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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
EDITORIAL


HI
Something about the Korean situation from Korean
student of Seattle
EDITOR The Star paper that stands for justice and
fights against the enemies oil lusuce is ALREADY nouceo
But on the 10Th inst you published article Koreans
Urge SQUARE Deal which sent by the United Press
from Tokyo Japan.
The appearance of such untrue article Injuries the
of Korean independence If there
fatives assembled stated Seoul and acted the dis
patch said they did, surely they the hunting dogs of
ignorant Koreans to make the world believe that the
Koreans do not independence but merely home rule
Koreans do want independence We feel that the perish
ing the whole the next best thing to independence
We do not appeal for home rule nor DO we expect square
ave declared our independence March L. 1919 AS yet
Jack power but courage
.he world may be sure that there solution of the
Korean problem except thru absolute independence.
in orr ~ cause for humanity and Justice We much
appreciate that government sacrificed men and money
r. The Of Sa to IS TE ys 5S%
THE EAST. UNDER THE PRUsSIANIc HEEL OF
'1' "CHUNGsoo OH.
Korean student at the Broadway High School"
In the new sympathy China the theft of Shan
tung. We have nearly forgotten Korea but the story Of
Korea nor China secured satisfaction or even consideration
~ It the peace table
Perhaps Japan may gobble Korea and China Just
years from now American school boys may writing
etss to secure Independence from Japanese despots
Have you read the Korean declaration OF independence!
. IN whom hs of has @
died, been blotted out by flood of yellow paint
are to on this
those whose country has been benevoenty penetrated by
ne Christian Jap:
tho liberty OF
~ equality
Il
ws make This proclamation having back Of US sso years Of history
children liberty
principle q .no,. human
:ons.sd: suppressed by means
% % 70 of ss the s ' ' ss . a
~ se dignity OF NE Opportunity for share In the intelligent
3. :. rsssn.a u.
- We are ss
e. nasDsnasoss VIVA,
conscience and What
we ., not s. accuse japan on 0s mn
-: is, nor e single out specially the teacher the schools govern
and people and their avn.A0a a. nation q .avass. find
w. s have s. s % shs4 a n. We % REQUIRE not Ds
.ssay build for the future spend us.. hours wha, past
- not . discussion
estates b filled with bitterness
W
1GndpIes OF and
6a<1ng the
feeling a
by twenty
millions
To-day Korean independence will only daily life and happiness
the place Of true protector Of the East that China
but from hope for welfare
"A wakes before
Of
travail the old arises this fes
bssszes Of and the soft light Of the
FORTH without delay We
tunity develop what Is
Denomination and
Thousands thousand
Be the day OF attainment In this hope
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
Tic Health Service
surgeonGepsrai 4

by
DIRECTION RUPERT BLUE
4. Public Health Service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29

children suffer from frequent colds.
develop oaronlc nasal catarrh and
sometimes lose the sense OF smell
and hearing.
Following adequate treatment i'm
provement IL marked. The child
begins 10 regain the lost weight.
acquires healthy color and very
soon In the normal person nature
intended n 10 be.
The public heash service book
let "Adenoids'' wiz be mailed TO
any parent. or teacher. sending a
request 20 the bureau IN Washing
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29

Let's 20 buy Boldfs Nfe0eh -
try. Uptown. 1914 - Ava: 6swR
town. Sl3 "a Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29

UNCLE SAM. ". ~" wiii answer.
either in fbis estumn ee By mail.
questions 81 general isf~v~ss relating
eniy Ia hygiene. sanitation and the
psey~osioa ef discsse. II will - Inn
ypsssibie foe him IA asswer qsestioss
81 . purely pesssssi nature. or to
prescribe for Individual dis~a~~~. A.
drcsss
INFORMATION EDITOR.
4. b. Pebble Health s~vvteA
WASHINGTON. -. O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29

It's as cowardly TO speak m Of
man behind hts back as II IN danger
Gus to say Il to his face.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29

John W swsneford Of Seilnsgrovc
Pa. has one blue eve and one
brown eye. being. We are told. the
only human with rainbow lamps.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
@n nh ganf.

