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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-11
9as Otter ser 3u6trtnoer.

%lpenoltng perurIad)t imntcr cine man
geln0e Gntpldl1tng oc3 W}uttcrthic-
res un0 aud, Die Nahfonnlcn iolhcl
Id)mahcn Storfen iino icbr maltQcl-
bait. &n Der Hegel bot MAJ in fol
den 6Glen audi nit Sdlmerqeburten
81 fQmpfen mo NIT Hcdt ideltcn Die
Damn bt16ltge5ogenen Sbierdr5tc oar
llbcr, petm Gin &olb idon falben ion.
Sc longer man nit Dem eriten 9cfaft
mortct, 0eito frGftigcr iper0en sic
Starfen, mo ocito leiluungafQhiqcr
lino lie Damn mdhreno Ser gorl5en Belt
lhrer &ermcnoung. sat man quite
,3l1d)ttbiere, 10 fam man oieie LANCE
Belt otSnubcn. ga quite ;3uftthie-
re iebr tbeuer limo, ltn0 bic Scrun=
5lld)t ollf piel Milbe muht. bcbultc
man Die ailbc, iolangc Is MIR irgeno
gebt.
Seine Seltenbcit.
Gs gcbort nidt 81 Den Sclten-
heitcrt, 0aB ein5clnc Sbicrc bis 10
Sabre an0ollcrnO gan5 hcrporroaenoc
Wtildmcngen geliefert habcn. Nlt)
3ltt)ttbIcrc tGn1en Gangc Belt benltbt
lpcrocn, Die G%rfabrung Iebrt, ooB ge-
rooe 0ltcrc Stierc iih gut pcrerbcn.
Mo Die Sticre i'm 4ltcr BON ctpa 3
Snbrcn INNER id)on al oen Ileiiher
nerfoult uno ourd Nof3ud,t criebt
peroct, bort ltebt e$ INN oie @icb-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-11
Sicr enn5 neme 0eridlte.

Inter 0icicn 6erid)tcn qibt c9 10
inundle, 0ie hicr3uIau0e pouitdn0ig
mbe.Qnnt iiuo, mQbrcnb tic IN ser
alteu Mclt eincn mclentlidcn BE.
ifanotbeil oc9 blIrgcrlidcn Sod
buds alt3maden. Ior nif)t oq3il
LANCER 3cit mare e5 hen Amcrifa-
rer OILS eilc GntDiiroIglrng, al9 CT
ne 3erabict>rug icincr &cben3bal-
tluug uorgcfommcn, bate man Ibnl
5rnllltbcn mollcnL fiir cine ODER gar
3lpci lciner cages Miubl5citcn alir
oen iiblid)clt Tleiihgong 81 per3ld)
ten. Mcute ocntt man in pclten
&rciicn id)ou gun5 anoer@. thcil5 neil
inter Dem GInfluile Der Ncr3tclpclt
Die Nnlihtcn chen cinell Mcd)icl or.
iahrcn haben, tbelI3 neil Der 3lpdua
Der NCrhdltltliie. untcr oeneu mir
lcbcll, lid ais itdrfer crtpciit OILS I'M
Ter Wiue. Niclc, icbr picle Geute IN
0cn 9}cr. 5tautcu limo dngciidlt2 0cr
therrcn Qrclie gar ntt)t mchr i'll
Stan0c, it'd orcimaI ON lngc nor
Den 6IeIihtoQf ju ietcn, uno ole
3ohl %oericnigeu, Die idon jebt ohnc
allen 1cietlihen 3mang ileiidIoic
Gage bel lid mo ihrer 6amilIe
cinqcfilbrt bobcu, lit beocutcno gro.
bcr ols man glaubt. SIN Gntereiie
Gcr Mobllohrt oc5 &olfes mare 81
miinifen, 0ob oieie @%erpobnbeit ijd
roih- allgemein einbiirgen mod)te.
Man miro iebeL Dob oicie sun
acrfur" nidt BLOB 3u ertragen lit,
iouocrn gum @obIbeiiu0cn oes Men
id)eu bcItrugt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-11

