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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-07
DULUTH ELay
WINNIPEG CLOSE.
BRooMHAIIL CABLES.

Liverpool: '"The strength in Win
nipeg and flr,nness in Buenos Aires
and Rosario yesterday offset the
bearish Modern Miller's report and
the disappointing American cables in
view of the extreme temperatures in
the winter wheat belt and prices at
the opening were unchanged. Later
there was an advance Of is to Ia on
lighter American shipments as indi-
Gated by Bradstrects. Good cont.nen-
tai inquiry for Australian steamers
and strength in Manitoba offers with
spot market here all I'D higher. At
the close the market was firm, is to
la higher.
Corn opened unchanged and late,
advanced is for March. Favorable
crop advices from Argentine and
freer Danubian offers were offset here
by predicted light worlds shipments
to the United Kingdom. The close.
undertone steady.
Australia-Ofers continue very
firm with continental demand absorb
ing rapidly.
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MARKET HOLDS
IN NARROW RANCE
Closing Transactions One
Eighth Higher Than Yes
terday-chicago Quiet.

Minneapolis. Mimi. Feb. Tho
Minneapolis market held within Ia
cent range today with closing ans
actions is cent higher than yester.
days closing prices.
May wheat opened at 50 5-s cents
then sold up to 50 5-S@3-4 and clo0.
ed at 50 1-2M5S cents.
While. temperatures were low in the
winter wheat country they did not get
as low as anticipated.
The Chicago arke closed at cX.
actly the same figures as last night.
Liverpool did not fully reflect the adj
vance made by markets here Nester-
day and their closing figures were up
l-s@1-4 compared With yesterday. 1t
is claimed that heavy wheat receipts
will be seen in the Chicago market
during the month Of February as
Kansas and Nebraska are selling more
freely than has Deer the case hereto-
fore.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENr-oNE LARGE STEAM
heated unfurnished room; hot and
cold. running water. improvement
block; phone 1164L N. w.
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800 AN ACRE FARM WITH
ALL MODERN coNvENIENcEs
OF A CITY AT YOUR DISPOSAL.

. Township (EWi. Sec. S, Twp. 151,
, Ege. SOY. Grand Forks County.
: North Dakota.
> This farm joins the Wesley Col
. lege grounds on the northwest. the
. blocks from the college buildings.
: and about the same distance from
|. II University of North Dakota
|. buildings and street railway. The
; English coulee. which is a nice
: : the yards and along the east line
, OF the farm furnishing fresh water
~ abundance o stock at all times
! Of the year. It might he also men-
: : from the State Fair Ground. The
! buildings are placed on a small
!. tract of about six acres. being block
. |. thirteen Of University Place, which
> location as we'll as the adaptability
! ! OF the site for the purpose. "A
. splendid place on. the bank of the
. f aoa , f Is b Sark d SsFf 9ai, 'e Ssse,n stSi
: seven feet deep with I? in: brick
, wall. Barn Is ~ # X 46 It. with
! concrete foundation and floor. All
: double sided with tar paper be-
. giles laid over tar paper. Quicken
> coop 12x24-ft., concrete foundation.
, double sided with tar paper be-
; ; tween: roof Of best cedar shingles
: e esid pv az sar !pa%psskF:,n II s is tis gisas
: in loft for feed. ,
About seventeen acres was plant
= ! ed to corn last year and cultivated
> about six times and hoed, no weeds
: cut with harvester and removed.
: leaving this land ready to be disced
: and sown to alfalfa or whatsoever
: the owner may choose. About
. . forty ora acres was planted to potatoes ss
!. being left entirely free from weeds.
: About forty acres on which barley
: was sown last year is plowed deep.
: : About forty acres Is barley and
: to be planted to corn and potatoes.
!. About three acres is sown to al
. falfa with a good stand. The re-
= mainder is a swail which furnishes
: !: , nisyt for }rs the eff farm M f There Re. is .. sut1l-
= also some seed. barley and potatoes.
> This farm can be had at n hun-
= dred dollars an acre; terms to suit
: the purchaser. Deferred payments
. at 6 per cent
> horses and their harnesses. Horses
> weight 1000 and 1850 pounds each.
!. Eleven hogs Weighing about $50
: pounds. each. About 200 chickens.
: sey COW, A small amount Of ma
: chinery. all new last year.
The stock, machinery. feed or
> seed can be purchased at the right
" price IL desired.
= F. ". sCHLABERG,
. Clifford Bldg, Grand Forks. N. D.
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GIRLS WANTED - MCDOWELL,
school Of dressmaking. Write for
terms. 1881 Cottonwood. Grand
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TEXAS CONDITIONS.

