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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1913-05-22
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How the Trouble Starts.

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The first man that can fill the position
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

RAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Geo. d.
1SGriffin. pastor. Sunday School a
9:45 a. N. J. M Terrell, sup. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night of each week.
Ma f. CHURCH-Rev.R r. o. Phillips,
pastor. Preaching every Sunday.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
Sunday School every Sunday at $3.50 a. N.
S. t. Keller Supt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-24

promises the beginning Of a new age,
Of new contacts, new neighborhoods,
new sympathies, new bonds and new
achievements Of cooperation and peace.
righteousness exalteth a nation
and peace on earth and good will to
all men, furnishes the only fOunda-
tons upon which can be built the last
ing achievements Of the human spirit
The year has brought US the salts
faction of work wei done and fresh
visions Of our duty which will make
the work of the future better still
Now, therefore, ], woodrow Wilson,
president of the United States OF
America, do hereby designate Thurs
day, the 9th of November, next. as a
day of thanksgiving and ofs prayer
and invite the people throughout the
land to cease from their Wonted OccU-
patiOns and in their several homes and
places of worship render homage 10
the Almighty God.
In witness whereof I have here
unto my hand and caused the seal Of
the United States affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this
23d day Of October, in the year Of Our
Lord, one thousand nine hundred and
thirteen and of the independence Of
the United States Of America, the one
hundred and thirty eighth.
(Signed), Woodrow Wilson,
by the president:
''W. J. Bryan, Secretary Of State"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-24
ALAMOGORDO MAN
KILLED BY HORSE
}. r. Smell Is Kicked In Abdomen and
Suffers No Pain at Firstj Intes-
tines Were Perforated.

AlamOgordo, N II, Oct 24.-From
the kick OF A horse, at his home in this
city, j. E Sell died at an early hour.
The fatal injury was inflicted in the
time Mr.. Smell did not experience any
inconvenience from pain, or otherwise,
and paid but little attention to it. Later
MS condition became such as to call
1JTS- J. X. Gilbert and l. g. Holmes
showed that the lower intestines had
been perforated by the force of the
anlmaFs hOOfs The funeral services
were held this morning from the fam
liy residence, conducted by Rev. J. D.
Tant, Of the Church of Christ. The
burial was under the auspices of the
Masonic fraternity of which the de-
ceased was a prominent member. He
IS survived by mis- wife and three chill
dren, Mrs. o. C. NicSle, of CarrizozO
Miss Eva Smell and Ben Smell, of this
city.
The Aid society Of the First Baptist
church, of this city, held an interesting
meeting at the home of Mrs. I. w Ben
nett The study of the scriptures was
evangelist of the Baptist church of
New Mexico Following the regular
services, officers were elected for the
following year as follows: Mrs. B. R.
BlanZenship, president; Mesdames I. ".
Bennett and w. A. Cooksey, vice presi-
H Haynes, treasurer. Mesdames Cook
sey, Bennett and Milton Phillips were
elected delegates to the state Baptist
convention at Deming, which cOnvenes
next week
A farewell service was held at the
South Methodist church complimentary
to Rev. George H Giyan and family,
who leave this city this week, after
making it their home for the past four
years, Rev. Mr.. Givan was appoint -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-24
PRESIDENT ISSUES
THANKSGIVING CALL
Nation Not Only Has Been Prosperous
But Has Proved It's Capacity to
Take Calm Counsel

Washington, D. c., Oct. 24-Presi-
dent Wilson'S proclamation designat-
Ing Thursday, November q, as a day
Tor national thanksgiving, reads:
The season is at hand in which it
has been our long respected custom as
people to turn in praise and thanks
giving to Almighty God for his mani
fold mercies and blessings to US as a
nation. The year Just passed has been
marked by manifestation of his gra-
cious and beneficent providence We
not only have had peace throughout
our own borders ana with the nations
of the world, but that peace has been
frightened by multiplying evidences
Of genuine friendship, Of mutual SYM
pathy and understanding and of the
happy operation Of the many elevat-
ing influences, both ideal and Of prac-
tice
The nation not only has been pros
porous but has proved its capacity to
take calm counsel amidst the rapid
movement Of affairs and deal with it's
own life in a spirit Of candor, right
eousness and comfy. We have seen
the practical completion of a great
work at the isthmus of Panama
which not only eXemplifies the ma
tons abundant resources to accomp-
llsh what it will and the distinguished
skill of its public servants, but also
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-24
LOUISIANA STORM KILLS
NINE AND INJURIES SO PEOPLE

