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The Little River news., 1917-11-14
Warming Order.

m the Little River Chancery Court, Little River County, Arkansas. Annie Cumpton Plaintiff vs. Louie Cumpton Defendant. The defendant, Louie Cumpton is hereby warned to annear III thls court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff herein Annie Compton. Witness my mana and the seal of said Court this 10th day of October, 1917.-Chas. IF. rark, Clerk. By Jas. H. Williams. D. .: T June R. Morrell. Atty for Pltff. Frank M: Locke, Atty ad litem. s3W
The Little River news., 1917-11-14
60 FAIL TO REPORT
They VII Be Reported it. the District
 Board Monday.

Texarkana, Nov 11.-A total os 60 men listed for the selective draft on the Texas side of town Bowie coun- tyD have failed to report to the local exemption board for examination, or to file papers showing that they are in the army or navy. They will be reported to the district board tomor- row. Thirty-nins ,Hrs from FTexarkana and the othe 21 from other points in the county.
The Little River news., 1917-11-14
Negro Conference to Close,

Hugo, Okla, Nov 1O.-Bishop J. M Conner of Little Rock will close the south Oklahoma conference tomorrow night and will go to Fort Smith next week, where he will open the north Arkansas conference. pr. c. H. Vest moreland of Beaumont, Texas, ad- dressed the conference last night The Rev. T. W. Pope of Little Rock spoke today
The Little River news., 1917-11-14

About $7O0 worth of diamonds be- longing to Mrs. w. H. Lephiew of rermott were stolen from a room in her residence recently. Later the diamonds were found in the possession of a 12-year-old negro boy who had committed thei theft
The Little River news., 1917-11-14

l. S. Gates, who has a farm on Red river near Foreman harvested 300 bushels Of peanuts from about ten acres of land and made 49O bales of peanut hay. lie has been offered $1 62! per bushel for tie peanuts end $1.00 per bale for the hay. At these figures the 10 acres will pro duce $13O250.
The Little River news., 1917-11-14
Box Supper at Oak Hill.

The Presbyterian and Methodist churches of Oak Hill will give a box supper Saturday night, November r, 1917. for the benefit of the churches. Everybody invited to come Girls to bring boxes.
The Little River news., 1917-11-14

Two car loads of short horn Dur Eam calves have been sold at Yell vile by progressive men of Marion county. The stock was bought in Kansas Cty and was sold at actual cost plus the cost of transportation to Melville.
The Little River news., 1917-11-14
HERE AND THERE IN ARKANSAS.

Benton county's apple crop of this year will sell for s2,OOO 900 or bet ter.
The Little River news., 1917-11-14

Private John P Lester, who was among the American soldiers captured in France recently, is a nephew of Mrs. C. N. Richards of Hope.
The Little River news., 1917-11-14
E. Y. P. |. PrOgra I'll.

Subject-The church, Its Divine Mission.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-17
inO oab BEL eu6 feline garrHbersis'

inb onb bel eu9 feline @ariHbersis'
felt iitl1
.Sans SOller", fagte Der Jube.
onIeine W2utter III astpeien elm Wien.
ibenipeib, unb 6eine Wliltter III aud
geipeien Elm Wenidenipeib chr babt
mem Bolt perbest imo perfolgt ielt
alten Sagen. 2ie miIoen Sunoe, Die
Der Wenid ge5ahmt bat .lno gebegt,
Die fihb setporoen ieine treuen Saus'
frellnoe; bic er OerfoIgt bat inib Der.
beBt, oie iinb eebIieben tpiIoe $unoe
uno Der MeniAen Gein6. 3u bait
neinen Stamm 6en untergang ge.
haporen, aber id toote bid niht. 9u
ipirft morgen ipie6er Der mdhtiee
Mann iein, unb ih Der perbabte
siioe, ben ibr peitifet, nber i'd t0otc
bid niht. Metne WhItter III gepeien
elm Wenfheniueib.
@eiter bat Der Siibe nift eeipro-
diem itnb oih Der Cans SoIler bat
fein eiusiees @ort gefagt. sic inben
fieberrrb beiinmiren duf bein Baum.
bls onnss Dao&t, N 0u,I&d bntts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-17
|6tibes Sa1tr
|gtgen aDpii6ultrjtn.
essA sasnm 5ssemasa bdi<s @sNss
NIT R6ssphats sarin sss ben
0ratfa6 triusea isuss.

