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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-09-01
GEN. :PERSHlNC BOARDS
HOME BOUND VESSEL
(BV United Press,

(By Un1ted PreSS.J
Brest, France, Sept. 1.-General
Pershing sailed for the United
States at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-12-26

J. W. Fitzmaurice, Mrs. W. f. Rich
arison, Mrs. d. c. Stallard, Mrs
Sarah Potter, Mrs. r. l.. Gardner,
Mrs. r. +. Bullock and the hostess.
MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Wilson and
son, Clifford. and Uncle" Thomas
Miller spent Sunday with Hugh Viii
son and family in Oregon.
Mrs. L. NJ. Babb, OF Oregon. came
down Sunday morning and spent the
day with her parents, ". j. Glass and
family.
The Christian church will hold IT,
annual election Of Sunday school and
church officers, next Sunday morn
ing. Our furnace Is installed, the
house is nicely decorated inside, "our
handy man." Willie Doboins doing the
work, so that is saying well done.
Let's all be present and dispose of
this business. and have nothing to in
tcrfcre with our revival. which will be-
gin Jan. I'd, 1919. X. u. Havener, our
district evangelist. will preach, and
Miss Murphy, Of Dearborn. will have
charge Of the music. Come. y.
Miss Catherine Mckee has been
on the sick list with tonsilltis the past
week.
Mrs. Daniel Hoover was on the
sick list. several days the past week.
Basil Bennett, of Liberty, Mo-,
came up Monday and is spending the
Christmas vacation with his mother.
Mrs. Jessie Bennett.
.-Chas. Hit, of Sioux City, Neb.,
stopped over here last Tuesday night
and Wednesday. and visited with
friends. lie left Wednesday evening
for Culpeppcr, Va, Washington, u.
G.. and other Eastern points.
Mrs. Frank Dicks. of Rulo. Ncb.,
came over Monday evening and II
making a visit with her brother, Chas.
Hunt and family.
Mrs. Della Butrick, Of Napier.
came down Saturday and spent the
day with her sister. Bert Hamilton
amt wife.
!. ". Dinwiddic and family spent
Sunday at the A. VI. Nyc home.
The Forest City Baptist church
will hold it, Sunday school nj 10 a. M,
ncNt sunday; young peoples meeting
at 6:30 y. M. leader. Miss Irene Cook,
One addition last Sunday. y.
MIR. and Mrs. TAYLOR LOudcn, Of
/ FairtaN. came down Monday, Mr. Lou.
den transacting business and Mrs,
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-12-26

l.oudcn spent the day with her par
cnts. MI WdrNhEton, Worth, Mo-,
visited last Saturday with his cousin,
M. and Mrs. Bert Hamilton.
Mrs. II. VI. Kinder came over
Monday morning from Falls city,
Ncb., aud H. visiting with her mother,
Mrs. /. :. Lease and brother, James.
Misses Pearl aud Ruth Henry, of
Paradise, Kansas, came over Saturday
night, and are visiting here with rel.
ativcs, Thomas Kirk and family, Ar
thur Miller and family and other lcla-
tivcs.
Come and see me If YOU want u
buy good farm nj the RICH, price
&. II. kuNkEl,
Oregon, No.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-12-26

MIR and Mrs. c. d. Xook spent
Christmas in Kansas City with their
children, DR. and Mrs s. h. llibbard
and Master Sherman, Jr.
Will Rankin and wife, of Cody,
Wyo., are here for short visit with
Mrs. Rankin's brother, Sol A. Meyer
and family. They are en-route for
McAllen, Texas, for a visit with Mrs.
Rankin's sister, Mrs. Alice Kunz and
son, George, and II, X. Hasness and
family.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-12-26

James Hodgin and Russell Meyer
were st. Joseph visitors, Tuesday of
this week. go. 49,,
do Not Let Your Radiator Freeze.
Alcohol, "Twelve-Twenty," Johnson's
Freeze-Proof, Radiator Covers, Wind
Shield Covers.
~ ~ COCK 4 FOSTER.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-12-26