New Orleans, La, Oct PA white
woman and her baby and seven negroes
lost their lives, and SO persons were
slightly injured in the tornado which
swept over southern Louisiana Cane
crops were razed, dwellings and fences
demolished and other damage done OH
plantations southwest of this city.
Near Thibodeaux. La. Mrs. Valiz Borne
and her 2 months old baby and two
negroes were killed. On the Ellington
plantation at Lula La i've negroes
were killed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-24

by the bishop of the annual conference,
OF the church at albuquerque last week
to the position of presiding elder of the
Albuquerque district. at which place he
viii take up his new duties at once.
The services we're largely attended.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-24

Pekin dispatches Russia has pre-
scented free demands that China shall
recognize Immediately the independ-
ence of outer Mongolia and consent 10
Russia garrisOning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-24
Saturday
Night
Specials!
On sale I 10 $50 D. N.

On sale to $50 P. N.
- EuhIyn0L'' Tooth Paste I5e
RegulaEy 25c-Limit-One-
"HeacuIes -Dressiag-fomks-
af .-... zoe
Regularly 25c-Limdt-One.
Creme EIcaue. jar. .35c
Regularly 5Oc-Limiat-One.
Osborn Peroxide !. .I4c
Regularly 25c-B8 o.. bottle.
Ponds ExHact 80. Soc
Regularly 5Oc-Limit-one.
Hnds H. s Q. Cream SIC
Regularly 5Oo-Limit-One.
Eau De Qunnine Soc
Regularly 50c-Ldmit-one.
SOzod0nt or Rub6Oanl. lie
Regularly 25c-Limit-one.
Mad Brushes-edch Zoe
Pig hIstle, hardwood backs, m
natural, black or fancy, regu-
larry I5c and 20c kinds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-24

All DrugEntB.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-24

Just think-11 IS beautiful splendidy tailored suits
values that were intended be sold for as much
$3.50. IN an almost beWildering choice of design ma
teral and cOlOnngI Every late novelty. IN English
French 1yoolens. IN American fabncs-of the higher
grades modelled after the most conservative of the sea-
sons best IDEAS graceful. stunning and clever. These
offer an unparalleled choosing-as well as saving.
The Jasper news., 1913-03-20

Jasper Baptist Church had charge.
1t was both a pleasant and profit
able accession. Lunch wsS plenty,
helpers willing, and patrons many
for which we were truly thankful.
The sum Of $7S was realized
Several young men of the neigh
borhood greatly improved the con
dition Of the roads last week by a
tew hours work with teams. and
drags. And their work is thank
fully appreciated.
Earl Ray hauled hedge posts tc
Jasper for c. + Rex Monday.
Clyde. the little son of VIM. Ly'
man and wife was quite sick few
days last week
Many are sowing oats and pre-
pairing further to do spring work
after the slight renewal Of winter
There was no preaching at Leb
anon Sunday afternoon because oi
Pastor Reds illness We hope b,
may soon recover
The Jasper news., 1913-03-20
DIAMOND
Mrs. CHARLES ELTING.

