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Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-08
wholesale Retail
For the Children

The old fashioned molasses taffy
was almost forgotten before we en-
tered the war and sugar became
scarce but during the past year it
has again come into its own" We
see taffy in the candy shops, even
now that sugar is no longer scarce
as it was a few months ago. But
of all places the old fashioned
candy pull" is the correct setting
for this delicious sweet. No more
enjoyable entertainment can be pro-
vided for young people than
candy pull" especially during the
colder months.
The making of the sweet is quits
as enjoyable as eating it when made.
MOIasses Taffy.
7, oleo or butter c. molasses
1 T. vinegar 2-S c. sugar
Met oleomargarine in kettle and
add n1olasses and sugar. Stir until
sugar is dissolved. Boil until when
tried in cold water the mixture be-
comes brittle. Add vinegar just be-
fore removing from FIRE. Pour into
we'll buttered platter. When the
edges begin to cool work up toward
the center, and as soon as cool
enough to handle pull until porous
and light in color. Handle with
tips of fingers and thumbs. Cut
in small pieces with sharp knife.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-08
Co-Operation

Miss Gross viii be very glad to
receive suggestions for the home
economics column or to answer,
as far as she is able, any ques-
tons that her readers may ask.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-08
bill ia before the Texas legislature to
create woman's division Of the stats de-
partment Of labor.
The Friendly Potato

The potato and the American din
ner table are on such intimate terms
that one scracely thinks of one with
out the other. Most of US limit our
selves to a very few methods of serv-
ing this familiar vegetable-the
baked, the boiled, the mashed, the
ereamed and the friend potato. oh,
especially the fried potato in some
homes. Regardless of the relative
difficulty OF digesting fried potatoes,
il is so inartistic to serve potatoes
in Just one wayl One even tires
of baked potatoes, which the real
epicure places at the top of the list.
It is of much more practical value,
probably, for a woman to serve po-
tatoes in just a few ways, If she
prepares those ways perfectly; yet
all of US relish old foods in new
guises. The ways given below are
few suggestions for varying the
vegetable;
Crumbed Potatoes.
Boil potatoes till nearly done, then
roll in egg and crumbs. Dot with
fat, and bake in creased pan in
quick oven Is minutes. Small po-
tatoes should be used or half po-
tatoes. ...a
Hungarian Potatoes.
onions, chopped canned tomatoes
potatoes, cut into Salt and pepper
thick slices Hot water or stock
Y c. fat
Cook onions with fat S minutes,
without browning. Add other in
gradients, stock or water enough
Just to cover the vegetables. Cook
very gently till the potatoes are done
and the water or stock has practi-
.callv disappeared. Serve on a hot
dish sprinkled with parsley.
Paprika Potatoes.
Prepare just as Hungarian pota-
toes, emitting the onions and toma-
toes and using great deal of pap
rika.
Potatoes Peasant Style.
"a French Reclpe.)
c. diced potatoes T flour
r. bacon fat c. milk
cloves garlic. l t. salt
(chopped) y t. paprika
2 T. parsley u t. pepper
(choppedl
Fry potatoes in fat till brown, re-
move from fat and fry garlic and
parsley in fat remaining in pan. Add
-four, then milk and seasonings, and
stir to boiling. Add potatoes and
cook three minutes.
Oak Hill Potatoes.
4 cold boiled po- c. thin white sauce
tatoes Butter crumbs
2 hard cooked eggs
Slice potatoes and eggs, and place
in alternate layers in a creased bak-
ing dish. Pour white sauce over,
cover with the crumbs and bake 20
minutes in a moderately hot oven.
Some Familiar Potato Dishes.
Lyonnaise Potatoes--Potatoes
fried with onions, finely chopped.
O'BTien Potatoes-Potatoes fried
with pimentos and green peppers,
Potatoes au Gratin-Creamed po-
tatoes covered with buttered crumbs
and baked 20 minutes in a moderate
oven. Frequently arranged in lay
err form with grated cheese between
the layers and perhaps cheese on
top instead Of the crumbs. When
cheese is used, these potatoes are,
strictly speaking, Delmonico pota-
toes.
Scalloped Potatoes-Layers of
raw sliced potatoes, sprinkied with
salt and pepper and dotted with but
ter, the whole barely covered with
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-08
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
SAYS d.. Edwards a WeIl-Known
Ohio Physician

