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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
BUSY EXPRESS MAN
HAS GOOD REASONS
H. Wagner Of Salt Lake City
Tells Why He lndorses Plant
Juice.

IT r. all you claim for :, and am
recommending IL 20 NJ, friends, said
Mt II Wagner. who conducts an eX-
press and moving business. and whose
home is at az South Fifth East. He
waS speaking OF Plant Juice and talking
TO the demonstrate tor at Schramm- John
sons store No. 3.
1t IL great stun. ! heard so much
talk about :, that ] got enthused over IL
before ! started in. ] had stomach trou-
BILE and was awfully nervous The same
old medicines ! had been akinE for years
did not do me any good. / had hopes
from Plant Juice at the start. and say. I
Haa not disappointed. In ten days ! was
free OF stomach trouble. could eat what I
pleased, and my nerves. did not know
had any. They are as strong as they
ever were. You can put ME down j
friend OF Plan, Juice"
Those who take Plant Juice get irlme-
diste benefits. They ind their appetite
Improved. food diEests better; they sleep
better. Al feeling OF depression passes
and Instead Of gloomlness comes bright
ness. elasticity, renewed vigor and health.
II you suffer with stomach. kidney, blood
or liver ailments Plan, Juice will give you
Immediate relief ard viii cure you.
Plant Juice is for sale at any one OF
Schramm Johnson's five stores.
(Advertisement)
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day afternoon at shower for Miss Vera
Davis. one of the September brides.
Miss Hazel Meredith returned yesterday
from a two months visit on the Pacific
coast. she spent part Of the time visit
Ing with her uncle. r. w, Jones. at Long
Beach.
The members OF the ouingenta club will
be entertained this afternoon by Mrs
Samuel a. King, the meeting being the
hrst OF the present season.
Miss Carrie Craddock and her brother,
Roy Craddock. will leave Wednesday for
visit 10 Seattle, Portland and the coast
cities of California
Mrs. A. 3. Cline will entertain the p
n. C. club at her home Ill o street.
Thursday.
The Ladies' Literary club chorus has
changed It's day OF meeting to Tuesday
and will meet this afternoon at o'clock
in the clubhouse.
The Misses Miriam and Mile Godbe Of
90 2 street returned Sunday from an ex-
tended tour through southern California.
r. q Davis. who has been visiting
various southern California points has
returned TO Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs John n. Lees announce
tho engagement OF their daughter Mae.
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p,r o, lot. Is .aa H. sio.t I, Thorn.

par: os lots Is snd H. blcoh ;. Thorn's
subdivision ..-..-... .........-.......-...... q
Nathaniel X. stone 10 Kinbali Richards
lots 20 and Of. Jackson Square s...........
oliver SsTEon 70 Robert Nastou. part o.
lot 2. block il. ter-acre plat ......... II
WINNER Investment company 10 s A.
RosscE. lots and g. block T. Tstatch
htiSatc ..-s-.-..s...rs.. "
Annie J. Neye 20 George ShNllls. lots IL TO
20. block is. Forest Dale ...................
Lmma StromnoSs 10 Luke Morris. part OF
section s. township south. range east. 81
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SHEEP TRAILING IS
CAUSE Of BAD WATER
City Health Officials Find
Marked Improvement Over
Former Tests.

