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Ellsworth American., 1919-01-01
DEDHAM.

Otis Sinclair visited in Olamon last
week.
Miss Martha Johnson spent last week in
Brewer.
The Peaks school opened Monday, Mrs.
Ella l. Gray, teacher.
Mrs. Ella Burrill is in Holden with her
daughter, Mrs. Hugh Penney, who is i'll
of influenza. Mr.. Penney is convalescent
from the same disease.
Dec. %. B.
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Calls Big Apple "victory."

Buxton, Me.--An apple 141s inches
in circumference was raised here by
Elmer Eastman. He has called the
apple "Victory" The trees yielded
nine barrels, all the fruit being APP
proximately of this size.
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-01
MAKES "NIGHT OWLS
DIG FOR SMOKE FUND

Seattle.-A number of the reg
ular roomers in the hotel Vir-
ginia here have habit of COM
ing in after midnight. The land
lady, Mrs. Clarke, now fines each
one of her roomers who arrives
after u midnight and turns the
money into the "our boys in
France tobacco fund"
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-01
80 cts, so cts, si.2o.

home in Belfast Thursday, after spending
Christmas with her parents, l.. e. Hutch
ins and wife.
Dec. 28. q.
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-01
Anbrrfisen.snrs.
WHEN NEURALGIA
ATTACKS NERVES
SIoan's Liniment scatters
the congestion and
relieves pain

A little, applied sOithoas rubbing, win
penetrate Immediately and rest and
soothe the nerves.
Sloan's Liniment is very effective in
allaying external pains, strains, bruises
aches, stiff joints, sore muscles, lumba-
go. neuritis, sciatica, rheumatic twinges
Keep a big bottle always on hand
for family use. Druggists everywhere.
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lela Kun La isalstlon

Experimentation Kun, depOs"'i
head ~ N" Hungarian soviet g"y'4n.
ment. IL hcid IN isolation. according 10
uncOnfirin"d reports. II wns -nid mem.
beers of the soviet dircriorni" a' Budn.
pest who hnh assumed command we're
negotiating with III" allies. The three
men composing III" new. government
mr." Nnrgn. former minister of -ociml
protection Moses Alpnry and Tlbor
Szhnu"ly. Volunteers for the terror
troops" hnv" been called for by their
leader.
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aaisssllsnssvs Asassssea
RAsT4RH LlvEsToCSg.
A fsh2nnRl.

A:ssx::;:.!, :';::sM.!..:;;:
SSi.4SSsaiS: light light. si6. 6.SsS ste:
ss.s:.y!y ssskk,ins ssk,s Sow: .o snooihh. s.ah. i.RS
Hi; 70: sss.sait III. s''sa' ''''''e
Cattle Beef steers. msdiua. e44
hsavywsight: Choice and prime, 4iAlt
Ri; 8aa;' eo.sos. .:s,s" ins iGss sS :sSs
vsi6ht: 6ood oad choice. eIl.Go q iG.iS:
eommon sad nsdium. lie.le Sll.So
Butcher cattle: Hsisers. ee.1s 1880:
g.: s:: ri : s;;::;. ii:s. -! ::e
;s's::Fs ,,H;Sssi'.ss; 'sesi.r steers.
6Ssee -iAabs, q pounds Gown.
9l1f tl!.S5; euils aaA eonmon, lleo9
al36. toesiin0 Wethers, Sio.SS4il.aE.
lie; 1eSs.. ssS .s ss2'sc1 s.22'Ssc1 2'.sso'ss'
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Western Newspaper Union News Service,
Chicago, July %. Eleven We're
killed and twenty.seven injured when
gigantic dirigihle On It's test flight
caught fire and fell 800 feet, crashing
through the glass roof of the Illinois
Trust and Savings Bank. Most Of the
dead were employees of the bank,
trapped and burned TO death In IL with
ering rain of fire caused by the ex-
plOsion of the balloons gasoline tanks
as they hit the floor of the rotunta
Of the bank, where more thnn 200
bOOkkeepers and clerks, nearly all
girls. were working
The "blimp" had been flying In tho
sky above the loop for several hours
when the accident occurred
When approximately 100 feet above
the bank spurt of flame was seen
to shoot from the top of the gas bug
near the center of the aircraft. The
watch the flight saw the great ma
chine buckle and quiver as 1t started
on its fatal plunge.
Four of its five occupants jumped
asd two of these landed snfely In the
streets as the "blimp," n veritnble bali
with crash audible throughout the
loop district.
II seemed, according to the surviv-
Ors, thut the entire bank was on fire.
Breaking through the iron supports
holding the glass overhead, the fusl-
lage Of the blimp with two heavy rO-
tary engines and several gasolin.
tanks smashed to the floor.
Instantly the tanks exploded, scat
tering n wave of flaming gasoline
over the workers for IL radius of fifty
feet. A panic ensued. There were
only two exits through which they
could leave the wire cage which sur
rounded the rOtunda.
Girls on the second floor ran scream
ing to the windows nnd several jumped
to the street below.
In an instant the marble rOtundn
was cleared. except for the dead.
whose bodies were buried under the
flaMing mass licked to "a white heat
d! the gasoline blaze, and the dying
who crawled feeRly away from the
ScOrching fire, their clothes slowly
burning off.
The intense heat made rescue work
impossible until after the fire depart
ment arrived. 1t was thirty minutes
before the bodies under the crafts
fusllage could be dragged out. They
were burned beyond recognition.
Meanwhile ambulances from every
hospital and undertaking establish
ment near the loop came and the pO-
lice threw a Gordon about the place.
Dozens were found to have been more
or less seriously cut by the shower
Of glass which preceded the explosion.
The rescue work was watched by II
crowd Of 10000 on IaSalle street and
jackson boulevard. while more thou.
sands took places Of vantage on the
buildings near by.
The cause Of the fire which brought
the flaming gus bag plunging down In
not known. None Of the crew could
ascribe u definite reason. Two the
Oriex were offered. however One was
that n spark from the rotary motors,
II dangerous type to be carried under
an Inflammable gas bag. set the blimip
ufir~
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BOIL WeEyIL LOSES GROUND
osoeNd Wear In hlstssy u lnsset That
Thses Has oseN Rsdvetlsn In
onSested Territory.

