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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-03-22
SHADY GROVE

Well here We come again with the
Shady Goove items. Shady Grove is a
fine town. an is still on a boom. We
have two pro porous dry goods stores
Messrs. Hubbard sni Tudor the mer.
chants are certainly upon their job.
Owen Beard als) has grocery store,
and buys chickens and eggs paying
good prices for them.
Well il is right amusing to be at
Shady Grow" and hear them discuss
the road question. You can see some
of those old farmers rock the tobacco
out Of their pipes. YOU better listen for
y.u are sure going to hear something
The reason Shad, Grove il such n fine
town. il because the people are =, big.
hearted but one trouble with them
is they never appreciate a thing until
1t is too late. We let slip from our
help ard country some Of our good
neighbors Bro Pearl Sigler and family
ans Bro. Kemp and family and We
never go 60 church hut in some way
We mics them.
We have "A II. Y. +. q. organized In
our church. n prayer meeting every
Saturday night, AMI We have a fine
preacher again this year BRO. Rufus
Robinson, They ais, have n new
preacher a, the Methods, church, and
We think he ia going to lie fine. say,
you folks ought TO come OF 70 church
and hear the choir sing witt Dennie
Hcbbar ts leader, II would certainly
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-03-22

Mrs. Agnes Beard and children,
Samuel. Frank and Denzil, who have
been living in this vicinity for over
year. have recently novel TO the SD
phrr Springs neighborhood. We wish
tn IN happiness ard prosperity in their
now location
A gang of youngsters and little bo 4
gathered Saturday night at the ,a-V
cant residence formerly occupied by
Sherman Ford. and in addition 10 an
egg roast. they Nd most ENJOYABLE
and entertaining time.
Claude Franks was the guest Of
Luther Gift Sunday.
Marvin Trui,t has been suffering for
several days with pain in his head.
He has been unsble to diagnose the ex.
act nature Of his silment and has tried
a number Of remedies seemingly with
out avail. We sincerely hope that he
will recover Immediately.
7. N. Woford went to Cassd Sa,ur-
day.
There is considerable amount OF
agitation in this ueighborhood over the
question Of road bonds. IL seems Ike
the majority Of the people in this
vicinity are against this proposed
measure, but according to recent in
formation this condition does not pre-
vail in othor parts OF the d,un,y.
The farming land OF Cri,tenden Co.
does not'yield rs large a crop as the
land OF some Of the neig hborirs coun-
ties, but our dear old home county ia
certainly distinguished for the quality
Of its products and it surpasses many
Of liz competitors in that respect. TIE
sorghum molasses which are produced
in this county are much brighter ard
sweeter than the molasses which are
produced in Union county and tire
quality Of our corn and wheat is a!.o
superior TO that Of our more wealthy
neighbor. There are many farmers Ia
Union county who come to Crittenoen
in order to obtain good seed wheat and
they are also well pleased with the
quality and excellence Of some OF Cur
other products
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-03-22
City Tax Collectors
Sale For Taxes.

By virtue of taxes due the city Of
Marion, KY, for the year, 1916.
amounting to the sum of $3.50 will
on the 9th day of April, 1917, between
the hours of l o'clock p. m, and 2
o'clock p. H., at the Courthouse door
in Crittenden county, Kentucky. ex-
pose to PUBLIC SALE, to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, the following
property Tor so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the amount of
the taxes due aforesaid and COSTS
to-wit $3.50.
One house and lot in the town Of
Marion. Ky, this being the property
Of VIM. Marley, a certain lot as No.
5, on the west side Of a street running
North and South and opening up by
jackson, Lewis and McCage. through
the land purchased by said parties
from John H. Morse, and said lot is
80 feet front and running back west
about 2lO feet
G. E. BOSTON,
3154t Tax Collector.
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DEANWOOD
r. E. Wilson.

