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~orueriar American Lilac. Norway, swe-
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sTOBLEs sGRATEFUL FOR 49, .-, j
KINDNESS SHOWN THEM

MI and Mrs. G. H. Toble wish to,
express Interpretation and thanks
atp the many friends. and neighbors
who have so. kindly assisted them in
various ways since the fire which dee
stroyed their (. home and contents.
about a week ago. They are espe-
cially grateful to the G. A. r. Circle
who, as. an order and as individuals,
have, done so much. At present they
are located with friends on Mime
sofa avenue, and Mr.. Toble, who has
been confined to his bed for. about
six weeks, is reported al improved
and able to sit up part of each
day. y ...
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COMPLIMENTARY PARTY

ii The officers of the Order Of East-
ern Star were entertained by Mrss
E. H. Smith at her home, TIT Bel
trami avenue, Saturday evening,
complimentary to Mrs. Philip Gill
and, Mrs. A. L. Barker, who will
leave Bemidji this week for their
new homes. ':
Bridge was enjoyed. throughout
the evening and dainty lunch was
served by Mrs, Smith. Each was
presented a gift by the order, as a
token of remembrance and apprecia.
ton of their services. ID,
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. TiksatSSsF.. & ' =
PIONEER FORCE ENJOYS ..a
SIS So ~ ~ AQyTyNCaAT HART tLAkE.

: - ~
" Employees and employers. Of the.
,BemidjI Pioneer publishing Co. and
their wives and families enjoyed an
ALI day outing Sunday at the A.
kaiser lodge SON Hart Lake, short
distance northwest, of ,Itasca state
park as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Kaiser of Eagicy, The trip. was
made by, auto those from Benidji
leaving in the mid.forenoon and ar
irving al" the lodge about noon. A
picnic dinner was enjoyed, followed
by various forms. of out door annuse-
ment, including fishing and boating.
In the late afternoon the picnickers
returned to their homes feeling that
Mr.. and Mrs, Kaiser were the best
of entertainers. "a
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EPWORTH LEAGUE HOLDS
SOCIAL "WEDNESDAY. NIGHT

The 'Epworth League Of the Meth
odist church will hold social in the
church basement Wednesday night
at o'clock to which the members
and friends. are. invited. 1T will be-
in the:nature of "a farewell party for
those in the League WHO will leave
soon to take up their winter work at
various places. :.
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"a u. A. buSn was operated on tnlS
morning for the removal Of his tom
sis. -; > "a
4, Miss Lucille Young, who has been,
i'll for the past week at her home;
404 Minnesota avenue, is slightly inn
proved. 49, T. tE;% o. ii
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grim and
baby. moved recently to their newly
erected home, on Irvine avenue and
Nineteenth street. ST.
Miss Evelyn Jarvis, Margie, ar
rived in Bemidji Saturday and is a
guest of 4Miss Alma Elmquist, Fifth
ward, for a week. .>".a4. -
~ e ...s&'A: = 'sF-T- a. - ~! -
We are again handling full line
OF fresh meats at prices that save
money for yous r. r. ,JAHR; corner
18Th and MINNESOTA avenue. 1d8-2S
- tI@Q '1G v;t&Cs4L II ,Iz "a
Mrs. H.saBaifsyy and. son Jerry,
,Twenty-frst street and Park ave-
4nu e, VI reclaimed from a three
wee Sit with relatives and
friends at Mahnomtn.t >a2.s
- sssaE .4z=, ------ts5ss =
DANCE at Armory,. Cass Lake, Tues
day, August s29th. Music by Schuck's
Jazz. Orchestra, -. 2dS-28
=ss.ss:==2 M .5s:3s -. -..*'> -,
Mr.zafld Mrs. ]. Bisiar and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe sMcTaggart enjoyed an all
day motor trip with picnic dinner
and supper Yesterday, going from
here to- Cass Lake and Norway
Beach, and returning to their homes
via Blackjack. =.
