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Spartans.

Two-base hits, Clancy; stolen bases, Norton Keith, J. Fallon. Bolen; double plays. Keith to Leonard to J. Failon; bases on balls. Johnson 4, Burns l; struck out, by Johnson 10. by Burns 3; hit by pitcher, Leonard by Johnson; passed balls, Killian; left on bases, Pioneers 5, spartans F; first base on
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3e 1o 1o 27 6

<, Two base hits. Gray 2, Selander, Lawson; three-base hits, A. Blanchard sacrifice hits, Kamm; bases on balls, off T. Blanchard 2, off Escholtz Il: hit by pitched ball, tschaal by Blan- chard); struck out, by T. Blanchard IT, by Escholtz 9; time, | hour, 45 minutes; umpire, Mr. Peterson; at tendance. 250.
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pitcher was delivering.
42301000*--1C

pitcher was delivering . Rod Men 42301000*--10 T. A. B. .........s... O0OO00002---2
 Two-base hits, T. Wright, Storey; three-base hit, Liebler; home run, Abrahamson; stolen bases, Finnerar. Begley 3, Oberg, J Welch, Lebler, Brennecke, J. Wright. T. Wright, Robertson; kases on balls. Hinchliffe 3; struck out, Oberg II, Hinchliffe s.; hit by pitcher. Ffnneran by Oberg; left on bases, T. A. B..4; Red Men 4; first base on errors, Red Men 8. 1 T. A. B., 2; time, 1:4o; umpire, l Lynch.
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32 10 8 27 g 1
Cardinals (Hartford. )

Cardinals ...,.6... OOO0OOlOO-g
 Three-bas hits, Smith; stolen bases, Heintz, Welsh O'Brien, Paulson, Me- Mahon; double plays. Mack to T. Grove J. Grove to T. Grove; bases on balls, Smith 5. Drake 4; struck out smith 6, Drake 5; time. ? hours; urr1- pire, Campbell.
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COLONIAL LEAGUE.
Games Today. Morpiu0

Games Today. Morning. Springfield at Hartford. Pawtucket at New Haven. Fall River at New Bedford. Brockton at Taunton.
 Afternoon. Hartford at Springfield. Pawtucket at New Haven. Taunton at Brockton. New Bedford at Fall River.
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WHITE SOX HALTED
 AFTER NINE WINS Lee Fehi's kel Turn Trick by
 sh1Ip Eating.

Chicago, May 31.--Cleveland broke the White Sox winning streak, which had extended to nine games, by win ming, to |, despite the effective pitching of Scott, who struck out sew en men. An error, combined with. three singles in the eighth, accounted for the visitors runs.
 Score:
 r. h. e. Cleveland .... ooooooo2o-2 8 | Chicago ... 1O0000000--1 z 3 Batteries: Coumbe and ONeill; Scott and Schalk.
 Browns Wn and Tie.
 St. Lous. May 31.--In a double header replete with fast double plays, six of which were made by St. Louis, the locals won first game, to 2, and held Detroit to 2-to-2 tie in the second game. ! Score:
 r. h. e. ! First Game. Detroit ..... 020000o00000--2 i St. Louis .... 00oo011000o1--3 10 l Batteries: Dubuc and Baker: Welt ] man and Agnew.
 Second Game. I Detroit <. ...a.y...... 0000101--2 I St. Louis .. /, .... 0011000-2 1T Batteries; Cavet, Roland and Bak- CT; Hamilton, oLudermilk and Az. T new.
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game,
Pittsburg 4. St. Louis 0.
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Brooklyn at Newark--A. Nj. Newark at Brooklyn-P. M. Baltimore at Buffalo--A. M and F. M.
 Kansas City at Chicago--A. M. and F. M
 Pittsburg at at St. Louis-A. M. and F. M
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Soft For the Pirates.

The Pirates lived up to their blood thirsty name yesterday against the Cardinals of Hartford and when the battle was over Cardinal gore was strewn all over the diamond. The Pirates won by the score of 10 to |. Beginning with the third inning the Pirates began to do things with their bats and they, hit until they decided to stop.
 Score:
 Pirates.
 ab. r. 1 b. DO. a. z. Paulson, of. ,......5 ' J. Grove. 2b.
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Standing of/ the Clubs.

Games Today.
 Morning and Afternoon. New York at Washington. Boston at Philadelpnia. St. Louis at Cleveland. Detroit at Chicago.
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Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today.
 Morning and Afternoon. Brooklyn at New York. Philadelphia at Boston. Chicago at Pittsbuhg. Cincinnati at St. Louis.
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LTURDAY IN FRATERNAL
 LEAGUE. A
(en and Court Friendly Win.