T Dr.F. MsEdwards for 17yeagstreatsd
scores Of women for liver and bowel ale
ments. During these years he gave to
his patients a prescription made Of
few well-known vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive oil, naming them
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-workers on
the liver and bowels which cause a
normal action, carrying OF the waste
and poisonous matter in ones system.
II you have a pale face, sallow look.
dull eyes. pimples coated tongue, head
aches, a listless, n0-good feeling, all out
Of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one Of
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly for
time and note the pleasing results
Thousands Of women as well as men
take DR.. Edwards Olive TabIets-the
successful substitute for calomel--noW
ind then just tokeepin the pink ofcondi-
don 10c and 25c per box. All druggistA
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-08
Peanut Butter Loaf.

z C. peanut butter egg
] c. bread crumbs Y c, milk
/ T. salt y c. hot water
T. chopped onions
Thoroughly mix beaten egg, milk
peanut butter, seasonings and bread
crumbs. Turn into CREASED mold
and bake in a moderate oven.
Cheese and Hominy en- Casserole
! can hominy "a C. chopped chess
3 c. white sauce
Drain and rinse one can of hon.
my, chop or leave whole, melt
cheese in white sauce. mix with
hominy, put in baking dish, cover
with buttered crumbs and brown in
oven; or add hominy and cheese to
sauce and when cheese is melted
serve. A speck of baking soda add
ed will aid in melting the cheese,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-08
American Ships Will Soon
Steam Up the Rhine River

Paris, Feb. 7.-American ships
will soon steam up the Rhine, using
Rotterdam as a base, according TO
information made public here today.
1t is announced that transport OF
Americans to their homes is pro
crossing as rapidly as possible and
that during February the number of
men to be taken to America would
be considerably augmented,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-08
What You Pay for Things
to Eat in Omaha Today

Pot roast .........,.14h @2se 9OQ25c
Veal pot roast. 25Q21c
Veal stew ..s,.,......'''''''l6 sec
Reef and hog hearts,.,... &c i2Ql5e
Butter ...s,..,...,..s.. 44W45e soc
Flour 4S-lb, sack (wholesaiel, f262;
(retail), $500.
Oranges. per box (whoiesalel, $500; (rs-
taiD per box. s5,7b.
Bananas Cwholesaiel, per h.. 90; Gre
tain, per ID, &c.
Apples Jonathan (wholesalel. per box
$500: (retalD per pox. $3.50; Ben Davis
twholesale), per box, t25o; (retaiD, per
box, $500.
Pears. per dozen twholesale), 65e; IRE
tail1 per dozen, 76c.
Onions, per Id. (wholesale), axe; IRE
taiO per ID, SC.
Potatoes (wholesals). peck, sOc; (rstair,
peck, 40c.
sweet potatoes. per h. twholsssle), shc,
lbs, 25e.
Leaf lettuce. per dozen (wholesals).
75c, per dozen: tretaiD $40.
cauliflower crate (wholesale), $500
crate tretalD s3.25,
Cabbage. per Id, twholssals), &c; IRE
taiD, &c.
Bsets. turnips, carrots. lb. (whOlessls).
2he. h.; (retaiD, SC.
Parsnips, ID. (wholssals). Sc, per lb.;
(retalIl, sc.
English wainuts (whOlesals), SIC; IRE
taiD, Acc,
olemargarine (wholesale), 500 to S4he
ID; tretalD h.. $50 to 42e.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-08
The Specially
PureFoodCo.
2ls North 10th Street
Phone DoupIna 214n


