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hSve liked to be one Of the circle was
that IenVied her dinner companion.
I was about to take my departure,
regretting that I could not assume my
own personality, join the party, tell
s them what fun 1 had had in listening
to their chat and observing their man
ners, when Roger handed me some
glasses containing pousse cafe and
told me to take them into the cOm-
pany. I told him that l thought ]
wouldn't go further with the freak, but
when he informed me that the hostess
had requested that bring in the liquor
concluded that it would be better to
obey the order, though wondered why
! especially had been called upon. Sc
took up the tray and proceeded to the
drawing room. l noticed as l entered
that most of the guests were looking
at me. Mr.. Pepper, a genial man with
bald head and mutton chop whiskers,
beckoned me to set the tray on a table
near which he was sitting and when /
had done so said to me:
81 understand from Roger that you
have waited on us to learn the bust
ness. I wish to say to you that you
are the best waiter have ever seen.
would like to engage you permanently
There was a singular look in, his
f4ce when he said this, while the
guests ceased chattering and listened.
Thank you. SIR 1 replied You
are very good, sir. But l don't think
I'm quite up to the work yet"
ssWhat's your name?"
Charles, sir"
tsDo you know how to dance,
Charles?''
ssDance? No, SIR
"Well, l expect you'll have to try.
There are just fifteen Of us, and were
going to dance the lancers. We're just
one man short"
Every one arose, a couple Of musi-
clans were called In. and the meD
chose their partners Miss Phipps was
the odd lady who was left out.
Had something occurred to reveal
my secret, or had these persons, being
short of a man to make up set and
noticing my respectable appearance.
taA4Su A.1c Ia W uCip tbCLh ouSs
must wait and see. l marched up to
Miss Phipps. made As awkward a bow
as could contrive and led her on to
the fioor,
In order to carry out my part as
waiter ! made no end of mistakes. j
Invariably at ''swing. corners" turned
to the wrong lady and in the. grand
chain got the dancers all mixed up.
For a time they refrained from laugh
Ing at me. and I gathered confidence
that they were Ignorant of my identity.
This encouraged me to make more
blunders. and one by one they gave
way to laughter till the whole company
was In a roar. When the dance was
ended, with assumed confusion and
without taking my partner to a seat.
was making for the door when the
host called out sternly:
Charlesp'
Eyes. sir"
Where are you going?"
IL was going home. sir. I have
M tsand seven small children waiting
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Lost and Found

T OST-On High, Poplar, Race or Locust
~ streets, sunday, pair of gold rim med
eye glasses, with chain and holder attached.
Sl.00 reward If returned to the BaDner office.
l2-3-tf.
7 OST-Last night on West End Avenue,
- between Locust and School Streets,
brown fur neck piece. Finder please return
to No. 22u West End Aqenue. l2-13-2t
7 OST-Gentlemen gold stgnet ring, with
~ initials P. F. W. engraved thereon. Re.
waru If returned to p. F. West, l04 West End
Avenue. E-l2-ti.
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Other Specifications

REAR AXLE-Three-quarter
floating; bearings. ii y !;
axle shaft, Carpenter samson
steel; propeller shaft, cold
rolled steel; main d r v Il Z
shaft, Calumet steel.
BRAKES Contracting and
expa' ding on rear wheels.
Insioe dia meter brake drum,
l3 in; width OF brake shoe,
2l-4in.; outside dia meter of
brake drum, Il 3-8 in; width
brake band, 2 Id in.
F. ONT WHEEL BEARINGS
roller bearings.
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HUBERT II. WRIGHT, Agent. Cambridge, Md.
FOR SALE

TOR SALE-More interesting than a novel.
i Woodrow Wilson wrote the most Inter.
exiting story of the American people ever
written. 1t is the story of our country's life
fgom earliest times to the point where his
tory and the present meet. Witte Harper
& Brothers. Franklin square, Few York, for
full particulars. S-l7-tf
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EOR SALE-Buiiding lots on Park Lane
and Edgewood avenue. Easy terms.
Small purchase payment and monthly de-
posits will buy one. Apply to Edward =
Phillips. ll-l3-tf.
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TOR SAIIE-New dou ole heater, used less
L than three weeks, In excellent condition
Good reason for selling. Apply to w. II.
North, No. Poplar street. 124-tf.
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Wanted.