H Men and Court Friendly Wm. |o team representing Court hd1y in the Frat. league broke |fhe winning column with a ven- |ce Saturday, beating the Moose b g. In the other game the Red
 had things easy with the Tabs hing the Lafayette street crew 10 ] Score:
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New York state League. Yesterdays Results.

Troy 12, Albany 4, Utica 8, Scranton O Syracuse 3, Wilkes Barre 9. Elmira s, Binghamton 9.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Cleveland 2, Chicago l.
 St. Louis 3, Detroit 2-First game
 St. Louis 2, Detroit 2-Called by agreement at end of seventh--second c1 n, a .Is0sfff
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. Newark 9, Jersey City Ten in- rings. Providence 10, Richmand g.
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Baseball in
 Q Nutshell
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday Result

Yesterday Results. Cincinnati 4, Pittsburg 0. Chicago 3, St. Louis 2-1o innings.
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Games Today:

Newark at Jersey City--A. M Jersey City at NewarK--P. M. - Richmond at Providence---A N and P. M.
 Montreal at Rochester--A. Mkhnt r M.
 Toronto at Buffalo--A. M. and ~ M.
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Schneider Inyincible.

Cincinnati, May 31.--Pttsburg could not hit schneider and Cincinnati won easily, 4 to O.. Schneider allowed only five hits, which were scattered in as many innings. Harmon was hit fairly hard, especially in the fifth in ming, when three hits, including a double and triple, were made off him.. Score:
 r. h. c. Pittsburg ~, OooOo000o-0 5 1 Cincinnati .. ... 002020O0x-4 9 0 Battries Harmon. and schang; Schneider and Clarke.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

IeSteruaysS fS6SuJS.
 Kansas City 8, Chicago 3-First game.
 Chicago 1, Kansas City 0-Second
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35 10 3 *2s 13

8 27 24 15 ' sp'5s v<~ e,t laft batters box while
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28
DenisOrl Local

q Miss Leona Firth ;of West Side, was
a shopper in the city Saturday.
Mr.. B. J. sibbert was in Omaha
yesterday transacting business.
Miss Marjorie Bryan, Of Arion, call
3 ed on Dcnison friends Saturday.
Mrs. Lillian Newton, of Deloit,, Wis
tied friends In ,DenisOn Monday.
DR.. B. +. Philbrook is spending the
day in Omaha transacting business.
County Clerk j. w. Monaghan Wis.
tied friends in Dunlap over Sunday.
Miss Mary signer. resident Of Vail
called on friends in the city Saturday
Frank Brown, of West Side, was a
business visitor in Denison Saturday
Mrs. Clair Butterworth, OF Dow City,
was pleasant visitor in Denison Mon.
day.
J. A. Nordell, of .Kiron, transacted
business at the court house Satur-
day.
Mr.. Chris Otto was a business Wis
itor in West Side Thursday of last
week.
Miss Marion Harrington, OF Vail,
spent Saturday in Denison visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Massman, of
West Side, were county seat visitors
yesterday.
Miss Lulu HOwOrth was up from Dow
City yesterday shopping and calling
On friends.
When answering advertisements APP
pearing in this paper. kindly mention
the Review.
Mr.. John Rohwer was in West Side
last Friday attending to some bust
ness matters. G
Mrs. Glasscock, of West Side. was
: among the out Of town shoppers in
. Denison Saturday.
Mrs. John Miller. of Manning. visit
ed her son, Mr.. J. w. Miller, Jr., in
Denison over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Huffman spent the
past week in Omaha visiting at the
A. r. Durkee home.
Mrs. Henry Book. Of West Side, was
in Denison yesterday shopping and
visiting with friends.a.t
Roy Naeve and Rudolph Schurmann
>were pleasant business callers in Den
ison, from Schleswig.
Miss Edith Staley went down to
Afnes tite first of the week for few
deys' visit With friends.
( DIR. B. +. Philbrook will attend the
4 state dental meeting atsWaterlOo next
Tuesday and "Wednesday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28

tiyal to be held in Dunlap on Satur-
day. May list, for the benefit Of the
children's play ground, which Is be-
ing arranged for the coming season.
The festival exercises viii commence
at 2:S0 in the afternoon.
Mrs. z. C.. Hawley was hostess to
the F. II. club Saturday afternoon. AT
ter a very pleasant afternoon spcnt
with fancy work, elegant refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Richardson en-
tertained twelve ladies and gentlemen
at card party Saturday evening. An
elegant dinner was served early in the
evening, in which the colors of vel.
low and white were artistically and
daintily used. and a delicious menu
enjoyed by the guests. The evening
was pleasantly spent in cards.
The Girls Walking club at the Den
ison college is enjoying q wienie roast
at Grace park this afternoon.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28