Misses Elverna Hazen, Alvilda
Casperson, Charlotte Blackburn. and
Della and Berenice Hannah, return
ed to their homes in Ben1idji Satur-
day from a weeks. outing spent
at Lake. Plantaganet, near
the summer home Of, the formers
grandmother, Mrs. Lucy Hazen.
H. ,&sT.sA >; }>.~ e..
:: Mr., and Mrs. "A. T. Carlson, daugh-
ter Corinne,. and guest Miss Lucille
Moritz Of Fargo, also Miss Milrae
.Achenbach, .rnotored- Sunday after
moon to Itasca State Park for anzout-
ing. - ~..4,.-s~ 49,. u. ..
! Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Laqua return
ed by auto Saturday night to Bemidji
from. Alexandria where they visited
their daughter, Mrs. Harry Wilcox
and family, for a week. Mrs. Viii
COX and baby, Naomi Donna, returns
ed with them and win be their guest
in. Bemidji for "a time, before moving
to their new home at. St. Cloud:
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson 1i1otored
to Bemidji from their home near
Bagley Sunday and were guests OF
her sister, Mrs. N. j., Case and fam
lily, during the day, returning to
their home in the late afternoon.
They were accompanied by Ralph
Storey, a brother, from Saskatche-
wan, who has been their guest for
three weeks, and who expects to, re-
turn to his home the latter part Of
the week. He has been a guest in
Bemidji of his sister, Mrs. Case, for
several months while convalescing
from serious accident, which neces-
STATED the amputation of one of his
limbs. He has made a :goodc5recov-
cry and expects to be able to resume
his work when he returns to Sas-
Fkatchewan.
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chicago, VA D5bi i " this morning. q
following a short stay at the home
of w. E. Dean. He expressed ems
thusiasm5 for ;Bemidji.s4 ,e5s, r. Az
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ,G.>tJacobson
Doran apartments. have as their
guests her sister, Mrs. H. j. Gibson
and two children, New I, Lisbon,
they having arrived in Bemidji Sat-
urday night. MI Efsi.Ha PIX Il
Miss Lorraine Chalmers of Min
neapolis accompanied friends from
Fosston to Bemidji by auto Sunday
where she was their guest until to-
day. She will teach in the Fosston
high school the; coming winter. -.
Mrs. Con Rheul Of Milwaukee and
MD Jack Turner Of Minneapolis
iarS tisittaag at the, Dick, Melville
home, 622 Fourth street, fora few
days. 1ns. Rheul is mother of Mr..
Neville, nd Mrs. Turner era: a sister !:
sasa --- -T7.setsssssssss3 :. s.; s. I
NJ. Miss Marie Hilel, whS has Visited
her aunt, Mrs. Frank Gagnon, dur
ing her vacation, returned to her
home at Hastings Saturday. She
was accompanied by Miss Eva Gag
non, who will visit at her home for
a, few days. -. >5...'
:" 80: $4,000 81
= Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Johnson of the
Fifth ward motored to Leonard Sun
day, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert :Naylor, Jr.,. and visited at the
home Of Mrs. MAYORS mother, Mrs.
George Swenside. They returned
Sunday evening. y. 49, TO-. ;. =.
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sasWe have an expert. meat cutter,
and can take care of your orders
for choice fresh, meats.--try an order.
E. r. JAHR, 18th and Minnesota. Id
:%Dr. and Mrs. E. Wilkinson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. NIL, Mat
son and family motored yesterday to
D0nonah Lodge, Island Lake, near
Northome, where they took Sunday
dinner, and returned to Bemidji in
the late afternoon. ,is vi : =
IN7t =. - :, II I
Mrs. j. X. Given left this morning
for Minneapolis to transact business
for few days, expecting to return
to Bemidji Wednesday night Dur
ing her absence. her mother, Mrs. M.
J. FMacG regor, is caring for her little
son at their summer home, Lavinia.
