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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-03-12
FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE

AN UP TO DATE Modern and Fire
Proof Home. hardwood floors, etc, 6
rooms and bath. at pre-war price
Usual commission allowed agents
JOHN S. SECOMBE, Ladysmith. Wis.
4Stf
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-03-12

Money to Loan.-McGill & Williams
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-03-12
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED-TO RENT

ONE or two furnished rooms. En-
uuirc at the News-Budget office.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-03-12
PUBLIC WELFARE DEPT.
BY Miss Margaret Thomas
Health Nurse

Many pessimistic people cannot see
what good our work can do to the pub
lie, but ! am sure that those who have
children in the schools, and who are
interested in their well being, cannot
help but enjoy and encourage them in
their health lessons,
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-03-12

FURNISHED ROOMS, by week or
month. Address 514 East W0rden-
- 4S-49*
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-03-12

This is what Miss Johnson. primary
teacher of Glen Flora. writes me about
her Health Club:
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-08
Wher a-sl; n RuIe.

The Eiri who Is rrlhItious Isn't both
e-in- her head 80 30 wbeihsr she ufn
Eet into an of5oe where rugs and other
cecorarigls sfoTuL She only thinks
q getting ahead Hard workers do
not waste any time studying tasteful
GpFoinfuerfs- duriaZ working hours
Yet the hardest workers have artistic
inciinatinls. and IN their leisure time
find I1Ceh PLEASURE In developing them
OnlY misguided young folks viii
dream q easy PAGES with bl- salaries
lrtaehe1- Work hard and keep work
Ing hard II you would reach the stage
where the high salary awaits you
II would. Indeed. be very nice II we
could be relieved Of many mental and
physical efforts and stiIl receive the
compensation we would like 20 receive.
but we may as Eell make Up cur minds
that this viii never happen The work
aday world j. E busy iaace and a
crowded place, and there isn't any
room In IL for dreamers or drOnes.
Those Of Us who are now working
should seriously consider these facts.
for II we are 10 get any foOtbOld al
AL we must give fun measure for the
Compensation we recelve.-Exchance.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-08
MADE IMPRESSION on ANDY
S--.e~-s. P-rfs-e Trieste nE
plezsez ~. So Tree xsg=s- VIII
&c Sz-ye1 80 T----s1,-e

A-frew Cx-ue-i. Is ths zo,s- hz.1s,
~ ali ths .aifi--zIIii01zirs.s. after an
Hs - eznny. s.d al that h-- hs Is
frss-hzo5s,5. tor snss Ezs q god ce1l
= hor8sly scOtsa PAll0sJQAy II his
r11keEp-
For era-rie- he hss S-s- ssses-sd
IL = ,sEh hat Is % Erzrs hls tomb
stone II *; That vas dzZors
Ehlfe ~ Anfy-
VIVA CsrDeEe -zs - lru- Efls-r--
and The -re-- strike - 1sE3z Gaze %
his s-esi f1lls MeI--l-ie- TIE fs-r-ess
= IIo-1-s- eet. I'D 90 run auaF - es-
cape arrest Sc-1r Tf1rs lzter Carnegie
leaned that McI--rk1s Vas in u-E1f in
Mexico u selt q zzn there Eifh
I1oley - heip lil ani sad - the
r1esEe1-er- Dat - NcI.1cE.e kngE
Who It's frcr1 % BE- z-irhru't take it
Aftar 1-circs6e had been lifted %
RS fest tie r1essel@e- sid 10 hin :
Ia 700 sr0T Ei8use --o-sT / hslqe-t
wou with Ese said be had - idas-
wei. Il vas bIr. Car1ege's- Ne
I.-chie shut ooe ere rondeTeS a no
rseur and sid szrles-iy- That Eas
damned white q AndT.- ard Andy
cherished the words - much that they
ere % 70 On his foE1lsiO1s- And
d0o't let there - any blank between
the r. ether instructs A1ty--kan-
sas City star
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-08
PBsGY
SoETH FoaE

