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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-01-25
ORDER or PUBLICATION

Currie- McCraw Grocery Co. VS.. w.
H. Parker, ct al
In the Chancery Court at Covington,
Tennessee.
In this cause, it appearing from the
bill, which is sworn to, and from the
return of the Sheriff of Upton County,
that w. H. Parker, one of the defend
ants, "is not to be found, and has re-
moved himself from the state; he is,
therefore, hereby required to appear,
on or before the first Monday in
March, 1917, before the Clerk and
Master of said Court, at his office in
Covington, and make defense to the
bill filed against him in said Court, by
Currie- McCraw Grocery Company, or
otherwise the bill viii be taken for
confessed.
II is further ordered that this notice
be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Covington Leader.
This 18th day of January, 1917,
j. L. JOHNSON,
Clerk and Master.
OWEN & BRINGLE, Solicitors for
Compliments. jan1S-4w
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-01-25
PERSONAL MENTION


Mr.. w. E. Mechanism, of Braden
was in the city Monday.
Save money by buying your iron
roofing at w, P. Simonton & Bros.
Mr.. J. E. Landlord, of Henning, was
visitor in the city Monday.
Come and get your own corn ground
at H. R. Rose & Co.'S.
Messrs. ]. R. and G. A. Delk spent
Friday at Fulton, Ky.
If you want life, accident or fire in
surance, see w. d. Sterling. jan18-tf
Mr.. Calvin Conner, Of Ripley, was a
business visitor in this city Friday.
Get your lime, cement and builders
material from H. R. Rose & Co.
Mr.. Joe Coscia, Of Kerrville, was a
visitor in this city Monday.
Call us for all kinds of chicken feed
Covington Milling Co. Telephone 81
Mr.. R. B. Williams, Jr., of Ripley,
was a visitor in this city Sunday.
Come and get your own corn ground
at H. R. Rose & Co.'s.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Brown, Of Alto
ka, spent Friday in this city.
Break your cold or la grippe with
a few doses of 666. dec21 -3m
Mr.. James Phillips, of Mason, was
a visitor in the city on Saturday.
Come and get your own corn ground
at H. R. Rose & Co.'S.
Mr.. R. F. McKelvev. Of Milan, was a
visitor in this city on Saturday.
H. R. Rose & Co. are still head
quarters for chickens, eggs, hides and
all produce.
Mr.. R, P. Smith went Monday morn
ing on visit to his former home in
Jackson, Tenn.
We recommend and guarantee Ger
for Indigestion. Alexander Drug Co.
-s21 Am.
Mr.. Henry Fyfe, of Como, Miss,
came up Friday night on a visit to
his mother, Mrs. Ellen Fyfe.
We recommend and guarantee Ger
mol for Indigestion. Baltzer &
Fowlkes.-s21-4m.
Mrs. H. G. McMillen and little
daughter left Saturday for few days
visit to Memphis.
Rev. John t. Myers, of Mayfeld,
KY, spent Monday and Monday night
with friends in this city.
Miss Otis Taught, daughter of Mr..
R. L. Taught, left Saturday for visit
to relatives at Glass and Hornbeak.
Prof. A. E. Arthur, of Tiptonville,
Tenn, spent Sunday with his friend,
Prof H. B. Sandlin.
Mr.. Joe S. Miller, of Dyersburg, Wis
tied his mather, Mr. A. S. Miller, Sun
day.
Mrs. r. T. Parks returned Saturday
night from an extended visit to rela-
tives in Brooksville, Miss.
We represent only high-class COM
panies writing fire, tornado, life, sick
and accident insurance. Call or
phone 81, we viii give you prompt at
tention. Garner & Shelton.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-01-25
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE

Having duly qualified as admins
traitor of the late w. L. Hastings, de-
ceased, notice is hereby given to all
persons holding claims against said
estate of W. L. Hastings to file same
with me, duly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law, or the
same viii be barred. All persons ms
debted to said estate will please come
forward and settle same as required
by law and save cost.
This January Is, 1917.
janls-sw h. R. ROSE, Admr,
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-01-25