Ole Qualey and little. son Olaf; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Merseth of Fifth ward
toredztoday to Fargo, accompany
ing Evangelist William Vasvig to his
home there He has been holding
special services at Nymore Lutheran
church, and at places in this vicinity
for the past few days. They expect
to return to Bemidji tomorrow night.
= 4 - i, -.E
Five auto loads of parties from
Spencer, Iowa, who have spent sew
eral days in Benidji, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. w. Cory zat: :Birchmont hotel,
Messrs. and FMesdames w. H. Thomas
and PR. Graham at the Weber cot
.tage, .Lavinia, and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A: 7Redfield at the DR.. Larson home,
.Bemidji avenue, left :. Sunday for
their homes. =.
Er1 ~ -,
DR.. and Mrs. Trench of Month
cello, Iowa, left Sunday by auto for
their home after being guests Of DR..
and Mrs. E. w. johnson and Mrs.
Jessie Phillips for week, ands ac-
companying them on "a trip to Port
arthur, Canada. The parties return=7
ed from the latter place Friday: night
Mrs. Trench and rs:";Johnson are
sisters. 49,
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Miss Ethelyn Hall, Birchmont
Beach, had as her weekend guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dills of Mime
apolis, they having motored TO Be
midi .,@a. 81. .- ..A 4. 90 i MT -
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John Gagnon, who hassxisited his
brother, Frank Gagnon, Tor a few;
days, was called to Minneapolis Sat
urday by the serious illness Of his
Law, Ralph :Larson.,aiA mes
sage received = Sunday ssin sBemidji
told Of his death Sunday, = and Mr.:
and Mrs. Frank :Gagnon left: on the
morning train tedaystte attend: the
funeral there tomorrow. Mr.. Lar
son is we'll known in Bemidji having
been employed here about year ago
by the Standard Oil company.
Miss Evelyn Gray of Walker ar
rived in Bemidji Saturday and was
an sover-Sunday guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. "A. Lepper, 141O
Minnesota avenue, leaving today to
visit at the farm home of her sister,
Mrs. Alex Riggs, Wilton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lepper also had as dinner
guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Lepper and family, and Mr.. and Mrs:
sJoe Tunison and family who motored
here from Blackjack, returning to
their homes later in the afternoon.
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:. Mr.. and Ms. H. L. Carpenter and
sseiN Cleron Of Crookston arrived ID
Bemidji Saturday night andwers
#Doyer:Sunday guests OF her sister,
= Mrs. H.R. Jones, and, family, re
turning. TO their home this afternoon,
Mr.. Jones also arrived yesterday
:. morning, from Bloomer, Wis, where
! he, has ,aecepted a position and has
been ;e.nrlbyed during the summer
months, { and will remain here; ,until
"Wednesday. He will pack their
household ssEEgoods, Il preparatory to
+ moving to Boomer, and they expect
TO get them SHIPPED b. Wsdn esday.
!; Mrs. Jones and children will then go
to Crookston tosyisit her sister; and
family for a. Tow days before going
to her new home,sansss Jones will
return to Bleomers frSnf sheress4 l%''
X
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ny ~ 50 - sSs 81. 4. .ss y \.
-. =. !; - -. ..,,....;.s;; !. Il
& PET 3JSQ H * /
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T. - . -. - :. .. '...' :
80 l 3. stsr ne Sse!ssas III y
81 10y IEse,tys s;ey 1.s.. Aarysy.
.sl.e. s. a. sIse -. .s.fs..I !,
" llisce.f - r.po,l:i Fv.yx ~ !.
N IS l;s 1 :prSiis 8 ssssssa ira i
ssssaMi ss4 Annie nv iek6eir, . NORTHERN
ii spending a few DAYS II Remidii
With friends. ss ~ ~. $50 5.7.-..11.,9
l5..tt@'s- .s$s.1 - ~ 5ss5
~ 4 axn nnf, -. 49,, &, sy.,,.s., Nae,
FEAnd eomnanv. - - 1-1aff
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III !: a Miss Annie GAalfield WAS opera5ei
{on, this morning the removal Of
her.tonsils. $,s. ~ si III s+fft5ss 3. s.ls -
T. r. -, IL ~.
I'D 1ar y, n S1Sin e .Tn,tlo River
= :5was~thp, p,,est =. friends willie shon..
