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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-06
c. 0. P. PLAYING
Politics, VIEW
BRITAIN HOLDS
Senate VIII Act on People S
Demands, Belief

LONDON. March 6--Ptesident
Wilson'S speech at New York oecu,
pies a prominent place in the news and
editorial columns Of the papers here
Some editors see in American dome''
tie polite, the key 20 the senate cpl
,ode Tie Telegraph says
"Mr Wilson's opponents m We
senate have not. A. o matter OF TACT
bound themselves 10 any course oi &C.
lion too firmly TO adopt another u
the president should make good w''ll
American public opinion IN the cnd
An depends upon the sense IN when
that opinion may make l'eli mani'
fest when the treaty Of peace and the
league Of nations have been given
final form Therefore for the present,
wc must leave this strange and uneef-
tam ,ilultion'
Anxious Moments
'Fur.ncar dcworr1r.cS are Wa',l-
inc ~ zee whether the impulse when
brought America 10 their iIr for ihr
pnroo ui ending the war, VIII keeN
ber al, ,ha,r side for ihc purpose oi
rearing trr uhu. 0i war.'rcr
yarld" a,, Che Chronicle "lh"
are no, watching without anxiety iu'
thcy know that American cooperation
is indispensable II the fabric IS to
stand
The News says
"Mr Wilson's appeal for America S
co.opera,ion IN the salvation oi inc
world i, as irresistible as his indi,'.
nent OF the selfish par,lcularism OF
The oppontntS Of the league i' unln
,werablc ''' C.nstitu'ionaly. the
onoosi,ion OF this solid block OF re-
publican, in the senate looks iornil.
able Actually %, President Wilson
confidently expresses u. the issue viii
the people is that nN senate could fe.
fuse TO ratiiy trcl''c, establishing "
league oi nation, that commanded IN,
manifest and expressed approval OF
the people OF America"
League Vague, Says Post.
"Whlt the senate seems tn want
must appear 90 practical men the
natural order OF procedure" SAYS the
Post "Thc peace i' an urgent ana
immediate question Iu league J., d
vague and still doubtful system The
world wants time o. think out the
thing, and doe, not like being ra,hcd
into the plan by the enthusiasm OF 'i'
ideah,,,"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-06
CHAMBER IS ASKING
REGISTRATION SPEED

The Chamber oi Commerce yeS,cr-
day made a canvass by telephone OF n
number OF organizations in the city
WHICH employ female help, urging
them TO encourage their employees to
register. The following organizations
have taken the matter into considera-
ton; Scot-Haliburton, Rorabaugh-
Broyn, Peytons ready-to.wear, Katr'
ready-to-wear, Hills Business col
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-06
CATTLE SALES
TO 100000


Three sale, OF registered ca'ile
and hogs at the Southwest american
Livestock show have already to,alcl
more than SlO000O. according TO the
management Of the show this morn
ing. Fii,y-eigh, head OF Shorlhorn
cattle sold yesterday az an average
price Of 500 each. thir,y-onc COW, and
heiicrs averaging $l70, and twenty
seven head Of bulls averaging SSls
Despite the feed scarcity and the
lack OF numerous Fat show cattle
prices arc being paid we'll up To the
standard ior former sales The sales
have been successful in every way
Hundreds OF sockmcn and visitors
interested in the show and sale crowd
ed into the sale pavilion this morn
ing to attend the sale OF llcreiardS,
and indications were that some new
high prices ior state winner, would
he pail
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-06
Thin PEOPLE
NEED BITR0-
PHOSPHATE
How IT Increases Weight. Strength
and Nerve Force in Two Weeks
Time in Many Instances.

