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THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION

THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Taking the whole of the 18th ses-
sion by and large, about the most
sensible thing (perhaps the only sensi-
Bile thing the legislature did was to
create single state board of educa-
ton. That was certainly and incon-
testably a real advance on the previous
system of numerous boards with their
inevitable diversity of interests, wire
pulling, and petty jealousies amount
ing every second year to a 6O-day
tussle. The state has saved money,
has been spared wrangles, and has
improved its school system vastly by
having one board intead of five. OPP
position to the system of having a
single board of education has not come
from any true friends of education in
Idaho.
The other features of the act are
not so admirable nor did the legisla-
tors display equal wisdom and judg-
ment in framing the other provisions
of the law. The act provides that no
person shall have place on that
board who shall have previously al
of the state educational institutions
as regent, member of a board instruc-
tor. or student. This is too sweeping, |
and, if allowed to stand, will in time |
exclude from the educational interests
of the state the services of the best
and most representative citizens This
is true because in another twenty
years pretty nearly all of the best
people in Idaho will be graduates Of
the state university or of one of the
other state schools. This is not a
works a real hardship, it can be cor
rected with little trouble. In the mean
time the provision has probably served
some excellent ends
A much more serious defect in the
act is that which relates to the office
of commissioner of education. 1t
would make for a better understand
ing if the duties of the comm ssioner
were carefully defined and his exact
status made clearer. There seems to
be an an impression in some quarters
that, once elected by the board. his
over the board is supreme
In other quarters the opinion is held
that he is merely the paid servant Of
the board accountable to them for eve
ry act and that his powers are merly
recommendatory, mot executive. If
the law could be so phrased as to
clear up these matters perhaps there
would be less dissatisfaction.
But whatever the defects of the law
two things should be carefully borne
IN mind in all discussions of education
Of education was instrumental in
framing the law or in suggesting any
Of it's provisions. The commissioner :
If education had nothing whatever to
10 with the creating of his office or the
determining of it's character
The Board of Education and the
of Education have been
and devotedly attempting to
AIRY out the provisions of the law
~ which their offices were created.
f there are defects in the law it is
he legislature, not the board not the
who is responsible.
AS matter of fact we have had
or the past two years very fine
oard of education. Upon being ap. :,
ointed the members assumed very diff
cult roles and they have played them V
18th sincerity, good faith, and the most
pparent desire to give the state the :
cry best that was in them.
For a mere nothing (s100 year,
1e state has had the services of ex-
lac
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The act by which the state Board of
Education was created specifically di
rects that the board shall prevent
wasteful duplication of effort in" state
educational institutions. "Wasteful
sounds like very good
description of a Junior college
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perienced business men, conscientious,
able, and with a capacity for hard
work not often displayed in any line
of endeavor.
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HIS NEW Stevens-Duryea
RUNABOUT OR roadster or
sPEEDsTER OR whatever
YOU CALL A joy wagon
THAT COST $455O f. o. b.
CHICOPEE FALLS, Massachusetts,
TO SAY nothing of the
FREIGHT ON the car and
THE DUNNAGE they always
THROW IN with a
BIG CAR like that,
MADE MEEKER admit that he
HAD A GOING concern
SORT OF AN automobile,
EZRA INVITED the Senator
TO TAKE A ride with
HIM IN HIS Ford jumpabout.
AND JERRY said Alright"
AND HE WENT with Meeker,
AND THEY WE'RE getting
ALONG FINE when something
BEGAN TO rattle, and
< -
JERRY SAID to Meeker,
WHAT'S THAT rafting,
MEEKER, ANYTHING the
MATTER WITH this Carp
AND NEEKER said NO,
JERRY, THAT'S only
THIRTY-EIGHT hundred
DOLLARS AND my pocket
KNIFE THAT have left
OVER AFTER buying
y
THIS FORD
INSTEAD
OF A
STEVENS"
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Several American universities have
postponed anniversary celebrations,
owing to financial stringencies due to
the war
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TODAY'S EVENTS
Jan. q In American History

jail. ZZ TIT NTICT IOdT! TfISIU. Y,
1S13-Battle of Frenchtown. or River
Raisin. near the site of Monroe
Mich; Great Britain's Indian allies
under the notorious Pro tor defeat
ed General WincheSter's American
forces. who surrendered to the
number of about SUl.
1S10-George ID. Prentice. poet and edi-
tor. died; born 1902
1S94-Constance Fenim0re WOolson.
author of note. died; born 1913.
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w. G. BARGE
AUCTIONEER

