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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-15
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NJ. j. Eidsmoe and Nick Schaef.
fer of Freda, were in the city today
on their way to Mclaughlin.
A. o. Schimansky and John
Turner are down from Solen today
accompanied BY DR.. Thomas.
P. j. jacobson has been appoint.
ed local representative of the Solen
Motor Company, Ford agents for
this section. He will carry ma
chimes in stock for immediate de-
livery.
Sioux county is called on to con.
tribute $500 to the Y. M. G. A.
war fund. A. o. Schimansky is
county chairman, and has raised
$50 at Solen. Judge Beede will
solicit the balance here and at sel-
fridge.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-15
SECOND SUMMONS

SECOND SUMMONS
State OF North Dakota, County OF Sioux. In
Justice Court, Before Il. b. Mcdonald, Justice
Of The Peace.
A. .. ochimansky, as Agent of the VIM. Mech
tel estate, Plaintin.
vs.
John u. Flynn, Defendant.
Aud Murtin Hoyer, Garlishee.
The State OF North Dakota to said Defendant:
by TINS SECOND summons herein you Are d..
recLed to apIear before me ut my office In the
town OF SUlen Sioux county, North Dakota, Ut
~ y clock u. H., OH the jlu day or Decembor
1917, the.e to answer " the complaint OF a. U.
SchlnaLsky, Us agent VI the VIM Mechtel es-
LaLe alleging, that on The 18Th day of Oclober,
Ivl7, you purchased vi this plantln, vs. agent,
one COW, IOr winch you agreed to pay tine
sum OF $l5.U0, utter allowing COMMISSIONS due
you ON u suie, uut wnlcn you have taueu 10
pay. Ana tnat pursuant " u EsrntSheemenL
SUNNI lis served on Martn Huyner, he duiy
admitted LIABILITY W you, anu same Is being
helO Tor The satisfaction of this claim, anu de
Mandlng Lnat Judgment he rendered against
you FOR tue sum vi vi kUrLy-klve ana uU.lVO
Dollars together with all costs and disburse.
menus OF this action, una you are notltied That
unless you 50 appear aud answer the plantl1l
will take Judgment against you accordingly
Given TN, 1tn uay OF November, 1917,
X. Is. MELON alb, Justice OF The Peace
SIOUX County, North OakULu
Edw. 3. Johnson
SOlen, ". ".
Attorney tor tiantif
First HuO-NOV. S.1t
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-15
NOTICE OF cnArrEl. MoerGAGE. roRE.

CLOSURE SALE
Notice Is hereby given that Il certain chnttcl
mortgage executed ana delivered by John ID.
Flynn, mOrtgaxOr To the French T. Wclch
Hardware Company. Is corporation mOrtgugee
on the 18th day OF Septcn ber 1911, to secure
the payment of Eight Hundred Twedly- Five
and nO-lt0 ts825OO, Dollars. of even date Of
said mortgage III one ulomissOry note. PAYABLE
on November list, 1917. with in. crest at ten ber
cent NO) per annum from date until paid, SAID
mortgage having been filed in the office OF the
kota on or about the l4th day Of September
a. d. 1917, und u defau,, IN the terms OF said
mortgage having been made In that said note
has not been paid:
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that
snd chattel mortgage will he fOyeclOsed by a
sale Of the chattcS in such mortgage contain
ed hereinafter described at the street b =
tween Block IL and N. T.. right Of way in the
town of Cannonball, Sioux coun.y, North ia
kota. ut 2 o clock p M, on Friday the 23ld d;ly
Of November \. ID. 1917, To satisfy the amount
due On sud mUrlg gage On the day OF sale
The chuttes which are described In said
mortgage aud which will be sold To satisfy The
same are described Us follows, to-wit:
One No. 1913 DAin Hay Press with engine At
tachment bcltinY and NO. 6OS Engine.
Thut there will be due said mortgage on
the day OF sale the sum OF Eight Hundred
Forty.Une and no-lUO ts8il.OO; Douars anu the
costs of this Sule nnd foreclosure.
French - WEIGH Hardware Co.,
IA Corporation, Murtgasee
By Chas. I. otaley, Agent
H. F. O'Hare
Attorney for MOrtYagee
bismarck, N. ID.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-15
SECOND SUMMONS

