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wants to hear from you and Isn't saying an
der his breath when he hears your yoi-s. 20
darn it-thsres that girl again. Why can't
she let me aione?" And that's that. znd
You only need say. Mrs Brown. let M.
present Mr.. Smith" This form Is correct on
almost any occasion. Dc not say Let me
make you acquainted with Mr.. Smith, as this
form = awkward and longer used. An
other form is 1T gives me much pleasure 10
I present Mr.. Smith TO you. Mrs. Brown" or
This Is br. Smith. Mrs. Brown. would
Like 10 have you know him." No. j. A
nice way to decorate the home for /. wsS-
ding II you have large room the psrior
fioor that you can use, Is 10 make sort Of
chapel By making bower at one end With
white ribbons. or course 1t Is much accord
Ing 10 tho space you have to use. and how
large wedding II Is To be- II you have
| msntslpieee. 700 could bank II with flowers
and let the wedding party stand in front Of
H. One can use ones own individual taste
in arranging these things and make q very
beautiful room by using many flowers a
n~--ibie. Rcse. always beautiful 10 use
and II II Is TO be June wedding that 10
the month Of roses. you know. 4th The
same rule fer Eating OF the cob vould
s,ply In public dining place at home.
II no corn holders are served. simply take
the e~rn In the finger and eat II as unob-
trusiveiy a poasible. Often corn holders are
served. sth- In a public restaurant OF hotel
-'ther wear costume With hat. or to sp-
pear In evening dress without q hat 9Th
Yes. IL "a quite proper for a girl TO spend
an even'n, ceeasiorslly at the home Of her
nsnee with his family. hope. my dear that
these answers will he Of help to 20. and
zoo are the snsHssd rirl mentioned. surely
wish ycs 10Y.
Dear Miss Brooks:
! am In much trouble. There are three
~ 7st.ons would Ike to ask you. (aD There
Is certain boy in this town that said he
loved me and wanted an answer. | loved
him but did not Ike TO tell him 80 what
would you do In that easef (bl II you
wanted to be friendly with a boy how would
'ou 20 at IL! Would you hang srsund him.
Or what would you dot (cl / went oysr 70
iady.. home the other day and the boz
v. talking about in my first question came
ID and as soon he / went home.
ut ] would have liked very much TO have
tnyed only / did not want him to think
hat ! went there because he came Would
have been better II had stayed and
alked To h.mf Thanking you m advance.
TROUBLED, Drisrgs, Idaho.
Dear little Troubled girl: al Let as sim
rely hope you win never have any great
: troubles. Now II ! only knew hos. old
ou are | could give yoa better advice. De
N think yen old enough To know the
Gaming Of the word "lovey' Don't 20.
ally thirk that what 700 mean Is that
VI like this boy friend Just a little better
an some Of the others perhspsf (b) To
'tursl unaffected self and be pleasant and
Iresabie. NO. never hang aroUpd- boy.
veg sbhor that (e) Well. wonder Why
q thought you should 20 home as soon
your friend came Svreiy II would have
en- better to stay and talk to him. be-
We you should try to overcome self-eon-
business and pos<ibly little bzshfulness-
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OF Naming nahI...

law was passed recently In Nor
why prohibiting the bestowal OF rldlcu-
'ous names on babies. Also no French
child may be given name that does
not occur In the Official list drawn up
for the purpose. composing 1900
items
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-01

his Make of for your information questions
that pazzmg 1t will be pleasure and privilege
iy and promptly all submitted If detailed
dan can be these columns desired send stamped envelope
val be gwen attention All communications will always be held
absolute confidence
All letters should be addressed very plainly pen
'~A' D'''A' D0A 49, oai Lake lily. AAI.D G~~~L
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a refIesabI..