tPrsparsd by the Unitsd States Depart
meat Of Asriculturs.)
Due to the hard winter Of 1o17.1R
the boil weevil lost ground In bis con.
quest Of the cotton belt last year. This
10 exceptional In the history Of the
wesvll. In that II 10 the second year
kince the establishment Of this insect
In the United States that there has
been q net reduction In territory In.
tested BY this pest.
This does not mean that the move
meat Of the boil weevil has been Per
manently stopped. In fact. the net
lo&s Of territory for the year was but
4 fraction Of the loss At the begin
ming Of 1918. Much Of the lost ter.
ritory was regainsd BY the wesvil later
In the year.
The losses In territory occurred 10
Texas, Oklahoma. Tennessee. and Ala
hama. The weevii gained territory In
Florida. south Carolina. Georgia. and
New Mexico. This 10 the irst report
II the boil weevil on cotton In New
Msxico. where II was found In the
Pecos valley.
The wssvil has reached the southern
most limits of cotton production in
FLORIDA. II II steadily gaining new ter
ritoey IN South Carolina. Almost the
entire sea.island cotton belt 10 now In
tested.
Aitogether the weevii Invaded only
iA,l0o square miles Of new territory
during 1918 Il lost $500 square
miles Of formerly infested territory.
making Q net los Of $1,000 square
miles. About 10000 square miles OF
~ottsa territory stili remain unin-
fsoeoA
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SYSTEM OF SHEEP FARMING
Farmer cannst - oveessssvi and 70.
mere Wesi and Mutton - osth
Worthy 81 Consideration.

(PrspAssd BY the Unitsd 0tatss Depart.
msnt Of ASSiculture.)
A system Of sheep farming that 70
to b. Continuously successful cannot
ignore either wool o. mutton. In many
cases the two products will b worthy
o( equal consideration. In others
either one may be emphssised accord.
Ing to the pecuIisrtties Of conditions
and marketing.
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BEEF CATTLE IMPROVEMENT
TaIss Care - osvslsp b Greatest IL.
tent 1hees Portions Frsm Which
Cuts Ar Taken.