Sells anything, anywhere. Farm
sales a speciality. Have had over -
years experience, terms reasonable
and satisfaction guaranteed. Have
me draw your bill up for you free Of
charge.
Phone 1901 Noseow. Idaho
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ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

STRONOMICAL EVENTS.
Evening stars: Jupiter Saturn. Morn
ing stars: Venus. Mars The corners
of the great square of Pegasus point
east, west, north and south The star
at the eastern or highest corner is Al
pherat Of constellation Andromeda
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.
FOR SALE-MisceIlaneOus.

FOR SALE-BALED ALFALFA HAY.
G. L. Comstock. Phone, Farmers
9161 98tf
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GENERAL WOTHERSPOON

Maj. Gen. William Wallace Wother-
spoon, late chief of staff of the United
States army, has accepted the position
of superintendent of public works Of
New York.
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-29
.Ia UgKE
ATTEND
&
WILL DISCUSS The IDLE
LAID Is PKSJ lT sslsl.
CULTURAL MEETING
TO BE EiEI.. ID
al 4 L ON.
srsl People AFs Much interested
as This City WIN BE Repre-
sented.

- y. y
The agricultura, committee OF the
Chamber of Commerce received oiiis
ciaf not iieati0n to DAY from Columbia
that the effortS being made IN that
city to SECURE the al tend lance at Char
lesion AIR Clement s. Ucfgr, ilirec.
tor OF coienizatiCn OF the Eoufhern
Settlement and Development Con-
gFesas With headquarters at BRilfnofs
had been successful, And that Mr..
Ticker, FORMERLY eenEacted with the
Indus triat an d agricl litiir6i hiireaii or
IilsilgiS w0uld deliver an fiiidsess at
stfel - s. which A
- Re UP the question OF possible iisi-
migration and 6ttiene1t on the iSiiss
lands in the State. Local peopie are
much tntetesfed In the Charleston
.eoiire ssnza itsse this city will be
repf esi there. and Isl :iris favor Of
raaity xsf he prop osed plans to be
goltl5aeQ At the Ecsaferen while
ttAe y - are q ~ q cHezp. tHutlsS N A1qeTss
ecn yqtls3l on az least very few, Tor
lEsl sti u niAfiy land 6Wnhra and
naaisDiA 5lll others inter ia !: "a. ~.
i
pursued nisa st eatireiy Cd high pfica
ed lhilQ hope that epflie Skpeft dairy
men ana truckers may lie brought To !
the ssoliilts HlS especially 20 ( ainrh
tneSrechfie no 6e5s iiy proE shss Eiiich
has stt mo DO 81 wing ana afaaifis :
PROD sctton IN ndefson Count Sl !. s.
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VIM pandiyer of the county was
visitor m the city yesiesday.
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|lylR s Aa 3
h, ( ! ] / rs l1
ISl'zIssIg skSxRy al EYsl tlprse
II sltsA Morn.

