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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-12-03
Trustees Sale.

Whereas Thomas Miles ana Grace N. Mites
his wife, hy their certain deed " trust. dated
February - Ipli, recorded In book iJi, at
page 40 in the office 81 the Recorder Of
Deeds. within aud for Holt county. state ~
Missouri. conveyed to tn underslgn, trustee
IN trust To- secure the pay m,nt ~ their prom.
issory note therein described and the Interest
thereon, tn. following described real estate,
situate, lyins and bvirg IN tibet 'Ounty 81 Holt.
state " Missouri, to- wit; south ONE half ~
Of : iut beast quarter ~ and south one. half
~ Of NORTH one half ~ ~ southeast quar-
ter ~ of section Seveut. en- ~. Township ts,,
Range y. Holt County. Missouri and whereas
default has been made In the payment uf in.
t.fcst due On laid note. ana by reason Of said
default, according to the terms Of said deedof
trust, all of said note has become due and
payable. Now therefore, At the request ~
the !, gal holder Of said note and In pursuance
Of the provisions Of said deed " trust and the
authority In me vested thereby, I will on
Monday. December 9Th. 1918.
between the hours OF ten o'clock o. IN. and
I've o'clock y. IN. OF that day. at the north
front door Of The court house, In the Citv OF
Oregon. Holt County. Missouri, sell at public
vendue to the highest bidder for cash the
above Described real estate for the purposss
OF said trust. - -
RAYMOND r. cALkiNs.
Trustee
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-12-03
the rooms heated Just right.

There WAS . large crowd attended
the box supper given by the Bigelow
schools, Tuesday evening, OF last week
and 1875 was cleared for school pur
poses. Chauncey Wilson sold the
boxes with both credit to himself IN
the patrons OF the district. The
Mound City Glee club, composed OF
the following members: James Mitch.
ell, Misses Aiyce Carter. Fern Morris.
leila Tibbels, MI dred Never, Doi o,hy
Lawson, Myrtle Iilsley, Zepha lden
aud Merle Mitchell, OF Mound City.
rendered an extra good program.
which WAS enjoyed by all present.
Several Of the ladies got together and
made quite Q lot OF candy, which
Mrs. Frank Walker and Mrs. Chss
Osborne sold, which helped to swell
the receipts. Everybody seemed TO
enjoy. the evening, There was quite b
crowd over from Mound City. The
school board on behalf OF the patrons
desires TO thank those who so kindl,
assisted In making the entertainment
Q success.
RUBE,
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Mrs. Gottlieb OFT and family spent
Thanksgiving with Enoch Snitbers
and family.
Lee Hughes spent Sunday evening
with our new neighbor, George Rog.
ers aud family. 70. -.!r -...
w. V. Brown, wife and son. Ar.
thur, visited with Mrs. Laura Black.
Thanksgiving -.. ..
Misses Nada Smith and Roxy
Chiicoat visited Mrs. Linnie Ash
worth, Friday
Mrs Lee Hughes visited Saturday
night and Sunday with her son, Ar
thur and family
Mrs. J. j Garner is visiting with
bsr daughter, Mrs. Harry Sipes, Of
Forbes, this week.
George Garner purchased Ford
car from Glen Profit, Of Fillmore,
one day, this week.
Ben Smith and Lillian Rogers and
sister, Alga, visited with their aunt,
Rosa Graham, Sunday.
Jess Elliott and brother, OF FIN.
more, visited with Frank Elliott,
their brother, Sunday.
Josh Chllcoat visited his brother
and wife, of.snear Savannah. from
Wednesday:untii Saturday.
Miss Violet Chilcoat visited with
her cousin, miss Annis Hughes,
Wednesday night and Thursday.
Miss Katie Elliott, OF Fillmore,
visited with her brother, Frank Ell.
OFT, from Friday until Saturday.
Those Who visited Al Josh Chill.
coats, Sunday, we're: David Allen,
Mrs. Liza Smith and daughter, vadA
Miss Nellie Black spent Thanks
giving with her grandfather and fam.
lily, OF Craig. She had . very pleasant
time.
Miss Ora Munkers, the Monarch
teacher, spent from Wednesday until
Sunday evening with her father and
family.
Miss Violet Cbilcoat and Lillian
II gers had business, Saturday, with
Mrs. Enos Smithers, Bale Karr and
Mrs. Sam kArr.
Those Who visited with Mrs.
Black, Sunday last, we're: Miss Ora
Munkers. and jasper bradford and
family, Of Fillmore.
Those Who visited with George
Hughes, Sunday ,swere: Fred Hughes
and fsmily,sMp. Mary Profit, and
children, hale Ksrr and family.
Those Who visited with Lee
Hughes, Thanksgiving, we're: Mrs.
Maybe Chilcoat and three children
Mrs. Ida Rogers and family. Arthur
Hughes and family, and they oil en-.
joyed themselves we'll.
The Sunday school election WAS
held Sunday and the following we're
elected: Enos Smitbers, superintend.
ent; Mrs. James Smith, assistant su.
perintendent; Miss Violet Chilcoat,
secretary and treasurer; George Gar.
ner, organist. Miss Annis Hughes, a..
slstant organist; teacher Of Bible
class, David Allen; teacher Of junior
class, Mrs. George Garner; teacher OF
card class, Mrs, Eliza Smith, and Miss
Violet Chilcoat, Cradle Roll superin
tendent Monarch boasts OF ~ babies
on the Cradle Roll.
JOHNNY JUMP UP.
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Guardians Notice,