.. II. 3. in &. VI. SoQcn
ole Gr6bccren lid uui9 bette cut.
mifein. 10 bynothiacn iic cincn
acui)lcn &orrotb bon aati Go.
toibl in No6cn. Nun abcr 1t
IN 6ol8e Der 5perre Der aaIiinI33u.
iubr aus 8clltihIono fulibaltiger
N%unitounger in oieiem Sabre fuunt
nlebr 81 beidloiien. 0e8buIb lit
Der IiinguuQ oe9 Gr6bcerbcctc5 NIT
5tallntiit in oieiem Sabre beionoere
Nufmcrfianltelt ST. i6enten.
M}on oun8e Ole Grobeeren NIT
StoIlmiit our Rate bon Is bis 20
ODER gar mebr lomen pro Nder.
Iem Ginger ioate IL pro 4der
nod 400 bis 800 Yiuno .4cio
Fbospbote" 3uicben.
g&lro 0lcic Illngung Der Gr0beer.
tuItiIr icbr 3eltig i'm 6rlbjotr ans.
Qcillbrt, 10 miro mar iorpobl in Der
y}cnge mic in Der Shmodboitiqteit
oes Grtrogcs ip0ter cine o~ngcncbme
llcberrolfuug cricbCn. gtcltultllren.
ron Gr6beercn iollten cine iolte
Eiin0unq %befommcn, bebor man sic
Grobccrrilonjen ousicbt. Iie
FiInn5cn DER YcutuItur tucrocn
Damn elm ouBcror0cntljhcs iippiQe5
un6 troitiges @ah9tbum cntlpi.
deln.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-11

Nib. =. in NJ, 50. TIM Vlaitlotlc
pon(ilun3cn 3u pcrtrelbcn, ~bc'cudtet
man ctlpus itorfcn Sdlntpltobot,
tiidtiq nit 5eiien Sqirltla uno
last ibn a Stm0cn 3ugeocdt Itebcn.
Nicrullf icbt man 5ebn ~lbclIe@Soller
tin5lt uno beiprlbt oontlt lc0cn Abcnn
oic NIT Dem lln9e5icicr bcbo'tcteu
3mcige, morauI mun nod 10 bis 20
gRinutcn NIT rcinem Noiler ltort
uud)ipllt.
Robt. g. in $. III. Ioa bette 4ilt
tel, Gicr 81 t%ouierpircn lit nod me
Uor lie in cine %0iung bon | 6bell
~ oifcrglua uuo icd5 Ghel-
len Maiicr 5u lcqcu, BARN boltcn
nd Die Glcr elm ,5obr lonQ. ,. Gelm
Gtnpofcln pom 6Iciif lit Is elnc
Nuuptlddc. Die Standardization 0jd)t
Al pcrpaderL ulio Die Yuit m0gIjdlt
ub3uidljeBcn. @on3 bcionoers iit0
gum C~lnpotclu tlciuc JdBhcn 81
cnpieblcn. Die nod Der 6ullunQ Der.
idloiicn, bcrpiht un6 red)t oit ul1gc
BRETT lpcrocn miiiien. Gum GiupodcIn
III ous ooppcltc 5oioduontum notbla.
mas bejmTrjidfohcn QcbruudJt miro
Gin Wchr louqt ous 6leiif 81 iebr
olJ2, ein @cuig.r aenliGt nldt 3lr
GouicrDirmQ. 4uBcr0cm rcd)net
man ouf 100 Q}i6. f}Ieiih 2 llu3en
5ulpcter. elm Webr lit it16lih mo
en- y8enigcr nitt ousrcihcno. IRE
EoteIbrilbe ettpos 3utcr 3ugcictt. 49,
I Rio. oui 100 4'ib. 5lciid- modlt
ous Glcjih |au'ldIiQ garter.
$. u. in g. Miun. Irddltiqc
auhe ioucn m~enigitcns bier, better
ichs Motlen Dor Dem aolben fro
Den itebeu ME ifou mehrmal5 bier
eciaqt. Is lit MN omar Ibut
iotc. oab ! br cute UiiIhfilbe Oft
idmer gum Lrofcnitcben gu brinQcn
iino; C. toBt iih IN Den mciitcu fSGf.
Ian aber bod modem ourh unregel
m0Figcs W}elten. un0 tpcnn man
irith Qcnuq - Qut Ieds Moheu Dor
Der 2alb3cit - oamtt onidngt.
Q}on uberihldqt erte cine, 6onn 3Dci
un0 iflieblid orei WeIf3citen uno
70 tort uuo i~uttcrt babel ouh tueni.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-11