I 49-Ib. Sack Pure Wheat Flour. .$2.65
/ 24-lb. Sack Pure Wheat Flour. 81 .3S
Alb. Pkg. Gooch's Best Pancake or
Buekwheat Flour ........... SOC
Cornmeal, per lb............,.. SC
lbs. Oatmeal for............. Csc
No. 5 cans Tomatoes, per can. .l5H2e
No. caA Tomatoes, 2 for. Csc
Vegetable and Tomato Soup, can. .loe
No. 8 cans Hominy, 3 for. ...,. Csc
No. cans Pumpkin, per CAM. loo
Tall cans Pink Salmon, per can. 1Sc
4 lib. cans Pink Salmon, for. 25e
Fancy Sweet Corn, per can..... Toe
EARLY June Peas. cans for. 25c
No. cans Kraut, cans for. Csc
Baby Lima and Red Rose Beans,
per can ..s..s..:..s sss..',. lOe
No. cans Pork and Beans, for Csc
No. ] cans Pork and Beans, for Csc
No. 2 can Strawberries, in syrup zoe
25c cans Baking Powder, per can I6e
&c cans Baking Powder, per can &c
10-lb. can Calumet Baking Powder 81 rs
No. cans Sliced Pineapples,
Tor .ss..s.....s......s sSl.OO
2 e -lb. cans jelly. per can...... 3le
No. 3 cans Sweet Potatoes, per can zoe
No. cans Egg Plums. per can. zoe
Ao. cans Plumss per can .s.,.... l5e
l-Gallon cans Apples, Peaches and
Gooseberries, per can....... soc
l-Gallon can White Karo Syrup 8Se
e -Gallon can White aro Syrup 45e
l-Gallon Can Dark Syrnp. Use
X Gallon can Dark Syrup. ..... soc
pkgs. Of Golden Rod Washing
Powder, for .............. Csc
Macaroni and Spaghetti, 2 pkgs. 15c
Good Coffee, per lb. .......... 25e
Crispy Soda Crackers. per lb.... lBc
S-lb carton Butter Crackers, for 81 90
Fancy Sardines, in oil, cans for Csc
Sardines with tomato sauce, for 25c
Fancy Mixed Cookies, per be-. use
Dried Aprieots, per lh,.......... lie
Dried Peaches lbs. for. ....... Csc
Dried Prunes, g lbs. for....... use
Gold Medal Salmon Paste, two
cans for ....s.s..s..,. 1bc
s bars Diamond @. Soap for..... Csc
s bars Beat EN- All Soap for. Csc
S-lb. can White Beauty Shortening Csc
For Saturday Only.
No. 8 cans Peaches, per can..... Use
16-oz. Bottle Catsup for. ....... 22e
Fancy Hand-Picked Navy Beans.
per ID .............. Toe
Small California Navy Beans, per
1o y; ~ c...s.. ~. 1..... SFae
and Spaghetti, for. .........$1.25
Good Head Rice, per lb..........11e
Prices Are Good for All Week.
Mail Orders Solicited.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-08

Glistening charmeuse in a shade
of the midnight blue is one of the
smartest fabrics for. early spring
wear. This model is developed in
that fabric. A "basquelike" bodice
gives a slender, supple fiatness to
the figure and furnishes a back
ground for zig-zag design of blue
soutache braid. A double peplum,
slightly bias in line, falls beneath a
youthful girdle and sash. The broad
hat of blue straw is faced with rose.
The graceful sleeves are braided
with blue soutache and faced with
rose.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-08
Shrimn Salad.

1 can shrimp olives
green pepper 1 bunch water cress
/ C. chopped celery c. sour cream
/ lemon dressing
Soak the shrimps in ice water
fifteen minutes, drain, dry on towel.
remove the veins and break in
pieces, saving a half dozen for gar
nish. Chop % of pepper and cut
the remainder in thin strips. Cut
the lemon in quarters lengthwise
and the olives in rings. Squeeze
the juice of half a lemon on the
shrimp. Mix the broken shrimp,
celery, chopped peppers, and cream
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-08