If you want to buy 4 farm see US.
We have a good list Of them for sale.
BRIDGEMAN & FRYE.
Jesse Oren, Of st. Joseph, was in
Oregon, one day last week., the guest
Of his grandfather and grandmother,
Fred f. Markt and wife, and other
relatives. a' V 40 p
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-12-26
OLD AGE STARTS
WITH YOUR KIDNEYS

swallow OF water. The oil stimulates
the kidney action and enables the
organs to throw on the poisons which
cause premature old age. New life and
strength increase as you continue the
treatment. When completely restored
continue taking capsule OF two SAeh
day. GOLD MEDAL liaarlem oil Cap
sules will keep you In health and vtger
and prevent a return Of the disease.
DO not walt until old age or disease
druggist and get q bog OF GOLD
MEDAL. HARLEM OIL Capsules. Money
refunded II they do not help you. Three
slice But remember to ASK for the
In sealed packages.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14
What Oil Means

Tilman Cole: of Bailey Switch,
was. in town Saturda y and reports
considerable oil taken out in his
neighborhood. There is no drill
ing going on at present but ia
side of two weeks it is expected
considerable activity win prevail
When Knox County hits the big
gusher, Barbourville will become
a city of $1,000. This may seem
to be an exaggeration, but when
we consider that Ranger, Texas.
a burg of three hundred people.
has reached that figure, 1t is to
be expected that Barbouryille wiA.
do the same, should we make Z
big strike
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14

Mr. r. , kelmms OF RED House
Ky WHO arrived IN BarbouryiIe, ~
1882 without a penny in his pockets
and who is now a prosperous farmer
in Madison County states that the
first money he earned as boy Of
sixteen was forty dollars. which he
received while working on the Judge
rugsle farm, now the fair grounds.
When no got the four ten dollar bills
he says he felt bigger than Jay Gould
IN fact he did not know the differ
ence between them. The first slate
he ever made figure on he bought
from John A. BLACK now respect
ed banker OF this city. who at that
time was running general store.
Ar KeIlums is visiting his sister.
Mrs Joe Sampson and hooking up
old friends.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14
REPUBLICANS MEET.

On last Saturday the Republican
County Committee mbied' for tho
purpose of electing Chairman TO
I'LL the vacancy caused by the rasig-
nation of Senator Lewis. The meet
ing was called to order by w. II. Mar
see. Secretary of the Committee
Mr.. Marsee stated the purpose Of tho
meeting and called for nominations
for Chairman whereupon tho Hon.
John H. Catron was placed in nom
nation and unanimously elected.
Mr.. Marsee then rendered his resig-
nation, stating that he was unable
to give the place proper attention,
His resignation was accepted by the
committee. The com nittee was then
called upon to elect Secretary and
v. C, McDinald was placed in nomi-
nation and unanimously elected. The
Republicans of this ccsnty and Rls1
of the entire state are united,
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14

Mr. add Mrs A. Al Decker are IN
receipt o. an extremely Interesting
letter from their son. Priyate y. u.
becker In 4 he says he has some
souvenirs IN The form OF an old
French rifle. pfcbably used In the
war Of 1870 and certainly IN this one
fragments Of German shell which
burst near me, piece Of glass from
the cathedral OF verdun 81. MMihiel
Visneulles and the town where Joan
Of Arc was fopnted to have fe6ained
her eight Also an old French bay
|onet. my own helmet, "sat'i (gunl
gas mask and a German heimet.
Mf. Decker goes on to speak Of
the shastiinsss OF the battlefield as
visited sfter the fighting and strew-
ed with German dead. hapiess vic.
tins Of Imperial lust.
He says There is q cemetery here
called Million Graveyard" Friend
and foo alike lie side by aide. The
great cpmmoner. death. has leveled
all differences, aud now. in the por-
tentiousnees Of new dawn may
these sacrifices on the altar Of free
dom and Christian civiiization be an
inspiration 70 the assembled repre-
aentatiSee OF democracy. met 10 de-
eide the fate OF the world"
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14

