left Monday
for a weeks visit with his parents in
Canon City. Mr. Baremgartner has
ben employed on the Laurel Spann
ranch for some time.
The Spann boys, Lang, lance and
Billie came to town Monday in the
latter's car. After trip to cow
camp the spanns came on into town,
where Mr.. Billie Spsnn had some dem
tai work done.
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Minke at Jacks
Cabin, on Wednesday, Nov. Z. The
mother and son are reported doing
doing fine and have the we'll wishes
of all their Jacks Cabin friends,
The turkey shoot ct the Neiderhut
ranch below Jacks Cabin last Thurs
day proved good success. A num-
ber of car loads Of folks from all
over Gunnison. Ohio Creek and Jacks
Cabin valley attended and all report
lots Of fun and several had good luck
In getting big fat turhsys for Tt,anks-
gtviag.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15
A Few Words FROM Wilksln
BY Wallace Irwin

The following poem was published
July 9Th, 1905, in Golfers Weekly
and is reprinted to show that wher
it comes to authentic prophesying
your professional soothsayers, crysta
gazers and pot stirrers have to tax,
Man wants put leddle hier below
Und wants dot leddle Dutch
Rer wishes vich wish l know,
Are NIGHT SO fiery much:
Choost Europe, Asia, Africa,
Der Western Hemisphere
Und coaling station in Japan
Dot will pc all dis year.
Hi-lee. hi 10, der Winds dey plow
Choost like Die Wacht am Rhein;
Und vat iss mein pelongs to Me-.
Und vat iss yours iss mein!
Jah also. vhen vloat aroundt
Mitin mein royal yacht
I see so much vat iss NIGHT Dutch
Dot-ach, du lieber Gott!-
1t gif me such a shtrange distress
1 Cannot understand
How volks gan lif in happiness
Mitout no Vaderland!
Hi.lee, hi-lo, der Winds dey pillow
As sail round apout
| r. L., Nc%;or. ~~ool ~I,,;co
Und sausages und kraut.
| Each hour l shange mein uniform,
Put l nefer shange mein mindt,
Und efery day I make Elm spooch
To penefit mankindt;
Race Soosancide, der Nations Pride
Divorce und Public Sins
talk SO much like Roosenfelt
I dink We must pc twins!
Hi-lee, hi-lo, der Winds dey plow
Der maxim Rule or Bust
You Cannot wreck our Syndicate
Ven Gott iss in der Trust!
Peing Elm kviet Noodral Power,
know mein chob, you bet
bray for Peace, und hope for War
Und keep meir powder wet;
Put ven I've nodings else to do
Put shtandt around und chat
Den der Right Divine talks nonsens'
Trough mein military hat.
Hi-lee, hi-lo, der Winds dey plow
Und softly yisper dis:
"Der Kaiser he iss more as yet
Und all iss right vat Iss!"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15
evRoM HEWITT

By8pN HEWITT
Sarah E. Jarrett, Salida, Colo. .25
w. L. johnson, Crested Butte, Colo
rado .25
Angus Taylor. Crested Butte, Colo
radc .25
n. J. Boyle, Crested Butte, Colo
sado Is
G. H. Freeman. Crested Butte. .25
Mrs. John Gibson, Buttes -. 80
Isabella G. sONeil, Buttes ...... 80
H~hv Nutting, Crested Butte, Colo
Spdo 80
~ D. Wilson, Crested Butte, Colo
RADIO 100
Nm. E w. Hauser, Crested Butte,
Colorado ~
Ms, @. H. Wise. Crested Butte. Colo
IAAo rs
2oa Slons, Crested Butte ..... .25
Nrs- J. N. Moffitt, Crested Butte .25
Orlando A. Dram, Crested Butte,
Colorado ,.,,,...,..,.,.,... I'd
Claude Lucsro. Jacks Cabin. Colo
Ino0 .......s.... ..............s 10
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15
.GuNlll60N COUNTY CON-
TRIBUTES $S1. rs FOR TOBACCO
Bey Scouts Render Valuable Service in
Soliciting Funds
ssy eessse i.vss. Crested sstts esd
Osj(sst Tssssss Ms.sy fer Soldiers.