@eftlioeng @efolfni1g, Ser teller
NANCE oanHe SorretliingsmGno
Tar / le,,eere Iib aooet ibanger meo
oen SS6de at faa oeres .egelt 8anffor-
1retning, atltagclig pao Gliidbetb
Street, Ser iGrlig er 8nnlfernes
|5tregi for6i oct er ser oe to 6or=
e,'tingslofaler er placeret. ght laoer
BET til, at man bil fonme til Set g11=
1fcbe Meiultat, for belle 8portcrets
inoflpoellesriac 6orretningsmenf
bar inoparile Il Mpoe forleoel1 poe
8. g. g. @all, anlporet al Mlber:
man Mnoerien III. Fl. Set aomle
|8roieft onl at faa 6olpluno Mpemlte
|1agt nb lom 8ouleDar6 blep og}ao
[orpftet og Mt tb6er pao, at beaat
Hrpicftcr iil blue reaIi1eret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
8rnacr Sc sfraatobaf,

eller aipr Sc Torretnina sfraa'
tobaf? San Sub bill 81 meget an
befaIe Dem at ie,oe en- @rppe.9rore
til .. s. 0Hcns gobafsfobrif, 8
linton Street 8roofIpn, g. q,
bDis 9lr1once fit1oes at1bet 5teos
8lapet. Dette gamle, Delrenorn11ez
reoesJirma bar Orb for at fabrifere
Ell gorc i 6enne 8rancbe, Ger bog.
itabelig talt faar gorbrugcrneS
gp1poer tl at lgbe 8ano, % oeres
forifieIige @Dalitefer ifal bier iipr
bore 1lobertruffen label pdn emo:
gems font pna grgieligbeoens Dm'
raaoe: Nprttere Dplpsni1tger on
Briier % aa bioere ffaaes 9ltnon'
celt, % set BIZ lifffert le1,1e Zig fol
sbaa6e GDrbr1lgere % Sorba1toler
LET SIRE ct Jorisg neb bette Sir
mos 8%ro6l1fter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
Mb Strife,

Mn 81 6elt 6anife ct. Morie Mle-
nigbe0 bar facet Ell MI og ef1ergilt
8relt, begpnber man at tr9ffe Sor-
hpre0e1ier til at faa en- 11p&irfe bDa=
get, tiltro6s for oe 6Dre Giber. 8eh
ct efstra Menigbeosmp6e itoit,
.5pnoag Bier sagen 6r6ftet, noer
bog at fomme til 1oget enoefigt
MeIultat, for Ser ct marrgeSfn al
tege 8etragtnit1g, Stoen ben
aomle &irfe blep iolgt til @qrpe:
riet for at bIipe alnblofale for Or
%bei6erne, bar man bol0t @11ostjene-
lte i Set file beifeone aopel pao
SomImo Mpenlte, Der ogim giertte
if1lloe iplges for at faa 8enge Il
ben nh Strife, iom ifal bore rllm:
melig os mooerae j e11boer Sen.
1eenoe.
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En- nyttig ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
somhed.