WANTED-Neat and tidy cook. Apply
w to Banner Office. 12-l3-3
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TOR SALE-Good cord wood, oak and pine;
3yokes good steers; old steer; tim Der
carts, large, 2 mediuIn; pair mules. Cor
dy B. Smith, Cambridge, Md. 8-17-tf
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FRCNT AxLE--Drop forged
cl(aran ce, 10 l-2 In.
TIkE5-s2x3 1-2 Q. ID.
FINISH-All bright parts
nickel plated, with black
trim.
EQUIPMENT - Mohair top
and boot. Warner speedo-
meter. Wind shield. Pres
tolite tank. Sc fstarter. Five
black and nickel Ia ps. Tire
irons, robe all, foot rest, tool
kit and jack.
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For Rent.

FOR RENT-Ltvery stables In rear Of
Straughn property, formerly occupied
by Allen Tyler. Apply to W. Lake Robin
son or Edward 3. Phillips. 5-3l-tf.
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class cord wood. Apply
j. Fred Dunn or William =. Dean .10-3l-ti
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EOR LE-Nice, large cabbage for bank
ing, &c per head, in 25 head lots and up
delivered. Phone W. II. North. No Poplar
street. l24.tf.
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Tor SALE-Cheap. Good slab We cd, cu'
in stove LEM gths, at S. y. Phillips mill on
Dixon's tract, opposite r. T: Derby's road
gate. Apply TO Cam bridge Mfg. Co. S-l7-tf.
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DOR RENT-Property on Cemetery Ave.
frmeriy occupied by MCCauley & Co. as
q shirt f,ctory. Has been thoroughly reno
waited. Rent very reasonable For particu-
lars see Matthews & Company, Ill High ST.,
Cam bridge, Md.
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TOR RENT-No. IL Green St, 5 rooms, the
Aaron house. Apply A. W. Goslee 1885,
EOR RENT-106 ChoptanB avenue, II rooms
all modern conyenfences; excellent con.
dtt1op; fine for boarding house, or large ia m.
lily. Immediate possession. l.. b. Phillips
Cam bridge, Md. l2-l3-tf.
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TOR RENT-Dwelling at Leonard's brick
yard. Apply to W. Ii. Leonard q GO.
12-ll-tf.
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EnOR RENT-El ven room house on Locust
street, iu first class CO lditlon; iruediate
possession. Apply to- Howard Brannock
Route I, Cam bridge Md. 12S-tf
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TOR RENT--New store and residence com.
L bIned, at corner of Race and Cedar SITS.
Splendid location for business. Apply Oil.
yer W. Mitchell or Banner office. 122tf.
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EHOR RENT Flat of rooms and bath or
Gay street. Ready about Decem bar 10
Apply to Edgar b. Simmons. ll-22-tf.
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CARRURETOR NJ o d @ L,
Schebler.
CENTER CONTROL.
SPRINGS-Front: semi ellp-
tic; length, 36 In; width, "a
In. Rea three-Quarter clip
tic; length, 42 In: width, l 81
In. All springs have six leav-
es, steel bushing eyes.
TRANSMISSION - Selective,
three speeds forward and re.
verse; annuIar bearings.
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MOTOR - Four-cyllnder, cast
separately; bore, In stroke.
Z IL In; horsepower, ~.
lGNIrION-Battery and mag
neto-two sources OF current.
CUOLING-Water coo d {.
Their rmo-sy phon cellular rad
tAtOr.
OILING- Splash system for
crank and cam shaft bear.
ings. cylinder and timing
RearS oiled with Kin wood
forcefeed oiler.
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Model 69-T-Compete1y Equipped
WHAT THIS VALUE MEANS