Roy Il. Mote spent the first of the
week at Lincoln, Neb., attending to
some business matters.
VIM. Launderville and son, George
were down from Vail Saturday shop
ping and visiting with friends.
Mr. George TRACER, manager of the
telephone company, was in Dow City
yesterday on telephone, business.
A party of school teachers autOed
up from Arthur Sunday and spent the
day with Mrs. James Armstrong.
| Mrs. Frank Woolston and daughter
Mics Katherine, visited at the Mott
McHenry home in Dow City Saturday
Miss Marie Keane, OF Vail. and Miss
Fac Ilatchford, of Omaha. are pleasant
guests at the ]. II. Haugh home today
Mr.. and Mrs Steven z. Thew are re
joicing over the arrival of fine, baby
boy which came on Monday April 26
! Mrs. Isaac Patterson. OF West Side
and her guest, Miss O'Brian, Of Oma.
ha, called on friends in Dcnison Mon.
day.
Charles Trimble has purchased the
William Luney lot on east Railroad
Ave. Tie deal was made by the, j.
w. Miller Jr., agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Brian, of Lin
coin, Neb., arrived in the city the
first of the week for a visit with his
sister, Mrs. Geo. Richardson.
Mr. Jake Etzel, Of this place., was
n a l1nI fr, Nail Df 1oct ,yoo1r
to take his brothers place on account
Of his brother cutting his hand so
badly as to disable him temporarily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lafrentz and
children, Of Schleswig, were lin DeniI
son Tueeday shopping. Mr.. Lafrcntz
Mrs. George Pardey, who resides
at Portland. Ore, arrived in Denison
Sunday for a few days visit at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Geo. Rich
ardsOn.
Lewis Schmidt has purchased the
16O acre farm in Goodrich township
owned by the Johann Heide estate.
The sale was made through the agency
of j. w. Miller Jr.
/ NJ P. Renfro and Mr.. Mccormick, Of
Lincoln, Neb., spent Sunday in Deni-
son, guests at the Geo. Naevc home.
They spent Saturday In Charter Oak
transacting business.
O. L.. Fink and brother. Hannibal
Fink, motored down from Deloit Sat
urday to attend to some business mat
ters. Willie here the former made the
Review Office a pleasant call.
~. We have beenTrequesteds to- announce
that the evening services of the Meth
odist. Presbyterian and Baptist church,
es will be held half hour later, COM
mencing next Sunday, May I'd.
The college baseball team has a
game scheduled for Friday afternoon
of this week, when they will play the
Logan team on the local diamond.
The game is called for O'Clock and
should draw large crowd.
Mr.. j. v. Barborka and Mr.. W.
Miller. Jr. motorcd over to Manning
last evening, where Mr.. BarborKa APP
pearei on the program of a Womans
club entertainment, giving several
harp solos, They returned to Denison
this morning.
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gn3cciial Circles

A number of the ladies Of the Men
agh store invited come of the gentle
men to a picnic supper last Thursday
evening. A. delightful walk to the
! swinging bridge was enjoyed, after
which wienes were roasted and Q fine
which wienies were roasted and q fine
turn supper was held at the Bale farm
last evening and all enjoyed the, jolly
affair.
Miss Marie Heiden was hostess at
the II. Fl. club Thursday evening aud
served such a grand supper that the
members are still talking about It..
I Miss Grace Meyers entertained the
Woman's club at her home on Monday
afternoon at q delightful luncheon. Al
ter the regular meeting at the club
room tile ladies went to her home for
the treat.
Miss Rininsland will entertain the
|Kill Kare club Thursday evening.
| The Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres,
byterian church had splendid meet
| ing with Mrs. JOllnMount Wednesday.
| The society is making some change
\ in their method Of conducting meet
Iings and adding social features and
entertainments that will certainly
meet with popular approval.
The Shakespeare club celebrated
the birthday of the immortal bard on
Monday evening by. having q covered
Idish supper at the club room. Each
member invited guest and AbOdt
thirty-flye sat down to supper at $50.
Violets and plum blossoms were used
as decorations and looked very pref
/ ty. The after dinner program was in
charge of fMesdames Allie AinswOrtll
and NJ. A. Penney. Miss Hazel ALauh
land Mrs. Frank Lister each furnished
beautiful piano solos and Miss Steere,
of the normal college, gave number
NJ pleasing readings. A novel Shakes
Ipearean game kept all the company
busy and the evening was voted a
great success.
The p. e. O's spent delightful af
ternoon with Mrs. Ira Gilmore last
Friday. The trip to the lovely home
was made by auto and the ride was
much enjoyed. During the meeting a
number of very interesting letteih
from absent members were read. The
afternoon closed with an elegant sup
per and the ladies returned to Denison
about O'Clock feeling refreshed by
the lovely visit in the country.
The Friday club will hola its regu
lar meeting at the library club room
on Thursday. April 29th, instead o.
4 ON Friday, owing to the convention Of
the Foreign Missionary society
day. All members are urged to ut
tend this meeting as there is import
liant business to be transacted.
Coffee club will meet with Mrs. w
T. Wright on Wednesday, May 9Th, in
stead OF on Thursday as usual.
The Epworth League enjoyed a jolly
evening at Grace park on Friday eve
lining. when large fire was built. ant
wienies roasted. followed by stor.
telling in the freight.
d. A. r. will hold its regular month
ly meeting at the home of Mrs. w. I
Wright on Monday. May Sd.
| A cordial invitation has been extend
cd by the WOman's club ut Dunlap t
all the members Of the Denis0n Fed
lerated clubs to attend May day fes
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28