Arbejdsdepartementets Bureau
of Naturalization har besluttet
at oprette Skoler rundt ON !
Landet, hvor fremmedf9dte saa-
velsom amerikanskf6dte unge
Mand og Kvinder kan faa gra-
It's Undervisning i amerikansk
|Borgerskab og Statsforfatning.
En- af Hovedhensigterne med
denne Beslutning er at fore de
fremmedf9dte og de amerikansk.
fgdte E1ementer sammen til
|gensidig Bekendtskab og For,
staaelse.
bet. er Meningen at dame
Klasser i omtrent hver eneste
Folkeskole i Landet. For dem.
der like har Anledning til at
gaa j Skole ON Dagen, vii der
blive dannet Aftensko1er, De
partementet tror, at naar Sko-
len er kommet i CANS og Ele.
verne begynder at f~orstaa, al
hvilken stor Betydning og GAVIN
|Undervisningen vii blive for
dem, vii Tils1utningen blive
stor. like alene vii en- saadan
lSkolegang gavne de enkelte Ele,
yer, men Resultatet vii sikkert
blive at stor Betydning for det
Ihele Land. For at Skolen ska
kunne virke som en- Smeltedi.
gel i Lighted med selve Folke.
skolerne blew Diet besluttet og.
saa at lade amerikanske ungt
|Mand og Kvinder indskrive
med de fremmedf9dte
For at interessere saa mango
som smuI1gs al &c IrenmeQIQQle
vii Bureau at Naturalization
sende enhver Ansdger ON Boz,
gerskabspapirer en- Meddelelst
angaaende Sko1ens Virksomhee
med en- Anmodning til ham on
lat benytte sig at Anledninger
It'll at erhyerve Sig Kundskabe
lom Sit Adeptivlands Love q
Pertaining, sine Borgerskabs
pligter og Rettigheder SAINT I'D
vide q
iogsaa at omfatte Folk at andr
end sin egen Nationalitet:
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,;c.a- -.s.-
Uhiragn.
Isl seirgtoa.

=, 60
Uea''oa9s ueprgs9 ~ ~ 8 e1'1e=
oe eiselrslos 1'n y'nHOe ele'..'e''
Dele S1ale11 'Sll11ols, % oell',ep 8
|paapeepaof oe1l a1t''elle aa'l1pa9ale
|1or OCT foteltaaeaoe eelrsioan; - :.
Ue1llt9 IS meoIpl9eI g pA 81
De a%ot1eerfer pnaaile S~1oppe1eoer.
8ogef meoterer Ell ltor Gqn1l''1a
at Srotaer t1lo1a8ne az pore crop.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
Gn flhbenbe @iit.

Sr. 2onts Senilts, Ell 8rooer til
Mar Genius % ganlmcl forbell=
|bnre11oe gbicagoborger, nf1agoe por
|@p cit Bifit paa Ell Sag forriae
|Girsbog: 6r. 5el1ius fit .ielpfplge-
Jig iihHe Gio til at bille paa o1le De
|Benner, bnrt- panot fig ! ipu1l0ne8az
sc, men fit bog 2ejligbeo til at
|gienle aoffilliac peo Ell 5rofolt j
|9anio Sail. ST.. 9enius, Scr CT DO
|miniitrutor for u8erlingife 9i6er=
'be" @ipbenbnb11, or paa ell 6Sorret=
|%ningsreiie beropre | 6orbinoel1e
meo at imofi6be nh Maifine for 8lnz
bet.
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Der bolbeg 6poielgoaa.