mo Qfnrincuannid)aitCn iumie sic
&criorauna Der bcrcit3 por Nrnuer
%beorohten Gngldnoer hro Strange
len an unicrc ELECTROMAGNETIC Iteut.
hobcn SIT Der 6oroeruuQ. Qciibrt,
oaB Die GiniIbcnoIferlna Oc2 Gan
oC2 ihrcn Northumberland ciuifrdn.
te. %n cl1ropGiihen &Gn0crn, ltn0
mar nitrt MIR in 0ru fricQiilhrct.
oelt, lonoern altd) in 0cn ncutralcn,
lit man iton Idngit sur giufiib-
ring llciihloicr mo icttIoicr Gage
gcldrittcn ulo hicr3ltIunoc mitr0c
man lid pcrmuthlidl. pcnu Roth al
Den Ytann fommt. cbcnIo oaran Nt
gem0bncn miiicn, nie i%cnicit9 oc3
JroBcn Gcidcs.
g@ Iic9t icood, ciQentlIdl gar fem
Sruno ongu Dor, nit ser GinitrGn-
flng oes Tleiihtoniuu3 10 longc
iu martcn bis Die 5pong@nciic Gin
iiIbrrng fIeiidIoicr Gage cine I'M
umgGugIihe Nothpcnoigfeit gelpor.
oen lit. Ger Imerifoner lit frciIib
non Gin0c9beincn al an iibCrrtidl-
lid)e 6lclldnahrung gelp6hnt. Ger
Nurdlidnitt9biirger per3ehrt hict
I'M &ouie zines lSahreS an 6leiih
Elm &icliode3 oelIcn, noS Oie6leilh-
nabrung 0es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ausnlodt, mclm man ocu Gnqldn0cr
nu5nimmt. SelbIt in Sen bcl1ittel.
ten uno rcihcn Samilicn Guropas
gibt IS icltcn orcimoI I'M Gage
iflciifipciicll, nift oesbolb, tpcil lie
gu theuer iino - in picIcn @eacn.
oen Gllropo2, mie in NuBIono uno
III mnnd)cn @~cgcnoen ser @oIfan
bnlbinicl lit ooer fpor picIutcbr por
Dem &riegc oo5 6leiih pcrbdltnib-
m0Big biuig - ionoern neil III
an 10 rcihIide 6leiihnobrlng nidt
aem0bnt lit uno lie fir un5utrogIih
5Ult.
EflanScnfUit lit 5ntrGaIifI.
N}an bdIt lid 0aher mebr an sic
Gentle, Die lcid)ter bctontmlid lino
mo Dem S0rpcr ebeniopicl Nabr-
itoif 3ufiibrcn pic oa5 6Iciif). @nt
IS ood) iogor 3eiten gcqebcn, GA
ma Den aberdeen Gan5 uno gar
Ser 6leiihnabrung c%ntmobnen uno
Ger YiIan5cnfoit 5ufiihrcn molte.
SIN 4Igcmcineu bari oicier Ston0-
plnft hcIltc ais ilhermunbcn gcltCn.
Wtou bat iih oopon ~iiber5eltgt, oaB
Der Qurhidnittamenid on Ole Gan.
or om beitcn bel 9cmiidter &oit be
itcht, mcnt er bel entlprcfenocr
Nuamahl icincr pc0ctobillidlcn &olt
olld) lange&abrc bin0urd ouS 6leildl
nidlt pcrmilicn miro. Snu @egen.
theil: Elm 5citneiligea &ermei0cn
oe9 fSleiidc9 ipirft bel piclen Con
ititlttionen Wllnocr. 9Ibcr Die Belt
oC9 l~triften observation-disclosures, III Der
Die peQetoriId)cn Speilcbduicr mic
YiI5e aus Der Groe id)oiicn, lit oth
mobI III europa ein fir aQcnlal Dor
bel. (Snmerhiu bat ber &cgctnrio
ni9mua oaa @ute gehnbt, ooB cr Ole
n~lgemcinc Aulmcrfinmfcit micoer
nllf Die HIlon5ennahrung gclenft
mo idmaf- lrto nabrbafte Spciicn
III @ilue uno 6ilue oui Die EafeI
Qcbrad)t bot, Die bolbpergciien aus
frilhercn 3eiten hcrilbergcrettet
luurocn, tbcil9 orid alS ncue 3u'
iammcnitclungen cine oanfen9per'
the Nercid)crlmg uniercr Spelien'
tortc gcltcn oitrfen.
Sicr gan5 nene 8cridlte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-11

