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Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09

 if you smile at the world and loox cheerful, the world will soon smie back to you"
 During the terrible present crisis of our country, one of the great number of ways we can do our little bit is in being cheery
 I cannot help adrniring the spirit of the soldier boy at the training camp who said "he thought he should have to use a book mark to tell how to crawl into bed, because the 'coverlids were so heavy's. We cannot of course all be handsome. Daisy of Canterbury: Can you guess this riddle: What large body of water is hkened to one of the rooms in a house? thank Interested Reader for a very pretty calendar. l
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09
CROCHET AND TATTINC DESIGNS
By WINIFRED WORTH

fore scallop, turn, and repeat from Ind row, for length requtSsd. mak- ing the d. at end of Is |, Sin as sh. spaOe before, scallpp.
 Easy Bdgins. FIERY dainty and nkfeow, but tA " quite durable for any purpose
 Is very quickly maae. and for that reason 1t appeals to sczae crochet workers.
 Make Cassn Desired LeneA.
 1st Row-d t in 4th st. rum hook, eh. 3. miss 2 eh., 1 t. in next chsif st., reDszt lenSth of chain.
 9nA 1ew-Chain 1. d. in eeeh cA of of ist TOW, turn.
 sed Rew-cAain 1, fassen by ,sl.s st in sth st ef d, repeat to end, turn. lth Hsw-Chain l, 6 {. h nrss ch, of 4, next the hook, d. in next cAsiI of { oh. 1, turn and fasten b. sl. st in top of first d. made. ch. 1, turn q. in oh. first mAda. eh. ptc0t, { d. in same ch., i. in other half ol End ch. of {, repeat to end of work Leave oil ch., work one row of d. into goods, then follow directions from 1st row. Yeu have fine edge without trouble of sewing on. This edge should be worked in fine thread. No. 90 Cordinnet Is about right. l Butterfly Wings. i! AA AXES ID very prettiiy for any | wv desired length. Will give hn- A'A ish and the much desired touch to any article on which it may be fused.
 Chain 6.
 1st RsW-4 t. in 5 st. from hook. ch L2, t. in same st. turn. e End RoE-Chain 3. t, under ch. o. L2, ch. 2, t. under same oh. of ant continue until desired length. Con. meet each wing by ch. of 5. and nu ul lwith d. in each spacs.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09
Seattle, Wash.
My BOHEMIAN LOAF.

Dear Social Corner Friends: This is how I Make Bohemian Loaf:
 One cup oatmeal bread crumbs, tea spoon salt, one cup bran bread crumbs, two teaspoons fine sage. one cup corn and wheat crumbs. two teaspoons. pa- prdka. cup boiling hot water poured over all. Stir on stove till crumbs are moist; piece of salt pork from bean kettle, cut off rinds and grind two slices, cheapest corn beet or any beef. rather lean; add to crumbs; grease thick baking dish with piece glazed paper q use paper off bread or butter packages). Put the mixture ir dish and the greased paper over the top; moderate oven; when dry anc ready for use an onion improves. it But my hubby says: Nix! No smelly smelly for him!
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09
PoTLATcH's LETTER.

f 14
 Dear Social Corner Friends: I De- lieve it is nearing the anniversary Of The Social Corner, so send grectings to one and ali-with three cheers for The Editor. and long may he live. also send many thanks to Inter- ested Reader for the pretty calendar
 received. The picture reminded one of
 by gone days-down on the farm, in Old Connecticut. How thoughtful of
 one to remember us all-especially one so far away.
 I have been trying several recipes sent in by the Sisters and found -hem as a run O. K.
 I certainly enjoyed reading Etta
 Barber,s last letter, Economy" Think
 maybe others have had much the same experience. But we all wish to do our part, and the funny side sometimes comes our way.
 Old Sol and Bob White-I an with you. enjoy reading. and have read
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09

Dear Social Corner Editor: It has been very gratifying to me to receive so many acknowla adgments and expres- sions of appreciation for the calendars had you send out in December. It is simply work of pleasure which I in dulge in each year. These calendars are designed to be plain and useful. I thank M Roana for a very nice letter of acknowledgment, and also
 Ethelvn and Kitty Lou for a pretty calendar in return.
 To The Social Corner and the con
 tributors thereto I owe much. and fol all I hold every good wish
 INTERESTED READER,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09
INQUIRIES AND ANSWERS.