= t1hT toF cane ~ -zze tls ho-rr
uLft NJ srd Mr. z . Ess-as- --a rFef
- De- They wll caG fhs Y1uns m=s
NJ s-s ilrr e. a. r,sls-s,r 49, - -
hillsege ~ a-s ErE Rufciea Hzr-
11'oE a-t t1sF. Er a-f 3frE EE1rra
lEFfg arf far lw rgE rtrrF'-rss Ll1rs
z- So f-rt-r Ta.ta-F hare
Esrc2rr=s Harry ard 141r-.uT 1r--
H-4-l as a-fn rr- FraarNIrl C-s-r -
1-sE alf ftsT -srfrtF s- asee--- rrh-
ffa s1erta-E fhe Frlfflrs auEv fn.r-
H--e lre lfFrl---eH s.rherr EEs~--
NHlsF Alie-. R1T EEee- z-a frirr C1r-r
EaFglrr. wer Eare Er-s o. N- Tsrr1r
Missourl and IL ard Wra gTz1fa-
f-szrh. uh1 wlll rrc-t a feu rresEs 81
l-rF 4 zFa.es. Cll fora
II ar Mrs = = Lake srrsrtzl-f.
~ arf FRS "il E-ts z-1 fan y
Christina GaT
The. &c,1zltY ara Davis rarhi-f
'frestef est tfiF relrsfr~t--.d -hs
past wseE zrl GrTsf Eszl q kan
zfl- -raiEt ar= piled r- fhe Er9Grt
Ths Aor1h Furk zrHc-i VIII have ru1
~ AID Mr. ~ Cau-t .rS n-- F-ra-s
ssvn; Christians czF VITA Ir ara MIRA
lTElr
Rsisy Cs-srrar arf szrfflr rra ~
Ef1rh rhlllrer w@ra erfeTral1-f ~ fhs
Lloyd GErfrzr hrrns CErtsrrnzv
Wr. ard NrE Roy Herr1gh mra rflf.
1rfr s1fuf ftrarr-rfE day 1rA
uitr fhetr rzreEtN On ths Efnwa
We - r-f have r~uch news rkfs -sst
eEcegr fhE CkrfElrrzH entertaining
COUNTRY lad
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-08

Tn- rauu rR3E-sr 10 eEssnrfsEy
B-f-Esh 1EsAl 11.t y 10 Ss=@-T.SzF q
rsgT regSv.1r 1srscss sf fas nsrru-
Es-.ns i cal-nes sbu1t 1r'rsszssy- -a.1s
". read sscczlsacc.s iT e rzal2T B<vf,-
d---arsa yr33&-rs l-.arr su- E11s
csrgult-lsl- AID fhsrs are s@rtrrl sn
r..rcrs Ire Tsry -psr-5'u e r.5ch VI
i.e S1zie sIfbE1s1z % s1uks Ia xssr-
ar EcasrC.,cyis Epcsuzh parsr-
F1r izs1t1ce. ss1-sT - lhs hsr c%s-
ruyT CO.. nrHs -nH5s- fec Gls--zlsr1sG
rrnrrr E3s S,ssr q FI7E1zcr- EA1cA
ssass,ss so sssuoas The 1,zr-.18s---s
iariuoe.1 a EsrF Efr-s s-rs,sr & s-rs.
II ssln1s e s1st- a llfe usl -i- g
rztsirs- Gzf & kEs1-ssaxsz 81 q 1srzr-
i was Etgr .clszr frE.l Ss1-E--.EF
--isr-rE 30 T1sss.1r ersrt-.-. 115 WA.sz
il.ass Il rearre tls1r-1i !. srgdg5sr1lV
coc8s'1 il Eas drawn ~ ttrse Az-s-s
20 -ks T1llt-e G-ee1- and tt,sre served
ct g. 1l,s tlr-e nsaa-.dF-
l. t11s Cast hUrsTss- ta,e rpezs krt
t.=su rae srsviGt1are- aa4a stv-ee days
fogl-= VS. so szE-s1i- fac -e =
Etzre l--7 u1s 81s rsss1y ~ lie os1-
;tT. 1r1 c--F TIE c--58s was really
= to - saisz-
T5s GEl--y r1crss1 Eas tie u1-r1c5s
cf an 90 caEr1s- Eh5ca Tressc~1t.s.1
fss1i -sss i-sz11ft1-is e rhs place sbo1l1
disz-Iazts a az Eazn Fo31isz aDoor
TIE soor every 1fry years
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-08
IronieaI Rnl.