Center Control
Rerny Magnetic
Warner
SpeedOmeter
MOf1alr Top s. Boot
Clear Vision Auto
matte Windshield
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-11-01
AMERICAN FARMERS
ARE NOT ''BUNCOED'
BUY FARM IMPLEMENTS CHEAP.
Err THAN CANADIAN FARmERa.
CAMPAIGN LIE is NAILED
BY State Department
Gives Facts and Figures, and
Michigan Manufacturing Firm
Adds Evidence.

Farmers Buncoed by the Bleh
Iarin Is the title OF publication in.
dustriously circulated among farmers
ny the Tariff Reform bureau Of New
York, free trade annex OF the Derne.
cratic party
II asserts that American. inado farm
implements are sold In Canada al 1
iO"or price than they are obfainable
oy American farmers. The purpose
OF the statement Is TO prove that tho
american farmers are made 20 suffer
through the operation OF the protect.
I've tariff laws.
me statement IN false. pIows.
planters. cultivators and other farm
implements made in tho United States
cost twenty-five per cent more in
snada than in this country.
The free trade advocates who trv
% misload the American farmer do
'ot know, apparently. that there Il q
.o.ealled anttdumping law in Canada
whereby an American manufacturer /
'annot sell In that country at a lower |
'Fleo than at home.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-11-01
Toledo to Enforce the Law Regarding
Them.

Officials of the Toledo CO.. health and
street departments at conference de-
cided on joint campaign by which ii
is hoped that more satisfactory gar.
bage collections viii be obtained in the
residence sections. Strlcter enforce
ment OF the ordinances relating to the
throwing of rubbish into alleys will
also result
AT least so per cent of householders
are not using the closed receptacles,"
said Mr.. McNerny, superintendent of
streets. Lard cans, tin pals, paint
buckets ana even useless trunks are
used Receptacles that do not comply
with the health departments ordinance
viii be conhscated.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-11-01
svldsne. offered With Proof

pvtdeuco 10 the same effect is given
nv tha Gale Manufacturing company
Of Albion. Mich, which was specimen
Nv charged by the free trade advocates
with selling goods more cheapy 10
canadian farmers than to American
farmers.
The secretary and general manager
OF tho company, under date oil august
40 1919. wrote 60 the Tariu REFORM
club denying the charge ana threaten
ms IN sue for damages unless the as
,ertion was promptly retracted' me
erm also wrote 10 the Republican ma
4opal committee as follows;
"plows, planters, cultiNators ana
other farm machinery made Ia ING
| United states cost 70 per cent more
| In Canada than In this country wv
| can stand on this statement ana y
/ is challenged We can produce proof
The proof mentioned in this letter
eons,sts OF letters from retail dealers
throurhout Canada quoting the prices
M which the products Of tive Mio"'
goctory are sold 10 canadian farmers
rhose figures agree substantially with
,hose given In the government puoli'
.ntion. For instance, a planter when
ellis In Detroit for $40 costs $40 IN
Windsor. less than a mile away across
mo Detroit river, and a cultlvatoT
which sells in Detroit FOR $50 cannot
Inc bought m Windsor for less thar
$50
IA soon as tree trade statement
arc subjected to the cold analysis O
investigation their ialsity is shown
II IS an Old proyerb that a lie vii
.raval seven leagues while truth isi
H.. uniting ON lbs boots IL is important
therefore. that farmers who hav,
= n.,ra the untruths OF the free trader
d, should promptly learn the real facts II
the case
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-11-01

