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The bee., 1915-11-23
Auction Whist Club

The ladies OF. the Auction
Whist club were entertained
most charmingly on Friday
afternoon by Mrs G.. q. At
kiuson. Mrs. Kline made the
highest score. Aesdames Kline,
Ross. Rule and Johnson lead in
the total score.
The bee., 1915-11-23
Get Rid of Those POisOns in Your
me 6ysteml

You will fiud DR.. Kings New Life
Pills most satisfactory laxative In
releasing the pOisOus from your sys.
TEN. Accumulated waste and poll
sons cause manifold ailments unless
released. Dizziness, spots before the
eyes, blackness aud a miserable feel
ing genetally are indications that
YOU need DR.. Kings New Life Pits.
Take q dose tO-nigts ana you will
Isxperienee grateful RELIEF by morn
ing. $50.
The bee., 1915-11-23
Slight Change In Time Gard

A new time a. sSrd on the Hender-
son division OF the l.. q N. went In
% effect Sunday at miduignsI Only
one change WAS made in the SEIZED.
y1le % passenger trI.nt No. SO. the
F5t. Louis Fact Nail, south bound,
formerly due here at 4:27 a m now
passes here at 4;35 a. IN, or eight
minutes later. "
The bee., 1915-11-23
Rheumatism and AL led Pains They
Must Col

The cOngestion OF the blond IN its
flOw causes pain. SlOan's binlmsnt
penetrRtes 10 the congestion aud
starts the blood to flow freely. The
body's warmth Is renewed the pain
10 gOue. The "man or woman who
has rheumatism, neuralgia or other
pain aud fails TO keep SlOan's LinI-
ment In their home is ike a drown.
fng man refusing rope" Why suf'
fer. Get bottle of SlORn's. 20 aud
soc. Sl.00 bottle hold six times rs
much as 25c size.
The bee., 1915-11-23
Miss Willis Mildred
Davis EntNTtalRS

Little Miss Willis Mildred Da-
Wis entertained a number lof her
little friends at her home 10 this
city Saturday afternoon. A num-
Der Of games were played and
delightful refreshments served.
The bee., 1915-11-23
uhamhnrIainla TahlAil

This Is q medicine intended espe-
cially for stumach troubles, bilious
ness and constipation. It lie meet
ing with much ehecess and rapidly
gaining In favor aud popularity
Obtainable every wnere. - va
The bee., 1915-11-23
ON t,e Nend.

Bronson-I noticed your wife sitting
BY the window sewing this morning
thought you told me yesterday she
was IN. WOodson-So she was, but TO-
tay she's on the mend. - Brooklyn
9gIe.
The bee., 1915-11-23
A Dollar Buys a Watch
For the Boy

Nothing can ever replace a Watch
in the desires of boyhood. Buy a
watch for the boy and you're buying
a gift that he will appreciate, one
that he will care for, one that will
last in his memory for years to
come. You can buy fine wstoh,
good time keeper, attractive looking
watch OF a dandy size for exactly
one hundred cents "a gift for dol-
lar. You cannot beat II.
ST. BERNARD MINING CO.,
Incorporated,
DRUG DEPARTMRNF,
I The Rexall Store.
The bee., 1915-11-23

n Impure blood RUS you down-mAkes you an
easy victim for disease. For pure blood and
eound digestion-Burdoek Blood Bittsrs. Al all
drug stores. Price, 500.
The bee., 1915-11-23
whenever You Need a uenerar Tonic
Take 0rovesR

The Old Standard Groves Tasteiess
chill Tonic Is equally valuable as q
General Tonic because II contains the
well known tonic propeytiesof QUININR
and IRON. It acts orfthe Liver. Dives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents,
The bee., 1915-11-23
Do No, crIpa

DO Not Grlp0
We have a pleasant laxative that win
do Just what you want 10 70 do. .
ReNaoe (9tdeIeieaI
We sen thousands Of them and we
have never seen q better remedy for the
bowels. Sold only by Us, 10 cents.
- Dernard 1inlna O., inssrDs-
GA Ana n18A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10