The Immense cost Of Henry Forc's
peace propaganda led DR.. Lawrence
Carr WInthr0p Of the League 10 En-
force Peace 70 sag In Boston:
-FOrd- at any rate. Is universally &C
knowledged 70 be a mighty generous.
open-handed nan heard a story the
other day that shows how thoroughly
Ford's generosity has sunk into the
minds Of cur people.
"A wOrkingman's wife grOwied al
him one Friday night:
-Iook here, Blll. this games about
played out For the last three weeks
now you've been bringIn' me home
sl1-75 when your PAYS sI2. Is 1t
CzmbliE' or the bo0zeY
-Blll laughed harshly.
no. he said it's neither gamblin'
nor the booze. I'm sayin' up to send
or Copenhagen peace ship"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-08
cosQrEsr coNTnInIT,o

Fhppr View Year % one ard an
Everyone iE erioyinE the fine weAfh-
O. T Burns has refurn@d s-or, --u,s,
Hs thiaks of locating in southern Kan
l. Hnrtsr expects 20 star, nsx,
Eeek Tor H's new home IN Czrviu e1rsr- :
~ We regrst - see him Leave but our
loss u others gain.
Carl Shell ard family a-a PA, r..
BrsN Ard family Epenf New Years DAY
~ TOM Dubh'F helping % butcher
We arc eprrT ~ near that Mss Wffn
SseEeon dif not get % return 70 her
{. .hnpl work az knowela on aerourt ~
..ekn ~ ~nesn Hope 70 hear % her speedy
Cecil snen ana family we're sunday
guesta A. / ~. Hartsra
Nj and Mrs. q. T.. Crawford st.ert
Xmas with Mrs. Y0urr nenr
uaurrcuxefte. TsEaa
The Epworfh LeaEus ~ ronou-.,
gave social December 20. 1919 M va
= grand EurceEE nnh a rrIons erfct-ntfe
nnne ~ reported - al present pTsr
f,ttS JaeEs0n was elected presldent
hesss horing they viii give another
ButeherinE seems 20 be fhs ord4r ,s
the day this week The following are
among thoee reporfed- a ID sr.li ts--t
DesfsN. g l. Crawford. Mrredith
Sngchl -, lsy, l. ~ Harter. e Y niooa ara
~ W m, hsffner They are trying 10 beat
the High Cost % Living ~ putting uu
their own meat and lard
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-08
TWIN Nor M


Ft-e aiuter weather TIE rrs- are
bray rathernr Emfir and maize
sursei Martin e. firk ulth q bal
rf Ar8 rfrr 81 ~ Martin ane I-riz
fourE ard farliy took Christmas 1fn-
nfr gith Mrs. Debhie Younr
S-Veral ChiHfuisr trees Wesnsa1ay
niEht ard each haging = good rrrErarl
Mr. HorfNe aun szuEnfer NalIfa
were sl0upinr al I.avrr1s Szrarrszy a.
- Henrg Glenn and Pred Phillips Eere
there
James RaFan. Russell Martin ans
Esnrv Martin Esrs Al szrprlse Tussaay
Ernrsi sinner came in from Ka-Sa.
CttV % Fpsrd Christmas VACATION with
home tpiEs The two Misses sinner.
from shrttack. are az home 20 spend
Ey0ry Beofhe hzs been hauling wheat
u Enpulss for FrErk smith Wheas Il
selling for - - per buahei
Several families 90 goyed a fine turkey
dinner ~ cieu Schaffer's on Chrfsfrfas :
cay Mr. Hchaffer knows hoH % cook
Nfe Pagan and children and Mrs.
Ecothe spent Tuesday with Mrs. FrarL
smith Mrs Smith being MrA Ragan's
strihood friend
Nsniey Booihe ard Eduart Eag.-
helged Ar. BumZartner pick rnAize this
George Fergus9n has Just finished a
cellar and Kitchen the last week
Neliis boothe ard Jaunita Raran
spent Thursday afternoon vita tFefr
friend NiEg KcnfrfrE
Nr and Mrs Henry HunnEarfne- we've
calling on AIRS, Irwin To.uE Eunaaw AZ
,.rn.on alho or mrE RaEan and Ms
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-08
PLEASANT yALLE,

what fine weather ws are having a.
Ter our wirtsr weather
Leor 2. Hayden ard Wrn D. Vaydsz
are spending their vacation wfth heir
parents. M and MrE r p Havdpn
% near Boyd Leon - attending school
a. the y r. ard Wrn AZ Edmond
Miss Lillian Downs iE spsnanlE her
VACATION az home she ls reachi-e
school near Surprise
Mr. and MrE Giihrrf Husted ard
haby. Mr. and Mrs Frank Ianrlsy arl
family. Mr. ard MTs V " Havdsr
and family. tir and MrH- g r. Coulter
ana family ard Ches-rr PlsrEor ard
Green's
Nr and Mrs o ~ Taw ans bshy
Nsfire spent Sunfav ~ " wslisoe's
Mr.. and Mrs. g ~ Taw anf baby
and Nr and MrE G. y warren ars
family Enent sunday ~ n y HAYDEN s.
Ms Blanche Gable spent Monday a;
y. " Hayder-s
G r Coulter made = trip 70 Liberal
Tuesday
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-08