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. 0'Bryan, who
have both been on the sick list for sew
eral days, are again able, to be up.
Mr.. A. S. Hull, of Memphis, spent
the weekend with the family of Mr.,
L. p Anderson.
Mr.. w. S. Hornsby, Of Millington,
was business visitor in the city Sat
urday.
Messrs. James D. Thompson, Jr.,
and w. H. Smith, of Atoka, were
among the visitors here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Barnes, of Trim
BILE, after visit to the family of Mr..
w. F. Flowers, returned home Mon
day.
A chance to buy a good, gentle
horse, mare or mule. See our stock
at the McClanahan stable. Addison
& Co.
I Mrs. M. E. Goodwin left Monday
morning for a two-weeks' visit to
relatives at Paducah and Otter Pond,
Kentucky.
See the nice, gentle, well broke
horses, mares and mules at the j
Drew McClanahan stable. Addison
G. Co.
Mrs. Lucian Tolbert' and BABY, Of
Dyersburg, after visit to the family
of her father, Mr.. j. C. Archer, re-
turned to her home Saturday.
Hons. John A. Upton, R. B. Baptist,
T. O. Bond and Gen. N. A. Upton left
Sunday for Jackson, Tenn, to attend
the supreme court.
We have lately received car load
of extra good four and fve-year-old
mules. Addison & Co., at J. Drew
McClanahan's old livery stable.
Mrs. ]. R. Taylor and Miss May
Hill left Sunday for Florida and ex-
pect to remain for several weeks at
Arcadia and other points.
Mr.. H. M. Taylor, of Burlison, left
Monday for a prospecting trip to st.
Cloud, Fla, and expects to remain
there until spring.
Mr.. ]. N. Stitt, after visit of sew
eral weeks to the family of his SON
in-law, Mr.. ]. d. Hall, rety&ned to his
home in Union City Saturday.
Mr.. A. S. Winford, of Greenyille,
Miss, visited his brother, Mr.. W. C.
Winford, Thursday, returning home
Friday morning.
Mrs. Dan Fyfe, Jr., after visit to
her mother, Mrs. G. E. Baxter, re-
turned to her home at Corinth, Miss,
Friday.
Miss Ora Wall returned Monday
from a visit to Paducah and was ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. S. E.
Carpenter.
Mr.. Glenn Few and wife, of Craw-
louisville, Ark, after a visit to the
family of Mr.. w. H. Bryant, returned
to their home Sunday.
Mrs. q. A. Barfield and children, of
Memphis, after a visit to relatives in
this city, returned to their home Sun
day.
We sell the best dividend paying
life insurance policy at the lowest
price. Let us show you. Call or
phone 81, Garner & Shelton, general
agents.
Mr.. Ermine S. White, of Memphis,
came up Monday on visit to his
brother, Sheriff B. E. White, and other
relatives.
Mrs. Oscar Half, Mrs. Maggie Wy
lie, Mr.. F. NJ. Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs
E. L Smith attended the bedside of
Mr.. d. A. Sheriff., in Brownsville, the |
last of the week.
If You want life, accident or fire
insurance, call or phone w. D. Ster-
ling with R. S. Calhoun, general agent. |
He win offer you a policy with excep- i
tionally advantageous features that
are worth investigating. jan18-tf
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-01-25

Lame back may come from over
work, cold settled in the muscles of
the back. or from disease. In the two
former cases the right remedy is Bal
lard's Snow Liniment. 1t should be
rubbed in thoroughly over the affected
part, the relief will be prompt and
satisfactory. Price 25c, SOC and S1.00
per bottle. Sold by Alexander Drug
Co. adv
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-01-25
DRIVES
CONSTIPATION
AWAY


Lmax you have been looking for famous
stomach specialists prescription Covngon Tennessee
its recommends Get 25c bottle at Union Drug Co.
Tn thousands Of others have been who
Constipation Other reliable druggists sell
Im-Iax
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-01-25