SECOND SUMMONS
state OF NOILl DakOLa, GouuLy OF Sioux. In
j Justice Court, BelOle Il. Is. McUOuaiu, Justice
Ut the Peace.
Soleu ota.e sank "a corporation) Plaintiff
VS.
John u. Flynn, Defendant
Anu Mai Llu hUyer, GarulShee
The State vi North DakO.a To said Defendant:
by ILLS secouu autuuIous herein, YOU
hereby ullecteu 70 .p...ar Dc1Orc lue Ut my vl-
ace la the town oulcn, SluuA county, No. "
Dakota, 1T ~ COCK d. H., The Jlu day
DeceluUeI, I0l7. Llc.c t. ANSWER 10 Tic cOul-
plslliL vi SOAeu SLuLC lj.uh. u COlpOrittAOn al
lcElnK Luc 'AOu- liiy LI<u. OF money advanced
sou UcLW cen me ,utu uay vi oepLeulUer, 1915,
auu Lne 3lst uay o. Octvucr, l,t', aMouuLiug 20
Lue SUI. pi09.oo, .ttu winch you proLllseu 20
pay UuL nave 1anCu to do. aud tusLL puisuLlU
To i KLtAlauclulel. SuuuOn, setveu MAJ
Lin huS CT, nal, uuly auullLteu AupLlLy 70
III tuls clalln, ana demanding LnaU Judgment
We ieuoereu aYauisL Sou Ioi Tile sun VI Quo
Hum. Gu .NlneLy. N1ne ..iu c8-luU DVlla4s, 20.
sctuef Win au cUs.s ana uisuutsSMeuLo VI LnL,
acton; anu you uoUAueu tilLL unless JVu 81
Lppcilt ANA auSwe Cnc pAtU.u WAL Jake JUG
uAcnL AG.slllSL YOU acc >. >till-.J.
Given Lua 10y NOtCmUer. l9J. n
Il. Is. MCDO.> ~ LII, Juo.lce VI me Peace
olvuA county, NUrLn DaKvtu
Edw. $ Johnson
Soien, N. u.
Attorney rlantin
First Pup.-Nov. s, st. T.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-15
Delinquent Real
Estate Tax List
To Be Sold at the Court House
At Fl. Yates, N. D., Dec. IL,
1917, at 10 o'clock am.
NOTICE is hereby given that all

NOTICE is hereby given that all
lands and lots in the County of
Sioux, State Of North Dakota, on
which taxes for the year 1916 re-
main unpaid, will be sold for said
taxes of 1916, together with the
penalty, interest and costs as pro.
vided by law. Said sale will be
made in the office of the County
Auditor, in the Court House at
Fort Yates, North Dakota, on
the Second Tuesday Of December,
being December 18th, A. D. 1917,
between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. M, and 4 O'Clock p. M, of
said day and date.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-15
Estray-Taken Up

Came to my place October 81,
1917, one, white-face Hereford steer
2 years old, with one loop horn,
branded CY on left side and x on
right side on ribs on each side.
Owner can have same by paying for
this notice and trip to Fort Yates.
F. G. Turner, Sec. 8-131-S2. Shields
N. D. 7-3t-pd adv
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-15
]. X. Mcleod, editor of the
Flasher Hustler, and known throug-

j. K. Mcleod, editor of the
Flasher Hustler, and known throug-
out the state among the newspaper
fraternity as Little Mac" died
Saturday at sanaitarium at Sha-
kopee, Minnesota, where he had
been under treatment for some time.
Mr.. Mcleod came to Flasher in
1910, and made the Hustler one of
the best weekly newspapers in this
section of the state. He was one of
the pioneer printers and newspaper
men of North Dakota, having come
to Dakota Territory over 80 years
ago, and enjoyed larger personal
acquaintance among printers and
newspaper men than any other
man in the state. The Pioneer Joins
with the fraternity lin extending
sympathy to Mrs. Mcleod on the
occasion of her bereavement.
pa M Ia
In this issue OF the Pioneer is
published the delinqent real estate
tax list for Sioux county for the
year 1916. The list contains only
SO descriptions, and is perhaps the
smallest list Of its kind ever pub
lished in the state. The land adj
vertised will be sold for taxes by the
county auditor December 18th. The
successful bidder is the one who Of
ters to take the tax title at the low
est rate Rof interest in addition to
paying the taxes and penalty, due.
The maximum rate lis IL per cent.
The owner of the land has three
years in which to redeem from the
holder of the tax title. Tracts not
bid in by outsiders is bid in for the
county and carries the maximum
rate Of interest.
The latest information regarding
the selective draft is that beginning
December Is every man registered
will be called for physical examina-
ton and required to fill out a form
from which each man registered will
be classified. There will be five
different classes and men called as
needed for services from the class
that can most easily be dispensed
with. About February 18th a new
call for more men will be made,
.,and the matter Of selection will bt
much simplified. It is not known
if the men discharged on account Of
physical disability following exam.
ination under the first call will b.
.e.examined.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-15
Estray-Taken Up

