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The Stanford World (Stanford, Mont.), 07 Nov. 1918, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053199/1918-11-07/ed-1/seq-8/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
5 . 4 - Yoe - THE STANFORD WORLD S i _ 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 - 0 0 0000000000 c Your Farm Mortgage We are quoting low rates on High Grade Farms. We have a half million dollars to loan on choice farm property. If you, wish to make a farm mortgage ---SEE US :: THE Banking Corporation LEWISTOWN - - MONTANA GEORGE P. ARNOLD, Local Manager 0 0 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0 0 0 0 HOLD Your Orders •For WINTER APPLES We have a car of winter apples in transit Wagners Jonatnan Rome Beauty Winesap - Etc. These are all good keeping varieties and we believe we believe we can save you mon- ey. There is an old saying: \An apple a'clay Keeps the doctor away.\ Watch the locals for the arri- val of this car. Stanford Mercantile Company I ed on attneliment fir see. log noachhies to wave a fan as a person le sewing,\ remarked the lady. \Well replied friend tmobond, who was utilizing ii strong nail in lieu of a auspen.ler button. \I know • marl who Would wave a few dozen flags it a certain party would do a little sewing.\ 0 • pi ) (.. : Allt11111. 14, VI ( 1 I -,1/ - • 1 1 • / ) Cit ••„...segz i 1 . • >Not s. •,1 ci)' • z ' 1 4 • t .•••• t i4k s a, Beachcroft Path on Pickett Mountain. oti› T i ih, 1.1111.1.1We 1.4.14:11...i. to•ert.- 11111111e and Other well-known trees of l ite the Moitifillie , •ert Nat 1.1ll ille Atilii11:10111111 range, the perfection park upn o Nhoun D t ue srt IN- : if tin-jrn tint lye shrubs. the luxurit . 1 , litud\Sioline, has call(11 spe- , of their wild flowers, the charm ( l'hij altefltion tel title Of the MOS! db.:- Itio•ir wild valleys and lakes, and the thiguishe'l seenie II:nips in the cowl- . at views (of island -dotted sea try. Alreany it is ii nation:it re , ' rya- . from their slopes and stminalts bring Hon, President Wilson having pro- ' visitors !pack again summer after sum - claimed ii the sh-or do shoo l ts.,Nati ow d tiler. All of these !mountains were In tolointimmoi Imo ,•: . .rs :Igo. 'The 1111.V1 , ( 111'1%111'e 1111....reSSIOti t SIIIIIIIIer estates 1111111 1. , hallIV.q. it lo mitionol park- i were shutting ont large arias from hood him cks the apprecmtion o f N e w , public now. 'Float is why a group of England inlii 1110 ...tunny generally re- ;, publiesspiriteil men undertook ill &Zeit sooting from the nubile nun - Intel de- . 3etors ago to o Poplin; the !mountains voted to Ito, o l oo: n i cot,,,o(popone e p o t' I , and present them to the nation. Some tlii• president's act. I gave their es:toles. ethers gave money sienr ii ,. Nt „„ t ,,, k..the „ toy . 1 ,,,, etv no buy holdings which (sand not be got t h e m hilit i,.,.. m .„ ,, h ,,. 4 . 54 ,, mid hymn ,. , loy gift. 'flie Mount Desert National tail! meet. Also; it is I3111 , 111 in the ! tairk, when congress thus creates it, hest sense t . t . the nnipiiiii .. t ilm tit the I will stand also for the tine generosity d e cidu ous f ores t s ,,f t h,. 1.. 41 ,, t ; iters , o and public spirit of New England. are not elsewhere represented In the ; Older Than the Rockies. natinlial secui.• gr.:up. Mount Des. 1 Summer visitors aivroys are inter- ert will 11:c th,. on l y mit i nntt i pnrk ; etited in the extreme age of these east of the Ali-sissippl. inoutituins. They are granite of the Mony thous:Inds of persona nii,i il 0 . 1 Arehean age. 'now stood there, doubt - not i le • f loftier . 1 eri p serrated, identify this splendid group of ' , Pu- s gin mountains miller its toteoent titielbef s ori a • r thenewi a o l f l tier il ltoT•ki s e;:arod the to .___Slierrtilstevada kren _emerged from Ole- o ! . Rh. ' \ -eit\innty wnt-l*r \ . — It prehistoric sea. 'Mese summits have Ohre tinder the title proposed for the iiutionni pork. as lino grimite heights been rounded In the intervening ninny which rise I.ehinil Bur Heirloom and the milliono of years by the frosts and the other resorts 1 - 11 'Mount Desert Island. mins find the giant lee sheets which The mounted sumatits of 1111.1 - e than u deseended time and again from the dozen low mountains and the beautiful north. The record Of the glaciers ma , lakes which nestle at their feet are he read still mum their slopes. Inclosed in the reservation. Nowhere The mountains are entirely our - else umoy the pleasures nT seashore and rounded by fine automobile roads along rock-bound coast he combined with the shore which connect' the seaside those of n wild Mountainous wilder- resorts. But In many places the cliffs ness. -spring straight from the ocean, whose waves lash and corrode flick granite Favorite Summer Resort feet. A greater voriety of sensations For tunny years these mountains . may he had from this combination of nave lured summer visitors into their mea and mountain than ts offered by fnetnessea. 