:. q in g.. @is.. 2oiicn Sic
6o5 (5elo rubiR in Der 0onf. IS
iii BORT iifcr uto &c hnbeu njd)t5
5t beiilrdten. DAB 6 toufis5irt miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-11

bolo sur He0u5irmg ser @reiie Der.
nnIaiicn milroe.
43er Elm Stilt mlbenubteS 2ouo
bat, iolIte cp entlucocr ietbit bebuu.
en- ODER ioldcn Gcuten sur 8crill.
8uaa itelcn, 0ic Is iiIr iiA ielbit 1872
mo nidjt ctpo ST. tommcr5ielen3pe.
den bcbaucu noIlcn. NlumIcu.
bectc iin6 aupiB cine }rcuoe iiir oos
Auge, ober Der N}oqcn bot in loIh
iducren 3citen Den &Orrong. l2o
frilber Gulpcn mo Roien bIilbtcu.
oo ioutcn III 0iciem Sabre 0obncn.
1%drtoi'ctn un6 Aobl lDod)ieIl.
4Pun iolte icgt nit scr Ar6cit be.
Gluncn.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27
IOWA COAL TESTS ARE HIGHEST
The Boiler and Crate Efficiency Of
Iowa Coal Higher than the IT.
nois Fuel

Tests just completed at Ames to de-
termine the relative values of Iowa
and Illinois Goals show that for loco.
motive use the boiler and CRATE eff
cheney of Iowa Goals is 81 per cent, or
decidedly higher than that OF Illinois
Goals; the advantage of Iowa Goals in
plant efficiency from coal to draw bar
power was found to be ll.6 per cent
higher. All averages of other factors
of boiler and engine performance
based on coal fired show more favor
able results with Iowa coal. 1t was
observed that Iowa coal left a clinker
more difficult to remove than Illinois
coal. ss.rs
These tests. reported in a new 40
page engineering experiment station
bulletin No. Al, are the first Of SER
les planned to determine the realized
values of locomotive Goals used in
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27
INCREASE FOOD THROUGH THE
MOVIES
I 600 Feet Of Film to Demonstrate
the Methods Of Increasing Food
Production

silent demonstrations of variou ;
methods of increasing food produc-
ton and of thrift, shown in moving
pictuers, is the new idea that has
been worked out at Iowa State col
lege by the engineering and agricul-
tural extension departments. So far
as is known. this is the first step TAX
en- by any state in this line.
Ono thousand feet of film, three
reels of about 800 feet each, were
taken on the campus last week. They
are entitled. SOLDIERS of the Com
missary," showing the cold pack meth
cd of canning; DRY Your Food Sup
ply" showing new methods OF home
drying worked out at Ames, and
Summer Care OF the Garden" La
ter two other reels on home thrift
and fruit and vegetable storage will
be added. They will all be available
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27

George l.. Friday was in Denison
Monday from Vail.
Harry Dearduff made a brief visit
with relatives at Dunlap Sunday.
Advertisers who want results are
using the columns of the Review.
Mrs. Salem Town departed the last
of the week for Sioux City for two
weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. G. l.. Smith returned today
from two weeks visit with relatives
and friends at Early and Ralston.
n. and Mrs. A. B. Lorenzen mo-
tored to Schleswig Sunday morning,
where they spent the day with rela-
tives. SIT, - .at
Mrs. Sarah Menag h-Chesney, of De-
day for visit at the home of her sis
ter. Mrs. A. d. Randall.
Mrs VIM. Stieren and daughter, EN-
ma, residents of West Point. Neb., ar
rived in Denison Friday for a visit
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A.
G. Rowher.
The office of the Green Bay Lum-
Der company has been improved dur
ing the past week. The partition at
the rear was removed and the office
greatly enlarged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard TOwne, who
reside at Musselshell, Mont, arrived
here Saturday for a visit with old
friends and relatives in Denison and
vicinity. They will visit at st. Joe,
Mo-, before returning home.
e. P. Stangland motored to Alta
Sunday, where he spent the day with
relatives. Mrs. Stangland and daugh
who have been visiting there for
the past three weeks, accompanied
him home in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Hayes and chill
Idren and Carl Caswell motored to
i Lewis. Iowa, Sunday morning, where
Ithey spent the day visiting at the
Gates home. Mrs. Carl Caswell and
daughter are making an extended WIS.,
L ut Lewis. IL a!Eu ,u e>.f".;..
/ Rev. C. f. Hamilton, pastor of the
Baptist church, together with troop
of ten boy scouts. are spending this
week at Lake View on an outing. The
boys are camping out and from re-
ports received by parents, they are
having the time of their lives.
Sears McHenry and DR.. l.. NJ Coon
returned home Sunday from Milton,
Wis, where they attended the 50th
anniversary of the founding Of Milton
college, which they both attended.
They report large attendance at
the anniversary celebration and met
a number of their former schOOlmates
w. E. Kahler, w. A. Crammer and
F.. J. Miller motored to Blue Lake
Saturday afternoon, where they en-
joyed some good fishing. From re-
ports we learn they brought home $50
fish of various species. 1T is said
Crammer proved to be the best angler
as he landed a mud turtle weighing
twenty pounds. @ j." M
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jedele, of
Washington township, are mourning
the death OF their seven months old
daughter, who died Sunday night. The
babe had been in poor health for the
past few weeks. Funeral services
were held Tuesday afternoon at the
Washington township church, Rev.
krummer, of Manning. officiating, at
ter which interment was made in
/ Oakland cemetery. The family has
the sympathy of large circle of
| friends in their sorrow.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27

