♦ B e a t t y , Mrs. T. C. Wheel er. Mrs. S
V.
Allison, Mrs. C. II Corson. Mrs. 1 J
Woods, Miss C a r o l y n Schelling a n d
Mrs. E l b e r t Bede.
SOCIETY .
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E locution Class E ntertain s.
«
WITHYCOMBE AND MRS
ANDERSON ARE OUT
•
Mrs. O r a Head He i nenwav ’» class iu
T h e M. P. G. c l u b me e t s next Tuei
elocut ion e n t e r t a i n e d the music classes dnv with Mrs. Wt'red Skei.
o f Mrs. R o b e r t S u t c l i f f e a n d Mr. a n d
Mrs. Leon D e s l . a r r e s in t h e Ch r i s t i a n
c h u r c h p a r l or s Mo n d a y e v e n i n g .
A
H O N O R G U A R D N OT E S .
v e r y c r e d i t a b l e p r o g r a m wa s g i v e n by
t h e pupil s o f t h e dif t' ereut teac hers. The
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e l o cut i oni s t s t a k i n g p a r t we r e M a r t h a
T h e Honor G u a r d a s s i s t ed t h e Third
Wi l ki ns on, H a r d Ixiucks. Ma ud Doyle
a n d Mrs. H. F. Oakes, each o f whom L i b e r t y ls>an c o m m i t t e e by t a k i n g a
The
g a v e spl end i d i n t e r p r e t a t i o n s o f t h e i r census id t h e t ow n Wednesday
number s .
L a t e r in the e v e n i n g l i tt le c i t y was d i vi de d int o d i s t r i c t s a n d the
R u t h Ki ng a n d J o r e n e Bur r ows, a g e d fol lowing c a p t a i n s we r e a p p o i n t ed :
Mvr t l e S wa n s o n , Hi l d r e d Hall. Susie
f o u r yeurs, e n t e r t a i n e d wi t h r e adi ngs.
T h e p i ano n u m b e r by l l i l dr e d Mall Wi t he r w o x , Louise Ma t t h e y e r . Florence
w a s pl ayed in f i n e style, while t h e d u e t Hi ckey, Rut h Phel ps . Beulah Ha wk i ns .
by Gordon W r i gh t a n d Lloyd E d w a r d s P a u l i ne S mi t h , My r t l e P o t t s . I d a Fer
m a d e a g r e a t hit w i t h the audi enc e. The guaou, Vda Gi l chr i st . Muriel S h a y , Alice
Ru t h Jo r g e u s o i i .
Juanita
vocal i st s we r e Mrs. C. E. Fros t , l i l l i a t i C a r e t son.
Lewi s. Leslie Hull an d E t h e l Mackey, S h o r t , T r y s t » Ma r t i n , G r a c e H a r d in g .
t h e l a t t e r b e i n g fr o m Divide.
E a c h L a t e r in t h e c a m p a i g n Honor Gu a r d s
n u m b e r was r e n d e r e d iu u f i n i s h e d man will assist in m a k i n g out q u e s t i o n n a i r e s
• • •
ner. Lit t l e Miss Ma c k e y has a voice of
g r e a t promise. T h e compl e t e p r o g r a m
Me a r e g oi ng i n t o our w a r g a r d e n i n g
w a s us follows: P i a n o d u e t , l.lovd Eng 1 in e a r n e s t t h i s y e a r . Me mb e r s a r e di
land a u d Gor don W r i g h t : r e a d i ng , " A s I vi ded int o six d i f f e r e n t di v i si on s Each
t h e Moon Hose. ” Ma ud Doyle; vocal di vi si on will secur e land an d p l o wi n g of
solo, “ A C h i n a T r a g e d y , ” Lil li an Lew same, pl a n t cr o p s a n d t a k e e n t i r e c h a r g e
is; r eadi ng. “ A T ob o g g a n S l i d e , ” Mrs. lot' t h e i r c u l t i v a t i o n . Me will c onduct
A d a O a k e s ; pi anol ogues, ( a t “ Someone the s e g a r d e n s in a c c o rd a n c e wi t h t h e
to lyove M e , ” . li ■ “ S o m e t h i n g Forgot s a m e rules by wh i c h the C o t t a g e Grove
t e n , ” Hazel L o u c k s ; child i mp e r s o n a I ! school g a r d e n s will be g o v e r n e d , as
t i on. Maud Doyl e ; vocal solo. “ My I ma n y of t h e Honor G u a r d s a r e high
H e a r t Is S i n g i n g . " Mrs. F r o s t ; r e a d i ng , I school s t ud e n t s . Me mb e r s will be re
“ C r e ma t io n o f S a m M c G e e . “ Hazel q u i r ed to fill out sa me repor t s. T h e
L o u c k s ; vocal solo. “ Ou t on t h e D e e p , ” I m e m b e r s of ea c h di vi si on a r e r equi red
Leslie Hull; r e a d i n g . “ F e a s t o f Be l to repor t p r o g n ss a t next busi ness
s h a z z a r . ” Ma u d Doyle; vocal solo, m e e t i n g T u e s d a y . April _.