Mrs Martha Mattisnn Cox died
yest Fdny mis- z sc 40 O'clock at
her home M Bel Il the age ns ri
years. Aixss Cox si ad been \ iii with
grip fnr the; . ksE two kests. Two
days Agos neamonfa developed and
owing to her advanced age. the doc
tors or nurse were unable to relieve
her and she quietly passed away into
the land Of Una ii 7iss;fisions,' for
witch she he'd sd lon lived and look
cd forward &c. s.
~ AiEg. Cox eAas the widow of the late.
Capt Geprge Cox who died 4 q
years ago. She " ae the daughter OF
the ihte 5filisam 1fiittiaofi. Who lived
near a0nea Path; bnt COX t44 years
she has lived at her Did home ia Bel
tor and &c vas here, SugFDuNded by.
those che ioVed best, thas the end
came yesterday. Sine Is survived bY;
one brofbeE; h1r. William Miittiaon of
llona gath, and nine ohiliren Judge
~ = Cox Qt a slefSun, j. r.. COX, r.
Cox ~ ". Cox. E,ilass n Coz OF
tsaitouf Mrs. e E;linirscaies, Mrs.
y. AZ, Hclccmbes AIRS W. j. Moore
head % Heltotl, =. n. Cox OF lar-,
llnglon Bsss ges sIlsfs aFe left a Rood
clisf fdfetS 5fIo vi Il wifi them
fllseuglt asfe the sl,feei Influences OF her
Gllrihtian lfle. She wsa devoted
member Of the s3nptIst chufch ana Il
VIII be there tofisv AZ Il o'eiock thaf
hyr fcsmhr pnst1r. Rex. nv. 4. TATE.
ltDysof aakeshurt viii perform the
last Afla eersslc ND She u flli BE laid
u rest IA the ~ iai liHf ndnietefy be-
sid hese lli tbaild aid kTeH children
tosAtSait the rRslfr ecflcn morn.
81 srandels slll aee as pail
bearers GlaFeaee cIinkscdses.
fEeilfg iie, lea w, 8 y. Cos. 5f..
s7eVree ~. <9Ss leWis Cox ana
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Renna ble Conf erence
AT Clemson Col lege
The Thought Intelligent Discasns Making
Meeting One Long BE by Editors and Farr
Dssacnssrasiols Agenss ID Attendance.
fine work in Darlington Co,in,

nuiu " ~ siihe sNotySSiit tOstltlIBtcil AsVtlii
several representatives 0f the ag7
riculaural department. IN hingtufi
are here akilig d lively interest ia
the conferences. Among these are:
J. a. Evans. ssigtart to Ds, Bfadfoi'd
Knapp; L. w Hill formerly super
intendent of education In Alahataa.
but now in charge OF the boy corn
club work; n. e. Sayely, heid agent
of the farm deTnonst stration work: w.
r Ward. or the bureau Of animal siti-
dnstry, and ). II. MeLain. 0s the
Dairy division.
Aiken. Anderson. Sumter. Grean-
to follow the lead OF Darlington ini
teaching agriculture In the rural
sehu0ls
The sessions will be concluded to-
morrow morning and the deiHnnstrAs
lion agents will return 70 IA 81 homes b
h sfiiIsd with a deterzniha lion to 10 q
fhester years work. "
The Following wag the geuer pro-
gram Tor the South garoiinA Ijeni0rei
Htfaticn Agents, me inn s51Fi FiltaPy rs
to 70, fnclusiye s ., u -
Meetings 3, to ~: SO: "a. nj. ana e To-
go D. ~. b *; ts,Iss & -
SHOW Shall County Al senfs Meet
Most Elfeetiyeiy the iucfeaaihg De-
maiids for their serviceb q 81.
Paris is Z -.
-ssssIa etiasiksns wv. lli6tE -
q. our Slogan IS Soil BafIdInR.t
what Shall We advise 40 the
Practice and the Order oe nran ticbl
Necessary II, .ifss, al Attinan. s.,
Discussion Nv 6llealys
How 5ipsfi " g IntiIfe Hoys to
Sow Cover Crops and How Shall We
DEVELOP the Boys Work 2--j. 2. Fzeii.
Discussion ill., Napier ~
question ba Sub sects So ggests
ed: The broad serfaGs; circular LETT
terra; weekly field reports; feff I ~
szers.. uofash for fa15; SmaRnlfs ia s
ier1onstratprss stFpiuS grain produc-
ton; cotton nfter over crops NE.
stock; acreage or Tafipus cfeps Tor
1915 legutne seed Tor lb; l1elssEs,
tenant demodss on ssoE s5Spss to-.
fold aid cliD week. re
Is The Tow TO 1siye Horse Farm
In 5aI5. What Shall We advise p
Discussion ls. ~. HilI.
4. What Crop system Shall We
Advise In 1911 For Small Tenant
Farmers, Inc1IdinE the Segsd III 81
Williams 8 .s
Discussion ~. n j. Lever
s. How Shalt we Rest InEtel,i
Cooperative Selling ard I,uviIiES and /
How Shall County Az snts Assist sss.s-l 4:
"A. Afrsowl q
Discussions Colin Mel saurin.
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a. l0lssl6 Il IS & - Z
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-29