(Prsparsd by the Unitsd states Depart.
ment Of ASr1culturs.)
In the improvement Of beet cattle
care has been taken to develop to the
greatest extent those portions Of the
body from which are secured the high
priced cuts Of beef. These points
should be kept In mind when select.
ing breeding animals.
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XIII Bond Section,

WashinxtOn.-By vote ~ ~ to ~
the House eliminated the section "f
the prohibition enforcement bin which
would have authorized III. court. nj
their discretion Ia send to Jail persons
convicted ~ violating th" law VIII"
could not furnish bond that they would
not again violate II within n yenr.
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prepared BY tie United States Depart
msnt Of Asriculturs)
Soil erosion, or the washing away
Of earth by water, costs the farmers
Of the United States $1,000, 600 every
year. Soil losses from this cause oc-
cur in every state Of the Union, and
In almost every county Of every state.
Nine years ago the National Conserva-
tiOn congress reported that 100000
acres Of farm land had been practi-
cally ruined BY soil erosion. So seri-
ous is the condition that Dr.. N. 8.
Shaler, formerly dean of the Law.
renee Scientific school, was once
moved to remark that "If mankind
cannot devise and enforce ways Of
dealing with the earth which will pre-
serve this source Of life, we must look
forward to the time-remote 1t may
be. yet clearly DISQUALIFICATION our
kind, having wasted its greatest in.
heritance, will fade from the earth
because Of the ruin 1t has accom-.
plished."
RUNE Fertile Land.
Erosion Injuries or practically ruins
fertile lands In 4 number Of ways.
The upper and most fertile parts Of
the soil are washed away until the
land becomes barren and unproduc.
tive. Deep gullies are formed which
result in an actual loss Of land for
cultivation, lowering Of the water
table and . deficient supply Of mois-
ture. Drainage bitches are often filed
up with sand, which frequently re-
suits in the flooding Of the adjoining
bottom land and the destruction Of
crops. Rich bottom lands are often
covered with deposits Of sand WASHED
from the hill lands. Hence the direct
losses Of the upland farmer are the
land occupied by sullies. smaller crop
yields each year, and q continued de.
crease in the value Of the land. Some
Of the losses Of the bottom farmer are
the land covered to q great depth With
sand. crops damaged by overflows or
deposits Of sand. q continued decrease
In the value Of the land. and the
-1ouey invested in the construction Of
drainage bitches that have been filed
or partly filed with sand. Thus It 10
apparent that both the bottom and the
upland farmer should be concerned in
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PRODUCE LARGE MILK YIELDS
Animal 10 Necessarily u 0ttseeoae
Typs fee PredvetisN ~ oess.
Bred MO4 PovN6.

(prs0asol b. ~ Uaitsd 0tAtso DspAst.
sssat q Ass!cuiturs.)
A. the type q animal necessary for
the production a large yields Of milk
10 entirely different from that Of tAs
beef animals. Il has been Impossible
TO produce q breed which would e10-
bine these functions and be of sUp6
rjoe merit for beeA pusp0aes
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,nvsss,os,e Packers. Deal.

ChIcnvo.-The. United Stnics district
attorneys office here is scru,Inizing
the transfer by Wilson 4 CO.. thIcng"
packers. of their v"gctnhl" and fish
canning business Ia Austin. Nichols h
Co.. n New York wiolesni" grocery
the transaction by Wilson n 90.
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nothing that vim supe,y this dsHcisney
EhieS !. sssspsssly. and G sola s. med
faction or money baoe. ~ feeding The
si.m:nts. bitro. pfssphats .hoSId produes
sncs; the irefSSss in weight frsQIsntly
being astonlqhing.
Increase n weight also carries with h
4 general Improvement In the health,
Nervousness. siseplessness and lack q
exesssivs thinnsss. should soon dissppssF.
dull eye. ought to brighten. and Peli
health. Miss Georgia Hamilton who vss
saps sSn .nd "e,!. ss. Ri S.s
brought about magic strAnsformAtioo
With ms: ! s.insd v pounds and ssvs'
cAuTioN'-kthou6h hitro-phossAass =
slssplessnese aNA general weakness. It
should not. ywlps to its tendency 70 Y.
DOES not desire to put on nesh.
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Ready 70 Pass IT'LL.