On Tuesday, Feb. ith. Mn.
Ruth Hamilton SEWER Young
wife Of John X. Sewer. Of bar
bourville. Kentucky. passed from
this life at the home at her faith.
er. Dr, J. M. Hamilton. Shawa.
nee, Tenn leaving a dear little
one bearing her name, a sorrow
ing family and a multitude Of
! friends.
Mr.. Sewer returned in Decem-
Der from service in the naval
branch Of aviation in England
aud was calIedfrom the demobiI-
ization camp near New York be-
cause of the critical illness Of his
wife.
Mrs. SEWER who had just pass
ed her twentieth birthday. was
greatly beloved by a large circle
Of friends Her sweet disposi-
ton, gentle ways. and hermusic.
in which she was proficient. at
tracted allwho came under her
influence. She was associated
with Lincoln Memorial Universe
ty both as student and teacher.
Thursday morning at ten she
was borne into her home church
where the memory of the dear
little girl, the, dainty young wo-
man, the bride, and the happy
mother of but a few days, will
long linger. Her pastor, Rev.
E. N. Woodward, officiated. A
great profusion of lovely flowers
most fitting emblem of the pure
young life surrounded the easket.
Mr.. A. w. Haynes, family
friend, sang two of Mrs. Sewers
favorite hymns and Prof. NcfFes
of the University, sang Jesus.
Savior, Pilot Me" Miss Man
ming, teacher and loving friend
of Mrs Sewer at the piano ex-
pressed in the language of music
frst-the grief ef4sepaFstion and
later h'erloveand 'hopesof those
who know that she is not dead.
but sleeping,.' and the joy of the
life beyond the grave where we
'shalf>meet again.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14

Boys and girls from this and ad-
Joining counties are still entering
school. The outlook for b. B. Twas
never brighter We are looking for
ward to period Of great prosperity
Arrangements are being made to
finish the third floor of the boys. dor
mitory. This will no doubt be need
ed next year in order to care for the
increased number of prospective stu
dents.
Every member of the church should
be present Sunday morning and ev-
eping at the preaching services, that
inspiration and spiritual momentum
may be had for the revival which is
to begin Tuesday night Your pas
tor has two special messages for you
looking forward to the coming OF
BrotheI. peGaImo. -s .,..----.a..--,
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14
OBITUARY

= The many friends of Mrs. Kathe-
tine w. Ralston will greatly sympa-
thh;e with her in the death OF her
mothTr Mrs. Katherine Crawford
Vige, who departed this life at the
home OF Mrs. Ralston on February
4th. The rSmains were shipped to
Morganfield. Ry for interment. She
is survived by a, husband and two
daughters, Mrs. Esiston aud Mrs
N. W. Berry, of Gfetnsboro, N G. I;
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14
REVIVAL.

.. Rev, J.,B. DeGarmo. Evangelist.
Rev. David NJ Hughes. Singer,
Time Fob. 1S 7P. NJ.
We are glad to announce that, Rev:
j.. B. DeGarmo will be with us again
in a series of revival meetings. Bro.
DeGarmo needs no introduction to
the people of Barbourville. His for
mer services with us weresso well re-
ceiyed by. everyone that his reputa-
ton. as a preacher of power is fully
established. - These meetings. will
begin Tuesday evening, Feb. 18th at
Z o'clock. Everyone is most cordia-
ly invited to attend all services.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14
,sAN ANT9NIo oHURCH IssrEs
CALL no BleRv1tfE DElNIs1ER.