“ M y Dear J e r u s h y , ” Et h e l Ma c k e y ;
r ea d i ng . R i l e y ’s “ B e a r S t o r y , ” M a r t h a
M e h a v e r e c e i v e d copies o f March
Wi l ki ns on; p i a n o solo, “ A r a b e s q u e , ” issue o f Ho n o r G u a r d ma g a z i n e , oue of
H i l d r e d Hull.
t h e best y e t . “ C h a t wi t h C o t t a g e
v$> <;■>
G r o v e , ” w r i t t e n by our a s s o c i a t e od
T he Const e l l a t i on cl ub me e t s a t M a i t er. Mi s, F e r n Holcomb, is very good.
sonic hall n e x t T h u rs d a y .
Me wish e v e r y o n e mi gh t r e cei ve c o p i e s .
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It is c e r t ai n l y a sp l e n d i d ex p o s i t i o n of
T h e r e gul ar m o n t h l y E a s t e r n S t a r H o n o r Gu a r d work in Oregon. When we
su p p e r was held F r i d a y e v e n i n g , t he r e c o n t e m p l a t e t h e f a c t t h a t t h e r e a r e
b ei n g a l ar ge a t t e n d a n c e .
Mrs. Will some t¡5 Ho n o r G u a r d b r a n c h e s in the
Hail, Mrs. H a r r y W y n n e a n d Mrs. C. st at e , we real ize t h a t t h e H o n o r G u a r d
H. Corson were t h e hostesses.
A f t e r is not au e m p t y n a m e b u t s t a n d s for
T h e Dallas
t he r eg u l ar E a s t e r n S t a r me e t i n g , whi ch s o me t h i ng in w a r work.
fol l owed t he supper , a far ce. “ More G u a r d alone ha s e a r n e d ove r #1000 since
T i m e O u t , ” wa s g i v e n by S t a r m e m o r g a n i z a t i on , w hich money has b- « n
bers. p ar t s b ei n g t a k e n b y Miss F r a n c e s used for p a t r i o t i c purposes.
G o v e r n o r J a m e s M i t h yc o m b e has an
no u u c c d lus c a n d i d a c y for r e n o mi u a t io n
In his annoi mi cincin lie t a k e s a s t r ong
s t a n d for s u p p o r t ol t he a d m i n i s t r a t i o n
in the w a r a n d for t he r e n de r i n g of
G o v e r n o r J a m e s Wi t hycomt i *
s»*r\ »«•«• to t lu* f l ow« r of O r e g o n ' s young
in a n hood now in t he s«*r\ ice of tin*
c o u n t r y . H«* also t a k e s a s t r o ng st and
fo r s t a t e d e v e l o p me nt , as well as rignl
eeouomy. Ho s a y s t h a t he wishes a vote
of c o n f i de n c e fr om those who fool t h a t
he has s e r v e d t he m f a i t hf u l l y .
Hr. J . F \ nd o r s o n , of 'The Dalles,
is t h e f f i t h to m a k e his for mal an
i i o u i u e me n t fo r t h e r e p u b l ic a n nomiiia
DR.
Conference» of packers, w here prices
have been discussed, have been held a t
the urgent request and in the presence
of representatives of either th e Food
A dm inistration or the Council of N ational
Defense. And yet the packers have been
accused of com m itting a felony by acting
in collusion on G overnm ent bids!
W e have done our best, w ith o th e r
packers, large and small, to comply with
the directions of the U nited States Food
Adm inistration in all particulars, including
the furnishing of food supplies for the U. S.
A rm y and N avy and the Allies, now be
ing handled through the Food Adm inis
tration.
