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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-18
Weights of
Vegetables
Housewives Warned Of Short
Measures.

That housewives may be protected
against short weight practices of
wagon peddlers, Chicago's city sealer
has issued a table of weights Of vege-
tables to the peck and bushel.
Warmer weather is coming on and
with that the wagon vendors Of the
vegetable needs of the family are be-
coming more numerous on the streets
md alleys. The sealer warns against
purchase by measure, which Is pro-
hibited by ordinance, and advises that
every housewife insist that the COM
nodities be weighed.
He advises that the following list
be cut out and kept In a handy place:
Numher of mounds to the neck.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-18

Split milk crackers and dip them In
Ice water; put into a hot oven with a
bit OF butter on top Of each and when
they are well pulled, drop a spoonful
OF jelly on each and serve ut once.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-18
Maybe.

"The rich have
no financial wOr.
ries."
maybe that's
why a of them
e to find life
so dull"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-18

Boil a half-dozen potatoes and
slice while hot; fry thin slices of ba-
con, (half a cupful), cut in bits until
brown. Pour off all but two table
spoonfuls of fat and into this stir one
tablespoonful of -four mix one-quarter
of a t~easpoonful of mustard with a
quarter of a teaspoonful Of salt and
q few dashes of cayenne; stir and mix
until well blended then add a half
cupful of mild vinegar; let the Dress
Ing boil; add the bacon bits, q small
shredded onion and the potatoes.
Serve very hot.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-18
Mothers Cook Book


The common vegetables become un-
common and unusual when served in
a new way or with a new garnish.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-18
Evidently.

some poet used to say that his
only books were women's looks"
HE evidently went to a coed col.
lege."
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-18
Hot slaw.

Shred cabbage very fine and drop
into boiling water, cooking five min
utes; drain and season with a table,
spoonful Of chopped onion, a little
hot vinegar, butter, salt and pepper.
Let stand an hour in the warming
oven, then serve.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-18

The bushel weights are, OF course
Just four times the figures giver
above.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-18


Peaches .........H
Peanuts. green. 61k
Peanuts, roasted s
Pears N...........Hh
Peas. dried. .....15
Peas, green. In
pod ............ 8
Potatoes, Irish. Is
Potatoes, sweet 121k
Ounces .........12
Rutabagas .....12h
Spinach ......... 3
Tomatoes .......HI
Turnfpa -.....1SX
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-18
Found Out.

Kitty
mo Il wv
New Britain herald., 1919-04-10

TO THE PUBLIC: the local either Mut ine@ or ~ m 10  the stat" boar" equalization" Der ar mtrmhmh by MtrnwJ% H.Knham "N~ Britain E"S B%% S%%npc%y pc%yn tm hay md a of Taxation different of corporation property tn %
  of ~ m provides the to in is land the for hc
  o h h
 
  o conn @ o co
 
 
  CHh d dmtm in he blowing an Company ahh w et o @ ea n dryfm tw eaE
   all to in tn manner the of d d or  t hx@ f The N Trust make no ference in money ~y" fy p h
  New Britain Trust Company AnsAyn ~re TesnSs Tv@aqsS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-27