With food prices going down,
some articles with slump and others
gradually, now is the time all eco
nomical housewives should be post
ed on prices, Here is the wholesale
and retail prices of many articles
for today:
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-08

dressing together. Wash the cress
carefully and arrange on a fiat dish;
pile the mixture in the center and
garnish with the whole shrimp,
olive rings, strips of pepper, and
place one quarter of lemon in each
end of the dish.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-08

milk and baked in a slow oven one to
one and one-fourth hours.
flashed Brown Potatoes-Cook
very finely chopped cooked potatoes
in liberal quantity of fat. Cook
three minutes stirring constantly; let
stand to brown underneath. Fold as
an omelet and turn onto a hot plat
ter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
BUTTER MAKING CONTESTS
STAGED THROUGHOUT STATE
Standards Hoped to he RAISED by
Showing OF Better Methods
bH Dairy Expert.

That the standard OF buttcr-making
among country women throughout the
state may be raised. Miss Jessie Logan.
specialist in the utilization OF dairy
products for Virginia. is conducting at
present state wide campaign, coun-
- by. county. with practical demon
STATIONS and lectures.
The two weeks campaign in Din
widd. Q County closes December with
a public demonstration and contest.
which will be staged i'll Petersburg.
Interested women Will each bring !,
pound OF butter Of their own making
20 the meeting. which will be held At
the NirSinia Implement and Hardware
company's place in Petersburg at 1880
Oh Wednesday Of this week. The but
ter VIII lie judged by Miss Logan.
Tho work in utilization Of dairy
products in the state is an activity of
the extension division o: tho state
Agricultural College and Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. OF which Mrs.
Mary Moore Davis is assistant di-cc-
tor. succeeding Miss Ella G. Asncw.
res gncd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
NEW ARMY AND NAVY CLUB
OPENED AT BELVIDERE HALL
service and Ex-Scr,icc Men rs Well nv
Residents IN he
f.ntrrtniucd.

After extensive improvements. inc
new Army and Navy Community Ciup
VAS opened YESTERDAY IN Bciv!dcre
Hall. Eclyidere aad Main streets. II
Will supplani tho former Army ano
Navy Club which was moved from It's
former quarters "a seventh and
Franklin streets.
CIubrooms have been fitted up IN the
army and Navy Community Club. and
The Offices OF the stan u, the War
camp Community Service. under whose
auspices j: IS being conducted, have
been located there The big audi
turium will be used Tor weekly dances.
and from time to time amateur
thcatr ais VIII bc given ON the STAGE
oC the hall.
sleeping quarters for service men
have also been provided in the build
uG. Until Rehabilitation is complies
cantcen and recrcational facilities :or
service and cN-scrvice men viii be
provided in connection With the re-
crcational program for the people o:
the community. both old and young.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

policy FOR Virginia. and he believes
that every farmer and farmers or
SANITATION in ;hc state should support.
There will be talks on common stor-
age. and problems dealing with the
handling Cf the fruit. and a round
table discussion will be Mold by Dean
II. J.. Price. OF V. j. |. This part u.
the program is 20 be devoted 10 the
subject OF marketing. and should prove
a most profitable one. The growers
problems i'm production and markct:ng
viii be presented. and fully discussed
by those VINO have met and solved
such problems.
The Virginia Corn Growers Associa-
ton and the Lee Highway meetings
VIII bc held in Roanoke on those dates.
COPIES OF the premium lis: and pro,
gram FOR The horticulture society
meeting may bc had by addressing \.
= Rue. Association ot Commerce, Roa-
nphc Ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
STATES APPLE GROWERS
TO DISCUSS PROBLEMS
Will Hear Experts on Methods OF
Marketing Fruit at Roanoke
Gathering.
COMPETITION is INTENs
Virginia Orchardists Will Find II
Necessary To Adopt Approved
Packing and Marketing in Order TO
Hold Their Own.