Get your lime, cement and builders
material from H. R. Rose & Co.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-01-25
COViHgtOl, Tennessee,

at close of business, December p, 1916
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

Igen, bbor Ipoitelififfelie Setter bleo
lli9eiom GebenOe for % pno nD.
@rr6eIig minoes ieg npe0 en- bier
|teIig @leoe init Opbolo Dos min
Sen @erman 0briitianien og Silt
itru. 9Pilboer ira eOer glG0er nit
6ierte. Cat
0enne CIR, ser, bpa0 3ftance
arguar, o%nnfntter 6,697 Otil ben
regner ieg til Ell of mine I%fsnnelte
Reiier i De % aor, ieg bar inoe-
|6abet 6ormnnosembe0et 8ris til
I9erren oerforl
6ounnn0sembe0et er | mango
|Senieenoe ct li0et ntiSltnoelieSDprs
0igt @mbeoe. 5ormonoSitiaingen
'tneo oells anIoor, Mrbeioe og mango
8nnIfelig6e0er, 9dloeringer og8ri-
tiff er life let at bore; 0og, trOoS
'iltlot op al oft bette, oil jeg li9e
til Serrens 9@re: @lpoen 4 Ser
'ren - @leoet / Serrens Sus =
.@GHoen / SerrenS Soft % @le-
oen / 6errerS 8ernirtg iblnn0t nit
'1oGf fer / 9olloet - Dor 9irfes
oelIigneoe GefIt, oct bar peiet op
ooer allie 8anifeIigbeOer = in0til /
Gag. @ltS bore 1afl
@e6 @1H6e reiite ieg no for at
.tiene NUN Serre oe init Samfnno.
Oct 1pffe6es. Meo @le6e er leg
MI biemme / @bene8er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

%tieteite / fin egen airfe ON Otter
mi0oogen,
8or 96n er, at Serren moa Del
ii9ne tit Orb paa pore Sierter
Set bar I0ot iaa faI0en6e % mo.
6pOen0e til os. @uo bielpe Der
enfelte ioole6es, at bi moa fac
&eGiignelie.
@ilien til 2eierne.
@iels SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12
Sill &irfen | Sinculn.
@auer fra @enner noenfpr Menig.
beoen.