Rev. Edward H.. Hudson. Ger many
years pastor OF The Bseviue vifsf
Presbyterian Church. has received
. call ffonfths copsrssatisn o. the
westniAssst Presssteriaa Church OF
San Antonio. The Alamo CITY coasre-
gatioa seeks ~. Hudson's permanent
ssrvires as bssf0r Il sleIs aputcA
Mr. HuasQu has the cap under con-
siderstion. He has not made up his
mind az 70 whether he VIII accept or
reject the effst. fsessiiis woaid re-
sret TO siya him up. He Ia part OF
the community having been closely
Identified with every civic movement
In this section. He is very popular
With residents Of whatever csssd and
70 regarded as one OF the towns main
stays. His friends win await his de-
eisioa Nth interest.
(Beeviile. Texas Bes.)
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14
REsoLuTIoNs or REsrEcT

Hall of North Jellico Lodge No. $40,
I. o. o. F.
Whereas; The Supreme Architect
of the universe. has appointed unto
every man to die. and has fulfilled
that degree once more by calling
from our midst our worthy brother.
Frank Elliott on Jan. seth 1919.
Therefore be 1t resolved. that he
was q true and faithful member of
our Fraternity, whose death has
brought upon US a sorrow and sad
ness which will scarcely be removed
during our short life. that he was
constant and devoted member OF the
Fraternity By which the Wake Of
our members are made nobler and
better; that the lodge has lost true
friend and oddieilows the community
9 kind and hoaored citizen and eAs
family devoted husband and father
Thst.w tender our sincere eympathy
to the bereAyed Family and bid them
to take hope and consolation In that
Heavenly assurance that they shall
meet him again, where there is no
sorrow. pain and death; that while
we bow In humble, submission to the
Divine will. We are deeply sensible of
the irreparable loss sustained by our
lodge OF which he was most Jealous
member: that page be set apart
and these resolutions be spread there
on. That copy be furnished the
family, and the Mountain Advocate
and Cerbin times be. asked to publish
same.
Done BY order OF North Jellico
Lodge Nc. ace l.. o. o. F. and 70 fra
ternailyN submitted. I'm Friendship.
Love and TFacA, sad signed By COM
mattee.
las. NJ. Trosper
]. J. YonnG
+. G. Dtsaey
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14
BIRTHS

Feb. End. Born to Mr and Mrs. Ben
Helton from down the river, baby
girl. Miss Roxie by name.
Feb. 9Th. Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
M. Dyer, a daughter Martha Cap
tola.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hag-
gard, February 3rd., a baby girl.
Mrs. Hagsard was formerly Miss
Minnie Mutt Sinmons. ConEratu-
lstions to the happy parents and the
fortunate baby.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

Remember that you are invited to
attend the Receptions and Book show
err given by the ParentsTeachers AS
ISOLATION TO allSfliei,ds and patrons
on Friday afternoon. February 21st
from two tofive o'clock. Come and
bring your neighbor.
Mrs. Joe Mitchell will have charge
OF the Expression Department for the
rest Of the year
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14

M IfNnHII EXPLAINS I'M
Ai,pIN0 oUn sxhEHr IN
FHoVE>tENI.
svocats called on MAYOR rina.
wee,, for a abatement con.
the street Improvement work
for' th,s yeer ,od received
In the following
|prtaen, 'roard Of conno,l were
mon their nre.aleotlon PROM
Improve The streeta Of the CITY
4 nea,atelv aftor tak,ns OFFICE
ont ~ dov,se p,naa 40 tia, end.
realized IA the people Of the
s'tf r>n,I>e. thai the income OF the
49, fb< anv wear or for any reason
nbIe <amber az v.ara A. moi auffl-
etent ~ ofovIde frnda Tor etreet
worn 4 tfer dedsetinr thu fired ohare-
"a of ,be mnnicsnal rorernment II
w.. al, also that owlne n t,,e fall
sc. ~ rn.n,ta f,om t,,e ho6dn xo.ea
~ 49, nopntv n 1efs : bona elec-
tion would not carry: ana even Il
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14

A nsva heater ips the church viii
BE- iastslIea IN few days. addina
mach to ths eomfort " tho consseea-
tion ana 20 tie inteFnal appearance
o. the church:
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14

A fine map Oh. europe was donated
to the school by Messrs. Beales and
We wish to extend our thanks to them
for this useful gift
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14
BAPTIST NOTES.

