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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-06-20
SUFFRAGE SCORES AGAIN.

Harrisburg, Pa, June 20.-The
Pennsylvania senate passed finally,
81 to 6, the joint resolution ratifying
the woman suffrage amendment to
the federal constitution. The resolu-
ton was then sent to the. house.
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hibit TO his friends; sss33aAAstafew lucky
friends Of his >weres Rfesenue ed with
specimens to be usei stick ains p

HUI y W. HIS s1Fleuuhs, Ell tAAttssAeW luChy
friends of his ~wereSs III esenued with
specimens to be useiS. 'sy ssticf ains
rs G::saskfroppmaa,5 proprietor &a
;Tropp;nan' department store. returned
to BemfJiE yesterday from rMinneapo-
lis, where he passed several days with
his family. and on business. Mrs
Troppman and daughter katherine,
will arrived in Bemidji today and Will
spend the summer months here. An
other daughter, Miss Margaret Tropp-
man, who is one Of thesfaYorite clas-
steal dancers in the Twin Cities, left
this week for Los Angeles, Cal, where
she. will attend the ..Dennis-Shaunt
Dancing school. : = -.
Mr.. and Ms Downs of
Brocket, Nd w1hiSye visited Mr..
Downs mother, MfsssDan1el Downs
of Tenstrike for :; al skufN Stime, We're
in, .Bemidji <yestefaax panied
by his. mother. being en- route to
Grand Forks, where Afr:Downs will
undergo an operation From Grand
Forks they will igossstp Hillsboro,
N. D., where they willsyvisit Mrs.
Downs parents, Mi. and Mrs. M. J.
McNamei for two weeks, before re-
turning to their home SsMrs. Daniel
Downs will visit them at :Brocket for
afTmOntn: = 49, =, ~ :; So :
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PAINFUL injury.

:. Samuel Webster, Jr., son Of Samuel
Webster, foreman1of the composition
room of the BemidjiSPioneer Publish
ing company, received painful in
jury yesterday while chopping ice at
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= STORY H0uRrTOM0RROW.

Miss Velma Dean Of Lake boulevard
will have charge of the: story hour III
the Episcopal church basement to-
morrow afternoon; from 2 till
O'clock. All children interested are
urged to attend, This Entertainment
is not limited to a certain number but
all are welcome. t." q s%ssskssfal '-~. )
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MRS. sOMMERS HOSTESS.

Mrs. George w. Sommers enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon for Mrs
Maxwell of St. Paul; who is guest
guests were Mesdames Maxwell,
Charles Campbell, ;sAndy Larson, -Au-
gust Benson and Sam A. Gutter.
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ANDERSON WILL RECOVER.

Mrs. William Anderson has re-
turned to Bemidii~ from. Brainerd
whsEs see %hs
Northome. He, was a; hreakman on
the train by several logs which fell
off fiat car: Although his condi-
ton was .consideredn.serious and one
foot was amputated, he is now on the
road to recovery
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-06-20
PITMON.P0WELL NUPTIALs.

Mrs. Emma Powell Of this city and
John :: Ellsworth Pitmoni. Of Cando
N. D. were maSried hast, evening at
the Powell home, LTD tbenidji tav:
en,le, Judge j. E. Harris officiating
They were attended by mi. and Mrs
F: G. Schadegg: After the ceremony
wedding dinner was served by Mrs.
schadegg at her home. Mr.. and Mrs:
Pitmon'will make th ttfs home Fl n in Be;
midi ..
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SANDE-SIMON,

; Miss Elizabeth Simon of Puposky
and Martin sande47of town of. lib
erty, were married this morning at
II o'clock, at the Presbyterian par
sonage, Rev. L. P. Warford >officiat
ing They will make their home on
a farm in this county
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Mrs. r: j. Huderger of Big Lake
was, in Bemidji en- route to Laporte
where she will visit relatives for a
month, * 49,
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3s...J: @. Harris of Lake boulevard re-
pedrned yesterday morning from a
business trip to Thief River, Falls
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,B|Eh11DU NEWSY, hlo1TESG

each day interesting review Of the
social activities desire This personal
social items and and solicit
it, Maintenance Items phoned mailed to this
cated by readers pf the paper and By the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-06-20