ISnoc,s1 N T,rc Times D;s,..rb1
RIACKSPisEG IA. Nov - THE
tho Nirc3nja state Io-;ictltu-a,
Society vii bc held IN Roanokc. Dc
,ccmbor .. ; ana :; The mcc;inss or
the association Wi. be ncld in the
auditorium OF the Roanoke Hotel, and
the Apple Show and EXHIBITS OF orchard
supplies viii he In tho large AUDI
;orium across the street from The CON
Vcntion headquarters Il T. Mooma w
OF Roanoke who IS chairman Of the
local committee has i'm hand arrange
monts which r-oalisc to make This
convention most succession one
Among ~, son,L,rs v-,'I hi, rrnfcs.
sos & c. S:archcr. !. {. rolso-, W IL
i;eSSo, f. r. MoonlaW r. \ NOT,
nancy stoGk'oh'. dohh Il. itHtcheSph
ana Dean II. H. IF4ee.
Must Meet kccn ,onpctitiOn.
Professo. S-a,rrcr VA FOR seven
wears connected win Tho .rri,i,l,u-al
college OF Inc Y T. and is now
with The Alabama 'ol.tcchn,c lrs,i-
tutc. lie niu tcU ,;,e ,ncnhcrs now
Virginia aDplcs roach Southern mark.
cts. and how thov must hc handled
and snippcd in order TO meet tho Keen
competition from the Northwest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
New Use for Legation.

BELGRADE Nov. co-Ths former
Bulgarian legation. ono OF the most
i'm pr eSsivc buildings in Belgrade. is
now the home OF the nursing ana Of
fec STAFF Of tho American Rcd Cross.
The serbian government turned il over
to the American relief organization
with its splendid furnishings 10 be
used as the home OF Rcd Cross activi
TICS in Serbia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
WILL INVESTIGATE UNREST
Niscount Miner and Seventeen Mem
hers Of Commission Leave
for Eg!pt
LEY Assoc;ntc,; rrnS-

By Associated FrcS=
LONDON. Nov. 2?.-Niscount Miner
Secretary for the Colon;ais. left Lon
don this morning for Egypt with the
seventeen members of tho commission
appointed TO investigate the unrest in
that country.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08

In many respects VIM. III. Kibble's
Uncle Toms Cabin" Is the most inn
portant of the seasons productions
IN the first place IL serves TO exploit
the masterpieces OF two OF Europe's
noted artists, 1. e., Ralph Brunts
elaborate painting entitled THE Gel
estial City" and Hertz Verion's pic
ture OF the New Orleans slave mart (;
and secondly II has brought back in
to prominence the memories OF that
grand old lady, Harriet Beecher
Stowe, and serves 20 reveal the beau
tiful lessons really TO be learned by
care full attention.
Second TO the Holy Book does I'M
Gle Toms Cabin rank as sacred
instructor. The pulpit has endorsed
IL as a moral teacher worthy OF man
kinds support, while the board OF ed
cation in many OF the large cities has
encouraged scholars In witnessing
the worthy dramatization OF the story
that was instrumental in making our
country religious. free and happy.
IL Is a known fact that Mr.. VIM. III
Kibble possesses the original version
of Mrs. Stoves story and that IL has
been unanimously accepted by the
press, pulpit and public Of America
and England.
The Kibble revival will be brought
TO the New City Hall, Crystal Falls,
next Monday evening, November 10
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08

a girl reserve corps Of thirty-two
senior and junior girls OF the Crystal
Falls high school was organized on
Thursday after school with the fol
lowing officers:
President-Helen Lyons
Vice ENTHUSIASTICALLY Keast
Secretary--Irene Bjork.
Margaret Cayia.
Chairman OF Committees-Pr
Mildred Martin; social. Alice Berg
service. Marion Carter; club advisor
Miss Helen Ross.
Miss Blanche Monette, Y. w. c. A.
girls work secretary. was present al
the organization Thursday evening.
Miss Louise Meebold. central field
secretary and Miss Monette. talked 20
the high school girls Wednesday eve
ming, explaining the purpose and
work OF girl reserve clubs.
The sophomore and freshman girls
will organize girls reserve corps
Monday after school. with Miss Nina
Packard as club advisor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08
THE NEW OVERLAND.