READY<-Thanks for the pretty Easter card.
 CENTENNIAL SoUARE-Note re- ceived and mailed to Janet.
 THE EDITOR received from Pot latch specimens of croeuses and other early fragrant spring flowers, the odor of which bore evidence of the early spring in the state of Washington.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09
THE BIRDS WITH THEIR "soNe
 O. CHEER"

Dear Social Corner Friends: ISwas glad to hear from so many of the old writers of the Corner and hope we shall hear from others.
 It is the early morning of March 9th, 1918, snow is on the ground. there is fog and cloud. but there is promise of the sunshine and hear the robins and many other birds with their "song O cheer" From this a lesson comes to me this spring like morning.
 'It's hard for us all to be good. We are sure now and then to be lonely And we don't always do as we should To be patient is not always easy. To be cheerful is much harder still. But at least we can always be pleasant. If we make up our minds that we will And it pays every time to be kindly Although you feel worried and blue;
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09
MET WITH CLUB, NO. 2.

Dear Editor Social Corner: met humber of the Sisters of The Social Corner We/lesday afternoon. Had a very social hour. Was pleased to meet others.
 The ice cream from The Bulletin office was delicious Thanks for the kindness.
 Hope to meet the Sisters again
 BELLE.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09

Tn celebrating our eighth birthday we ara reminded that we are not quite out of our infancy. the stage of life in which 'sin cannot blight or sorrow fade" because of friendly care.
 We are conscious we have been both a care and comfort, and aware that we have found pleasure in growth and been of value to others besides ourselves. which is a true record of juvenility as a whole.
 Someone has said ~rhe birthday which gave me to the world is not the best but that birthday which gave to me a friend" and in a way we find this true of the Social Corner.
 IT we were vain we might glory in
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09

Dear Social Corner Sisters: It is with pleasure I greet you all this eighth anniversary of the Social Cor ner. I feel as though. you were all old friends of mine
 I have read all of your letters for the past eight, years, and have found many helpful hints and recipes in The Corner
 If I have been of any help to the writers or readers, I am very thank full. I know we all appreciate the kindness of The Bulletin staff,and can not say enough in their praise. I am sorry to hear Ann Tenner is so low. I hope she will soon be better.
 Wishing the Social. Corner much progress in it's ninth year, and thank ing the editor and writers for their many favors in the past, with love and best wishes to all. CHATTERBOX.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09
Yantic.
A CUE.

Dear Social Corner Editor: I thank you very much for the dollar receiv-' ed as q prize. It was entirely unex- pected and a great surprise. shall keep it as souvenir of The Soviai Corner
 When I first began making oat meal bread 1 did not make a sponge at night; but lately I have made a sponge as for wheat bread, and find that my oatmeal bread keeps moist and is very much better.
 VII TWYCK
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09

F ooKS something Ike ths popular
 sea sAeIl m04A-just enough
 difference to make it charming and at the same time give you a diff iefent motif. Chain 13.
 lst Rsw-l {. in 4th st- from hook. t in. asxt 5 sts.. oh. 2, skip 3 sts., l t. in next st-, turn.
 End Row-Chain 6. t. under 2 ch., ch. s. skip 2 t, 4 t in next t, turn.
 srd Row-chain 8, t. in each of 1 l.. t. under 2 ch, 2 ch.. 15 t under S chain, l d. in last st of foundation eh., turn.
 4sil Row-one q. in each of 15 t (back loops), oh. 1. |. under 2 ch. t. in each of t., turn. sth ROw-Chain 8, 1 t in each ci next s t. ch. 2L t. in ch. space be-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09

who have been called to their heaven ly home, we rejoice that we were per mitted to know them here and know that they were loyal to the high ideals of the Social Corner of The Bulletin.
 With all good wishes for the good of the Social Corner,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09
Let's Do Our Best
 LET EVERY PATRIOT DO HIS BEST

In North and South and East and West To win and win that we may be From graver dangers ever free. Responsive to our Nations need, We shall not fear the baser breed Who ever trample. when they can, The laws of God the rights of man. Let's do our best that we may be Helping our boys across the sea. They can more freely go and come, When we do our best at home.
 -G. w. Clark in Capper's Weekly
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09
ROLL OF HONOR
Sons of Social Corner Writers.