Rev. +. C. Newman, of Marion, fill
ed his regular appointments here Sat.
urday and Sunday. preaching two fine
sermons.
Mrs. L. H. Lamb is on the sick list.
The cemetery at Sugar Grove will
be tiled for draining as soon as the
weather permits.
Miss Stella Dean visited relatives
here Saturday and Sunday.
A fine baby girl arrived at Willie
Towery's recently.
H, !. Morse, assistant postmaster at
Marion, was weekend visitor at the
home of his mother.
Mrs. b. F. brennan visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Hollis Todd, of the Mt.
Olivet community several days recently
Guthrie Travis was among the peo-
pie here Saturday and Sunday trying
to secure class in vocal music.
Miss Carrie Morse who spent d week
with her sister near Blackburn, has
returned home.
Mack Hornng, formly of Shady
Grove, now Illinois, visited relatives
here last week.
Herbert Mcdowell, Curry Nichols
and Roy Allen, of Cave Spring, at
tended church here Sunday.
Lawrence Walker has been ill with
pneumonia, is on the road to recovery.
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LILYDALE

We guess some, il not all, read the
Record. Press, would like to hear from
Lillydale again, Your correspondent
was born and principally reared in this
vicinity, therefore we love to think.
talk and write about our community as
long as we can say any thing good
about II.
Years ago We had no c'urch at
Crayne. We had protracted meetlngs
in our school house. Ever Green Sun.
day sohlol AID prayer meeting once r
week for all, and a younl mems pray, r
meeting once week. Our mother C..
y. church at Piney Fork was five miles
away Of which five Of the elders lived
in our vicinity. We will name them:
Wash Deboe, Jesse McCaslin. Crockett
O'Neal, James 0rdwsy, Sr.. Harvey
jacob. We had one or two deacon
also. We built a c. 2. church at
Crayne, was il dedicated four years ago
next June, We are glad to say that
four elders out of our community was
elected for that church. James Ord
way, Jr., William o'Ncal, Jas. Lloyd.
William Brown and one or two dea.
cons. Wash Deboe is an elder In the
u. s. A. church at Craync.
Leonard Rorer was a pleasant cal &.
er at the home Of d. +. Bosturc SUI.
day.
If the old NAHUM proves true, W.
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FOR SALE.

At my residence on Cherry
street in N. E. Marion ! will sell
sell privately to any who wish to
buy at less than half price the
following. kitchen safe, din
ing table, set dining chairs, 2
iron beds steads. l wood bed
stead, dresser. ! stand table.
3 rockers, clock, and l six
octave Esty organ, in good con-
dition also will sell my house and
lots.
r F. Wilson
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EASY TO TELL POISON IVY
Dangerous Plant Has. q charaeteris-
tic That Is by No Means Hard
TO Mistake.

Someone has said that 1t is hard tt
distinguish between poison ivy and
Virginia creeper.
II is the easiest thing in the world
10 do this. Poison ivy has three
parted leaf. Ampelopsis or Virginia
crecper fve-parted leaf. The latter
is of rampant climbing habit.
The ivy seldom grows TO greater
height than three feet. II may over
run an old stump, or a heap Of stones,
and have the appearance Of being u
vine. but close examination will
show you that II does not really climb.
II generally makes bushy growth,
sending ~ q mass Of slender stems
from It's spreading roots, and covering
a considerable amount Of space.
II one studies the structure OF the
pecullarities Of the two plants, II will
be impossible TO mistake one for the
other.
Some persons complain that they
find il difficult to e1terminate poison
ivy. They NOV II down, and In a little
white 1t sprouts. aud before long there
is more OF II than ever.
II cannot be killed by simply now
ing II. But II, after moving II, the
ground in which 1t grows is sprinkled
with kerosene and burned over II IL
not difficult thing to kill. All the
roots may not be killed with one appll.
cation, however.
II some Of them send up sprouts, cut
these of close TO the ground, and pour
Kerosene over the stub and about it
enough to saturate the soil well. This
will generally put an end to the NUS
Hnce.
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Evsneeine Fowler, Bradley Wilson
ana Worth Boisture went TO Evans
Vile Thursday to have their tonslls
taken ou;, They were accompanied
BY Ms. James Fowler. DR.. o. c Cook
aud James Wilson They returned
Saturday on tue morning train
Measles are getting pretty close to
US. hope they will not get into our
vicinity.
irish potatoes are $40 % Ter sack, :
onions 50 % per bushel. and wheat is a
failure This time in this community
Best wishes TO the Record Press,
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HOME SWEET HOME.

