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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-15

LOOK INTO THIs-sPEcIAL Low
prices on well improved farms and max
land for immediate possession See A.
G.. Peterson. 305 Security Bldg
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-15
TAILOR SHOP FOR SALE
GOOD LIVE TOWN.
WRITE. 666 HERALD. :

In business district. in one Of the best
county seat towns in state. Write I'll
Herald, 4 ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-15

A GIRL WANTED TO Assist WITT
housework. 81 Belmont Ave. Phon,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-15

UNION RESTAURANT BUSINESS FOR
sale. includes fixtures, dishes n sup
plies on hand. Call at Union Restau-
rant, 21S So. Third.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-15

FOR SALE OR TRADE-FOR NORTH
Dakota or Montana land. First-class
barber shop. Soft drink and pool
town located in the center of, North
Dakota. For particulars write. 76S
Herald. M
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-15

GoODsCOOK WANTED. GOOD WAGES.
good fjoh.rPhone Davis Farm, Cryssal.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-15

FOR SALE-AsFEW WILL IMPROVES
farms. ! cAn meet your demand sire.
price III terms. Write or gcaliMChaa.
u. GetssaAseWi CITY n. u
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-15

GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL.
housework- Mrs. .. 70. O'Brien. elS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-15

FARM HELP WANTED-GO- OUT AM
day, Call At Maxon's Labor Agency
Devils Lake, N, Oak,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-15

IN

GIRL WANTED 70 ASSIST WITH
hoysework, Mrs. F. Papsrnastss. szs
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-15

swedish massage and electric light
baths for ladies and gentlemen: lexpeIi
mAsseuse attendant. H6tet DacotAh
I Phone a.. Ernest Carlson, graduate
Maaselr. and Mechano ThSfapist.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-15

FINE HEMsTIrcHIaSo ON Ale Ma.
30 HONS: si7 Kltsson &c:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-15
HELP-GMsERAL

MAN AND WIFE WANTED on FARM
BY the season, to work for single mar
Box 1910, Emerald, N. Oak. /
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-15

COMPETENT GIRL FOR SsGENERALE
housework. Mrs. Z. n. Carter. 7pS Bel-
mont Ave. 80
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENDRALl
houeework. l3lk University Ave.
s7-Paaene
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
HUMOR OF THE DAY

"fsn't Jack a. hii siowff aeksd Irrres ''slow 2" exclaimed Tadilioh. who lived in the same boarding house. "An elephant could take sponge hath and have bo6y massage while Jack was washine his face."-JudFe.
 Miss Elder-No. don't iFke suff hath- ing: it always gets my halr wet
 Miss Keen-Why don't you Iease f lr the bathhouse. dear7-Bosf0n Transcript
 Father-who sent you those howersf
 DauEhter-oh.. a certain young rnnn
 Father Cslightiy i--itaied)-Certals No man is certain un ( you have him Manitoba Veteran.
 Movie Actress-what awful soapl uhy did you buy itg
 Maid-I saw an advertisement In whgrf you highly praised it-Film Fun Restaurant Propristor-we rnais our own ice cream. consequently te kns~ what it contains. PatrOn-YOu do. but don't-Er- | change. tf..
 Are you going to econonize by wear. ing your last years clothesZ" T might" answered Mir. Churrins But don't go SO far as to ask me 10 ridt in my last years automobile washing- ton Star.
 T wish now" said the lecturer. -ts tas your memory. A vail in the audience: Has C couse te t1at?''-cleveland News. --
 '-This bootleg is bad stuff- I "Huh7"
 Too many men. after enptying . bot. tie. want 10 hit somebody over he heas with it"-Detroit Free Press
 Doctor-Be sure you drink nothing but | pure water.
 | Pauent-But. doctor. can't drink suri a little vichy-sted water7-Bosion Tran. script
 He Gin motor carl-This lever hert controls the brake It is put on very quickly in case of an emergency She-I see; something like a kirona -Automobile Journal
 He drove up and honked loudly policeman strolied up.
 T don't seem to place you. young fel Ter" said the cop. what girl are yct honking for7-'
 T don't know a soul in this neirfbcr. hood. Any girl who will come out Louisville Courier-Journal
 Youngsters have curious ideas ahsui age-rather surprising to their elders Little Marie was sitting on her grand. fathers knee one day and. after lookfnr at him intentiy for a time. she Eaid.
 Grandpa. were yon in the Arixy
 Certainly not. my ar" answered fh. aEtonished old man.
 Then why weren't ysu drowneSr- Canadian Churchnnan-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

