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came Saturday evening for a visit with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Penick.
J. A. Brown arrived Saturday even
ing from California where he had been
for several months and will assist in
disposing Of the household goods, pre-
paratory to moving to California.
Bart" the famous cartoonist, of
Minneapolis, Mimi, was here Saturday
visiting his parents Col and Mrs. O. A.
Bartholomew. He was accompanied by
his son Robert who is a student at the
state agricultural college OF ames.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Hurford Of Ind
ianpla visited in this city Saturday
with the latter's sister Mrs. J. T. Dean
while on her way home from trip
through the eastern states. While alb
sent Mrs. Hurford attended the nation
al w. G. 7. u. convention.
Miss Louise Stanton entertained
friends at a 6 o'clock dinner Saturday
evening complimentary to Miss Mar
that Koch of Maryville. Mo.
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RIcHLAN D.

The delegates who attended the state
convention Of the w. C. T. u. gave q
full report Of their proceedings wher
the local union met last Thursday aft.
ernoon with Mrs. Allen Stalker.
The adjourned session of the Rich.
land township Sunday school conven.
ton held an interesting session Sun.
day afternoon.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. McBeth are here from
Missouri visiting relatives.
Mrs. Howard Inohram Of Fairfield
visited friends In town Friday.
Eugene Breitenbach Of Valley was
the guest Of F. J. Fearis and wife Sat
urday.
Mrs. Nick Roberts and daughter o,
Tallyrand were visiting Mrs. Celia
Reed Saturday.
Mrs. McClasky returned Saturday tc
her home north Of Hedrick.
Miss Mae Ra1nbo who has had two
term Of school near Tallyrand this
week
Mrs. VIM Hankins has returned
from two weeks visit in Marshall
town with her daughter.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary so
ciety held their regular monthly meet.
ing at the M. e. parsonage Friday aft.
ernoon.
A pie social was given Friday even.
ing by the pupils and teacher Miss
Docia Wade at No. school Of Jeffer-
son county, six miles south Of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Duke entertain.
ed a number Of friends Saturday even
ing as a farewell reception to Mr. and
Mrs. Fred F'earis.
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HIGHLAND

Monday night a reception was given
at the /. 0. o. F. hall by the Odd Eel
lows and Rebekahs to Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Hollowell and Mr.. and Mrs. F. J.
Fearis who are leaving town. A large
crowd was present who enjoyed the
luncheon and a social evening.
Arnold Turner narrowly escaped
team became frightened and ran away
He-Was thrown in front Of the wheels
which passed over his head tearing the
scalp some six inches loose from the
bone and rendering him unconscious
A physician was called and his injuries
dressed after which he was able to
walk home.
Mrs. David Bruno entertained mum
Der Of friends Monday evening who
came In to spend the evening and sur
prise her husband, who had forgotten
that his birthday had occurred. A de-
lightful evening was spent.
On account Of the furnace at the
school building being out Of commits
sion there has been no school since
Tuesday and teachers and pupils are
enjoying vacation.
Joseph Dagle Of this city received
notice Of his re- election as a member
Of the American Poultry association at
a recent meeting.
Mrs. Zane Thompson and two chill
dren Of Omaha are guests Of her father,
I. M. Walker and family. Mr.. Thomp-
son, who accompanied them, departed
for Des Moines Sunday enroAte for
home.
Miss June Bell Of sigourney, who
visited her friend Miss F'reda Cow
gull over Sunday has returned home.
Lee Hobson came home from Des
MOines sick Monday.
Wallace Goss Of Harper. Kas., who
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AGENCY.