Notice IL hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed guardian Of the
person and estate Of George ". iiihbsrd, who
has been by ths Probate Court Of Holt Coun
OF managing his AFFAIRS
Al persons having claims against the &C.
required 10 exhibit them for n lOwNnce before
the Probate Court Of said Holt County With
In one year from the date Of this publication.
or they shall be forever barred,
First publication, December 3. 1915.
JOHN u. HIBaARD,
Guardian,
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Never said = word, Happy.
Its safe TO put 'em on now.

-mFSs w W CttktUdTl was u fOTtsJ
CITY visitor, last Tuesday.
Jasper Odell finished gathering
corn, "Wednesday.
n L. Schoonoyer was asst. Joseph
visitor. one day. last week.
Mrs q. NJ. Larrabee was shopping
IN st. Joseph, one day, last week.
Mel Newton. OF Mound City, was
calling on friends here, last Sunday.
!. u Morris and wife visited with
Harry Morris and family, last Sunday.
Attorney W. n. Richards, Of ore.
gon, was a business visitor here, Mon.
--Jode Beekman and George Courier
were st. Joseph visitors, last Satur.
day.
Felix Gambrel was looking after
business matters In st. Joseph, last
Friday.
Several from here attended the
picture show In Mound City, Tuesday
evening
John Coughlin WAS . Council
Bluffs, Iowa, passenger, Tuesday
''h
Frank Walker was looking after
business interests In Oregon, last
'""sy'
IT. J. Bridgmon and Gene Happy
uo nS"s' "e'e "o'"' wy "'''''s'
.'
Mrs. q. W. Hoerefe visited with
~ es :" "u'o' Heo'' se'e's "sSs'
wen
,, . PIT ,. nUme' , sm,'n is smte'ts,n'
~ ne. IT,. 'no'"e' ''o" SA'A""A"' MO-
WIS "ees
NJ. L",s LAY rolu IN " rIes'on,
.na I. III, WYNN '''''"s WV" "e' 'o"
" "
r.,sc MAJ w. ma .sss,, mo, ,o, owe, 20
s,s,, y,,H ~, ,I..s 'o' "s''
'. WV" e'
,,,,s. 100, nook Snu iam,y we're mere
~ ~. "a III '"s VIII"
e' "' '
o,., ,snny, Mo"nS ~. ' ,.s, uyyn %s,e
s,.,,,n,, ~, - III, ,.a. '"s''
ss Wv" 'e'.
John Coughlln was In Kansas
c s 1sV hs. Ihys ,, ' "ee~' 'ooA"k
"'' "s' '"''''''
Mrs. Blanch Carson, OF Oregon,
visited with her sister, Mrs. Lottie
'o"' 's''
i. Is. Fsrber WAS here Monday
from 81. Joseph, looking over Ills
farm, southeast OF town.
Oscar Lease and wife visited with
Mrs Leases father, Mr.. MUser, south
OF Fortescue, last Sunday.
Harold pov,,., ,s hare ,h,s ~ssL
from Avalon, Mo, visiting With his
brother, George and family.
M,s " Al N.,., and a.,,,,.,s
Ru, n and Mailer vi.i,sd ~i,H ,sis,
tivss IN Crazy, last Thursday.
ch.r,sv c.,,o, and ,.r,,i, y,
ci.,,nS. III, "a ~
C"t,on and family nvs, Snna.v
WV ''
ho,n No III. u.su v,,,,,n, vi" NJ
10, d."ai,, ~ 20 IL, =. mnn W"
wv 1.h"'''' WIS '~'''' ''""''~"'
Tommy Asher, assistant agent for
the burlington Al Kellerton, Iowa, Is
n ,..H v" 'AeA''o" " 'e" oAys' oh's
couple OF hogs. one day, last week.
and Hayes Graham butchered six
"os'' "o"'"''
w. NJ. Asher and " lie aud Nathan
Adams and wife were guests AZ q big
turkey dinner at the home OF Ear
hook In Napier, last Thursday.
-Oryille Bridgmon and Frank VII.
son l.ft last Monday evening for Chill.
licothe, Mo-, to resume their studies |
~ the Chillicothe Business college.
W N wh.,sv.,d u,,. who ,.v.
been visiting with relatives here for
several days. returned to their home
In Maitland, last Sunday afternoon.
M,s M.,v s,.,, .,a a.,u,,,..
Nis. H,ms ~ "AE p,ss, 81" c uis"Sn ws
guests At the home OF Mrs Snaps
daughter, Mrs. George Cook, several
days, last week.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-21
.CANCE[LAT|ONOF
EXPORT WHEAT
Submarine Activities Cause
Shrinkage in Export De-
mand; Prices Fall