W e wiH continue to d o our u tm o st.u n
der Governm ent direction, to increase our
production and assist the Food Adm inis
tration. W e consider th at the opportunity
to co-operate w hole-heartedly and to our
fullest powers w ith this branch of the
G overnm ent is our plain and most press
ing duty.
T he T ra d e Commission A ttorney has,
by false inference and m isplaced em p h a
sis, given to disconnected portions of the
correspondence taken from o u r private
files and read into the Record, a false and
sinister m eaning with the pterin purpose
of creating antagonistic public opinion.
T he services a t th e packers o f the
United States a re most urgently needed,
and I regret exceedingly th at w e should at
this tim e have to spend our efforts in
defending ourselves against unfounded,
unproved, and unfair assertions such as
are being daily m ade public.
President
Swift & Company, U.S. A.
Till a ui ook. Ore.. March U5. Til lamook
c i t i / e n s insist «»a loyalty to t h e Vuieri
can tlag. Last eveni ng ahout Ut Ml men
wai t ed upon dolili Pl a s k e r and d e m a n d
eti that he sa l ut e and kiss t he Fi nt et i
S t a t e s flag, which lit* tint wit hout resist
ance or even remount ranee.
Pl a s k e r is t he p ro p r i e t o r o f a restali
r a n t here amt is repor t ed to h av e nitide
t he r emar k t h at it G e r ma n y br oke
thr ough the Kuglish lines oil t he west
e r a front t h e w a r would he over in 30
days.
The crowd concluded t ha t lie
meant Germany would* win t he war a n d
t h at his s y m p at h i e s were with Ger
many. P l a s k e r a s s er t ed t ha t he meant
no wrong nnd t ha t he is loyal to this
count r y.
\ f t e i Pl a s k e r had compl ied with t he i r
request the s a m e people re pa i re d to the
Hamsev hotel and hy force e x t r a c t e d
t h e r e f r o m and escorted to t he st reet n
man named d. B. Delsmati, who cl ai ms
to he a t r a v e l i ng solicitor for «1 correa
pondenee .school. He was compel led to
kneel in the s t r eet and kiss the flag
Delstiinii was accused o f dec l a r i n g last
S at u r d a y e v e n i n g 111 Pl a s k e r *s restali
rant that the G e m i n a sol diers were no
worse t ha n the hoys in k ha k i in this
count r y.
A f t e r kivsing the flag In* was war ned
t ha t it he o f f e n de d agai n he would !*••
t a r r e d a n d f e at her ed. T h e c rowd was
order l y, hut d e t e r mi n e d not to t o l er at e
any r e m a r k s t h a t can he c o n s t r u e d int o
disluval t v.
LANE FARMERS ARE
PROVING PATRIOTISM
I®
T her« is bo foundation fo r the alleged
violations of law attributed to our Com
pany Liy agents ot the Federal T rade
Commission and I w ant to say em phatic
ally that Swrft & Com pany is not a party to
any conspiracy to defraud the G overn
m e n t Ñ or has Sw ift & Company been
guilty of improperly storing foods or of
m aking false entries or reports.
D| r i n g ! >■ Id, »»••■. M i r t h 8 ;
riic i
I aerai .ut Mis. Lydia It iekey was hold
j Friday a f t e r n o o n at t h e chapel . Rev
IK i> Stol l i , past or of the L u t h e r a n
. lunch of Kugeue, of f i c i a t e d .
Doit ised was horn in f ni it idu him !
was aged tl-H yours- For t he past i?7
, v oars she had resided in C o t t ag e Grove
and -'iiico t h e d e a t h of her hushaiul in
Juiiutiiy, UH 7, she had made her home 1
with her ch i l dr e n at vari ous placca. She '
was a iiieinhei of t he I uitod Hi e t h r en j
1 hureli Follow 1 ug ail o p er a t i on of a j
mont h ago, she grew g r a d ua l i ) weaker ;
until the end came, at the home of her
d au g h t e r . Mrs \\ |{ Denny, in West
Springtdeld. Wednesday eveni ng.
She »*» s ur vi v e d l»y fi ve chi l dr e n: H.