Sre6 Nroer}on, bpem fienoer fife
BAN, fpfote Nar 6pnoag5 og bap-
De ! Den Mnle6ning in6blt6t Ell
&rebs at gamle 8cnner til Ell ele-
|gart Mio6ag i Dunia. M be fnli=
nariife Rpbelier bar i fllb 5am=
|flang meo @iaiternes ltbmerfe0e
|&atmgr og' en6nu beore Mppetit, oet
Ifprgeoe SRI Senlen for, i6et bun i
I9agens %gnleoni1,g pp6p6 set beoite,
beroes aieffen formuar, % set Ell
|go6t.
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Observation-Disclosures 8egpn6elle bar
|benpttet fig al 5fibsleiligbeo til
IGfanbinapien mco 6el1ne eller 11o=
gen onben 2inies 5fibe.
2iniens 8os1agerantnl bor, efter
8asiagertrafifens @ieuoptagelle |
|geobember, peret / 1to6ig >5tiAen
|for olle tire &laslers @ebfom1nen6e,
fii9r 1ibeu Sen merifunife Megjez
|rirg be6 Marets gegpnbclie fprle11z
|geoe Sriften for S%'16bentelien al II.
e. Meiieti1la6elie fra benbo1ospis
l18 og 90 Gage til go Gage. 9enne
''6rilt giper biemreiienoe Sfanoina=
Der go6 Sill til at fire fig oct moo
!!ben6ige ifan6inapilfe @oniu1atss&ns
liant til at in6ien6c 6eres M1}6as
ining om Meiieti1to6elie (n. g: Ser.
mit), iom mi / Meglen erboloes /
|26bet at ca. ID Gage. H~osiagere=
lrcn fo11 oerefter beige fit 5fib,
jfi6be 8illet og / goo No oronc fine
&~eiieeffefter fer Sfibetg Mfgang.
Observation-Disclosures 2inien bnr
tr1 og UNDER bele 5ommeren life
minore en6 to maane6lige Mfieilin=
ger fra Seem Dorf, nemlig Sen 10.
Ifamt ben "a. eller 0el1 26. / bper
Manne6.
SSngelt o11ben DamplfibsIinie bor
betient ioa nra1lge biem= % 11orei-
ie16e &asiogerer i &rigsaarene.
Neeo 'Sreoerif s. Mfgang forr. Dns-
Dog, bor Observation-Disclosures,
I2intens fire 8osiageroampifibe fgrt
iifffe mi1orc enc 1852 Berloner
fra % til Metp gorf % 5ffanoina-
bien iioen &rigel1s gegDn6elie. Rej.
Iien, Der paa @ru1t6 af giiitatione1
&irfmall og Ienere 6alifur ofte
oriinfeoes betp0eligt nermer fig,
letter Be engelife Snipeftionsftatio-
ners Meoleggelle, MI otter Ben nor
male gib for Mntelt SEEN gorf=
ariitiansia11o, @riitianio, aigben:
bobn. Saale6es mel6er Telegram
fra 0orge, at vSe1lig Slap" ION
fra Seem gorf Ben ~. Morts.
ar1fom til ariitiansfonb genoage1
oen 8. Mpril 81: 7Nftm efter Ell
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Limited Stntesn, Sprer anptajif
@eticbe, Der digit fra @riitiansia1tl
bet 3. bs, a,tfom tit Stem gor'
ben Is. IS. % 5afgonr ser
|fra ben %. Mpril.
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Sure en- i1bflngt.

&aulle @brift Reterlelr, Ser er
oper 0e ba1ofiers, men itGrf lof til
TAT nrbei6e paa 8rois 6obrifel1: for
iua16t forrige Ma1bag fra lit Sien1
pm 5troag Street, % 81 bon bob
SC 1rotalt fig meo> at bon biloe neo
|til Stranoen, frpgteoe man for, at
ban bopoe gjort Ell nlpffe poo Zig
jelp. Nrlitiet blep olormcret, oa
man 1egte efter bam to belle Gage,
|fpr man fif 9fe6e poo, at ban bore
hap6e taeet Jig Ell lt6fll1gt for al
beipae fin 9gn / M1llfegon, Micb.,
Der CT 8plitibetient:
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Mariagen bborfor

en- beremt Connecticut &emifer for
ober s25 Mar 1iben inbfao Ng6pen0ig<
beoe1 al ct @arne=Bl10oer in0ebol=
oenbe legenoe % lin6renpe 8elton6z
belle, % ION, Zig 5pben, buroe bore
foritiellig for 8prn % for 8ofsne.
Derfor tilbere6te ban sp5eg gomr
fort 8oipoer, inoeboloen0e Dirfiomme
Meoifo1ne1,ter, ierlig beregnet for
8arnets finesSfi1,o. Splgelig er Ser
intet lornoet til Selbreoelie % Be
%bareIie of 8nrnets 5fino, mar bet
bruges regl1lprt efter Baoning.
Sen tore Sarifiel meIlem bette
9nb6er % a1minbe1ig galf1tm B1tb=
Der at Spfes Gomfort 8oiuber
inbebol0er 1egen6e, f1orenoe og
nntiieptife Beitanobele, Ser cir BET
inli1iat at frieipre S1tben fra Dp-
bnrmnilg, 8etanbel1e, 5folbni11g,
l16ilat, Su6iDgoom, al Srritation %
8mbe6, paa lamn1e 9io lom oct for
btnorer oisie mbebageligbeoer % be-
,bnrer Ell iunb SUB berfor er bet
lite ct nlmin6eligt Gnlfum-Bu6ber,
men er ct birfeltg belbreocnbe Sub
ber.
8ao @runb al 6isle Safta CT oct
mango Mor bleoet olgt pno 2agers
og efsaminereoe Spgepleierffers 9n,
befo1ine.
Sbfeg Comfort 8oiuoer er Iigeiao
goot or 9ofsne, Suoirritotion boz
ben sDge % sdafi1g' bos feoe 8er'
lone. 5eno ct Sc Grinnerfe fol
Brgoeaife.
3Oci Sin Soc stgrrelie @la'
n1eo 8uooerfbaft gIpotefer % De
Observation-Disclosures gie1lcm $50
e Comfort 8otuoer Com
bonn, 142 gerfelep Boston
geos
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
Krt1nBl1a,
Slot, men fpitbart.

