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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14
WITH THE WOMEN OF TODAY

After meeting and interviewing
some 200 Representative southern
business women one becomes Intense
ly Interested in the south as q husi-
ness field for women, for II seems aa
II southern women are big busi-
ness women today They are not
merely clerks, stenoEraphers and Of
flee workers. They are mauuflctur-
Crs store owners and bankers Many
of 'hem are women who are not
forced to work for a livelihood, but
started in business during the war
to help out their men folk. They
were SO successful or found husiuess
life SO attrative that they havo re-
mained in 1t.
one such woman is PatEle McRse,
owner Of the Daffodn tea room IN
Atlanta. Ga, perhaps the largest and
best known tea room In the south.
Mrs ! z. NcRec. as she Is known in
her social world. had no idea that she
would one day he the owner OF
800. 600 business She was sue
csssful and happy wife and mo'her
and an active suffrage worker, but
business was beyond her horizon.
Then the suffrage association or
Atlanta opened tiny tea room on
a side street to help tho cause along
There were but eight glass tonn'd
'7bio= and n Eordie counter whore
tho womon's Exchange had . display.
II was the custom NJ the older menu
bera .o take charge OF the Kitchen.
each one serving n week, the younger
npag sarying the meals when chance
brought Mrs NcRee's turn to run The
Kitchen she met IL with fear and
trembling. for she had never even
rervpd AZ n church supper. Even
with the Inconvenience Of ~" a'siem'
one small gas stove and only three
ttfrban tables for equipment. -hH no..
oti,,ed So nohly that She was asked
to stay another week. and another
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14
Grand Ball at Lake
Minnequa Park Thursday

THE Ladies' Aid society Of the
Sacred Heart orphlnago have ar
ranged for a grand ball 10 he given
a. Lake Minnequa Park on Thursday
evening August rs. sor the benefit of
the orphsnaEe. and II ls sincerely
hoped that there viii he a large At
tendance OF the friends OF tho orphan
age FOR tho llf'ie folks surely need
the help Of their friends. now that
winter Will soon be coming on and
food supplies must hc provided.
The ladies' having charge Of the bail
will spare no pains tp mako % n big
success. and have arranged for the
attendance ~ many n Fuahlo's most
popular young ladies' TO look after the
comfort NJ guests who attend the ball
and see 70 it all hhvo a good time at
the wheel of fortune, which will also
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

make it pay instead or donating 1,
~ no had 10 the suffrage association
No ono I'm N" association wished 10
assume tho responsibility, and 40 tina
tea room equipment was offered fo,
sale. Mrs. McRoe saw all her sum-
mer'H work going for nothing. She
hah made no money and hnd none to
finance tho venture. Finally she Of
ferrd her note for 5000. which was
accepted, and she launched into busi-
ness I'm earnest n was a hard null.
but with steady work she eventually
increased both her quarters and
equipment,
Then Fhe had stroke OF luck in
the shape NJ gigantic cake order
from AN army camp. II was almost
miracle tho way She dispatched 500
cakes TO Camp Gordon with little
more equipment than 5ha had for her
fret fcw tea patrons. And after tho
first son went 500 more every day
until tho government ordered four
substitutes
orders then came pouring in for
salads, sandwiches, cakes and all good
things 20 cat, and al the end OF two
years the tea room was again en-
larsed and a 100000 equipment was
paid for and tho tea room boastsd
= patronage that would satisfy tho
most exclusive hotel in New York
when Nrs McFee was offered iion,-
600 for her tea room recently she said
7 would almost as soon think Of
selling one Of my children, for havs
put my whole soul into my business
SUNDAY iz zo called because It was
tHn Hae nu H.U|#h iu afdgu tlmes, wor-
-f,fr, v-4- Offered fa tho aim
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FIR CKLES
Now Ia the Time 20 Get rid of rhcse
lElr Spn5-

Now Ia the Time 60 Get Hid of ThcAe
lElr Spn5-
There's no longer the slightest need
or feeling ashamed Of your frecklcs
as Othine-double strenEth--is guar
unteed to remove these homely spots
Simply get an ounce NJ pthine--
double strenEth.-from any druEEist
and apply n little Of Il night and
morning and YOU should soon sce that
even the worst frecklea have begun to
disappear. while tho lighter ones have
vanished entirely II rs seldom that
more than an ounce is needed TO com
pletely clear the skin and gain o
beautiful clear complexion
BE sure TO ask for the double
strength Othine aH this is sold under
guarantee of money ba-k II it fails to
remove freekles
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14
rrnr on SrwsrAprR