One fly has been found to cary six million six hundred tbouEznd dissAss germs on it's body.
 The sultzn's treasury cootztns q thruns of beaten gold. adorned with ruBies pearls. diamonds and emersldE set Ih mossic.
 Itaiy's silk production for Iszo ls of- fieially estimated st 5s,5o0. .oee pounds cf cocoons, an increase of 27 per cent ever 1918. -s
 Holland plans 10 increase it's sah sup ply. by mining rock salt deposits In enc province and tapping underground salt lakes in another.
 The largest industrial eating place IA the world. capable of feeding 5.ieo per sons at one time is operated at the
 Westinghouse plant In Pittsburgh. ,
 In tweuty-one years no fewer than tse ! slight shocks of an earthquake have been recorded tn the British Isles. an average of almost exactly one a month.
 The London fire department re- i gently has expsrfmentsd successfully witn a portable wireless telephone outfit. the aerial of which Is atta6hed te q 1a8p post.
 Among theatrical foIk there is an sld | superstition that if an actors eaocs | SOuedh NHe1 ne IS nrtL eu- ] trance he will be we'll received by the audience.
 Recovering the waste fats in discarded food for the army in England during the \ war gave to England 3.1e9 tons of sfycsr- ' in worth about five times the cost of re- | covery. l In some Portuguese towns fhe street 1 numbering of houses often includes the ! ground floor windows. as vel as fhe | door Thus a small house nay eesapy ! three numbers.
 The Siamese government has a nonop- i oly of telephone service. arsd owns all the lines that connect outlying cities wth the one central exchange which is located in j, Bangkok.
 Il In view of the scarcity of fstm help a new automatic pitchfolk Is valuable 1 invention. The machine elevates the hay | from the trough at the bottom Of the I hayloft by revolving chain of pitch N forks.
 l, New Forks first fire chief wze Anthony | Lafnh, a mathematical instrument nak- CT. who received ss0 year for his ser | viceA Fire engines worked by hand came into use in 17s1 and wers kept in the city hall -s E
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Blankets

si.o0 Crib Blankets, Aesop's Fable designs, regular $1.00 value, at ............... 74e Gray Cotton Blankets, former ptfce s3.50-SpeciRl price ..... $2.44 Gray and White Cotton Blan- kets, former price $4.00@Spee- ial price ................. $294 Extra Size Gray Blankets. for Hier price s5.ee-Special price $3.94 4S pairs of White and Plaid Blankets, slightly soiled, value. $5.So and ss.5O-Special price $5.94 IS pairs of size 11-4 Wool Mixed Blankets. white, gray and plaids. regular $1e.50 value.
 EXTRA SPECIAL I-25 Plaid Csnfortables, size 66xS2, large block designs, regular S7.sS value, at $4.e4
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Childrerl's Department
Aprons-Petsiceats

Women's Bungalow Aprons and House Dress Aprons, light and dark colots, at these special prices:
 At $t.5o-regular price $2.sS
 At S2e0- regular price $3.es Women's Petticoats, Heather bloom top and silk foHnce, black and colors, regular $a.59 value, at ...........................R Rts Women's Silk Jersey rep Petit coats, with messaline hounce- also Taffeta Silk Pettie0ats, black and colors, regular $500 and $5!60 values, at ......... 4.49
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Silks Reduced

Satin Messaline, yard wide, in black and all colors, regular price s2.25 a yard Special price e.....................f &t.69 Dress Taffeta Silk. yard wide, in black and navy, regular $z.25 value, at ....... S1.69 4o-ineh Crepe de Chine, in black, ivory, pink, light blue, old rose and taupe, regular $z.25 value. al ..s...s-s..s...ss. Sl.6S Yard wide Black Dress Satin, regular price t2.ts - Special price '.'.s'...s'''....,. $l!Ss 40-inofi Satin Ghsfmeuse, or Dress or Skirt, in black and navy. regular $s.5e value, at S2.es
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Hand Bags, Etc.