Hickey, of C o t t a g e Gr ove; Mrs \ | Nar
g ea a t , Mrs Lea McKi nney, ot Ol ympi a,
vN ash ; Mr** \\
K Denny, of West
Spr i ngf i el d, a n d Mis .1 \\ D MeKell,
of this city.*
TILLAMOOK CITIZENS
CHASTEN DISLOYALISTS
To The
lencan
LYDIA HICKEY
DIES AT SPRINGFIELD
J
E.
ANDERSON
ti on fo r t h e g«»v •rnorship. Dr. Ander
son is k n o wn as ' •' Ili o F a t h e r of P r o
hi bi t ion, ’ ’ hut he has bc«*u a s t r ong sup
p o r t e r o f all pr«»g r es t i ve legi sl ati on and
m a d e a spl e ndi d record d u r i n g sever al
s e - To n s in t h e legi sl ature.
R E D C ROS S N O T E S
O u r s u p e r f l u i t y shop is badly iu need
d o n a t i on s . F r u i t , hooks, fai r y work,
lothiiig, men 'a an d boy*' hat , shoes,
hi r t s, foods, c o t t a g e cheese, b u t t e r a n d
e g g s — iu fa c t most e cry t hi ng and a n y
calls for t h i ng s
t hi ng sells. We linv
for which we ex p e c t d no d e m a n d aud
we h a v e sold thing? t h at we had no
idea a n y o n e would w nt. Ño, no m a t t e r
what y o u h a v e t h a t you do not want ,
or which you wish to g i ve to the Red
Cro*»», we c a n most likelv 1 us»*
1 it
f
T h e s h i p m e n t last week consi sted of
-4 pa jama suits. II bed shi rts, 5 pai r s
of bed socks, 14 helmets, 7 s we a t e r s , *»
p a i r s o f k n i t t e d socks a n d 514 sur gical
dres si ngs . T h e sh i pme n t t hi s week c o n
si sted of 1140 s ur gi cal dres si ngs , 40 bed
s h i r t s , - 0 p u j i i u u s ui t s arid 5 pai r s of
bed socks.
R E D C RO S S W O R K E R S G E T
NO PAY FOR T H E I R S E RV IC E S
T h e r e a r e still some who ask how
much some o f th * Red Cross wor ker s
a r e p a i d fo r t h e i r services. These have
not done an y g r e a t a mo u nt o f work at
a n y o f th»* Red Cross room or t hey
would know t h a t no one connect ed with
t h e R»*d Cross g e t s a c ent , d ir e c t l y or
i n d i r e c t l y , fo r his or her work. M a n y
women put in al most t h ei r e n t i r e t i me
ami get not a c e n t foi t h ei r labors. N o
on** is p e r m i t t e d to in a n y way m a k e a
p r o f i t fr om *•» rvic* •-* for t h e Red Cross.
T h a t is one reason why all a r t i cl es of
fer ed t h e Red Cross mus t fie gi ven and
why t h e Red Cross nam«* c a n n o t be
con n e c t e d with a n y e n t e r pr i s e unless all
t h e r e c e i p t s go to t he Red Cross.
If
a n y o n e lias a n y idea t h a t a ny o n e is
m a k i n g an y p rof i t from th»* Red Cross
th»* d i s t r i c t attorn»*)* would be please»!
to be i n f o r me d »if th»* facts.
Sample Store Prices
—you can always compare with
mail order prices and quality.
LADIES DKESS SHOES
ai_
> 4 . 9 5 i» » 6 . 8 5
MEN S UNION SUITS
at.,
s i .0 0
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LADIES' HOUSE SHOES
MEN 8 DRKSS SHOKS
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MEN S WORK SHOES
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LADIES' SAMPLE SHOES
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BOYS SHOKS
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MISSES' DKESS SHOES
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CANDIDACY I'OK HOUSE
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AMONG THE CHURCHES
Loiiin hi Menu, o f E u g e n e , hus u ni t to
t he s e c r e t a r y o f .state ins d e c l a r a t i o n of
c a n d i d a c y f oi t he r e p u b l i c a n nmiiiiiii
t i on a s r e p r e s e n t a t i v e 111 t h e s t a t e login
l atur e from l. aue c ount y.
Metlitxllst Chu r c h Rev J on Knot t s ,
p a s t o r {Sunday sch«»ol ut Iu u. in. H»*g
ulur ¡»reaching services at II a m aud
» :-tU, L pwo r t h l eague ut 7 p iu Mid
week p i a y c r m e e t in g T h u r s d ay eve n i n g
\ l r . lieu 11 has been in the l egi sl ature ut i Kill.