The Baptist Institute is needing
two girls to work in Brown Hall. We
will give them chance and allow
them to go to school or employ theH
full time. Come or write at once.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14

The infasR child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Jarvis q Bic fsichlsnd passed
to eternity last week. aged 8 months.
Interment at Big Richiand.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14

A new baptistry has been built in
the church and the water connections
are now being made.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14

A new heating plant is being i'm
stalled in the boys dormitory at the
b b. !.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14

MIR. aubrey Guyn has taken charge
of the boys Bible Glass organized in
the High School Department by the
Y. NJ. C. A. The class has entered
the State contest competing for o
silver cup.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14

February btb Grant Mills OF Ham
mond KY, 70 Louie Payne Of HiAisle
KY
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14

A splendid addition to the Library
has just been, completed Mr.. Cary
contributing his work, built a new
bookcase, extending across. the en-
tire end of the room under the win
dows, finished in mission finish and
having six glass doors and with a
capacity of 500 or more volumns.
Now since wehave plenty of space
for books, it rests with the friends
and patrons to see that it is we'll
filled. There have been so many
calls for books from the citizens of
our town that the Rarent- Teachers.
Association deemed it advisable;
since there is no public Iibpary in
town to issue cards which SELF. FOR
so cents and entities the holder to
draw, books from our library. We
already have about 500 books and
expect more after our Book Shower; :,
Feb, 21st. We have some new fic-
ton books on the war. etc. /. Proceeds
from sale of cards will be used to-
purchase more books so beisure and
buy a card. .
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14

February 6. Steve Hlbbard to Res
sic Mills. both of Girdler ~.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14
CUPID,s DARTS

February LIST. VIM. H. Lawson 20
June Powell, both Of Swan Lake.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14

Each month the names of pupils
who have been neither tardy nor alb
sent the previous month will be
printed.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14

All these marriages were conduct
ed at the Court House.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-02-14

Last week, Mrs. Geo. Tinsley do
mated five more books to the Library
for which we are very grateful.
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FOR BlLIOUSHESS
AND INDIGESTION.
TAKE A CAL0THB
THE NEW NAUsRALgss CAL0MRL
: THAT Is PURIFIED AND RE-.
FINED FR0H AL SIcKENING
And DANGEROUS EFFECTS M

You have heard OF smokeless pow
der, colorless iodine and tasteless
quinIne.--nuW get acquainted with
nausea-less ealomel,--the new Gallo
mel that Is wholly delightful n its
effect. yet retains all Of the system
purifying and liver-cleansing auali-
ties d the old=style caIomel.
Your doctor will tell you that
caIomei is the best and only medicine
for bIIiousness. headache. indigestion
and constipation and now TINT 1t is
pleasant to take everybody Ii taking
Calotabs, the new ealomel with all
of the liver benefits and none Of the
sting.
One tablet On the tongue Al bed
time. With swallow Of water. that's
all. No taste. no nausea. no salts,
no danger Of salvation. Next morn
ing you wake up feeling fine. your
liver thoroughly cleansea. all bilious
ness removed Eat what you please.
no danger.
Calotabs are sold only in original,
sealed packages. price thlrIy-fiye
cents. All druggists are authorised
20 refund the price Il you are not
delighted with nalOtaIa. - (adY.l
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On the Run.

The manager Of big Australian
sheep-ranch engaged discharged
sailor To do farm work lie was put
N charge of large flock of sheep.
Now. all you've got to do ex-
planned the manager. lis 10 keep them
on the run"
A run Is q large stretch OF bush
land ineiosed by fence. and sheep
have many ingenious methods of e.
Gaping from their own To neighboring
runs and so getting mixed up with
other flocks.
AT the end of couple Of hours the
manager rode up again-the air Baa
thick with dust. as though . thousand
head of cattle had passed by.
At last he distinguished the form
of his new shepherd collapsed
heap prone upon the ground. sur
rounding him were the sheep, pit
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4 TRAINlOlD
or TRAGEDY
York OF HUNS SEE AMONG REPATRIAT.
i ED FRENCH GIRLS AT EVAN.