I'aris.-BarOn won lersner. head of
the German delegation, hns sent the
inter.aliied council u note stating that
the German government. wished to
meet Belgian representatives Ia discuss
arrangements for the transfer ~ NAL
insdy. n town Of Rhenish prussiM.
awarded to Belgium by the terms Of
the peace treaty
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cutleurs oeethss itehlns osaap
On retiring gently rub spot0 of ~
oruff and itching With Cuticura OtDt.
ment. Next morning shampoo WITH
Cuticura Soap and hot water. Nate
them your everyday toilet peeparatioas
and have . clear skin and eoet, White
hands.-Ady.
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the adoption Of effective measurss for
stopping erosion.
Methods q Preventing Ireslen.
Since erosion ID due largely to the
rapid movement Of the rain water over
the surface Of the ground. methods Of
preventing erosion must cause the va.
ter either to sink into the soil OF flow
away slowly over the surface to q
drainage channel. II the rain water
were absorbed by the soil as fast as
1t falls, there would be very little
erosion.
In order to drink up surface water
rapidly q soil must be very permeable.
which means that 1t must contain fair
ly large open spaces through which the
rain water can pass easily, or where
1t can be stored temporarily. Some
soils are naturally very permeable. A
number of ways Of increasing the
permeability Of q soil are deep plow.
ing, plowing under organic matter
such as manure, stubble, stalks and
cover crops; the practice Of tile drain
age. and, in certain soils, the use Of
explosives.
Protection Of vsestatlon.
Vegetation covering the surface Of
the ground protects the soil from the
direct action Of the rain and checks
the flow Of the water over the surface,
giving the soil a better opportunity to
absorb the water. It IL therefore i'm
portant that some kind Of cover crop.
such a. vetch, clover, oats, wheat or
rye. be grown on the land during the
winter or at any time that the land
10 not used for other crops.
Contour plowing, which eonsiSts Of
breaking the ground along level lines
across the slopes, reduces the fiow Of
water directly down the slope. Also
In planting and cultivating the crops
the same level lines are followed 20
that q shallow trough Ia made above
each row. Most Of the rain water 10
caught and held in this trough until
1t either evaporates or II absorbed By
the soil. Contour plowing should In
variably be practiced on all hill lands.
The beginning Of great many gullies
u due to the practice Of plowing and
cultivating directly up and down the
slopes.
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AnaslnA tha Yheaaa.

Precious to themselves. o Lord, u
the denth of thy saints, wblch takes
ofY the dusty cover thst hides their
brightness; which shapes ana poliahss
them to beautiful lustsr. snd ssts
them M stnrs round about thy throus.
John Austin.
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Ons Millioa Five Huadred Thsu.
sand Pounds e Posvdse f.
ehS Feet.
0oO14aA00U0l GO, 0UO1Aa0L

That is what ~. gove..meat ssat ~
year 10 make the solllsp aad ailee1 ~
somfortAble and AZ fae. ths kind oi M
SAsy fought snd hnishsd.
In Pescs and War for over - ySan
All.ns Yoot.. E.:-, ti,s Astt:sptIa. HsaiIe0
shoes and sprinkled II ths loot. hath -
been the standard ssmsdy fos aii sehiae,
swollen, hot, tired feet, blislsrs snd ~
spots and for ths instsat rslIsf oi ess1a,
6unions and rsllousss.
Thousands of people ssnt psckaess q
Aliens Foot Esss 70 their son1 bsolAssS
o. sweethrarts In the army ss< aayy b.
eas.. 'hry, kssw iron s.ps!ssees siat y
their shoes Considerable as1 wslkiss -.
Those who w. Allsa'S Poo. EAsS NJ
0ojved their foet tssubjeo.
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Eins u Win Wsnase,

God lives nbOss wv. through the starr
and the henv.ns--thc shove and tho
beyond. which We cnnp0t penetrate
nor fnlly understand. tn. mysterious
ucys Of him flls Us with wonder,
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eses sS the Mss>ss.

NE sure that whenever you make
sn unsclhsh effort 10 comfort another.
you Will get 4 glimpse u the face Of
the Muster"
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Within oed's kseDjNo.

lie that takes himself out Of Gods
hands into his own by and by will not
know what 10 do with himself. .-Bsnja.
nin WhichcOte.
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THIN PEOPLE
sA99aR, IAs,yIEEEE7E yIEE
Sothln0 Like Plain oitre-p Phosphate -
Put on Firm. Healthy Flesh and
. lnersass Strength, vlose
and Nerve Foreo.

Judgtng from the countless prspAratte1s
qnd treatments which are continually b.
thIn people flsshy. devSloplng arms, neck
and bust and replacing u9iy holloHs NH
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METAL MAASgBTS.