Dee Mis- H-oot~.
WIN you please answer some question. 20,
mel How many time. may a girl dane.
With boy thout breaking the rules OF
et'-urt'ef L u propsr for a girl TO ask FOR
dnnre' Nsy you refuse a dance without a
rcssonG Thank you.
YOUR INQUIRER Utah.
To dance ton frequently With one yoarx
man 10 considered both indisereet ard M
hammered. The boy who escorts you 10 the
dance has the right 70 ak for ,h-~, d.ne--
the first. the last snd one in between. and
h should do his best 70 see that ,ca h,v,
ather partner: but II Ter spy reason 700 d.
not I've. IL IL all r'rhf for so1 70 dance
~'th him tiar tive more II make =
-iri rather eanspieucus N she dances several
---~- - go bo~ in succession A Fri
toen not ash boy for dsnce--nvw.y. un-
~ IL h Lear Year. Which II isr't thls ye.,
That 10 the bo~'s pr~rcrstive Heps this /.
What yos wanted. and you are quite wslearae
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v Q X Q "a b J o Com
pound. My mother
had great faith In II
~ she had taken 90
much Of Il and when
II had trouble after
my baby was born
abe gave IL 70 me.
II helped mo 80 much
more than anything
else had done that !
advise all women
with female trouble
10 give Ii a fair trial
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-01
TOW WATSON. the eccentric soma

TOM WATSON, the eccentric sena.
tor from Georgia, had one Of his
spells last week and tried his best
to re, into INST fight with senator
Fhipps Of Colorado. Watson was angry
over fhipps action In regard 10 Ger.
tam Georgia postotlice nominations
aud during a session OF the senate he
began a furious verbal attack on the
Coi"Fadoan. They then went outside the
main doorway and Watson r0undly
cursed lhipps, shouting; "lf YOU will
come down on that step. IN knock
your face In with my DIST" rhlpps. de.
Ginning the challenge To combat. called
sergeNni.at.arms. and the raging
WATSON was led away By senator Mc-
Nary.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-01
YOUNG MOTHER
NOW STRONG
Her Mothers Faith in Lydia z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Led Her To Try II

Ksnosha. Wisconsin. Fl cannot say
enough In praise Of LYDIA T.. Pinkhanos
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-01

THERE was prospect last week
that the German reparutlons crisis.
due Ca May ~. would be asrrted The
eilied rvparativns commission was
evnSidering offering Germany linden
Mite p,'stponetuent VI the uItlmatnm
date on coalition that she accspt -
ssntsaily the cOmmi<Sions fiil pr,,
gram such an arrangement was
thought "a be- advisable In order 10
give time to The International bankers
ccinmittec. which met Thursday IN
Paris -Four solutions ~ the interna.
ticoal han prohiem were presented 10
the bankers az their opening session.
i, Z. h"rN,n Submlttrd What n,
termed the American plan. and the
others wrre offered hy Sir Robert
hsnderslcs. enc % the governors 81 the
Rama ~ England: Charles Sargent.
former French updcrsecrrtarv OF n.
nance and president 90 the Ranaua de
Ttnlon fariSicnne. and Dr. q. WISER. I
ng. president ~ the Netherlands bunk 4
The sessions wcrc private and me p,l 4
u wa not given ANY hint ~ What
ne planS we're However. Il WAS under.
'is'od ~ BE- the opinirn ~ the oman
'icr~ that u any loan % Germany were
'rranged. u must he very larse pr,,h-
'bly al least a billion tlallsr~ u nl<a
SEEMED llkefy that Il would h.. u..reS
arS, In that case. for Belgium a. sur.
ender partially her priority IN Ger.
nan rcparattonx for Great Britain T.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-01

THE house has not yet acted on the
= resolution providing for congress
sional investigation OF war fraud
charges. which was introduced by
Representative Woodruff OF Michigan.
Senator Norris OF Nebraska was
quoted as saying that II the house did
nor speedily pass this resolution.
similar one would be introduced In the
senate from the Republican side. Alto
gether, the situation OF the attorney
general is decidedly uncomfortable.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-01

