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THE STANFORD WOW • ii21)e Lt11ftflb - wortti W. I ' . IIIATON lAtur .1 I! . 1Viit e t w NI , at elity Thursday. 70.6 R4,5 suds r • Eittut'ed at Ow Stanfool postollice di second cia-s mail matter, under the tact. isf March 3, lain. - riobscriptiim .$2.00 per year. - - - NO GRUMBLING AT PRIVATION Britishers Willing to Subsist on Short •. Rations if That Will Help Win the War for Liberty. • It really isn ' t nevessary to tell the British people not to Waste (41011. There Is nothing eat 111)11' left on the average plate when the meal is linislied. Meals are one interminable round (if fish abd eggs, fish and Eggs are found disguised under till milliner of 11111lieS, but always there are eggs, not seven times a week, but alinitst 21 times a week, writes C'hester M. Wright. mem - ber of the American Federation of Otttbor ntisslim to England. Meat is rationed by a ilea! systeta. So Is sugar, of W111 4 11 yl oh ititiv 1111`.\ Hz ounces 11 week and no nonris One of the best hotels In London is serv- ing butter or margarita' only once daily. Many hotels have . none for .days at a time. Desserts are a thing of tlie past, recorded In history but not aiming the things extant. Milk is nit. ned. Tea, soon will be. Bread is rationed. Hotels will serve you with 011e torown roll per meal. The Ilvernge man would ainazed, at the British menu today. hut the British do not grumble. They go on short rations knowing that it must be done, and accept It as part of the war that must he carried vie- tliry)vtirlls. Even If it were possible 141 break the food restrictions the average Brit- isher _has not Ow .:lightest desire to get more to eat than his neighbors. Especially among the British wiwkers Is there an 01,1.1011S grim satisfaction when members of the American labor mission and speakers tell how ships are being rushed to completion In ad states , and how selfalenial 1Dy the Brit - Ash people in matters of food /1101 111X11-' • J ries make eat'll ton of maximum value lull cffect In prosecuting the war to a I finish. Tite Itrittsti workers realize that mere Own half their food comes from Cie Stoles, ; it. , less noel the more troops, \ Is •!ic it ti ii iii 01 appeals especially to elydo ship builders, one of whom s:•id: - if ships from the United as far as possible with snnti! I's ;toil ammenition, then every boo drive is 11$ good as a rifle shot ago I. .1 the Germans. \ I - War of the Roses. rit, , war of the roses that never ends is a war to viinquisit beauty with beattlY. For long ages, since history began, this has been going on. Japaii and India, Serbia and Persia eiteered olu oiniestants a dozen 'centu - r,ur Ilamaseus gave to the Cru- .-.elni•-. illy ilainask rose for occidental \I 01 , \ Imve only tem - y ate .•. For example, as \i tilt it oward of hesnitY, southern Call - ire !mid the prize ot ii liii' Fan:ensile competition. !it'cr; meet worhl emit- ' Hi come unit must , .11 - gni out,of the , .'\A. is a pri/g;' ,, sive , • Bowser On Washington He Writes An Essay and Mrs. Bowser Likes It ‘.1 • • • (Copyright, 1911, by the Me(:lure Newspa - per Syndicate.) For three evenings Mr. lioe - ser had come up front dinner to go straight Into the Illornry 111141 IOCk the 41001' 111111 pass a couple of hours. Mrs. Bowser had not questioned his rather strange . behavior, but had conterited herself ; 1% Ph putting her ear to the door now ' and thell to 111111 011t Holt he had not died of heart disease lied fallen out of his chair. She heard his pen scratch- ing over paper and him 11101tiaing to himself, and she was csintented to wait her tittle. It vamp on the third evening, After an hour's seclusion he 1111114. out, 11 look Of SlItiSfill11011 011 his faCe, 111111 1 - ,•r - :•11N, We Illey \I am now ready to tell vi iii what I 4•114. hoVe beel/ 110111g. There is it 011111 1:01' 111111•1, ill the city ( I dled •The W a shington the T.illons are Dodos.' A 1111111 1111101.11 l'IlliliViek, ' T• -o.