Sorrow entered our neighbor-
hood when we received word of
the death of our neighbor John
Hane, which occurred at The Hane
home Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Hane had been in usual
health and Sunday being his fifty
second birthday all the family and
a number of friends enjoyed his
birthday dinner. Monday morn
ing DR.. Coleman of Nashville, was
called and said he had another
stroke of paralysis. Two years ago
he suffer red a stroke of paralysis
and his health was greatly impair
ed by it. Most of the business be-
ing done by the two sons Charles
and John who are now at home.
Mr.. Hane was one Of the oldest
settlers in this neighborhood,
having lived On the same farm for
as years He mas born in Penn.
sylvania. He was a man loved by
all and was a kind and loving faith
.er He leaves a wife and six
children all of whom are at home
The Jasper news., 1913-03-20
FARMERS UNION.
Miss EuGENtA REX

The rain Thursday delayed the
farmer2 in sowing their oats for a
few days.
There was no preaching at Leba-
non again Sunday on account of
the illness Of the preacher.
Mrs. Chas Woodrow has been
sick the past week.
Joe Huber and family and Fred
Winter and family visited Emma
Winter and children Sunday.
Allen Miller and wife and Mrs.
Mary Lyman visited Will Lyman
and family Sunday.
John earns and wife visited
Fannie Ray and sons Sunday.
Vernie Ray was a Carthage Wis
itor Friday.
Ernest Rex was a Carthage Wis
itor Saturday.
Miss Gladys Rex from Carthage
visited from Friday till Sunday
with home folks.
Miss Arlene Andrews visited her
cousin, Miss Nellie Brown, a few
days last week
llona Redmond visited Beulah
Stansberry Sunday
Mrs c VanDeventer and son
Omer was visiting friends in Joplin
Friday and Saturday.
Ernest VanDeventer and Otto
Foreman we're Lamar visitors Sun
day
Grandma Foreman visited a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Pat
Mclaughlin,
The Jasper news., 1913-03-20

except the oldest daugh er. Mrs
John Brown. He has one brother
and two sisters who were tele-
graphed for, VI arrived to late
to see their brother The remains
were laid to rest in the Waters
cementry. Bro Teeter of Jasper
conducted the funeral rites
Fred Wagner came up from
Joplin and spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. Thomas Wardlow and her
sister from Joplin spent Wednes
day in Nevada visiting her broth
er.
Mrs w Edwards and daught
er, frs. Lewis Hendrick spent
Tuesday with Chas Elting.
Mrs. Link Milton and daughter
Florence spent Thursday with Mrs.
Milton's sister, Mrs. John SpLid Of
Jasper. D..
Talk about a smile that won t
come off-therc is one of that
kind on the faces of some of the
grandparents of this ueighbordood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farr are rejoicing
in the arrival of a grandson at the
home of Ross Farr and Mr.. and
Mrs G. Wagner of grand daug
ther at the home of Clyde Wagner
of Lynnland.
a man from Carthage. who be.
ing used to gravel and has for,
gotten what this end Of Jasper
county's roads are like, became so
stuck on our roads that it requir
ell four men a null team and tour
hours work to get him from one
spot. 1t was Frank Sponiible en-
route to Galesburg in his auto
We hope he arrived there in
time for dinner next day
Mrs. Overfelt has been very
poorly the past week
Chas Eling and wife spent
Sunday evening with Lesby Gar
retI and family.
Will Budd and wife have. finish
ed moving to the place occupied
by Will Lyman last year We
are glad to welcome them to our
community
Miss Ethel Masters spent Sun
day in the community.
Link Milton and family spent
Wednesday evening with John
Hartley and wife
John Buzzard and family spent
Sunday with Chesley Lunt and
family.
The Jasper news., 1913-03-20

taught school Saturday to make
up or a lost day.
Mrs. Paris Taylor and son Paul
spent Wednesday with Mrs. George
Gre wford.
Re, W o. Thompson Of Jasper
ate Sunday dinner at the lin Brad.
{ rd home
Mrs Job Mill.r spent Tuesday
afi ernoon with Mrs. r Hatcher
Wash Sharp and wife and son
Carl OF Kansas are visiting rela
tives here.
Mrs. George Lilly and children
Miss Emma Cline Of Jasper and
Misses Leah and Maud Arner spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Mary
Brown.
The people Of Blue met Sunday
and organized a Sunday School
with Mr.. George Gleason as Super
entendent Sunday School oom
m noes at 2 p. m. next Sunday
and Rev T w. Medt aris of Jasper
breaches at ; Every body well
come
John Lucas and family spent
Sunday with the formers parents.
Most of the farmers of this vicin
lily are sowing oats and planting
potatoes.
Grandma Wolford spent last
week with Gilbert Keltner and
family of Farmers Union.
The Jasper news., 1913-03-20
DUBLIN.
]. c. WEBER