Harrison Ark. Aug 13.-The Harri-
son Times was fired upon by unidenti-
fled persons from an automobile yes
fori1y. eiFht bullets ErinE thru q
plate glass front OF the newspaper Of
ficc
The gun men entered Harrison in an
automobile and left without their
identity becoming known Their mo-
tive ia not known
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14
AGREE on CANNING BILL

Washington, Aug. l5.-tomplste .
agreement on the Capper- Tincher bill
70 prohibit gambling transactions In
grain was reached today by Senate
and house couferees who adopted the
senate substitute bill with minor
changes. Final enactment OF the bill
next week was said 10 be assured.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14
wF,rurR PREDICTION

Warrington, Aus. l3.-Weather pre-
dictions for the week beginning Mon
day are: Rocky Mountain and plateau
regions Generally fair except for
scattered showers; moderate temPera-
ture.
Pacific states: generally fair. nor
NAL temperature.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14
Our Notion Department

Wants you to know that it is "back in business
All the little necessities that come under the head
of EMOTIONS" are again to be found at Crews-Beggs
vero oro , few items that Won may need right
Lingerie Braid with bodkin, yards to bolt in pink
blue or white special ..............'.''.'.'.' DC
-stickeri Braid in Red with small dot, regular loc
item, special ...........'..'' o'
Solid brass non-rustabe pin, $50 pins to paper SC
-co,ored Cotton Tape. yards to roll. roll. 1Oc
Dutch Linen, black tape, all widths, bolt 1Oc
Japanese pearl buttons in Fish eye four hole II
Assorted cabinet Of Hair Pins 100 Kirby Beard i'm
ported wire hair pins to box ......,.,........ Soc
Fall line of Royal Society Packages, bigger and
better than ever.
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be run on that evening by the ladies
In charge.
This ball is given in the interest Of
a most worthy cause and II is hoped
that the attendance win be large and
tha patronage Of tho dancing pavilion
md MheaI nf fortune llheral
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14
900 SCOUTS no cAMr

Denver. Aug. Approximately
oOo Boy Scouts from DSlver are OK
pectcd to oncamp near the Nederland
dam n the head Of the Boulder canyon
beginning Monday II was announced
here today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14
The Early Autumn Fashions
Beget Unstinted Admiration

10 all those whose thoughts turning toward the things for
Fall ard who and speculative the mode they vii take
and Why extend cordial invitation to the smart
styles display CrewsBegg The variety large enough to
be interesting and new fashon-sprises arriving daily
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

until finally the whole summer had
slipped bv
During those months nf apprentice
ship she was often cook dishwaHher.
carpenter. Electrician and maId-1f-
1If-v0rk. Then The owner of the
uropsrtg decided that he wanted to
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14
Hundreds of Strikingly Beautiful
New Fall Hats

AT PRICES WHICH, LAST YEAR WOULD BE CONSIDERED
SALE PRICES
These wonderful Hats have been received and being
opened up and marked this advertisement being written
one of them glorious sample Of the smae decd
ed-rpon fashions decreed for early Fall wear
They the kind of Hats that the longer you look at them and
admire them the difficult realize that they going to
be sold for so little
Dven Hats all the pretty coor and combination effects
some embroeed others encd many daped soft graceful
folds.
The SILK and Satin Hats mostly dark shades such navy
blue brown and back-daped oques and small modes trimmed
with contrasting coors Very charming styles EN- brodeed with
cold or silver and some of the black satin Hats strmmed
The Velvet Hats shown the light sports coors and tailored
sailors fascinating aers plush duven and combinations OF
materials.
No need wait later the this year. for values such
these the first price is the last.
Crews -Beggs Hat Store-Second Floor
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

SUNDAY is 60 called because It was
san Hav nu #UI#h iu 1ideH tlmes, wor-
ship was offered 90 the sun.
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New CantonCrepe Dresses

priced SIS co. $780, $3.50 and S6850 Black and navy
are the popular coos
Bead embroidery and leather trimmings predominae
Draperes and panels for hnshat are decidedly differ
en than last years styles.
SUITS OF SILK VELOUR AND DUVETYNES are priced from
S475Ot S685O
The Coats lcng only the hem of the skirt
showing below The fancy suits extremely The plain tailored
very Black brown grey are the coors
that carry the strongest appeal
COATS ARE SIS. 90, $500, $3.50 and S6S.5O
In Normandy and SILK Bolivia The coors are blue and brown
Trimnngs of nutria moleskin and Canadian beaver
Of work. Of laying the tn
dust in
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14
Your Home Needs
New Rugs