Ill
Know the number and location OF ths
f,ro alarm box nearest your house "a
No sure that your father. motnei nho
,ho rcat OF your family know the location |
OF tho nearest frc alarm box
q Go TO tho nearest nre sta''on anu 'e''"
how 10 give an alarm
In case OF are keep cool Run 20
hox M once and pull 80 alarm ppehhs
the door rinEs tho bell but does no, tNvv
tho alarm. After tho door " opened pun
down the hook that you VIII hhd ha'u0
tho box This gives tho alarm"
stana M the box until tho engines ar
,Ayo 40 that YOU may toll tho nremon
whore tho nro is - =, ,,o,,
have a telephone call Fire department
emergency" Wait until tho hre alarm
operator comes on tho wire no WIZ u.s. usN
and YOUR telephone number Don't leAVe
the telephone untn you have answered. nv
his questions, IA an An
YOUR power 60 prevent othor scouts N"'n
pulling IN false alarms just as "uV '''
occur in responding TO raise aa'h's :" !"
responding Go alarms OF nru
u.-PtRE PREVENTION
ps careful how you uso matches Use
onty safety matches, Always Keep 'hem
a. u,etnl holdcra Don't ltght them ~
oloseta whcre lisht dresses or matel'a'e
are huns Don't light them near "e'
curtains 80, go.
In lighting n fro in stove do not use
kcrosepo ia order 60 make II start QUICKLY
IA keep all light material such as COZ,
ton muslin OF lace. away nom stoves ana
lighted gaa tets . .
n Never look for a gas leak WITH
nuhted match. candle on N"rneene ,a"p
Notify the gas company A"'S w" "'N'
lrlH
~ N a nro has started In a room "
your house do not open the doors N' WIN
d0wa Let the nro department DO IN"
whom " arrives ,
IS II YOU know OF any place IN YOU
noiehborhooa whore quantities OF ruoo'su
shavlnga or paper have been allowed I
accumulate notify policeman ot ulrha'
"A Notiry a policeman or hrvmau " 10
know OF any obstruction OF snow OF ~
on a uro OsCapo
IS Never use gasoline Tor elcawns pu'
po.vs ian a room Tho fumes mat sesoN'
st,ra oa when confined IA room NJ
take urs from llshtcd match lamp
Ia m YOUR clothing catches AFRO don
run Rou Yourself So a blanket rug
anythi0e. 50 as TO smother 'oo Oir
Al 10 tho same thlns TO another ger"
II hts clothing Is ahfe
n In ease ot IRE In an automo'"o 'n''
sand on ~ ......,,,.
~ Learn how 10 handle q hve eNt'nku's
ar sire tNttpguisher beSds should ne
moved ana contents sdftvd once NoN1
40 Learn the uses Of H'anNP'p's
hose, A.
al Learn where the exits ana NV
canes are Ina your school
~ Don't forgot what you nave %
taught la school about your nrs oru.
ss Ciyo a copy OF those rulcs 10 all
families la your neighborhood
"a Don't put hot ashes ia weoaen
- harn,i An iron barrel S the GRO
thing -
- Don't have gas Jets Win sW'@S
arms placed near windows
~ Don't thaw water pipes WIN a
thlng ahamS uso bot water only
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-11-01


"a
mythical They captured in Liberia intrepid
reekng
pamu will weigh than 5000 pounds and eleven feet In
IN tss,s
weighs
DO
lively smaller than that of the species The
while
head OF the small animal the
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-11-01
co.operative Stores lFor PhlladsInhia.

Cooperative Stores For Philadelphia.
Director Cooke of the municipal de-
partment Of supplies Of Philadelphia Is
collecting data with the idea OF open
ing cooperative stores for the benefit
OF the city employees Ii the plan can
be worked out successfully there win
be chain of grocery stores, meat mar.
kets and vegetable stands taking IN
every section Of the city.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-11-01