Hiimlay m o r n i n g subj ect “ Tht* E a s i e r
a n u mb e r • *t ter ms. Ill l«0* In* was elect
Hcni
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Hpecial I.lister lllllsii*
| ed to the house and ser ved d ur i n g tin*
Hundi y «’veiling the ch*»»r will r ender
session of P.n»‘i; m HHO was el ected as
j | j oi nt senat or from L ane ami I .inn conn an fiastci « mt .ti n .111 if let! ' * Th«« King
I ties and s e r ve d d i n i n g the t e i m s of *»f t «lory
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j i tu* sperikei ini. it the last t e r m hut worshi p ut « • «, bibii *tu«l> Wednesday
Was d e t e a t e d h y Robert N. S t a n f i e l d, •*v d u n g * ut V :30.
\L r m u g * * I act •»! the K«***uf fee t ion
w iio i s a t p r e s e n t 1 c a n d i d a t e toi I lilted
Fv cuing. ' ' O u r Oversi ght
S t a t e s Senator.
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timt he will suppor t He r be r t
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uotinced t hat he will t r y for the honor
B a p t i st Chur ch F G U, Gr«»ut pits
t«»r «'merit us Huiolay school ut IU a.
CARLTON E SPENCER
m l*i caching ut li a. m F r a y c r meet
IS NOW LIEUTENANT m g 1'hursduv e v • e n i • n g • ut 7:.40.
Gteipel M iss io n
W B Finney aud
Lieuteiiiint i ' u r l t o n L Spencer, s«»u «*f
f o u n t ) Commi s s i oner F
1C. Hp«,u«'»*r, wile, leti'lers H«*e«»ml «b»«»r sout h «»f the
Much More Feed for St ock Will He
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H«*rvie«*s T'uesday ami f ' n
was th** first man t»» be graduate«! from
Hal ed T h a u Ever Before.
• lav lit » U ¡1 in Huiolay services at
the a d j u t a n t ' s t r a i n i n g school ot the
: IU a n d • : ’U» ¡* in.
av i a t io n corps at Columbus. Ohio
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\\ \ %yer, m a r k e t m n s t e i From t he r e he was sent Y < • Chunut c Su
nd ay ut II a in Kcgulur t«*stimoutal
a n d iit:iii:ig»*r »• t th** Lam* Count y Co Field, Kantoul, III, from which place meetiiig cueh We dne s da y ut «: IU p m
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T he b u i b l mg is open for the use of tin*
o p er a t i ve Sh ip pi n g associati on. Pr o b
•*uch \N t*duesday
a bl y no man in Lam* count y, except H a mp t o n . Va., and from t he r e In* «-i c i r c u l a t in g library
| ree t s t « » leave soon for s om e wh e r e hi fr om I. IU to 1:30 ¡». in All ur•• cordially
p" siblv Co u n t y Agent N H. Robb, i*»
invite«!
to
th«*
services
us well as to
F rance.
b et t er post ed on t he st ock a n d grai n
m a k e us«* of the li teral tire.
L i e u t e n an t Sp e n c e r s t a t e s t ha t h«* Is
s i t uat i on t h a n Mr. Ayer.
When a s k e d a s t»» tin* f u t u r e hog ami the first O r e goni a n to g r a d u a t e from
c u t t l e s i tua t ion, Mr. Vycr de c l a r e d that t h at school, which is tlo* only a«liutant
n ever bef or e h a v e the f a r m e r s gone go t r a i n i n g school in th** a v i a t io n corps
Li c ut eonnt Spc m i r is a g r a d u a t e of
thor oughl y int o t he w»»rk o f r a i si n g the
feed to m a t u r e th**ir stock a s they will t he I ni v e r si t y of Oregon a n d of th«*
( uivcr sit y o f Or egon school of law
•lo t hi s year. II** s t a t e s t h at th** ubuor
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nrillv high price «»f feed will compel tin*
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m a r k e t i n g »•! some i m m a t u r e st ock, but | COURT HOUSE BIDS
t h at t he r e will be even more br e e d i ng j
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You ha v e a right t»» doubt s t a t e m e n t s
stoi k raised t ha n usual and t h a t n ever |
T h e c o u n t y court T h u r s d a y accept ed <»l t»»’op|»« living far a w a y but cun y«*u
bef or e h a v e f a r m e r s p l anned as ef f ect
ively to rai se t he feed necess ar y to ma I th** ¡»Ians of J o h n l l u n / i c k c r , ar* liit«*«t d ou b t t o tt a g e Gr«»v •• eu«l<»rsi*iu«*ut f
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hi ch a r g e , tor t he a»ldition to a n d r**
tun* the c omi ng hog crop.