Chicago. August 20.-Shrinkage of ex-
port demand, circumstance laid princi-
pally to the sinking of the Arabic and
the reported sinking of the Bowie, did a
good deal today to lower the price of
wheat. The market, although steady at
the close was 1@17sc net lower with Sep
TENDER at s1.04as and December at s1.O2%.
Corn showed setback of &c to 140ssc
and oats of a shade to &c. In provisions
the outcome varied from. 7ltc decline to
a rise of &C.
Depression showed itself in the wheat
market as soon as trading began and had
not been fully overcome when news came
that the Bowie had followed the Arabic
that had been largely banished returned
at once in much greater degree and
seemed to shut out for the rest of the day
all hope of any important rally.
1 Possibilities of serious complications
growing out of the torpedoing of the Ara
bic Were now magnified by a much in
creased number of wheat traders, where
as other price factors were largely lost
sight of. Special significance in~this con-
nection appeared to be the fact that no
fresh sales whatever to Europe were re-
ported today from the seaboard On the
contrary. some cance'lings of export sales
were noted as having taken place at Kan
sas City.
Aside from the results of German sub
marine activity, the chief influence on The
wheat market was the continued bearish
crop, outlook in the northwest. Rains in
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Produce Market

New York, August 20.-Butter steady;
receipts. 1926. Creamery extras. 90 score.
254@26c; creamery, higher scoring 261aN
&c: firsts. 246256c. Eggs steady; receipts,
1922; fresh gathered extras 26@27c; extra
firsts, 24d251ac: firsts, 22k0i231ac; seconds.
20@22c. Cheese easy; receipts. 3ll0; state
whole milk fresh flats, white and colored,
specials, 13A@1319c; do average fancy, 13c.
Live poultry firm; western chickens, brcil-
ers, zoe; fowls, 17cls turkeys. 13M15c.
Dressed steady; western frozen roasting
chickens, 1S922c; fresh fowls, iced, 1870
171ac: turkeys. 15@16c
Chicago. August Coulter unchanged.
Eggs unsettled; receipts, 7716 cases; at
mark, cases Included. 16419c; ordinary
firsts, 1s619c; firsts, northern. zoe; firsts,
southern, 19a191ac. Potatoes lower; re-
ceipts, 20 cars; Jersey cobblers, bulk, $40
5sc; Minnesota Ohios, 37d40c. Poultry,
alive lower; fowls, 131ac: springs, 16la@1Ic
Kansas City, August 2O.-Butter. cream
cry, &c: firsts, Csc; seconds, 23c; packing,
19Hc. Eggs. frsts, 19c; seconds, lac. Pol
try, hens 12c; ROSTERS, &c; broiers, loo.
st. Eouis, August 20.-Poultry, butter
and eggs unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-21