The ladies' Of the Rebekah lodge gave
a reception to their husbands and 9TH
er friend Saturday evening in their
hall. A chicken pie supper was served
and a grand social evening was spent
by ALL
Martin E. Johnson has sold his farm
south Of town.
Rev. Il. J. Myers and Willis Smith
are building fine barns on their farms
two miles east of town.
Mrs. Laura Griffith of Missouri is
here visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs,
P. Augustine.
Sunday Nov. 18th Rev. s. c. Kinchloe
will fill the pulpit at the Christian
church. The morning subject will be
1.-THE Drawing Pardon of Jesus" Even
ing subject Hell for Men and Women
Rev. G. 8. Cooper and Rev. b. G..
Hankins left Monday for Columbus, o.,
to attend the temperance convention,
being held there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Marsh left Tues
day for California where they will
spend the winter.
e. T. Allen and Eli Fair are attend
ing the United States court at Keokuk
as jurors.
Mrs. J. S. Reno who has been sick
is getting better.
John Springer is dangerously Ill.
Mrs. Steve Cartright of Burlington
Is visiting friends here.
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EDDYvlLLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Seifert are in
Des Moines this week visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hedrick.
: Dr. and Mrs. Anderson Of Bussey at
tended the funeral of Doran Haywood
In Eddyville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Holloway were
business callers in Oskaloosa Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Frank Epperson gave tea on
Tuesday afternoon. The affair was In
honor OF her little daughter Lynette
who celebrated her second birthday at
this time.
Mrs. Cora Strange and little son
Billy came down from Des Moines on
Wednesday for a visit with Mrs
Stranges sister Mrs. Frank Kussart
The X. Of P.'s and their families en-
joyed a social on Wednesday evening
at their hall Cards and dancing were
the amusements of the evening.
DR.. and Mrs. F. E. Vance spent Tues
day in Oskaloosa visiting the formers
sister Mrs. Gilchrist.
The Missionary society Of the M. E.
church was entertained on Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Lincoln
Lee. A missionary program was given
after which a social hour was enjoyed
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meeting was held after which delicious
refreshments were served by the hos

meeting was held after which delicious
refreshments were served by the hos
tess.
Workmen began work last week on
the Carpenter farm erecting a new
barn for Rollin Shaw.
The White Grange met In regular
session Thursday evening with large
attendance. After the business meeting
was closed they sat down to banquet
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bluhm
and also presented them with silver
water pitcher. Mr.. and Mrs. Bluhm
will soon leave this vicinity and take
up their residence elsewhere.
Opal Arnold returned home Saturday
after a few days spent at the Robert
Clark home in Eddyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Moore. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. E. Gilyeart and Garnett and
Glenn Gilyeart attended the oyster
supper in the Odd Fellows hall at
Highland Center Saturday evening.
Mrs. Albert Bluhm gave a dinner to
her home Friday to about twenty Of
her lady friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccoy and chill
dren spent Sunday at the parental j.
B. MILFORD home.
John Williams and F.. M. Norman
spent Sunday with relatives and
friends at Eddyville.
The Salem M. e. church is still with
out a minister. There was Sabbath
school and prayer meeting held at the
church Sunday afternoon and will be
every Sunday until minister is secur-
ed.
The Ladies Aid society of the M. E.
church Of Salem will give an Oyster
supper at their church Friday evening
Nov. 14th. Everybody invited to attend
Fred Saner OF Highland Center and
]. M. MILFORD we're callers at the E. E.
Gilyeart home Monday.
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EDDYVlLLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whitsel and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Whitsel Of Udel
spent Sunday with relatives in Eddy.
vile.
Lloyd Albaugh who has been work.
ing in Canada for the past two months
returned Saturday to his home III Ed
dyville.
Ethel Mcmahon and vina Laville
we're business callers In Des Moines
Saturday.
Harry Saunders left Saturday for
Hot Springs, Ark, on a business trip.
Miss Jessie Lennon who is attend
ing college at Grinnell spent Sunday
at the parental S. Lennon home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Keller, Alfred
and Margaret attended travelling
mems banquet in Oskaloosa Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Mel Johnson was called to
Thief River Falls Sunday by the illness
of her husband.
Mrs. Adah Harding, Mrs. Jennie
Harding and Mrs. Dora Harding spent
Sunday with relatives in Eddyville.
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MUSCATINE SPANISH
WAR VETS ORGANIZE

Muscatine, Nov. 17.-Excellent PROS
poets are in store for the recently
formed organization Of the Spanish
American war veterans in this city. AT
an enthusiastic meeting held at the b
Schmidt shoe store, all final plans and
arrangements for the Organization
were completed and a charter will be
sent for by Harry Kern. chairman OF
the organization. According to the re-
port of committee It is probable that
there Will be at least sixty members in
the newly formed organization.
An interesting address was deliver
ed by F. l.. Emery Of Davenport, de-
partment commander for the state OF
Iowa. In his address Mr.. Emery ex-
planned the many advantages Of the or
ganization and gave reasons why the
Spanish American war veterans should
be organized in every community.
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CHARLTON.
Miss Cleta

Miss Cleta Whitlatch, Of Pleasant
township. met with very serious ac-
cident Saturday. AS she was driving ia
town her team became frightened at q
motorcycle on Grand street, and ran
away, throwing her out in such man
ner that the back Of her head struck
the curbing, cutting a deep cash, and
rendering her unconscious for some
time. She was removed to the Glenn
Anderson home and physicians sum
moned, who dressed her wounds, and at
the latest report she was getting along
as well as could be expected. She is q
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Whit
latch.
Mrs. Monte Norman Of Des Moines
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Morris Williams
HORSE MARKET
A CHANGE IN THE PROGRAM.