'ITheir splendid forests of any Western national park, however oak, pine, hemlock, chestnut. beech llarge and majestic. eto 41 4 ‘4; n•••• ; 4. eallitnalettiati=11Z.LIEM • ) ,A•5;: View From Dry Mountain. Huns Make Solder Hiving Little Tin. Smoke is a vollituble weapon in this Owing to the scarcity of tin in Our - war; it is extensively Ilse:11 on both I iminy, efforts have been made to pro- ildes to tofu* military allot naval move- , duce n solder containing none of that merits, and elaloorate tinntts iat-e been metal. 1Vlitit Is pronounced an exeel- devoted to throw up clouds of smoke. lent stqcstitate was made from Si) per A very interesting Ilse of snio'h, is de- cent ii , ad, plus endminin aunt tin, but scribioll thus in Scientifa: .1. °nom: it could not he used In senang food \During gas :it f:.(.1: smoke I cans because the lead, in contact with is employed t'i ward off Om famies. Be- !Rids in fruits, produces salts that are ing considerably heavier than the poi- polsonotis. More recently, it is said, SIMMS WWI'S generally amployed, a a nonpoisonens solder has been oh- , harroge of stank- (muses thi; danger- tallied toy eonibitily histwith and riot - ous fumes to pass over trenehes and 'Winn, both of which metals are found dugouts and to dissipote themselves in Germany, with other metals not re - In the higher regions.\ vealed.—Popular Mechanics Magazine. Fans and Flags. War Emergency Courses at Hampton. 'I !tee a Texas inventor has patent- The war department has signed a contract with Hampton institute for the training in war emergency courses* of 244 colored soldiers. This training will he in machine w•tif,.'hlackontith- ing, home shoeing, auto' repairing, truck and auto driving, pipe fitting wheelwrIghting, carpentry and clear!. eat work o ; ., • 0,1 \et S 44 4 No Mystery in Meat Some things are so simple that they have to be explained again and again. When things are obvious, people keep looking for mysteries behind them. So it is with the packing bus- iness. The mere size of Swift & Company confuses many. Because their imaginations are not geared up to scale, they be- lieve there must be magic in it somewhere -some weird power. Swift & Company is just like any other manufacturing business run by human beings like yourself; it takes in raw material on the one hand and turns out a finished product on the other. Swift & Company keeps down the \spread or the expense absorbed be- tween raw and finished material, to as low a figure as possible. (If it didn't it would be put out of business by others who do.) How much Swift & Company pays for the raw material, and how much it gets for the finished product, depends upon conditions which Swift & Company does not control. It d4ends entirely upon how much people want the finished product, and how much raw material there is avail- able to make it from. The profits of Swift & Company amount to less than one cent per pound on all meats and by-products—less than one-fourth of a cent an beef. - -' Keep Your Pledge Make Good for Our Fighting Men BUY WAR - SAVINGS STAMPS Swift & Company, U.S.A. 1; 11, ' ,t I Is' 1 000000000000000000 OP 000000000000000000000000000000000 0 0 0 NOW Is the time to buy (-An r VV JIL nes Acuors and Before the new tax law applies 'We have a small quantity °.° 0 of extra fine Brandy 0 0 0 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Needs Many .. Millions The Knights of Columbus have BUY THRIFT STAMPS BUY TIIRIPT STA fft PS P. O 0 O 0, .0 . 0 g' 0 0 8 0 0 8 O Cl GA_ RS 0 0 0 0 O 0 8 0 O _ 0 8 0 0 O 0 8 0 0 O Board of Trade- I 8 1 ,0044)00000000000000000000000000000000000000000o000000 CHURCH NOTES spent *2.000.000 in extending its; • . work for Hie Aoldiers oversees. s. Therr Will he 11 0 Servie\ 11 \ 8 It lictsIs $30.009,000- Moro to Sunday, hitt if school opens on reaeh the ever illereaming war NI \\ d \y the \'wil l seme \ Will needs at home and abroad. continence the following Sunday. ,