Positive proof that the trailing OF sheep
through the canyons is largely RESPONSE
bic for conta mnation OF city water sup
ply is found. according TO the city health
officials. in the meteorological tests OF
water from the various streams. which
were completed yesterday by DIR, Hardie
Lynch, city bacteriologist
The tests show the water supply at
present To be greatly improved as com
pared with existing conditions several
months ago, when the herds OF sheep
were being trailed through from the win
ter 10 the summer ranges. Practically
no colon bscilli were found and as IL is
this form OF bacteria that harbors the
typhoid germ, the health officials are
elated over the tests.
Water from streams that showed as
hlgh as 5000 bacteria 10 the cubic cent?
meter early in the sumner was found TO
contain as low as 300 and $50 bacteria
and none OF these included the danger
Gus colon bacilll.
While the Improvement Is partly due
10 the energetic steps and precautions
undertaken by tho city and county au-
thor!ties during the summer DIR. Samuel
vinced that the fact that no sheep have
been through the canyons in recent
months is largely responsible for the i'm
proved conditions.
To prove this conclusively DR. Paul
will have another test made OF water
taken from streams along which the sheep
pass after the fall exodus OF the sheep
from the mountains TO the desert begins
II the contamination shows an increase
then steps will he taken 10 renew the
fight against the sheep trails and their
ellminat tion will be advocated As the only
means of safeguarding the public health
so far as the water supply is concerned.
The gres test number Of bacili found on
the recent examination were In samples
taken from Parley's canyon None OF
these were OF the dangerous variety. how
otso M Of he al or
ducing, baciili being found,
Samples taken from Alexander creek.
a tributary 10 Parleys creek showed GOO
bacilli 10 the cubic centimeter. all harm
less variety. This creek contained $500
10 the cubic centimetcr last spring when
the sheep were crossing il. The same
Improvement was noted in Mountain Dell
and at Roachs IN the upper part OF the
canyon.
The waters Of City creek. Big Cotton
wood and from the Emigration tunnel
all withstood the test well, The bacteria
In the samples WAS OF negligible guam
tity and OF harmless variety.
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place tomorrow evening at the home or
the brides grandmother. Mrs, W. II.
Foster. III c street,
M. and Mrs Max ". Well and their
small daughter. Maxine. are home from
stay OF some time in Chicago and in
Milwaukee, where they were visiting Mr
and Mrs. sam Il. Meyer.
Mrs. W E. Stanton. formerly Miss Ell
sic ZWickv. who has been visiting Mrs.
James F. Marshall for a few weeks, left
Sunday morning FOR Bingham, where she
will join Nh. Stanton TO make their
home.
Mrs. 4 Es Bottsford and Miss. Jose
phine Bottsford have returned from a
lengthy stay In Idaho and have Joined
Mr. Bottsford at the Keith apartments.
Mrs. A, II. Parsons returned yesterday
from a visit OF several weeks with friends
and relatives in Davenport. Iowa,
Miss Mary Smedley, who is just now
visiting Miss Edna Dunn. VIII be the
guest for a part OF her time of Mrs.
Melvin II. Sowles.
The faculty OF the Collegiate institute
VIII give a musicale Friday evening in
Ferry hail. to which large number OF
friends have been invited,
Miss Phyllis Luman will entertain at a
tea tomorrow afternoon from to al
her home on East Second South street.
Mrs, ". L. Hanson entertained yester-
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Mrs. Susan Davis Dead

Mrs. Susan Davis, wife OF Z. p Davis
], Davis. died at the family reside ence l6I
McClelland street yesterday morning at 6
o'clock She celebrated her seventy-slNth
birthday a week ago last Sunday. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis celebrated their gold
en- wedding in 1906.
Mrs Davis was born in Marion. Ohio.
August 81. 1887. OF parents who belonged
10 one OF the best-known Virginia fami =
lies. She is survived py her husband.
son and two daughters. all residents Of
Salt Lake. The daughters are Mrs.
Laura l.. Swift and Mrs. II. G. Smith
Private funeral services will be held at
the residence this afternoon at o'clock
Interment viii be in the City cemetery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the L. c, r
will hold q special meeting this afternoon
at o'clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09

10 William A. Thiriot. the marriage TO
take place this month.
The women OF ST. Peters guild viii
meet this afternoon with Mrs. James
Smith at O'Clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Clair Gleason ard Harriet Jackson. both Of salt
Lake
Joseph X HsnEen San Francisco. Cal, and
Mary !. q OShAuehuessy. Cambridge. Mass.
George ProntlSs. jr.. and Asry Uintsh Critch-
low. both or Sal, Lake.
Samuel R Bylu,on Holissy and N.ry l.
Boam. Winde-
n e. Ross aud Hazel J. RocSrood. 10th O,
Salt Lake.
w,itred T. Borg and olivia =. Johnson both ot
Sandy
Nehra p Rosr and Mr, \ Davis both o.
Salt Lake
I<vls ASpon. Colo
walter n Hansen, Park city. and Ami. Frua-
son Oakley
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New Corporation,

Dugway silver Bell Mining company. capital
stock 10000 shares ! cent each. J A HnueT-
bach. president: Lester L. Teter. vice president
Adolph Hapcrbach. treasurer; {. r. Harmzn, soc
rotary; additional directors Soren Nielsen william
r Haucrbenh and e. l.. Soue.
Billings Land Livestock COMPANY Provo:
capital stock $50 900. sharcu $40 zach: George P.
Billings. president Victor Blllinss vice presi-
dcGt; J. " Robinson secretary and traaEurer
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Real Estate Transfers.

tsolph Bauer 20 Ernest Bauer. lot J. block
u, Pla, ..,.......i SO
hnnte X. nielsen 10 Sieiso 4. SieIsen rsrt
o; lots -. 50 and So Esnseu'S Eabaiyi.
Iicn ...stsss. 1So
ssrth j. Powell 20 n. ". Griffin Jr, lots
10 and Al. Block !. Ia NctA Place .......... 7!e
wiiford j. Woodruff. JF, 10 Isaac w Coon
section e. township south
west ~
Morton r Cheesmap TO Jossph r Waller
aad o'hsTz. part OF 10, 8. block a. plat,
Caroline W. T. Patrick TO Georss c. BoNer,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
Births.