NOTHING doing yet In the matter
of senate bill for soldiers
bonus The Republican members of
tue finance c"mlnlttee hast week found
themselves evenly divided between
Sn"oss plan tor paid-up insurance
policies and Mccuiubers plan Tor cen.
tihcates vn which the service men
could borrow. II was thought Tor a
time that President Harding might ex.
PRESS preference. but he evidently
was determined che senators shoul,
eNtricale themselves as BEST they might
Then the Republicans decided ia call
In the Democratic members of the
committee 10 aid IN drafting bill. Il
was said the democrats rather favored
he Metumber plan.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-01

prnr Helen Brcc'tss
I have Just e'sco~rred ycur corner. 'Ju..
between you and me" 80 am coming .t-.igh,
70 you. ! am sure th-se questions have h,sh.
cred other girs. and also have hem ast-.l
he'c-~. md With y0u good su-cess in ans
VERNE them Ter me. lat. ! arr dark compiler
- What can do 70 wh'ten ny skinr Ind
NJ face l. also msrred with tiny hl.rk-
h-sds What world you susvr-t, And ar.sn.
~ hsr Is giving me considerable trpuhie
-r'u-e| 70 grcw ard = thin and .ho--
-i--''-- t~-t ur with ne s.vi-- n -. \. =
beesssary to snsrl 4. Should cut H. or can
nssp q ctherwher Rr=t 'vishes.
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cut down her expectations of cash
payments.
DKEMIEH STAMBOULISKY Of Bull
sdria had some private conferences
, with NJ. Tchltcherin OF Russia when
they were at Geloa. and the result ap-
pears 10 be that the bulgarian govern
nent, formerly tie declared opponent
OF boisheslsm. has changed front and
VIII line up with the soviet republic and
make It's international policies conform
70 those OF Russia. Germany and Tur.
key. This Will not only present a
solid combination against the allies
and the little entente. bur also will
have Its effect on the Thraelan aues-
ton, for the BuIgars have always sided
with the Turks against the Greeks
there.
The Bulgarian communists started
some kind Of an uprising few DAYS
ago and at first II was reported they /
had seized the government and that
King Boris was'n fugitive. This was
raise. and u appeared the row was
mainly an attempt by the communists
10 force the removal of Wrangel's anti
Dolsheyik Russians from the country.
The rebels really did begin a march
IN Sofia. but the army remained loyal
md drove them on
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-01
Hog
Cholera

rs pretty hard Lesson 70 see a fine
herd OF hogs seemingly healthy today. SEX
and de tomorrow from Hog chclers. nj.
unfortunate situation has held sway 4 lonr
me ~ ms sceticn without remedy near
erywhere endorse An.ihcr choler. s-r,,r,,
~ me ore wy 70 save your hogs.
very valuable little bcoSiet Insure Yosr
noF yoo-s 70 the asking FREE
send &c stamp To- return postax~ u th-
se'o~ie II VII tell you valuable thinx--
% sare % write your name below. plainly.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-01

CHARLES r. CRANE of Chicago,
~ former American minister to China,
Is great traveller but he Is not likely
for some time 10 visit France or any
French possessions. Word has come
from Syria that French military
court In Damascus. after a he2fing by
default. has found Mr.. Crane guilty
OF melting the recent uprising in the
French mandate and sentenced him
TO twenty years in prison. A woman
Moslem teacher who was involved in
the outbreak was one OF those selected
by Mr.. Crane to receive educational
benefit In the United States. He gave
her his check for $1,000 for travelling
expenses and this gave rise to the
'harge that the American government /
vas Substituting the rebels.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-01