Came to my place about October
10, one grey mare, weight about
100, colt at side. Branded Ill on
right shoulder. Owner can have
same by paying charges and adver-
tising fees. A. Davidson, Sec. o.
1888, Sioux county, N. D. Post
Office, Shields, N. D. s5-pd
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-15
Estray-Taken Up

Came to my place on or about
Oct. "a, 1917, one spring calf brand
ed Va on left ribs Owner can have
same by proving property and pay
ing damages and ADVERTISING
G. w. Buel, NE IA, Sec. 33.129-
So. r. o. Mcintosh, s. D. 81
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-15
Estray-Taken Up

Came to my place about October
20, one red COW with roam calf at
side, COW about three years old and
branded44 on left hip, calf no
brands. Owner can have same by
paying $500 for trip to Fort Yates
and advertising fees. L. G. Turner,
Sec. 3-131-S2, Sioux county, N. ID.
P. O. Shields, N. d. 7-3t pd adv.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-15
NOTICE To CREDITORS
IL the MaLter OF Tue Estate vi

William u. johnson Deceased
NOLlce Is hereby gwen " tue undersigned
BeaLrlce Jonusou, t.unlnsUraLrlX the es-
tate oI Wli.lanA Ii. Jounsun Lutte OF Iwp. ~
II. ", w. otl NJ, county VI Sioux and staLe Oh
North DukOLa, ueceaseu, w Lne Creditors vi,
dlu all lclSOns having ci;LluIs tsdlil,L SAID
ceHSSu, " e&hlUIL LueM WITH inc uEccS s:trS
Vouchers. wituin lOut ulunLuo amer nrSL
publication OF i,ULlce 70 SLlu aulnlnlsLraLrlX
whose poSVU1lce uuutcns Is NMUrrls.OWu u
pOotouicc l0r people VI NurLu anu SCUM Da-
notal III me county u Corsvn anu s..Le vi
South Dakota.
Uavcu 81, a. D., 1917.
-beaLr,cc Johnson, AdmnstrariX
First puDlcatlvu Oh the .ovn day or OcL.
A. D 1917.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-15

Published by direction Of the Board of County
Commissioners and in accordance with Chap.
ter 258 Laws Of 1915
Witness my hand and official seal ut Fort
Yates North Dakota, this 9th day of Nov. 1917.
(SEAL) c. CHRISTENSEN,
County Auditor, Sioux County
published Nov. Is, e, %, Dec. 8, 1910
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-15

The following IA the list OF said lands. lots
and blocks upon which the taxes for the year
1915 reniain unpaid, and which will be offered
f,,r sale tn.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY NESTS

The West FeliciaHa Development
Company met Thursday evening AZ Z
O'Clock. pursuant 60 a call that had
been previously issued so the directors
of the company The purpose # the
meeting Was "a eowplete arrangements
for the purchase Of the fair grounds
sfoperty from VI q Il. Wolf Realty Co
This company has ROW received its
charter an Of the necessary papers
have been drawn up, and IT is expected
that the title 10 the fair grounds prop
erty will be- passed within a fcw days
The Development Company has also
arranged fur the purchase from Mr. =
: Muse Of the lots adjoining the fair
grounds space used the past year for
the football game between Baton Rouge
and New Orleans
Stock certificates and a seal have
been ordered for the corporation and
the stock viii be issued within a short
time A few more shares of stock are
vet available for purchase.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
SOY SCOUTS ORGANIZE

The Hoy Scouts Of this community
have beeB organized The officers so
fat chosen are 4 +. Crump. Scout.
master, A 4 Frcdcricks. 4 Mat
theWs. G l.. Nackcy. Assistant Scout.
masters
The Advisory Council il made up Of
W T. Wood J u Rnhourne, and
+ G Wilcox
4 preliminary meeting vas held In
the Office Of the scoutmafter last Sat
ufday A general meeting for scouts
and parents and all friends of the
movsmcut is being arranged for the
first part of next week Dr Govt
Moore. Scout Commissioner. ct Ratou
Rouge wtil address the meeting The
exact time viii bc announced At school
Everybody IL cordially invited 10 at
tend this meeting and learn something
Ut the great movement and the work
being doHe b. ii
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
SAVING The FISH

