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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-01-12
THE A OF SURGERY
How the MayOs Dealt With The
Millionaire And The Poor
Woman.

WndL VIII surprise most medlcdl
practitioners, that the famous
Mayo brothers of Rochester,
Mimi, have now reached an in
come basis Of $780, 900 a month.
The work, of course, is not ac-
complished alone by two sur
geons, however great their skill.
They have IL assistants of the
highest medical and surgical
ability. But they permit no
patient to set a price upon the
services of their institution.
E.. H. Hartman had not money
enough to induce them to leave
their hospital and attend him in
New York; and James j. Hill
was not permitted to say as to
how much he was to be charged.
Some years ago Hill arrived
at Rochester in his private car
and sent for the Mayo brothers
and received reply that his case
would be attended to at the
hospital. He stormed as he left
his private car and wended his
way thither and stormed again
when he found himself taken in
hand by assistants who diagnos-
ed his case and made engage
ment for his return at a specified
hour several days later. When
he had been fully attended to,
this masterful man thought him
self still master Of the, situation
and, writing a polite note of
appreciation, he inclosed his
check for $4,000 to the Mayo
brothers. The note, however,
was no potter than that which
came back returning the check
and noting that in due season a
bill would be sent him.
What was his surprise to re-
ceive a bill some time later for
$4,000, which, of course, he
paid and then endeavored to find
out on what basis the Mayo
brothers made charges.
If his inquiry went far enough
he could have learned that their
system was neither hit nor miss
in surgery or in finance; that in
case of a major operation a
mans pocketbook was more
carefully scanned by organized
, system than it would be under
the Investigations of the town
tax assessors.
Mr.. Hill would have discover
ed that after making reasonable
deductions the charge for a sue
cessful major operation was 10
per cent of the patients income
for one year. Indeed his life
was valued according to his own
work and the life-saver system
called itself entitled to a 1.-THE
of his income for one year.
While Mr.. Hill was fussing
{ over his bill and his inability to
dictate the situation, a poor
woman visited the hospital with
the meagre savings of her life
represented in the bank book she
carried. This she volunteered
as all she had. The Mayo
brothers gave her every personal
attention, explaining the dan
gers of the case, and was she
willing to accept the result Of
Che hazard of the surgeons
knife. She assented; the opera
ton was successful, and at the
end Of several weeks she was
sent home cured. She had de.
sired to know the sum of her in.
debtedness for her board, which
she would attempt some day tC
pay.
The response was Just as pc.
lite as to Mr.. Hill; Madam, here
is your bank book and a checl
for $500. You owe us nothing
By your consent we experiment
ed upon you. 1t was successful
and we consider ourselves anC
madiool c~ciopoa snJob+oJ - go, ,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-01-12

Mr.. and Mrs. James Rankin
and John Bowman went to Kan
sas City yesterday to spend
the day.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-01-12

Ford Delivery Truck in good
repair. Price reasonable.
Fred Wilmot.
Wanted. Very Bad

Mems and boys old shoes and
clothing. j. T. Luckett.
Phone Eight O Two 81 Main st,
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George P. Blackwell went to
Kansas City Friday on business.
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Desirable Home for Sale.

A desirable home for sale,
corner goth and Main streets.
Reasonable price, easy terms.
See Ed. Aull.
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MINERS WANTED

FOR SALE OR TRADE a new 80
#. Windmill and tank that win hold
nearly 1000 gallons. Il.
E. B. VAUGHAN.
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BOTH r. and S. c. r. i. r. Cock
erels and eggs for setting in season.
Phone r 2 Y. Mrs. John Logan
1-S-lw. R. R. No. 2, box 80
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OFFICE ROOMS for rent after
Jan. l. John M. Setter.
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TWO NEWLY decorated Flats Of
4 rooms each.
Phone 1873 j. A. RANKIN
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j SPECIAL COLUMN /
FOR RENT.

TWO NEWLY decorated, well light
ed office rooms. Modern except heat.
Lights and phone furnished. See
Clyde Wright, yer Long & Shinn's.
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J. C. TALBOT,

Sheriff of Lafayette County, Missouri.
Abstract of title to the above de-
scribed real estate, from the original
entry with the U. S. Government to
date of this notice, is on file with, and
may be seen and examined at the office
of, Aull & Aull, Attorneys. 1-12-t4
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pre'existing ,indebtedness, and re-
ceiyes it in gbod faith for that pur-
pose, the fact that he may know that
his grantor is actuated by desire to
defraud his other creditors will not in
validate the transfer
E, t2) Under Section 7S46 Compiled
Laws (relating to trial de novo in the
Supreme Court) a new trial will DO
ordered when the Supreme Court
deems such course necessary to the
accomplishment of justice. =
Appeal from the district court Of
Stark county; Crawford, J.
Remanded for new trial.
Opinion Per Curtain. Burke, j., dis
sents.
Thomas H. Pugh, of Dickinson, at
torney for plaintiff and appellant.
r. C. Heffron and L. A. Simpson, OF
Dickinson, attorneys for defendants
and respondents.
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SUPREME <: COURT b!
FROM PIERCE COUNTY.