Bslow We print list of contribu-
tioae to the Empire Tobacco fund,
In ths raising Of which Dean Quig-
Icy and the Boy Scouts took so much
intsrest and secured such good re-
suits. Each Boy Scout is given credit
with tbs work done and also the
donors to thssfund:
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15
t11looAN0 OWEN

Ie4vSW Vvv&W
joseph hcpssnott, Gunnison =. 100
lfPs, Frank E. KEENAN,. Gunnison u
dJss, N. Little, Crested Butte :,
1frs. C. A. Botsford, Crested Butts -
Mn r. p. Kelly, Crested Butte 30
Go, Sullivan, GunpiseA ........ so
g. J. Disl, Crested Butte ...... .2S
T. 8. Axnew, LonRmont. ....... .25
Mrs. John r. Wesden, Crested Butte
u
C. L. Ross, Crested Butte ...... 80
". r Kerr, Crested Butte 80. so
Lewis Miller, 9unnieea .,....., .0
Mrs, Sanford, Gunnisen .,,.... 10
Mrs, A. q. Clark, ounnisoA -. -
Mr.. 7. W. Gray, Gunnisoa ...... -
Miss Mary UNeil Gunnison :. .26
Elisabeth Clifford, Gannison -. .S
r. A. Owen, Gunnison ........ .25
y. R. Jenkins, Crested Butte >. .26
. John B. Wesdin, Crested Butte. .25
Nr, strunk, Gunpison ,,,..,,. 100
81 l. Nuasoa, Crested Butte =, so
%, v. Benson, Crestsd Butte :. so
NJ, E. Hudson, Crested Butte =. 80
Margaret n. Ross. Crested Butte so
Ms, jessie Kssr, Crested Butte ...bo
Elizabeth Jenkins, Cnssted Butte rs
: Eva c. Millspaugh, Gunnison. 80
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15
pRueE sYoNg

j Roger Nelson. Crested Butte :. i
Lawrence Heck, Gunnison 80. .
C. Besse, Gunnison ........... =
's. 8. johnson, Gunnison $40. IL
Walter Bray, Gunnison ........ :,
Edward MiIler, Gunnison ...... !
W. ". Cseper, Denver ........ !.
4, Camp-Map Crested Butte >. !
J. G, Evans aetsd Butte ,.u !
Frank Baker, tested Butte =. !
John Byouk, q stsd Butte 49,.
John Yoklavich. Crested Butte. i.
Martin vsrxuh, Crested Butte. .
Nary 7. Gladstone, Buttss 49,. .
Mrs. VIM. johnson, Buttss -. /.
Alex O'Nsil, Buttes ............
Mrs. John Gardiner, Buttss =. !.
Mrs. LA~rsaes aayaeF. Bsttss ;. .
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15

Business brot Jno. McCabe to Gun
nison Wednesday.
Charles Hubbard was in town Mon
day from the Star mine.
Auditor Pollock, for the D. & r. G.
was in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wylie were in
town on business Wednesday.
Oliver Thomas came in for coal
Monday for his Gothic ranch.
Herbert Andrews returned Monday
night from his Montrose visit.
Bridget O'Neill and Birch Keelor
were on the sick list this week.
Scheyler Hudson came in Saturday
from Irwin and will work here this
winter.
Willis Mclaughlin with his little
son were in from Gothic the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIDE Braswell with
their little son were down Sunday
from Telco.
Everett Lowe transacted business
in Gunnison Wednesday, having come
up from lola.
Harry Endner, Horace Dudley and
Harry Wing motored up to the Star
mine on Sunday.
James Nash was an outbound pas-
senger for the lower country Sh isgal
business Monday. 80
Verne Wise left early la6 for
the capital city to taes jir 1feClen-
athan's stock to market.
Business detained E. G.. Palmer IN
Denver a day longer than he expected
SO he will be home Wednesday.
be the Zsdeler Symphonic Quintette.
November 81 At tho Unique Theatre
Miss Margaret Crazy, one Of our
seventh grade teachers. spent the
week end in Gunnisen with her par
ents.
-
w. G. Cole went to Irwin on Sat-
urday with c. A. Botsford and will
be employed by him ~ blacksmith
this winter at that camp.
Frank 8. Rockefeller who il inter
ested with Price in the saw-mill above
town came up on business Saturday
connected with the property.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Botsford and
family with Mrs. r. P. Kelley and lit
tie girls made motor trip TO Ir-
win on Sunday. returning that day,
The official inspector for the Gum
nison Chapter of the w. r, c., Mrs.
Dora Newell of Durango, will be here
on Wednesday to conduct the regular
inspection.
Among the shoppers the fore part
of the week we noticed Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Leeman, Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Wer-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Mergelman
and John Harmon.
Mrs. Florence Martin, Mrss Gertie
Thornell, Miss Blanch Ross and Miss
Donaldson all Of Gunnison were guests
Of Mrs. Geo. Sullivan in . motor party
visiting here Sunday.
Mrs. C. ]. Diel was an outbound
passenger on Mondays train for Wich-
ita, Kansas. Mrs. Diel is on COM
bined pleasure and business trip and
will visit her brothers while in that
state,
Pete Campbell arrived on Saturdays
train from Salida and will continue
treatments at home, that were COM
menced at the hospital for chronic
skin trouble he has been ailing with
for some time.
C. B. Sewell of Carbondale went
thru town enroute to Gunnison Satur-
day. Mr.. Sewell drove from Carbon
dale to marble and from there came
horseback to Crested Butte. He yy.l
ports finding considerable snow tes1|
the canons. F
Jim McClenathan has been again
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15
SOLDIERS KILLED AND MANNED
IN WRECK ON RIO GRANDE
Third Section Telescopes the Second in
the Royal Gorge
WANTED IMPROVISATION.

