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THIS COMING YEAR WILL BE A YEAR OF SACRIFICES. WE ALL SHOULD AND
WILL PATRIOTICALLY GI VE ALL THE GOVERNMENT WILL ASK FROM US.
BUT IN ORDER TO BE ABLE TO DO THIS WE MUST NOW, MORE THAN EVER BE
FORE, ELIMINATE WASTE AND INCREASE OUR SAVINGS. IN OTHER WORDS
WE MUST CONSISTENTLY SPEND LESS THAN WE EARN. THEREFORE, LET
US SUGGEST THAT YOU MAKE THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION:
“THIS MONTH I WILL FORM THE GOOD HABIT OF SAVING; I WILL OPEN A
SAVINGS ACCOUNT AND WILL DEPOSIT SO MUCH OUT OF EACH PAY CHECK IN
| TO THIS ACCOUNT.” ^-... j
REMEMBER, WE WILL PAY YOU INTEREST COMPOUNDED TWICE A YEAR
GET THE HABIT, YOU WILL NEVER REGRET IT.
| THE FIRST BANK OF CORDOVA
Territorial Depositary United States Depositary for Postal saving funds City Depositary
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and I Have thousands of
them for Young and Old.
Come in and inspect our selected stocfe
for the Holiday trade
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PROPHESY IS
TO EMPEROR
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In 1849 the present kaiser's grand
father, Prince William of Prussia, was
wandering incognito througfo some of
the provinces of the Rhine He was
at that time very unpopular, owing
to his attitude toward the Berlin revo
lution of 1849, and therefore had lit
tle thought of ever coming fo the
throne.
, At Mayence a gypsy woman offer
ed to tell his fortune, and addressed
^ him as "Imperial Majesty.a lit
;i.Ie amused, the prince asked, “Tmper
I ial Majesty.’ and of what empire,
pray?"
“Of the new' German empire,” was
the reply.
He intfuired: “When is this em
I pare to be' formed?”
j The gypsy took a piece of paper
l and wrote on it the years 1849. Then
'■ site placet? the same figures in a col
ain n beneath:
1849
1
8
4
’ ’ 9
1871
In 1871 tale empire began.
“How long* am I to rule over this
empire ?" aalted the prinie
The gypsy repeated the mathemat
ical operation again, taking the num
ber 1871 and adding the same figures
Id oolhm:
1871
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1 1888
In 1888 he passed away,
j Them the prince asked; “How long
ft this empire to last?”
1 An the gypsy, taking the figures
188 and repeating the same operation:
| 1888
* 1
'« 8
7 8
*
obtaining the re.
suit::
1915
Time has proved the first twoj
clauses of this strange prophecy to
be true; as to the third, the present
war began in 1914. And many think
that 1913 may prove to have been the
last yea. of the Hohenzollern empire.
KNITS SOCKS FOR SOLDIERS
NEEDLES USED 55 YEARS AGO
| GREAT FALLS. Mont., Dec. 26.—
With the same knitting needles with
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which she knit 40 pairs of socks for ■
soldiers of the Civil War, 55 years
ago, Mrs. K. M. Craven of Belt, Mon
tana, has just completed two pairs of
socks for American soldiers in the
present war, and sent them to the lo
cal Red Cross chapter.
Mrs. Craven is a pioneer of Mon
tana and has been active in Red Cross
work.
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M. C. Thompson, H. C. Murphy
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Thompson <&. Murphy, Props.
Dealers in
WINES, LIQUORS AND
CIGARS
Phone 107.
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MADAME
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New Shoes
The sizes that we were short of came in
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