Fort Worth Wires-Cnderstand YOU
have damage reports from Texas yes
terda!. Growing wheat and oats too
deeply rooted and ground too warm
from continuous mild winter for this
spell to do any damage whatever.
Acreage and present conditions indi-
cate 2o.0O0.000 bushels of wheat and
50.00O,O00 million bushels of pats in
Texas for 1914.
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W CONDITIONS.

Jamestwn. n. d., Feb. 6.-Superin.
tendent Htchkiss last night transform
ed a newly completed poultry shed in
to sleeping quarters for thirty inmates
Of the state hospital for the insane, the
crowded condition Of the institution
making 1t necessary.
In the meantime. poultry will have
to be content with former quarters.
Over nine hundred inmates tax the
institutions capacity. with no relief
in sight till the completion Of the
Colonization ward building next fall.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-07

90 ACRES OR MORE OF GOOD FRUIT
land near Sacramento. Cal, capital
for improved city property or good
farm lands. Address J. +. Snesrud.
l. COG New York Life BLDG, Minneapolis,
SO DOWN. IS MONTHLY BUYS FARMS
near Duluth. Mimi; 50 ia, $40 per
acre; some timber: some open; $4,000
acre selection: free maps. L. T. Eel
land. Palace Building, Minneapolis,
MINI. ...
FOR sALE-36o ACRES IN CAVALIER
County, 3 miles from town $34 an
acre: Write II. Erickson, Box sos,
Grafton. N. d.
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Hogs,

South St. Paul. Feb. e.-Hog re.
ceipts $500: steady to Sc higher;
range $s.25@s.4o: bulk $s.25@e.30.
Chicago, Feb. Clog receipts g..
600; strong and &c higher; bulk So. go.
@S.75; light $s.45 @S.70; mixed $s.45.
@s.75: heavy sS.40@s.75; rousht $50.
@S.50: pigs fb7@8.50.
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Sheen.

South st. Paul, Feb. 6.-Sheep re-
ceipts 2.400; slow; lambs s6.7b97,
wethers 1915 q $3.50; ewes $2.50@6.
Chicago. Feb. 6.-Sheep receipts
5000: steady to 1Oc higher; native
$4.65 q 5S6; western $4.7065.s5; year
lings $5.66 @6.85: lambs native S6.7E.
97.76: western $6.75 $50,
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CARS RECEIVED.
Chicago.
Winnipeg.
Duluth.
CLOSING CABLES.

LlNerDooI cIose-Whea is to 1-4
higher. Corn unchanged to 1-8
higher.
Berlin clOse-3-S' higher.
Budapest close-Wheat Ia higher.
Rosario-Wheat firm IS to 1c
higher. Corn easy is lower.
Buenos Aires close Friday-Wheat
SIS higher. CORN is to 3-S lower.
Flax is lower.
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INSURANCE

GEO. F: RICH. DIST. MGR.
The Mutual Life Insurance Co: Of n. Z.
First National Bank Blk.
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\ OF PRICES.
Yesterdays Quotations as Reportet
BY the Associated Press.
r>fAl~

South St. Paul. Feb. Seattle res
ceipts 1,400; killers steady; steers
S5.75@S.40: cows and heifers s4.oO@-
40: calves steady $4,000; feeders
steady s4.3O@ 7.15.
1900; slow generally. steady: beeves
$7@9.50 Texas steers S6.SO@8: West
ern steers s6.S0@7.90; stockers and
feeders $5.50@S.1O; COWS and heifers
$3.50@S.50; calves $7.25010.25.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-07

Every woman is a good housekeep-
er-or. at least, it is wisdom to tell
her 10.
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SEWING MACHINES

FOR THE BEST SEWING MACHINES.
including the New Home. Standard and
the Domestic. and everything In sewing
machine appliances, go to O.. Young's
Piano and Music Store. ls1 S. Third st.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-07

You will find many Of heayen'a
suburbs on earth it you care to look
for them. Ws
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FEMALE HE1P-conunucd.,
NANTED-sILvER GIRL AT HOTEL.
Frederick.
HELP-MALE