Haf fursem ll%nmubliein neritarb
5crr Observation-Disclosures Charles De
la Sontaine. Or mar g%eboren am 8.
Suni 1858. Ior eiuer Heihe bon
Sabren bate i'm elm Sfla9anfal
leiht seldbmt. unb feline &rdite inter-
srabeu. 10 odB er Dor Sturgeon in Den
Hubeitanb 5u treten iidb entidlob.
Neue grieimarfen.-8ie bas Cur.
@ort" pernimmt. miro Die Yoitpers
ipaltuns 5rpei intereiiante Srieimarfen
sur Iusgabe 9~elangen laiien. Sic
alien Srieimarfen bon 2l2 uno 8 Sr.
nit Dem Silbnib Des 8roBber5o9s
WilheIm erbalten einen lleberbrud
y621a Cts" uno perbeu 81 bieiem
Yreiie an Den Staltern perfauit. Sic
grieimdrtenIammler meroen bieie
Weubeiten nit Sreupen be9riBen unb
oamit ibre Sammluneen bereid)ern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10

Sonntag. DEN 30. sunni. miro Der
9uremburger 9ruberbunp. Settion
Np. Is bon Belgium, in Sdanens
Bart in Cafe @burf iein critics idbr>
lides Yifnid abbalten. Die Serren
bonn 9ruberbunb peranitalten bd5
Yidnid aus reiner WenihenfreInbs
lihfeit; lie piinihen, baB ale 3anbs>
leute unb Burger anberer Nationas
litdt, Sung unb Ilt, @rob unO 8lein.
Heid unr Irm. lid, groBartis amuiis
rem uno pereniiete Stunbeu perleben
iollen. Sas pplitdnbigc Belgium
Wuiicul Circle miro ipieIen unb perz
ihiebene electromagnetic Soliitcn pers
ben 2ieber portrasen. @lIt, nirb fir
a~Ilerlei Spiele 5ur geiuitigun9 Der
5beilnebmer eeiorat iein. Sr. Senrp
6. 8eimer bon Chicago, Der @roBz
Erdiibent bes S%uremburSer Srubers
bunoes bon Imerifa, nirb cine Ins
iprahe balten.-8. @. 81
DUBUQUE, Soma. - @ergangenen
Sonntae Woreen, sesen 7 llbr, iprans
Der 31iabriee u. I.. Elm 9eborener
2uremburser, Der lid crit lett einiaen
Wipnaten in Nmerifa befinbet. bon Der
obercn Ntiiiiiiippis Bride binub IN Den
Strom, nit ser Nbiiht. Selbitmorb 5u
begeben. Nls er bds ,~ungefpohnte"
Nab nm lid iihlie, warb linn icbod,
leib, benn er madte %per5peifelte Ins
itrensuneen nm iif gu rctien, mas
ibm aud, iflieblifp nit Siilfe 3peier
berbeieeeilter Rdnner selan9. Der
llneliitlihe, Der an 5eitpeiliger
@eiitesitoruns leibet. mo 0 Spei
Sasen naf Dubuque 9efcmmeu. nm
Irbeit 5u iinbeu. @r puroe in bas
Sanatorium nah @eit Dubuque ses
braht.-(S. 81
1nerspile, Sp,ua.-Sier itarb am
27. 9iai Srau Glemcns arens I'M
Nlter bon II Sabren. Den traucrns
ben Sinterbliebeneu unier Seileio!
Wiose tic ruben in Srieben!
Gait Subuaue, Sl.-Scrr unb
Srau Z. W. Chapman baben Die Ser
lobuns ibrer 5od,ter Yearl nit Srn.
SEQ j. Hplling anaeiugt. Die Sod)z
5eit piro am %. SUM bier itattiinoen.
-(S. 81
7aeaba, y9is., Den 4. Suni '15.-
Sm Seime hires Sfpiesericbnes Or.
5. 9. Iersis in Sopn Sarminston,
Waibington SountD. peridieb am
Yfinsitmpntag. Den "a. 0tai. Srau
&utbarina Soid. scborene Soifmann.
inn boben Ilter pom 90 Sabren unb
iiinf Wonaten. Sic par Die @iitpe
bes beriibmten luremburser Ir6tes
aus Der Yionier5eit Ir. Sacob Spih.
pelfer am Yiingitmontng Dor 80
Sabrsn ben Seineu bnr6 ben COB ents
riiien purpe. Im %. Scsember an
2eblen. 9nremburg, aebpren. trat lie
I'M Ilter bon 26 Sabren 5u Septipns
taines (Simmern), Dem 8eburtsorte
hires @atten. in DEN bl. @beitanb.
noraui Seibe iih ioiort auf Die Heiie
nah Den Der. Staaten be9aben. Die
Seereiie mliroe nod, aui einem Seseis
i6iffe 9emaft unp nabm polc aft
Woden in N%nipruf. Sic lanbeten
am %. sueuit 1S4S unp famen mad,
Bort @aibington, no bas iun9e Yaar
lid, auf fur3e Ssit nieperlisb. Damn
fnuiten iie lid, 2anb IN benz oamalieen
llrpalo bon 0aibineton Gountp, in
benz iesieen Sopn Sarmineton unb
~sriinoeten iiH cine i6one Sstmfdtte,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10

