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1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough, $6, sized $7
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SPLIT. ROUGH and DRESSED CEDAR POSTS
W ho first saw it sle e p in g in b e a u ty
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T h e m ile a g e of ra ilw a y « in E u ­ of th e y e a r, e le c tio n of officers w ill
c o u n try a r e p a ssin g aw ay . S om e of g o v e rn m e n t la n d s till v a c a n t fo r th e th a t su ch a sp o t sh o u ld be ch o sen ro p e in c re a se d fro m 2 0 6 ,9 8 7 in 1910 be lield a n d a fu ll a tte n d a n c e o f p e tr o le u m t h a t e n te re d the markm
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o f th e w o rld In 1914.
in flu en ce liv es y et in th o s e w ho a re is e v id en c ed by tlie n u m e ro u s h o m e­ o f e a s te rn M u ltn o m a h ?
M Y R T L E JO H N S O N , S e c re ta ry .
357 to 34 3,64 3; in A sit fro m 63,188
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T h e a n n u a l ch eese production of
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su c h it w ill p ro b a b ly re m a in .
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Christmas Suggestions
FIRST—This will be a Christmas of Practical Gifts.
SECOND—Sincere appreciation finds its best expression in sensible and useful gifts.
I H IR D -W e cordially invite the opportunity of showing you our complete and pleasing assort-
ment ot sensible, practical gifts.
Then why not make it—
A Healer, Range, Rug. or Dining Table anti Chairs for the family.
A Sewing Basket or Rocker for Mother or Sister.
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A Baby Buggy, Rocker or High Chair for ihe little o n e,
Then there are Dressers, Chiffoniers, Library Tables, Center Tables,
Davenports, Couches, Beds. Breakfast Tables, Kitchen Queens,
and Cupboards The c,IMpesi a"d b« ' grades of Mattresses.
And many other useful gifts with special prices cn everything.
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