FROM PIERCE COUNTY.
Charles J. Clark, Plaintiff and Appel.
lant," VS..
H. w. Ellingson, ct al, Defendants and
Respondents.
Syllabus: % In an action to re.
cover damages for an alleged breach
Of "a redelivery undertaking executed
by defendants as sureties in claim
and delivery action, certain rulings in
defendants favor rejecting offered
testimony, examined and held proper.
(2) In an action to recover for the
alleged breach of a redelivery under
taking in yclaimMand delivery, one of
the issues tried was whether the prop.
erty involvestip such prior action had
been redeliyered to plaintiff pursuant
to the judgment. Plaintiffs conten-
ton that such issue was enormously
submitted to the jury because of al
legged ilsufiiciency of the evidence:
held untenable.
90 The general rule that sureties
on, a redelivery undertaking given in
a claim and delivery action are, in the,
absence of fraud or collision. c0nclud.
ed by the judgment against their prin'
cipal in the, claim and delivery action.
has we'll recognized exceptions. They
are not thus concluded as to matters
not within the issues and therefore not
adjudicated in such action. Not being
parties to such prior action, the judy
ment rendered therein is res adjudi.
cata as to such sureties only as to
such issues as were therein properly
raised; tried, and determined.
.(4) Following the decision in Sat.
terlund vs.. Beal, II N. D. 122, held,
that. the mere granting Of leave to
amend pleading. does not amend It..
Such permission must be acted upon
and the pleading redrawn. covering
the desired amendment, and If this is
not. done, the amendment is deemed
abandoned. -
Appeal from district court, Pierce
county; A. G. Burr, J.
Action to recover damages for the
breach of 4 redelivery undertaking in
claim and delivery. !
Defendants had judgment as prayed
for in: the answer, and platnu4 ap.
peals. .S'@ 80;
Affirmed. Opinion of the court by
Fish, &C.. !. : Mr. Justice ,ChTistianson
took no part in, the opinion, Judge J.
NJ. Hanley Of the Twelfth Judicial dis.
trict sitting in his placA by request.
D. C. Greenleaf and Bradford &
Nash, Of Minot, attorneys for plaintiff
and appellant.
=. Amer. d. =; cessr' Of Ruby attorney
FROM STARK col NTY.
8. 8. Sutherland, PLAINTIFF and Appel
lant,a:. so w. as n
william j. NogSie and George J..
Brown, Sheriff Of stark county, De.
PENDANTS and Respondents.
Syllabus: l19 Whele / creditor
receives ! conveyance Of only 50 much
property . i suActslt y satisfy =
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Youthful Diplomat.

My grandson's father had told him
not to 80 into the chicken yard any
more, In the evening he came home
and found the little fellow in the chick.
en-. yard, again. He. said.: Raymond.
Isthink. / shall whip you for not mind
Ing nc" Raymond said: 20. pspa,
just don't give me any dessert for sup
per, and that will punish me just as
much."-Chicag6 Tribune. ~,
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Can You DO III

. II you were to ask an average cigar
smoker IL he could smoke 4 cigar right
through in steady. consecutive puffs
without once tax ing itfrom his mouth,
he, would probably smile lat the sim
plicity of the feat. You arc fairly safe
to wager him that he cannot do it.
Half q cigar generally consumes itself
while held in the fingers Of the smoker
or placed on an ash tray.
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7 SEWING WANTED
WsANrEo-Sewing, by the day.
Phone 374X.
Statesmen WANTED