:ninp II Bsn;di 8 satnrdav -.
- sss' - n ~ 81 Be-,
g.: NJ. . y. III e, = !, u.;.ht s.
49, BIZ. 3 $50 - ~
80 =. ls....s :. pano;d
5Sst,,,d wv +. 1880 -
-: - - : -
! = $: =; H. 49, s. BE. 81
For picnic = q. excursion ,natties,
chaiter PasseeAfsf sssunen Z, ,inoE "a. a
Les, ncensaa Rle0I. hons MO- WA :,
4 E.: -, s 32. :: H.:
+ 49, as: Il. -s5 sss
;. Glen Conger was able TO resume
his duties At the Farmers state oank
thssn1 ornn,g after 90 as illness ~ say ess
era ~ -. 81. e: N;sz;is
William Clish returned to Bemidjl
Saturday night from the IWln Cities
WhAsesh transacted buhness> Tor a
feMdays last week. t-s*
J., $3.50 i; =ss - ~ =. f<s,.$
fo.Ha month returned to her home
.afaafinneanolis Sunday -. : =:
~! "a 81; s.,!,:si -. . !
q. ard .Mra Il G. crothxts mo- mt
: +ored .gnndav r.: Tenstrike and Wis
INA II the home ~ Mr. and Mrs.
E..A.zGrier and family: ::,:s~s> =,
= ---- -. So. !:: "a f.: :. =:
Shop for meat ct our store-you
can see what you ket-and you save
onsthe cost Of delivery p. II. JAHR,
18th and Minnesota. q. 1dS-2s
.'es+53 $ - 7 p ~ .t -: : :
at Minneapolis today after[visitirlg
Tor. dix weeks in Bemidii at the home
Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Is. Bailey and
family, ! Il ;;;,==,ss,44>:: -
|:,.:: -
and Mrs. (:ross,,n,as. n, N.
Papermaater, son Roy, and daughter
Mis- Ethel, notofed Sunday to Gass
lake for an outing, returning to Be
y ( r. -.
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Arthur Kerrick, one Of a party q.
fifty students from Minneapolis
School of Arts, who are spending a
few weeks in camp near Walker, was
a weekend guest in Bemidji of his
sannts, Mrs. Thee. Mttleson and Mrs.
T. c. Stuart and ftheir families. ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. Monty Brown, for,
mer residents of Bemidji, motored to
Bemidji on a combined pleasure and
business trip, and are guests while
here at the home of DR.. and Mrs,
D.@L. stanton. X ~ 49, sy St. d.
~ ...%4.: .s-7TT- .=g-@ .a'ts.5
Mrs. Frank Lubbock and son,
James Franklin, returned Friday to
Bemidji after a five weeks visit with
relatives and friends at the Twin
Cities, Mendoza, White Bear and
other places. - -. ;
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c. A. Bush was operated on this
morning for the removal Of his tom
sis. - "a
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"A. L. Barker arrived in, Bernhldi'
Friday night from MadisonssS. D,
where he has assumed the manage
ment Of his recently pttskea Jew
ery store, and viii accss sAs, NV, his
family to their new home Mere st6s
morrow. =, :: W s.t.ssss.SS3sgSsf s,}s ~
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CDR. D. L. Stanton and Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Boyce motored
Saturday to Park Rapids where they
were guests until Sunday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George French, re-
turning to. Bemidji Sunday evening.
They were accompanied home by
Mrs, Stanton, who has been a guest
at the French home for the past
week. Ia E5n IT, t,sst ~ j, ,,-->e
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+ Miss Lucille Young, who has been
i'll for the past week ut her lionie,
|404 Minnesota avenue, is slightly inn
proved. ts2%,..st.-& r. tT% a,- !.