TIE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE
Company Of the u. s. A., Chicago. Ill,
wants several men between the age
OF 2S and 20 to make permanent n
pany; experience not necessary: must
have clear records and We will as
sist you to success; also desire local
l. s Mshane. " ee aat aaw AGENT Ad Misot, 4 \. s. 5:
EwANTEDlA GOOD SOBER RELIABLE
clerk 81 fRx for !, sn so %p IT Naat sIe1a store
wanted at once n, first of March at
least; would prefer a man who has
had some experience in decorating
and card writing. Address 602 Times
ENERGETIC sALEsMANAGER - TO
establish Headquarters In Grand
Of North Dakota; exclusive contract
Issued: business reference. Diagraph
Carbon Co.. Philadelphia. Pa.
AMBITIOUS PERSON MAY EARN SIS
to $25 weekly during spare time ut
home. writing for newspapers. Send
for particulars. Press Bureau, O1676
Washington, ID. c.
WANTED-MAN AND WIFE TO WORK
on farm: parties must have bedding
and board themselves; no objection
to q couple Of children. j. E. Bur-
BLACKSMITH wANTED-To TAKE
charge Of shop on shares; stock and
tools furnished. Inquire BLACK
smith," care Herald, Grand Forks.
n. D.
GRAND FORKS RAILWAY MAIL Elk
animation Feb. 81: $500 month;
sample questions free. Franklin In
stttute, Dept. Book. Rochester, N. Y.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
to get; my free booklet Y-54O tells
how. Write today-now. Earl Hop
kins. Washington. d. c.
WANTED-FIRsT CLASS HARNESS
maker, steady work; good wages. L.
N. Week. st. Thomas. N. d.
wANTED-A BOY TO DO ..THE
chores for room sos No. 4th.
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Don't talk 70 much. People do not.
pay any attention to ninety-nine QUE.
of every 100 words YOU ute.
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The Il
= 4 q q
Market Quotations.

Market quotations furnished by c.
E. Lewis & Co.
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FARMS FOR RENT.

wANTED-A TENANT-FARM OF $50
acres:e good buildings; 100 tillable,
balance timber aud pasture; one mile
from town: with eight cows, 4 COWS
and IL sheep. Address Lockbox 26s
Grand Forks.
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FARM LANDS

.
ONE OF THE RARE FARM HOMES
OF THE NORTHWEST.
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FOR RENT ROOM COTTAGE; MOD
ern: electric light. sewer, newly An
ished. Inquire 612 Griggs ave.. or
phone S35L N. w.
FOR RENT, SALE OR TRkDE-NEw
bungalo: Riverslde Park: lot 70xl50.
O. J. Barnes Co.
FOR RENT-FRoNT FLATS sPRIGGs
block. Inquire at Spriggs Bros
Office.
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BLACKSMITH WANTED-To TAKE
charge Of shop on shares; stock and
tools furnished. Inquire BLACK
smith," care Herald, Grand Forks.
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HIDES AND FURs

SHIP YOUR HIDES AND FURs
TO GINSBERG BROS.
Will pay II to IL cents per lib. for
frozen hides; 10 cents per lib. for
bulls and oxen. and $500 for No.
1 and 9 skunk hides: all other furs
at market values. These offers are
good for all February shipments.
Write for shipping tags.
GINSBERG BROS. Grand Forks, N d.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOsT-A KODAK BOOK. FINDER RN.
turn to Times.fferald.
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PLYMOUTH ROCK COCKER.
els. Thomson ringlet strain, prize
winning. stock. good specimens. $3.50
EACH. H. @ Link. Niagara, N. b.
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AND WIFE TO WORK
on farm: parties must ave bedding
to a couple Of children. j. q. Bur-
gett, Orr. n. d.
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FOR sALE-sTANDARD BRED PAC-
ing stallion z ear old; large and
speedy: also registered Yorkshire
gifts. DR.. T. c. Miller. Walhalla,
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AGENTS

AGENTS ron SPLENDID HIGH
grade rapid seller; easy to handle:
culars. Agents Supply Co, Capitol
Hill sta. Denver. Colo.
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observation-disclosures

FOR RENT-rWo STORE BUILDINGS
on De Mers Avc. Inquire Sullivan
Bros. 500 De Mers Ave. East Grand
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EXCHANGES