unb I'M 8runoe ieinss SerSsns err
partet es i'm InseiiAt bes brutaien
ginbrefers gieinfnGs lfih nnb obn>
mdftig ieine Nettun9 burd ben Sie9
Der Ysrbiinbetep."
SGtte Die ulio angepDbelte SerrS
l6erin bas Seiipiel oes aoniss gilbert
bes griten befolst unb ibrem 2anbe
oas Stidial bon Sel9ien bereitet, 10
piiroe nifts i'm Besc ~9eitanoen baben,
baB lie in Haris ebeniaQs 81 elmer
Nationalbelbin 9~eitempelt rporoen
mare. Iber 10 gilt Tie in ben Iueen
Der S%ran3oien ine Gngldnber lebige
Lid, als pflihtper9elIene Gerrdtberin
ibres @oltes. beren HoGe NIT DEM
Siege bieier beiben Staaten aus9ez
ipielt mare.
llebrigcns iinb mir 81 Der Innabnte
b~credJtist, bnB Der geba'iiee. oas pubre
Wobl 2uremburg's groblid) pertens
nenOe unb p~erleBenDe @ttifel oes
Earlier Temps" niht an Der Seiuc
geidrieben plrrbe. lonoern bas Wtadlz
merf zines iener ra0ifalen Sanatifer in
9uremburg lit. bercn Niebe 6u Den
perrotteten frnn5oiiideu 3uitdrben
linen ale Seiinnun9 unb iebe gciuube
grpa9ung 9erallbt 81 buben iGeint.
llno, bieier Seute 9ibt 6 leiber 10
piele Der unIeren NGhbarn - aui
allen Sciten uno in alien arciien.
@enn eigene 9anbestinbcr lire iuugc
@roBberSoein in iold' pcriiber @ciic
inter Dem Sd]uee bes Iuslanbes uus
g%reifen. Damn 5eugt bas bon abiolutenl
Wansel an Hittcrlid,feit, aber lint 10
groberer @baratterloii8teit uno 6eig>
beit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
! 4uxembur9er Nathrithten. /


no lie bis 5u ibrem 2e6ensenDe
pobnten. Ser gliidlifen Che ents
iproiien ied)s ainber, bon oenen bier
I'M 5arten ainbesdlter itarbeu. Gin
Sobn, Sr. Yeter n. Soid,, itarb i'm
We'ten, i'm Ilter bon % Sabrcn, unb
ben @hern pcrbfieb Die ein5i9e Sodter,
Delde ipdter Die Satin bes Or. s.
.. Rersis ipurbe. IuBer bieier
Sohter binterlaBt Die Scritprbene bier
Gnfel, ml1itd' Sr. Sac. j. Soid bon
Sublimitn, Oregon, 6rnu S. 8.
WiiQer bon bier, Srau Setter Sbeis
bon Sopn Surminaton uno Serr
Senrp Nersie i'm clterlihen Seim. io>
pie brei3ebn llrenfel. sic rube in
Sriepent Sen trduernoeu Sinters
bIiebenen unier geileib!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
aus sru 3'rr. sstxateu.
u d 9, Iiebe 9anbs=
Ieute!