It'd Mcconnell moved his saw
mill to the Hatfield farm last week
and has commenced saving He
will saw logs for Jim Vincent and
Earl Garner when he finishes at
Hattield's.
Dennis Grider and Ollie Higgins
of Greenfield, cousin to Dennis.
visited with Dennis parents last
week Dennis accompanied Ollie
to her home,
Mat Griftitts son in law, Charley
Davis, of Esrom, is moving in
the house vacated by John Grlfftts
north Of J B Tattner's
Ira Hamm and wife of Carthage
visited his parents Sunday
Bertha Webber is improving,
and on the road to recovery. A
severe attack Of infiammatory rheu
matism has confined her to the
house for five weeks.
The Jasper news., 1913-03-20

Hille, has returned and will help
Mr.. Hille again this summer He
has been at home this winter.
Messers Theo. Lawson, Harry
Hille, VIM. Lauder baugh, Clyde
Wagner and Oscar Knox are bug
ing" wood this week.
Mrs Chas. Benette and Mrs. Ad
Stokes called on Mrs. Wagner
Monday afternoon.
Mr. Stokes and son Arlcy made
a business trip to the County seat
Satur ay.
VIM Huffman and wife called at
the hcme Of Theodore Lawson
Sunday.
The Jasper news., 1913-03-20
DEWEY.

Mrs. MAY MATTHEWS.
Johnny, Jump up;
Don't you hearY
Katy Did cause,
Easter's here.
Mrs Courtney's little baby is re
covering from severe seige of ton
silitis.
Vernon Matthews aud family
took in Carthage Monday
MIR Jackals ut Sedalia is spend
ing few days visiting Miss Vanch
Simmons.
Clarence Simmons and wife en-
tertained for dinner Sunday some
Of the Sunbeams. A good time
was had and an egg roast will be
held Saturday night, the boys fur
nishing the treat because the girls
OF the Sunbeams out numbered
them in attendance. Those pres
ent at Mrs. Simmons were Misses
Lorena Estey, Vada Walker. Creola
Patrick, Elsie Gresham and Messrs
Sterling, Templin and Lauden
slayer.
One of the social events Of the
neighborhood was held Tuesday
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Carter The nearest neigh
bors took their lunches with them
and helped celebrate Mr.. and Mrs.
Carter's silver wedding and Mr.
and Mrs Bulls thirtieth anniver-
sary. Those present we're the Sim
mons's, Busby's, Matthews, Alex
anders, Bulls, Fergusons and
Flowers.
There will he special Easter
service at Salem next Sunday
Music is being prepared and every
body is welcome.
Mr.. Alexander spent a couple Of
days in CartetvlIe last week.
Mr.. Johnson is visiting his daugh
ter, Mrs Chas. Grow.
MIS-. Gerton and daughter Of
Carthage, spent several days with
Mrs. Breeden.
Mrs. Roch Kincaid will have
carPet-rag tacking Wednesday.
The neighbors will all be there and
help.
Mrs. Busby entertained Sunday
Mr., Carter and family.
Mr.. Boyd's family at Carytown
have been sick.
Mr.. Cowherd's family spent Sun.
day with Mrs. Breeden.
The Jasper news., 1913-03-20
LEBANON.
Miss ALTHEA ARMSTRONG.