Rev. Nv. II. Mills OF Clemson e;ssi4
5iege Eaa alnoDg the visitors in ..he
eity vest iegslsy.
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5flss zols J.ickaon a IVA esae
ainoak the VISITORS ii iila ssiy sssieis
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~ o. Aleffitt 81 Roberts Nas q tic
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diefSn Eianpf pfactnrIne Company was
In the cts yesterday.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-11
oon'r nisrAKe rnr cAuse
Macy cafous Christi pasoie Have Eid
nsy TroYbls and Do Net Know H.

nu fna htFf NarhRfhef
Are you tired aud safn aafg
reei fi7rN nervous and depfaHaadf
Are fhf kidney ssfrriiuuf lgrerniHr
Highly reiaffd aonfain frdlmeutf
i.fhsly ynur sidneYs are ~ fauli
Weak AiAnafa give Wprninf - Sls.
Trees
Heed she earninr DONE delay
iiHa tested hidnff remedy
Read fhin Corpus Chrisfi fantimany
nr Josephine Han 1919 Aanes ~
Corpus CHRIST save = am rias 81
recommend pd1n'a Kidues illlt ~ ihey
have ai~ayr helped me- ard knaW fbeg
frt e fine hidneY medifln. ! haven't
suffered from hnrFafhr ~ any synip.
infnf ~ kIdueY c1muiHiHi flr several
Fssfs and rm confsraf shat Dnanl
FidnSf i1ns hasH cured me"
Prize t0f az ail a.aisfs nar'i
simply sth IT. tilnss fesasag- =es
nnsnr kidney f'iiis fns amt thai
Hff fian had Foster Miftnfn 60.
PROPS Buffalo. " z Advertisements
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-11
DRILLING ON SOUTH SIDE
OF BAY BEGINS SHORTLY
Point "a Attracting Attention
fhrosoN R,mors

unlnue far go 300 ihr south side ~
Nnrcrs isN un $3.50 John punn tract
- thr r.unecl pu Company viii cam =
meurr "Wednesday afUatdlnr to ihNrr
Interested Boa flr company Tho uF
q fht Anlsaa sHnalDltr. thaf waf uasti
n siHllnF SHE'S 1iaafs well at white
rUint nas t.sn il aoa n readiness
fuf operation and actual drilling IS
veins beta up miif hy delaa % trans
feffire the oil ianas from the former
te in iha side 81 the hay
1ir riF is ife l4rHfri it tho state,
Is iH aait and .s capable ~ haudiinG
aHinf and dinl stem o. fhc four tsaua-
ind Gees dop9 nuanio shifts nrr to
.e trr af Nnfa HheH fhe drulna
once d. started special .efirio rrn.
orator Tor liahtne pnrposes hoinr us-
rd
nnilinF nj thr nca ut. ~ iho 0uffcg
""fnHrut u Nhiff pHm uaa hsata
eHtsrdat Th.s wen "a 100 foet Nnnh
- fhe ORIGINAL tiuffrf aluh which was
lnanduurl sufrf Nrffe ara fhfu8ah fHr
Inability ~ thr dflnas to overcome
no nr' itente dnuHu fhs hai thfaD
nf accidents Hurne tne last tnhrof
unHfhs orrfatane
iirrnffH conunun fhsi strike 81
snHnr Hau ls expo te1 at anf moment
ln $3.50 afenrf Udi ~ this company
'hai on 'hr tirFra Sterling aiif
iopth ~ sfoH feet wna reached weston.
iar iu thIs veil proefeaa h,lns ot
oeainri5 alnw iue fa fhr fact thaf
rrsr rrrrauiinn mHsi hs token ni fho
depth ono Ig ihf peculiar strata ualnr
Esrutiated
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-11
PROMINENT VISITORS IN
CORPUS CHRISTI FRIDAY
Colonel Cecil Lyon and Judge Bob
ooerc Of housson spent Yesterday
Here on nusinsss