YNN@S1~'@@"S%'7Sc's-s :. .N.S. E:>sS>3sc<sSs
3 WILL THERE BE- TIME2 !
:, When man has harnessed lightning z
!? to his VIII &
And spanned the oceans breadth e
with bows of Steel
5 When he has made the universe his \
> mill
2 And set the winds to WORT to Z
drive his wheel.
When he has scaled the skies with
CHASTITY mirth
/? To rob the stars or their stupen- Z.
dous powers. 2
When he has probed the bowels OF 8
the earth
5 And gathered up the breath or all =
, the flowers. 3
WIN he then pause awhile to count .
the dead 9
Whom poverty and steel have y
y ground to dust? Z.
? VIII ne then heed the chiidren's cry 3
FOR bread 8
Or hear the mothers wall for {.
) what - Just?
(? WIN he then square himself with 3
God and man? q
VIA lie repudiate the Vice and g
crimo
That have endured since beng first u
began? V
God can he DO all thlsY VIII 5
there be umoe .
$ -Rello Fligelman in Survey. g
SyssSe, ..9 .@s9ss.s q. ...us.. ~. q - q 49,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-11-01
I'.H,lNTNLDG THE
w W IAER SUPPLY
uow W. jiSsiGI Took Care Of
49,, baGuIt Problem.
NO FIl rHal1t NECESSARY.
kassachul
70 Draw
Esoiusiy,
PRESSURE

@~o'us' .tDn,a,,. oeste - s.er'"s'
Prs'sut gss't' Of 90 ,,... :. !,
Inland co 4 n e stream or lake
niits Y len 10 draw water and s.
from " ,oupaIIed TO depend upon
therefore, h the storage Of water
'oservolk III snail streams runaing
gathered xt.s lbe city. These streams
Q tho 81. Are. fortunately, locat-
md flsse and. so the entire supply
q on hl2 ~ In the city by gravity.
delivert Ting levels Of the reservoirs
Tue vars city Itself have made it nee
ndiof the .S very advantageous 20 de
sgarTs anc & rh and low service system.
elop mi esrslee system Is supplied
~. N1 &lIars Of Kettle brook, im-
Y fbc ~ four reservoirs having n
9nnded storage Of Sl1 100000 gal
,mblneG watershed Of 2.G23 acres
ms aud nrsers Of Lynde brock. inn
I'd BY 8 ynde brook reservoir,
'nndcd capacity of 70o.oO0,O00
IN Watershed OF 1,S7O acres.
lions Nice system consists OF
Tue ~ located in the town of
. res six miles northwest OF
Dluen having n watershed OF
orces These two reservoirs are
10 ac' N MI ck brook No /, with
lied 4 }city of T3O0O0,0O0 gallons.
rage ~ brook No. 2. with a stor-
Tatnf ~ OF 2570oO0O0 gallons.
capac efs Of all the reservoirs are
ne wat " In the city without Ultra.
uiDute,- atment OF any sort, and
7 or trt 4has long been known as
'rccstcr fllent clear and pure wafer.
ing exc beds are sparsely Inhabited
waters and frequent inspection is
= Glossy the buildings where any
ie or al mage can reach Che sheds.
sible Ora vas % the rcservoigs ore
49, [I&ntite tiiv-wursrS.
The ystem was adopted In
Worcester Roon after the system
was estal as practicable. and the
use Of mi tefS5s become almost uni
yersal Practically all of the places
unmeterc at the present time are
where II Fould be difficult TO set and
read met fS4rs aud few summer cot
tages,
The Co Apulsory metering OF private
IRE lines Fas adopted In 1904 and has
resulted pgether with the meter sys-
tenn. in K, sping tho daily rate per cap.
| ita down y.lo slxty-four gallons, a low
| consumptiWn for a city where such
large quar- Wtities OF water are used for
manufactuW ring purposes.
The orgs li1ation OF the Worcester
water depW rtment consists OF water
committee Hof seven members OF the
city couud TO whom are referred all
Legislative hffairs OF the department
Tho execjY I've work OF the department
is conducSV by one commissioner who
has charge of the reservoirs and ev.
erything peftainlng 90 the supply. The
income div Eion OF the department is
IN the condrol OF one registrar, who
handles all matters pertaining 10 rails
ing the income from the sale OF water
American City.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-11-01
VIII Enter All Fields Of Com
fnunlty Welfare.
STUDY FIRE PREVENTION
4 List Of Things TO % Has Been Cir.
c"l"ted All Over the County. and
Scouts In Every State Are PIannIno
Winter Campaigns.