~ rae Herald. sateraa,. wa a cennnunepnen from ". 3 fansrson - o.
: nker o. m q o. railroad igothefhoods who wrote y . representative
OF me Plumb pMn lsaEps saens~aas szhausase sspow~io "a phan. NJ
r1urrscr oretd a specific and general Bnvfaian 40 DEBATE this points of tho
IHuubp hn- INV article WA interesting an sAA o1 e she aeaf~t prssen-
lnt.sns o. sn rian fhat has hsn made her. The fiefula h aa~usa eiad to
i've smte 20 ennined discussion az an public quoanon. We reserve Of
roMe Ire snht 90 esplsns ous ovn conviction on na aacAr ausrhcus We
~ nof nonr 40 accept Mr. pnuernonn ineituticn ~ a dsbate 81 TN r1urnh
psan a. wasnt addressed 70 ~ and We adnat " sne hardly eonpsiens 10
dasnu nhnt IN r1umb plan uAt be expected ~ 10 "a not 70 10. There
H. Inf ire rhann OF n plnnh pln tnt hap always seemed peffecuy plain
20 rne nr,aias u IL tms shs Plumb plan propoata that tho taxpayers Of
the rnlrd snin4 ncat and. snail shall prt up h money to buy the rail-
rpna, fr Tho benefit o. the orrennsd ranroad cmnoyss who will there
nlter rruwxea 10 "a them ~ thAf officers think best; thar n further wage
sattsasss ar aeemsa advisable they VIII be deterndned without consulting
the public who would only b advised when the time came to pay the BILLS
imsncrr1na ncsrhf rns or incroased federal axe 20 meet dencnA
Capital. when in unresnnaea control CT the railroads is reported TO
hnso uia q a. ocenzaane Ito he'll with III public" The Plumb plan makes
. sch foolish statement II proposes. A. We scott Ito take the public O Is
a mdnort sfeckhoidcr In bad standing with te management who - per-
nAtea 20 pa the freight for the privileges OF being a nectator.f
w DO not know what ole b tc annuer with the Plumb plan. hut its
enmInaton Of the public from ms vclec IN the management scens to us 10
nnk4 other defects more or less negligible.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-27

old, An cunueh at thirty Is as Old AZ
the normal man at sixty.
II IL a most rational assumption
that Il may be possible to accomplish
all that Doctor voronon claims to
have accomplished. and Doctor Noro-
non should have the encouragement
and supper OF the scientific world.
n one could be endowed with per-
potual youthful vigor. he would IKE
wise natur lily he endowed visa q
desire to live p~erpetually. Dut such Is
not possible. While the ENGRAVING
Of WALKING giants may give certain
regeneration, the old can not be
made young without renewing all the
organs OF the body. for life, as Her
bert Spencer has said. N a continual
adjustment between Internal n ca
tcrnal relations. and the process OF
life is one whose end H. necessarily
death. There arc organs % the bIuyl
which ear not he renewed. and al
yhouFh they might he revived amt
strengthened somewhat by the re-
plncerient Of certain other organs Or
glands. Il would be only for "A briot
period. Death II inevitable, amt
though life ant viEnr may be pro-
1nrod. n such result "a at best
be but temporary.
Even with this rather pessimistlc
pronounrcment. ! sim believe that
Doctor Voronon's discover: is likely
10 he one Of the most Important ever
made in medical science.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-27
MORNING.


who knows that trouble Is? OFF,
times II seems
Fashioned OF fabric woven Of u
dreams.
o. have you IN tho reaches Of the
night
Been trapped and tangled by some
INDUSTRIOUS fright.
Some spell or danger Of some Hide
Gus ono,
From which your ieaden legs refused
10 nj
or have you t,ruegied for an u In
To climb q cifq. qucnch IRE. or catch
slla train 60.
or have ypu-Hnuntcred through the
city's rysn
Clad IN a tE-lcaf, pordorod .y a
hlush2
Half reused. although the vision
grew mpre vague,
Yet still % Threatened like some pol
son plague
You had no sl,ln to combat or oppose.
Then morning came. and Us YOU
hlithely rOse
You. tuld your terror with a laughing
word
And all the seeming Of Il grew absurd.
Mayhap the dawn OF some tomorrow
CLEANS.
When we shall smile at all HES
troubled dreams.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-27

we r0n af aIonE YER we'll in America WITHOUT ay p0faon Who MAJ
be unwilling TO subscribe % such a pledge. u s well 10 have ~ orsaniHi
ton promoting " at our acaports New York might well follow SPOKANE
IN such a movement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-27
PETER
Is ~DIsGusTED WITH
WITH PNrTY.
ny the Story Lady.