Sons of Social Corner Writers. Walter F. Moran, of Norwich. Richard c. Moran, of Norwich. Allen Williams HoVey Sterry,. of Union. Conn.
 Earl |. Sparks, of Norwich. Arthur T. Knowles, of Wethersfeld, Conn
 SOCIAL CORNER POEMS.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09
TIME ADDS TEARs-MAY IT INCREASE WISDOM
EVERY woMAN's OPPORTUNITY


  ossa side of the Address SOCIAL CONNER EDITOR,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09

FIVE PRIZES EVERY MONTH ONE DOLLAR EACH A, made the ast Saturday of each month
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09
Something to Eat.

SOCIAL CORNER POEMS.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09
OUR EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY.

Sent in by OLD SOL.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09
GREETINGS FROM cHATTERsox

WILTWYCK.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09

Yantic.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09
THE SOCIAL CORNER CALENDARS

Canterbury.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-25
Want Ad Rates and
Information for
Ok!aF Nman.T'wes

Al wees day classified advertising
runs ~ both papers ~ one price Nun
day Dhrhumnu one iHuc. same rate -
tho two dallIss
word tine lncn
Ons time. DRlly Ok,ho.
man nnd FINES ...l / &c D. ! 0s
Three imsn. Dnily okla
homnn and Times per
DAY ., ..'.ll.5c 10 A
One week. oMd6oman
Hnd Nirt'H rrt dup &c ic ~
One month. Dkhh0man
and Times pu day. ic 80 72
Figure slA letters ~ the average word
and ss words 10 tho Inc. twelve llnos
10 me inch
Al For Rents, BOARDING ana NiiultiOn
Wnnird both Oklnhomrn ana Tunes. lc
pef word
Clbsslncd contract rate. Tor Otir.
hOmln and times ON0 lines 10 he USED
within one year from date of contract
of c0nifnci fof three lines daily fof one
A'ff Ter lirp zach sue cory
ch'nRed s'onon M desired
~ NJ nccrptrd tor less than 2ir
GltiAUOMAS AND TINTA MILES
fbH 1LANSiFiFD ADNEWTlSiNG
"f I hII Wili he run ssNsn dtys
onlv. when renewal viii he solicited
CHARGE WAIT AnS VIII not be run
lorTrt than soycn dnjs wl'hou, re-.
Doanl
ALL CHARGE VAST ADS rte du.
srd payable Tho fino d1y first irscr.
ton n ~ Hpps,fs tAll oI' o'town
want ads arc positively cash In ad
vance,
ADVERTISERS should retain receipts
riVIn by The DllrhnWHn Times 10 ia.
irons mnklrg payments over the office
counter 70 mislnhed can b. fgctifiei
without them
CipSlN'I HOl'Ng-All vFnt hfs ,r
s'1ri In N" Ohly h0mnn must be IN the
ofca Nv T. ~ tu tho dnv hafnf.
al IL 10 run, except SUNDAY Ali want
fdH for The sunday Oklihnmru must
he in N, of'l,e bv - T. ~ sttuf.
d1vr Az want .pds 90 s'HTt IN Times
must hr IN tho Business uffce No, lstsr
than ~ O'Clock on tho diy ~ rIbllcn
tiOn rfIu'h uffcc IN Nra'huH druF
store. ?ns West Nnin, is opcn d,lly NJ \
n m. nnd closes ~ y. m want ads
received after closing hours viii he In.
tstird ind"r the heading TOO Late to
Classify.'
BLlSD ADs--So answer 10 blind nd.
VII 80 given un'rfT tIrlD' Is presented
showing key number whom placing blina
I'D, Answers - oui.of.town blind nuh
vii be forwarded without cost
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are
charged ~ thS R'ns ratio hH cash nds
nrf collections will he mHde NJ your
NOM" or tIilrr tho r1nn day first tn
E~rtion ~ ad hrpc1t-. this is m accom-.
modlii0n service nrd payments shouin
hl'n'H - r"'a r.u". ''F when nll -
presented Always nHk your ,slerhon-
sd ~ be repeated bAS 10 you by tho
i"l"Nh0Ne ~ lH ~ to make sure TINT
y has been correctly taken The Okla
honnn'TIreA cannot assume terponfl.
hiN'y for errors ~ any Kind occurring In
telephone hdveTtsmvn'.
'NnEW 40 CfE'I' N'STNSTTS wifi
90, he misclirsired ThH convenience
~ tho reader IN considered as well az
tho advertiser
PHONE PIKE
ASK fOU VAST AD
DEPARTMENT
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SITUATIONS wANTED-fEmhLE