Mr.. Duckett and family moved
on Thursday to a farm near Car
thage which they have rented tor
the coming year.
c S. Andrews and family Of
Pleasant Valley neighborhood
m mpved Wednesday. to the farm
vacated by Mr. Duckett, which is
the Henry Kaderly place
J. c. earns and wife visited with
Tom Mercer and family near Alba,
on Sunday
Little Howard Stansberry was
quite sick several days last week.
Earl Ray, Jake Miller and MIR
Awick helped c. S. Andrews move
Wednesday.
The school at Union Valley clos.
ed Friday, and a large number Of
patrons and friends of the school
assembled to participate in a
bJuntiful dinner which was served
at the noon hour and enjoy the
good programme of reeitations
and songs, which came later.
The occasion throughout was
pleasant and enjoyable and much
credit is due Miss Pennington, the
teacher and all who assisted her.
Mrs. Chas. Woodrow is quite
sick this week, with a severe case
Of shingles.
W. S Lane and wife called at
r P. Lanes Wednesday evening.
Vernie Ray was a Carthage
visitor Friday.
Mrs Norris Crum and daughter
Katherine visited at Chas. Wood
rows Monday.
J. w Phillips is improving the
appearance and making bette the
condition of his house by addition
of two new pUrches.
Trades day sale at Jasper was
we'll attended from this neighbor-
hood Monday.
/ Mrs Mary Lyman and Allen
Miller and wife took dinner at
VIM Lyman's Sunday.
]. H. Scissor and wife called at
A. z. Armstrong; Sunday after
noon.
Misses. Orpha Monday Wo d.
row spent Sunday evening at the
home of Grant Miller and wife
A number of cases of grip and
roseola are prevalent in the neigh
borhood at this time.
Earl Ray visited at the home OF
Elmer Welch Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Graham visited
several days last week with Mrs.
Alex Keith, who is quite sick at
her home, across the County line,
Althea Armstrong attended the
sale at the d ". Triplett farm
Monday aud assisted in serving
lunch Of which the ladies of the
The Jasper news., 1913-03-20
LYNNLAND.
Mrs. CLYDE WAGNER.

MIS-. OLfDE w NAGNER.
(Recoived to late for public ,tion last
week.
The Dixie school will have their
entertainment Friday night,
Messers Ed and Arley Richter
went to Jasper Friday and each
purchased fine new buggy, Grant
Buxton also purchased a new buggy
Saturday.
Miss Nellie Lauderbaugh was in
Carthage Friday and Saturday
Miss Liddy Sheldon spent Tues
day with her aunt, Mrs &, F.
Wagner
Jim Tucker visited home folks
Sunday
Miss Ellen Buxton visited home
folks Sunday.
Mrs. Theo Lawson was trading
in Alba Thursday
MIR. Farr, whose illness has been
reported for several weeks, is said
to be a little better at this writing
A number of friends have called
to see him during the last few days.
Miss Grace Gather went to Car
thage Saturday to attend teachers
examination.
George Ball OF Webb City was
at his farm Monday.
Misses Eva Richter and Ellen
Buxton and Messers Ed and Arley
Richter and Grant Buxton visited
the Misses Flesher in Cedar Bluff
neighborhood SUNDAY afternoon.
Virgil Hiatt OF Oklahama who
sP' mt last year working for Harry
The Jasper news., 1913-03-20
DOCK.

Black jack with white points,
shown as the Bedell jack, Dock
sired the top OF H. o. Earl's mule
sale twice.
The Jasper news., 1913-03-20
ZION
Miss GLADYS BALLARD.

