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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24

A man said, "Pll oil my automobile
tomorrow" The next LAY found the
bearings burnt out, which meant a
heavy expense in having them replaced.
When you shirk your work you hrt
with failure just as sure as you dirt
with death when you play marbles with
dynamite. The glory of your past ac-
complishments cast 10 halo over The
doings of the present or the dreams Of
the future. Doing nothing or putting
of what you have to do will be the un-
doing of your reputation for past ac-
complishments. Putting or until TO-
morrow is the most expensive habit
you can cultivate. N. Il. A.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24
BURGLARItS CLEARED UP

Wen have to take back some of
those gentle .jibes at the police. They
have cleared up "A number of bur
glaries by securing confession from
Isadore Duchart, aged l5. The lad was
caught in the fiat above the Ahlswede
store ON Park street and confessed to
having taken money from there four
times. lie also confessed to having
been with other lads who burglarzed
the Chermak and Brey stores. The two
boys he duplicates are out of the city,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24

My little sister sometimes accom-
panied me when | called on my friends.
She made practice OF asking for
something to eat aud | asked her not
to do SO again. The next time she
moved uneasily in her chair, and final
~ said: well, ! think we had better
start for home, Use getting SO hungry
l'se afraid you viii have to carry me
home. Chicago Tribune.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24
Sundays Results
Sundays Results
White Sox, 6; Sheboygap, D.
Racine, 8; Kosciuskos, 4.
Manitowoc, s; Waupun, 2.

The old rivals, Kellnersville and
Kelsmeiers met on the diamond at
Kellnersyille Sunday and when the
dust had settled after veritable swat
fest the score was finally agreed upon
as kellnersville IL, Kielsmeiers IL.
Kellnersville made 2l hits off KohPs
delivery and the Kielsmeiers gathered
lS safties off Luebke. 1t was a good
old-fashioned game of the national
sport with ash meeting leather with Q
crash every once in while.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24
They Saw the Cow.

A woman with family Of children
recently moved from the heart of n
city to one of the suburbs, whore they
found various new educational oppor-
tunities. one day II neghbor met them
all walking back from the edge of
town aud asked whether they had
been out Ia the country. Yes" said
the woman, "the man who brings our
butter suid hc had u COW out there aud
took the children out to see It."
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24
LOCAL MAN TO BIG MEET

Albert Goedjen, statistician of the
Wisconsin Public Service Co, has beer
appointed by the company to represent
his employers at "A meeting of all
traction companies of the county
Called at Washington, ID. c., by Presi-
dent Wilson. Street railways with in
come fixed by franchise or regulating
bodies are alll in bad way financially
since the value of their nickels has
shrunk to less than half in its purchas'
ing power.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24
Germs and Money.

It's all right, doc. Your intentions
are good, we know, in saying that bor-
rOwed articles spread disease. We eau
consistently refuse to lend chap
money, out of regard for his health.
But how about making touch? Or
what about the chap who already owes
and has declared moratorium until
money is made germ-proof Chicago
Daily News.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24
MOTOR CLASH

William Waak was going west on
Franklin street last Thursday on a
motorcycle Mrs, Hiram Madison was
proceeding north on 18th street driy-
ing an automobile. The two vehicles
clashed and the lighter one with its
driver went underneath The motor
cycle was a sorry spectacle and WAX
was badly bruised and shaken up. How
he escaped serious injury is a cause for
wonderment.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

A farm Of 1874 acres situated in town
OF Franklin, one mile north Of Cato
Station. ia acres under cultivation;
20 acres timber land. Good two story
house, frame barn 100 feet long by so
feet wide with basement; running
spring water on the farm. Will sell
outright or take in exchange as part
payment 40, go or so acre farm. Iu-
quire OF owner,
MICHAEL MEEHAN,
T. o. Address, Cato, Manitowoc Co,
Wis. 1t
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24

The county highway officials have
secured land for highway 55 feet
wide through the premises of Mr.. Hig-
gins north of the Country club for a
link in the new trunk line road to Two
Rivers that avoids Lake Michigan as
if it were a pestilenee. Reports are
that the state highway people plan TO
build the road this year but nobody
ever drove a ear on plans.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24
Success at Last.