The sunday school the Paimers
went TO. was going to give a program
TO get money TO auy little red chairs
for the primary class.
Patty and Prissy were going 10
sing n song with their class and
Mamma tried TO drill hem at home.
Prissy had a sweet little voice n
was o singing Jesus loves ma
cry prettiiy, hut PATTY, who couldn't
sing much, wouldn't Try. She didn't
want 10 so on the platform. but Pris-
~ refused 10 70 without her. 80 she
finally consented.
The night OF the program Baby
Paul had a Geld and Mamma wouldn't
leave him hut a dressed the twins
In pretty white dresses with white
shoes and stockings and big blue
sashes and bis bo,vs OF blue ribbon
their hair and Papa took feicr and
the girls To the church.
The program wasn't very long AMI
Mamma was waiting for them when
they came baN2. Papa looked very
amused and Peter looked MAD.
Mamma put the tired twins 20 bed
and came down - see what II was al
about.
EVER one laughed a. Patty
said Peter. "anG she didn't even know
u. she tried 10 sing this evening and
Instead OF SINGING. Jesus loves mo.
she SAM al the ton % her voice, 'Jes-
us loves Mamma
Don; YOU see.r explained Papa
when YOU were teaching II TO her
when you said me- she thought YOU
meant IL. And son. don't you ever
tell her about H. II would break hci
heart"
well I won't Put the next um'
Patty Palmer tries TO sing I'm COINS
10 stay az home"
IfeIcn Carpenter Moore
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-27
WORLD WOULD LEAP AHEAD
IF OLD COULD BE YOUNG AGAIN

tituhf u Muxiuh iratcftr1r ~ SMOKE
kus powst'r, ,van nslkrf rur his opin-
.en "a. tne f.rpstcd usptsinlcn:s or
nr. StsrtC NOrnitin, who tuld Parts
4usr-uIas ~ gfHffrr thu inn's<iilHi
Ekirabt % young cinnfAatlstts infO W
Dietcr IN nEsx men. lJ,r:by "lrstof.
hx untnn tig7r, vitality and amsbi-
ny HUDSON MAXIM.
Noted fnso5or and rcicnlfa5.
Assuming the success Of DIR. Serge
Voronon's experiments. II certainly
would be Of vast Importance to ihe
world N Intellectual giants like Oar
win, Spencer. Haeckei, Edison could
10 ~rejuvcnatei. Herbert Spencer, for
the last ten or hfteen yeers OF his ii,e
was seriously affected by the en-
u-rcachments OF aeniie decay. and his
great work. "rhe rnihcation OF
knowledge" was arrested before he
had quite completed a.
~ Spencer could have had some
new glands substituted for cid ones.
Tor example. new pituitary and thy
rold Rlpnds, new adrcnals n new
intersiitlal glands he would without
doubt have heon greatly retuvenatc .,
and have been able to give the worl1
the benefit OF a vast amount OF knowl-
edge. which he was unable TO do.
Although the aeed ought 10 die ~
a duty to the young. to give the young
ones a chance. still, a. In the case Of
Herbert Spencer. n few added years
Of re~iuvenhted and lnviForated life
would have enabled such an inteilee-
tual colossus as he TO round nul his
life work for the benefit Of all COM
Ing generations.
The worlds intellectual giants have
notorioualy been mon pofHcsasd OF
remarkable viri lily In exactly the re-
spect In which Doctor Noronon hopes
TO eneraft virlllty. Also, those who
have lived 20 extreme old age have
been mon similarly endowed.
Thomas parr. who lived to. he 4
hundred and hfty-,wo yssrs Of age
and might have lived longer had he
not been invited TO the court NJ
Charles II OF England, where he died
OF 0ver-eating, WIS a man possesscc
~ most exceptional amatory powers
Old parr married when over a hun.
dred and twenty.
PetraE Czarten an Austrian. live
to be a hundred and e~ighty-fve ear
OF age. and when he died in i12i HI
left n son OF n~inety-nve The fathel
was therefore ninety when the son wa
born. and continued TO live for an
other ninety-hve years.
u is no new knowledge that csr
tain glands. like the adrenals. pitu
itary body. the thyroid and The inter
stltial glands, perform indispensable
important functions In preventing ON
from catching infectious diseases. d
curing diseases. and In oliminatin
poisons from the body.
II Is a well-known fact that tn
possession 81 strong and healthy IN
terstitlnl glands endows one wit
vieor, and defers old age. No bette
proof IL needed Than the notoriou
fact that eunuchs are prematursl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-27
SUCH
0 ~. lSLIFE