The bible study classes for women
will meet at the following homes on
Tuesday, May 4th, at the hours speci-
fed below: At $3.50 with Mrs. Alva
Champion; at 800 with Mesdanles II.
C.. Hawley, L. C. Goodrich. Ora Nc
Elwain, George TRACER, H. Beardsley,
VIM. Lorentzen, Frank Connery, M. u
Branch and Charles Bullock. The les
son will be discussion Of the eighth
chapter OF the book Of Acts.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28

Choice Residence Lot for Sale.
A splendid residence lot for sale in
d, nison. For pri:;s and particulars,
!. rite or phone Clauson Bros, Kiron.
Iowa. 13-4t
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FOR sALE-Thoroughbred Single
Comb White Leghorn eggs for hatch
ing, from large birds. Farm range;
$1.OO per Is. Mrs. Will Cook. Rt. 4,
Denison. Phone SIR. 17-4t pd
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Eaco Flour, sack 1920; 5 sack lots,
$2.15; 10 sack lots, $40. Not SO bad
for the best flour made. The Boys
store. 17-1t
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Telephone me to parcels post your
small trees and small fruit. plants,
shrubs and bulbs. ! send from one to
500; smaller trees and plants by mail.
w. NJ. Bomberger. Harlan, iowa. 17-2t
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Have trees covered with moist soil
back i'll large cellarN that can be plant
ed any time in May safely. w. M.
Bomberger, Harlan. l7-2t
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Farm hands Free

. Free of charge to farmers, hhip pay.
ing own train fares. We supply single
farm hands, dairy hands and married
couple thoroughly experienced. Phone
Main sofa. Diamond Farm Hand
Agency, SO So. Canal st., ID Floor.
Chicago, Ill. y. 12tf
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Over 10000 trees were planted in
May last two seasons out OF my nur.
sery. Those planting in May had a
better average stand of trees than
those planting in April. W., NJ. Bonn,
berger, Harlan. @ l7.2t
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Now is the time; Wygant's is the
place to buy high test, home grown
RED and WHITE CLOVER, ALSYKE,
ALFALFA, TIMOTHY and BLUE.
GRASS. Place your orders now be.
fore prices advance, as they always
do at seeding time. j. G. Wygant. 9-tf
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$40 to $22 paid in trade for any old
cream separator in Crawford county.
See Casson, the implement man at
Denis0n. 12-tf
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This will be biggest fruit year yet,
why not have plenty on your ground.
cut living cost, buy less, have cellars
and cans full. Get orders in quick to
w. M. Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. Phone
It. 17-2t
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See J. Armstrong for cement work,
sewer work and.cellar digging. Phone
1856. 13-4t
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& I will sell at auction 2 horses and
some harness and other articles On
Saturday, May 1st w. J. McAhren.
17-1t
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On telephone notice w. NJ. Bomber.
ger, Harlan, will ship nursery stock to
reach you any day you set to go to
town to trade. l7-2t
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Cut l.. w. birch, twelve different
kinds fancy shade, parking trees;
elms, naples. to go on first train. w.
M. Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. 17-2t
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Parties1who wish team work done
should see J.L. keyan. Phone 1883.
Denison, Iowa. 1926 pd
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Every year you don't plant is a year
lost. Telephone at once for yOur>nur-
sery stock to W. NJ. Bomberger, Har-
Ian, Iowa. l7i2t
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. G. NJ. McAhren. Tilt
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l still have choice Alfalfa, White
and Red Clover, Bluegrass, Rape and
Timothy seed at lowest market prices.
j. G. Wygant. lott
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Growing trees is not long, drawn
out affair II you plant right. give good
care, culture. have trees here for
inspection that have grown rs feet in
3 years, in decidious class, evergreens
that grew Is feet in 6 years. Drive
here in auto. inspect, then take home
a grove. w. NJ. Bomberger, Harlan,
Iowa. 1927
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Fancy ripe bananas for Saturday
only, 15c per dozen. J. B. Lyon. Tilt
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It's not matter of early or late
planting as much as it is to plant trees
that are alive and plSnting and caring
for them all summer. w. NJ. Bonn
berger, Harlan. l7-2t
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White Wyandotte eggs; 75c per Is;
$2.25 per SO; $500 per 100; farm range
Mrs. F. J. Smith, Charter Oak, Iowa.
15-5t pd.
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FOR SALE Thoroughbred pedi-
greed Shorthorn bulls, reds and roans,
at farmers prices. John II. Robinson,
Denison, Route 1. Vail phone. Long
distance connection. 7-tf
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The school board is now cOntemplat.
ing remodeling the old Hamilton res
idence, which was purchased by the
independent school district several
years ago, and fitting it up so that it
may be used for kindergarten and do.
nestle science work. 1t is estimated
that the cost of remodeling the build.
ing will be from $1,000 to $500. BY
having the domestic science depart
lnent and the kindergarten classes III
this building it will permit the NOV.
ing OF the seventh and eighth grades
from the north school building to the
central school and relieve Very
crowded condition.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28