: . SALESMEN WANTED
sALEsMEN-Capable specially man
for North Dakota; staple line on
New and Exceptional terms; va
cancy now; attractive commission
contract for 1917; $35 weekly for ex-
penses. Miles F. Bixler Co, 2O4-l
aCarlin Bldg, Cleveland, o. 1.6s1t'
SNLfSMEN WANTE0-FIve 0ood
salesmen to call on 9rocers and
butchers In North oakota and Mon,
taNa, with T. htgn- grade and. we'll
known speciality. Good proposition
for able men. Write So, care Trib.
tuJ,e. list
WANTE6-Salesm0n to sell direct to
consumer, on commission basis, gro
ceries. oils and paint for the best
IS and oldest Chicago house. Write
Harper Bros. Co.. Chicago. III.
r. ~ .12.14.1mo
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FOR SAlE-Goose and duck feathers,
at Northern Produce Co. 1-2-6t
WANTED--I have party who wants
: to buy a general merchandise stock
/ up to- about $1,000, in some good
town, in German Russian settle
ment; will rent building and fix
lures. o. L.. Schulstad, Forbes, N.
OAK, last
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ADVERTISE EsrRAy An,uA.t,

i ~ person takin9 .up a!bstray ~
nal must advertise TIA same within
ten days IN some newspaper. They
must also within ten days SEND 1otico
Of advertisement to the county audi
toes :4adt4a notheeF b. 1rogiaterod. mall
to the commissioned Of agriculture q
Bismarck. Il you fail TO DO thia yoa
afo likely TO get into trouble. '~,,',
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HARVEY HARRIS a CO.
]. p. jackson. Nor.

$40 AcRES-Close to town, with
creek on both quarters good soil:
very fine for q man with stock. A
real bargain.
100 AcREs-Good soil; lies excep.
tionally we'll; nice grove Of trees:
not far from loading station. A
good piece Of property that can be
bought at low price.
A large list Of houses and lotss for
sale in all parts Of the city. y
HARVEY HARRIS, q co. 4
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Ii MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
) The regular. annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the First National
Bank Of Bismarck for the election of
directors for the ensuing year will be
held It the bank between the hours of
II and II O'Clock a. m. on Tuesday,
Jan. 9, 1917. 81
~,ggsse-zss. FsC.gB. LITTLE,
12:16.23-30;1:S. WI : President.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

= y 9 :='=: : y 3:..s== =
~. ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR .RENT-Three nicely. furnished
rooms for light housekeeping.
Phone AK; 4l6 Twelfth St. 1-5-3t
FURNISHED .RooM-ip modern
house; close. in. Phone 637R. Lost
FOR. RENT-Modern Furnished room.
ia Broadway. Phone SS2L. 1.5-3t
FOR RENr-Flrnished rooms, in
= modern; house.: Phone Not&&1ssL. !.
t>,r -, :. IT,. a. = 1.5.3t
TO RENT-Furnished modern room.
113 Thayer. Phone 67SW. Z 1.e-3t
FOR .RENT-Two- nicely furnished
|. front: rooms modern; on first floor.
313 4th st.; with or without board.
Phone 267X. ~ r /: LOST
FOR RENT-Larse furnished room;
we'll heated, for light housekeeping
only; In modern house. SOL 4th St.
Phone 404K. ,........r.. 1-5-3t
ROOM FoH7REN7E705 9Th St: Phone
1872. 1.5-4t
FOR RENT--lModern furnished room
for rent; close in. Gentleman pre-
ferred. Phone $751;; 21S Second st.
LOST
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms, to
parties without children; modern.
Varney Flats. sSs #%5rf Z, 1-4-6t
FOR IkENT-Nlce. comfortable room
two blocks from pOstOfice. Phone
SAY. - .'. e -: :. w. 1.4.3t
FOR RENT-FNrnished room in mod.
or phone 242R. 80 "1-3.6t
FoR RENT-F0fnis6ed room in mod.
ern house. Apply at .801 Fifth st.
or phone 242R ! So I 1856
FOR kENT-4 rooms; :, suitable for
light housekeeping; partly modern.
Over McCaskey's store. H. l.. .Reade.
Phone 239 or 3S2. 1-2-6t
F6k RENT-Fufqished room; mod.
: ern. 312 Sth st. Phoae 432L. 1-2.st
FOR HENfIModern rooms; steam.
heated, electric lighted. with bath;
all furniture new, At Range & Ev.
erts' formerly Atlantic Cafe.
=. -, ~ s:%.%f ~: ~ 1c:30-St
FOR 1RENT-Five room modern
apartment, partly furnished, with
piano. Call varney Flats. 1-1-6t
FOR RGNr-Iarge modern room. 80
Ave. A. 11.29.1mo'
For aEHT-F1T1i5hed rooms $40
!. 9Th st. s' = 10 1-30-1mo
eoR REMI-M0aefn .foone; warm.
IS Main. Phone 67zR. 1z-15- limo
ION ReyU-Splendid. warm. mod.
! FERN roanas for light housekeeping:
622 Third street. 13-2o6t-
FOR eEME-FQr1ished Ioo@; Al
modefn: lot water. heat. S1l. Ave
j. R1ee1 394R 11-l3-1me-
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) w o o o . o o . o o 900 o (
- T. e. YOUNG {
) For ,saIe-120.. acres, 2 miles (
I from Bismarck. absolutely
j the cheapest land, close to, (
). - town. Price and terms on ap. {
plicatiOn. :@s..s.,- ..%: {
j For sale-S-room house; hot
: water heat; bath and bed
) room down stairs; first floor {
> oak finish; this house must {
}, be sold. At $500 it is the 4
J, cheapest residence offered in {
); a long while. {
y For saIs-e'peoms, house;~,part- (
ly. mQdagaualose in;s74 lot: :
n big,bRsgaiu at $2,25O. $3.50 {
b .acash,,AtIanee monthly Or 9th. 9
{ yer easy payments. .,@22,,: g
II FL. salez7Riyerview Addition 9
n lots, 70 tots feet wide, at 9
J, $500. to $780,, are the very 6
! lowest good lots in the city. {
: Buyers are fully protected. :: &
a. r.. e. YOUNG o
I 1st Natr. Bank BLDG. Phone 70 Q
10 o @@@ % o = % o 400 9
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LOST AND FOUND