The last convoy that saw n
Eylan THE French border town
where the civilians from the territory
occupied by the Germans were re-
Datriated) was one OF children, three
nr four hundred Of them. many quite
young, Most Of, heir mothers were
iefd in Germany. They we're ema7
GLAZED beyond belief.
I Joined CIR about Id years old
with a terrible calm about her There
was golden halo Of hair round l.er
head; she had gentle, sweet manners
and voice ! longed. to put my arm
around her and try to make her q
girl again, but that was impossible
There was another girl OF II. ! should
say, with a beautiful face. but she
was quite crazy. A number of the
children were lying In the train walt
ing for burial. They were inos..y
girls between Is and Is, and perhaps
Il Is for the best that their troubles
were at an end.
A French. otliceI with a look Of
intense agony in his face. distracted
my attention from the children.
stopped beside him. What is IT. |
asked almost inyoluntarily, aMy
wife has Just died in the enemy.a
hands. also my girl of II at last
Thank Cod Three times have
been here to meet my boys. whom
nave not seen for four years. Tiny
were and g. years old then. and to
day he paused. With a look OF hor-
tor in his face Not dead79 asked
feeling I could not stand the answer
mo; but they do not know me, Their
father, whose soul yearns for them
I thought was prepared for every
thing the enemy could do 10 me, hi
this is unbearable." And he broke
into conYulsive weeping. completely
nnnerVHI.
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GaTdner5z carhuEsItOrs $1,000.
: bars d Rabbits soap for 25c.
Women.z black hose pair for 25e.
Spark plugs 2aa each
Calico &c yard.
Moth zaIls zoe h
3 30. pals Mica axle grease t2as.
; legged corn pIoWs s4as
2 quart ice cream freezHna S2.9s.
? quart Zee cream freezAFs s3fs
! quart ice cream freezeHz 1888.
{ quart zee cream freezana s49a.
) quart zee cream freezera s74s.
Galvanized roofing 1896 per square
Boys knee pants &c pair
aTanuIaled sugar 9Ac n.
Bingham i5c yard.
National spark plugs 75e each iEaar
anteed for year,.
lot ahnI batteries lias.
DC narE Iiea for 20
Coffee &C N.
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Mems Work Shoes $1.98 pair

Paris Green Coo per ID.
sluK shot soc package
Yellow Onion ssa1 si7b pr pound.
0aTdneHzz earhuTaIlo2s 1900.
FapoTuI saiye - per IL.
IIAvollna light mo oil zae gallon.
Hayolins medium auto Of &c gallon
HaFoiin6 medium auto 81 8 gaIIas
can 80
Hayoiins light aalo oil gallon CT
4l.SE
Roofing 80 roll
National spark plugs Tic.
: rolls q toilet paper To- &c.
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Ford switch locks rs.
InKeraoli night watches t2.za.
Champion spark plaEz Bee saeh.
" cell cabbage b he pound.
gzrIy Pioneer roofing 1870.
Store closes II o'clock
Hot shot batteries zIas.
Iron beds pa.
Haxollne medium oil sc gallon.
HoYz suits Zzss.
Country lard wanted II 2se pr ID
Galvanized rooiinE I5le6 per aqhar
BabhIt's lye Ioo can.
ConEoleum &c yard
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.TINRusTREs SALE
i or
House and LOT
IN NV WINDSOR. CARROLL
COUNTY. MARYLAND.

The undersigned. b virtue d de-
cree If the Circuit coafl for Carroll
County. sitting - a Gouri OF Equity.
passed In > cause pending n said
Court wherein Virginia Hull i COM
plaInani and Elizabeth Barnes and
Others are defendants. he underalgn-
cd Trustees appointed y said de-
cree sill offer At public sale. On the
premises On
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full. huddled mist bleafIng plaiHtiRs-
~. With considerably more than a
week condition lost
Whit the dickens have you been
doing 10 those Hhoep7 shriekad the
almost frantic manager
the ex-sailaT managed 10 gasp out
Well. sir, l.Fe done ny best You
told me to keep them On the run. and
so hunted them up and down and
hound-and no.-I'm lust half dead
myself"