"A penny for your thoughts she
said. "I'll take 1t Hurrah II knew
all along that this moving picture see.
mario would sell sooner or later, In spite
of the fact that every director to whom
1t was submitted declared 1t worth
less. Judge.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24
Taqore's Philosophy.

My heart Il full and feel that hap
piness Is simple like meadow flower.
| look around me and see the
silent sky and flowing water and feel
that happiness Is spread abroad as
simply rs smile on u ehllds face
Tagore
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24
SOFT DRINK PLANT

The Manitowoc Products Co.. the
name of the former brewers, is about
to establish a modern soft drink plant
in the bottling works of the former
Kunz- Bleser brewery The Schreihart
brewery is working almost to capacity
as an ice-cream factory
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24
AS an Encore.

My little nephew, Howard, two and
a half years old, had Just been taught
the evening prayer, "Now l lay me
down to sleep, etc" On coming to tho
end of II he said, "Now, mamma, let's
have another little piece. Little Fishes
In the Brook. Cleveland Leader.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24
Wanted a "F oot."

My nephew, George, aged four,
a Sunday evening meal, wanted a sand
wich. Not being able to say 1t, he
said: Mother give me two pieces oi
bread aud q foot (meaning chicken
leg) and hide the foot. cleveland
Leader.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

John Schuette has taken it upon
himself to insist upon certain people Of
the city going out into the country
during the summcr He mas made a
convert of Mayor Villas and the two
are now doing missionary work in that
line. They are both muscularly per
suasive and are making numner of
converts.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24
everything Comnieth.

"Well, Henry said to my neigh.
Dors little boy. u suppose you Will
soon be running the new automobile" 7"
20, no. he said. My papa bought
chauffeur with the cur. Exchange.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24
Different Views.

A New Jersey clergyman resigned
complaining that his congregation
wanted phonograph In the pulpit
A good many congregations complain
because they have one.-pittsburgh
Dispatch.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24
ITEMS FROM THEssPILOT FILES
FIFTY YEARS AGO

Last Monday we had a genuine hail
storm for about fifteen minutes. The
hail was about the size of large pea,
and came down pretty fast 1t finally
settled down to cold and dreary rain,
which continued until Tuesday morn
ing. How long it will be before it will
commence again we do not know, and
we guess no one else does
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24

The teachers engaged in the Third
ward school are: A. Guttmann, prin-
cpal; Fred Christensen, assistant prin-
cipal; Ida Symes, Clara Hentner, Josie
Secor, l.. Grossteuck, Minnie Luepke,
T.. Eberhardt, f.. MINI, Minnie
Schroeder, Nellie Brady
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24

We clip the following from the
Green Bay Advocate: 1t is but one
of the many kind notices of Jere,
which have appeared in our exchanges,
from all parts of the state:
at is with sadness we take up the
Pilot of the 9TH inst, and read the
valedictory of its founder and editor,
Jere Crowley. His health, long fail
ing, has necessitated his withdrawal
from the editorial chair, as he thinks
forever The publication of the
Pilot was commenced by him ten years
ago, and in its conduct has proved
himself an able writer, an indefatigable
worker for the interest of the city and
county and for the Democratic party.
He is man of warm friendships and
genial diSposition-a friend upon
whom we have been able to rely at all
times, and however well his editorial
successor may build upon the found
alton he has laid with SO much toll and
care, we shall sadly miss the master
hand of Jere. But we hope his forbod-
ings will not prove to be correct and
that he will be long spared to his
friends if not to the public at large"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24
BASEBALL

The Manitowocs defeated the Wau'
pun team at Waupun Sunday, 5 to 2.
TEAM STANDING
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24

The Sturgeon Bay Advocate has
rather sarcastic article on newspaper
patronage. The patronage complained
Of consists Of beating the paper out of
its just dues There is no newspaper
deadbeat NOR offensive to the pub
Usher than one who will have the post
master return the paper marked "re-
fused" or removed" The man who
after having taken paper without
paying for it will be so discourteous as
not to request its discontinuance, Is
lacking in the instincts of gentleman.
The second most disagreeable dead
beat is the one who sponges his read
ing and then criticises the policy of the
paper The man who pays for his
paper has purchased the right to criti-
else The sponge has not earned the
right, but he Is the person most apt to
exercise it, The third in order of evil
is the subscriber who when few years
in arrears, discovers on being dunned
that he had ordered the paper discon-
tinued long, long time ago. Publish
ers have to deal with queer classes OF
people and learn u great deal of what
Is uugracious in human nature.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24