Life an Lights may lure. bu, home
Home An say. amt 1t great 20 get
back to the folks an the Real stuF
once in awhile. Don't II just give YOU
new life AMI heart 10 see the faces Of
those you love al hear the voices you
hunger FORT
It's fine TO be out with the crowds.
It's fine 10 fight for success an the
coin. but you Sc, back where Love %
everything. gee! il kinda makes that
other stuff tina, seem, so much. look
pretty measley. don't III
It's nice TO make good. It's nice 70
be independent. but it's nicer to sit AZ
your mothers knee an jus, be little
for a while
Everybody ought togo home once a
year, anyway.
You want to grab the rather an get
the thrills Of KNOWN that every turn
Of those old steel train hoofs are taxi.
in you that much nearer TO the cid
roost. You cant buy the Joy that
comes when YOU greet the dear once
an ] tell you j, makes fellow feel
like a kid again when you start pokin'
around in your old things an swing
on the old gate an get acquainted
with the cherry trees again. an moth
er's cookn',
The cafes may have lights an ser.
vice but they cant put the flavor into
food tina, mother can. An say does
gold embossed mem card beat snookin'
around in the pantry? Well. ! should
say not! An say when night comes
an you tuck yourself away in the lit
tie old bed gee! Don't your heart Just
swell to burstin' point as you peep out
at all the dear old pictures an feel the
same old soft blue quiltl
Say. there amt hotel from Frisco
to New York that could stall you,bet.
ter than that.
An don't IL all seem like a dreany
Seems just like you're back at the be-
ginin again an there amt been any
trains or csbarets.
Gettin back home again an lettin'
the tears Of JOY I'LL up your eyes an
the thrills OF gratefulness an love
course through your heart is just like
oiin up the machinery Of your soul
an maxim brand new start.
I'm sorry for folks that haven't any
home. but I'm sorrier for folks that
have home but have forgotten about
1t. Life is full Of changes. but home
the right kind of home never
changes
Course home amt the house, IL amt
the style. |, amt the cost-its the
folks an the 1--we that's there.
That's what makes home, an no
matter II it's little gray cabin.
weather.beaten an alone out on the
prairie, rs home, an it's the wei.
come that's waitin' fory that money
cant buy. Don't
lei the world kid you an cheat you
out Of the dearest possession you got.
don't let years roll by without crossin'
the daisy blossomed grass TO the old
font porch Remember the market
place cant take its place.
Sure know what I'm iriftin' on;
amt just come back from vacJsic,
at homer Didn't ! sit in a kimS,c-
with my hair in n braid.
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Notice.

All perso knowing themselves
indebted to the estate of the late
S. J. Stations will please come
in and settle and save costs and
trouble. Those holding claims
against the above estate will
PIE ,se present them properly pro-
ven. {. +. Stations.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-03-22
Rug Cleaning.