Iowa and to help Iowa railroads de-
termine how far it is economical to
haul coal from one mine toward the
field served by another mine. Seven
SITS were run with Macoupin county,
Iowa. coal.
Tests were run in the new locomo.
tive testing laboratory at the college,
which is large enough to accommodate
the largest Mikado types of locomo'
tives. The locomotive used in the
test, provided by the North Western
railway, was operated at speed of
about 1872 miles an hour, with a draw
bar pull of about $500 pounds.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Monday, June IS
P. w. O'Meara and wife to N.
r. Wilder. lot 8, block 8 Dow
City and west 10 feet of How
ard street abutting said lot
Consideration .............$ $50
Flora Robertson to J. w. True
lots 4 and 5, block Deloit.
Consideration ............. 80
Martin Fischer and wife to Cor
nelius Kreger lots and
except W 4 feet of lot 5, blk
81, DenisOn. Consideration. 1000
Tuesday, June l9-
julius Clan and wife to Paul
Steensen swA swA sec Is
Goodrich township Q. c. d.
Consideration ..............
C. F.. Kuehnle and wife, C. l..
Voss and wife to William w.
Johnston sell Of sec. % Good
rich township except right of
way of railroad and school
house site. Consideration >. 100
Wednesday, June 20
Frank N. Barrett and wife to
Patrick Hassett swA swA Of
% nwA nwA OF sec 26 and
all n and e of public highway
in neA neA sec q Denisoh
township. Consideration go. 1902
City of Denison to John w. Mil
Ter 10 it. of east Prospect
street abutting lot 3, block II
Denison. Q. c. d. Consider
alton -. Observation-Disclosures.
Friday, June %
Ida l.. McCracken and husband,
Alice Wheeler and husband.
Florence Blackburn and hus-
band, Geo. w. Soule and wife
to Sarah E. Manning lot 8
block l, North Star addition,
Manila. Consideration ..... 1870
Ida l.. McCraCKen and husband.
Alice Wheeler and husband,
Florence Blackburn and hus-
band, George w. Soule and
wife to Mary A. Simmerman
lot 4 block Is. Manila Con-
SideratiOE .......... ........ zoo
E. j. Wangier and wife to E. F.
Clauson and Anna o lot blk
9, West Town Lot Company's
addition, kiron. Considera-
tlOH ....... 10
Saturday, June %
Bruce Rogers and wife to A. L.
Rogers all that part Of lot
20, one half of block So, east
OF a point on line of said
lot 1856 It east of where Mas
sau intersects Broadway, also
lots 81 and %, all OF lot %
aycant 24x42 IT, all in block
e3, Denison. Considerations. $500
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27

=
In anticipation OF a large number
of appointments to be made in the
various branches of the field service,
the United States Civil Service Com
mission announces the following eX
aminations to be held at all classified
offices in the district.
TYPEWRITER-for both men and
women on July 10, 1917.
Present and future vacancies at the
various quartermaster corps and naval
establishments, and other branches OF
the field service will be filled from
this examination.
The usual entrance salary for this
position is 5000 or $1,000, the duties
mostly routine clerical work requir-
ing ability to operate typewriter.
FIRST GRADE OR on
July 20, 1917. *.
This examination Ehsually given
in November, applyina~hot only toethe
customs and revenue services, but al
so the quartermaster Teofps and any
|other branch Of the field service OK.
cspt the postoffice. +E3a gs&s5
1t is held special at this time to re.
plenish the present depleted registers
and provide ample eligible lists for
all possible needs or emergencies that
may arise in the general service.
These examinations are open to all
citizens of the United States, who
meet the requirement except that APP
plications will not be accepted from
employers of the government or of
firms and corporations engaged in
carrying out contracts for the govern.
ment or its allies, unless accompanied
by the written assent of the head OF
the office, firm, or corporation under
which the applicant is employed to
his appointment in case he should
pass the examination.
Persons who wish to enter the eX-
animation should apply at once for ap-
plication form 1871 to the board of
civil service examiners at Denison,
Iowa. Es.....
Applications must be properly exc
cuted and filed with the district Sc
rotary at St. Paul. Mimi, in time for
him to arrange for the examination.
A. AEBISCHER,
Secretary.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27
NORTH WESTERN SHIPMENTS