A CHANGE IN THE PROGRAM.
Don't forget that we are to hold our
big sale this week instead Of next
week On account of fat shock show at
Chicago interfering with our Chicago
buyers next week. But they've all prom
Used to be here this coming Friday
Grant for a mixed load OF Chicago
horses, Hunter & Hunter for the Same
kind, Chas. Jordan for load Of heavy
eastern horses and Elmer Winslow will
be on hand buying q load of good
horses for Buffalo and a load Of nice
little mares for the south. Billy Kelly
and Matt Walsh will buy anything that
can walk, IL fat costing from IS up.
The southern trade Is now at its best,
and usually drops off by December.
So II you have a pony, an old horse
goes little peggy" and when he trots,
II he ever does, acts like he'd sooner
pace, the wire cut the one eyed, or
even the no-eyed-bring them all in
this week. You don't want to waste
high priced feed wintering that kind
and yet Sam" Of the cotton field will
be tickled to death to have them, and
we should be equally tickled to let him
have them.
Mules, also will be in demand and
toppy little mares from 1000 to 1,15O
and horses for army service. Bring
them all.
And I'll tell you how I figure this
weeks sale. On account Of the short
notice we can't possibly have large
supply of horses, perhaps not over
half what we had last Friday. and yet
we will have practically the same set
of buyers. with one Of our best custom
ers In addition. And you dealers who
have been here on such occasions,
know that means good results for the
seller 80 get busy.
MORRIS WILLIAMS
Ottumwa, lows.
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LORIMER CHILD IS
CRUSHED TO DEATH

Lorimer, Nov. 1.-THE community
northwest Of here has been saddened
by the trigfc death Of Olive, the little
T5-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Smith. The little girl was crush
ed beneath corn shelter while play
ing about the barn, and death was all
most instantaneous.
The father who had been with the
little girl and her younger brother Mt
the barn, left them to go into the field
to husk corn The children continued
to play about tho barn, until in some
manner the hand corn shelter was pull
ed over on the little girl. The piece Of
machinery fell across her breast. and
it is believed that her life was crushed
out instantly.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

Des Moines, Nov. 17.-Recent su-
preme court decisions follows:
]. w, Breen. appellant. VS.. Iowa Cen
trail railway; Hardin county; Judge r.
M. Wright: personal demages: affirm
ed; opinion by Judge Wlthrow.
Island & Pacific Railway Co., appel
liant; johnson county; Judge r. p
Howell: personal damages; affirmed
by Justice Withrow.
WA. Phelps, appellant, VS.. Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co.
Judge r. P. Howell; damages for as
sault; affirmed; opinion by Justice
Withrow.
J. A. witte, appellant. VS.. Harold
Gardner: Mitchell county; Judge J. r
Clyde; action for specific performance;
affirmed; opinion by Justice Withrow.
Jake Rohrbach VS.. John Hammill, ap-
pellant; Hancock county; Judge ].
Clark: hyeach OF contract in sale O.
land; affirmed; opinion by Justice Gay.
nor.
II. E. Duke vs.. Charles w. Graham
appellant; Wapello county: Judge +
M. Hunter; commission on sale Of rea
estate; reversed; opinion by Justice
Deemer
Charlotte Platter VS.. Minneapolis a
st. Louis Railroad Co., appellant:
Boone county; Judge G. G. Lee; per.
sonal damages; affirmed: opinion b,
Justice Deemer.
h Q. W. Hill vs. silas P. Dakin, appel.
liant, Hamilton county; Judge c. q
Lee; action for commission on purchase
Of land; affirmed; opinion by Justice
Deemer
F. A. Reichenbach, appellant, VS.. q
II. Getty. Boone county, Judge c. q
Lee; assessment for damage dement's;
reversed; opinion by Justice Withrow
Gilbert Knudson, appellant, VS.. boart
Of Supervisors, Hamilton county, Judge
Robert M. Wright; suit enjoining con.
struction Of drainage ditch; affirmed
opinion by Justice Deemer.
G. L. Mcfarland VS.. ]. II. Howell
appellant, Wright county. Judge G. q
Lee; commission on sale Of real estate
affirmed; opinion by Justice Withrow
Edwin w. Lamka VS.. Joseph e. Don
nelly, appellant, Chickasaw county
Judge A. N. Hobson; action to establish
q vendor lien; affirmed: opinion By
Justice Gaynor.
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Notice Of Public aala.