TIE Fz-usrs- Co-cgsra-fEe Ass.1c is %
tisn ~ Darro1Es.te. TrrasL Nas haging
wheat Ezt1rt2F- gar- .
rrlith het1erl arG fl1uilT frnUi Colo
rafD. are gifii1nE Nrs- Fizn Wspfs. ne
slstsr ard other rs4ztireE. Thsg cane
s.re-la-f
NrE Ivan MILLS has p1rcsz4sd g.
zfgen % land frr1l O. = Fiork
&r. znd Mr. walter saith atter so
the Dff FellnwE zraEai -1@@firE al
Caityviiis. nscernbe - TheF rspoTr a
igrety einrer zrL q fns rtrre
kfszr ard Esrk have sod their sfng x
- Eprarts - flsrE aUH E0sr. Me regret
very r1geh - iOEs Our store a. sgna-f
- 80 4til have o. - olst2aee o.
trade
Fchpoi NiIi begin Norlay. uau-
chlJrsr are arEiuus o. Eei bgEF after
a iunG Eurzfiun
NrF Frank f.ranE Eue-s TUESDAY A.
tefuoru AZ NJ 3 = Lakes k,trne
Eeacot spar from Kansas CitP. 80
lF terc whiting bis rarrnts and other
relatives tie came oVeriauG
Tkefe Eiu D. I've lrzEs - telephone
POLES bFD1sht szf from DArrol1s;fe.
aztarfay. 1a-
Msn VII ~ busy getfirg poles set
zEa Hines Elf tr order.
- Wed uiii have gas 20 s@li socn
az hs gets his fa-E barred. Es e1perts
a. eel gas usnf EesE
PEGGT.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-08

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PrscsF
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f.rEsfs f1Frs
fsnen-rsa rrr.1 Ffs.sr Az LILY
" uucg az. rife-arr az rAs : q fssulrg1
Afazs tsln NfrE -WsF Az EaEEf-sr1
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w1n agrfec- reEFarst frF - ri,
frssf slesAE .rrE f-s1r rtas Hrffrr-I-
fN-11ly - Ca-rr8lF1r- Tens az a Ns-.zs
Tss,I1ns Tlns Hrff-nsrs ars gcf-f.o--l
EHfs EsdEf.sErH ir D-ars- ousrty fr
% tller firtsssl
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fhiE Esss sn1 ksg.sa fo k.auu-r. q rsst1-
eent - DEr Fll-HEs lr - rs1r s.turH
~ D1rN. Eef f-A-f cAstter = -.
srsrRl ltzftera1 tarE VII s.r.- rs rrr-
revr- r-p- Hlrk tbs ts-k ar.S re-1r- -
tis fo--usr t1r-e ir EigNE- KH-ta9 tts
tr1f - fEs yea. u "a - rkss regret 81
kst r-aET frser.1f O. Fc1isfL
EtF. Y z fsns e Bsare- e'n-1tT u
rs1at,-,~ 80 nr--in-lzW 49, EzEEkrs-
Nr AFh R-s, Otto Hsnsos-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-08
dg.n Lazy

Tnss c-s-Esr-r-ss tree AZ xz.s c-ss- Las
s,asg.s- ,-prs,t - - 4 E1ug>ef -ass Sra-
st1rT ART Frssf % rAn ans = ~
fLEte Ntf<rvar srf M1ss WKrEn-s-
4 asian ulr-E-ssE fFu-r - @-1tgr ucE lflfr
fzH< t,fss1r crur ftt-s -.1Ea1E a rlFt-
TIE J--ssAr l.l.s- t.rti.rl rlfflsft ff---- -
Nu--rT ar NpiatHF tnEir.r - ,sret-
sr-f wfsfr ~ egfl.tl kat tsf1r8- frf
fu.
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Eruf seszl fzlETf sg-trf E-fr-r -ss t-zr
ylrf r 81 f1Et.11r a.
Ttsrs vHf a Etrrs frENc a. rrs
tf-rs a. E1T E-u--IH Ct-lfr--lzs ~.
ttfrg trls i.ssrlsst - rhrs q Er-.1 lras
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-08
souTH ELNMoop