Goodrich's warehouse at the mouth
of the river is nearly completed, that is
the inside part, and the office put in
tip-top style. We are not positive as
to the day the boats will commence
running into the river, but it will prob
ably be some time in the early part of
next week
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-24

The teachers employed in the First
ward school are; c. T.. Palzer, prnci-
pal; Emily Richter, assistant principal;
Frida Kruger, Alice Garnet, Mrs.
Burmeister, Minnie Luebke, Laura
CluSen.
Married -ROse-Edwards. In the
city of Milwaukee on Sunday, July ~,
by Rev. Richardson, Mr. John ID. Rose
and Miss Ida Edwards of the city of
Mantowoc.
Brook s-Smokc At Denver, July II,
Mr.. Harry T. Brooks and lone A.
Smoke.
Chrstiansen-Fulton AT the resi-
dence of the brides parents in Manito-
woe Rapids on Wednesday, July %,
Mr., Fred Christensen and Laura Full
ton. Mr.. Christensen is assistant prin-
cipal of the Third Ward school and is
young man of undoubted worth His
bride has also been a teacher and is
deservedly popular.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23
apnsresmanb gan Dpfe bgb.

- * : Z.
9eir 38-aarige, e,1ergiife @o1tgreg-
lna,,o fra Miltneiota doe aong.esoi=
itrift, Ser o1nfatter ct. saul, afgif
Girs6og Not be6 Deben 8aibinez
ton of Ell Mopelioelfe. 6an afrejife
fra ct. 9al,l ii6ite 9orsoag for at
beltage let oen1ofrotiif Hnrti1nboe
% biDaane Nab11illge1, al aongres.
ien Sar bar for tort 9io itoe,t fpe
af SSnflue1l5a. Sans @1titru og 10
Dptre Ieper I CT. Yall.
Ban DDfe tilbprte BET 6e11ofratiifc
Horti % bar bette Gnrtis eneffe Ge-
pruientotlt fra Mit1nefoto; ball bala=
tes ferIte Sang i ia % er blebet
gjenbalgt to @oltge iioen. @1lper11g1
oil Ell at oe fprife Sage
faitfatteD Dagen for goleet nf enSteb-
fprtrro Der Deltes / io1ane gl1-
leonifla elt ipaalbet1oe. Scamp ag1e, 90
Gep1tbl blifanerrrc Dil forisee at erobre
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23
750, 900 gfsenlplarer % iaaleoes er.
ct al Gl,ropas melt 1,6b-eote llge-

tstOO,COV v ApSNAfs ss3tN 10 l>ss$s~>'ss>t - =
ct al Grropas melt 1,ob-eote llge-
blahe.
@esl1oell er sr. 2arie1l-2coet,
"s(fbolo osblaoet' e,,ergiife Meoafter,
for gioen paa Mej{e beroDre, n1eoell. .
oe,t tioligere amerifanlfe Minilter
It'll Oamnarf, 81. Maurice 6raltcls
Cyan, bpis 11plig ,tbgipne Bog ON
banffc Gorbolo:: aGe1s Dears near the
@ermon sSrolltier bar puft Ell iaa
Ebetpbelig Opitgt, og iom felp !'ge e1:
|hlcpen polgt til Meob;refter for
"Mneriean @canoinabia.l Sounoas
1ion, itaar i 8eareb meO at pache=
ap1oc Ell Soreorosstoltrne ! ll',iner-
|iitets- % liter,pre 8reoic ON Gait
mort og oets 2iteratur. Ser er Dh,-
Igbeo for, at bol1 pao benne 9oltrne
|nil blipe lebinaet nf ben fisbenbnp11.
ife @un{tner Bal,l 2apsIae, Der bo,
pn,loct ltor BerSlnn,elfe for fin ge=
|r1iale gfecitotioi1 al s. 6 G.9lnberienlte
Gpentpr og 11pr0tffe Digte, lom bal'
|forebroger 1aabel pan Danif lom pao
|oet elego1,telte @ngelif.
@nbnu lfal Blot ,,9pnes, at bpert
|cnelte Sfib fra Danmarf brinacr
F,lneo fig en- eller flere of De. oonlfe
IillionGrer % 5tor-San6el els1nR11b.
|iou1 Sc }enere Mar bar frelnbraat Der
|hjelnme, og iom fommer berober for
lat FINITE l19r1nere 6orbirbelier mes
oeres onertfnnife @olleger til beggc
Qallbes % beggc Sanrfl1nbs 5oroel
Get fon iffe al1bet enb gl96e en-
bber, font ell6nl; bar liDt ajprligs
beb til fit gar11e Georela110 og Ell
lebe,1oe ss1rteresfe for 11oDifli11gen al
fit ,'pe 6eorelanos Geiourcer, at
bisie to 2a1loe 5eitan6ig fo1nuter i
ner1nere og inoer1igere 5orbinoelie
mes binot1oe1t boa6e fo111rnerctelt %
fl1ltureI. On bDbere Sorltoaelie oA
ct mere pirfionnt Santarbeibe bisie
Ito 2al1be in1ellent fan fun bore til
6orbel for begge, % III bilier 6erfor
n1eb @1pbe etbbert Mibbel, Ser fren-
'1l,er ct ion0a11t 5anarbej6e, og en-
bber, iom reffer @aonb til be11ne
ISpgabes Srenu1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23
6r11rralBtrrjkr.
gSinnipegs fon,ntertielle og iubnitri=
elle girfipmbeber lisseri Still
ftanb.