Mrs Mike Isenman and son
Fred visited the formers brother
Max Belline in Carthage Saturday
and Sunday,
Mary Tiller spent Sunday with
Jessie Johnston.
lsal Vaught returned home from
Asa Vonier's Sunday. where she
has been for the past three weeks.
Mrs Everett Thompson and
children of Carthage visited Isaac
Thompson and family last weak.
Oscar Schell is on the jury at
Joplin this week.
Not a very large crowd attended
the pie supper at Bloomingdale
Friday evening as the weather was
so bad. A fine program WAS given
and a good time enjoyed by all
The amount made was about sra.
George Campbell received the
box of bon bons and Sylvia Bin
ney the jar Of pickles.
Alber Schell visited Saturday
Sunday with his sister Mrs. Rob-
inson Of Carthage.
Mrs. Henery Graham Of Barton
county is spending a few days
with her sister. Mrs. Alex Keith
who is quite i'll.
Lillian Mayors spent Sunday
with Edna Ballard
Charley Earle got his shoulder
hurt quite badly Friday while try
ing to put saddle or colt.
Leila Boyd spent Sunday with
Gladys Paterson.
Tom Dodd and wife Of Jasper
spent a couple days with Henry
Covert and family.
Mrs. Arr of Kenoma came Sun
day and took home with her, her
mother Mrs Isenman. who hV
been visiting in the neighborhood
couple OF weeks.
Alex Keith is visiting relatives
in Webb City.
Mrs Waldron who made an ex
tended visit with her sister in liz
inois, has returned to her home
with viii Peterson and family.
Rev. T. W. Medearis and wife.
Clarence Keith and Grace Foster
we're the guests of a T. Dean and
family Sunday
Lonnie Strecker, who has been
quite i'll with typhoid, is getting
better. We hope he will soon be
out with the young folks.
Luther Motley returned to Webb
City Saturday He says he likes
the city best.
Mrs. n A. Mackey and sons e.
nest and Paul and Mrs. F Cur
tis and son Drayton visited SIT
urday and Sunday with relatives
in Carthage.
Dye Sunderland and family Wis
tied Mrs. Follmer and son tierber'
Sunday.
Ralph Sutton and Tom Tillel
are quite sick with the measles.
Fred Johnston left last Saturday
for San Diego, Cal. He stopped
in Kansas City to visit his sister.
Miss Jenny, a lew days.
Mrs. Will Ward Of Jasper called
at John Schooler's Tuesday even
ing.
Henry Covert and family visited
Will Bowers and wife Of Jasper
Sunday,
Mrs. Mike Isenman, Mrs. School
er Of Jasper, and Mrs. Isenman Of
Kenoma visited Mrs J. ]. School
er's Tuesday.
Mrs. Isaac Thompson visite
relatives in Carthage last week.
Miss Pennington closed a very
successful term of school at Union
Valley Friday. A nice crowd
came IN about noon with we'll fill
ed baskets. A fine dinner was
spread, after which a fine program
was given
Floyd Thomas spent Sunday
with Bryan liller
George Sweezy has been drag
ging the roads for Clarence Reed,
the road overseer.
Mrs. Sarah Harker Of Carthage
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Isaac
Thompson.
BLUE.
The Jasper news., 1913-03-20
Best For Skin Disease

Nearly every skin disr ase yields quick
and perm nenrly TO Bucklen's Ainica
Salve, and nothing is better for burn
or hrui-es Sooth"s and beal-, John
Deye, I Gl .dWin. Mich saws, rfter suf.
fering twelve years with skin ait ent
aud spending 300 in doctors bills,
Buoklen's Arnios SAlve cured him. II
will help you. Only 2jc. Recommend
ed by H. F. Pitts,
The Jasper news., 1913-03-20
(THIS WEEK.

Something will be doing You will be sorry if
yGu do t come VIII ie? H H. Sharp Mere. Co.
What will we have to- show YOU?
lst That we have got the goods and the kind
you want
2nd. That prices are lowest and quality best.
3rd That we want your business and are pre-
pared to show you.
If you w,nt a new Buggy, lrrey or SpIiag
Wagon we have got them, made and guar nteed by
the st. Louis Buggy 60.
If you want any farm implements there
with the goods.
If you want the Best Farm Fencing on Earth we
have the ROYAL AMERICAN. We can show
you why its the best.
If you need Cook Stove we can save YOU from
81 to So. And don't overlook the great Majestic
Ranges.
Pumps, Washing Machines and "A full line of up
to-date Hardware, and the best Cream Separator
made--- DeLaval.
Acme Binders and Moves and Rakers and Stand
ard Mowers the kind that cut the grass. Ask the
that owns one.
All kinds of roofing; in fact ard here for
business and if you come to this demonstration
You will decide that Jasper is the place to trade
and that you glad you are living close to live
town. We extend 10 you cordial invitation.
Don't forget the dates March Dist and 22nd
place H II. Sharp Mere Co Perfection Oil
Stoves, Old Trusty lncubators One Minute Wash
ers One Minute Power Washer, One-Mlnute
Gasoline Engines They Bear The Test
See our Single Harness,
DOn'tfOrgetthedate andbe SuretO come
Sharp Nero. co.