Colonel Cecil iaan fsuAlnr offigef
m the ToNaa National Guard. fccri, 81
fof tho international had Grnai Nafin.
crH fnliroad aue prominent IN uatim-
sl ana state pailiira speui yesterday
lp CORPUS Christi
iiia visit hs declared laHi nirht Bad
nn special alrnififgnro in frrhri tn
mi'iin matters or politics helnr pufr.
n ~ prftanal hurinDas uaiura iie Hf-
rived la fhs sifF srsterdst mnsninG
In his private Daf aNd isn ennis aH
nlFhi nn the rafnrn North
WIN iudr, 1909 uarfs W unnaiHn.
Hinefif mon 80 mHrh prominence in
national nn1 state politics the tHo
sore fhs 'cntara uf na Hiie Interest
duflne tho dny
Coionr tfnn ruHii make nN state
mont far specification rancernsnr thf
political sifHRiinn ~ nreu 600 question
~ state militia iir did nnf knne 4heH
tho engampiaeui ~ she National uusnf
alil Boz bend
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-11
IMPORTANT STEP is
TAKEN BY TEACHERS
OF TWO COUNTIES
TEACHERS AGRICULTURAL a..
ISOLATION pGRFECrbo Az
INSTITUTE YESTERDAY



Ths &utcet and l>ietefa yeaptle~
rcaobsrs Aafiyl1iwal Association. AN
organisation that Nsn hstc ~ ttF ot-
tea lns eentfal pronunciation ci safi'
cultural and nNesisek mtvftst ln thr
rfhnais 81 ihv f0v eeunties was i'ef1
le.tsd yesterday duHina tno last "a,
sc ths rvaeheis Annual Institute fef
Nueafs ana kicrsss Vnuniies Count,
superintendent Nat tienteu BE- ehalt-
exam so ins new ORGANISATION and i'ts-
fessof Alvin pllle nt slsAap b. srofos
iaf, and direttuf in thalNs go go av.
u,liics
rb, membership h. lafat ard the in.
tftrst amana ihe msmiitfs hlp fisan tNe
start IL hren ffsia nf rrunud will be-
,aa, tn pliAin ncar tnc diucrfut in.
dependent scheuls sha actual demon
sirations in akfituiturs Viii o. thus
ressiuie rn a sDals even lsffef than
tHai nNU bod lu ihe ,ils -thUol. The
eaticti Vln be- snnf iHlu muse fuiN
ithan ia possiu'e lis ihv cin % beipf
PLANNED iu ttht ap anma husbands
aHd dslfsinE ss veu llNeFiugh iuif
ins sni nfih trsiins wln hv sl,rn
rWai stiuuiAun durins ihs term
rne mHfure uf th. ciosiur sessier
f ~ the institute yesterday. and on,
ithaf Hlh 1utt nuuuA on Cos utus
|arfNff rf fhc aHriguiimal naHecis.
tlUn Wsu tne Address 80 o. g. iaihu lr
on tftun rnsNne m United Niaies
Standards HoiitofeJ durlnH ere m'H
uine
BE- addition rH iho standards on GA.
500 tha Institute Nt iadain tlasi
appointment Hf Dufftm ffum fne imme
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-11
ALICE NEWS BUDGET

ALICE Sept SO Seven hundred
seventy five haies ~ cotton have heen
Finnsd here 10 aate n u expected thHi
fhe number fW me asnr0n viii be- ap.
ur0fImnfeiF 100 Daiaa
A contract has haon irf hy Hrs
90 Chandler ~ KlrFt,liie. a. Snmsfuii
and knarAsr. Corpus christi fam far
the construction here ~ two new huck
hiockr to he arrd ~ STORES cnnsffHe-
ton viii start about October
Tiia pHhhc schools viii open hcfr
Monday September ~ a iafaf m.
n9iifneni o. ssregtef ans d % qnsaiisif
that thr carps or 20 teachers viii hass
fl hs Hurfnenffd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-11