9runstpicf, Ne6r., Is. &asmusief
og 6ultru 500. Alpo, Hebr., 81
Gbriitenien 500. Sails Gitp, Geb.
q. s. Anfer $25. Netpmon @rone
I9te6r., Morius 3eIlon 50. aiblon6
0ebr., &c. g. Relien $25. 9ruib
Colo, Maos @anIen $40. ct. saul
Igtebr., Cars Peterien $40, 8etel
9%taSnmisien So. 2inoinp, He6r., Itt.
0rep &nnien 81, @noreip 9eterier
ISL, Wrs. Oort6ea Sorenien So.
Better 8ongoar6 81. ct. @oparos.
Re6r., Gbriitian BeterIen 81, @briS
@. Senien 81, Girls Ssremien 81.
Setter S6rgenien 50, &artbig SIN.
0reaIen 50, Sans Sfanoerup 81.
4nton G6riitenien 81. 9noep, 0eb..
@noerS Senien $25, InOers San.
lien $25, MaoS 99riitenieu $25.
anfer Sd6onien $40, So6dnnes
0foOien $40, Sobn 9. Sonien SO,
Goitor %. y. 6olo 50. 8lair.
3cbr., RosmtS Sobolden So. 0ee-
nab, isis, Sncob SotFien $25.
'OI6foib, 8is., y. IS. SonIen 500.
@eeping 8nter, Rebr., Sacob Do
milfgo $25, Somes y. So6nlon So,
Wfarilts 9uen1dn 50, Yeter anoer-
ion $40, Sens 9briitionien So,
3els SegaorO $40, Otto 0togen-
len 50, Gbris &aSmusi len So, Girls
Sobnion So, Sans Sobnlon $15,
Sans @noerien 50, So6n Domingo
I$5, Cars gailio 50, Senrp Wogens
ZEN So, 81. 2nlrit3en 50, Garl
anferien 50, 2ouiS anOerie IN 50,
Ian6refu Olien So, Otatbilbe SD
renien 81, Girls Sonien 50, 9teilS
I92eilien $40, Nnorep 4n0erien $40,
|Senrn Snel So. 9incoln, 9tebr.
8eter .. Beterien $75, SenrD Be-
'tarien 800, 10. WaoIon $50, Sa.
mes SenIen $40, @Ma &aSmnlslen
$40, RielS 0ielien $25, @iner Go.
n1er So, Mortin 9. airfegaaro So,
~
9aul Nern6lle So, Sennie 9eter.
ZEN s., 9lnna 2arien So, anna
Beterlen So, Seniene geterIen So,
Morie Senior $t.25, %. g. San.
len $50, s.. 3. 2nrien $40, 5.
MortenIen $40, 81. Semen $40, 8.
.0olm $40, 2. 5orenien SO, 5.
Gbriitionien $40. y. Mat6iaIen $40,
3. 2ingaaro $40, $. 5aniel So,
". RosmuSien So, Mrs. 0tarp no
bertIon $50, Gbriitian BeterIen So,
Mrs. 9. &. Sonien So, Olene
Qarien s., 3reo. 9ritell $25, R.
.q. Soooman $25, 9roWn & Dople
SO, 3. e. @iller $50, Garl
.@uen5el So, Cute Morie 81, =.
{. 3rnp6agen $40, Or. 3 3.
steoens 500, Oh. 3, 9. @uinc $40,
3. 3. @illiam8 $50, @aper 9roa.
90. $40, :. Dietrich So, Or. 8. y.
Moner $40, llneonte Sff5, 2oltl8
.gbrfitenien S25, George 95riitian.
len $40, 6reo @. Berg $40, &o.
bert 8eterien So. @liio Sanien 50.
.9ennet, 9eebr., Sones Semen So,
Conn Nasmusien So. 9eels Anoer'
len So, Better Dillon $3.50. Staple-
burIt. Nebr.: Geo. 5. 30. Sanlen
So, Sobn Swanion So, 0iels Sobn.
ion 50, 8eter 5Grenien So, 6. 3.
GeterIen So, Gn0rem Carr 81,
Mrs. gpillipien $40, 5. y. Gdbl
So, g. 6. @iefien So, Sobn 8eO'
'iteo S., Meunfs & 9ros. So, Sobn
Mlmm 81, G. 8eOitcO So. 9an-
nebroo, Nebr.: Girls appel So,
0iels MoIen6abl 50, $. Reterlon
|& Con So. SO, g. 6. g.. geterIen
|$t, 50. M. GeterIen 50, Eena Re-
tcrIen SO, Sobn S6Ieiten 50, $,
QeterIen S., geo. 5. SIR. Beter-
len So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

ga til ANDRE sooe friiteIige 9e9er
for iamme.
Siertens Taf for boer @ope.
@1io oeliigne oIle @ioerne o9 Ueis-
Itonen / Queensland.
s. 80. Sonen,
StopIeburit, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12
Sareoille, @is.