aupffnmersen treenbtpsId5er Or! ,perben burce
ehitosBeraultuna bera1a1t 0ifte IN Der eeber
unb ben giueetpeiben. 1orins seuanHt, peroen
In has pIut aissefosen b,irt1 bie ehntpb-aand'
lc resen bas Sera an', ipeidbes bas BIut 70
fdneu punrpt, bab es bic fIetnersr abern unb
Denen bes Rppfes perftppff, fobdb aopff6msrs
Sen eftftsbeu. sic nerben nerb6B niebergcs
fdIager. frairf, fteberif& unb inbebngIid Stre
seuofienen spetfen iuerben fnuer unb utn1en
Gle iibeL Damn sreifen ets gu aeeritantIise,
ufpirin ober @rpmiben, tpeIcte Sbnsn Tempo
rdre 9inbernue berf6affen. absr bas pIut nttt
bon ben irrtt5reubeu Giften bsfreieH.
Gin @Ias betbeS g8aiier nit eiuem 9beeIof'
Eel bon oinsitpns phosphate bnrir. cine Belt
Iana Dor benz ssriibitid eetrunien ipirb Mot
nlr bieie Gifte aus Sbrem Spftem fpaidben nnb
Stre aopffhurrsen iurtren. fonbern a Uiro
uu1 ben aanaen si,isfteibunesfannI reiittgeIL
EIdren unh srtstfrhen.
Sraam Gle Stren Gpotbefer nm elm Dtsrtel'
bf,nb 9imeftcre phosphate Gs IN biute. 70
barmIos pie 8n6er unb beinabe sef3madIcs,
MIR bat e etnen rsinen fanren gattaef&uad
Der nidt unanaeuebm III.
Genn Gie Mot sum geiten fnbIen. tpenu St.
se 6nnst beIsst in Dber eie NIT fnIedtem gs'
f3nlad I'm WtuHbe. ibIem sItbem anf,patten
ober an 0rfdfhine. llHSsrbouIttfeit gtIiofttdt
e,erftoIune cher fanrsu wsaseu Ietosit 10 farp
cen sic NIT Der phosphate betbes vsafer-Rrr
an, I'M ltr S1ftem bon ben zoyirS uub 6ti.
ten al bcfreteu.
Die Biriuns III eine fsbr fdbneIls u,tS %
srirb bebauptet baa Ssre. bic isheu msorgeu
ibren Wsnser, asber unS Stnaepetbe anStpo'
fheu, i,ientuIs appff6merssn eSe .resuhspst
des~ unbsbagen haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-17

icin ginSeI seoffnet, I'm NIT beiim
2appen iid unb ieinen gea6bar Dor
benz drgiten ssroit 5u id)iieen. sd
bin ioIte Rnd)tberbergen ipobl &c.
ipobnt," ingte er, .aber 6er~ Serr
aidter mag oabeim baben elm beiie'
res gett.-
llnb aIs es moreen tuarb un6 Die
Iieben Boglein nod ipurben i'm
@aIoe, nIs brnubeif I'm SbaIe bic
Seerben aiisge5ogen nit ihrem @e.
jdeIe unb bic Sirten nit ibrem @e.
i6rci, ba perlieben bic @oIfe Den
@alm iin6 3ogen iih mitbdngenben
Ghtpeifen in Die w1Iber 5ilriid.
gus bernnd,- bic beioen Wdnner
nit baIberitarrten @Iiebern bonn Bar.
me nieberfIetterten, nahten eben Die
alled,te bes Sans, Die friib aiigeitnn.
ben ipnren, Inn ibren lliht beinlse.
febrten Serrn 3u iiihen. gllS lie oas.
Sii6Iein inben, tpoIlten fie dlliogleih'
6ariiber berfallen. Ger Doriridter
tpies iie suriid, Iegie bic Sanb nui ocs
Suben -gduIter iiu6 iaste: rGen Loft
in @ub'l"
Sie iiniinten iebr, nIs er ben urnl.
ieIigen @aiIibrI nit IN fein Spus
nabm. ysadoem fih bort bic beioeH
pon Der id,redlid)en Maft erbolt nto
eraiiidt batten, iagte Der Sans SoIlerI
slim eSirdeIiten: ..@leib' Bel mir unol
LOB BID tmifen Elm Gbrift biit buI
obnebin.~
Soete biernuf Der Sibe: sd
bIeibe meinen B1ten treu!" llnc
torfeIte onbou. n
Sans Softer, Der Tprfrifter p6nI
Gtiibou, blidie linn lnnse mad, nit
9opffhiitteIn urib ieltinhIen @coar.I
ten, iinb bat BON oieiem Soge an fei-l
nem Sebrier mebr Elm 9eib 5ugefiigtI
Tie alte aiefer nrf Der Sei0e ipirbcI
felt jrner Wnd,t Der ssiibenbaiiiH &C. /
naiirt. S&eute itebt fie nift mebr, |
abn an. HlssT Gteas eipe tinoal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-17
Mabpr's Yrpnamatt0il
gsrbietsab ben gerta,f BON berGa.
Id1snben 0etrGnfen am @abltage.