year
Llttie Deiiiah. year GA daughter
~ Nr ard Mrs- r : Bass. usssed as-av
December -. after feW days illneEs ~
Aprer1icifin ard inflamafion % the
bowels she was laid a. r@Et in the Art
View ceneterY on Christmas day.
John johnson and son Cecil ard
little daughter. Verne. spent @afuFgav y
ard Sunday with Mr.. Johnson's mother.
Mrs Fowler
Nr. Keever iE pretty poorly these
days His dauEhfsr. Nary. spent part
of last week nth them
The chiidren % this school district
are enjoying a two weeks vArafion.
Asa kiie and family q Booker. took
Greer
e. l. Fowler ant family took Christ-
mas dinner a. the home % r. r. John
son
p r. Johnson and family and Johnnie
Johnson ard Hon ard dauGhfer fook
day
Mr.. sah&nsy is threshinr Rarr along
the creek ., present
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-08

F7r.s vsartsr rss .1f- w-sst
II n-I A-H N E4-sr Es.sef SER ttH--
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t rrsl@f. CH1 ss-rlz- o. srsrs CTs--s--
mas VA slf rr-tsr a-.t r-s.s- rr1a-
-eraA Ns 81 ftsrr a Ns-rE Ct1lfl-
mas and glfsE1lr- rrrL
uhf rsdEsSarf E.rs Mr Ars 1frsL
k5t-sarr a El-g-aHs Tilsitt1r. 7asrsru 49,
- -t ts-E Ihfr -r- we1frE s.-s
rs-t1-g 1asT rsgr-1s't q frs S1-Ilr
Ard q frs tr.
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tarr turrarE 30 1uh Fss sls 7sa,u-
E.ss-rss C-urs E--.g.-.-t a r-s r-.-fr--
r--Ir g--rfElru T1s.r-zv FrrruE
Trls ffsr--rs % rfs Tlr- erTF Co
l-sTr1llt Alr1-.ztl-r ar rna-rerrsr-s
hs1f fgsnrlll -resrlrE ErrEsF zs-sr-
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Whs1 a 1ruggla nzds ;kEt rs c1s-
toners all rDszk vel % 8 certain
1rerzrz-3o-- he forms a good opi1iOl
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llEcic4zs is zl--crf oerzzl1 20 zHe if
hlr.self ard 81 hlE family TkiF =
w1y 20 -1aEY Druggists use z1d rec
e1y- J. B. gDnes. q Esli-krosn drlE-
gtst q C1baru. Ky. says. Z hare
alfd Gran ber,ain'E Colgh Remedy
ln uy istu.lT for the pzEl seven
Fe1rs. aud have fOulf e 70 b. ne
teai oough zs1isins hzTe ever
kn0rn-~
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-08
cLRAR LAkE

FRITZ RoherF and family spent sur-
day with Nr. ard NrE Brown
The old year seat out with . cold
wave
Misses Charlotte ard Alice R0berfs
spent "Wednesday zfterncon Nith Katie
arr Clara Mcffrzan
Mrs 2. n Brink ard ehiidrsn have
returned from weeks visit al shat
tuck
The Clear lake school n having a
weeks vacation.
Gchoni will commence again rens
Monday
Bcartstfa Brink Eperf "Wednesday
Afternoon with Katie McGoWzn
Feiin LorrirE'E have moved down b.
his father near HigEfns- Texas
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-08
No Gra, Ae, q Herus.m R.quire.I

n zone great act of heroism ~aE
Necessary "a protect . child from
rTO1p- 70 mother would hesitate %
prOieef her oftEpriug hut Ehen Il D.
only necessary 20 keep az hand q
bottle ~ Chsmberizir's Cough Rem
edy and give u Is soon as the first
Indication - Group Eppsars. there
are nsnF who neglect e. Chsmber-
l1in's Cough Remedy Il Tithis TIE
reach " an and Is prompt and er-
fectuai
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-08
MerahIe NaIIIna M.ehIne.