Oct pi( maaife intere8iere Gait
iferens 2piere at bere berfrn. Seq
ntoa 9da lbot tilbnge Il 0ioen, til
Den 3. September. Cen Gag par
len 8lnoes. Og S6iti0s0ng for Sare-
oille Menig6eo. 8i 6nooe nemlig
6eIllttet at ooerrdIfe Dor Street, o9
bans 5amilie, og De fleite al We.
nigbe0ens Soft Iamleoes / Grpitebo-
ligen / Bop Sippi. 8i 6nooe bore
Wfnofuroe me0 o9 bol0t Settles
ipiSning / 8reitebieinmet. We.
nigbe6en 6oD0e Iornlet en- @ooe, Iom
0ens aoSierer, Wr. Sens Ssr9en.
len, oberrafte Brei ten beo Mi6.
6agsbor0et.
@i t%iIbrogte en- Ifen Stuno lam.
men meo Snnttole oe Gang, og
Baitor 0ielien tolte liot til oS, o9
illtte0e meo at ii9e, at oct bar
bom en- itor @lpoe. at ri Dar fom.
ntcn for at beige bnm % bans
5amilie.
Ons6ng 6en "a. Oftober bnboe
bi 3oinoems0e, hoor Gnitor $.
70. Senien ira Iitoubon 60, So,
Dor meo. San talte til os bao6e
ON GftermioooQen pe6 9pin6eme-
BET og ont Gftenen / &irfen. 81
Tiger 9nitor g. g. Senien bierte-
lig Snf for 9eibget oe FOR Or0et,
ban tolte. aom en- at6en Sang og
beie9 %.
Senoogen Oen %. Ofto6er bnpoe
,oi en- 4fIfeosfeit til 9@re for @}rs.
8. g. &onIen, iom reilte ira o5,
bun ifllloe til oct norIfe aloerOoms-
,biem / @ittenberg, 8is.
@i par Ell Gel Inmlet hos 0trs.
Cars 0briitenien o9 boo0e inobltot
Mrs. Snnien til at ipiie Dtiooa9
iantnlen me0 os. Gaitor 9}ielien bar
@ailpaca Til Wisiionsm6oe, iao
Di op6bgge0e ~boeronore meb at
leIe Ell 9r9oifen % iDnge noale
Sonoe Der b[ep oberraft Mrs.
SanIen Ell file @obe ira 8en1erne
ber | Sarepille til en- @%rinorin8
ON 9nqene, iom bi bar tiIbro9t
inrnnen meo boeran6re / Care
pile. @i enIfer Mrs. Snmien Ser
rens Sreo o9 8eliiqnelie / fine nDe
0mgioelier.
1reoaaen oen 90. Rooem6er be-
lQnnote port OiiSiionsmeoe, og oct
lIllltte0e Den %. om 4itenen. Dc
fremmeoe 9rpiter, iom par til
lSte0e oeo Mgoet, bar 5. q. 3aa.
rltp ira @aipaca og Garl Dtdt1te-
lien ira Milmnifee.
Sc talte OrOet i%fifteois; SSn-
bag @itermiOode in0leOeOe Baltor
3narllp @mnet: DSOorleOes irem
mes arbeioet beoit / Nen~igbeoen?"
gaitor 0aorllp gdo os mango gooe
l8inf bun0e ON, bono ser binorer
ar6eioet o9 / SeroeleSbe6, 6oao
Der fremmer oct, % ban logoe
Iierliq 8eft paa to Cling: Sir
beio oo 9en." Otter Snoleoningen
oar Oroet ioa frit, men Tioen bar
ioo neitcn inoe til at flute, laa
life mango uotalte fig | @mnet.
Ssnoog 5ormio6ag bar Der Ssi'
mesieguo8tieneite og Iltergang, og
let Differ optooes til 9re0smisIionen.
lSenoog Iften bar Der iaa Slut
~ningsmeoe; Goitor Matbieien pre-
bifeoe, og Ynitor Rielien illttteoe
Msoet. Taltor Ranrtp forloo os
efter 5orntiooagsgirostieneiten, al
oen @rutto, at l6nn baooe @itos'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12
. 3eiielmuler.
Of #@. 9. 6. =