FOR SALE OR ExcHANdE-WILL
take good land priced right; $21, 900
k>.Jstock general merchandise. with out
bldg; 10000 general merchandiss
without bldg: $1,000 hardware and
merchandise with or without bldg;
$4,000 hardware: all running and
doing good %business: I good automo-
biles for land. w. r. Bosley. Rugby,
Nd.
90 ACRES UNIMPRovED: CLOSE 10
town in Manitoba, for small resi-
dence in Grand Forks or good auto;
free from encumbrance. w q. Mil
Ter, Platky Bldg. Grand Forks.
HOUSE AND LOT TO TRADE FOR
farm. e. A. Fladland. Grand Forks.
7-------- -- -------
Zoo often the hero worshipper is
his own hero.
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FOR sALE-ONE PERCHERoN sTAL.
lion; color black: weighs about 1900;
ago ntne; Will warrant in every way.
Address. BOX 1922. Cando. n. d.
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100 BUSHELS or FINE MEDIUM RED
Glover seed for sale. This was grown
In Pembina county last year. For in
formation write Alex Morrison. Bath
ate. N. D..
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-07

WANTED-A MARKER AND "A SORT
err: 81 112.O0 per week. Troy
Steam Laundry.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-07

FOR SALE - MAMMOTH BRONZE
Turkey Toms. $500; hens $3.50. In-
quire g. ". Foogmana Grafton, n. D.
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PERSON MAY EARN SIS
to $25 weekly during spare time At
home. writing for newspapers. Send
for particulars. Press Bureau, O1616
Washington, D.. c.
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TIMOTHY SEED Sc; FLAX SEED 4ac,
International Oats 9 cents per lb. II.
G: Link. Niagara. N. d.
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FOR RENT-MODERN FURNISHED
house or double parlor Phone I'll
N. w.
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DURAN WHEAT. OATS. AND BARLEY
seeds. Phone 7. s. 2s9J.
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SEED GRAINS

SEED CORN FOR SALE
Minnesota 10 n Minnesota IS: grown
and testing from Sc to 50 per cent.
j. D. Bacon. City.
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LIVE STOCK

CAMPBELL. HANNAFoRD.
N. D.. has now for sale the finest lot
Of young .clydesdale and Percheron
Stations In the state. Write him
your wants.
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OFFICES FOR RENT-SEE A. I, wID.
lund. room 800. Widlund Building.
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LIVE sroCK-contnued.

FOR sALE-GREAr DANE: REGIS.
tered; good Watchdog: weighs l26 lbs.
good for children. Inquire 20 S.
Third, "
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- AN EXPERIENCED
marker, sorter. Star Laundry, East
Grand Forks.
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FOR RENT-MoDERN FURNISHED
room; Flat t.: over Benner & BeSg,
1274J n. w.
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FOR RENT = TWO UNFURNIsHEp
In. Call 6S6L N. w.
Americus times-recorder., 1914-04-08
SWAT THE FLY
AND HELP FIGHT

will
battlefield already
within will their
help The that is will be able whole
something s combat
just waking to the of this
all will
Now the fly" the
pest following multiply
and then get busy:
10-6o flies lay z'
432O)f>
May 3O-216OOo flies lay 25S2oOot
June 1O-1296O0OO flies I9552OOO"
93312OOOOO@
46656OOOOOO flies 559S72OOOO0o
33592320OOOOOOO
July 9-16796 992OOOOOoOO0
July 52OOO)OoOJr
August
flies lay
August -4,359,564672OOD 100000 100 flies.
course, killed they would form
bury habtations
while taking comfort in the fact
many that these figures
while the first of May there viii
many
cation.
with the numbers that die are killed more than enough
would remain community.
readers attention should rteG
wintered shops and houses
especially killed they begin reproduce!
A Hooks Pharmacy yesterday L. l.
representing Company called attention
concerned Go
like There la that protect this enemy OF mankind
will the city
during t! month The Shepard Chemical Com
distribute their Fly
the work Prizes will be offered to tn
person Who kills the largest number of flies.
That campaign $ open NOW AMI
SWAT THE
Americus times-recorder., 1914-04-08

passenger train cars, and 4075 freight
train cars, largely of steel construc-
ton.
Of the locomotives, as will be Of
the heavy Mikado' freight type, O.
the Pacific passenger type, 19 six
wheel switchers, and 2 eight-whe"i
switchers. They will be built in az
cordance with the latest and most i'm
proved designs and will be similar t.
motive power of the same types no.
in service on the lines Of the Southern.
Railway where traffic is heaviest.
The all steel passenger equipmen.
includes 35 coaches of the largest and
Americus times-recorder., 1914-04-08
latest type. electrically lighted,