= A Hast OF the fish hatchery at
Alexandria. and Conservation Agent
Il ~ Stirling have been employed for
several days tn catching game fish 10
thr swamrs and distributing them FL
the creeks aud poads Of tbe parish
The water Is lower In the swamps RoV
than for several years past and the
fish are likely 20 die. SO they ara being
saved in the above manner These
gentlemen are meeting with success Ia
their efforts and are able 10 move the
fish sith very slight lors
Incidentally this might BE- consider
ed a var food measure. for people who
have ponds afe able to stock them with
game ash which would otherwise prove
4 lnEs
T. 4. Tul.ru superintendent ~ the
fish department Of the State Conserve
ton Commission. aud Mr. Hyde. Of
Amltc we're here. overlooking the
work. Saturday
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
guy REQ cross SEALS

Amid the multiplicity Of other calls
one must not forget 10 buy Red Gross
seals for the Christina packages The
seals Afford rcyeaun for the never
ending war upon tuberculosis There
Is p pressing need for help when IL Is
seen that IN Louisiana there is a
civilian population Of no less than
5opoo patients In addition. reports
received from the exemption boards
show that from fye 90 twenty per cent
Of the men called for army service
through the ynlecliyp draft have been
rejected because Of tuberculosis Thou.
sands nf the men who go TO the
trenches viii break down under the
terrific strain ot intensive warfare aud
viii fall easy victims 10 tuberculosis
Thus We are face to face with = var
problem ot staggering proportions.
demanding immediate and adequate
measures of relief Red Cross seals
viii raise something towards stamping
out this disease which has more vic
tins than war
The seal spIe is for Louisiana use
and far a fund fat soldiers rejected
from the army
one very excellent feature OF the
present campaign is the attention hp.
ing shown ro the educational side Of
the work 4 most excellent story has
been prepared 10 b. read in the schools
of the state, aud at the same time some
Information respecting tuberculosis
will be- given out Every school child
will be- asked 70 buy nickels worth
Of seals and sell a dimes worth This
important educational feature cannot
fail TO bear good results
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
USELESS GIVING

There IS tendency 80 avoid useless
giving. the mere exchange between
grown persons to vhom one Is but
slightly bound 81 Indebted. the gifts
that convention rather than affection
suggests. even the interchange Of
tokens between persons more closely
united In thought and spirit To this
end - is proposed that Christmas
oards NAV b" more generally used this
ypHr and the price of the more costly
gifts be Saved for the many charitable
and patriotic purposes that arc con.
stautIy presented The idea ~ good
ore particularly Ahcrr only friendly
message is necessary. when only the
thought nf one after al gives pleasure
Hat Hho card should not be expensive
Engraved cards are costly fad They
convey 40 more pleasant impression
than one of the dyefor 1gr At the ten
cent store Expensive cards defeat
their own purpose They are not good
enough to keep aud yet when their
message is delivered. shat are they
good fnr. except to fIIl ones waste.
basket Rather than al expensive card
some simple gift ts preferable
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
"A c4lLoRens CHRISTMAS YEAR

lr another place the duty uf mukUag
this anxious tftur ID happy Christmas
Notwithstanding fur lho children u
STRESSED Their rnrulIeotons must not
be- rl1uded They must b" adj. To
rrr4Il the season with feelings uf Joy
The hearth hrys must bo brighter. the
SIMPLE pleasures. hs laIIitr the close.
ness of Iuyp and linton he fpif an The
more sorrows mas folIoa but now 10
must be made so bright as tu east
radiance dovn future wears Every
parrni is thus planning tor the chill
dr.a and IL .s 81 privilege Iu b. abb" 30
maize This oasis amid nftrr dis, rpsgful
srs-a-
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
THRIFT STAMPS


oh MONDAY 'h'I' "as P'a''a %" sa''
VI the h'h1. ana 81 V'' p"s'''"'''' tue
'hf'' stamps me ""' savings stamps
'Ha '''' "'' '"'''EN '''''"'"''s' WIN"
VIII permit p'"Pi' 81 even TIE s'''''i's'
means 10 "SS'S' the government WINE
exercising 'hF'' Il" 'h'S'"s N"'" p''.
'haS's
~ Tire same IA''. " ""' give every
olahS 'hah"r I" bay some OF THESE
stamps AS ah expression OF theif pa
f'"''sni. i"iI description 81 these
stamps mas hr'h hahilshea already III
THESE columns. ahd may ais" b' to"hd
~ NHPl Harris circular printed else
where an this edition today The nature
OF the proposed sal" il there explained
10 every detail ~o "e shall not repeat
II here We shall simply urge upon yea
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
sTANDARoiZE WoMAN's
POLITICAL CONDITIONS