WAITED H'ruDgfHphlr fni ,,'r,ul
position o. competent young iHIf.
i"0 }'.fH irsIftH.r experience I INl
IoNTiON nf competent slonngfa phfr
Walnut itui
cOMrITLNT experienced ,hlld's nurrr
desires position Hurr 90 per WHrk
tall Y " o. s., hrts''u . ND
WhSTi G,nluI h0us"vOIs Ly %
'a'uf"d vomHu. Do. T. lHi
YOrSG lady. iH|t graduated from nor.
MAJ school N'Iff yusfirrss. ds
Fifrs position m t'tUher. ,ln give hf'i
~ references Address Route ioT
4 A. oklahoma CIy
.hIINDsEAIln' ana general ''' O.
work ~ ii'ndy ana reliable hdys can
Maple iif5.lt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-25

The young lady aero" tie way says
nothing IS more important than fegu.
Jar cxcrClsr u one IS 10 enjoy good
health, and for her part she GOES
through her noura''sH. cycsy MON
ing Just ~, rcl'gllu''y~ai size takes
L-l IN LLlh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-25
HOTEL DIRECTORY

EMPIRE. g2G gouih nfoadWny 70
outside rooms comfortably heated.
I.r ~ o. W'tHy nioA o. ~ ~. best
OF irnWmod1iiDns for the money
com lluIIf..AII outf,da fDons with
bot anu cold water Wcofly fileH
TliE lLAXA
iflfJ North ilnIdVrY Lint hOusr.
tTrpIng apartments modern rooms. also
sleeping f00ns walnut 1890
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-25

WANTED at once, a good cook. us per
week and hoard, white or colo, ed;
mum, be good In pastry, clean and sav-
Inn t'nll city Cafe. phone 2ao Clln
ton. nN'n.
WNNTTp- IN cNru,e encrd ho1tkacpsr
nnl rtcnoSraph familiar In rotail
store; good salary. Harry katx.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-25

WA.TFb- rontlou Win sD,nr rrl.
Nbls tim h. discharged 0r,rf ,in
iufn rh references E.ia ukIlhnWtu.
JrRT DlHrIlAlGED from mo- army,
Ssh Iunltrn a. IN elfr'fIfAI tHs
glu'tf, re ~ street fHilHuy ~ pUWtf
plrni ~ lnWfnn'" r.dg
hifl ATiOS vbntsd b. discharged rll.
der rt Hlriii NatrhmHn M Inffrr ln
roaming inusr ~ hotel, experienced
Alh'l fhDIiup, irpiin iil STATION.
uKlIIpul 90. liYs Ice and - E't
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-25

WANTED Several ladies' and a few
men clerks for temporary general
clerical wort good wages, Sec Mr..
BULLS. third floor Elks' Home. i6b
West Main.
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BANK STOCKS. BONDS
AND LOANS
STOCKS


i'o American on & Refining. any
part ............t I05
..o Oklahoma - a. Ref, any
4 American Glass Cn4het .... : -
i01 Magnolia T. q T., any part R.d
l.'Il Deep Pool pU. 'n'I.. block. loJ
ono pophIcheai Oh q Ret. any
part ..,............ ........... %
2'p DICK WHO. orirs block ... 10
900 B1W0rf Pct. entire block HiI
a"l l'rpositufs on q Gas COO. I1i
lNi HiIrh Panther ............. Hld
$500 NcTpn on ....... ....-..... -
5p1 Assurance on 4 Ref ...... 30
Want 900 i'oma okla Oh a. once; quote
lowest price
1000 Gisufuso on ................. Is
700 irH.e sam Ou new psuo.. Bid
200 United Ou 4 lt"f ......... BID
M Og Sr'r Pot, any part o.. 40
200 SAnmirt on .....,....... %
100 X. Am,-.crn on = RET .... 800
loo White Rock Oh. any part. .ot
100 kool kor .......... ........ l25
WANTED
person Tel Trans. 500 par. Class
T., national on. any part Of 200 shares.
GLADSTONE. AuAy me on. American Glass
casket. United on & Refining. Depos-
iiofH on q Gas. BACK Panther, Amer
team Ol & Eof. Homa Okla on, Sam
mics, okla on 4 Ref. and other stocks.
Ben a. Longfellow.
sl' Insurance niig Phone Maple 6ii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-25
DREssmAKIWG AND MILLIHERY