After the experience you went through IN june, whether
you in the flood district not.
For the mud the grit and the dust to lenve
their marks your rugs.
Brighter Homes for Brighter Pueblo will ba ensy
when you the Rug values CrewsBeggs has here for
you.
High grade wool and fiber rug. Rest makes, splendid
patterns and eolors. ox12 $3.50 value ..... $1,000
Buy Small Rugs special prices. They longs and
shorts Of regular grades.
-27x4o-n Shorts, Administers .............. S2.23
-27x52in. Long Administers .............-..: 1920
-3sx42in Shorts. Administers .........,..... $3.50
-36x6Oin Long Administers .............,... S4.95
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

WOULD YOU BUY YOUR BOYS WINTER
UNDERWEAR NOW IF WE MADE IT
WORTH YOUR WHILE?
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14
Boys Munsingwear
Unions $1.5O

year at S275.
They were dampened during the flood, sent to
the laundry and properly washed.
The sizes are 8 to 1S-you'll save by buying them
now.
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c|;A1HOll
AeAI! [ ] l |
| MORE / Il Ar ! !lI ]!
Convention Of Lead ders
Decla lafl.sl,s, i, gainst
Fightiin Plan I; u

Washingto ekgll ions endors-
ing the conference 81 Limitation Of
armament and favorfng etthe aspira-
tions of the people of Ireland for q
government pf thpsait own choice,.''
were adopted at Tia closing session
OF the nation4 conySntio az sof the Ma
tional Council aof Cathelic Ven. +.
During the day the delegates were
received BY Rresident Harding at the
White House, s,i3s:.. /,
The resolution on the arnament
conference hile endorsing it, ] ex-
pressed the oriinliio that The United
States should sse ~ si 81 ] at an times
that sufficient means protection
are maintainsd TO meet a1y purpose
on the part of any government on
earth to intimidate ors nsutralixe the
position 81 our COVE einmsllt ii the
protection of its interest e @sss IS
n The resolntipn n Ireland exprsssed
tsthe hope fors atisf factory outcome
of the presenit ssllsg citations hetweeI
tlis British gel 1T saisd The rep
sreses atiyes as Dali 4 ;. q
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substantial way toward holding
eadinp position throughout the bal

q substantial way toward holding a
leading position throughout the bal
ance of the campaign. Remember
that the "first period" Of the cam
raign is by far the most important.
More votes are allowed now and up
10 Oct. 18th than at any other time.
After ct.412th the value of subscrip-
.tions is reduced considerably. Get
saeay peszsss Subscription while the
maximum vote schedu4s IS in effect.
Fey no attention to what others may
=, Going. What they do, or do not do
;e not win for you. It is your own
.,.iss'idual efforts that count. If you
'' any intention of winning the
studebaker touring car, you will put
forth your best efforts next week.
You can rest assured that unless you
do, other members are not going to
hold up the parade waiting for you
to get in line.
/ Watch The World each week, read
about the ambitious members in the
Salesmanship club and try to pick
the winner. Look for the new stand
ings Of members next week. Who
will drive the Studebaker Oct. 29th
is mystery. Pick your favorite and
help him or her push to the front.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-28
Grain GROWERS
FACE BAD DEAL

Directors of the United States
Grain Growers, Inc, in the Northwest,
have taken steIk to prevent spedala--
tors getting control Of The farmers
wheat crop. :
Great quantities Of 1.-THE 1921 wat,
crop are passing rapidly into bne' e
hands of spectators, said statemnts !,
issued by three directors of the UnTsSS
ed States Grain Growers.
Farmers are marketing their wheat
at an absolutely unparalleled rate, it
was pointed out.
Already half the exportable surplus
of wheat in the United States has
been marketed. The market has been
depressed, and great quantities Of the
wheat has passed into the hands Of
spectators.
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VIM. Millers Pioneer
North Dakota Editor
Buys Minnesota Paper