METAL AA1SeBTS.
Colorado ssttlsmsnt prices:
4as silver. ei.etH.
GssRsfi, ~ ~ h. nSss%
fsssssss. rs; *, ssst es.ssOio.oo.
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sng!es BY M9
Q o ft curved
lines OF health
Ass.S. Z a.: s:.ssS: ssssS:
IDENTIFY / h 0 U.
sands OF men
and " o n . q
who ks . a ! =
feel their *.
csssivs thin.
Thinnsss and
weakness Are
ofton due u
Q { Q r v . q
nerves. Our
b o a 10 . need
m o re DhoRs
phAte than 10
contained In
modern foods.
r b y 81 clans
claim there 10
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Quite NeaAx.

Teacher-Now. Willie. can you men
ton any creature that belongs. TO The
brute creatiOnf
WIllIe-Yes'm; my pa does. my ~
O0yH. y---->~
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Why the Father Boasts.
have u very sensible boy"

] HHVe VeTy beHsIUlS UOy.I
"All fathers think that"
II know. hut can prove that ny
son Is above the average In wlhdom."
"HOw sO7"
"He doesn't want to 90 to the sua-.
day school picnic" ~
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CesA 0se1o = Ch6ee0e,

s....ts..ss::s:ass, s.: Sc Ya::!i:ss s!:::s n,sp
Ssl:;1s.. e; y:;sI:;s:; y.s;::;. a,s;s:sS' ~ 90 80
Z: ::;!:ss!:'|!; )||::::;;;!!;;&!!::S|!;;''':: ;!;;&!:S h.,
ciovsr-Nominal.
toSk-NominAi.
MSs-5iS.SSess.s7.
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HL0UR AND sUoAR.
Wholesale Prices By U. q Bureau ol
Markedly

Wheat flour Tin quarters,
halves and loo-lb. sacks).
pof CWS .to.eVVo.oo
pr swi. : .:.:..........::: -: GasQ4so
Sugar. GIanulated. per cWt.. 1905
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FRECKLES
nsv h ~ H. y q ~ 4 Tlsss ~ lpsas

fAses's - loeSss ~ sligbtsst sse1 q eeeo11B
esAAos1 q ysss fvsetlss. - 0thlss-loablo
stssagtA-ts ssassatss1 70 ssosss tAsss hsoee
s0sta.
0olH ST % sseee u osee.e-e:eS
oS u olGAt ESD RoenoaG oo1 yo0 oesoh oooo -
tAat sVso ths Wssst fsesAleo Aave be0uo t. -
eDeees. whiis ths hgAtes eess have vssssese ..
t1se1. u y ssl1e0 that 0ses thAa 80 sDee
h hsedsd 10 co0plstsly elses ths SITS so1 -
. bsautifu rIeaS eo0pisHlso.
- ssFs 70 ast fes tbs Sssh1s sereaGth Ote04
- thls y sold ua1st guAfeotee 81 0sosy oeso
u fails 70 ss0svs fFse6bso.-A1V.
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rNpaeyrp um1slN mfsRNArisxAl
SUNDNYSQlO0L
LESSON
(By REV. P. B. F1TzwATER. .. D..
Teachsr Of English Bible In tAe Moody
Bible Institute OF ChicAgo.)
Copyright. 1913. Western Newspaper Unieal
LESSON FOR JULY 27
CHRISTIAN FELLoWshlP.

LESSON TExT-Phil. %;lo-so.
GOLDEN TExT-If We walk In the
light. ~ he 10 in the light. ws have fell
lowship ono with another. and the blood
Of Jesus Christ his Son olsanssth US from
all sin.-I John Ii.
ADDITIONAL MATERIAI-Psalms lSS:
IL; Nal. Sis; John 1870. 81; Cor. 12:l1:
PRIMARY ToPIC-Lovlng Jesus and
one another (Acts l2:l-l7; John 1881.
JUNIOR TOPIC-Kesping company with
Gods people (Acts. 2:7-<7).
INTERMEDIARY TOPIC-Our Chris
tian friendships John lb:l2-l6).
SENIOR AND ADULT TOPIC-Basiz
And benefits OF Christian fellowship.
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Vegetables.
MAY AND oRAlM.
(Praeee pajd farmers. {. o. b. DeAver.
= q, 4. Bureau Of Markedly

Wheat, Aar1 winter. cwt. $3.50 o 3.e3k
Oats, white Nse. No. :, cwt 3tS
Yellow corn. No. :. ewt... 9.!e
Mixed corn, No. Z. oWt.... S.S0
yeeA barley, cWt:
oepth Park hay No. :. ton.3S.oo Q $500
Alfalfa, No. !. new. tom. $500
Straw. too .............. S.VV
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LATE
MAR K E T
orArIo Ne
western Newspaper uaien News Service
DENVER MAnMHTS.