2ol,iss SSepien % Carl @riefipn
bar 11oe bier meo fiji 8l 5reoag
|9ftcn ltben at bape ben lopbcfale6e
Mnffler poa Maifi11en, lom oesaar=
fog fog analb, ION bar BET ct 9at-
teri, ser bar iMnmmicb. Set bar
flot, men 8iben fif en- an6eu 2po5
90 Sc bleb anbolSt al en- oarba,dlgleii11
8etient. % oe1t fglgenoe Morge11
|1foo be fore Sfranfen Nolitiretten
|bbor Sc maatte bp0e bier mes So %
|~@agSomfoftninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
Gn l.n Tprenina.

Sor at afbjGlpe ct lellge lift
.Sapu Dor npgle. %euergiife Gamer
bonnet Ell III Gorenilg (pi bar i
:6orbeien ct balptbunoreoe), Ser
gaar UNDER set meget betegne,loe
INabn: gomonflage.s. 6ormaalet er
forelgbig eli Semmeliabe0, og ifjent
|pi bar al Meipeft for Set imuffe
iao tror III 0og life, at 9a=
|1nerne / 2engoen bill bo1oe fat. S
|al 6al0 bentcr III mes 2englel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
8aa Belga.

Oper ct balpt bltnbre6e Meolem.
nler al @enofba aogen, 8. 81. g.,
fisrtc til 8altfega1, fioite 2pr6al
Mften for 1T beige 8roSerloael,
Der, oa set blcb en- 9ur, iom Delta-
aerne lpnae BIZ minoes, for Sc be.
perte0es poo set pragtiglte. 8igrt
ta,ren bar oaiaa fornpjelig W fsrlpb
11ocn miltblte l1bel6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18

o. j. '0ls III. dansks Skraatobak.
l5cs pr. Rul; karyet Blad, 81 .OOpr. Pund;
ssLys Virgins, ST so prs.Plnd. De reneste
egte Varer i Markedet. Dcved ikke;hvad
de mister, som like brugerdem. Sendes
overall mod Money Orders og Kortant; G.
Old. 10 Cents extra. Rabat til Handlen-
de. 9 Union ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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fprbuoet ! g}oroe

oirfer ligefrenr Ret11i11g q Ell io.
6are, ffriber rgioeng gegun
i58looet oplpfer, at Ser / Maret 1918
.bleb or1tffet mere Sin ariltiaaia.
ero belle Morge tiliannmel Ct nor.
malt ga, Br Arigen.
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Gl1 I'M @illo.

gor populere SEN og Qartoffel=
|groslerer martirt @fdllerup er lige
|flpttet i,,6 i Ell elegent nh. 8unga-
Ion, 746 Sans Mpe., Dof Nort.
|&btnet bcbiicr, at Gartofler e,1on1,
|fn1ioer ,toget al Zig.
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15,0o0Landsmand onske.