The committee that was appointed
by the County Council Of Defense
consisting of Miss Cara Estes and
H. F. Lake Jr. has been very basy
preparing the official war tecord iris
week. This is the work according to
the request of Hon. Ed. Taylor, Civ
ing complete record Of all Of Gun
nison County's enlisted and drafted
men. A plea that anyone who knows
MI! thing of any "f the Toys in rc-
gard to location, company, rank, or
any data that couii be filled into the
card below has been voiced. 4 Peo-
pie, these records will be vcfs ysl-
liable in years to come from thS y
gal standpoint, and as = great deal
of information rega ding ths enlisted
men is hard to obtain. Please, IL you
know anything of then notify either
of the committee. The drafted men
are not as hard to trace.
Present Address Observation-Disclosures.
Home Address
Father r................ ...,.......
NiOthcT sss.........
Place and Date Of Birth ............
Date Of Entering Service ..........
Place ................ .............
Branch Of Service Observation-Disclosures.
company ............
Regiment .............. ..........
Name of Ship (if Navy ............
II other War Work name Of Com
mittee or Organization ..........
Name and present address Of Highsr
Officers: Lieuts. ........ .......
Capt. ................ ....
Promotions, Decorations etc, with
Dato .............s
Present Rank .......... ............
DiSCIhIRoo
CASuaItbe8 ............
Address Of nearest friend or relative
not In Service .......... ........
WHO .............. ................
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15
COUNCIL MEETING

November 9. 1917.
At q special meeting Of the Beard
Of Trustees Of the Town Of Crested
Butte, there were pressat Mayer
Arnott, Trustees Robinson, Soager,
Verzuh and YoklavicA. Gulliford 81
McClenathan absent. The minutes -
last meeting were approved - read
and the following bills were read:
o. A. Dram. local registrar--$ 8 Is
E. G. Gladstone, salary for Oct. IL %
Max Bazz, salary for Oct 10 90
Max Baxz, team work Sept 20 90
Max Baxx, team work Oet.---- 10 20
8. c. Robinson, lumber and
nails ~ W
C. F. Kunze, work on cement
butments II 90
Cr. Butte Light & Water Co.,
lights for Oct. ------------ 30 80
Angus Taylor, glass and tele-
phone calls ---------------6 %
Ross, Diel 4 Co., insurance ----1S7 80
M. I. Roth, boots and lock - 90
Matt Melinsic, logs ------- 90
Moved by Songer, seconded by Yok-
lavich that bills n read be allowed
and warrants drawn in payment.
Roll call, ayes all.
Moved by Songer, seconded by Rob
inson that the moving picture show
license question be put over until at
least five members Of the council are
present. Motion carried. The follow.
ing named persons have paid their dog
tax for year 1917:
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15

8. z. Spencer, GunnispH ........
An, Winslow, aunnisaR ,..,.,
,2a4 Miller, dupnisoH ,,,,,.,,.,
'Jo1n @. tArrar. Gunnison ......
Mrs. Geo. Arter5erry, Gunnison .
Mra A. C. Matthews, Gunnison
Mn. n. A. Jsncks. Gunnison :.
Nm. Ernest Miller. Gunnison
1soaera Gladstone, Crested Rt:
JeAn Vernon, Crested butte -,
Jacob Kochevar, Crested Bt...
Geo. Anderson, Crested Butte =.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoy, Cres. Bt...
Ars. Jake Saya, Crested Butte.
Mrs. l. G. Espey, Crested Bt...
Mrs.. Angus Taylor, Crested b.:
". A. Gillaspey, Gpnnisan .... l,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15

Mrs. Sam Bottsnfeld and son, Alvin
spent Friday ia tsu SAsnpiaS.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15