A. 5. wIleKea, III South Ninth Es,t street.
BOY.
John Hunt s. MARIE hospital. hoy
Ueary p struhp. ssi Eucide Ayeu-e girl
John y. Schrih g. MARKS hospital. boy.
Nssuso witsu6s. 90 West Socopd North street,
girl
James II O'Bricn So Hollywood avenue girl
Henry st>itz 1919 Windsor avenue, girl
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Chauffeur Injured.

Harry Madden. a chauffeur. suffered
painful cut over the left eye when car
which he was driving crashed into an
electric pole at Third West and Second
South streets Yesterday morning. The
auto was considerably damaged but the
pa ssenzers escaped without injury.
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Deaths.


September 5 1913 Timothy n Fco,. corner o,
South Temple and sixth West streets asee 5.
y-ars crushed by railroad locomotive.
ssptsrrhs- e. 1913 Susa Davis is7 NcClsIlaud
Ryedpe. ssei - years. mRl'gu.n, growth Of
liyer
September 5. 1913 Georgia " Miller. ~ West
Fir-i south street aged :. years. acute psran-
ehrmAtors.
September q isI7 Robert M. Po-ehsr Holy
Gross hospital as~i 50 years. eGrolnoma o, tire
ffo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09

. -,,.irs Of the autumn
Ii - a. wonan's Repuo-
.,us he'd yesterday a't-
q q, home OF Mrs J. b
,t,h Nrs II l.. Cum
81 A King assisting the
-. NE, ,lIks we're given on
~ III. various members.
.-,s.,s we're furnished BY
-, Ms Bdna Walton ana
s.,.t, The next meeting
ra Nn. F. l. Hines at
4, 6 s-riA East street the "'s'
4 : crssr
y, william s. Brown OF i5
-, ere, entertained Sunday
"A, c.ash,,pi dinner for Mr..
l x,.,1 BseInsn In anticlps-
-. .,,,r,ur. for the northwest.
-,,-, u,rs OF pink sladiolus
~. ard the other guests at
4. -, NJ. and Mrs.. william S.
q. Mss Emily cur,iss. recently
- abroad, and Miss Mary
su,, Psrons and Miss Vera
,,,,-tsln q company OF their
-, ,srirht AT a dancing party
a yls. Parsons's aunt, Mrs.
/s-,r. Iosi East Second South
=, iealr IL given In honor OF
|.,-l J,nssa, q classma,e OF the
- Who win be one OF the
kta
E,~r D.sksrnlan HALLE Fer
r,tirr TIE week with her par
A D. rerron. on the way
- South America. where
Iii vii take charge Of the
irty.
r.s-a Whitney and Miss Mar
~, r.l leave tomorrow for the
~ ,Asy Will enter Dana Hall.
z .ars With Mr.. and Mrs. Karl
Il q hey reach New York.
Id ulan Woodward will meet
3 ;h., them In school.
fkrs Ware is home from the
V-f sptnt SIX weeks stud wing
IL tspar;nent OF the University
"a Later she wen, south TO
. r,It Miss Frances Fergu-
hR r Ferguson home there.
'. Houston and Miss Mary
hg tyenlnr for the west and
n-rStay for the Orient, the
rst some time in Japan and
!: Nsl; Lieutenant and Mrs,
esr In Manila.
1 Ptabc5y Is back from q de-
=, . q week end With the II.
arlly al their new summer
lr,s canyon.
I NcCh7ystal and her family
p 'fon Eureka for a stay OF
int are st the Hotel Utah.
Et'an is back from a de-
10 her old home, Aylmer
" where she has spent the
~ csllow will leave on Fri.
sa 10 enter upon her sec.
Q Nsar college.
~ father o, ". II. Cbn5
> i'om Boston and is yisItinr
- country home, Brooksjdc
co'id and Mrs. uartshorn
Ssaaing the better par, OF
'st MrA II. n. Nelly OF
~os party, including
En A. W. Foreman and The
~, tamil!es. for a motor tri1
s.ay morning, returning the
~ halph z. Hoag and Miss
sas and Luke Wright mo.
.sn OGDEN Sunday 10 spend
- u, ladlss remaining over
cay: shopping,
oi Mss Theodora Bur
=. 80 IsIrsl Hastings OF Bcs-
nae. today. and the younr
,,e ave aier Toy Boston, wbnrs
ne ,heI. home. "e
I;etpiion Of Misc Alton
sk f. Lsnston will take
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09