=. LOST AND FOUND Z
FoAND-Ring wrench; owner can
have same by calling at Tribune and
paying for this notice. IA 15.3t
FoUNo2Keys Of all kinds are found
and brought to this Office. kindly
call and get yours. 1.4-tf
lOST-Antique patterned ear.drop.
Finder please return to advertising
manager, Tribune. 1.3-6t
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One Wav to Be- SAFE,

|. MAY We have some more crullers
grandma? I'm sure they wont. hurt
US If we're careful not to enjoy them"
Life. ......s-.....
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d. ,,:-.a. ~ iss 4 ss 4 n 4 -. 4 81

q ~ ~ II iii ''f' j.,
FOR sale Or. TRADE-l60 acres
b land, just across state line near
: Lennon, South pakOta;IsO acres
between r,1ae III 1ft Ssa ssad Petit:
2 bone, North Dakota. Win ssN either.
tract separately and wilt}sconsiIer
aadexchange ANGLING lean use. az
partial payment. AddresssP.: D. Box
sHb&nBismarck, N. Oak. ifsEsS,
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EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT .,
MERCHANTS CREDIT COMPANY
OF NORTH DAKOTA. =
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. abstractor to
invest in and take charge Of com.
many; Scandinavian general store
clerk, 1880; stenographers and
bookkeepers. Employment Dept.
Merchsats Credit Go. Of North Da-
kota, Bisaiarcl D.
OsoaaAnck, N. Oak.
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AGENTS.

any. line
for sunexcelled, new specially, propo-
.sition TO-, general trade; splendid
d commission. contract for North. .Da-
: kota; vacancy Feb. LIST; $35. 90 week.
y; for expenses. continental Jewell
( ~ Co., I'LL Continental Bldg, Cleye.
+ land, O, - -...... 1.6.lt
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HELP WANTED MALE

HELP WANTED MALE
FjREMEN,. BRAkEmEN, beginners
paid 1925 to $3.50 monthly; no strike
Railway, care Tribune. 1$.4SDS
WANTED-Boy or girl to work in the
kitchen. Romans cafe. '.6-6t
WANTED-Man with reference, be.
tween % and 40 years Of age, to
work by the year, who can do work
around hotel, handle. horses and
milk cows; a home for the right
man; boozers need not apply. $35.
=, "a month. A. D. Hit, Hotel Wilton,
Wilton, N. D. 1-6-tf
WANTE0-Either man or woman
3lbookkeeper; must be competent
Western Sales Co. lott
wAHTEo-Msssenger boy, at West:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. male book
keeper. Address No. As, care Trib.
une. >, 1.5-4t
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zsx1 - se!sa N ,rns,es g
lllalais eaEs tribune must -. .
11Ge1 by lsttsr addressed to The
llbars Etvaa.im the I'd. Tribune en-
01gel safe 1ot psennttte1; to- talAsRh4
aAY adyort1sR T.. Mail OF. c0nd your
a10wor 70 Tribune No. -, and 10
VI foeWor& Il to the advortisee.. -'e,F,.
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PICKED Up-EsTRAY.