NJ iCfIAEL COLLINS. head Of the
A'i Irish Free State provisional GOV.
eminent. and DE Valera have signed a
compact regurilng the coming cleo
lions. and the Inter seems 10 have got
the best Of Il. The agreement virtually
VIII result In the reelection OF the
present membership of the Dali Fir
eann. so thar the DE valera repuhl-
cans Will again have nearly half the
segts Notwithstanding the fact that
they represent less than 10 per cent 81
the electorate The British govern.
meni Is much exercised BY the status
~ affairs, realizing that the treaty *
IN danger
Whatever condition ~ temporary
peace may obtniu In southern Ire
land. the warfare between thar
part ~ the island and Ulster has a,.-
quired new vlgur due to the outruges
perpetrted by Sim Felners. Among
these WIS the murder Of member ~ 4
the Ulster parliament This so en-
ragged the Belfast government that 800
Sim Fein lenders ALI that could b.
caught in the Ulster counties-werp
'eired In surprise raids and thrown
nto nilsson. Premier Craig told parlia-
nent f0rcible action was demanded.
md he issued a regulation declaring
hat membership In the republican
IrmN WIS an offenSe in ITSELF His
nergctic measures did not stop the
perntlons 10 the houherS and sinners
d
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-01

q MOTHER step toward the con.
summation II the Great Lakcs.
s. Lawrcnce waterway proievt sas
been taken by the government. An an
neuncement nv the state dsr- rtncnt
SAYS L hes informed Canots 'that the
United States g,sverruie-. warid h.
glad % take up With s,,e en- sl;ar
government the nsgotiessin ~ ), 'r,~,t,
looking To the deepec.iss u the v;tr-
WAYS which would ca ie o,,car gin.
ships TO reach the Great Lakes.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-01

reduce her proportion OF p per cent
Of The reparations, and for France 10
cut down her expectations Of cash
payments.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-01

* T LEAST one Interesting light may
a b. expected at every convention
~ the American Medical association.
In last weeks sessions Of the ergtnixa-
tiun In 81. Louis the coutrSs arose over
the practice ~ group medicine or
clinics. The committee on amendments
10 the constitution proposed new se,~
fions declaring against this practice.
whsch.aeew~ser. cannot b. acted on for
one year Immediately afterward an.
neuncsnent was made % the organ.
lsation ~ the Association ~ Group
clinics % North Amsrica. an lndepen.
irnt medical association.
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Gated house W. A. Shear. IL
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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-01

0rAH NsrlL woaSs, Nr.e = ~.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13

Mems black Vamp Grey Butcher Top.
Mems black Cravennette Top Button.
Mems Grey Tan Buck. English.
Mems Grey Tan Buck. Patent Lace.
Mems Grey Buck. Patent Button.
Mems Light Tan London High Toe.
Boys Tan English Size l to a.
Boys Tan English Size l to 5H.
Boys Tan Brog. Elglish size / to 5A.
Mems black Butcher Leather Sole.
The Ward County independent., 1922-10-26

ers---do we want to go back to last
years marketing conditions and en-
courage the exchange Of our potatoes
for lot of car numbers--consigned
unsold to purveyors of glittering CLAM.
Oring theories--tO an Exchange"
promoted by few we'll meaning
theorists and horde Of hangers on
interested only in their brokerage and
commissions?
Instead let us get up tags and ban
ners and folders and let the ultimate
buyers Of ooh Boy" and any other
good potatoes know where they come
from. The Mouse River Loop and
this Minot territory has been repeat
edly named in advertising--expensive
advertising paid for by the owner Of
the "Oh Boy" brand in such papers
as the Kansas City Packer, the Chi
cago Packer, etc.
But he cannot, tell from day to day
where he is going to find the quality
needed to fill his bags---he can't put
the name Of every point that may or
may not load his brand onto his bags.
Nor change his name and style Of ad-
dress built up through two generations
of hard work.
1t is for US to push the name Of Mi
not and all good buyers will gladly CO.
operate with us.
Very truly,
D. D. SIMMONS.
The Ward County independent., 1922-10-26