Der 0nrhiGnitts : 9ugem=
burger ut erireIt oper cs sefalit
linn bod iuerMsitsns, wena CT
GttpaS in Der yga5ette" iiser
lid uber feline Samifie pSer iiber
Siefes pber isnes Greienif aus
Vermanbten= unb Jremnbes-
fretfen lieit. lanb bic ,Uasette"
lit intner bereit, iuldJe RAD
riften IN lire 2palten aufsus
nebmem. Habei nimmt Is feline
srpke Niibe bic 1batiadleu amt
cine Ypitfarte nieber5uihreiben
nnb einsuihiden. Cine 3arte
fDitef blps einen Gent, elm Nrief
Stpei Gents. Nnn iinb aber
inan&e Qeute Der Aniidt, ein
Nesaftemr iol, eben neil CT
Hebaftenr lit, allies tpifien. sic
beri6ten alfp nidts, finb aber
hDffidif er5iirnt, iuenn ntfJtS
iiber bic betreifenbc @esebenbeit
in Der 3eitnns e~rfdbeint. Ter
Wsiie %infprmiert bic Hebaftion
sab Ct erreift ieinen Smef nnb
bifft iih felbit nnb Der 3eituns
bic CT lieit. MliO, bite, liebe
9anbslHute!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10

| nsdt nieber erholte. Sm SauIe 1ei>
mes Sobnes NifOlaus itarb er, beItens
auf ben Gang in Die Gipisfeit uorbe>
reifet. Srei Sohne uno cine Sodrcr
betraueru Den Cob bes guten Vdters.
Mose er ruben in Sriebenl Gen
trauernoen Sinterbliebenen unier Sei>
leio!-W. g.
aurora, Sl.-Sier itarb 6rdu
anna &omes. Gbesnttin bon Spbn
aomes, i'm ct. Charles 3oipitul. Sic
binterldBt auBer ibrem 9utten Iehs
ainber, ibren Batter. finn SfDeitern
uno orei Briiocr. Sic moae ruben in
Sriebenl Sen trauernOen Stnterbliez
benen linjer 9eileibl - IRnu Cecilia,
ous Elm Sabr ulte Sodterden bon Srn.
uno Srau Sront Heulanb. itdrb bier
in Der elterlifen 8obnun9. Sen
trnuernoen gltern unicr Seileiol-
~. g.
Gprt Iaibinston. Wis.-Sn Sres
bonia lit am 81. Deal Der nlte Vim
iiebler Scbn Shmit mad lGn9erem
3eioen i'm Ilter bon "a Sabren gez
itorben. gr fam OILS &nnbe, i'm Sabre
1852, aus Snrembnr9 nad) Nmeritd
unh bat ieitber in 5ppn 6rebonia ge>
pobnt. CIR binterlaBt feline Samilie.
MIR feline Sffpeitern Srau Sreter
unb Srnu Sid Gieranb. Sen tralierns
Den Sinterbliebenen unier Seiletb! Or
rube in Sriepenl = Seter Srom bon
5ppn Belgium lpuroe i'm st. HiGolas
Spipital in Sbebopgan tpe9en 9linb>
BARN e n~t3iinbune pperiert unb eebi
ieiner 8~eueiun9 entseeen. - Im
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10