FASHIONABLE GOWNS are
still getting ~scuntieT. according to
buyers who have returned from
Paris after an inspection OF the
winter rlodels.
They. Il appears, have solved
the lesser production difficulty.
Their idea being TO use fewer
yards OF cloth. and n the produce
ton continues In It's downward
curse therc'n be a great demand
Tor ng leaves hy spring.
(pau-r)
SANTA BARBARA, Cal.-One-
piece bathing suits are all right.
moral censors 10 the contrary. for
King Albert OF Belgium and his
royal consurt. Queen Elizabeth
donnod them for a plunge here.
Uause)
FAR ,FROM BEGNG thinly
clad az many critics Of the mod
crn woman would have the pub
uc believe, the girl OF today
wraps herself I'm superfluous
clothing and will not come out
OF the cocoon for fear ~ losing
the friendship OF her men
friends" declares Miss Estelle
Bcrtine. New York specialist In
gymnastics.
DO we understand Miss Berthe
20 suggest that ave had the right
woman's wear idea?
tpauscl
BECAUSE HtS WIFE thought
American officers more interest
ing that the British. Ernest Cou-
sins, u wealthy British merchant.
put her across "A chair and
spanked her the way one some
times spunks youngztcrs The
story came out In police court.
where the spanking husband was
fined s..
(pnuscl
MRS. LAURA DIETRICH. Den
yer, col. h the only worlun dog
cat catcher IN the world.
(pau-cl
NOW WE KNOW how mayors
a EARN their salary.
Mayor James u. Young Of
Rochester y. y. put on ~ONeralls
and went out 10 help the street
department crew fla the pave
mcnt.
THIS WILL THROW a scare
into the coal dealers;
GREENsBJRG, PA mild
winter Is predicted by the cater
pillars. Dark rings on the cater
pillars coat signify cold weather:
light rinEa mild weather. The
corts Of the worms this year aro
mostly light In color.
tpai-cj
WILLIAM BULL JOHN
aHHHL.anNH -. HMaaN-m .saUN..
says;
God never calls an out u the
player IN life tries to be square
Opauscl
VERA CItZ INDIANS have
discovered the fossllized remains
OF a prehistoric man 81 feet tall,
according to a dispatch from
Mexico city.
When one considers the present
prices N things one IL apt To
thank his stars that growing to
81 feet ceased 10 be "A habit with
modern man.
How'd you like &C. buy a pair OF
pants for legs 20 feet long, and
shoes three feet long2
Aud a hat as big as a bushel
basket?
anu NhA nave W NV ~ ~
house with ceilings At least 80
feet high, when it's hard enough
renting "a house with a i2-foOt
ceiling.
Where would You put a couple
OF legs OF that length when you
sat down TO the dinner table?
IL one we're 80 rect tall one
would have 10 begin Thursday
evening TO get the saturday night
bath finished In time Tor sunday
morning services.
How Nsr. We wouldn't ne
atcpluddcrs any more.
t.tnpl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-27

Miss Fortyodd awoke In the middle
OF the night TO find a burglar ran
seeking her emocts. Miss Fortyodd
did not scream fcr she prided her
self. among other things, upon her
courage.
Pointing 10 the door with q DRAM
attic gesture, she exclaimed;
Leave mo at once"
The burglar politely fetrcuted "a
step and said;
Il had no intention Of taking you!'
Detroit Free Press.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-27

The largest vaults In tho United
states are said Go be owned by q
Cm,lrupti bank. The main door Of
the vaults weighs $4,000 pounds aud
he walls Of the vaults are % Inches
thick. helng made of railroad rails.
concrete and glass Stag.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-27

The first step In the evolution OF
the automobile Is said to be made
BY a French engineer. Joseph cugnot
who IN 1850 conceived the idfh OF
transporting wnr material IN a y pc
OF vehicle in which steam should be
the motive power.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-27