An electrically operated machine to
nail tops Of packing boxes Is mounted
on a truck 10 permit IL to be moved
about factory.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-08
Wnrd, 81 cautlon-

Never suffer your courage to ex-
pend Itself in heroeness. your resolu-
tion in obStinacy. your wisdom in cum
ming. or Jour patience in sullenness
AMI despair.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-08
A Happy as Kinox

or course. ue should all be as happy
ss kings. and. considering what kings
are up against perhaps We sre--Ateh-
tsoa Globe.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08

w }HEN man from the West
w strikes the Hudson River at
AIbanv he expects TO ind something
diffcrent-an atmospheric difference,
a difference in dress, different
arrangement of the elegances Of life.
For he is nearing New York-thc
metropolis OF the world.
When he aIights on Manhattan lie
thrills with the realization Of his
expectations. He has reached that
historic plateau, Murray Hill - the
center Of the greatest hotels and the
finest shops and theatres in the world,
on either side Of that most wonderful
business street, Fifth Avenue.
We, too, who live in this metro
politan district, whether born here
or true Manhattanites from other
sections Of the globe, constantly feel
this same thrill when We visit this
most attractive sphere of human
activity
IN the center Of this plateau, on
the Avenue, a short walk from any
Of the great railway terminals, is the
Lord s. Taylor store, atop Of which,
at the end OF an express-elevator trip
Of twenty seconds is The Mans
Shop -thc journeys end if you are
In quest Of What Man Wants.
1t is shop so new in character that
New Workers are still talking about it
presenting the best that New York,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
T Yon Are in Quest Of What q Man Wants

London and Paris can offer. The
greater his hurry, the more pressing
his demand, the more vividly will the
limitless resources Of this shop shine
forth.
If it be suit Of Scotch tweeds, he
will find it. If it is a suit Of English
blue diagonal, he will find it. If it is
a mixture, a herringbone, brown or
business~like gray or check, the suit
will be readily Forthcoming.
IN overcoats, he will find the same
conservative taste and perfect fit,
In a numerous selection made Of ma
terials imported by Lord s. Taylor's
Mans Shop and made up b. leading
American tailOrs.
Among the scores ofimported coats
he will find English Guards Coats, ot
the type worn by the Prince Of Wales,
and raincoats of: those strictly British
materials which arc not initiated else
where-made for this shop by London
coatmakers. Then there is the Ashe.
vile Coat, made Of the famous Bit
more hand~loom homespuns woven
at Grove Park Inn, North Carolina
a coat sold exclusively by this shop
which has obtained the sole right to
offer this sturdy homespun in ready
tO~Wear coats.
" if it be a golf suit, made in
AEngland, or made here OF English
goods, or q pair Of Scotch golf hose
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08

Whatever his desires-he uTlj not Be
annoyed tsith 'noVeltjas. Just those
things that men Of the world arc USING
he will find here, selected by rigid
standard of correctness-somc new
with the season-others approved by
long usage.
In the underwear offered he will
flnd adequate assortmcnts from the
great underwear ma <erS Of England,
as we'll as of the I lInitcd States in
the lounge robes and house gowns,
everything from an English flannel to
the richest Of imported btocaded silks
quite the largest assortment he has
ever seen.
Where he might expect to md
few offerings OF imported WOODEN
hosiery, just now 50 much III vogue
for street wear, he will find probably
the largest assorunents ever brought
to America-with wide selections OF
imported French Isle and silk hosiery.
CHlRTs in such variety Of fabrics
~ and patterns that they we'll nigh
exhaust the range-and every shirt
distinctly desirable, never approach
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08

For ne Mans Shop unique among shopsnmacu1afe]v
sperdidy masculneoerng ready~forservice form COM
pete wardrobe selected from the best the world affords for the
busy man the of LEISURE each article characterized Nv
that simplicity and quietness of taste whose prime
requisite is quality
All in setting interesting that of most realistic plav
there appropriate background the business and street
suits and topcoats; quite different one for the eo,renen+s
OF the traveller and the soourner in foreign parts and VET
another to the male characters the metropolitan society
dfaa with IT'S Weddings its afternoon anterngs and opera
vih the evening clothes actually shown in evening Shadows
The Mans Shop distinctly is a spot to visit
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
he Lord s. Taylor Store
'>'f"t'on Mem to the Metropolis, NTH Express EIeuators
Lift One Instantly into Realm of Complete Masculin;y

7HERE the Twentieth Century Limited the Pennsv]-
vania Special, and the Express Elevators to The Mans
Shop at Lord 8 Taylors-a floor whose lofv windows
look straight down into the heart of Fifth Avenue.
1t thing for the about town to discuss Occupy
ing the tenth floor Of the store The Mans Shop is like
mans planet all ITSELF with the busy city moving about
beneath it.
From it gets seye alone Of the accepted
styles cohe but of Londons newest rancoats and SINGLE
stud evening shrso the latest gloves and the boonaker
finest poductso this Falls Spitahes squares and brushed
stockings from the Highlands - Of lounge robes from
England and scarfs from Zurich