Die Gefete bes etnates DDto f$rsibsn boz,
bab mo iminer eDtrihpfen iptins cber mdIo'
baltiae Detriufe am Bnblfaae perf1uft cofr
berf6eflft ober iusuu Cd Der Better etnss
TlnteS III, ipp foide Qioubrk geiu6bnIl9 ber'
fnuft imb getriinies tperoeu ifnb beriebIt, fol-
d5en NIat an iraenbeineiH Mdttnae gef6IoiicfI
gu bnIten. fou In cine Girnfe bon ni4t ntebr
nl3 eiiibnnberf Dollars nilb 0efdnpnibitrafe
bon Mot uftr oils aeon 1aeen rerfanen, nfib
Jn Mrtetrn1t bub befdete Befete % ben
Niirgermeifter aiir Yfltbt m1Gefi, bot Der mabI
sine mrpfIamafion on has nubIifim III erInfs
fen, tn fpeIder ber SnbdIf Der @efste betreffS
bes Berfaufs niib Berfhenfens bon bsrdnfnens
ben GeirdnfeH on g3abInaen befannt eeu'aet
IN sirbeirdHt, bas, gieuffas ben II. Tas
I'm eprtI. U. .. 1917. folH eiu Bobltdo H.
TespaIb maze ID, @eorae ganta. siiraer.
meiffer ber ginbf Cincinnati. inrertnib be.
fneten gtnatfs Ctto, frdft Der mir bitrtt be-
inate @eiese berltebensn uutbortth ifnn tn
tiebereirffiuuing nit ban grforbelriten oer'
ftIben has 9ubtifim duf Ne Refttnlrritnaen
bsfneter Gefete. ipie ober nrseqtbsn., aiifmtri.
fam, iuonnb ale gerneber eelen h'sfelber an
benz beseinneien Ease BEN iiebtrfrefer Be
firaiiira etnbrinaer iuerben
geeeben inter neiner Sanb NIB benz Qcrs
pcrufipns.GteaeI Der Gtnot gindnrad bttltn
brittrn 1ne I'm slbriI, u. q. 1eE.
Gtoras pnnfd
atien: n .. stsrfsa. edIstdI.
(gieasD h,u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-17
gerIanat an miethen-8iulmer.

net Bimmer. m6bIirf cher unuiobliri:
in rnbiser Wocbbarfdn'f Der lnic1u Stnbi.
an elmer CftgDeft innienben Strobe, ben Elm.
seInem Serru 81 rtietbeH nefpaHfds gerBa.
HeHter Daetber. aari Gtoh qe nelisblat.
II fss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-17
gu Derfanfen = s'iauos.

ss Rpteu eptsIsr .utano init ~
Rouen ghiftf nrb Sdnf, $685.. Jghn Srtffius.
1928 EalEn etr. ei.sftes aiano.Saus In
gindHnrti. tai&se
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-17