My special machines take out
all dust, grease spots, SCOT, etc.
and make your rugs stiff and
bright as new.
! KIean Karpets kleal also
make rugs from old carpets.
A. W. Little.
Phone 1902
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Leghorns

We have the s. c. White leg.
horn, eggs s1.00 per 10.
VIII be glad to show you my
chi :kens they are the test.
Mrs ]. r. Gilchrist.
Marion Ky
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plies Cure I In o 20 II Days

four druggist vii refund money II PhZC
OINTMENT fails TO cure aIy case Of Itching
Blind Bleeding OF pfo,rudips Piles ~ ito II dsys
rhe hrN application gives Esse aud Rest. sr.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-03-22

"Oh doctor do hope you'll let
father smoke again soon. We simply
cant get a cent out of him Judge.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-03-22

fhs ouInlns 1hst Does Not Affect The hsss
Because Of IS tonic and laxative effect. LANA
TIVE BRoMo QulNiNE is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness MOI
tinginR in head Remember the full name and
soL for the signature OF T.. W. GROVE. 70
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-19
HOUSES . RENT.

WATCH GRAND. FdRKs GROW
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
10000. 00-7lnstde property rented for
$4,000 per month which I Will
trade for clear q In Red River
ss.1oo. o6MXi modern. Groom house on
Cherry street. with hardwood
$12oo.oo-6-rooned cottage. city water,
ciStern and cellar, North Sth st.
$3.600.00-6 room all modern house. cor
ner lot, hardwood floor and finish
on Vernon Ave. ~
FOR RENT
S5.00-7-room all modern house on Bel
mont Ave. 75
8 b.oo-s-room all modern house on
Riverside park. @
sso,oeG27:room q modern house on
326.o0-5-room cottage, furnished. al
modern but heat, Cheyenne Ave.
l$13. 00-6-room house all modern but
heat, Walnut st. :
81 .00-5-room cottage. city water, Gig
tern and cellar, North Sth st.
$10.00-6.room hou&e. all modern but
heat on walnut st. q
$16.o0-5-room house, all modern but
heat. on North 4th st. asf5
I'll. 00-6.roora, all modern but heat.
% H. ~ w. IL. ;ss@ -
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ABSTRACTS.
GRAND FORKS ABSTRACT AND IN.
surance Co., LIST Nat. Blk. End floor. :
AGENTS. ,

1913 ONE DAY IN SEPT 1917: IRA,
Shock Of Flint. did II: Pierson Ct
Montgomery started two stores since
August, nov ready for third; Higgins
first day; Aus. studerswrote october i.
sold $50 q day. It's q big year for
POPCORN crispettes; sensational re-
ports from altovAr the y. 9. Meixner.
$3.50 In one day: Baker. 5000 . day;
Eakins, $500 profit in q month: We,
start YOU In business: no experience;
little capital; we furnish everything-
how to succeed; build q business Of
your own; the demand for crispettes is
enormous; high prices and war condt-
tions help; fall and winter best; profits
for facts. W.. Long Co, 295 High
ST. SprlnEaeld, Ohio. I.
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"A Al PRoPosrrIoN-MEN WOMEN.
boys and. girls Ile2; agents spare time.
time selling :UsALYTE' indestruct-
able gas nantes. Save one-third a 8
Equals the light Of . others and out
lasts u dozen of any other make.
dozen sent postpaid upon receipt Of 81
% agents or on consignment II refer
ences are satisfactory. J..f1. Robin,
Mfg. and Patentee, 130th: st. & Park
Ave. New York. ~
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DIR. ANsoN, MOOT s~PECIAIYeT.
over Drug store, sid and peNsrs Ave.
X CGrnsa em0ve without pain. Instant
streated. FSBoth phones.
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EXCHANGES.

TO HEAR FROM PARTY
who will take my equity In unimprov-
payment or part payment on Grand
ForkA. residence <propertya or. small i'm.
proved farm or acres. Give full In
.Hsro IN first letter.: Address I'll.
I HAVE "a $1,000 CONFECTIONERY
OUTFIT and stock. running and doing
Eood business, in IS country town Of
barber shop in q, small town, or will
sell Tor cash. Address 265. Herald.
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FOOT s~PEC1Ardsr.