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Not only will t h e c omi ng corn a c r e I mo del i ng of t he cour t house and have
Hiiril HI., say s: *' \N h enever I have
a g e be sl i ght ly i ncreased, but tli«*r»* will o r d e r ed t he a d v e r t i s e m e n t f«»r hid* t«»
an o¡»¡»«»rfunity to sp«*nk a good wurd
be much more ba r l ey raised t ha n in the be r ecei ved up t o April *.
T h e proposed a d d it io n will be well f»»r D o a n ’s Ki dney Fills I do uot hesi
past, a n d t he n u m b e r o f silos in use will
shaped au»l will In* placed u|niii th«* t u t e t « » »Io s«». D o a n ' s havi* r«*gulate«|
be m a t er i al l y increased.
This, Mr. A y e r declares, is not only n or t he a s t »»f th»* pres ent sfriicturi*. The my k idueys uml h a v e <»verc«»int* ¡»anís
| h a v e lot«!
pat r i ot ic , but will prove ve r y much t<* ¡»Ians prov id»* t h a t th** as s es s o r ' s o f f i r v due t»i di s ordered ki dneys
th* ir f i nanci al b e n ef i t, as he is sa t is f i e d will I»** <»n th«* m a i n flour of th«' addi t ion to use them on sever al occasi ons for
t h a t it is poor poli cy f«ir a f a r m e r to and tin* c o u n t y »*l**rk will occupy th»* knJuey couipluiut and in ev«*ry instane«*
a t t e m p t to raise st ock aud buy his fee«l. rooms now occupied bv t he s h e r i f f ami I hey h a v e n«*v«*r fail«*»l to gi ve m«* great
An o t h e r very e n c o ur a g i n g sign is th»* c o u nt y «*<»iirt, a n d also h a v e Inrg»* vaul t s sat is f a c t i on . ’ *
inqui ri es as to o t h e r feeds besi des grai n. iu t he new port ion
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T h e »he r i f f will h a v e t h e c l e r k ’s
F a r m e r s a r e t u r n i n g muri* a n d mor e t»»
unply ask t « » r a kidiii*y r emedy g**t
si lage root crops a n d o t he r home raised pr e s e n t qu a r t er s . T h e c o u n t y cour t will D o a n ' s Kidney Fills th<* suine t hat
occupy t h e p r eaent cm*uit cour t room, Mr. Ralston ha«l
s u b s t i t u t e s for shi pped in gr ai n.
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while th»* circuit court will b a v e »piar Fr ops , Buffal o, N. V
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tin* Moose l«#dg** car«*» for or p b a o » of Col. Law-ion Me m b e r of C our t Mar t i al .
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ad. o f mi n e a d v e r t i s i n g a cow for sal»*,'
Dori-na J I. Ho lNtrom , J . H. Kirk,
said W. A. He r ne nwa y in a tir»*»l voice
o v e r thi* phone th»* o t he r day. “ I c a n ’t ('. 1». VnnVnlin.
Row River II. A. Whit e, Blnint- An
go «»ut o f doors, or down town, or a n
s we r th«* p h o n e but what someone w a n t s d e mo n , Hu r r y Bhearer.
Mount View P. J . Ilelli well, ChllN.
t o b u y t h a t cow. I d o n ’t egre if the
ad. h a s n ’t run t h e lengt h o f ti me fo r B:ile-<, Cl a ude Arne.
Wal de n nnd Blue Mo u n t a i n J. li.
which I pai d for it. T a k e it out. I ’in
losing t»*n pou n d s a «lay in w»*ight be I.ineliniigb, Geor ge DoweiiN, H. I.und
ing b o t h e r ed so much by people who wehr.
wa n t t o b u y t h a t c o w . n
Co mme n t woubf be superfluous.
A want , ad routa l i tt le and of t en liringN
lug r e t ur n s N o t h i n g too log or too lit
T h e w a n t ad. w a y ig t he r i g h t way. He to be sold by a w a n t ad.
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