GerH Der $timatb be-.
fottet. g,f benz Sinfibe &irdbcf
IN 9bilabelpbia ,p,irbe 2e,itnant gr.
nolb @Iifer bonn beinifeu Silfsfrell.
ser ,Rronprirp @ilbelm~ nit militia.
ridden gbrei, s,i @rabe getrasen, nadl'
bent es ben @ertretern oes GeirraIoer'
banbes Der @etermen in6 arieger Der
. Y'ntiten armee eeIimgeu fpar, Die
erIaubnib sur gernnimltung zines
feierlifen Begrabniiies bon benz Som.
rnanoeir Der 9fapp Darb, Supitan
@uiIen, 5u cripirfer. Die Serren Sobi
aeieI unb OHIO mnaI, bonn GentrIper.
banb batten Die n6thigen 8erbonolim-
gen gefiibrt unb aud bas Seif)eilbe.
g1ranib porbereitet, bns nn Radlliit.
tag BON Der itdotii9en Miorgue ans
'itctifanb. gie 9eidlc oes Gffi5iers
purbe bon elmer Gepiifntion Der arie.
gen I'm Gnto bon Der Wforgue abgebOlt
uno mad, Ocm sricbbof geIeitet, 100 ne.
ben oem cfferen @tabe cine glbtbei.
lung bon pier5ig Iatroieri Der BIN.
6esmnrine inter sfomtanoo bon bier
OtiiSjeren aniiieaung eencmnlen bat.
TEN. Die WtitgIieoer oes Gertralper.
5aloes inb DieIe 5rei.nOe uno &c.
fnrnte bes Iooten iporen gleiGfalls
IL Der 9eerbigung crIf)ienen gead,ocin
aet Sarg ron 6ein 2eihernpaoen &c.
boben unb neben oas @rab getrngei
roorten mar, blies Der nusgeriidte
ErouLpeter oas i.bIide Sisnnl, ipornui
Geemannspaitor Grid, Saiil cine fur.
se glnIprade an bic @crfammelicn ig
beutld,er Gprdde belt uuo bann Ell
tilrSes @etet iprn1. 9indlbem or aeeil.
bet, fclerten bic aiisgeriidter Srlippel
orei SsaIpen iiber bns Grub nb, mai.
reno .ber garg IN bic Giefe scfenft
.paroe. 9eutrant Blifer wnr an 9.
Iescniber As goriabrs bci einer &c.
qcIpartie in Der gldbc Der ysapp garo
ertrunfen. Or riibt nunnehr an Der
Seite ber In Den iriiterei SaEren bier
tegraberen beltiden Geclrlite inO
wioiroien, 5u oeren ejcbadtnib ein
Denfrial I'm Dricbbci iid erbebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-17
EeutaI goHeae.
Bn perfanfen.


g Sbetffst mmer .NDobtin. gdrIn Gua'
iifb: inGbiger aueis lei sIoon 23se.C ebef
na&sufrdasu $500 gpsdrt abe. Gbcnbcl:.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-17

frifae. 9enn 70 bats Der Saus fei.
nen Radtonuien befoblen: r9ee
Baum fei bos 9enfuaI, bab Die &c.
eeber,beit nidbt pergeiieu ueroe
pfIarBet ibn nadi~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-17
Rn perfaufett-Narmen.

ednb. Malisr sen5ra els tnr sin
s,rs-. itst 900 JaruySctsniis In ispsr aus.
edbs araesftgf prn 9iasnitamfrn unb Nafn.
ten bon jsbsrn s!nnt 90 Gsiisn. bnbf4er
vt5barb IN stpst 5nrber. 25e Der 9aer, 4
sins. Dst o 40. Irasr. Soma
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-17

Clifton Garter, yiewpurt, Gg.
Sect bsrsii. Goien tar Qtnses suteseeu sm
usousn. 9ftis mdtia.
veparb eteiufams, eteeirbnner.
p5cis goutb 1858. maan 'atrt init bsr gtDns
mouth gcr BIS snt 1tar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-17

isber eiri In bsir6fr unb eneIil4er Gpra6s
flr Btf4d'isleiis, 9ereine ctc. ueberfetursen
rHerssr nui gnlnib beiorat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-17
@pri4Iaa. o q.

stIio bisb bi, Msufc Der Gsibid.e;
Cine Roae in Der Sdnb iis bili.
llnb nit ibrem grifftl idrieb iie
nieber.
mas iid bier auf Grbea abseIpieli. -
Weg bamif ~ qBir babsn andre
WittsI.
Eeitaubaltcn, mas bic Wenihbsif tbsil
.4ino1 joG bic Wuis tiinftig b.ibsn,
ias sss .Gisus. q isi i5s GsirItas,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-17
3a rtrmistbsn-5Iats.

6 gooireton-fsIdt bon 3 Birmern: tsttss
urb tnitse MntfeE, Sab uiib Toilette, Ssiguna
unb 3aniiopSebiennHe. 6ii GresriIp Ctr.
1910
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-01-18
A Good Argument.