S3.50 Wonaen's Velvet Hand Bags, black or colors-SpeciaI price ............,..... S2,9S $500 Women's imported Beaded Bass-SPeeial price ...... $4.5o $500 Black Keratol Travelling Bags, size 1S-inch, at t...... $3.se $S.5e Travelling Bags, Cowhide Leather, cloth lined, black only,
 at .................. $6.9S $12.5o Travelling Bags, Cowhide,
 sizes IS or 1s-inch, leather lined,
 black only, at ............... $9.9S
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Wosnen's $ Gloves

Wofaea's Long Siik Gloves, F and 1S-SHtt5n length, in Blask only, regular value $2.S5 and $s.6d-SpeetaI-ptfee a pair. $f.3s Wornen'a Capsskih Gloves, pearl color, in sizes sA. s41I sA and 2, regular value $5.25 Special price a p4if. ....... $tSs Wcmen's Kid Gloves, in white, all sizes, regular vafae $s.7s4=
 Speeial price q pair. ....... $s5 WSfash's CaDssissR Gl6ves, in tar. brown and beaver. regular
 value ss.75 -. Special priee
 pair ...-............... sass
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Laces-Exnbfoideries

Double edge Val Lace Beading, 12 patterns regular d9c value.
 at .......!s.!:s!!.! 12LSc Cotton Filet Lace Idging and Inserting, 4 inches wide, reg ular a5c value. at .......... 1se Cotton clanT Lace Bdgihg and Inserting. 1 inches wide. reg uiar 4sc 4saiity, 1t .......... 25e Hamburg Edging. and 2 inches wide, 19c and 25e value. at 1sc and ........s!....s.s 1EHao Hamburg Fiouncing, 14 inches wide. regular sSc value at..... 3oc
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
MAsEFTgID vras,,

A rebin sang from a pun rSd Ftkaa The fox lay quiet and touf hin rtFf A wren on a trec-sfffr-r carniii.d rfrar Then the stariinss 'whesied m a- rbdden
 sheer. -.r .-'- The rocks came home to the frtrr-x- hfws In- the elrn-tree tops which the uIrdf d
 drive.
 Then ths nolse Of the rook5 fsii as.b
 sEtiil. And the ilehts came out in ths c1eneh
 Brook NH. I- Then 2 pheasant cocked. then n6 ouf
 began. .lf
  The starr grey bright as ihs ysvr r-e~ The fgx rose stifhy and rsrsschss ks
 back. Ile Haired the air. then hs padded sut TO the valley below him. dark ar fSrtf Wtnter-thin with the young green crora From old Cold crend0n and Hiicoie
 Cope.
 From ''Rsynard Inc Fszr by foha Mascncld
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Winter Underwear

infants Winter weight Ribbed Vests, regular sSe value, st.. ... zse One case of Children's Knit Un- derwaists, Boys and Girls sizes 2 to 12-SpeciaI price. 35e Children's F1eecy lined Ribbed Vests and Pants, sizes 3 to F Special price. .............. 6se One ease of Boys Gray Ribbed; Fleeey lined Union Suits, sec ond quality of $1.75 grade
 Special price a suit. t.......... 95o Women's Fleecy- lined Union Suits, long sleeves, ankle-length, regular and extra sizes, regular
 $2.35 value, at .............. $1.69
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Bsy.' Wear

Boys Norfolk Sfs.si Btsw4, dark mixtures and Rxvy serge, sizes t6 to 1s, regular vAtse $17.5o and sfs.56 = sPssiai pres standardization Sft@0 Boys Norfolk Suits, with ts&e saifs eF trsassess sfsy aad brown mixtures, sizes te to IS, regular vsiEe E3f.N = Spseiaf price '...................... $75o Boys Winter OvercSats, siBee t5 g. fegtlaf value $s.se Special price I................ $eoo Boys winter 0vefssztA stsss 10 to IS, resaiaf value S1s.se- Special price ............... $fSe0
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Dress Goods Reduced