Lucille o'Rourke OF. Thief River
Falls was a guest: st:thet II. o, Harris
home yesterday, while EN- route to
Kelliher- .....
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al H r, ,Sheppardson of Minneapolis
win arrive in the city. tomorrow
morning and will be the guest OF his
daughter, Mrs. L. p. Warford and
family over Sunday. 49,; ~:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-06-20
!, STAR ANNuExil.IlsS:,pfl.NIC

Members OF the Eastern Star will
hold their annual picnic Tuesday at
ternoon at The Pioneer cottage,
across the lake: Supper will be en-
joyed: at sWaville Inn; ATT O'Clock.
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10000 to loan on farms: Dean
Land Co. .;r:t s. H. d71tf
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ssS KOors' ice cream is mace with pure
sweet pasteurized cream. =. 512tf

Mr. and Mrs. Earl A.; Luke Of 1895
Dewey avenue returned this morning
from Frederic, Wis, where they were
the guests of Mr.. Luke's. parents, Mr..
and Mrs! p. T., Luke for q week. Mrs.
Luke had been visiting her son and
wife here for a week and accom-
panied them back to Wisconsin. Earl
LIKE is assistant cashier Of ,the
i Farmers State bank of Bemfdti.
5 Attend the food sale in Battles
store Saturday, held by the Ladies
Aid society OF the Presbyterian
church. j.. 1920
f# Mr.. and Mrs. J. .scarrot have as
their guests their daughter, Mrs. H.
M, Cords. and son. Howard, Of
Stephen, ..Mfnn.,s who will remain
4 here for about q month. Mrs. Cords
was formerly Miss May Scarrot of
( this city. Her husband was formerly
!. connected with the St. Hilaire Lum-
Der company here and now holds a
similar position in Stephen.
Keep kodak story of the child
rem. Film developed 10c; print &c,
&C.; &c. Money also saved you on
portraits. Rich Studio, 20 10th st.
714-1Mo
gz&5 = .fE-% 80. =
Miss Dovie Plumer, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs John Plumer of this
city, has returned to .Bemidji from
Central City, Colorado, where she
taught music and drawing in the
! high school this year. She and her
sister, Miss Faith Plumer, who also
spent the school year there, visited
iHDenver en- route home, and also at
WYnOna. At the latter place Miss
Fhtth viii attend the state normal
school this summer. ~.
Sfxfeen-fnch mixed hard and soft
slab wood for sale, SO per load. Be-
midi Mfg. Co. Phone 481. 1850
The Northern News (Spooner)
says: Hans Evanson, Of Williams,
was in town yesterday, attending
the opening Of the court as a witness
for I: some seeking naturalization
papers. Hans returned a while ago
from the Nondike country, where he
spent nearly a year, and he had a
sack. full Of fine gold nuggets to ex-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-06-20

ss The Ladies Aid society of the
1 Presbyterian church will hold a food
Ssa1es Saturday in Battles hardware
N store $500
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Have you had your dish of ice
cream today? 512tf
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VI Mrs. J., M. Huderger of ,Broadview,
Mont. is visiting relatives, at La
porte and other points in Minnesota
for some time. -. .~.::
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-06-20

s5 Mrs: A. Larson Of Laporte motored
! to .Benidji yesterday. and passed the
day with friends. 7E'''> -, ~
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ss Mrs O. c. Melby and three child
zen and Mrs. A. Harklau and son,
Carl, of Pinewood were among the
out :of town business visitors in the
city yesterday 2....
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Mrs: Ole Sickness Of Debs was
!. among the business visitors in the
city. yesterday; -, 81 = =,
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s Miss Florence Hayes will leave
soon for New Jersey, where she will
visit relatives for some time. : Miss
Hayes is a, daughter. Of county COM
mission er J: F.. Hayes ,>'>.-. :
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Mrs BENZ anin Shawl OF Wilton
vas among the out III town shoppers
5VoSCoI02Y.J-55sA. @1Fs " g..
Tslephonei 9z2.