I'll at indsende to Safety Razor
Blade til fri Slibning, l Dusin
SOC paa min ny $500 Maskine.
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Ar Earmnr, Kast like Deres gam
aJvll ~ 0llIlG1I le double disc Mo-
nitor drill" v@k, fordi Pladerne
.epreder :el1er. skilles ad. Bestil ct
.Gaet at mine ny Patent Disc At
tachments". Disse holder Pladerne
sammen =og holder dem samtidig re.
ne. Pris:. 6Oc Stykket, eller $12 for
ct Sset az 20; 3kontant el1er Halv-
delen at Beldbet med Ordren. For
65c vii jeg sende en- Prove med
Poster. Opgiv ! Ordren,om Diet er
for single eller double bar.
John A. Swanson. Bantry. N. Oak
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6fibsnpt.

Sembinapiia1. Mmepicatr 2inipns
Nasfngeroompifib n%6reoerif 81 4
gif, ion, operteret, fra Stem BORT
9 Mpril nieo BET ftsrite MntaI af1
fa1.bi1obiife Nosfagerer, om iioe11
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"Anenkas. CenalKomhe' fnrenter at like hne allie de- der have thaadt =deHe OPP
rab, vile nd#te Komer I'll Saeno IrHMn. IL 1s Ends, men at der hMge DANES
LoalKomter alt over hh Iandet som vii sae sig FobndIse med Cenhalkunheen
Chicago $3.50 w. North Avenue ..
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30 @crrer traffes % finder en-
8rplentation forngoe11.
yMit RoDrl 81 aetb," flyer Den
enc.
$50, init Ndpn CT iaamanb bel-
Ter fife iDart,1 flyer ben al1oen.
usseg beb6cr 8etcriel1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18

frip eter grspe,t,t1rIl1er If bette
Blao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18

Carl Busch, <
Kansas. City. Mo.
Viggo C. Eberlin,
New York, N. Y.
J. S. Faaborg,
Clinton, Iowa.
John c. Myrtue,
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Rev. N. G. Nielsen,
Kenmare, N. D.
Red o. C. Olsen,
Omaha, Neb.
Carl Plow,
Petaluma, Cal.
Chr. Meyland Smith,
Weehawken, N. J.
Hans Westergaard,
Devils Lake, N. D.
Niels Hermansen,
Dannebrog, Neb.
Victor I%ngemann,
St. Pail, MINI.
J. G. Jacobsen;
Idaho Falls, idaho.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18

olloul VlSSo T.. DdeIIeSe1l
Denver, Colo:
Rev. G. B. Christensen,
Audubon, Iowa.
Eckardt Y. Eskesen
New York, N. Y.
4. Il. Jurgens,
Menominee, Mich.
Ivan 2. a. Konigsberg,
New York, N: Y.
Karl Mathiasen,
New York, N. Z.
Red NJ. Myrup,
Racine, Wis.
T P. Nielsen,
Seattle, Wash.
Thorvald Orlob,
Salt Lake City, Utah,
c. Rasmussen,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Rev. a. ]. Tarpgaard,
Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
H. Jacob P. Enemark,
Portland, Maine.

II. Jacob P. Enemark
Portland, Maine.
Rev. M. N. Andreasen
Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Rev. K: C.. Bodholdt,
Racine, Wis.
p. F. Petersen,
Omaha, Neb.
Rev. P. Rasmussen,
Grant, Mich.
II. H. Vogt,
Davenport, Iowa..
Red Sophus Hartwick,
San Francisco, Cal.
Capt. VIM. Hovgaard,
Boston, Mass.
Dir Halvor Jacobsen,
New York, N. Y.
August C. Jorgensen,
Detroit, Mich.
War Kirkegaard,
New York, N. Y.
Rev. P. J. Madsen,
Wilbur, Wash.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-11
A Large Assortment of Aprons
Main floor,