• whom I know, is going to )ilin. It is ;• t siq•c!avnhtivtt . j l • a rule of the club that everyone who t Lied % i'ilentiets; .iolits shall deliver titi essay on tleongo ,; 11 - ashingt.m. l'hilltriek is no hand at 's riel , awl love_ Ill' pen. mid he 4111110 141 Ille tile other L. 1'1,41 day and offered me fifty dollar:: if I --%. lan are all afralitications , 100 , 11 write 111111 1111 essay. I thought t h,. K r i,,,p r i nz es_ I would give you the fifty dollars. •, iii. i lun of the \I have just finished it anti am go - I'•• • in l'Aele. • lug to read It and ask your opinion. I commence hy saying: ''George Witsitington Was a line boy. Botanical Wonder. The oldest botanical werk in the wertil is On OW %vials or a 10 0 11, ill 11114. • 1 , 1111111. iit Kiil'11/111 t1 TI1011014, Eg3 lit. It represents fog, igrl IlrOU14111t home by nit Egyptian :•.,, 'gn, Thollones III, 011 Ills 1,1 111'11 1 campaign in Arabia. says the it,iV Herald. The sculptures show 1, ,, • only the plant or Tree. lint the leaves, fruit lino seeil pods separately. oft ,t- the.fastilon of modern treatises. h [iu,ru'Iea i1 I \able. have the !i in.ty explain •, • i v, ten'. 1. f17:' 00000000000000000000000000r :5000000000000000000000 , 400 Attention Rai t ers Ion It ill soon have tro threshing crews. Remember \Ye eau stippl all your needs in the .IV <ii. Fresh and Smoked MEATS prices We want your chicken - 1 and hogs, and will pay the highest znarket price Stanford ,Mc,Market 0 Ile obeyed everything his ftut Ilee Illef 1110ther tOld limit to. Ii,' nev-er tore Ills little trousers; lie 114'Ver loSt luIs liitle C1111; Ile 1111.V4'1' 11111414. faces tti his fa- ther's hired 1111111, Ile 1140 el' u11'1.14, 111141 1.4111111114.11 tile hill 1011 , ''IT Ills clothes. Ile rolled on the grass 01100 //1 21W1111e, 11111 boys NVill. 11111 Ile 111WI13'S roiled very gently, nod ite Ii(1111 muss up his hail', 11411' get grassillopperS in his little hind pockets.' \How is that for a beginning, Mrs. Bowser? \ she answered. \ Yon . have gone buck farther than any his- ..iilia:,na to,\ he stitilja in a sort of superior way. \here Is senile mono mono of. t: a boy, George ll'ashingtort never had the colic. Ile riodgi•ii Itio measles awl the whooping colc.::1.. Ile was kind to all living aniands. and, It he found a crow with a broken wing, he !Drought it home and nursed it until well. All the crows for fifty miles around got to love him, and Goo ! A 0 ' o o ol 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o' i'Des Ira- ! • • 4 .r, %use ess 6 • SS_ 4 :• • .4x; ,,,, 1/•‘. \Cut That Plum Tree Down.\ .1' 0 would call out his 1111111C WIlv:Ii'Ver 0 0 o they Caught sight of him. ' 0 M rs. D owser, I s it 00000000000P000000000000000000000000000000000000000%0 IniereNting lit YR? \ wits asked. I \You hove certnirdy ' struck -!/:(% things whieli will astonish the I.. ar- er,\ she answered with her hand her mouth. \IVItere did you get all these facts from? \ 'We will too mind that. MY tar. ' Plitibrick wanted something orjzatal owl I think I have given. it to I int. We will now go ahead again. \'It is said that little George • ver told a Ile. This is ii 111iSiniti . . lie , Irdri three or filar OVel'y 4111y, 11110 •04. a Wf111 whoppers, hill he lied g ly its 114' r4/11111, 111111 111.1, Was 110 . 1 11 his heart when he lied. Di , !ler had it favorite plant tree. it favorite Mollusc it 114.Ver bor.. 11 dozen phinis at mice, and le ise every plata was wormy. O n e slave nit his father's plantlitiiai his ears cuffed for some hie iv! !ass 111141 114. SifiZell ax and \vet , , tit ---= - • --: . • - r110 1 THE UNIVERS.A.1. CAR Here ' s the Ford Stalatt -- -a ntie lv eon% 1 0 1'1 a lib` rill' for every flay of lite yea: . Ile, most enjoyable re - finements eombined will: '! Wilily of the low' , nit ear. Finely - 0 ! • iriost with plate glass sliding it it is cool in lint weather while dry awl r fall mid winter It is the regular sintple-to•Iwidle and ever -enduring , Ford chassis with a c ar Hist Ind- only pleases v, ilk iI oontfort 1)11 saves money in low first 04181 and /,; . 1 1.1 . 01101111 1011. I401 is give pill tlettlnItSt:'al 4'11. Gait Bros. Stanford, Mont. NOTICE OF CLOSING OF REG- ISTRATION BOOKS iee is IterelH , given Ilk,' he Registration rooks for Ilo '11. 19111 El1 . 1 . 1i1O1 to hi . !WI 1 I 101 . day. NOV0111 114.1' :11 It, liii : 010.41 . 