From the Philadelphia Telegraph.
A man who wrote book and the critic
who reviewed it met at a dinner and
since the review had not been a very
favorable. one there was some argument
as to the merits of the work.
The story did not appeal to me as
striking the right chord" declared the
critic, land in writing the review I did
no more than fellow bmy town honest
conviction"
But, my dear sir, persisted the
author, II maintain that you are. in NO
position to appreciate the. work. You
have never written book. yourseg, you
know"
Very true" was the quick rejoinder
of the critic. Neither have ! ever laid
an egg, but l am a better judge of an
omelette than any hen in the country .
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swAPPERs. COLUMN

WILL swap money for old overcoats,
suits and pants Gem Cleaning Co., 2206
I'd ave. Phone Main 1909 S-15-3ot
WANTED-To exchange one lot front
ing 90 feet on old Tennessee pike
or Mt. Pinson road in North Bir-
mingham, one inside lot 57x1S0 in
high class residence section for five
passenger automobile with demount-
able rims. Address Real Estate Elk
change, Boyles, Ala. S-20-3t
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SWAPPERS' COLUMN
sWApPERs, COLUMN

WILL swap for cash, cottage at st. Clair
Springs on lot los feet by 30 feet; C +
tage in good condition and furnished;
property carries right to use of sprlns
water. Address Box 800. Birmingham
Ala 6-17-tf
WANTED-To swap for part cash, part
Birmingham property and part deferred
payments. fine alfalfa farm near
Dancy, value $50 per acre. Write Box
GA. Dancy Ala. S-1S-3Ot
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Germ: No. yellow, Ss@S41Ac; others NOM
inal Oats: No 8 white. new, 40HdHc;
No. white, old, 4sd50c; standard, old,
&c. Rye: No. 2, 81 o5Q1. 06. Barley 55@72c.
Timothy, s. .5Oa5.75. Glover, IS .35@13. %.
Pork, s13. 70. Lard, IS. Ribs, IS. 25QS IS.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-Bright, energetic young man
to travel and trim windows: must fur
nish good references; will pay salary
and expenses Address in own hand
writing, giving references. Address
Y-S0. care Age-Herald. S-20-2t
WANTED-To assist young men in pass
ing pharmacy board examination. This
course can be given either by mail or In
person. For further Information, write
to Wilson's Institute Pharmacy, p ..
Box 166, Bessemer Ala. S-19-eod-i5t
WANTED-Good carpenter with tools to
work today and Monday. Apply South
ern hotel. corner 4th ave. and 10Th St,
between and this morning.
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st. Louis Grain

st. Louis, August 20.-Wheat: No. 2
$1.1SM1. 10; No. hard nominal Septem
Der, 81 .O5i4: December. $1.03ss. Corn: No
., 791sc; No. white, 79c: September, 744c
December 61AM61Ac. Oats: No. 2, new
Ale; No. 2 white, old, SEES new. 42isc; Sep
tember, 3Ssc; December, S7Ac.
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Rice Market

New Orleans. August 20.-The tone of
the rice market today was steady. Re-
ceipts rough, 1858. millers, 1l25. Sales
rough Honduras. 6S0S sacks at 3. 2on3 .96c
clean Honduras. 1902 pockets at 27sq41sc
Quotations unchanged.
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FARM LANDS

FARM FOR SALE-70 acres on Lookout
) mountain. 45 acres in cultivation; we'll
improved, For further information
8-2l-lt
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YOU CAN BUY SATURDAY A 81. so
DRESS AND SPORT SHIRT FOR 59c
MEMS 49c UNDERWEAR, &c; SILK
HALF HOSE. 35c KIND, 19c; ATHLET-
&c UNDERWEAR, 19c A GARMENT
SATURDAY AT THE REMNANT
STORE, 2Ol7 I'd AVE.
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ONE CENT A WORDIONE CENT A WORD