Take plain hltro- phosphate is the
advice Of physicians tu thin. delicate
nervous people who lack vim. energy
md nerve force. and there seems 10 be-
ample proof OF the efficacy ~ this
preparation 10 warrant tho rccOnmen-
dution Motoot oI. n we Judge from
the countless preparations and trent
ments which arc continually being ad-
Ncrtisod for the purpose ot making thin
people flyshy. developing arms, neck
and hust. aui replacing ugly holows
and nnglos los the soft curved lines Of
Nyr'th and beauty. there are evidently
thousands uf men nud women who
.,,Hl. ioul their excessive thinncss
Thuu,s. and weakness ARE usually
L---- L. -L-L.l-I MnrAIa MuI L.IL.A MnnI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-06
For Itching Torture

There Is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft. clear and healthy.
Any druggist Can supply you with
Zemo, which generally overcomes all
skin diseases. Eczema, itch, pimples,
rashes, blackheads In most cases give
way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blem.
ishes disappear over night. Itching Us.
ually stops instantly. Zemo Is safe,
antiseptic liquid clean. easy TO use and
dependable. II costs only 35c; an ex.
ira large bottle. 500 II will not stain,
is not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender. sensitive skins.
The y. ". Rose Co.. Cleveland, o.
kAAyeytissmsntA
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commission which are about 10 be
formed
The minor powers especially those
rom South America followed Braill
N demanding earlier IN the week that
they have the same number Of mem
Der, on the commissions as the great
powers.
The supreme council asked the
minor powers TO name their five rep
reScntatiycS on the commissions to-
day The great powers will have ten
representatives
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-06
MINOR POWERS
TURNED DOWN
Increased Representation Re-
quest Denied,

PARIS, March o (EIayas'-The
supreme council after hearing a state
mcnt by Jules Cambon decided unani-
mou,ly yesterday TO reject the de-
mandS OF the minor powers with Inn
tied interests Tor greater tcprcsenta-
ton on the financial and cconpml,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-06
Will Honor Herbert.

WASulNGTON, March u- Sccrc-
ta,y Daniels announced today that
one OF the newest and finest destroy
ers would be named the Herbert in
recognition oi the services rendered
the navy by Former Secretary Hilary
A. Herbert who died today at Tampa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-06
Your Income Tax Total
As Officially Charted

The following table shows how the normal and sutaNc' operate on
various incomes showing the highest percentage rate of normal tax
and total income net incomes OF 5000 to SOOp
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PUBLIC SALE !!


The undersigned will ofTer At pub
lie sale On the Howard Barnes farm
near Winfield, Carroll county. Mary
land. On
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY .. 1913.
at one o'clock D. m, the following
personal property to wit: BRINDLE
CON, fresh by the last of May: coal
stove. extension table, kitchen cup
board. one bedstead, bureau, sausage
grinder. churn, half bushel measure,
wheelbarrow, hay by the ton. corn
BY the barrel, fodder by the bundle.
OVERLAND AUTOMOBILE. seoop.
forks. rakes, hoes, etc.
Terms 4 credit OF six months
will be given on all sums Of 800. Or
above. 40 property to be remoY d
until terms Oh the sale are complied
with.
MINNIE b. BARNES.
+ A. Crawford. auct
L. A. Konntz. clerk.
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Saturday, february 18Th, 1919