All kinds for practical use about the house in the morning. and the dressy and fancy styles for afternoon With many holidays in prospect, Thanksgiving and Christmas, preparations have been made to have the stock in satisfactory condition. All White Lawn Aprons for parlor maids, plain and embroidered styles, some with bibs, 59 cts Square fitted and round styles embroidery trimmed,
 75 cts, 1,00 and ul Medium Sized Aprons plain gathered with bib,
 75 cts and $l.oO Collar and Cuff Sets to match up with aprons, very daintyplain scaloped and dotted swiss 50 cts set
 Ladies Aprons
 Medium Sized Aprons with gathered hands,
 59 and 75 cts T.,oo fitted styles with hands $l.OO Tea Aprons of every description, round or square, some fitted, with and without pockets, lace and embroidery trimmed 29 39, 59, 75 cts and S1oO Plain Lawn and Dotted Swiss Aprons, round or square, lace and embroidery trimmed, very dainty
 $1OO $150, $1.75, $2.00 and up
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-11
PREPARE ID D() YOUR CHIIRISTH7aS
 SHOfP.IIC EanlI E!...LI

The time has come for people to buy their Christmas gifts. The quick CT they get these purchase out of the way, the better it will be for themselves and everyone rse.
 . The former habit of the American people, in buying an enormous quan- tity of gift material during the last two weeks before Christmas, and then clogging the mails and express services by this tremendous traffic of holiday stuff, has been foolish, waste ful, unnecessary and inhUmGn.
 It has meant a great period of weariness and exhaustion for postal express, and railroad employees, and for store clerks in establishments ca, tering largely to this trade.
 These faithful workers dread the annual time of hurry and worry. Many people get sick annually as the result of the fatigue Of this period.
 The public subject themselves to inCouVenic1ce as the result of this h.. bit and are annoyed by having to wait to have their business attended to. '
 Sensible people keep on the watch for Christmas gifts all through the year. Those who have not done Sc should his Gay make out a list of the presag>s they expect to make. and if possible buy them at once. That would leave the last two weeks clear for the large class who have no ready money, and can not anti. pate the.r wants
 The l-tn3 and eonsiderate way to dtspztch Cnvi~vnsas gifts. IS to begin sending them several weeks ahead marked ''%ot to be opened untQ Chrlstuaas''
 People who buy now will find bet fer goods, they will gel he creaH. Of he stocks. they will not have ta fake stuff thaL others have paved aE-- and selseT=d from. The Buy Early policy works for the coayan- ierc. of everyone. and all il takes is lille foresight and overcoming of
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-11
At the Linen Section

Our stock is now in wonderful condition for household needs of Holiday giving.
 Damask by the yard, Da1nagk Cloths, Lunche on and Carving Cloths Luncheon Sets Napkins Doiies and Towels, Madeira hand embroidered, are all shown in wealth of assortment and wonderfully fair in price.
 The Read Linen Section is ready with Thanksgiv- ing Linens. from the beautifully woven Irish ans Scotch linen table cloths for honestog odness old fashioned family party to the exquisite lit of Aadela that may ornament first home dinner ' denx Tah1e Cloths size ox2 yards .t0.75
 size x ,21b yards St3.50 Nanlzins to match SLED
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-11
Stockings for Women

Thread Silks, full fash toned, black, navy, Cor dovan and white, S2.5O Thread Silks with seam in back, black and Cordovan, S1.59 Lisies, full fashioned, gray,' Cordovan, black and white, 99 Cts Heavy Cotton Stock ings, full fashioned, black, white, gray and brown, e9 cts
 Main floor,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-11
Rub Out BaCkaChe, Ct ds, Congestion, Rhue. o.tisn1 Pains

RuE jsoothing, penetrating St. Jacobs Eminent right into the spots where a cold, congestion or rheuma- ttsn has settled, and like magic the tfghtnesr Id soreness disappear.
 Don't - a cold take hold" in your chest, pack or legs. The instant you rub St. Jacobs Eminent on the tender spot, congestion begins to break up and relief comes. Use this honest old liniment-in use for more than 60 years-to relieve sore throat, Stiff neck, neuralgia, sciatica. Rub put that "grippy' feeling that fills you with aches and pains.
 Get a small bottle at any drug store and stop suffering. Nothing else is To penetrating and soothing. You get , lnsfa,lt SelieG--Ady.