.t
William Miller, pioneer newspaper
editor and publisher Of North Dako-
ta where, at MinnewaNkan in Benson
county, he for nearly thirty years,
published the Minnewaukan Siftings,
has purchased the Herald Dispatch
at Sleepy Eye, Minnesota, leading
weekly Of that state. a year ago,
for a brief period, Mr.. Miller was
sole owner Of the Devils Lake World,
selling out to the present holding
corporation. The new field where
the former North Dakotan is now
engaged, is the capitol of Brown
county and is supporting . printing
plant of considerable size. It is To-
Gated about $50 miles southwest of
the Twin Cities.
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ARBUCKIE'S TRIAL
CHARGE IN ,DO OUBT

San Franci.co. 4 he ques-
tion whether Rpscoe e. Ar
buckle will be tried In the
Superior court for the mSzr-
der Of Miss Virginia Rappe
or whether he will be held
on the lesser charge 4f man
slaughter, will 30 decided
tomorrow by poliee Judge
Sylvain Lazarus & before
whom the film comedian
( has been examined on a
murder accusation. =
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Say there is Little Doubt
Br0t therhoO oOds Have
Voted w Walkout

Chicago. eadsp of the Big
-Four bIotherhopds and ia Mated rail-
unions last night declared that
had Httle doubt that TIE railway
emf lgsss hi general
strike rather than accept q wage re-
Eduction, but announced that the con-
servative counsel Of the leaders might
prevail against = walkout.
General chairmen of the Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen began
counting the 1885, 900 strike ballots II
their men,, but admitted before the
first envelope was opened that, judg-
ing from the known temper Of the
men, the result will be overwhelm-
ingly in favor of q aSstrike. ss4;5 4.
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M QEc'A /, c / ]
TESTED FOR The
''TI''|UbERCUL GERM
Fine Record For This
State Made q ! BY The e
ExaiiaiinatiOns i

Bismarck, N. D.-A total Of 1858
herds of cattle, containing nearly 50,-
600 head, were tested for tuberculosis
during the last fiscal year in North
Dakota, and Of this number 1882
.reactors were slaughtered, according
to records at the Office Of DR.. ". F.
,Crewe, state veterinarian. @
# A total of 2.8l percent Of the cat
tie tested, reacted and were killed. In
the amount Of work done, North Da-
kota, with an appropriation Of $4O,-
900, compares very favorably with
Montana, where the appropriation is
500, 900, and Minnesota with an ap.
preparation Of $500, 900. In Montans
s2,51S herds containing 44,441 head
were testbd, 1.23 reacting. In Min.
nesota Of 8, 4s4 herds with 79, ,95s
head, the reactors composed 2.s7 PEI
cent. III a,.ss IS y. sts 1 VI "
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Bank Of North Dakota Ready
To Pay Off All Registered
Checks; Funds Now On Hand
Announcement 1. Made at Bismarck:
Answered; Fargo Banks Liabir
Great as Capital Reports
ehoods Of Politicians
ourteen Times a.
sernnent Show

BYEy Zen
Bismarck D. = The Bar th Dakota ready of
all registered checks amountr last total of
69284 tha oeng already made
funds hand obligations persons
public corporations checks paid
delay.
h reacionary press
politicians inside and outside regarding
of North Dakota" said official of the bank
"We that checks merely
deposits North
this item would be
could n the of North Dakota.
gafd that of all registered
This ascbd increased individual
deposits liquidation socald frozen loans and
in nbanksa to n
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PICNIC ! [ ! SUNDAY { I D! | !
Al CII PARK
A BIG AFFAIR
Norwegian Lutherans
To Stage Popular
Event There

st. Olaf's Norwegian Lutheran
church will stage its annual fall pic
mic Sunday ut City park according to
an announcement made by Rev. Loft
ness yesterday. The program is as
follows:
"a big day has been planned for
members and friends Of st. Olaf's
Lutheran church., Sunday, October I'd.
Sunday school will meet at 9:45 q.
m. Following Sunday school, pupils
will all attend services in the church.
Special arrangements have been made
to make the event interesting to the
children as we'll as the adults. Then:
everybody will go to the City park
picnic grounds where the afternoon
festivities will occur.
@The ladies are asked to take their
baskets along with enough lunch for
possibly one or two extra. Bring
cups, forks and spoons, plates will
be furnished. After the picnic. dinner
there win be races and contests for
young and old. The committee in
charge have arranged for twenty OF
these with first and second prizes for
the winners. Among contests will
be girls egg race, boys backward"
race, mems wheelbarrow race, with
out wheelbarrows) ladies' rag chew
I ing contest, ladies' balloon bursting
contests, ETC., etc. Rumor has it
there will be blueberry pie for rapid
consumption for hungry boys.
Committees will be appointed to
take care Of transportation and the
program. The ladies .1ill be in charge
cf the dinner.
"a cordial invitation is extended
to an TO attend morning services and
to participate in the fternoon's in.
nocent fun.
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Prices of food products .sincreas-
ed 2A per cent during the month
Of August, over what they were in
July. That is not relished by the
laboring man of today; but when
We consider that the prices of food
stuGs have declined AZ per cent
since August of 4 year ago we
feel better, and are prone to re-
cognize the present slight advance
Sas revival of business. Notice
it in Devils Lake? Is !.
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RECALL UNJUSTIFIABLE SAYS
REPRESENTATIVE ]. H. SINCLAIR