FOR Es1 . .xsAIIslRe-coKn HEATER. 50 n.
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inesr Uniting postcards, pictures, 'efc.,
spare time for profit s. on 800; no
~canvaseing; samples l0c (ttamps.)
Particulars free. Aftint, S37 b., o.
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AGENrsLFREE cATALoGs AND
samples. New Christmas goods. Ma
tional. Military. floral medallions.
mirrors. fobs and jewelry. Make VITO
greatest s~pecialties. Cruver Co, jack
son and Campbell. Chicago. I'll.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-19

FOR sALE-rQuR LIGHT AMERICAN
O.: plant, oonpllsts: Che.p Tor cAsh.
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HtEr1P-FMfAnE

cIvlr SERVICE ExAM1NATIoNs IN
Grand Forks soon. Women desiring
clefkshfps. spostofice. government de-
partnents:.: ,tenographsesa write for
3faA particulars to u {. Leonard,
CORNER government ex9Inin6r) .el1
Kenois Bldg, washinnton.
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sss
HOUSES. !.

HOUSES. .
i. SIS. oo-strictly modern house on
: University Ave. .7-rooms.
: $S6. o0-Belmont' Ave. 7-rooms, all 4
: modern with garage.
: ; b.o0-7-room house on So. 9Th.
Strictly modern.
! $zb.e0-7-rooms, modern but heat.
. No. 4th st.
; Fourth St, modrsn but heat. Il
; $28.00-7-room house on walnut,
: modern but heat.
: $2o.oo-Chestnut ST, 8 rooms.
, modern but heat.
, $z0.00-7-rooms, International
Ave, modern but heat.
, $18.o0-e-room house with electric
! light and city water, on Skid
more Ave.
; 3i6.0o-North 4th; St., s-rooms,
, electric light, water.
$16.00-5-room house on Dakota,
, electric light water.
J. sts.oo-cottase Of 5-rooms. snd
Ave.. vat, electric.lisht
s,t. oc 2 9oena bou.. - 1~nt.-n,.
!. ti9nal Ave-. electric light,
,1s.6o-ccttonwood st., b.rooms.
, modern but heat.
$l2.b0-6-room cottage on End Ave.
electric light. gas city water
$12 .00-5-room house on Dakota
; Ave-, water. electric light.
; good barn. 80
; e17.00-upstairs, s rooms. modern
; but heat, stove included. n
$1o.75.-7-room house .on Cherry,
; city water.
.s.oo-Good barn at iss No. 7th.
} STORES. /,
; Third ST VI ~ -.
40.00-Good. modern store build
ing. DeMers Ave.
e. J. LANDER3& co. /,
Rental nenf Ala nANnr (,
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roR SALE OR RENT-MEAT MAR
k6t In good live town. Slaughter house
md everything complete. Only meat
I iIton, N. D.
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FOR sALE-aANIrARY COUCH AND
balsys carri.ssAIi > 1s,os. $50 j. 81
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hosiery to, Wearer. Salary $500 full
time. 16c an hour spare time. Enor-
nous Christmas trade. Experience
unnecessary. International Mills. Nor
rtstown, Pa.
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coop STEEL RANGE ron SALE. rs
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FARM .nANDs

YOUR CHANCE is N cANADA-R1ca
lands and. business opportunities o6er
you Independence; farm lands 81 to
$50 acre; irrigated lands. SIS to $50;
improvements or ready made farms:
loan Of live stock: taxes average un-
der twenty cents an sacte:ssn taxes on
improvements. personal property. Or
schools. roads. telephones: excellent
climate-crops and live stock prove
IT.. special homeseekers' fare certid-
Gates. Write for free booklets. Allan
Branch, Canadian Pacific Ry., \ 141
Ninth Ave-, Calgary. Alberta
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FoR sA15E-BED. DRESSER. CHIT.
fonier. Rbookcase. sidewoards&1l4 lone
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MONUMENTAL b