Hlput II AlCulpuel -0tCHIbDtp' 0Ci
par poa oenle @git, at oct arbejoe,
iom Den forelleoe 6otIfe 4irfe sper
poa 9piten, toa i'm isrite ringe BE-
%gpnoelie. Oct er MI ca. 30 aor.
iioen.
Oct por tlln Ell ringe 9egDn0elie.
03en ogian Der geloer Oroene:
D6ora9ter Ell De rinee Doge".
Den lille Menigbeo, Der for 30
aor ii6en bleo or9nntieret, er M
bleoen ret itor / Antol, araft,
friitelig Grforin9 og Ofieroiaigbeo,
og ionnlen meo If onore aolo no
qsr Den MI 8. areOs / Gen lore
nc0e oonife airfe.
Get par ct gribenoe Die6lif, 0a
Ell al De gantle Pioneere, Der bar
meo be0 Menigbeoens Organization,
Itoo frem og uotalte meO @lnoes.
toore i'm 3af til 9erren for bans
3roiait6e0 moo Wfeni91eoen mo
til 0ag, for oens 8efit og 6rem'
qanq boaoe i 9roen % ben gooe
99rooms Orb.
RisIionsmeoet par nf IN baooe
ppffepoe og ~belRrenoe art. Der
bar To @nnner i%renunIe til Dreftelie
paa W6oet.
Get enc iier latte opbe Spor I
@lros Soils Sierter. Summen Al
belle 0reitelien fan uotrDffes loo.
leoes: .Sinoets 5ornpelie."
MeO Stprfe 6Ieo oct i%rembolot,
at oct gelOer ~uaflaoelig 6remno
for SUBS 5Olf % Oet enfeIte @nos
Barn. Stilitano er ollereoe tilbage-
gang, og SiIbagegang fan enoe
me0 Undergoing.
6ori9r6eliet at tenfe poa. Dteo
9rnft bleo set u6talt, at Dor belle
9euionligbeo nlaa belliges 8anlte
oo alOeles til Serrens sore % DO.
re Meomenneifers Bel. 9oor mpr'
feoe ri Serrens 9(nnos 9raft banOe
til g%omp9elic oa iaIig 1rsit.
SO, Observation-Disclosures i Ole
o,,Aer ran 10 Rop.. 1917 /
airfen % / Sortale meo 8enner'
ne mango fenote @enner aitore
steoer ira - % @eitiri6coen %
Snaqen / grpitebiemmet oil lent
oaa no al WinOe.
OleanOerminoerne CT 9lonllter /
ben Ifsnne Mfnoctrans, ie8 bar
fra M.siionsturen paa apiten. Eat
oa Silien til 0leaaoeriolten meO
Gal. % al 0noiO.
Is. Geeolep, Sal. Senoag 6or'
ni60aq 0en II. 9too. talte le9 |
1re5no gp / en- ioenif lutberIf SER
fe oa ON @ftermio0agen i aeeolep
Gen tiSliQere fenote 9rpIt I 5opa
areos, 4ait. ". 2. Niellen, er
grrit for oennc Menig6eo.
senouq eitcrniooag / 3eeoleo
por for mig en- oeilie eitermtooag'
Sor net ierite par pit allie D'nno
a gletten - ale irenneot j ct
ret ~6pggeligt @it0s Sns. Ao9le
qlore s~ffffcIier ira audubon, 5o.'
Iom DIR. Ma0s Hasmusien og 5i'
iteIen Oq - tiger % %ifriOer DIR.
geter anoerien 90 SnItrn ira III
oubon, Soma. Dan ifnloe n@lien
fro. at 0isie Genner bar FranS'
porteret pau en- aeiiers @m's 5lo'
uenlaIfine.
Better an6erien 90 Snitru a9fer
at Ipiic 5Otifin belle SiiIterel. 50,
ginterioleu er oeilig; men .aebl
M Iieberl" on Sof1lllereh ! Nv"
12O Graders 8arme'
sotpos Ifsnne 8intertiO balance
rer oiItnOf meO CALIFORNIA; Dre'l'
benbe Sommeriol. ghl pell SdO Oct
tie prre en- SmagIag.
Wen lea fom no al Sporet. VI
gteeoleu Msoet ioen. Com at'fooei
iulot Sits.
gi merfcoe Serrens 5oOtriFl oeo
DIRECTS Sorfpnoelie Os gsn % Sal'
meIano. Sellige Suotrpf % SarO'
heoer blep iiffert tilboge / Slerter'
ne.
1sreno ri forloo &eeolep ct llae
geisa hos en- DIR. Smnien, Ssn al
Scr. Sens Sanien, aitoubon, ga.
a o(or yi0pn pnr lea / 1nif1flle
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