DRHssIARiSG Hair work siple
slys-K
ulrtsMAkI%G 90 b. pons, 50 pie
's1i.J
tOU dfsssmr.Irr. ,' W.rr I..H.I
DIE MAKING and r''. btUu- May
o. Iprrof. phone NIIo s.f room
90. over krrf.H
FirS
IIf fHIfT nn ir made into very At
u#.lso 'uIlifepv r,ffs o. wolf ne ROOD
iDuIrF cope and mYn iuf buttons b
fp"Dili' tm me best " fIf work. call
WaInut li,i
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pIiONE pDx6
ASK fOV VAST AD
DEPARTMENT

slIscuPTlON RATES.
Nv MAJ. one yrIr ................tl tl2l
BY Mail one yCnr with THE SUN
DAY oklAHoNhS .,,...-......,1. 30
~ rFcnt. carrier or u"vshoy
cents n copy or n cents "a week.
In Okishomi CIV.
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES (cycninpl
and DAILY OKLAIiOMAS (monlngi
II pnpois 4 wcclt delivered hy earlier
IN Oklahoma city and vicinity. per
week. 20 cents
Al unsolicited monusor'p'- letters
snl pictures rent 10 tho Times are sent
- the risk of the owner, The oklahoma
Publishing company oNprCrsly rcpudi.
s'"- rny responsibility for their safe
eu'tad, or return.
TITO Associated Tress rs exclusively
entitled 10 the use for republication "
ell news dispatches credited To 4. or not
otherwise credited IN this PAPER and
also the local news published herein.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-25

Statesmen WANTED

WI want several stock sglcsm,n VITO
vii irrg f,suliH 60 sell fIo,k fuf
n rr'ofy lrppOsliipr. uhIh wHru'Ic'
t1rcH good, foli every grocery store.
Capital 'iiy Nfg Co. 100 N''' Can.
fnrrln ~" oklahoma C.y. ua'H
SALESMAN WASTED - hirdl, lHr
~ ilgh grade novelties. r,f'r -.
pericrrvt man. who wlIl tHi" tIr l.f iu
lis teeth uui rot f'Hu.'H Selling HHsiT'.
fnCs " needed. an iE Job Good up.
pgftuui'y f.r rI'Ur.rJ' > 'rsWHr. kcH.
saon Adv 60 .ll West md
gALEsMAN WASTED we have larr,
acreage. producing wrlls AZ. p.y
ins diyidcrlr. have permit from CAP
nat ISSUES COMMITTEE! Va Nant
- raise funds 20 arm = wells ~ ouUr
n sells easy: uhsrHl commissions ell
IN Irrfon. proposition explained ty
mail only when application In nc
compsjlcd us 81
OKLAiIOMN TrrsT COMPANY.
AGENTS FOR
DOrRLTHEAD on & EEF1NlNG GO.
Insurance Wdg. Oklahoma Ciy. Okla
-EXTEREECEp srECttL-
TY Statesmen FDN OKLAHOMA
TERRITORY. Low PRICED olElt "
NECESSITY; SALENES MAklNG 500
PER WEEK 80 ADVANCE AGENTS
WANTED. STKICTLY COMMISSION
ADDRESS B.t51. OkLAHOMAN
WANTED Throo cd sllesmen who
are workers 10 handle n high mss
speciality to retail mcrch1nis m smaller
elites aud towns. every weii-raied mer-
Craut prospect minimuY commits
sion OF .3l on each order, producers
can place order IN almost every town,
permanent place. worth from $1,000
TO 81, 600 hnn,alfy Co producers. old Ca-
,aLl-hsd firm with ample finances re-
lihb'e ual-smrn. contemplating change
early IN new year. vii do wei 10 write
Address Dept T. \ Jo1 Great Northern
/ H.dg. Chicago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-25
HAY AND GRAIN
CATTLE AND STOCK