Mrs benjamin Shawl OF Wilton
vas among the out sbf: town shoppers
yesterday y %.t ~. = 3.
zsss57 Mrs: Maxwell Aof- st::.:Paul is the
4 guest of Mrs. Charles Campbell OF
Doud avenue ,.x ,4.S p. II Z: x. j.
Ice eream!s e. the. national dessert:
Mrs Ole Sickness Of Debs was
/. among the business visitors in the
city; Yesterday - p, =! Il; :z| -, 7: !.
+ Mrs; A, Larson Of Laperte mogtored
!: to Benidji yesterday, and passed the
day with friends. F'"<', - ,'>'5
Have you had your dish of ice
cream today? 49, -: 512tf
vi: O. Harris of Lake boulevard re-
edrnedu yesterday morning from a
business trip to Thief River, FaH His
Mrs. e. j. Huderger of Big Lake
was in Bemidji en- route to Laporte
where she will visit relatives for a
month, So !. ,>Is. 49,
$4,000 to loan on farms. Dean
Land Co. ..r.:: p s. /. d71tf
: Lucille ORourke of. Thief: River
b Falls was a guest ct :the u. g, L Harris
u home yesterday, while ien route to
]. Kelliher- ....
Mrs. ]. M. Huderger of ,Broadview,
u Mont, is visiting relatives, at La
u porte and other points in Minnesota
for some time. -, -~.::
s3 ss Mrs O., c. -Melby and three child
rem and Mrs. A. Harklau and son,
Carl, of Pinewpod were among the
q out of town business visitors in the
city Yesterday. = &c.,:
I The Ladies Aid society of the
Presbyterian church will hold a food
sale Saturday in Battles hardware
n store. $3.50
$ Il. R. ,Sheppardson of Minneapolis
win arrive in the city. tomorrow
morning and will be the guest OF his
daughter, Mrs! L. P. 'Warford and
family over Sunday. -
s S*z$ Miss Florence Hayes will leave
soon for New Jersey, where she will
visit relatives for, some time. : Miss
81 Hayes is a. daughter of county COM
4 mission er y: F.. Hayes. "..:
b Cash paidv for liberty bonds. In
quife room s + Markham hotel 7 Att
s FL R. sheppardson, Jr., of Mime
n apolis, who has; recently, returned
from military service. is the guest of
his sister, MrsA /. z. ,tWarford5 and
family for a!-1 few aaays; e ,.E
. ! William 'CampbelI has returned ID
his home in Wausaukee, Wis, after
IN visit with his son, Attorney George
w. Campbell and family. His daugh-
I ter Mrs. John James, who has been
visiting in Bemidji, accompanied him
home. 49,
Same prices as before the war on
kodak finishing at Rich Studio, 20
10th st. Phone STOW: 613-1Mo
Mr. and Mrs. D: d. Miller and lit
tie daughter, Gene, returned last
evening froma motor trip to Mime
apolis, where they passed. a week.
They were accompanied to Bemidji
by Mr.. Miller's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. ]: Miller Who. will be their guests
fora week. 49,
,Koors' ice cream is mace with pure
sweet pasteurized cream. - 512tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl A.; Luke Of 1885
Dewey avenue returned this morning
from Frederic, Wis.,, where they were
the: guests of Mr.. Luke's. parents, Mr..
and Mrs. p. T., Luke for q week. Mrs.
Luke had been visiting her son and
wife here for a week and accom-
panied them back to Wisconsin. Earl
LIKE is assistant cashier Of ..the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-06-20
Cash paidv for liberty bonds: In
5quife room 51t Markham hotel. - a. tf

. FL r. Sheppardson, Jr, of Mime
spSs m ThS 9 sa11cs be sSes
his, sister, MrsA l. z. s*Warford. and
/ family for 2 few days, !.....:! =. : g
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-06-20

a, Mr.: and Mrs. D. d. Miller and lit.
tie daughter, Gene, returned last
evening froma motor trip to Mime:
apolis, where they passed. week
They were accompanied to Bemidj1
by Mr.. Miller's parents, Mr. and Mrs
IT, J: Miller Who. will be their guests
fora week. 49,
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n s4s5 Mrs: Maxwell Aof- St.ss:Paul Isl the
guest of Mrs, Charles Campbell, OF
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y Ice cream!is the National 4 dessert.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FURNISHED apartment; = rooms, .Sth
ana North Lindsay Mrs kutlo
Weber
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ron aALE-One hairy bed and cart
cheap. Owner ieavlns city. Crll at
lils W Main
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STORE FIXTURES.