The Missionary society of the Central
Christian church viii meet Thursday al
$50 p. M. with Mrs. c. @. Waldron end
Mrs. J. W. Christv at the home OF Mrs.
Waldron. 20 y street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09

Mrs. Richard Stneley Jr., Is down from
the Newnouse ranch. visiting her mother,
Mrs. L. X. Bemis. at sci D street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-14
NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS


All water consumers desiring TO use
i lawn or street sprinkler in conncc-
ion with the domestic supply must
Irst obtain permit from the Office,
lnd any person or persons using city
water without first obtaining such
permit shall be liable to fine of two
dollars per day for every day said
water is so used.
In sprinIxIing streets each water
alcr must conGne himself to the
lumber of feet mentioned in his per-
nit. NozzIcs larger than onc-fourth
nch Will not be permitted, except
.pon additional charge, and sprinkling
without a nozzle is forbidden.
Shrinking streets and lawns is re
,tricted TO two hours per day, one
bour between five and ten q. m. and
INC hour between and p. m. III
street sprinkler or hose Is found out
II order, leaking or used for any other
purpose than that for which 1t was
Intended, the supply win be discon-
tinucd without previous notice.
Patrons who are paying for
prinISIer privilege will not be re-
Iuircd to renew their permits. There
) no fractional part of a sprinI<lins
.cason. which runs from June 1st, to
;cptcmbcr list, inclusive.
HARRISBURG WATER WORKS s
SEWERAGE BOARD.
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WARNING


Since its Introduction into the Unit
ed states, the sales of Partisan Sage
have been phenomenal. his success
has led to many limitations. Look out
for them. get the genuine. See that
the girl with the Auburn hair is on
every package.
Partisan sage is the quickest act
ing and most efficient hair tonic in
the world.
1t is made to conform to DR.. Sanger
bonds COT Paris) proven theory that
dandruff, falling hair, badness and
scalp itch are caused by germs.
Partisan Sage kills these dandruff
germs and removes all trace of dan
druff in two weeks. or money back. it
stops falling hair and itching scalp
and prevents badness.
And remember that badness Is
caused by dandruff germs, those little
hard working, persistent devils that
day and night do nothing but dig into
the roots of the hair and destroy its
vitality.
Partisan Sage is daintily perfum-
ed hair dressing; not sticky or greasy,
and any woman who desires luSuriant
and bewitching hair can get 1t In two
weeks by using Partisan Sage.
cents a large bottle at Wells-Hayma
ker's and druggists everywhere.
Advertisement.
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PRICE $4,000

Six rooms, bath, base
ment, all modern i'm
provements, finished in
oak, two story frame,
slate. roof dwelling, sit
uate on lot fronting.
Duff street, 40x120 feet
to alley in rear.
$500 CASH.
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SAL {
lcontinued FROM page one. }

The cause of Alice F. Loudin against
Lucy McAndrew ct al.
order of reference was made in
cause by Franklin P. Gator ct al
against Minnetta A. Mc1ntire ct al.
Sale was decreed in the cause OF
the Clarksburg Industrial Company
against A. Lee Taunion ct al.
In the cause of Boyd q. Hornor
against Gideon e. Martin Judgment
for $861.90 against f. A. Martin
was given and sale ordered ,as to T..
B. Hardesty.
An order of sale was made in the
cause OF Mary d. Estlaek against
James b. Moore and the cause was
continued until the next term.
The appointment of A. L. Day as
trustee of the Methodist Episcopal
church az SuIeJ Deli was confirmed.
"a. C. Funkle's damage suit for
$50 against the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company growing out of
he killing of horse by train was
On trial.
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PERSONAL,