Ed. Stokes vas up from Gunnison
Monday, on = business trip. returning
Tuesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15

Jim McClenathan has been again
sent to tn Salida hospital for treat
ment. Mr.. McClenathan went thru \
serious operation . few months ago
and it il thought rstusred to his ranch
to work too sooa. Dsfails Of this re-
lnoss - ~ - yonalvsa = ~
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15

s.IssrlAs ssr ~ esass.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15
c1AREMcE eIL-EsPlE

O. AREN0E ouLIESP1E
: e. ]. Sampliner, Gunnison :....: 90
B. N. Seal, 2sle Rexter, Denver 80
y. w. Davis. urcnison .,,..... Loo
T. A. Mirss, Cuu,.son ........ .f6
Clara Cooper, Gunnison. 70
r. e. Mueller, t;,inr.s m ...... .b
n. b. Fogg, Gunnlson .......;. 70
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15
We see Telco has developed in,

We see Telco has developed into
quite a little town this summer. I'm
der the energetic management Of Mr..
Harry Endner Of the Gunnison Lum-
Der company, he supplies from his
Telco camp, all the native lumber he
uses. Developments on the saw-mill
proper and the buildings and homes
for employees has progressed rapidly
during the few months it has been in
existence and certainly shows signs
Of prosperity and big business.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15

b Dr. allsy of the c. F. 4 1. hospital
In Puaklo, was q guest at the hotel
Thyrsday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15

w. G. Cole went to Irwin on Sat.
urday with c. A. Botsford and viii
be employed by him ~ blacksmith
this winter at that camp.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15

Mrs. Patrick Morgan has recovered
entirely from her recent Illness, we
are clad to announce.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15

Business detained E G.. Palmer In
Denver a day longer than he expected
so he will be home Wednesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15

C. B. Sewell of Carbondale went
thru town enroute to Gunnison Satur-
day. Mr.. Sewell drove from Carbon
dale to marble and from there came
horseback to Crested Butte. He n.
ports finding considerable snow tes1
the canons, r
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-15
c. c. Bruner was in Saturday from

c. C. Bruner was in Saturday from
Gothic.
Ed. Lee was a visitor from Irwin
Saturday.
Dan Mcdonald was a visitor from
Gothic Monday.
Business brot Jno. McCabe to Gun
nison Wednesday.
The evening world., 1917-11-30

better clothes. thoy have fresh out
look on NE. Thcy are deepening,
broadening. acquiring q srnso of thoir
true worth 20 the world. They are
learning how 10 spend money. They
arc forgetting 90 be Fnohblsh: are
cuHivatihg n dhc sbiidirlty. l.spV-
clally rcmhrkabIc is tho dovolopfhaut
VI the woman 10 the small town, who
never pcforo worked outside her
home"
7 WAS calling on Mrs Murphy be-
4 cause she has bdh ihaking a sur
rey Of the Nbnian's dfiv0 into indus
try since We entered the war and told
of her discoveries most Interestingly
at recent meeting OF the Woman's
Forum. She herself IL successful
business woman. q consultant on
home economies. with offices At No.
a. Broadway But the years OF ciii-
cient work which have whitencd her
hair have not dulled her clear blue
eyes nor chilled the equhblc friend
lincss Of smile and voice.
She smiled as she observed TO me,
Just a fow hours ago | was talking
TO a man about these new Jobs wom-
en- have taken. win they ever give
them up? he inquired. Never | re-
piled. you bet your life they won't
Think OF the little scamstrcss." Mrs
Murphy conpnuph earnestly, "who
Aas been eariling 81 a day and at that
hatrft Mad work cvthJ day. She ha'
The evening world., 1917-11-30
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thai Toe I uua' amaze fIs angels"
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'ng wf'ufH f1 Hpfnt uuf0 wisely
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pennies worth ~ tuffa psnnlfa"
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"frs fhe meah, petty shifa a. Whirh
womSn without pay envelopes have
been put that srs rfsrunsibis fDr
much unwisdom In feminine spend
lnR herr that Canadian women.
" hp nave beeh doinR war work longer
thar Ve. pfe buy1ng RnDd wooden cloth
Instead ~ ah0ddy, They understand
tho Dro costs ~ much 80 make no ~
Tho other. and that The good cloth
looks beitor. wears longer. ana in.
~ fnc vfarcr"
Have you found that women are
entering al tho indus'rice7" asked
nIr would he almost ir'possibls q,
Il cnumorats their now tasks q"
shc replied They are in car SHOPS.
machine s1ops. shoe shops. munltipr
factories Thcy hrs oilers, wipcr