Vor udmarkede og vel opdyrkede Farm, 8 Mil fra Fergus Falls,
Mimi, og 6 Nil fra Ell mindre By, er til Salgs uhyre biligt. Farmer
er paa 200 Acres : er vel bebygget med godt Beboelseshus, Barn
Hoghouse, Chicken coop, Granery, udmerket Brsnd og vindmelle.
Denne dejEge Farm er nu til Salgs for den uhyre bilige Pris at
1864 pr. Acre. Kun 100000 kontant. Resten pa lengere lids
Afbetaling ON 9nskes skriv med Diet samme til Ejerne.
STONDALL T0FTOY COMPANY, Madison, Wis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

8df FOR Vdootagellen % Beoer'
foeBelien | Siemmet.
Sitter oct ifenne Meoe / Neeo-
lep og 9ei6e 9os Mr. Sanien bar
oct al Steo til 8ait. q. g. 0ielienS
bDg8efge Stem. ., ct Siem poa
lSorol o 1oor Ifpntl Oct oar miJ
len ianO Slerte9IGoe at 99lte 0isie
8enner, nleo boem ieg tioligere bar
oelt nle9et aan6eligt goot paa Dor
9ipsreiie. 8i gennem9if ganm1elt
log MT til fgIles @leoe. 9eipget
zoos eoer, 8enner, er mig ct fert
Ofinoe.
Is. 6resno, Sal. 6resilo er, Jet
un0er ct Sel6e0sipnsplltft, Den poe.
nett 9p al De mango, mango 9per,
lie8 bar Jet ber / 2anoet. Ser er
life blot ct enfelt garti ifsnt, men
pna etboert Steo i 9pen logger
man an pou Sfenbeo og BrD0.
antallet al Sno6p9gere er ca. so
1000. Gen er maaife / 6orbot0 til
lStsrrelie Ell al De ltpligite 6orret
%nillgsbDer i llnionen; tbi Der er 10
Geroens lterite 6rugtmarfe0. Ser
er mango tore observation-disclosures
gItter ger Der ct noget eien.
oommeligt Oroiprog iig 9eloen0e,
lot: y3soer, &artofler, @roaipllrpe
% 0anite iinOes alIe 8egne." gn
al DC melt le0enoe 5%orretninger
IeieS al Ell oanif Serre oeo 0apn
I@raii, iom ie9 booOe Den 9@re at
lbilie poa, % NUN GIoite Sgn Ser.
man bar bait Den 9@re for ct 5ioss
rum at DGre / bans Gjeneite. 5
eorigt oiier oct iig Der i 6resno
iom ollie 8egne, at 0Oanlfen er
life tubt al 8ogner, ielo ON ban
bGnger pno 9aglmeftet.
9fu Del, paa oct firfelige Om-
raooe er 6resno ogiaa fommen
me0. Faa uGooit 4pe. ono Cunt
ner Ctr" Zen Is. Nop. 1917, bleo
en- Oeilig airte inooiet till &errenS
sore % til 8eliignelie for port
ounife Soft / 5resno % Omegn.
Get er n9iten ct balpt llnoer-
0erf, at Der nu itoar en- inooiet
airfe TIL ca. $4,000, bporai oct
nllermeite er betalt.
ariitelig jet er oct Ell Seir. air.
feIig Jet er oct ct tort 6remifriot
lotiondlt Jet er oct en- g@re for
oct oonife 6oIf. Sofalt iet er oct ell
.Brpo ior 6re9no 9p.
Sn0pielieSoa9en oar ! San0beo
en- Storong, en- Mprfeoog, en- iano
8luoesoag Tor mango.
af0rig 6or ie9 let iaa monge
glttoS onrfrillg en- @irfe iom Den
Sag. Site Ell @ang @lf Sorn Gel.
tlementet. tror ieo, fan foglme op
oertil. airfen par iuIo til tor
9rpnuicf. W3anQe ntnatte ltaa | Do
rene % ltoenior.
Ga bette fun er 9l~eiieinuler %
life Heierat ira 5~nooielien (Oet i6r-
ger nof en- aaOen ior), laa nlaa ieg
Der aibrpoe ON Den geglpenbeo.
sam bette enonu. Gen lille 9ienig.
9eO / 6resno 9p BAR piit itor 81.
feruiIIig3eo. % gait. 6. 2. 9io.
ietber9 i 5or6inOelie meo bans
8ollega o@enrp 5oro" bar lagt ell
3p9ti9beo % Sbgr0iabeo ior 0o
gen, iom fortiener 9euaorln9 %
Saf.
@n0oioere man man belmore
baa0e Guciiic a%reOiens, Meniabe.
oenS % uoenforitaae1Oe 8enners
GfierDillip6eo ooer ior airfeio9en
/ 8resno; 8ennernes 9eitrebelier
bar forelgbig nnuet ct qoOt Heiul.
tat. M1aa mn 9lrbeioet / 6resno
frones meo Ell bel Sob al o@leoen.
oe 5tene". Meniabe6ens Serre og
Sooeo oeliigne arbei6et til Ben
Gn0e.
Ogina 6iertcIi9 Tnf til 6re8no-
8ennerne for De ifsnne Dnge, lea
.tilbra1te noe bos eoer. Tof for Moo.
.togelier, Sumtnlerne, @ipsgooerne
oe De mango n%onoeliee Sober. iom
ri bette innmen.
Meo itor @lpoe minoes ieg DE.
Igoene FIN Gftermt00ad l0e hos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12
Gartunereoe Margange