SOFA FOUNTAINS AND STORE
FIXTURES
We have sevcral bargains In both new
and second. hand reconstructed foun-
t1Ins IN lengths Of 8. 4, 10. i3. 10 and
20 teet Easy monthly payments Can
also include In same contract drus and
confectionery fixtures Place your or
dci now before prices advance and bs
sure OF delivery Write or wire
GROSMAN FOUNTAIN COMPANY.
DALLAS. TEXAS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22

Two-yesr leasr; rent. SO .00; r,rht
dnNH town; All nice furniture
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST Fur nscbpisro on 10 O'Clock car
Wrdncsdny morning 10 Guthrie; ro-
w"rd MlsH Margaret Mllfoy, ili5 East
Cleveland, Guthrie, Olls
LoSf ihG Hn, mr. at Liberty
=, th"1ite Return 10 9Os W. 2ith.
Mrs John Morris. Reward.
LOST. Black velvet hphdbng contain
lhB iOOG, letters Addressed 10 Mrs.
" Barnes. Please call Walnut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma.

Oklahoma.
FOR SALE BY owner. ssysrsi rich. I'M.
proved southwest Oklahoma prairie
farms on small payment and easy
terms. make bale OF cotton, " busi,~ie
/ wheat OF b-tons alfalfa. the presses
cotton crop making $4,000 IN acre.
Price SIS 10 $50 per acre.
Address ka, Roberts. Mansum, Otin.
FOR SALE ny oWNER-Thrss ~.
tom farms near Geary, TIVE -
| Piedmont and one near Edmund o1
bargains. Write T. 8. Wilcoa. oUnDk
| DAli. w Ysf''l
CHEROKEE COUNTY. 0hnnha75
fstn-will sell ny sfo>oGfO gDi
one mils west Of ceugt n@uoa
aaah Oklahoma: nearly ~ r r. !
ton; fertile black lit1eoesne e00li y
room rssidencs, bavut ys1ei aieeen.
Owner. TshIsqsaA oalA, ~
IMPROVED and salmSsSv31 155K
hecurtefn eoYntt. Ok1Al1@9j -
mnd At lcv DsleA Nth e00le SSlN-
cash pAymsnt. Ssisssc Il {Ss2 ~.
inenta fw V .ysaSS ~ 49, q
formation, aSlfGs ts1ea,c6 Si62
sn0 fowhsits O.. neGGSo -. -
,FJF TxrEysST7sS tsSyI5jy -
farm lands Ia 90 = 1SSIN -
Dso:s'9 .ss: e Isnls",fsst = -
Fol- AL n tevytxh ~ Assx
" Hslas IT, JIW9Rs1( - ~
;:s::;:s' ~: s.::"::;: 3: 3! !s:; y
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Will sell furniture OF s-room buns-
allow; furnishings ara OF very choice
character. used four weeks; priced 10
effect quick sale. 1907 West :?d
WANTED--ro buy. Jncobcan oak rock.
er, rope twist style, Mspls s5lb-J
sOOt East 9Th,
WANTEbI Used furniture of ali kinds
VIII pay top prices. Walnut e1s6.
FoR 1ALE-sviy Colonial rug. sss
stoves. three -pieoe bedroom set.
gardening tools, hose, chairs and con
Ter table, porch set Call between 70
and p. m. only Walnut .so6--J,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22
Special NOticei