@innipeg ct j 0isie Gage bientlpgt
LAT cit Storltrejfe, Der begDuote 9ors-
Cog oell 156e Maj, 1ue11 ion tilipne=
|labe1tbc, bo bette ifribes, er re6 at
fon1me til cit Sllt1ting. 5tri6e1t be-
gp11ote ii0it slpril N}aaneo, oa 8pg=
|1lingsi1louitrte11s 9lrbejbere for!oagte
|2enforbpjelie, Al 9in1ers Nreejos-
fFoag o1Mnerfjen6el1e of .6eres 6agfor-
cni1ger. 9lrbejbSsiberne iparebe n1eo
ffsEEiilbuo ON 2g11fcrbeiel(e, nter nag-
te6e at onerfje11oe Tagfore1lingerl1e.
IDelr6. Moj beluttebe Saanobprfer=
log Mrbeioer=& =&dabet at foretnge ell
1slfltenn1lilA1 omgp gpmpatiitrejfe. .Stotsz
.11il1iiter Morris % 8orgnefer Grap
for1bgte at biIpaae 5trioelt 1nellen
oe to Nartier, r1e11 otsie 8onferencer
enbte 1toen Reiltltat o1lt girsbagell.
cg ON 9orSbage1s begpn6te 5treifen.
Nrbeioerne befie11btgior6e, at alle
|8Dells 5agforeninger n1eo l1notage1=
/ lie al i11ternatio11ole 9ppografssa agfors
.eltingen babbe itel11t for 5trejfen.
Da 5agfore1,i,tgerale omfotter SOFT
lbnbel1e, 8rn1t6n1pn6e11e, Holitibe-
.{tjentene og forifjelIiee 8Dfnnftioi1e-
Irer, bar 8pe,t pnret i,0en Golt=, Sc
llefon- % Geleeraff rbinbelie, 1toel'
lnormalt 8ranobaien, inge1 Baggage
1eller @fspresleberit1g bar fltnoet
l5teo, li1eionn mango itore fo1ntter=
.|eielIe % i1,o1lfrielIe Nirfiornbeoer er
lalffebe
Ser bor i,,ge:, l1roIigb eller
IDennpnit rntiotler neret / gDet1, Iige=
Ifom Ser bibtiI lite bor bRret Mnngel
lpoa sSpbebarer. SSagforel1i11g bar
#tillubt gaa1ri1lg af @rpo, 2eperi11g af
.EaRH % galg al anore 11gopenbigc
ragoerb e6er u11ber streifetl. Il
6ppebHrejfe fefolnitec,t og Ell Bor=
Egerfonlite bar bol6t flere@ @onfereneer,
oa 80 oe TO aomifeer ,11potes / 8irs-
56laas oraf forna nat1ole ON ct pigtiigt
Ial1l1ft tom Der gaeo oeIelie, at Sir
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23
tel1ln1elIe n1eo 9eationulitetspr