In this issue appears an advertise
ment for the new Overland car. This
car brings out an innovation in the
spring line which promises TO revolu-
tionize car construction.
The car is on display at the Webb
Garage and Mr.. Webb says that he
will gladly demonstrate the car I,
all visitors whether they buy or no.
as he wants everyone TO know about
this new spring which furnishes such
easy riding
Whether you are in the market or
not, call at webb's Garage and get ae-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08

CRYSTAL Falls hopes OF receiving a
ri r-cuf title 70 the Range Cham
pionship were rudy Jared Monday
e7tring when the Iron River manage
ment called of the game scheduled 10
be played next Saturday at Iron RIv-
fv 1ron Rivers reasons are that
hey had received too many injuries
"A the game with the Marquette Nor
mtl This excuse seems rather nim-
~ when they inform US In the same
cons - fation that they expect TO
play Bessemer on Tuesday. The game
Will, Iron River for November was
scheduled at the repeated insistence
OF the Iron River management early
In the year. Ia the interests OF real
spontaneously few facts concerning
the real status OF affairs will not be
amiss.
Crystal Falls has been defeated on
~ once this year. That was by Iron
River In the first game. After appar
entity having the game won by a safe
margin number of Crystal Falls
men were severely injured Captain
Hoilow's leg was broken and he has
been out OF the game all season. Aes-
rhliman was also injured. sent TO the
hospital, and lost TO the team for five
weeks. Larson was injured. Tokoly
was put out OF the game. Having this
many knocked out in the first half
and their places taken by green, I'M
raj a1 l.oN4 tun m
In the last half. The final score was
2i-14 This blow would have put
many a team out OF the running.
Did Crystal Falls quit? They GER
xainly did not
The coaches informed the rest OF
the league that they would play the
schedule IL II had 10 be done with
fifthgrades. They fought their way
fhrf with an experimental team, and
thdk have succeeded in defeating ev-
cry team. by larger score than Iron
River did
All over the range II has been con
ceded that November s would settle
the title. For confirmation OF this
Iron Riyer-stambaugh Reporter Of
October "a.
Now, Iron River gets cold feet
and quits. This Is fine specimen of
sportsmanship.
Contrast this with Stambaugh. STAN
bangh had most of it's first squad
killed" of in the last Iron River
game. but they were game" TO tn,
sore. and Prin. Clark informed Prin
Burkhart that they would play Crys-
f1l Falls game II they could find
eleven men who could stand up.
few other points may be germane
10 Iron River craftsmanship.
Iron Rivers first game against
Stanibaugh was won by playing one
Nora. who has since been declared
ineligible by the Michigan inter
scholastic athletic association. AL
Enough officially declared ineligible,
Nora played last Saturday against an.
other school as member of the
Iron River team.
Every game on the range has been
remarkable for the splendid officiat-
ing and splendid feeling except where
Iron River was a contestant. Any
official not named by Iron River has
been dubbed crook by the Iron Riv-
.er management
y Is plain that as Iron River can
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08
Trappers

buy direct for New York city
manufacturers Pay top market prices
at all times. My furs go direct to
New York City at exactly what l pay
for them. Gladly call for sizeable
lots Small lots may be shipped by
parcel post or express. Write 70
tags, etc. to the fur man OF the upper
peninsula Reference, the ManlstiQue
bank
G. A. BERGMAN,
Manlstique. Mich. Lock Box 151
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08

no reason why they can't play Crys-
tai Falls Saturday. There Is oni,
one reason why they called the game
on. II IL case OF yellow" showing
through.
While we regret that We will not
have the chance 10 meet Iron River,
we regret that team that ha
fought as hard a fight as Iron River
has fought all fall should develop
case OF ''cold feet" az the end OF thu
season.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

To the Electors OF Iron County:
am candidate for sheriff OF this
county and will appreciate any as
sistance given me.
IRVING II. JACKSON.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08

Quainfed WIN the new car You are
welcome TO call at any time. and
someone win be on hand 70 explain
the new features and give you ride
In the car II you wish one.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-08
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