42-inch French Serge, in navy, for Dress or Skirt, or Blouses, regular s1.75 value, at. ....... $1.se zz-iheh Wool Granite Cloth, for Suit or Dress, in black and all shades regular $2.50 value, St .s..............ss 1.98 54-if1fh Wool Jersey, for Blouse Or Dress in Copenhagen, sand, reindeer. brown, taupe and navy, regular $3.15 value, at $S.1s 5etineh Stefm Serge, for Suit Or Dress. in black. navy, mid night, Copenhagen and brown, regular $3.25 value, st..... $2.69 Yard wide Dress Velvet, black, navy brown. dark green and taupe. regular ;4.5o value, at s3.ss
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Towels-ToweIing

50 dozen Hemmed Huck Towels, regular value 2sc-Price each 10 dozen extra sire Huck Towels, regular 5sc value, at ..... 20 dozen extra large size Bleached Turkish Bath Towels, regular S1.00 value, at...... Union Crash Toweling. bleach ed and brown, former price 35c a yard-Speeial price ....... Union Crash Towelins, bleach ed and brown, regular 45c value, al
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
White Good:

35-inch English Nainsook. for mer price 3sc a yard-Speeial price .!..............
 3S-inch English Long Cloth, regular 59c value, at........ 250 yards of Indian Head, |" former price 4Se a yard-spee. cial price ..................
 Pillow Tubing. best grade, for mer price S5c a yard-SpeeiaI price ............-.
 50 pieces of Sanitary Cotton Diaper. cut lengths = Special priee q pieee ...............
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Main FloOr

Ice Consumers Brand Toilet Taper .-............-.. fI4c l5c Hawk Brand Toilet Paper, rolls only, st..t........... 16c l5c JaPahese Tissue Toilet Paper, rolls Containing 1000 sheets, at .......,.s,......, He Pencil Boxes, with Pencils, Pens, and Erssers, soc value at 39c- 5sc value at .........s....s.. 29c Writing Paper, in boxes of 24 sheets and li envelopes, 3sc value at 29c-2sc value at. .... 22e Choics of our entire stock of popular copyright Books. value Sl-OO, at ................ 6Sc Narrow Belts, black and coiors, several styles. regular 5sc value, lL ............. ...s.......... 45e Brilliant Bar Pins, with plain
 white or colored stones, regular
 si.2s value, at ............... sSt
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Table Danask

5S=in Bleached Table Damask, regular 9sc value, at......... 2 64-inch Bleached Table Damask, regular $1.50 value, at ....... S1. ft-inch extra heavy imported Table Damask, regular s2.O0
 value, at ................. $1. 2s dozen Napkins, former price
 176-Price each ............... 7s dozen Tray Cloths, former
 price 29c-Price each .........
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Bed Spread.

Hemmed Crochet Bed Spreads. Army and Navy size, single bed, former price S4.oe - Special prfee .....ss..s.....s. S264 Hemmed Crochet Bed Spreads, full size. former price S3.es- special price ..............s $2.94 Hernmed Satin MarseilIes Quilts, full size. former price $500 =, Special price .............A A $3.94 Henrned Satin Marseilles Quilts; full size. former price s7.50 Speeiai price ............. &.94 Hemmed and seail6bed Satin
 Marseiiles Quilts for double bed, former price $500 - Special
 price .................. S5.94 aemmed and Scalloped Satin
 Msrseilies Quilts, slightly soil
 Cd. former prices $10.50 and
 $i2.5e-SPeeial price ...... $7.94
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
OUR MEMS STORE
 MEMS SUITS REDUCED
Mems Nightwear

Mems Outing Flannel Night
 Shirts, the Universal" make, with or without collars, former price s2.5eGSpeeial price. ... $2.19 Mems Outing Flannel Pajamas. "Universar. make, former price s3.5o-SpeeiaI price ......... $2.95
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Kitelssnwxss Specials