Notice is hereby given that the UNI
ders1gned receiver In the case OF D, n.
Baum VS.. Ben Patsey will offer for sale
and sell to the highest and best bidder
Tor cash, at the front door OF the court
house In Ottumwa. Iowa, at q O'Clock. 3.
m, December l, 1913, so much OF the
following described real estate and per-
sonal property as has not previously
been sold, to wit:
A second mortgage given by J. r
Ware and Leah T.. Ware on q part Of
lot two in Seth Richards addition to
Ottumwa, Iowa. for $4,000, together
with note secured by said mortgage.
Also lot two (2) Of Majors addition
to the city Of Ottumwa. Iowa, except
the northeast six co. feet thereof deed
ed for street, subject to MORTGAGE
Of $3.50 to the South Ottumwa Savings
bank Il n
Also lot two hundred and eighty one
l28D Of Dain addition to the city OF
Ottumwa, Iowa, subject to mortgage
for $500 to the South Ottumwa Savings
bank
Also the east half OF the southeast
quarter of section fifteen (15), and the
southwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter of section fourteen az and
the northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter Of section twenty-five (22), all
In township three (3) south OF range
Meridian, Stanley county. South Da-
kota.
Also the south east quarter of the
Southwest quarter, and the west half
Of the southeast quarter OF section four
a., township eight (s), north OF range
three CD east of the Indian Meridian,
situated in Pottawatomie county, Okla
homa.
Also lot thirteen (13) Of Carpenter &
Godfrey's second addition to the city OF
Ottumwa. Iowa. except the northwest
ninety-eight feet (9S') thereof, subject
to a mortgage OF $3.50.
Said sale to be subject to the APP
prevail Of the district court Of WapelIo
county, Iowa.
Subject to the incumbrance named,
tn receiver will furnish an abstract
showing merchantable title.
stephen Fl. Overturf, receiver, In the
case Of ID. n. Baum VS.. Ben Patsey.
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kEOSAUQUA.

Rev. and Mrs. Fred Morrison and
daughter Helen returned Friday even
ing to their home In Andover, N. D..
after being called here by the sickness
and death Of Mrs. Morrison's father.
The Ladies' Guild of the Congrega-
tional church entertained Thursday
afternoon at progressive party, the
company meeting first with Mrs. G. f.
Perking and Mrs. ]. c. Strickling then
the entire company at Mrs. S. w. Man
ming,
Wednesday evening the Calendar
club Of the Christian church enter
tanned about 1870 friends at "A Trip
Around the World The company
started from Japan on their trip which
was represented at the Walter Bur
home, this home was so decorated as
to put on the appearance of a vertible
Japanese home. At this place they de-
posted the required sum which en-
titled them to the evening meal, and
before leaving the company were
served the refreshments in keeping
with the country they represented. The
next stop was made in Germany, the
company found this nicely represented
at the J. w. Rowley home, and here
they were served to some Of the Ger
man substancials. After much merri-
ment the command came to forward
march and the next stop was made In
America, which place was represented
at the specious home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Kinsey. Here tempting delicacies
were served. The entire evening was
delightfully."- spent.
On Wednesday afternoon the Ruth
can society was entertained at the
home Of Mrs. G. w. Davidson. There
being about sixty present. The officers
for the year were elected to succeed
themselves. They were: President, Mrs
NJ III. DeI1hrt; vice presidents, Mrs. G.
w. Davidson and Mrs. G w. Dodds;
secretary, Mrs. A. L. Henninger:
treasurer, Mrs. w. c. Dovaho.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Holland OF Mil
ton spent Thursday and Friday In
Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Walker left Fri
day evening for Des Moines where Mr.
Walker goes in the interest Of the
capitol extension case and Mrs. Walker
for visit with Mrs. Walter Irish
Mr.. and Mrs John Sexton and son
Of Glendive, Mont, are visiting at the
Barney Keegen home north Of town.
Robert Dalhberg left the first Of the
week for Eureka Springs. Mo-, where
he will spend the winter.
Miss Lizzie Wilson and her mother
visited recently in Garden Grove.
Miss Lilly Weisgerber has returned
from Mumiston where she has been
employed for some time In millinery
store.
Newton Spencer and daughter OF
Pittsburg are visiting relatives in VAL
ley Junction.
Department Curator E. R. Hartin de-
lighted a large audience with his
lecture Tuesday evening at the Metho-
list Episcopal church on Travels in
Europe" Mr.. Hartin is just home from
this country and his many old friends
here were glad OF the opportunity ia
hear him tell Of his travels.
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visited the william Harkin's family