j. W. wilson is here from Yves
ton.
Ashby watkins. Of Buckhannon, Is
city visitor.
J. ii. Mallory, OF Parkersburg, Is
city visitor.
Alvin j. Mayer. of wheeling. is
visitor here.
Lloyd Beeghley. of Weston. visSed
the city wednesday.
+. NJ. Dawson. OF wheeling, is a
guest at the Waldo.
Cecil B. Highland is visitor here
from New Martinsyille.
David w. Kemper, of Olive, was
city visitor Wednesday.
C.sF. Rathbone. OF Charleston, is
business visitor here.
Cyrus Thompson was visitor here
Wednesday from Shinnston.
Judge Neil j Fortney and son were
here last night from Kingwood.
r.. e. Clark is spending several
days in wheeling looking altar bust
ness matters.
John D. Esti1I, of covnigton. Va,
temporarily located in New YORK
is visitor in the city
Attorney fancy Harrison will go to
Atlantic City tonight and be absent
from home about three weeks.
Thomas Gillooly, local representa-
tive of the Philadelphia Company of
West Virginia, is in Wheeling on legal
business.
w. NV. Wood. of Baltimore, indus
trial agent for the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, was a visitor here
Tuesday and "wednesday.
Or. s. A. Pratt and daughter,
Martha. of Kingwood, were in the
city today, where the doctor pur-
chased a new overland car, and they
left for home in the same.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

sealed proposals will be received
by the Board of Directors of the Ear,
mers Bank, of Shinnston, w. va u a,,
one o clock Saturday, May Gath, 1915
for the erection and completion OF q
bank building to be built in the town
Of shinnston, according to plans ana
Specifications. ,
certified or cashiers check for FIVE
Hundred Dollars, as a guarantee that
the contractor will give bond and en-
Ter into contract, and no bid VIII pe
entertained unless accompanied DS
All checks made payable to the
Farmers Bank and all bids must be
deposited with the Farmers Bank on
ar before the above date. A failure
ON the part of the bidder to comply
with the award made him by the
Board, shall forfeit to the Board his
deposit as liquidated damages as
breach of contract.
plans and specifications for tn
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A business property
consisting of a two story
frame, metal roof build
ing, store room, dwelling
above, and three small
cottages in rear, on
Monticello Avenue, all
situate on lot 50x180
feet.
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Here is something else
that will interest you.
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PRICE $500

One-third cash, balance
on or before one and
two. years.
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Eight room, two story
frame, slate roof dwell
ing, bath, all modern
improvements, situate
on lot 5ox10O f., front
ing Main and street in
rear.
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Effective Home Remedy
. for tuberculosis

1t is a serious matter when the lungs
are affected. A trip away or TO a sana-
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Some are benefited. but few can snfely re-
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must go to California immedlat1els' ~ a.
this time / was advised to take Eek,
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Eckman's Alternative is effective in Bron;
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telling of recoyeries, and write TO EckInan
Laboratory, Philadelphia Pa. for more evil
dence. For sale by all leading druggists
GLANDS DRUG STORE
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FIRE INSURANCE

is something that every
property owner should
have, let US insure your
belongings in one of our
Old Line Companies
The cost is no more and
you are entitled to the
best.
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Tito IHEAIERS
tcontLnued from page SO
to see the celebrated Metropolitan
Trio at the odeon.

to see the celebrated metropolitan
Trio at the odeon.
The Bijot, the place where YOU
Esee all the --latest pictures is showing
Pathe weekly today that is Of I'M
usual interest. ut shows splendid
views of the great foods at Column
bus and Dayton, o., and fine views
of the tornado and Omaha, Neb.
other interesting views comprise the
weekly. A Biograph of unusual in
terest will be shown today. THE LII
tie Tease a two-reel subject and
very high class. This Biograph is a
special Saturday release. and is an
extra special feature. Usual prices
for today. FIVE cents for all. A dol
lar show for a nickel"
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MONEY TO LOAN ON
REAL ESTATE

hhAI Ed I "A lie
If you own a lot and
want to build - need
money to make addi-
tons, alterations and
repairs-we offer adj
vantages that will pay
you to investigate
Plenty Of money - all
you want-sccurity be-
ing sufficient.
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PRICE $3.50

Terms, one-third cash,
balance on or before one
and two years.
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Good Real Estate
Investments

Vacant lot on Main St,
4Ox1o6 f., fronting two
streets, a splendid lot to
build for home or in
yestment.
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DANISH FOOT MISERY
Soreness, Burning, Swelling
DiSan0ear Over NIGHT

Reliable druggists are selling lot
of EGO on money back plan 70 peo iP}ie
days work.
spfrfue.. burning, aching, foul smeilnE
feet. Get ii to take.ou the agony from
eorns and bunio1s It's adwayf2 ,r rG any.
burn eczema. rough or itching skin
and Tor chahng. A jar for only 20 cents
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above work may been seen at the Far
mers Bank A deposit of $1,000 will
be required of those desiring to carry
plans away which will be returned
upon return of plans. The Board re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids.
BY order of the Board OF Directors
C. NJ. CUNNINGHAM, Secretary.