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THE PIONEER WANT
BRING 1{EstJL1Ss

sgH seSsgss Ssss sSE laafF
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/ Mr.. md 81. James Wright Of
Lake Plantagahet were among the
ont77of- town shop perss iin4 Bemidji
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= For picnic i or excursion parties,
charter passenger launch THOR. a..
A. Lee, licensed pilot. Phone 403,J.
+ T: - ai5: s31. Il 'ss ~ E1s 1m92

Glen Con9sr was able to resume
his duties at4the Farmers State bank
thAnf6 rning after ~ illness ef seY ~:
efAEdays.s "a: "a . 81 :slsaI. S5=sse=sz
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.sDr. and Mrs. E. W: Johnson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L.. Mat,
son and family motored yesterday to
Dononah Lodge, Island Lake, near.
Northome, where they took Sunday
dinner, and returned to Bemidji in
the late afternoon. 10 VI : !
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: Mrs. 4. J.. Macmillan, who has
been it the MARKHAM hotel with her
parents, Mr.. and + Graham M:
=. roxranee since last Saturday, fol
I i6wing the removal Of her tonsils,
will be able to return to her cottage
at Grand Forks Bay Wednesday, it
MS, reported: ''>- ILL., H. =, r.. II
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! Mis- Mary Baehler; who has visit
ed Miss Louise Met ready in Bemidji
fora month, returned to her home
atsA&i1neapolis Sunday. ~ 80, +
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. Mrs. j. X. Given left this morning
for Minneapolis to transact business
for. few days, expecting to return
to Bemidji Wednesday night. Dur
ing her absence her mother, Mrs. M.
J. acGregor, is caring for her little
son at their summer home, Lavinia.
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Oliver Whaley, manager Of the
sgrand theat1s . returned Saturday
J night from minneapolis where he;
spent several days rim the interests
.s the; local theatre y, ~ -: - l.. d: =
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=, Nh. Richard Leet and daughter,
Mss Ruby, left : this morning for
minneapolis where .=they-will visit
mr.. Leet and attend the state fair:
They expect to, return to 'Bemidji
]. in about ten days. : 80: :
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Grim and
baby moved recently, to their newly
erected home on levine avenue and
Nineteenth street. ST.
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sasWe have an expert. meat cutter,
and can take care Of your orders
for choice fresh;meats.--try an order.
E. r. JAHR, 18th and Minnesota. Id
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Mr. and Mrs; A. Grossanai1, N.
Papermaster, son Roy and daughter
Mis- Ethel, otofed Sunday to zGass
lake for an outing, returning to Be
midi jim the late afternoon., ez..z ,
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Miss Evelyn Jarvis, Margie, ar
rived in Bemidji Saturday and is a
guest of Miss Alma Elmquist, Fifth
ward. for a week. - ="
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i Shop for meat a. our store-you
can see what you get and you save
on the cost of delivery p. lR. :JAHR,
18th and Minnesota. .'-, 81 1d8-2a
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= Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. johnson of the
Fifth ward motored to Leonard Sun
day, accompanied by MIR. and Mrs.
Bert Naylor, Jr.,: and visited at the
home Of Mrs. MAYORS mother, Mrs.
George Swenside. They returned
Sunday evening. \ ,-.-. = :.
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sslffrs and Mrs. L. G, Crothsrs mo-
tored Sunday to Tenstrike and WIS.,.
tied 1t the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E..A.zGrier and family: ~ -
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:. Ole Qualey and little son Olaf; and
Mr.. and Mrs. :Merseth of Fifth ward
nnotoredstoday to Fargo, accompany
ing Evangelist William Vasvig to his
home there He has been holding
special services at Nymore Lutheran
church, and at places, in this vicinity
for the past few days. They expect
to return to Bemidji: tomorrow might.