IN pursuance o. plan 10 make the
Training ana activities OF the Roy
scouts OF America not only helpful 10
themselves and 10 those with whom
thcy come In contact but also 10 the
entire community. state and milton.
new phases OF scout work are being
developed 10 all fields OF community
welfare.
Great success IL anticipated I'm the
WORK with boys In forest protection
ana reforcstation. city Gre lighting
ma prevention. animal ana bird con.
seryotlon, war against the Nv ana tho
mosquito. civic health. etc.
INC Following advice for the boys in
nre prevention has been submitted by
fife Commissioner Charles H. Cote OF
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-11-01
Official Facts and Figures.

Ia addition to this. they are also
ignorant of the fact that the United
states government. through its board
o. trade relations IN tho state de.
partmont has made thorough inyes.
ugation which disproyes tho false as.
seruon' II Issued under date OF May
70. 1910. document entitled Com.
parison OF Prices OF Agricultural I'm.
PIGMENTS In Canada and the United
states which shows that Canadian
'arnerS pay more for American farm
'lacninery than 10 paid by the Ameri.
lgures; " 'i'
H-lHsh, steoi-beam walking pillow nr,c.,
y North Dakota, az: price -
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-11-01

kystem was adopted In
koon after the system
as practicable. and the
b 8 become almost uni
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-11-01
A PRAYER FOR THE BABIES.

written for tho MIX and Baby IIy-
giene ASSOCIATION OF Boston.l
o God. since thou hast laid the ,
little children into our arms in
utter hslplessness, with no pro-
lection save our love, we pray I
that the sweet appeal Of their
baby hands may not be in vain. ,
Let no innocent life in our city
be auenehed again in useless
pain through our ignorance and
sin. MAY We who are mothers
or fathers seek eagerly 70 Join
wisdom to eur love, lest love e.
self be deadly when unsaided
bv knewlsdss. Bless the doc. ,
: tors ana nurses and all the
friends az men. who are giving
I ef their st.ili and devotion TO tho
care Of cur children " there
are any who we're kissed by love
in their eSn infancy, but who
have no ehlls 70 whom they may
. ofve az shsy have received
) orart tbe,, speh larseness OF
! syr,path, ,hss they may reieiee
10 pay shsa debt IN tHli 20 all
\ sbiIsrs, Nm have need OF them.
> So. u our Father, for
& ,b. Sssr,ls.,ness OF the past.
& 60, -. .,,as tenderness for
> Su.sA. 4. safer and a grow
( inc sense q the divine mystery
8 ,s ~ : h,sssns in the soul Of
\ every child. Amen -.L :
y .....l.s.s.A.AsAANS.Asl
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-11-01

Ohio. $40. price In Ontario, 700 -.
a. t,Th North Dakota sulky plow~prico
IA North Dakota; $50. price In Manitoba
$50 -. q.
l7.tooth spring tooth harrow-price IN
ohio aud Michigan, N7; price IN Ontario
So -. -,
s.foot. tG-inch disk harrow price "a
North Dakota. sSs; price IN Manitoba, 10
mica en- North Dakota. .iss. price IN
| Manitoba. $40. -.
Riding oultyator. portable axie-priee
in ohio and Michigan. SIS; price In on
| tario, SIS. o,,,o ans
\ nav loader, rake bar--prlca In ono @DS
| NlchiEan. SEQ. price In Ontario. wv 80,
First s, ,aS. s,na IN Manitoba, tO6.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-11-01
BEFORE AND AFTER.

What tho American Cleanup Did For
Santiago.
II is said that the insanitary condi-
tons in many Cuban towns was re-