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na,,,fo esnrfs sz,,;ra,. & re1,o,.
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w lplloelpiit',.s 'noe'1lor S1on=
rna.1s ,s'1'eA1e. - plips peieoe nal
p1noI a.ro pe l,l'l1e.Deo g ;, 1or . oe1 panz
~ op.l $ '.'use'.al'li'i'e ein'.pe
u1u gltlae W. ogu.esuss n.aa1't
~ - 1u D'1le - l1eult l9eo VI
Iigjeu fpIe fla tiltrl,fne af gpiflanb,
log 9plfIa,r6 piloe pau oeres geane
|fsle 1iq fri{tet iii al bIanoe fla i
IDanmarfs sSorbolo. st tpff "ssssrre-
bento i Do,pmqrf hor iuaen gil
|.trpfninq for set oon{fe ssolf, io1n
ne6, at liaep,eaet fpor lpoat gn1flon6
|pil blipe, bill set oltib ppre ltprferc
cno 9onnrorf. Ser er monoe 5no.
}Iegpioere iom# life g111fer 6lespiu
belt, ioolebes at SET 0o11ife georb5(es-
|riu aoor til .Go1rlorf. Oh Set tnlfr
5poilesbiq til Gplflol1o, % ion, Ser
for bellere bill iten,ne for at FINITE
Fbele 5lespiq til gannorf, foroi gp-
ifcrne oo bil bore Moioritet / sles-
big og fa1, baabe pao, at ct noelt
|GIespig meo Gi6e11 igjcn fan bfipc
forel1et ll1eo gplflono.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23

s5po. 8eo 7=gibel, regne0c set 1,oglc
faa Msi,ulter 8eb baIp 8-aioen iaas
sano. at lrolle Ser, % oet bar ct al
|be NET glaoelige 5g, paa gure1l,
|og M. $40 lnalbebes Der paa 9l5o=
rerlle pe6 9prtn. gnre,1 babbe 90
|11piagtig paret Is Elmer % ! 18Mna-
ter. 6arten .bapoe gjel,nen1il1itlig
ppret ST. 01il. @ele Beiptl1i,tge,l
bar i .efscelle11tt 81 sIiilltuno, og aleropla-
met bebepeoe Blot 1logle ubetDoelige
|8eporationer.
Ron111arlopr &eub at MG4 forpe1ls
|teoe at fortiatte 9llre11 fra N5orer=
ne 911soag Mor0en 1l1eo 2ilabon,
gortl,aai ion, MaaI. S Girsoa1g
flei ban fra Sortn til Wo11ta Del
|gooa. Maifine,1 bar 90 i efscellent
'5tnnb
Mel1 ON faaIebes opeleon1tnlte
6lpbniuaer bor Daft 0pfgt oberalt i
Qreole, bpor man fglger SlDpetef'ti-.
fens lloDiflind, iaa blep Der ia1nti-.
oig al A1tftraIieren SnrrD g. @nmfe--.
foretdget ct Gorleg, elIer rettere Ingt.
ct 8obeftpffe, fon bar og n1antte
Daffe8 8el1n6ring bespqrte fer set uo
til, at set bar foitet bon % bo,,s.
Nobigatdr 2ibet.
. Sc to brittle 6lppere S. g. &ap1l-
.bont .og oen oltllralif liffpote Sarrp g..
5alpfer bdr i oeF1iblie iefs Tiger lig=
get i ct. Sobns, g. s., % pentet paa
.gl.nitigt geir. Men gorbolbene .bar.
itooig life beoret fig. Du 5amfer
bprte, at gl1nerifanernes Slbbni,lg
life iifffe bar for Bre111ie11, men Ell ptoe,1-
ffabelig l1l16erip9e1ie, beilrttebe ba1t,
troos be life gobe geirforbo16, at
,Dobe Jorigeet % 11on f6rit ober gf-
lantell uoen 2anoine % iaaleoes
Seat tbe Ounfees ucro}s"
5pnoag gftern1. M. Isl (9eeip
Dorf gio) itarteoe ba, lamnrer 1neo
fin Mabigatgr1 8 2ieutenant-G Gonr,nanz.
Bet Macfen5ie @riebe af 6e1l4britiifc.
'6loaoe, / I'll. spptpitbs s8iplan. Me-
.bens Sc al11erssunffe Slppere beIe
@eien bobbe Sfibe af bel1 onerifar1fe
.Slaa6e til 4ot Dnfbe 0agt og fo1nne
6em til Sielp i lllpffestilfalbe, iaa
ltartebe M1litralieren poa 2pffe og
.Irom1ne, FIN lto1en6e pon fig ielp og
Napi1atgre1t unoer belle 9ure11, Ser.
ion1 Maol ban6e Sen ir1fe aplt. On1
Natte11 1fn1be 5tjernerne bore beres
,@ej1ebere, pn1 Dage11 Spler.
Oct pur here9net, at Guren btloe
tage o1r1fring 90 elmer, og fra tib=
fig Man6og Morgell begDn6te Mpg-
terne at iprebe Zig, at ban par 1on6et
poa 6elt irife &plt, ct an6et pil6e bi-
6e, at Mnifine,1 bdr blepe1l f1nl0e11
3
40 Ml fra apite1l og iao fren16eles.
Me,l Set brittle M6miralitet pplDIte
|bele Man6oeel, og ON Mfte1elt at
|ingen oltte11ttife Me66elel1er elle;
l1n6erretnineerz fra WDpere,1 fore
laa, og set a,ltoges allereoe Man6ag
glften, at BON bar forulpffet. Det bri.
| tife Mbntirolitet ienbte ont Mal1baz
gen Masler al 5fibe 11b for at lebe
efter Malfinen.
Sg op til Ons0ag Morget1 bal.
ollie Gfteridgninger bnret forgjebes.
Do i1lgen Sfibe paa 9ltlnllten bar let
|e11cr bert set n1il1oite til Slppernoifi=
ne1L ul1tager mango, at be ct forltIpf.
fe0e un1iobelbart efter Storte,1 be6
Stem sSo1,,1b1an6 Soften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23