s. r. Mccullough, l car Of cattle.
Geo. Kaplan, l car of scrap iron.
Gilmore & McCord, ears of hogs
Jacob Weiss, l car of sheep.
Doud Milling Co., 2 cars of flour
l Car of corn.
Nichalsen Ice and Produce Co.,
cars of eggs. .@
J. Hassett, l car of cattle.
Farmers Cooperative Society,
cars of hogs.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27

free of charge for theatre bookings in
the state.
State universities in Kansas, Wis
consin and Indiana have ordered
copies of the films to be shown in
those states and requests from other
states are expected.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27

The young men who are hoping to
secure exemption from military SER
vice because they have mOles on their
left arms and freckles on their faces
are doomed to a sorrowful disappoint-
ment.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27

European kings out OF a job in the
line should remember that a
want ad in the newspapers always
brings results.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27
LOCAL MARKET REPORT

Corn, s1.CO: oats, &c to 63c; eggs,
23c; butter, zoe and 32c; hogs, $l4.5O
to SIS; hides, No. l, l5c; cream, &c.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27
State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo.
IlAcaa County N

6Sdto u SIuO lily u AoAe0Ss
Lucas County, -.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner Of the firm of +. J.
Cheney & Co.. doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid.
and that said firm will pay the sum Of
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY u
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9Th day OF December.
A. D. 1886. A. w. GLEASON.
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Medicine Is taken In.
ternully and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces of the System. SEND
for testimonials. free. was t
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27

Because an Insufficient number of
applications were received, ~. S.
Cicil Services Examination" for. the
position or ssyclerk and carrier I'M the
Denison Iowa postoffice, to have been
held on June 2s,: has been postponed
until July II. y 81
All who meet the TreQuirements are
urged to take this examination.
For further information and appli-
cation blanks address the secretary,
local board of examiners, Denison,
Iowa. A. AEBISCHER,
-ry - Secretary,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27

Canned green peas and yellow peach.
es help fight the blues. i ~
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27
CIVIL sERuIcEnExAMINATIoN

Canned berries are bird proof.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27

Frost doesn't nip canned vegetables.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-06
FOR SALE4

FOR SALE-Buick runabout, reason. able price. Good condition. b3 Lasalle St. S-6-d6x
 Ss
New Britain herald., 1917-08-06

FOR SALE-1916 Overland Touring Car, Model S3, newly painted, new rear tires, 2 spare tires, engine
 driven tire pump, spot light, and other extras. Will be glad to dem- onstrate. If interested call telephone 1335-4. 8-1-6d
New Britain herald., 1917-08-06
NOTICE

NOTICE-Special price on roof shngling, joiner work all kind for few days. Experienced, skilled la- Dor and satisfaction. quick atten- tion. P. H. M., 264 Clark street.
 8-4-6dx
New Britain herald., 1917-08-06

LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED at 31
 Greenwood street. Tel 153-12 or 1457-4. 6-15-tf
New Britain herald., 1917-08-06

WANTED-1Oung man with high
 school education for general office work. Also a young man for draft ing department. Apply at office
 Corbin Cabinet Lock Co., 8-25dx
New Britain herald., 1917-08-06

FOR SALE-1917 Ford touring car; r in perfect condition. Inquire af
 No. 21 Tomlinson ave-, PlainviEe.
 Conn. S-6-wlx
New Britain herald., 1917-08-06

I have made a speciality of rebuild ing chimneys and patching. Tel.
 1872. Chas. Beh. 7-l4-26dx
New Britain herald., 1917-08-06

WANTED-Live boys over 16 years
 old for office work. P. & F. Cor
 bin Division. 7-31-tf