11 011 Saturday. the :itit Jay of Oetolwr, at 5 p. tie Eleetowts »my register (lee ion at the offieti of the I • ;lit- ly Clerk aft he Court the City of .1,ewistown. I: 'us Conroy, 31iintaira, bet wee:: hours of 9 n. In. and p. • by • ' 1 1 , 1\'arlog before ally the reitee or itegistry Ag. 1.• the I'ontilly itt lite mum: , Aided by law. NV. NV. • NVIIEAT(1N, I•; 11 Clerk and Ex-tiffiri,. Fergus :1Iontana. and should be punished for It. \ , \'\Ilut, you are only a boy,\ said the father. u, dear -thank you. That grentioiss ithin. Let nu% Mkt% your \ ' \I know it, papa, hut I feel a , ctis my object -10 get something old shiogint and I will Mail it with :rely IleW. I go a 1111101mill of penek stones and bring \tutus George was to be a great you back the sotlp of that hoar, or - Han, hut his follow couldn't set' any I will perish in ottempling to do so!\ . iens of it, nor did his neither expect \'Anil the father consented, mid lit- mything. lie ate his pudding and tie Gi . iirge took the old musket out f or S1111107 J11:1! Hive 41:11,-;• 1.41yS, 111111 I.. , ;11110 great in on hour. Ile saw :mil lie allWays: !Melt 1140‘11 IIIS bed- the liwir 111111 111041•1111 11: 1 41 1 1 14 .1 111 of mid prayer% before he woiked his Dosch stenes at hint, and he 1101 only between the Alweis. Nothing 01'.. the life of Bruin, but killed eurta•il lo show that 111 - 411 Iless. WIles NeVell Sheep Ill the S111110 411 , 401111Ege, tl Ile %%meal buy ! , 'Li ,steoping in his character until lie %N s -, Ile brotight till the settlps to Ms fa- n . .. I,.!!. ID Is, awl he Is ,'•1 Asteen yloirssoht Thee a hear killed liter, mid the 01 . ot - toyed ;toren) took i•‘cry it-.-, • crmir.,1 the holt. , ,..' one of his father ' s sheer. uun,i he was him Imo the house and said: . then. Mu itewser„ whet is bemoaning the his or tilt. oht wooty, \I surely have a great son in this, iuuit'iitilm,.u,P 111:11? it whett the son soda. up tool sold: My little George. Keep on, my son, %'it Die noir \'“Fitther 1 1(111 kill Mot bear for tool you will lie kIl,oIl eir all the , it hits rue,\ replied Mrs. Ite - s - - you. lie tills ilone a very wicked thing world.'\ \Now. Mrs. Bouser,\ said Mr. Bow- ser. as Ito straightened up. '\I'llis Is lialy a :0111111 part of the esi , :ty. lultt you 4•1111 judge by this ntout the whole Is. Is it not tut II h . resting paper?\ \It seents-Sk•cel$ 10 be,\ sho re- plied. - But mould you call i; his- tory?\ \It is the Dr's:lightest kind of his- tory. But are y4111 Sal 1 , 11041 WW1 It?\ \1 - -yes. But, of 4'0111 \Of ( . 0111',14. WItal ileli11111114.111 Mr. Bowser. \1 1111g111 IlaVe klIoW11 i ll s - .4 ‘ 1114 \ r I m l i i g ll 7 c1 .. :41 11 tle 1 . 111111 11110111 II. 11'110 \N - ttiiiiiiiig.' • Nhi• replied. ''it Is In sOftie reS114.01,4 the greatest essay on II a.hington I ever lward. \ Mr. Bowser went 10 Ille tele1111011e 111141 4'11114'41 1114 Mr. PlillbrIrlc nod told hint to u • 10 the olllee Ilte next morning and gel his essay. Mr. Phil - Calla% hat 1114 11111 ant take the. VSSay Ily W11 11 111111, 111S141111 Of 111111, Ile 111111 Mr. Bowser's feelings by coil. litg him an old jackass, or 801110 muerte Bow sr has not got I Mil tlftY itt Hutt Omit tree down folPt ser. Mooning her head under the table ' Little George saw him do it. to laugh to herself. \Why. Mr. 11111V. V.:1 ,4 11 111 It boy to go and It it - rer, you have dug up something en - %thing out. 1.1 . 1aiat his oill 1 .- • hat WO 414'11 1 / 1 1111101 i. • .1.1 , ill 11 41.101'11. W11111 .1..? Ile spoilt. light tilt it ile‘%il u ' if flit' hat - , it it ii is ftithaDr % liiiii tilt% (homiest I Is lbw, lit,' filet ' Ine! II I the truth, V1' 1 11 - i% 1 1 .1 1ll-1 /IS WI'll .: I... I. Ilt. / ;0: I 1./V:Zilye t,... 4 1 tt. f ..00 v. , 0 40 1 \ - . v. • AMMO, 11. - ..• I I I Li 7\ •••s v -st.1.1fr vz•di d ., itt tt:rfg e :.rstir...t 'On4q 9 .&..fkpit es 1. 1 •V f... r t , I . tro'S \Fie baw the Bear.\ . Zi• • t. : s . ar4 s o dollars i•t, tuiuul site bus tIll leits•s that she eter all! gel it. Hsppinves In Love of Books. No motel e 11..1 los raid, or posi- tion nia% Ole 101 .1' it 1101411.4 is the 11 , 114‘ , 1 :111.1 lini.1114.4I of ale elindren ef ItI, 11, eii iita 0, • Ill . ) . THIN S ' I ' A NIN :Sac - ..auscsorzar-izrsurais mziSISZW S'anford Mercantile Company Tirir 1.4.....or----- .......... 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