AS he dislikes motor-cars, coun-
try squire always kept good horses.
Recently he bought a handsome
mare, and a few days later asked his
groom what he thought of the new
arrival.
"She's a fine looking animal, sir, y
replied the man, ''but I'm afraid shes
a bit touchy.'
"Why do you think so?" question
ed the squire.
''She doesn't seem to take to nc
one, sir. She can't bear me to &c
into her box to groom her"
"Oh. she'll settle down in a few
days. the squire reassured him
"Everything's strange to her, you
know. 1 don't think there's much
wrong with her temper
Nor didn't I at first, sir" replied
the groom. But. you see, She:
kicked me out O. that there box twice
already, and, when you come to thinl
of it, that's very convincin. .'-Argo
naut.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-01-18
TOO MUCH GOLD.
But 1t is Not Likely to Have III
Effect.

We are now told by a noted f1nan-
cier that the concentration of sc
much gold in this country is likely
to bring us industrial and CONNER
cial trouble, for the ultimate result
will be the raising of the cost of ev.
erything in the way of wages and
material that go into our foreign
trade, that it will sadly weaken us
in our competition for that trade. 1t
may turn out so, but forecasts of fl
nancial distress based upon known
conditions seldom materialize. 1t
may be that so much gold may en-
courage the purchase of foreign fab
RIGS, and that will excite the nation
to making the duties higher to keep
them out, and there you are in po-
litical hubbub again, which leaves
business quite at sea. The wise
thing is to prevent the stock of gold,
which is quite equal to all Europe
possesses, from entering a period of
speculation, which always ends in fl
nancial distress. But then again the
federal reserve system will steady
the currency stock, so as to keep us
out of trouble. So the gold need not
scare us.-Ohio State Journal.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-01-18
SHE CHATTED WITH BURGLAR.
And the Upto Date Intruder Cos
siped About Psychology.

AS the burglar raised the window
Miss Helen Gemmill, daughter of H.
j. Gemmill, of Wilmette, sat up in
bed. It was 4:3O O'Clock in the
morning.
"Nice evening"" said the burglar.
''It's morning." said Miss Gem
mill. Are you regular burglar?"
Yes, miss"
"Then all l have to do is to sit
here and ask questions about your
self and trade while you burgle the
room?"
YES" said the burglar, folks
expect that ever since they began to
put these burglar sketches in vaude-
vile. With the young, pretty ones,
like yourself, We burglars have to
discuss the nebular hypothesis and
sociology. We can't get near the re-
suits that we get out of the old girls.
Where is your money!
Il haven't any. How do you treat
the old girls, as you call them =
"Aw, we just stick in their feet
and they tell where the money is hid
pretty quick? Haven't you got any
jewels?"
''No, they are in the safe deposit
vault. 1 see your aashlight isn't
working we'll. You will find matches
on the bureau. And please tell
me-do you think Bacon or Shak-
speare wrote the latter's works?"
Il think Spencer wrote them. Isn't
there really anything valuable 1 can
take here?"
I'm sorry; not a thing" said Miss
Gemmill
"Well," said the burglar as he re-
tired through the window, "I'll have
to take your word for it, but 1 GER
tainly wish you were an old girl, be-
cause / need the money
The burglar also entered two other
Wilmette homes, but encountered
persons awake in both, which caused
him to retire.-Chicago Herald.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-01-18
MATTER OF SCHOLARSHIPS.
Important Statement by the Board OF
Education.

Columbia. Jan. 13.-Abolition OF
scholarships in all State institC lions
except one-year agricultural course
at Clemson and all the Citadel
scholarships was recommended by
the State board of education today,
it was announced here late tonight.
The meeting was called at the in
stance of NJ. Rutledge Rivers, of
Charleston; S. ]. Derrick, of New
berry; w. J. MCCARTHY, of Aiken, and
S. H. Edmunds, of Sumter, the
scholarship committee:
The board made the following
statement:
"A number of appeals from the de-
cision of the State Board of CEari-
ties and Corrections, denying free
tuition to students at Clemson, Win
throp, and the University of South
Carolina, were filed with the board.
The complete record in every in
stance was considered. In the case
of Samuel Littlejohn, Jr., at Glenn
son, and Miss Catherine Littlejohn,
at Winthrop, children of Samuel Lit
tlejohn, of Union, the decision of the
trustees and the charities board was
reversed. In the case of G. E. Free
man, at Clemson, a son of W. l. Free
man, of Laurens, the decision of the
board of trustees of the State Board
of Charities was reversed In these
cases this action means that the
parties named get the benefit of the
free scholarships provided for"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-01-18
Her Club.