No. 6 Ban1fses KTecABs, resaiaF sts35 v&ioe, at. See Ne. ESSai 1fSenas, regular $1.4t value, at s.s..s.....s.. 9s2g s-Guazt Aldrninesn covefsa Saueepsns. ressiar vxiue $s.ls
 -vssy ssesasi priee. .......... ets4s Mo4el Roasters. enaAf stss, regular &1ss4 x3ltfe, e s....... 3G4g MeAei he%ssers iasse sise, zsss
 nlaf Ss1t vziGs, ai ......... $1es No. Htess4-pia csppef
 Tea Kettles. fsediae S5.sS vasae,
 st ....ssssssss.s.s.ss zysS No. Aiesissn Tsa Ksttsss.
 regular $&is vAAss, st. ....... $sss
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Mems Hosiery
Mems Underwear

Mems Winter weight Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, in ecru and gray, former price s1.25-Spe- eisf price ..................... s5c Mems Heavy- weight Union Srits. In gray only, former price s5.0O-Specisl price ......... SPAS Mems Part Wool Union Suits, medium, heavy and extra heavy weight, the well known Coop CT" make, former price s4.50-. Special price ............... $3.95 Mems Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers. the well known Rock wood" make
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Ceorgette Crepe, $2.OO

Geergette Crepe, in all the wanted shades black, white. flesh, pink. navy. brown etc-at $200 a yard, former value 33.ee.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Wonen's Neckwear

Odd lots Of W6men's Neckwear, in all styles, former value up to $1.5o, Price now. Q Windsor Ties, including ali Pfain eolofs and plaids, regular 75c value, at .............s... q
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Royal Society Package
 Coeds

At s5e-reduoed from 66c Al s5e-redueed from $1.2s At $t.15-redueed from 11.51
 M $f35-reduced from s2.5o Al s2ecAteduced from s7.75 At a21-reduced from sS.ee
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Art coods

Royal Society Crochet Cotton, regular zse vaIte-Pfise a bali f5c Stamped Crash Centers, Se-
 ff7cfi, regular $a.2s value, at. $1.0o
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Womsn's sweatefs, $4.50

Women's Novelty Swesters, all Jersey and hae Worsted, eombi6a- ten eol69s, in q e5od sss6rtrneftE Special price $45o, sctuai value $7.so.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Pillow Cases-Sheets

One lot of high grade Pillow
 Cases. sizes 42x36 and l5xs6. former price 69c-SpeeiaI price 49e Seamless Sheets, standard make. size s1xss, former price s3.00-. Special priee ..........i $2,34 Seamless Sheets. size s1xss, for tner price ts.5e-speeisl price S2.74
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
POETRY
FoR AMAnYIIIa Ar

FOR AMaR2BLrs hrTEA I'M. q I'm very tired of tea foons. With silly curs of blue. They'll do for ordinary rlris- They're trivial for you. So some day we1l go nytnf --N Celesfiai ten 70 sup. We'll ciamber up the runsft l" Up and up and up. And you wili sif--on- venu~
 And ! shall fif on Mare. The ci0udH win bs onr rnufff~- Our jam will be the starr. We'll use the Dipner for our drink And stupid Ewains beio-r VIII Eape and. wonder, locking uu. To see you burn and glow. TO see you shame tise EvsaE Ftar-- Your beauty Ike flame Now after that. ! ask yuu. Aren't tea rooms pretty tavres
 New York Everffr FoFl
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Soc Hairbow Ribbon. 3ec

Brilliant TsffstA, Moire HaifbOw Ribbon, 5h inches wide. in black. white and all the wanted celgriHss
 Special eries ssc . yard. regular value sec. ~
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Outing Gowns, $1.s9

woneh's oatins Fianssi Gowns. ot soed quality Outing. in pink and white CT blae anA white stripes-at $f.se- regular price $s.25.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Winter Coasinxs

5e-inSh Ali Wosi Navy Serge, good weight, fsstiiaf .valse yS.e1 1 yaFa-STesi&i pfiss .......s $4.5S 5s-ineA All Weok. aeuSie fssd Coating, gray and brown, feGEi izlaT fG.06 val6s. aE........... $s5e
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
House Dresses

Our entire stock of Wemeh's Houst Dresses, of PercaIs, Ameskeas Gfngharn and Plaih Ghstabray: re- duced as follows :
 At $2.oe-redaeed from S3.e0
 At $2.5o-reduced from $S.5e
 At $2.75-reduced from sS.75
 At $3.0o-reduced from $4.eo
 At $325-reduced from $4.2s
 At $9.5o-reduced from $4.5A
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Bed Cornfortables