n fnr DlU N 90 Nafrrr 80 kane
saa NIO Ooarfai i'aaseuscr and Traf
fr AEtuf f ii- i,ans,.= tsip ssaihrfH
rrt Nr WafnrfH hsi trp fe this
IN uas uiHif twrHt years hFo. and
EEL dr4DuneH thr Improvement in thv
ntsum aH fateaiNteN maIN tllWns
Afnihor ullraaa man who has heen
rre mHrr ffs sutnih sna who eamD
% af in aat nfht n j b rNeait
rurIai manaEer ht iae Friara times
500 h,HllHafters lt Houston.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-11

Maier A. y Harrss. veil kNo~u w
this eiif iof nans ears eni celebrate
ha rinft' hafih birthday tuiaN The
Natf ls fomafkhhN hhie ana hearty
ans b. proud ~ Die YOUTH despite hls
PEARS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-11

Mechanics naf snd Kate raah Miss
Lizzie pugh. and H j. and Lee Fugh
~ nihefu Texas Nsfa AmDas iiasinf
registering ai iht Horne apartment
rarfnfH4r
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-11
City News =:
m Brief

Nesf Frisay evening. sspteebsr ".
"a ere Wrist Metht.lisi Chunch ehulr
"a FORTS tNicos urA-s its dlrstilon ~
Clarence Mskcr 81 tas elt,. wil rlve
fheo NpeoS hfauiiim saar4 esnta,
ia Toe rsNeu last words of Christ
fhe sei0isi vii be Mrs tNsld i'esi
sorrano, lfarcs ul0etmtn tenor.
and 2amos Aiiroa ltRs Aarliuas A
mtsi frishra roFftfmsace .f tht fas
mtus tasstc q rfumistt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-11

rar tlis htirhf iifhf amncr. ti0'ed
riaasss lre mpsf satlefariafa 500 rtn
rei them az TIE sTkmMs siT etes
cystic street Tfe place where saiia-
'eciion 10 above rriee Elee cramfn-
"a tsfJ
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-11

Ths ladies 81 he pssA Avenue zee
usi rhuwh wlN sersr chicken diuref
ta iht pglily te.iAs in 500 aier hNHAs
lrs un Srhstfei street An aff mesi
fo assist Oh, iAdies IN raislre funds fs
ibe Dhrgth Wesk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-18

.eader-Not the Follower
Reasons Why All Weak, Worn-out Discouraged and
Diseased Men Should Consult


and quality
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED To BUY-SecOnd hand stove.
State kind and price. Address BIO,
News Times.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
bemaAda nhshse HmeP Phone Hphoe2O
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
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I want 70 sell my home. Come In and
let me tell you how cheap IL is. You viii
find me at No. 703 J. NJ $. Bldg.
l will sell or exchange one Of the best
50 acre farms In ST. Joseph county. Black
prairie dirt: first class buildings; only
7kmiles from South Bend.
have a furnished apartment house
and lease OF same that | would like 20
sell; four blocks from court house; this
is great mOney maker.
T.. ]. CLARK,
703 j. w. 5. Bldg.
Home phone 5S19- Bell phone 7Ss.
WHITCOMB & KELLER.
S-room modern house, Portage av.
S-rOOm modern house. Riverside drive.
broom modern house, Allen St
S-room house, partially modern. Sher-
man av.
7-room modern house, Cleveland av.
Terms-Cash or Payments.
WHITCOAIB 4 KELLER,
Jefferson Bldg
FOR SALE
Seven room house on ohio St, One-hah
block from Michigan st. $2,1O0.
Two acre lots on Portage av.; close to
pavement VIII sell on contract
Seven room house; partly modern T;
large barn; Milton av., 1880
McHENRY REAL ESTATE,
lis 5. Main st.
Home phone 1913. Bell 900
EOR SALE-Modern room house on
18th st, in River Park. Price. 81, 500.
Lot is 44x12S IT.; also garage. For fur
Their particulars. see +. J. Anderson. 30
;. Main St. Bell 1T71, Home 6696.