EGGS FOR SALE-single Comb
Rhode Island Reds, as cents per set.
ting of L.; 81 per 100. Mrs. ]. A. Rich.
ardson, Wall Lake, Iowa. 16-4t pd
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: Seven room house for sale or rent.
Two blocks from post Office. Inquire
at Phone 80. 17-2t pd,
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|, Fancy bedding Cannas. Gcraniums
in bloom; Saliva, other bedding plants
and house plants, indoor and outdoor
ferns, cemetery planting stock, cut
flowers for Decoration day, Mothers
day. Book orders early with w. M.
Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. 17-2t
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m,scELLANEous

Fancy ripe bananas for Saturday
only, 15c per dozen. J. B. Lyon. 17-1t
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Clover, Alsike, Timothy and Alfalfa
seed for sale at Casson's. la-tf
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We are three BARRIERS under the
Crawford County State bank. 17-2t
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For standard and everbearing straw
berries and small fruits. grape vines.
Phone w. NJ. Bomberger now. 17-2t
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Fancy ripests baaanas for Saturday
only. 15c per dozen. J. b. Lyon. Tilt
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Eating and Seed Potatoes, carly
ones. Good stock; S bnshcI lots, 75c.
Late varieties, S bushei lots, Csc. Tho
Boys Store. 17-1t
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FOR sA!LE

In May phone nursery orders to w.
NJ. Bomberger, Harlan, at his expense
17.2t
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First class painter. A. G. Keller.
Phone 1887. 17-2t pd
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WANTED-Stock to pasture by the
month. Call John Yankey, Phone No.
BLK. 17-4t pd
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FOR sALE-Barred Rocks and
Rhode Island Red eggs, 40c per setting
Inquire OF H. Il. Schultz. 16-4t pd

For Sale. H
shorthorn and D6sble STANDARD
Polled Durham bulls. from 6 to 80
months old; these are broad back
beefy fellows. VIII also price q few
heifers. Farm. Sec. rs. Washington
township. Phone 30-M or 30-Z. Arion.
G. F. Chase. Buck Grove. 6-tf
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FOR SALE-Good residence lot just
east of Mr.. Pierce's. Lot is high and
faces south. Inquire of Mrs. L. A.
iScwell. 1927
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This Week

We arerin Des Moines attending the An.
nual Convention Of Iowa Photographers.
We will bring back all the new ideas in
photography. Yours the benefit.
". ". Ferguson
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During wet May weather you can
plant trees from here when you can't
farm, from dormant trees here in eel.
lars. Drive here when it's hot and
dry in auto. take trees home, bury in
moist soil until 1t rains, then plant.
This can be done for three weeks yet.
! guarantee trees to grow. w. NJ.
Bomberger,s Harlan, Iowa. 17-2t
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Leave orders for day old chicks with
w. C. VanNess at the college. lott