- - SIaD
RATEs=one cent a word a day: no nd.
taken Tor less thnn 25c for first inser-
ton: Cash must accompany order.
FOR SALE
TALK WITH ALAN JEMIsoN.
1908 jeff. Co. Bank Bldg s.S-tf
WE Will build you home. BiIming-
nam Building and Imp. Co.. 41415-I6
American Trust Bldg 1-16-tf
FOR SALE-One $50 horsepower Babcock
| & Wilcox water tube boiler thoroughly
on .rhauled and inspected by Hartford
Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance
company, with an allowance of $50 lbs.
| pressure. Kilby Frog and Switch COM
pany, p. o. Box 914. birmingham. Ala
5-13-tf
FOR SALE-LARGE LOT ONE AND
TWO-INCH PIPE. CHAS. DUBOSE
IRON CO. 7-25-3Ot
| FOR SALE-The property known as the
Hotel Warner located at Columbiana,
| Ala; this hotel is fully furnished; has
| about 2S bedrooms, large lot with a 2
! story house, besides outhouses, etc; this
! hotel is situated just across the street
| from the beautiful new courthouse, and
| is fine investment for a good, live
| hotel man; possession can be given at
| any time For further informa ton, ad-
dress Geo. T. Smith, Administrator,
| Covington. Ca S-15-7t
| FOR SALE-Cheap, National cash reg
| listers good as new, 4 iron safes, . cigar
| wall cases, 10 beautiful display cases,
! 70 suits OF furniture, oak, cherry, wal
nut and mahogany; must move quick.
Traders Salvage Co., I'LL LIST ave-
Phone 643. S-1S-7t
| MERCANTILE business in fast growing
town in south Alabama; fine farming
country in Satsuma orange belt; don't
| answer unless you mean business. Mer-
chant, Box .. Loxley Ala. S-2o-9t
FOR SALE-Three building lots on Dart
mouth ave-, Bessemer. close in. p. N.
Booker, Albany, Ga. s-2O-7t
FOR SALE-Genuine Boston bull puppy
F, 70S N 10Th st. S-2O-3t
FOR SALE-Good home in Woodawn on
| three car lines; will sell on easy terms
| or will take other property or automo-
! bile as part pay. Address O-79, care Age
| Herald. S-21-2t
FOR SALE-On August 2S, 1915. at /!
| O'Clock a. M, by order of E. IL. Dryer.
| referee. | will sell, subject to ratifca-
| ton by the referee, the furniture and
| fixtures, also the stock of drugs and
! drug supplies now located IN the Lang
| ford drug store 23O West Eighth ave.
| Graymont. Inventory of the fixtures and
stock can be seen at my office No. 210S
| list ave. T. c. Buckshaw. Trustee for
S. M. Langford, Bankrupt. S-21-4t
LETTERS sell wares better Have you
! ever used high class fac smile type
written letters by multigraph pro-
| cess to fatten your sales? No public
| ity vet devised will get the same re-
| suits Quickly, too We are special
| lists in preparing and producing let
| ters that make good" Prices low;
| deliveries prompt. Beaumont Adver-
Using agency.
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FOR RENT-Large, 3-story store, facin 2
90 feet; 1S05-07 LIST ave, extending back to
Morris ave. and l.. & N. tracks: large,
modern electric elevator. f. l.. Demere,
1s1714 LIST ave, Potter Bldg. Phone Main
1873 S-ls-It
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AUTOMOBILES

4, AUTOMOBILES
ONE E. NJ. f. cut-down roadster just
Soverhauled and in good condition. for
be17b cash. Address LIS, care Age-Her-
Aid. S-19-7t
USED CARS-FOR SALE,
ONE CYCLE CAR, 2-PAS-
SENGER, 1915 MODEL,
$125; ONE ROADSTER,
1918 MODEL, $275; ONE
5-P ASS EN- G E R, 1918
MODEL, $500; ON 3
Up ASS E N GE R, 1913
MODEL, $3.50; @ N D
ROADSTER, 1918 MODEL,
$3.50. ALL THESE CARS
ARE IN VERY BEST
CONDITION. COKE
MOTOR SALES CO., 2112
AVE. C.
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FOR RENT October l, modern apartment
newly papered. polished floors, 4 rooms,
large hall, furnace gas heater connected
for hot water; possession Mt once. $685.
8. 14th st. Large front porch and back
porch; reasonable rent. Phone Main
1923. S-12-tf
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FOR RENT