Sinclair opposed the recall election and
serst unusfbe In telegram received from him from Kenmare he
much to the recall election and consider unuifae
ze Hagan faithful
triumphany
f1l
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Fifteen Ask
Their III PAPERS ||||
Court Of NaturAIliiIzation I
Tomorrow

Fifteen persons will seek to gain
Naturalization papers in District
court here tomorrow before. Judge
#Buttx and a federal examiner, ac-
cording to Clerk Of Court Herman
Stsnseth. ,..
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A|IRM|STlCE.. DAY !.
!. .CELEB|R,A| RATI|0'N ] ! ! 4 | Is ! /
BEING ! PLANNED ] /.

s Armistice Day, November 1lth, will
he observed in Devils Lake by the
American Legion. and ali civic organ
|izations in connection with the gem
|eral public, according 70 word given
ont this morning. |,
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real thing, that everyone is assured
of square deal, and the ambitious
people are already taking advantage
Of this exceptional opportunity to
own a Studebaker touring car in ex-
change for few weeks spare time.
The public has decided that this cam
raign is no "cheap skate affair."" and
therefore it is creating great deal
cf enthusiasm and excitement. They
know that we are absolutely in earn
est, and many people are waiting for
some live member to come and get
the votes ON their subscription. Why
shouldn't you have them? It is mere
" question Of who gets there first.
Do not wait; go and see all that you
can today. If you wait, there may be
someone ahead Of you tomorrow.
Today marks the real beginning of
the Salesmanship Club campaign. It
is off with a bang! In this issue will
he found the first count of votes and
TIE first standings of the members up
to last night, Oct. 9th.
A glance at the list will show that
this is to be some race. In most in
stances just few subscriptions would
change, the lineup completely and
crown the new leaders. No one has
a big lead, no one is hopelessiy beaten,
in fact the first count proves more
concl1sively than words that there
are big opportunities for ambition
members, and an, equally big oppo:
tunity for present club members &
lead the entire field in a comparative
ly short time. d
Taking. the $4,000 extra votes
which are issued with every club Of
S24.OO worth Of subscriptions into con-
sideration the totals today are ex-
ceptionally small. They will not: re-
main that way very long, however.
An inspired few will see the possi-
bilities, step in and get a start that
will make it almost impossible for
others to catch up. Perhaps you can
get that kind Of an inspiration.
It is anyone's race. There is moth
ing in this weeks count to discour-
fage anyone. On the other hand there
are such big possibilities, that to over
look this chance to get on the payroll
Of this campaign and earn better
than $4,000 per week is like failing
to pick money in the street.
It. is surely anyone's race for the
Studebaker touring car, and the Other
beautiful prizes. Members should not
get discouraged now that the cam
raign is on in earnest, or SHOULD they
llet others discourage them. Someone
from somewhere will earn the biz
prizes Oct. Doth and you may JUS
ss well be ineluded ii that "someon,
class as your neighbor or fellow
ltownsman. All it takes to win is
first, to recognize an opportunit!
when you see it, and secondly, 9 lit
1 tie well directed effort.
From this time forward the cam
,|paign will 60 On with . rush. Gnl
lDaaesnbers who have started worl
Jsho,ild not lose minute . e time
There is great deal of territory tha
/ has sueyers been covered. Hundreds 9
lpesples everywhere in Ransey count
;iand neasby, towns that have not bee
4 asked f6h their Inscriptions. HSyo
4 ares the. ir6E, into such virgin fields
u you viii 5ssf tie Fon,s share Of til
business ara 4 piles U thousands h ll lldh! z
4 tE0tes. s:8ss 81, IS Is. ~ e @
The I, xesss ]. 8 Win 81 IS sscon1inte 81 agai
j nnaxt sTiiasd - shi1iH and the Htaildina
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