Army Goods Tor Sale
Tents pyramldsl. 1915. Class "a i3S "
Tents pyramidai. iesis Class 'B so 90
Tents White officers' Wall sa9
new, complete .....,,.....,..,.t ts3 75
Blankets. Commercial. Glass "A" : 100
Blankets, Commercial. Class "A"
two .,.,...........,......,.,..sls SIS 80
Blankets. Commercial. t1ass 'B' 6CO
Blanks's, Commercial. Class &c" 5 SEQ
Comforts. KHAKI color ,.........s 500
Ralrconts, army issue .....,,..t2 90
SlChcrs. Fish brand new .....S SOC
Flies, white. new. iixliis; can 20
used for WAGON covers and tar
raullns while they lust, p350
For other materials write,
Anderson Bros Co, Army a Navy
store. III Third st. lAwton. Okla.
MOslER safe for SAFE money chest
Yale timer Mustang state bank.
Mustang. Okla.
GOOD retreaded tires st the Reliable
Tire a Repair company. l!i N. West p
ern,
NEW No, I grade ithaca double shot
gun, la-gauge. 3,-inch. both full au'
tomato electors, single trigger. new
| y grade Ithaca 2o-eauge. automatic
electors Walnut 1897. Marsble.
FOR shLE-ncarat diamond ladies'
mounting: blue white, Si25. Call Wal
nut 66i7. Minor
NEW HOME sewing machine for sale
call Waln bSjs-J.
FINE collection old coins and stsmps.
H-G, Oklahoman
BEAUTIFUL fox furs. reasonable,
nearly new. X.l5. Oklnhoman.
A
Worn, cost $3.50. sell for us. Wal
NEW hemstltch machine. complete
with motor. $3.50 cash. B.6ll, OK
lahoman.
BuTcHER's ICE BOX for sale, 2ss
East ard,
FOR sA1.E--Draushon's scholarship.
Call Maple ss?f.
PARTIES wanting pecans in 100. pound
lots or more write wsnette Produce
Co. Wanette. Okla.
sIDEWALK TX. brick. 80 per thousand
REMEMBER we are Headquarters for
fancy orchard run pecsns, brssils.
flberts, almonds. walnuts. peanuts, etc. (:
complste line Of shclled and salted
nuts Wholesale ana retail. Quality
lNNNNNN NN'' ""b ~ uuurOu.
BEAUTIFUL long Hudson seal coat
worn three times sise o., Walnut
aSSb-J
GOOD army ove-coat, sire "a; never
been worn Walnut es1.
NEW Ftres,onc cord tire ssSin rim.
new tube and cover, bargain II sold
Immediately. Walnut 72os.
FOR sALE--A bnhys bath tub, white
enamel also nursery chair. Maple
$3.50
FOR SALE-I,aby bed and high chair
lgi West sth street Maple 7hi.i.
FOR sALE-Brown suit 20, practically
new Pictures hand painted. Walnut
isi2.
roR sALE-0ne Fairbanks warehouse
scale. Phone PIX 10, ask for Mr.
Dechman.
ron aALE-One hairy bed and cart
cheap. Owner leavlns city. Crll at
llls W Main
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACrEsgflu
~,-~~>-% ,S,S.S-S>,-,s-.-, - .,s-e>>~>~ND
Innn nN NnnQ ArrK ,irrInNi


FORD OWNERS ATTENTION.
The Hot HpOt Generator Tor msnI.
fold heating " hat you want these
ff'oIing days, guaranteed for He Of
car, send 81 for one. " not satisfied.
return tho generator and monry viii he
returned, Agents wanted for oycry
county len In Oklahoma and Texas II
u. Duncan, general distributor. Chick.
nrhn. Okls
1917 hTUDEBAKER six Tor sale or
trade for lighter ~ Maple b'ss
FOR HALl-.igip Ford touring car,
fiDO l20 West Ind
GOOD re,reHdod Tres at The NeiInblo
Tire y Repnlt Co, ~ n Western.
AUTOMOBILES repaired right. You
know W. Oklahoma Auto Exchange,
esto oblshed 1915. 7O1 n. broadway
Maple lbN
FOR SALE or TRADE--Buick truck.
commercial delivery body. Al con.
dltion. "a automatic Winchester ri
flen. s broadway. city
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HURNiruRB REPAIRED.
-~~~~>~>c~~~~>~S~~>~~~> ~~~>>s~>~>~~-~~.--~~-->~.s ~
Capitol Furniture and
Piano Repair Co.