latest type. electrically lighted, A
dining cars, combined passenger
and baggage cars, mail and baggage
cars, and 5 baggage and express cars.
The 4075 freight cars will include
22OO thirty-ton steel underframe ven
tilator box cars, 1850 thirty-ton steel
underframe box cars, 500 ffty-ton all
steel fiat cars, 200 cabooses, 100 steel
underframe stock. cars, and 25 steel
underframe poultry cars.
This large equipment order shows
the belief of Southern Railway Con-
pany in the continued prosperity and
growth of the territory it serves ant
Americus times-recorder., 1914-04-08
MANY PARTIES ARE GIVEN
HONOR OF MISS CHAPEL
Whose Marriage to Mr.. Law
ton Occurs Today

In Americus, the former home Of
Miss Matte Chappell, of Macon, whose
marriage to MIR. Richard Lawton, takes
place this afternoon, friends will be
interested in the following stories et
two of long series of parties given
her recently:
She is the daughter of Mr.. nd Ms.
Allen E. ChappeIl, once residents here.
The maid Of honor is her cousin, Miss
Matte Sue Taylor, of Americus.
Another of the affairs for Miss Chap
pell was given last evening by Miss
Frances Stevens, one of her maids. A
pretty scheme of pink and white was
u: ed, pink carnations being used for
the floral arrangements.
During the evening several interes'
ing contests were played. For awards
the girls winning were gwen silver
ribbon bodkins and the men silver
pencils.
Supper was served buffet from a I'd.
bic prettily decorated with pink shad
Il candles and pink carnations.
Miss Frances Stevens wore a pretty
gown of blue charmeuse trimmed in
real lace.
Miss Chappell wore dainty even
ing frock of white chiffon and taffeta.
One of the pre-nuptial affairs given
to Miss Matte Chappell, whose wei
ding to Richard Lawton occurs We'd
nesday afternoon was the luncheon
given yesterday by Mrs. Albert Voughr
sister of the groom.
The luncheon was arranged to call
to mind the Easter season. The table
had for it's center adornment golden
basket Of lilies of the valley and pink
sweet peas. The place cards we're 60
den hearts, caught with lilies of t4e
valley.
Tiny baskets of Easter EGGS we17
given as place favors, an6 for the
groom who joined the happy group Ia
ter was a toy automobile holding an
Easter rabbit.
Just the members of the bi.dal par
ty we're Mrs. Vaughan's guests. Miss
Chappell wore a becoming coat suit
OF MORE silk, of green and black, a
dainty black blouse and a pretty ha:
to match.
Mrs. Vaughan was gowned N coat
suit of blue with a lovely hat of the
isame shade. Miss Matte Sue Taylor
wore a costume of black with hand
painted chiffon blouse.
Americus times-recorder., 1914-04-08

its purpose to enlarge it's facilities to
keep pace with that growth. AS soon
as it can be delivered by the builders
IL is equipment will be placed in ser
vice and at the disposal of the bus'-
ness interests of the Southeaste"n
territory.
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| |'VOUTHERN WILL ADD
4 TO STELL EQUIPMENT

Washin gton, d. c., April 7.--Follow-
& his statement of February goth in
gard to Southern Railway financ-
& President Fairfax Harrison today
aounced that with the proceeds OF
q million dollars of equipment trus t
ties, Southern railway his just CON
acted for so locomotives, 81 all steel
Americus times-recorder., 1914-04-08

You know what taking when
the formula printed label
tonic and Taeless Form 1t has
Mothers and Pale Scky Children Buess without
pufes the boo~ True Tonic
No family should be without Guaranteed
Americus times-recorder., 1914-04-08

Some people will never admit that
the world is growing better until it Is
run according to their plans.
Americus times-recorder., 1914-04-08
To Cure a Gold In One Dav

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine. 1t stops the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure
E. W, GROVES signature on each box. 25c'
Americus times-recorder., 1914-04-08

Few people are so liberal as those
who have nothing to give.
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WHENEVER YOU NEED '''""
A GENERAL TONIC : TAKE GROVES

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless chilli Tonic is Equally
Valuable General Tonic because Acts on the Liver
Drives Out Malaria Enriches the Blood and Builds up
the Whole System. For Grown People and Children