FOR SALE--l00 tons good prairie hay.
Purr Handles Okemah. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-25
SITUATION WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIER

OKLAHOMA CRY hoy jHai 0ut NJ
poftire. wishes position fnr ssF md
wife NJ waiter ana NallfoH lI1 "
Mobile ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-25

WASTED Local representative zach
iN.'lIN. vr ll,n.h ,ou EINt ~.
TATE hufinrs-; Wrto btvsup Eonl Es-
tate ga. 80 Nor IRuis National Banh
iildg Fort Smith. Arh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-25

WANTED -Llye'~lfr men 10 sell In
tufhncc hnsrrrmeni plhn, rtprri"nr"
not necessary Address Weld Manager,
Modern benefit Association. Hugo,
okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-25

WANTED Man with some drir store
experience who wants 70 finish a. po.
elton permanent. rc'cr.ncc required,
mrrfleh man preferred. City Drug store.
canton, DEln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-25

NNrCIVtS wanted. permanent pol.
ton. rood frlary state Training
school. laulT Nnllcg piia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-25

WANTED o.. licensed cmbtmor. with
somc experience IN furniture business.
luuuohu Bros Purcell. okla
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-02-13
AUCTION SALE

Having decided to quit farming we
will sell at public auction on the Aug.
Lundgren farm, section 20. Colfax, ten
miles northwest Of New London, and ten
miles southwest Of Belgrade, on
THURSDAY, FBB1uA1X II
the following described property:
Sale will commence at 10 o'clock am.
Six head horses: one bay horse, COM
ing years; one dapple gray horse, COM
ing years; one sorrel horse, years;
Is years; one bay mare colt, s months.
Ten head cattle: Three mich cows.
giving milk: one mich COW. Holstein,
giving milk; one mich COW will be fresh
in March: one heifer, Red Polled. will
be fresh in March; two heifers. 2 years
old; two calves, months old.
Machinery: one foot Mccormick bin
DER. new; one Moline corn cultivator,
new; one Fuller & Johnson sulky plow,
new: one 18-disc Van Brunt drill; one
Black Hawk corn planter; ono McCor-
mick corn binder; ono Mccormick foot
mower: one hay rake; one Fountain City
seeder: one binder; one tongue truck: one
2-horse harrow; ono 3-horse harrow; one
set of heavy harness; one set light har-
ness; about 800 bushels oats; some seed
corn grain sacks; two hand corn plant.
ers; fishing boat; 20 rods hog fencing
and few other articles:
FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
Terms: Sums of $500 or under, cash
on larger amounts, time will be giver
until Nov. 1, 1918, on bankable paper
bearing per cent interest
SWANSON 81oS., ownegs.
Peter Henderson,, Auctionser;
A. N. Nicholson, Clerk.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-02-13
AUCTION SALE

I will sell at public auction ON tho
Peter Sherman farm. one mile east of
the State farm, on
1GoNDAY, 1BB1UA1Y 10, 1913
the following described property: >
HORSES, CATTLE, ETC.
One team bay horses, 8 years; one
buckskin mare, 13 years; ono buckskin
colt, coming years; two mich cows;
three 2-year-old heifers; three bull
calves; one calf. 2 months old; nifty
chickens.
MACHINERY, ETC.
One narrow tired wagon; one Mime
sofa binder, It. cut, new; ono wide tired
wagon; one mower; one set bob sleds;
one hay rake; one single buggy; one
cultivator; one spring wagon; one sulky
plow; one hay rack; one corn planter;
one Jumbo tanning mill; one harrow:
two sets harness; 100 bushels oats; fifty
bushels corn: five tons Of upland hay;
other articles too numerous. to mention
Sale begins at one o'clock pm.
Terms: All sums Of $500 or less cash;
on sums over that amount, time will DC
given until NQK. l, 1918 on bankable pa.
per bearing per cent interest. No prop.
| erty to be removed until terms Of SALE
have been complied with
=. =. No1lkA1, Owner.
W. N. Davis, Auctioneer;
C.. w. Odell. Clerk. 2:e-1;