UphclsierinK, f,flplshlng. cabinet work.
work, Pianos refinished. regulated,
tuned. Estimates cheetfully given, Wal.
uv@ M. ~ West 10Th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR SALE Two gns hcnter- and bn by
buEyy Walnut siIp. rs T. sth st.
Bl.Al TIFUL sct of Isabella for furs.
WI sacrifice Tor 800, Maple s31g.
FOL, hALE-GaA logs. is inches. with
ahIifonT. Maple 5ssiI
GOOD gAs COOK stove. chsep Mani,
b1i5 III West 5,h.
FOR SALE Bicycle In good shape npd
. worm w" money Cornish Fuinltur.
Co, - w Grand
For, SALE One "a heater. one. 4
burner gas cook stove, 90 East l2,h.,
Maple SO
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Aactten Sale

Ylve rooms. complete. Of elegant fur
niture to be sold at suction. Monday,
Nov, a., 1919 You can see this fur
niture from Z q. m. tiii noon on date
Of sale At ~ Eas, 18th. This is no
jusk Sale begins, At / .. m, sharp.
J. G. doGoERTY. Auctionecr
HOUSEHOLD GOODS for sAls cheap
practically new. Maple $40.
FOR sALE--blrsct Action range. good
o. nav; gas heater. flrsiesa cooker;
bedroom res; telephone table and chair
bE6F HHxB sFwTNd machine In
god running order Is. pstwilsr ksl-
lafns Electric Co. 20a N. Harvey.
FOk SAf.E-0ns rug. Call q 1915 LIN
wood
WNNTEb--bInlnE room and uphoIs-
tered living room suit, Maple b9iI.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22

HOW wSuld YOU Ike to get fifty letters
day, each containing IS cents7 VIII
send plan and formulas for % cents.
strictly legitimate. W IS. stapp, Ne
Groen street. Baltimorc. Nd
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-15

Firestone employees number II 900
Fnestone resources exceed 100000
The company volume of sales last year was over $751;
000, 900
Daily output Of the factories at this writing $4,000
tires and Is 900 tubes
When equipment ordered is istalled the output will
be $4,000 tires and 40 600 tubes daily
Fnestone makes rims for over half the makes of pass
enger cars built
Frestone makes demountable for 81 of the differ
ent trucks that equip with giant pneumatic truck tires
Firestone makes the tires on which over half the truck
tonnage of America is carried
Fnestone maintains organization in the Far East at
Singapore, the rubber headquarters, to insure best
grades at lowest costs
MOST MIL f
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-11-28
DID so MUCH TO AID
HER BOYS AND GIRLS.
Mrs. Cathey Tells of Results Tsnlac
Gave.
CIT SURE is FINE"
Anderson Woman Says She is Glad
10 Recommend it Publicly.

81 am glad to recommend Tanlac
to the public, for it has done so much
to give back health to my boys and
girls and other relatives. 1t sure is
a fine medicine" declared Mrs.
Josephine Cathey, of No. IL "R"
street, Anderson, in statement she
gave May 25, 1917. Her husband,
a daughter, a son and daughter-in-
law, Mrs Cathey said, had all been
greatly helped by Tanlac.
"My husband suffered from indi-
gestion ard he was troubled lot
with headaches, and also his appe-
tite was bad. He complained fre-
quently Of being weak and run down.
My daughter Matte had about the
same trouble her father did, indiges-
ton, nervousness and terrible head
aches. Mr.. Cathey thinks Tanlac is
mighty fine medicine, for it helped
him so much. Now he never COM
plains of his troubles for which he
took Tanlac, and Tanlac got him in
fine shape. The Tanlac just made
new person of my daughter Matte
and soon had her in fine health. 1t
sure is one more good remedy. One
of nv married boys and his wife also
took Tanlac and it helped them lot"
Glider & Weeks, Newbery, S. c.,
Prosperity Drug Co., Prosperity, Lit
tie Mountain Drug Co., Little Noun
tain, S. c., W. o. Holloway, Chap
pells, S. c., Whitmire Pharmacy,
Whitmire, S. G.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-11-28
GOING 1T TOO HARD?

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