Den Hir P~aschto'uer fun Nieder-
anven hat de Kanner grad ausenaner
gedon, dass den Hiirgott iwerall wi'er,
a vie hi'en lang genug %getrichtert hat,
hu'et g gedu'echt. d'Kanner hatten ct
quit verstanen. Du frot hen den Tab
berengs Nickel: $50 mer emol, Nickel.
ass den Hirgott och an erem Haus?"-
10000, Hair Paschto'uer." sot de
Neckel.-"Ass en- och an erem Keller?'
10000, Har Paschto'uer." brellt de
Neckel.-"Ass en- och an erem Carte
fret den Hair Paschto'uer.-"N-e-e-e-n,
Har Pa%schto'uer !" rift de Neckel.-
Ma, wo'uier damn metz" frat den Hair
Paschto'uer. Me- Papp pift am
Gartw entwert de Nickel, an den Hair
Paschto'uer hu'et missen mat de Kan
ner lachen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
Aus hen iibrigrn Tbetlem.

u ii c II, 3. Wai.-Iles
lit auf Der Sude mad aupfer unb UNI
in Den Belts oieies be9ebrten Ietalls
81 9elan9en, iinb ale Mittel gut.
Ginige aupferIdmmler batten IN Or
fahrun8 9ebraft. boB auf DEM bier
9elegenen Sementlperte cine CUTE Seute
IN MAIDEN lei. Sas @liif mar linen
gilnitig. Ius einem Wasa8in riiien
lie Die &upfertbeile BON bort itebcnoen
MIhinen ub uno entfnmen nit ibrer
Seutc unbcbeaigt.-.Su r. &ort,"
eiueIbinsen, 3. Mai
Sn Der leBten Seit belt Der Sob bier
reite @rnte. 60 murben in Der PER-
gargenen Wode nicber Srpei Yerionen
bcerpist: I. @osiugerz 8ru6teu unb
Die lcbige 8entnerin Magbalena
Spels; bieie hattie Gin Mlter pom 81
Sabren erreiht. Sn Den leeten ii
Suseu iino bier fiinf Yerioneu ges
itprben; brei itanben III Den S0er unb
Slpci in Den 70er Sabren.
Hieberferidlen II, II. Mai
&err Yfarrer Moes bon bier iii nab
Suuie 6urildgetebrt. @r bate cine
Reiie nah Der Sfpei5 gemaft unb
lpar bort nit ieinem gruber aus Saris
acknowledgement, nit Dem er
Samiliengeiddfte 81 erlebigen hattie.
Iuf Dem Seimlpe9e purbe er in Cor
rod (9nben) inter Dem Terbad,te Der
Spipnuge bon Der beutihen Militdrs
peripaltun9 dn9ebalten. Or ma 5par
nidt perbditet. muBte iif aber ieben
Gag 5ipei Wnl bel Der Nilitorbeborpc
iteleu. Cine senaue llnteriudrung
purbe an9eitelt; lie oauerte mcbrerc
@od)en unb cnbete idlieblif nit Der
Sreuaiiuna bes Serrn Yiarrers.-
CUR. @prt.")
G~ipilitanbs= Nahrihten.
SterbeiGac Der Staot 8repen NJ
NJ q d. c r.-@pm 7. Ipril: Gbriitian
@runb. Arbeiter. 2anbiturmmann, 43
Sabre ait. pon aolu. - H.: Winite
Gaben, 8entnerin, II Sabre alt, @pe.
bon Salompn Ianer. - 10: Better
Themes. s Ionate ait; Gliiabetb
8indel, 81 Sabre nlt. 8ittpe BON
@corg Sfmit. Nrbeiter. = 21.:
Iario Sirong, 90 Sabre olt, @ittpc
bon Yeter genannt Sob. Setter Sirpng,
- "a: Setcr 9cnannt Sobuun Yeter
9cu5, ~ Sabre alt, @ittper bon BAR
bara @rn6er. - 80: Sntbarino
S6mit. "a Sabre alt. @ittpe bon Nif.
Hupp. Irbeiter bon @repcnmaderber9.
Sterbciale Der @emeiupe @ r
teri /: Bonn =. Npril: Setter Stcmpcr,
81 Sabre alt, Sabritarbciter BON
@aiierbilis. - s.: Soiepbine aatbas
rina @robelnn. . Ronate ait. BON
W~aiierbilli9. - H.: Barbara SenS.
IS Sabre ait, bon 8nilerbiQig. -
25.: Yeter Sbos, II Sabre alt, bon
Iertert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10