PICKED UP-ESVRAV.
A chestnut, bay, gelding; weight
1,15O to 1900; white stare on forehead !;
over nine years old. 12-2S.SO-6
ST L. J. GARSKE.
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HOUSES FOR &4EiiE 8 T. r.
FOR sACE-New, modern. dine:ro0m
house; easy terms. Phone 4S7K.
Call Gl7 9TH st. &as12-30. limo.
FOR sAlE-Four.room house near
golf links. IL blocks. from postoffice:
city water. Cash Or easy terms F.
w. Murphy, .204 Main St. ;:.12-16-6t
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FOR SkhE-Cheap. One dozen letter
files, rrge size, Csc each; also sew.
eral Ups. sos 9TH St. N. 12:29.6t
FOR q =. GHK6E :. ONCE, store: or,
bank Ehelp address Employment
Dept, Merchants, Credit Company
of North Dakota. Bismarck n: D; 2.
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FOR SALE OR EXcHANGE-One
large black Percherone stallion. VIM,
+. Brecl. Bismarck. N. d." ,1,6,3t
WANTEps-F Fifteen. teams, to haul
ice, AT once, Wachter transfer
Co. a. ~ ..>.r i+4-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR sALE-One 5000 Aultman &
Taylor gas tractor; also, one Shot.
tom P. & O. engine gang with break.
or attachments. For particulars. ad.
dress Newell Blexrud. 1.6-2mo
GET a MURPHY eEb-Mr. Builder
you can't overlook this Improvement
in your bungalow partment house,
or hotel. Every one of these beds
adds one room without cost. These
beds are all standard widths; made
in 2.inch and 11s-inch tubing; nice.
ly finished in white or gray enamel,
Vernis- Martin or natural wood fin,
ishes; mahogany cred or brown
black walnut. Circassion walnut or
oak. Made in two styles,-recess or
closet type. See A.. J. Ostrandcr.
Bismarck, agent for tho Murphy
Door Bed Company Of Chicago, Ill.
12-30.Sats
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HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Modern house; we'll To-
Gated. Geo. NJ. Register. 1-4-3t
FOR RENT-9.room furnished mod
ern house; full of rooms and board
ers; two blocks from Main St. on
4th. Address No. IS care Tribune.
1.2-1mO
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j. II. HOLMAN
HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-House of 6 rooms; mod
ern. A good home or one off, the
best investments in the city; $4,000,
$500 cash; balance $25 monthly.
Can give possession at once. &
,ArRusT NE FOR BARGAINS
~, J. n. HOLMAN 6
lucas Block. Pho"t' 74s
.t, r ,,.~.:-. s.:.,~ ....~~,~ ..n, ~-~~ y;!:-a,
II
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PICKED UP E8rRAv.
Bay mare about, 10 years old-in
pound.
MATT CLOOTEN,
4sse.s City P0undmaster.
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FOR RENT-House at I'll 9Th St.
Apply:to B.. X. Skeels,,s :408,. Broad
way. .,s "a. .l2.2S-6t
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
The Stewart corset-new and per.
feet fitting-tailor.made in all mater.
;ials--prices reasonable. Orders filled
promptly. A's;sfk s,,..5 f@-'N
4.. ..BLANCH MASTERS, d:
Room Is Haggart Bldg.
Phone 415R. ~ list
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Observation-Disclosures with bust.
ness experience wanted to sell our
line of ,Wollen Goods direct to; the
consumer; good wages can be earn.
ed by men. who are hustlers and IL
willing to work. For further. parti-
{; culars write Red River Wollen: Mills
. Co., Fergus Falls; MIMI, y 1.4:12t
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WANIE0-LiVe; honest hustlers to
sell famous, Wedge Nursery stock;
finest for northern planting work
all or part OF your time; our agents
frequently make 500 monthly and
more: pay checks issued weekly;
free agents outfit consists Of full in
structions and colored plates of
fruits, shrubs, etc. Information
free. Clarence Wedge Nursery,
Box K, Albert Lea. Mimi. 9.17-SDS
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The Dermott news., 1917-06-21
Lemons Whiten and
 Beautify the Skin!
 Make Cheap Lotion

The juice of two fresh lemons strain ed Into bottle containing three ounces of orchard white makes whole guar, ter pint of the most remarkable leman skin beautifier at about the cost one must pay for small jar of the ordl- nary cold creams. Care should he tak. en to strain thc lemon juice through n fine cloth sa no lemon pulp gets in. thea this lotion will keep fresh for months. Every woman knows that lem on iHiee k used ta bleach and remove such hieHiShe9 as freeklrss sallowness and tun aud k the ideal skin softener. smuniheuer and beauelers
 Just Try itt Make up quarter pint of thIs sHeetly fragrant lemon lotion and massage II daify into thFkface, neck, aemS and hanls- l. shaul AT. ally help to Whiten soften. iresy Md bring out the hidden roSes and rauty of amy skin IL Is wonderful for rough. red hands.
 Your druggist will sell three ounce. of orchard white at little cost. and any grocer will supply the lemons. Adv.