35 Fancy Quilted Comforts, printed Seco Silk Tops, slight Iy mussed, regular $10.00 value, at ......-........... So.S4 20 Bed Comfortables, reversible, all wool filling, regular $12.50 E1lue, aI TNsSf F high grade ComfortGbles, printed Silk top, regular $19.5o value, at ................... S1294
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Hair Goods

Fsshionette. Stay Fast or Will O Wisp Hair Nets, cap shape, value i5c--a dozen at s1.25 or each ........................ fife $50 Human Hair Switches, all shades of gray or brown, at.. 94.9S
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Cups and Saucers

Plain White Cups and saucers slightly marred, regular value $3.oS-Spseial price a doxen $2.6S Plain White Cups and Saucers, all perfect, regular value $4.0o Special price a dozen. ..... $3e8 Fancy China Cups and Saaeers, regular price &4.58 = Stkeiai price dozen ................ $ass
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Mems Nsckwear

Mems Silk and Knitted Neckwear, reduced as follows:=
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Hot Water Bottles

s1-25 Rubber Hot Water Bot
 les ................... 95c si.5s Rubbat Hot water Bot ties -..-..-........s... tt.ts s2.oo Rubber Hot Water Bot ties ...'...... ................: yIsFy t2.eo Hot waase Bottls com
 hinatton. complete with tubing at --......@....- ...-....s-....... $1I49
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Percales and Cinghans Reduced

GkCA1eB a1xu M1EK1sAA11S 1NCQIECCO quality ..
 c6lorings 45cSpeea
 G4nshSns f7 excellent
 quality, g. Inch Zephyr GnshAn Pad Stripes Checks
 forTaet value sSo-Spoea price 7y
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Lanch Kits, $4.29

Thsrnos E1nela Kits, complete with pint brown TfsEunos Bottle af N8, resafaf vsaue ys.ee.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-26

Monday of an incident which throws
light on the present mad rush to pur
chase expensive articles. He was in
a drug store when working girl, a
weaver in wooden factory, came in
and enquired for cologne. The clerk
told her he had the article desired and
that the price range was from Is
cents per bottle to $40 per ounce. With
out culver the girl deposited so and
carried away an ounce of the most ex-
pensive. Thousands of others are doing
as this girl did They are throwing
away their money for the most ex-
pensive nonsense. 1t makes no differ
ence whether their wages are $40 pei
week or $50 Nothing is saved and al
complain because their income does not
meet their outgo. This wild orgy OF
spending will face a stone wall by
and by. A grand collapse will come
an era of hard times will rack the coun
try and then all will be ready to start
| over on a new and sensible basis.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-26
In the Days News.

Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock, who will have
the support of the Nebraska delegation
for the Democratic presidential nomi-
nation, is one of the representatives of
that state in the United States senate.
Mr. Hitchcock was born and grew up
in Omaha, where he now resides when
not in Washington. He is lawyer by
profession and journalist by choice.
His education was received in Omaha
and in Baden Baden, Germany. His
experience as national lawmaker
dates back to 1908, when he first en-
tered the house of representatives. In
1911 he won seat in the senate. Dur
ing the war with Germany he held the
most important committee memberships
of ;fny member of congress-chairman
of the foreign relations committee, vice
chairman of the military affairs com
mittee, vice chairman of the banking
and currency committee and also vice
chairman of the Democratic steering
committee. In Washington Senator
Hitchcock is known as man of abil-
ity, force of character and liking for
the contest of politics.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-26
Keep Within The Law.
BARRE Times. }

A Bellows Falls man, who was re
rently fined in the municipal court OF
his village for operating an automo.
bile without having taken out an op,
orators license, admitted that he knew
the law requiring a license and /. that
he had conformed with the law every
year until this year when he sold his
machine to another man and was in.
structing the purchaser how to run the
vehicle when arrested Some other
people take a similar chance and get
away with it; but the surveillance is
getting more sharp and the practic,
will not be resorted to except by the
most foolhardy