2rnftc n, s. Mai. - @eitern
itarb bier i'm NIter bon II Sabren
Serr Setter Siidler. peni. Staatsrpeee.
parter unb Yraiioent oes biefiSeR
Siebperiiherunes s8eretuS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
Seitrdse 5um ~9urembnrger
9iebesmerf.

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WO'u den HargOtt net ass.

(Speziell fir Gazette" fun Setter
BILL
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-09-09
HOW TO SELECT SEED CORN

With but little doubt, the supply of
good seed corn will be short next
spring and that may meal a good stiff
price. Last spring we saw first-class
seed corn in eastern South Dakota re-
main unsold for the lack of buyers.
This was a very unusual condition be-
cause the normal seed corr situation
for many years has been one of short
age of supply, good demand and profit
bearing prices.
Unless the season is unusually long
there will be but little good seed corn
produced, and it will require additional
care to find what there is. The follow
ing practical method of seed corn Sc
lection is used on the various farms of
South Dakota experiment station each
year.
About September 10, the hunt is be-
gun. A grain sack may be very easily
adjusted to carry slung over ones
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-09-09

shoulder and this method is generally
used, though at times baskets or
buckets are substituted. The first
care is to find mature, sound corn.
Next the corn plant or stalk is OBJ
served. A sturdy stalk with the ear
borne in a hanging position about
three feet from the shank of the ear
to the ground is wanted. Ears found
on such stalks are selected If mature.
At four o'clock, the sacks of selected
seed are taken to the seed room, there
to be examined again for straight rows
of even kernels, good shape and stand
ard size and color. The ears that are
selected are then hung up to dry so
that they do not touch one another,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-09-09

Twenty cars of Brookings citizens
visited Arlington Tuesday afternoon at
4 o'clock while making a tour of the
towns of that county advertising the
fair which dates are next week We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday. The
band played and fair advertising was
distributed. 1t was a windy, dusty
day and d~isagreeable for the long trip
but they displayed the proper enthus-
iasm and were running about on SEIZED
ule. The start was made at s a. M,
visiting the towns in the eastern part
of the county. Bruce, Arlington, Sinai
and Volga wound up the trip. No n
could recognize Prof. Kerr when he
stepped from a car on Main street
here until he wiped a few layers of
dirt from his face. Jeweler Mitchell
said Arlington greeted them with the
best crowd of the day.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-09-09

Alfred Peterson hooked his Mogul
engine onto a new poptato digger Mon.
day morning and went out to the Aus
tin farm, four miles west Of Bruce,
where he demonstrated that it was
just the thing to use for digging po-
tatoes. 1t can be used for many other
purposes and will prove one of the
most useful machines IN the farm. It's
a little early to dig potatoes so the
Mogul will be taken to the old Sem
mems farm to pillow 160 acres with a
3-gang pillow.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-09-09
the fair boosters hustled around and
distributed literature. This s~ociability
tour was d fine advertising stunt.

Will Reuter-, Jr., son of VIM. Reuter-
of the city meat market, has decided
to put in a sash and door factory about
January LIST and will have all up-to-
date woodworking machinery. He has
already purchased planners, rip-saws
and other machinery necessary to do
the best of work. Mr.. Reuter- will
also do all kinds of cabinet work and
turn out anything to order. The plant
will be located on the home place in
town until a building can be procured
in the business center Of the city. We
are glad to hear of this bit of good
news. 1t will be a business enterprise
worth patronizing and have reason to
believe it will be a paying proposition.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-09-09