f>SS~SS<fT~T~S? s<-><>-r>-->~~-~~>~-T~.
FOR RENT-Ent1re upstairs consisting
OF four large rooms, large front porch
sleeping porch, private bath. partly fur
nished, $50, or unfinished s45 Lights,
water, heat, telephone included in above;
no additional expense except your cook
ing gas. One of South Highlands best
homes and convenient to cars. Will rent
only to adults and references required.
Address DIS. care Age-Hera!d. S-12-tf
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WANTED-Will buy for cash, merchan-
disc of all descriptions clothing. gro
ceries, furnishings; confidential COM
munication from merchants who want
to move old stocks. Traders Salvage
Co., I'LL LIST ave-, p. o. Box 1856. Tele-
phone SAB. 8-1S-7t
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FURNISHED hotel wanted by expert
enced hotel people, first class MOTEL
In live town in Georgia or Alabama !;
Will rent or lease same; give all par
ticulars in first letter. We can furnish
the best of reference. Address r. y
c., i12 cambridge, Montgomery, Ala
S-17-6t
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WANTED-Good second hand delivery
wagon; wheels must be good J. S.
Bukacek, Riverside, Ala. S-15-tf
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RATES-One cent word n day; no nd.
taken for less than 25c for first fuscr-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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WANTED-To buy direct from owner
bungalow, south or east front, in Nor
wood or Northside; must be a bargain
Tor cash. Phone 6753-W. SIS 81
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FOR special messenger. call 30. Business
strictly confidential. 6-23-tf
1 BUY mortgages and wen secured notes
j. w. Dukes, 425 Woodward Bldg. S-8-tf
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RATES-One cent n word n day; no nd.
taken for less than 25c for first inser.
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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MONEY TO LEND
TALK WITH ALAN JEM1soN.
Af,tv

REAL ESTATE loans to suit you In
amount, terms and interest; can pay
back monthly or yearly. John w.
Prude. LOG ed ST.. N. Bell phone 240.
1O-16-t II
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WE buy second hand clothes. shoes, for
cash. Phone 1881. 2116 I'd. 1-20-tf
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FOR RENT-RnnMS

LANCE, cool, nicely furnished and new
ly papered bedrooms, $3.50 and So;
light housekeeping apartments COM
pletely furnished only $3.50; hot and
cold bath with all other modern con-
ave. 7-21- If
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We negotiate loans and sell real es-
tate. Can handle desirable farm
loans. Mcconnell. Anglin. White.
POPS Sd ave. 10-29-rf
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WANTED
SHAVING loo at 1929 Attn ave. 11-2s-tf
SAFETY RAZOR blades sharpened bet
ter than new. 25c dozen. Send them
parcel post. Robert Prowell Stove Co..
Birmingham. 4-I0-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-25
MOUSE THAT HLGH
 BOYS BUILT READY
Pretty Little Bungalow to Be Thown Open for Public Inspection
 TOmOErOW

That the boys of the manual train ing class of the Pine Bluff high school are qualified to build houses will be emonstrated Friday after noon and Saturday, when the general public will be invited to inspect the bungalow erected by them for Leo Fox, in Laurel street between Elcv- cnth and Twelfth avenues.
 The work was done under tho direct supervision Of Prof. Horton. of the High school faculty, and all of the work was done by the boys of the class. who hava been engaged thercat for some time past.
 In order that the public may have clear idea of the extent of the achievement of the boys, furniture will be placed in the house by the knoX-Walker; linen and other such stuff will be loaned by the Murphy Martin company: and pictures ana other ornaments will be loaned by Mullagren's art store.
 The faculty and members of the high school classes will be in the re- ceiving party. and the reception vii De held from 3 to ! Friday afternoon from to 8 Friday night and from 2 to l Saturday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-25
Worry Has q Value.

There must be a way of tnkins worry rightly. so that 1t shall do ue good and not harm. Worry, rightly taken. should train to quletness. hu- lllity, patience. gentleness, sympa. .i.y It ough: aot 10 eventuate (though 1T naturally does) ir making others suffer because we are uncomfortable, in ,uakjng us a source of painful worry to others because we gre worried ou- selves.--A. H R. Boyd