Ameflta a. best help abe backward peoples Of the earth by keeping
hernelff ee o. their afnnt theories and fatal iema And ~ everybody In
Auff4a 0anld kruH1le down 10 work. OIbDir0Wn and Keep his mouh hiut for
ten da,A ibis opldene Of hystcHa would DO over.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-27

Il Is ~ rght for Ialoer e suck soss,her, = Is eve. an RICH, to suo
the bas for higher wages II they viii only stick to the Job*''''''''' q.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22


MEN, 1s OF over. women, Is or over,
Get Y. S. government permanent peace
positions; Sl,000-Sl 800 year. No lay
offs. Short hours; paid vacations,
Common education sufficient. Write
Immediately for free list positions now
Dept, $40 NJ, Rochester, N. Y.
Clerks. Age 1910. Sample examina-
ton questions free, Franklin Institute,
Dept. AS N, Rochester. n. Y.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
WOMEN wanted, U. S. government
position, $50 to S135 month; paid vaca-
tions; short hours; pleasant work; COM
mon education sufficient; write imme-
diately for list positions now obtain
able. Franklin Institute, Dept. T4S M,
Rochester, n. Y.
WANTED-First-c!a waist draper;
none other need apply; in high-class
establishment; permanent position. APP
ply Madam kelleter, 7O5h Poplar,
Phone NJ. 22S1.
wANTED-Names of women, is or
over, wishing permanent government
positions; s1,100 year; vacations. An
wer Immediately. Mss, News Scimitar.
LADIES-Earn $50 from products Of
is Towering plants, which you can grow
in your yard. Answer IL interested.
Botanical. 642, West Haven, Conn.
WANTED-Two good house servants,
cook and maid; small family; best of
wages; room on place. Apply mornings.
1883 Overton Park avenue.
WANTED-Colored woman to do gen.
eral homework; good wages; good ser
wants house, we'll furnished. Apply 1747
Forest.
WANTED-Girls to operate power
machines, bag patching; steady work.
Apply Monday morning. Memphis Bag
Company.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cook; small
family; room on place. Apply 295
Buena Vista, near Overton park.
WOMAN WANTED for ladies' tailor
work; must have experience in making
skirts. 96S Madison. M. 4352-W.
WANTED-Colored girl, 16 to 20
years old, to assist with housework
mornings, 592 Linden v e
WANTED - First-class housemaid;
good wages n room on place II de-
sired. IS North Bellevue.
WANTED-Girl to cook and do gem
l775 Peabody. H. 293l.
WANTED-Good cook; no other need
| apply. Call after 10 o'clock Saturday
morning. 1772 Peabody.
.WANTED-A good cook; room on
place. Apply to 1886 Kenilworth place,
opposite Overton park,
WANTED-Good cook; small family;
servant room on place. Apply 1643 Har-
bert avenu
COLORED woman for general house
work mornings. Apply 1865 Eastmore-
land.
WANTED-A good servant at 316 N.
Bellevue. Apply at once.
WANTED-Good cook; room on
place. H. 1898. 1922 Peabody.
GOOD cook; room on place. 1747 N.
Parkway. H. 20S0.
WANTED-Cook; room on place. 1045
Union ave.
WANTED-Expert cook, 5s4 S, Nc
Lean.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22

sALEsMEN ANp AoENTs
Statesmen

LARGE RUBBER MANUFACTURER
WANTS SERVICES PERMANENTLY
OF THREE DEPENDABLE MER-
CHANDIsE Statesmen OF PROVEN
SALES ABILITY AND POSSESSING
CLEAN RECORDS. TERRITORIES
ADJACENT TO MEMPHIS AND NEW
ORLEANS. SALARY WITH TRAY
ELING EXPENSE. PREFERENCE
GIVEN ROAD statesmen NOW EN-
PLOYED. RUBBER EXPERIENCE
NOT NECESSARY. TELEPHONE c.
E. CANNON, GAYoso HOTEL. MON
DAY, AFTER 9 AM. FOR INTER
VIEW APPOINTMENT.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22
&~
De nEms 8rtmttar
Classified Section
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOS FOR SALE.