Including Nebraska. women nov have
equal political power with men In the
election Of a. members af the House
OF Representatives q members Of the
Senate and lg3 presidential electors
Thesa figures represent enc fourth Of
the Senate a fraction lpss than on6
ftth If the House. and nearly IwoRfths
Of III" electoral college Tht> "a tho
argument which the National Suffrage
Association relies on as carrying con.
yt,tiou 10 Congress as to the desira,
bjli'y 81 immediate federal action SEQ
that soman political condition ia the
United States may be standardized. So
that the anomaly Of woman's political
being dependent on wh,eh
side OF a state boundary she chances
"a be, may be abolished.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
SECRECY, SPEED AND SUCCESS

Announcement Of the arrival Ia
Frarce Of the frat National Guard
units gave the first official notice that
an extensive troop movement has been
accomplished despite hostile subma.
riHes. shortage OF troop and supply
sbirf and other obstacles but without
the loss Of a man
Thousands OF men have been moved
to the seaboard from an parts Of the
country. loaded on trar sportg and land.
ed safely IN France without any gen.
eral knowledge Of the fccts having
been disclosed
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
RECEIVE COMMISSIONS

TNo more West Fellrlana hoys have
received commissions IN the Army
Elwyu J BARROW. Dr.. aud Sam r
Williams
Lieutenant narrow enlisted ia the
New Orleans Machine Gun company
about the time America entered the
aar lie was shortly promoted TO scr
geant and has Non his commission by
faIlhful service
Sam II Williams completed the
coursr 81 the second officers training
camp. in Virginia. and received a com
mission Ia The Coast ARTILLERY
+ r. Farr formerly located here
bat noa Of Crowley attended the Iron
Springs training caup aud received e
commission as FIRST lieutenant
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
CHRISTMAS IN 1912

NoG -tnra thr droagy dass ct the
War uctureu the States doe Christ.
mas End 50 sad a welcome as ia this
year 1917 when q ear to the death
casts ifs pall over fhr entire tinted
statra Though enjoying manifold
dressings Of every sort the thought Of
war. the SORROWS al many parttngs The
dread of future grteia oEershadoN all.
and make ihs Christmas uf 1917 iik"
none other that most Of rs ever san
But lhe depression aud thp fore
bodingS must be- confined to She Glider
uot Oldest people at the nation The
shadow must touch as little AZ may be-
,he chtldrru and the aged Their
Christmas must bs as bright and happy
as i can be made the one that their
inevitable draft of snrroNs cup may
mol be- taken ino soon. thr other that
their hearts NAV mol h. oyerbardeued
and that the Scriptures may be fulfilled
In them fhaf ai evening time II shall
he ligh
II takes su little to make children
happy bit "t tipsrt 10Y of t%o,
soiBe sweets. au atmosphere Of iollity
and fun. and their satisfaction is com
plefe As for the aged their wants
diminish with each added year and II
the, can onls feel that they are needed
that their counsel Is sought and their
wishes respected they want little else
To repeat Christmas must be- made
bright for these and for yet another
class the soldiers aud sailors Christ.
MAJ JOYS should reach them wherever
they ma, be Having made extreme
sacrifice iuf the defense ut the nation.
general love aud gratitude should fol
low them as u continuous hcnedictiuu
III musl make CFriatmas" for them.
To us" the homcly Creole phrase
Every Ieay sud man Of them must have
substantial tokens af remembrance
Abiding them oul whether a. home
camp. At sea. nr tn the trenches Some.
where
With these tasks and duties before
all Christmas tnf The old the children
and the defenders of the nation the
seasuu viii bs a busy one. and with II
will come 10 those lhus occupied the
consciousness Of duty done content Of
conscience and the jos OF sacrifice.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
Ledge Elections


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treasurer >. II. "'''''"'. a'''' .'''s
N'''f '"' meeting ~. ''''''''s WIZ
t" haf'h FaHi 8 'h" P"t'"ua "' '''
oyster supper
knights o. T''h'a'
hal"'' sara Loas' NJ. -. N. W =.
'i"r''a i"'Ha's "'sh' '' '"''""'
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v. oil W. -. \. "''S, n. % J" = -
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Aaehah"nbufKr " a' \. sam S''Ihs
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
our ADVERTISERS

The custom of early Christmas buy
ing is becoming go weEi established
that it gs not necessary 20 make ans
eyruso for publishing the Christmas
edition nt this paper *o early ~ Dee \
The paper viii assist you in early pur
ehaSes for Yeur loved ones happy
Christmas There is nothing that You
would b" itknIy 20 hu, tor this purpose.
trom an automobile TO thimhEr that
You cannot fnd Ia the stock Of oae or
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