Mary is huge, husky, and exceed
ingly dusky. AS general rule, she
is faithful to a fault When, there
fore, she failed to appear at the
usual time one morning, her mistress
was uneasy. Two hours passed be-
fore Mary limped painfully into the
house.
"Lawse, Mis- Anna" she began
apologetically, "Ah, sho' did hate to
be late-but An had turrible fall
las night down dem subway steps
All sho' was a-runnin'."
"Running?" her mistress asked in
astonishment. Don't you know you
are too fat to run, Nary"
"Yas'm, All knows it,, she replied
humbly; "but Ah was late fo' my
club"
What club do you belong to,
Mary?" she was asked.
Mary drew herself up proudly.
'Mah home State club" she said l.;
de Daughters ov Scuf C'liny!' -
New York Evening Post.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-01-18
Why Look?

Mrs. Jenkins, regular visitor in
the doctors consulting room, started
on the long story of her troubles.
The doctor endured it patiently and
gave her another bottle. At last she
started out, and the doctor was con-
graduating himself, when she stop
ped and exclaimed:
why, doctor, you didn't look to
see if my tongue was coated
Il know it isn't YEARLY replied
the medical man. You don't find
grass on a race track. .'-Epw worth
Herald.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-01-18
Free Flower Seed
Hastings Catalogue
Tells You About 1t

No matter whether you farm on q
large scale or only plant vegetables
or flowers In a small way, you need
Hastings 1917 Seed Catalog. It's
ready now and we have a copy for
you absolutely free, If you ask for It,
mentioning the name Of this paper:
In addition to showing you about all
the varieties of vegetables. farm
grass, clover and flower seeds, this
catalog tells how you can get free five
splendid varieties Of easily grown, yet
beautiful flowers, with which to beau
tify your home surroundings.
Good seeds Of almost every kind
are scarce this season, and you can't
afford to take chances in your seed
supply. Hastings Seeds are depend
able seeds, the kind you can always
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You are going to garden or farm
this spring. Why not insure success
so far as possible by starting with
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that you do not have to.
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-01-18
Everyman's Success.

Did your garden win any prizes
last summer"
Indirectly, yes. My neighbor's S
chickens took first prize at the poul-
try show" ."-Denver News.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-01-18

Large line of box papers just re-
ceived at the Herald Book Store.
Prices from 15c to soc the box.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-01-18
Piles Cured in E to II Days

Your druggist will refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case Of Itching.
Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6to 14days.
The first application gives Ease and Rest. SOC.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-01

pany this afternoon, advising him
that the total amount OF their out
standing real estate loans Id this
state at close 0f business yesterday
was $3,34S,425.00. Several hundred
guesses we're registered iii the Phoer
nix Mutual booth during Harvest Fes-
tiyal time. ranging from 1880 100000
10 over $4,000. 900 90 but the nearest
10 the correct guess was mate By Mr..
Douglas Mpnahan welieknown and
oId-time resident Of Germantown
EtoMnship, 10 whom is presented the
$1,000 a prize. Mi. Monahan' 5
gssaess WAS & 335o.456.o0. The. next
nearest guess was made by Mrs. p.
G Norman of this city who Registered
y 345.789.0Os
Mr. Fergnsons object ia putting on
xhfs guessing contest was to Impress
upon the minds 0f the people In this
vicinity the fact thathi good CON,
pany Has loaned considerable sum
of money tO the farmers i'd this com;
Munity. and elsewhere in the state.
This company puts back itno real
iegtAte lO2n6many times the amount
oS money Nhich It t1kes ont lin pre-
miums 12ch year. They haey comb
fdence tn the values III our farms. md
area greath hip ~ the building upsol
ts0lfA pGkotAs resources
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-01


after retreat We vent to Hampstead
and had dinner together. It seemed
like old times to be with him again.
looks very well indeed. hope
h see more OF him" WatertoWn
friends of the young man will be glad
to learn of his continued good health
Mrs. Mitchell, BY the way. Isl taking
business course at the State Col
Iege. preparing to keep herself busy
Fith practical affairs during the alb.
Aences Of her husband decision on
her part which is held by her nu-
merous WATERFOWL friends and ac
quaintances to be q further exhibition
of her determination TO do her part
during this great International crisis.
Chester X. snyder gave small din
party last Thursday evening in
honor OF United States Senator Thos.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-01

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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-01
Doug.lMonaha Win.
Phoenix Mutual Prize

A r. Ferguson. state manager for
the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
Co.. received awire from the com