Extra Values
One 1918 seven-passenger Mitchell,
driven only a few miles. At an inter-
esting price.
One 1919 Chandler demonstrators, sew
en-passenger, like new.
One 1918 seven-passenger Paige, five
wire wheels. Special job upholstering.
At a price that will surprise you.
One Hudson, new paint job. At a low
figure.
One Buick roadster. old model, good
rubber. SITS.
One Hupp 80, five-passenger; good
rubber. With a little mechanical work
will make a good car. Price for imme-
date sale, $3.50.
One 1916 Cadillac, thoroughly over
hauled. New paint job and a beauty.
At a price-your moneys worth.
One 1918 Cadillac. New paint Job.
Four new castings and tubes: $3.50,
worth 5000 more,
In order to reduce stock of used cars
on hand we are quoting especially at
t~ractive prices and easy terms on sew
eral others cars not mentioned above.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22

FOR SALE-Some nice acreage suit
b for chicken farm, In good town,
near city and convenient &c high school
WIN accept Liberty bonds. Address n
SO, News Scimitar.
ARKANSAS black land farms and
timber lands for sale, Write for descrip-
tive booklet, Box 305, Little Rock, Ark,
FOX FARMS AND PLANTATIONS
nee McMath 4 Johnston, 70 Madison.
Suburban Acreage. Small Farms.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22

INVESTMENT STOCKS AND BONDS:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22
Why Buy Seconds?

We always have a lot of new tires
we have taken in exchange for Lee
Plnntnrn Prnnf
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22

BUSINESS %opPoRruNlrlE

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
bRANCH manager wanted for old
established Chicago oncern; we fur
nish fun stock OF goods, advertising
matter, and equip store completely. In
good location, all at our expense and
pay. you $40 n week salary In addition
to liberal share Of the profits your store
earns. Work car he started In SPARE
time. No investment or previous ex-
perience necessary to secure this posi-
ton. II you are a hustler and want an
opportunity to make IS 900 to S15, 900
well from the start, Send mo your
application today. s., Levy, Mgr, De
partment SOS, Como Bldg Chicago. IN.
PROFITS GUARANTEED.
DO you speculate in grain3 DO you
want guaranteed profits on operation
of $50 and up? Through our method
OF scale buying and selling of grain fu-
lures through cooperative operations,
loss Is almost impossible, simply send
name today for full details Of a re-
markable money-making opportunity,
J, E, Weber g. Co., T02 Commerce bldg,
Kansas City, Mo,
Sc CASH payment gets Interest In oil
tract: you get warranty deed on fourth
payment; our plan enables you to WI
oil tract outright; you get pro rata in
terest in cooperative we'll; SIS, 900 re-
quired for drilling, $1,000 already sub
scrihedi write for free literature. 1'ri-
angle Oil Co, 43S Hoffman bldg,
Houston, Tex,
WOULD YOU LIKE TO GET RICH?
Thousands OF investors are getting
rich on Investments in the wonderful
Texas oil fields. Get our free informa-
ton and market reports. Texas on
Bureau, 409-49 Main St, Fort Worth,
Texas,
WILL RENT NICE AND NEWLY
EQUIPPED GASOLINE AND OIL
FILLING STATION. DESIRABLE
LOCATION. $40 MADISON AVE
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22
FOR RENT

Farm, so to 150 acres, fine location,
%cotton and corn, at $500 per acre,
Apply to D, s. VanCourt, M. 1855, 222
Bank of Commerce Bldg.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22

One 1918 seven-passenger Mitchell,
driven only a few miles. At an inter-
esting price.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22
FEMALE AELp WANTED.

WOMEN wanted, u. S. government
position, $50 to S135 month; paid vaca-
tions; short hours; pleasant work; COM
mon education sufficient; write imme-
able. Franklin Institute, Dept. 74S M,
Rochester n