LOOSE STRAW FOR SALE, DELIVER
ed, EallfN.W. 12S64L: r. s. 1000-L.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-HIdH GRADE BUiLpINo
!, paper; y roll bule plaster board, 80
ibl. $l.9e; carpet lining. fun roll.
1l.60; red rosin paper. 11.16: two-ply
Call a. Klizks's stock room. lot wal
nut 81. S7S.L. =. -"
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FOR sALE-BARBER SHOP, Busl-
ness GOOD. Two chairs. Price 9326. 90.
Only shop. in town. Apply Box 70.
Madoc. Mont.
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money-saving food, household pro-
ducts: Earn SIS to $35 weekly. Enor
NOUS profits. Repeat orders. Steady;
work. ssEetehlished 1888. Crofts &
Reed, Dept.Ip, ChicAxo.l.
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aoopsslx,RooMI HOUSE, TOR RENT.
Al sniodern bat heat csllS2oS Cotton
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HIDES AND FURA..

sHIP YouR HIDE, FURs AND JuNHI
to b |. We Will ray the hi9hest pffcoS.j
ii Write for our price Hist WeScan uo0l
So tons Of country mixed SCRAP forl
hide and Fur @. THIEF River rails
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FIVE BRIGHT. CAPABLE LADIES 70
travel. demonstrate and sell dealers:
$500 to $4,000 per month; railroad
fare paid. Goodrich Drug Company,
Dept. $50, Omaha Neb.
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ANY YOUNG WOMAN IN NEED OF A
friendly hand willsdnd 1t at the Young
women's Christian Association 414X
DeMerS Ave.
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ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn 800 monthly corresponding for
newspapers; $40 TO $50 monthly in
no c~anvassing; subjects suggested.
Send for particulars. National Press
Bureau, .BufIalo. ~ -. n
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR DUR
!" ~ farm. 2 miles from. city. Must be
competent. Apply G.. r. Jacob, East
Grand Forks, Mimi. 'tt
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ROOM FOR RENT. INCLUDING
typewriter and two desks. sos Kittson
Ave. Both Phones S06.
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URNITuHE-sTovEs-Cons.

c 8 AL. R AZ .;.l seas ssAN0Es. M
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WOMAN TO COOK AND HELP WITH
housework, $500 week. Apply Mrs.
]. n. BlackI Candy factory, Minnesota
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TRArRERs4..YouR ATTENTION.. !.
pays hithest.aSsh plics for your FUR.
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MOVING PICTURE SHOW FOR SALE
in. North Dakota county, seat town Of
1900. Doing good business. Address
PA Herald. @s,
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FURNITURE PACKING. STORAGE
ana dray work. AcKensie's. 137 South
Third Phones $50.
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NOR RElsF-AIL MODERN -eEVEN
room house UnivsrsityF Avs. Q. !.
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WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL
Call N. Lundy. rs. ga.
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FOR PRICES ON BALED HAY AN.
straw. call East Grand Forks Fuel g
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lllacslIaneous Sor saie-oousna.

BLACK VELVET AND FUR SET.
lon1 scarf, laTGa mum; Also black
plush mum: GOOD condition. Cells437K
T-S. morningu.
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hood HoyeD FOR RENT Ar ALI.
prices. John q. 8os ca: phossos. S9S.
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23a PER CENT PROFIT SELLING
Jubilee Spark ~Intensi1ers to auto own
ere, garages. Banishes spark plug
s:.trouble. SENS 1fRe wtldftre.e Exclusive
territory. Write quick. Jubilee Mfg.
Co, Dept. 338. Omaha, Nebr.-
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MONUMENTS MARKERS VAULTS
w. r. . Grand Forks, N. D..
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WANTED-To HEAR FROM OWNERS
20. Il. Hawley. Baldwin. Wisconsin.
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osTEoPATHY.

DRS. ORR AND NAY SANDERS.
81 Observation-Disclosures Bank Bldg
Both Phones S42. Grand Forks