The Brookings boosters were here
good and plenty Tuesday as per pro-
gram. Some Fl cars composed the car
AVIAN, Good music by the band. Good
lockers among the occupants Of the
cars. We understood there were four
editors among the visitors, but we
failed to see 'em. We suppose they
were looking for a non-cotton-spitting
joint, not fully realizing that Elkton is
on the dry list.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-09-09
0 THE COUNTY
ELkTON

From the Record:
Vern Pratt was here from Water.
from Friday to Monday evening
visiting at the old home. He gave us
a fine story of his recent four weeks
trip to the California expositions, and
other points as a member vi the Water
band, which organization took
three first prizes in a contest with II
good bands. See the picutre of this
band on last page.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-09-09

Joe Daum has purchased Mat John
sons barber shop business and fix
lures. Joe has lived here all his life.
is an excellent barber and there is
every reason to believe that he will
do we'll with the business. Mr.. John
son is one of the best BARRIERS in the
northwest and he will again engage In
the business as soon as he finds a
location that suits him.
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INC

From the Sun:
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Madsen
and daughters, Misses Emma and
Carrie, were here from Poinsett today
for dental work. Mr.. Madsen tells us
his eight year old daughter Anna, who
was run over by an automobile at the
Poinsett store on Sunday three weeks
ago., has entirely recovered from the
injuries received. Rev. Routsalainen,
of Lake Norden, who was responsible
for the accident, paid the damages,
$50, claimed by Mr.. Madsen.
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Expert Advice For che
Automobile Owner
Queries and Replies Covering Matters of
Importance to the Man Who Runs a Car

Can you tell mo a good method Of
cleaning the refectors Of electric head
Iights7
The best method is by using either
whiting or jewelers. rouge. The sub
stance Is rubbed over the reflector
with a cloth and then wiped with an
other clean cloth.
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thus permitting air to circulate on all
sides. This method is thoroughly prac-
tical, and requires comparatively little
time.-By Manley Champlin, Assistant
Agronomist, in charge or neld expert
ments.
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VOLGA

from the Tribune:
The county fair boosters arrived
with band on schedule time Tuesday
The band played two selections, but
the day had been a hard one and the
party did not remain long. The only
Bookings newspaper man in the
bunch was Bill Leighton of Estelline.
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BRUCE

From the Herald:
Work on the new school house build
ing is progressing quite rapidly nov
The stone blocks are laid up to the
first story and by the end of this week
the blocks will nearly all be in place
ready for putting on the roof. When
the wing is finished it will make a
fine looking school building.
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10 IL q good idea to use castor OF! az a
lubricant for motors7
Castor oil Is used exclusively In high
speed motors, such as racing car e n
gtnes and aeroplane motors, but there
are many disadvantages which make it
unsuited for ordinary types. There is
doubt as TO It's ever being used by mo
florists In general. Castor oil Is a veg
etable product and when used In ordi
nary slow speed motors will gum rapid
ly. The rate Of civilization Is too great,
In fact, a discussion regarding the va
rious components OF castor OIL shows
Immediately It's unsuitability for ordi.
nary gas engines. Racing cars and
aeroplanes use 1t because Of It's high
~viscosity. which Is necessary when the
piston to cylinder clearance Is great, as
1t Is In racing car engines. The chances
Of cumming and oxidation In high
speed motors Is much less than In the
slow running motors, and, further.
these conditions usually begin after the
motor has stopped. Racing motors are
stopped only after a race, and then the
driver cares little whether the cylin.
ders gum or not, for they are cleaned
thoroughly before the next race. In
ordinary practice the starting and stop
ping, especially In cold weather, would
seal the pistons. The odor Of burning
castor oil Is another objection, and the
price Of chemically pure castor Oil is
prohibitive.
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If you want it done RIGHT-bring
your next job Of printing to this office.
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My engine uses too much oil, and il
leaks all over the timing gear case. Do
you think il probable that something
around the bearings 10 loose7
The bearings appear to be worn ex-
cessively. The leaking through the
timing gear case may be due to oil
getting into 1t through the front main
bearing. Much oil may be lost by
leaking through the rear bearing.