Cattle.
Eat steers, sh. 70 prime. .ele.HQl4.
0ras9 ste1rs ............. ll.60414.sQ
Fat steers, good to choice. 13.004l1.1S
Eat Qteero. fair to good. 10.6oQM.S9
loifSrs, prime ........... 9.604lo.7S
Cows. fat. good te choice. s.t04lQ.kQ
Cows. fair to GOOD ........ 1.S04 S.0
Cows. medium to fsir..... e.Q44 l.4H
Cows. Gamers ........... 4.t0Q S.04
pulls ...................s e.QV9 Ivy
Veal calves .............. l.768N.y0
Feeders, good to choics... il.00Q1l.16
Feeders. fair to good. ..... e.764l0.60
Stockers, good to choice... 9.00V10.00
StockofD, fair to Eood..... 5000 0.7b
Good hess ............... .,n.soou.W
sheep.
Lambs, fat, sprinKera. good
to choice ............. 1s.ooVAt'ss
r;sy;; r;:,';s:: e ssss =: '::::ssSi:::ss
Ewes. good to choice ,,s>ass
(ohorn) ................ tdsV wv
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A silver lining may have q copper
cloud.
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Live Poultry.

Eggs.
Eggs. strictly fresh. case
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BALLOON GOES
! THROUGH ROOF
BLAZING o.R,olsLE sMAsAEs
INTO CHICAGO BANK
MANY INJURED.
ELEVEN ARE KILLED
BALLOON IN FIRST FLIGHT
CATCHES FIRE AND FALLS
TO GROUND.

Western Newspaper Union News Service,
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FPu1t.

FRa1t.
Apples, Colo, box. ox...........$S.009 S.0v
Apricots, crate ............. l.60429
Cantaloupes, pony. crate IVY s.e0
Gooseberries, crate ......... z.eg S.yv
Strawberries. Colo. PTS. crt. b.s00s.oV
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paradoxlcal eort.

paradoxieAi Sort.
"A doctor is u queer sort Of man."
"Why s0f'
"He In most angry aud Irritable
when he finds he must have patients."
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oresa hS1ss. 1e psr ID. LEES than
0pssa SasssA nssssAsAss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-03

We have said that nothing in the his
tory Of the tire industry approaches the
intensity Of favor in which Goodyear
Tires today are everywhere held.
In support of this assertion we have
only to cite the present situation, in the
light of the enormous production our
factories are delivering.
Last week., for example, our Akron
plants alone averaged the immense fig
ure Of 1890 finished Goodyear Tires
per day, while the daily output Of our
Canadian factorywas well beyond 900.
Even this amazing total is SO plainly in
sufficient to meet all demands that we
are now at work ON a plant i'm Los
Angeles which will afford an additional
daily capacity of several thousand.
1t can scarcely be deemed peculiar, in
view Of the remarkable performance of
Goodyear Tires, that public preference
for them should be SO pronounced.
The leadership they enjoy is no more
than the logical consequence Of the fine
and faithful service Goodyear Tires
have year after year given users.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-03
The Logical Consequence
Of Satisfactory Service

Purely by virtue Of such service, and
without the aid of fictitious discounts,
delusive guarantees or like expedients
Of any sort, has the present unparalleled
demand for Goodyear Tires been
aroused.
Certainly product must embody con-
spicuous dimension Of value thus to win
the allegiance Of the largest single group
Of tire>buyers in the world.
We are constantly striving to expand
our present production, i'm an endeavor
to establish ample stocks Of Goodyear
Tires everywhere.
Until this is accomplished we suggest
that you anticipate future requirements
by placing reservation order with your
nearest GOODYEAR Service Station Dealer.
We also suggest that you let this Dealer
show you how to care properly for the
Goodyear Tires you now have, as
means of assuring you their maximum
usefulness.
Your return from such care will be not
only increased satisfaction, but very
material profit in added mileage.
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