Set forIpber, at ssssttaliel1 bar. fro
faet lie lit arap poa spers ssmaaTct
ON sSi11nle. gt .0tpgte BIZ Dioe, llt4
gpell Dil blipc i11ternatio aliieret.
ssssllfet beften1t loreIieger el1o,ll,.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-11
Evening Chat
Tho siesscd Christmas Season,

~.
Tho season OF all the year when
seine people are tremendously happy
and others are unusually miserable is
slowly but surely drawing nearer the
climax which is Christmas day, The
hatoplest folks Just now are those
who have an Unlimited amount of
money to buy presents, for It was de-
cided long ago that it Is more blessed
10 give than to receive. Then comes
the man, woman and child who has
in amount sufficient to purchase a
simple remembrance bearing much
.ove II little actual money value. He
100 As fairy contented. Probably the
miserable person today-the one who
Ends himself or herself, owing to tho
Nigh cost of living, in no position to
SPEND money this year on Christmas
presents. will find time before the
2Sth Of December has disappeared in
"a the year before, to reflect comfort
ably that after all, the Christmas sea-
son Is more or less of a bore when
Xmas gifts only are the chief topic OF
conversation during the shopping peT-
idd.
j talked to dear friend Of mine
last week, one who has suffered much
disappointment and sorrow in life, and
Tor a moment or two it was hard to
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-11
Department Store.

Jones on Main street has a special
counter of unbeatable dolls made by
Horseman of New York which deserve
mention today These sell from 75e
TO $3.50 and are very good value.
Their cunning, expressive faces will
attract many a child Jones also has
very good selection of toys with in
addition, some lovely baby furnishings
baby toys, baby outfits, and baby be-
iongings of all kinds.
Fur coats at Jones store are ex-
ceptionally attractive this year sell
ing from $S5 to $3.50. Kit Coney fur
coats are MADE of Australian rabbit.
These probably come in the lowest
priced fur coats on the market. French
seal coats, very soft and very closely
resembling Hudson seal cost sos at
Jones. Beautiful gray-squirrel collar
fur coats will draw many a wOman's
eye this Christmas time. However, l
shouldn't advise any woman to lie
awake night because she can't afford
ore. There are a number of shops
where fur coats, neckpieces and
muffs may be bought this year, the
selection in the city being unusually
good.