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William Clish returned to Bemidji
Saturday night from the Twin Cities
wh1re he transacted business> for a
feMdays last week. -
The Washington times., 1922-12-09
Foresight of Realtors

hold estate business profession
highest efficiency insight Just how
foresight demanded by realtors generally
known to the public. ..,.r
Every profession has its place the world activies
the business has be
real profession the eator should does rule make him
self familiar with values construction location that he
able arrive the real value particular piece Of property
that under his This puts him position to aid
the seller in putting his property Oftentme the
seller figures his selling the cost Of the to him.
this however, basis Of fixing values; have
cost him less than the value Here the reao has
Proper listing induces the reao forth his best effort to
% that particular listing remain the books while he puts
his efforts property which he believes priced
Location has much do in estimating number
feet Of ground Of similar character worth much in
locality than in another locality Here naturally where the
reor Of benefit and give him valuable
service in his purchase People coming into the CITY, unfamiliar with
values much below like property in another district
The home Own home The home the where
all the family center The child born there The first
there is no place to that child like your
sake Of the family Any with health and
his home little down and the savings Of will
for years. moving place each enang
great fittings injury etc
The wife finally decides buy home if had to be small and
plain They borrowed of the make the first payments
missed When the last payment made and the deed
property placed into their hands, the whole family reoced
the their moving days They made additions
shbbey fruit and garden Money saving had become
easy habit and they had enough saved
theirs and put all out in garden You
today the products enough supply the family
There the real Joy Of living began Every
family should its home
The Washington times., 1922-12-09

ferent from those already on the
market, also planned q more ex.
tensive use of the towel.
Now the paper towel 10 no novel
ty; It has become quite familiar
to most Of US. but we generally
look to II as q convenience Tor
public buildings. factories, office
buildings. in fact. most buildings
except the home. In the plan laid
out by this paper maker. however.
a new use has been developed for
the paper towel in the home--a use
which lends itself splendidly to the
purpose Of realtors-that Is q con.
veriience towel. II you would but
stop for a moment and consider the
number of linen towels the average
household requires and estimate
not only the original cost but the
maintenance-laundry charges az
well, you would quickly see why the
paper towel 10 destined to prove
so great a help to the home. Think
Of the numberless occasions on
which the kitchen towel and the
bathroom towels are used ana you
win gain some idea Of this mans
plan.
The Washington times., 1922-12-09
Males, Poor Things,
Fail In Selection
of Homes

When q man walks into q
shop to buy . suit Of clothes he
will examine several pieces Of
cloth with minute care, hold
them up to the light, and rub
them to test the material and
texture. He Is anxious about,
the matter. He directs the
tailor's attention to q certain
piece, and says, ~ like the
looks Of that, but will It wear7 2"
It is an astonishing fact that
many thousands Of men, every
year, give less attention to the
material they select for their
houses than to the material they
select for their clothes. To the
man Of moderate means none OF
his possessions Is the hundredth
part as valuable as his house.
He builds It usually with the
intention Of living in it the rest
of his life. Yet he decides upon
a building material in IN off
hand manner that would be
more fitting to the choice OF an
after dinner cigar.
The Washington times., 1922-12-09

closets and the pantry before thsy
turn any attention toward the
kitchen itself. This h beginning
the house backward. The kitchen
space should be the most carefully
considered part Of the grvund plan
Of the house II q real home y 70 be
produced.
A design for q Kitchen. Including
color scheme and furnishings, which
has pleased many housewives 10 the
big. square floor plan. with windows
on two sides and buffers pantry
and closets on the remaining two
sides.
The walls ars finished in q warm
buff enamel which may be washed
with soap and water and which ID
very cheerful. and the woodwork
is the natural wood well vanished,
The floor. covering II q blue and
buff linoleum. and the chairs and
tables are yellow pine painted q
soft blue. Little conyentionAlizsd
sprays OF buttercups decorate the
A buff enameisa ms or electric
range IL placed rather far out in
the room under its steam canopy.
which also n pain, 20 match the
walls and window boxes containing
parsley, mint and whatever savory
herbs may be grown In this way
on the window stills. -, -.
The sink 10 under one Of the
windows and has both q right and
left drain, and the mixing table II
under another.