visited the William Harkin's family
has returned home.
Mrs. Kate Bergh was called from
Des Moines this week on account Of
the serious illness of her father, l. F.
Mccarthy.
Frank Chacey, living about four
miles northwest Of town. has sold his
farm Of so acres to Archie Neuhart 1t
5000 per acre.
Quite number Of Odd Fellows went
to Brighton Junday to attend the
funeral OF John Woodford.
Mrs. M. ]. Bond and daughter, Mrs.
Sarah Rudolp who visited relatives In
Illinois have arrived home.
A. s. Reynolds and family Of Ollie
spent Tuesday In this city with rela-
tives
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Dr.D.E. Graham,
Hours e u .. ~; I 70 . = Il.
Ennis office Bldg, ottunwa. Iswa.
Legal Notices.
Proof a. win.

state OF Iowa, Wapello county IS.
TO all whom 1t may concern: Notice
Is hereby given that an instrument In
writing purporting to be the last will
and testament of Sanford r. Carroll
deceased. was this day produced open
Cd and read by the undersigned, and
that have fixed a. M, the 9Th day
OF Dec, 1918, as the day for hearing
proof In relation thereto.
Witness my official signature, with
the seal OF said court hereto affixed,
this 9Th day Of Nov, 1918.
w. q. Wilson, Clerk District Court.
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HAULS 1853
Blu. OF OATS IN DAY

Creston, Nov. 17.-What Is believed
to be record breaker for the largest
load Of oats ever hauled to Creston by
the farmers Of the surrounding country
was weighed on the scales here one
day last week. The load OF oats was
brought In by w. J. Woods, who re-
sides on the old Davenport farm Just
southeast Of the city, and contained
1924 bushels. Mr.. Woods hauled on
that day in gil 1853 bushels. Each load
hauled was larger than the one before.
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DAVIS COUNTY FARM BARGAINS
356 acres miles out county seat;
large improvements, in good repair;
fine rolling land; all can be farmed
$780, terms. 240 acres fine land; lne
improvements; miles out; 800
140 acres miles railroad town.
miles county seat; new house Of
rooms, fair barn; good strong rolling
land, $50. 81 acres miles out; fail
land and improvements, $85. 12(
acres miles out; fair land and i'm.
proveIaents, $50. c. E. Fry, Bloom
field, Iowa.
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excepting the last load, and 1t is
thought that all that kept Mr.. Woods
from putting on 200 bushels was that
he ran out Of material. The first load
contained SO bushels and the others In
their order as follows: liz, 100, 1876,
he 1872. 172 and III. Before driving
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Found.

FoUND-AT sUNRAY GENERATOR
Co., factory 235 w. Main St., q new
system Of lighting without matches
You touch button or pull a chain
and light a gas Jet In your house or
barn. The most popular light for the
country home.
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BOYER PLEADS GUILTY
AND GETS SENTENCE

Iowa City, Nov. l17.--Dr Howard
Boyer, the Ottumwa physician abrupt
ly ended the case of the state against
him by pleading guilty before Judge
r. P. Howell Saturday. The charge
against him was adultery, and his wife
was the complaining witness. Judge
Howell sentenced Boyer to three yaars
in the state penitentiary.
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SALEM CHAPEL,

The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ r
church met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Thomas Gibbs, very interesting
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Amy Fool Car, Knock

mistakes and stumble the
follow them--and almost day.
shifting ond while solid rock,
And don't forget knock.
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FOR SALE-F1VE ANGUS BULLS.
Good ones. G. w. Giltner. Agency, Ia.
Phone Rladensburg.
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WANTED - EXPERIENCED GIRL
for general housework. References
required. Address NIB care Cour-
Ter.
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Wanted.

WANTED-YOU TO TRY SUNRAY
Rapid Ignitor Batteries on your gas
engine, automobile or acetylene
spark lights. Highest testing battery
made. 235 w. Main st. Both spring
and screw attachments.
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Eggs and Poultry.

FOR sALE-FINE BARRED PLY
mouth Rock cockerels, Is ents each II
taken soon. Mrs. Geo. A. Lasley, Sell
ma, Ia.
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READ THE WANT ADS IN 7oDArs PAPER.
For Sale.

FOR sALE-20 PURE BRED DUROC
boars. good growthy fellows. Carl
Wymore, mgr. Hillcrest farm, one
mile south Of Rutledge.