Miss nellie Walker, a buxom dark
haired lassie, who is touring the world,
walking the larger part of the way,
drifted into Minot Saturday noon and
spent the afternoon and following day,
leaving for Bismarck Monday.
Miss Walker was attired in khaki
coat and pants and carried a good
warm heavy blanket and small KNAPP
sack. Her walking stick was made
from cactus stick picked up in the
desert of Arizona. Her only weapon
is handy little dirk, which is of
more use to her for opening cans of
sardines than in defending herself,
for she states that altho she has
travelled thru every state in the Un-
ion with the exception of four, she has
never been molested. She had toured
parts of Canada on foot as we'll and
states that next year she is going to
see Europe.
Miss Walker visited the capitals of
each state thru which she passes and
left here for Bismarck, and intend
ed to call on Governor Nestos. She
will then visit Montana and Idaho,
completing her tour of the United
States.
81 left Boston more than a year
ago, determined to see America
First, she said to an Independent
representative. "I didn't have any
money but thot l could get along and
keep my self respect. I have enjoyed
myself very much, have met some
very delightful people and what is
better than all, l have been restored
to health. am working girl and
for several winters journeyed to Flor
ida where I earned good money, but
+ wasn't satisfied with such a limit
ed experience.
"Travel gives one great educa-
ton and you know it is astounding
to learn how little many know about
some things. Why, when | stopped
in Devils Lake the other day, l in
quired from a young woman as to
where the city hall was located, and
she didn't know. Think Of it, living
in Devils Lake 18 years and not know
where the city hall is.
81 had been told that Minot is the
best city in the Northwest and must
say that l am delighted with your
fine city. You know, l carry reel
of pictures and whenever l get per-
mission, I show them at the movies,
talk for a few minutes and take up
a collection, but so far have not been
able to show them in any of the North
Dakota houses. l sell cards with my
picture and make my expenses in that
manner. 1t doesn't cost me much
money to travel. I stop at farm
homes whenever possible, but l have
been turned away at times and have
even had to sleep in hay stacks.
"Do / ever receive any proposals
of marriages? Well, you tell 'em
that | do, but none Of them have in:
terested me. My ideal Of HUSBAND
is man with an annual income OF
S5O,0OO.O0, who will be good to me
None other need apply.
The Ward County independent., 1922-10-26
Minnt Normal School Notes

The faculty of the school gave a for
NAL reception to all Of the students
in the dormitory, October 18th.
Friday afternoon the entire nor
NAL school student and faculty men,
bers enjoyed hike to the hills north
of Minot; following the hike, weiners,
rolls and hot coffee were served out
in the open, proving that North Da-
kota October weather is warm enough
for picnics.
The student Y. w. c. A. elected
their officers for the school year.
President, Alma Gilbertson, Minot;
Vice President, Margot Eidsness,
Denbigh; Secretary, Ella Bolen, Dog
den; Treasurer, Marguerite Stewart,
Kennedy, Minn.; Assistant Treasurer,
Olive Hanson, Ambrose.
The Ward -McHenry County 1nsti--
tute will be held at the Normal School
October 80 to November 3, inclusive.
The regular Normal School teachers
will instruct the institute.
The Presbyterian Church of Minot
entertained the teachers of the Nor
NAL school and the city schools at a
dinner and reception Wednesday OF
last week.
Bishop j. Pointz Tyler of Fargo,
head Of the Episcopal Church of
North Dakota, was an assembly speak
er recently.
The Ward County independent., 1922-10-26
Has Never Felt Better
In All His
Life

Thousands Of frail, nervous people
and convalcscents everywhere have
testified to the remarkable power of
Tanlac in bringing back their health,
strength, and working efficiency. 1t
seems to quickly invigorate the con-
stitution and is a powerful foe Of
weakness. A. J. McCauley, S19 w.
Fifth St., Duluth, Min, salys:
"My health was all broken up, my
stomach gave me all sorts of trouble,
and | was so run down l wasn't equal
to my work at all. Four bottles Of
Tanlac built me up and made me feel
we'll and strong again and I've been
feeling fine ever since"
There is not a single portion Of the
body that is not benefited by the help
full action Of Tanlac. 1t enables the
stomach to turn the food into healthy
blood, bone and muscle, purihes the
system and builds you back to nor
NAL weight. Get bottle today at any
good druggist.-Adv.
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