.Tor Wine Smaa @enner."
81 bor glargoneene 1912, 1913
iomt enfelte al on0re aargon9e.
8ris 60 Cts boer.
Ipecielt: Gre forIfellige Gargan9e
for $3.50.
l1omprfet 9psninq for ltsrre
9ern 90 ut1ee Wenneifer.
Tan. Qmth. Hnbl. Sotie,
gloir, 4ebr.
Douglas Island news., 1917-05-18
THE CONSUMERS ONE CHANGE

War prices hit the just and the unjust alike There is mo escape The prices of roodstuffS. which began to travel upward months ago. continue to ascend by regular and consistent jumps, and since the dcclar- ation of the existence of state of war between this country and Germany, have travelled so fast that it takes ones breath away to watch them. And the end is not yet according to all indications.
 The consumer has one chance to beat the advance in the cost of living, and that is to make every available foot of ground produce to the limit of it's capacity. This doesn't mean putting few seeds in the ground and letting them fight a battle with the weeds and elements for the survival of the fittcSt, but it means intelligent, inten- sivc cultivation and eternal vigilance. A few rows of peas few dozen hills of corn, some potatoes, lettuce, carrots, beans cab bagc, will serve nightly to cut down the family expense account.
 To supplement the vegetable diet, few chickens that will live on the scraps from the table, and pair of rabbits will be found helpful.
 While the products of the soil are re- ducing the family expenses it will be a good plan to lay aside little every week to buy other necessities.
 There is no danger of producing too much this season. It's a ease of every man, woman and child doing a part if we weather the storm without discomfort The time to begin is right now.-Cordova Times.
Douglas Island news., 1917-05-18
ALL ABOUT GARDENING

The time has come when he who cultiyates a garden ranks in great ness with he who taketh a city.
 It is not every Rube who knows about the business of gardening how Co make nightics for low-ncckcd squashes to protect them from the north wind, or that onion sets diff fer from hen sets.
 At the News office are several hundred copies Of a booklet "The Small Vegetable Garden and Sug- gcstions for Utilizing Limited Areas. which are given free Co an who de- sire them. It is not the kind Of a book which you start by looking at the last chapter to see if he married the girl, but it tells an about how Co make potatoes and other vegetables grow this year where the rank thistle nodded tn the wind last year
 Call and get free booklet and raise your own tomato ketchup and saucr kraut. They are as good for adults as for boys and girls They are in season now but are no good for fall and winter reading, SO call early.