# | o'clock p N. 81 Ihal home farm
81 which Ellsworth / Lowell died
seized and possessed containing
70 - ArnEs,
more or Tess. md nov occupied by
Earl s. Lowell. IN land Is improy-
ed with good DWELLING HOUSE.
BARN AND OTHER BUILDINGS and
adloins the landz d Clyde c. Lowell.
William Eekard md John II. Brown.
his Is one Of he bel producing
farms In Carroll county Possession
of The buildings and land not under
cultivation vii b given April /.
i9l9. A survey d he land was re-
Gently made and nIat will be shown
on day OF sale.
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The undersigned III ell # public sale
on bic premises. 81 uHuIhar. adjoining ~
Poole and usaHEs aanaeh. on State
Road. on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY =. IsIs. 81 10 q. N.
The following properly - IIorse, rat.
Ieaaef; daFk nar HnHz. Daek leader.
serh anywhere hilEh.I. EsiI. Harry. two
Iears old one Hals. 80 leaaet: Fresh
Gaa, calf b. eide ] IzHITsFz ill b. frrah
- MARIA: 1anzeY Islfsfs. nith ralf;
IlFEsod H0N Wlia HIEz. - Hhanin. isi
Laying Chickens. ducts md Turkeys.
1effing blndsE rod = nv foot cut
superior grain anIll. HaTze rake. t.borss
HIuaebaknr wagon. ; IzHza HaKon beds
tTuek wagon. faiieHz EnFn hIHnfaf, nov,
srs. tI.toota haTHaHz. HHY carriage II
Isoi snikg plaH. nIlzHf chilled plsH.
Iahbcr tire baKEY zIIaa afa9. : sets 81
hFHaehbands. god ~. Hsla 81 lead
hafnssA. good aH - - 81 framing ana
HssiheT boarding. -. aaFH - the bar.
seilaTs' del n ! lee ss iess S'f rsla.
wagon saddle - HHIH IaE ehAin q les
pIoH. aflsu nleNz ; HHaFsI plowH large
H.zs sire siFsishsE. - IaHE ard 100 fee1
81 rope aiHgie. double ID triple irces. :
FoN chains. : halIe.z HHfsadaF, bHRgy
lsnle, wagon paIe. TIHInk HzddIe aud birdie.
alaher he'll z alzHIHz - =snop shovel.
zhntnis FORKS. sa1IInH heH. hrambie
Hsytis. boEshsad : mzIIazEz. pics ham
Iaars. , rels init IHaH=z. $50 palleF. corn
HHHtieFt NseEE fHEHH= q I'D - nfwl :
strings sleigh asIIH : - IuzhsI msa aufea
nest measure. had -. efass cit sas.
bnns saW sad haHz= ; HHIehHts hunhel
basket. barrels I.#ZHz zIIHzz aarka etc
uausshatd HaaaH=Zzzz - HaaHa huit led
ztaHd. glass cupboard - extension tabs.
afEan, .cafi-ei. : - zF#IHEz. foaud table
ataHda. raHsh u 81 HHaIEa- hIHk aafs
IsHTlpf suit. nIHzHz - buffet marble
Ipn wash stand. : H@HZZHH chairs I dtnine
chairs tot mating. inIIaI 80 iut Windo y
#AaarN. paig FiaIHa IHzEIHa stair CARPET
} sud 10 Eall0H ~ III HeEa rhande.
Ter. , lamps. OF aHzH= - Christmas balls.
zausaFr atuisH : zzHzzKa grinders Iron
HHitias 10 HaIIaH H#HHHs. Hsueh. dishes
nHnas wash hnIlHH - ne hHes, faFka
md uuniHoumH aIHHH HHIz#IHz
1sfms - sale II - q = Hpd GU
De- cash an - - 80 = credit 81
I months HIii b. go - note aith ana
HTafed srraTiiHz szaHIHz Interest from daY
- sale
Inmk > BENSON.
! 1 rraufafd ~ AZ
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Ladies' Aid vii meet 1t Mrs Elias
Fowble's on March til 10 make final
arrangements for the c. supper
The Sunday school vii hold an
Easter entertainment Sunday, April
20 All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Caplias and
baby, of Westminster spent the
weeks end with her brother, Mr..
Elijah Blizzard and family.
Misses Mary and Anna Gill, of Bal
timore spent the weeks end with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Haden
Gill.
Miss. Elizabeth Harris is able to
be out again.
Mrs. Jacob uppereo and daughter,
Mary, spent Sunday with the for
mer's daughter. mrs. Ralph Rayer
and family
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PUBLIC SALE!

The undersigned vii offer at pub
lie sale on the premises situated near
Spring Milla. On he road leading
from Westminster 10 Warheldsburg
on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1918
at 10 q. m. rain Or zhinei the fol
lowing personal property. 400 bush
els fresh burned linn. gray horse,
good worker. thoroughbred o. /.
c. Chester boar hog. ] i years old
graded Chester SOW. , months old
and will farrow ApfIl : good two
horse wagon, one=horBa wagon. :
good duntp carts and harness, lg
tooth lever harrow. No. 20 Oliver
Chilled pillow. corn drag. set OF single
buggy harness. Hets lead harness.
} work brides. riding bride. set Of
check lines, LEAD line. halters.
single and double trees. Jockey
sticks. barrels of corn. 30 foot, I
inch Gander belt. stone bin, sledge
hammers, mapping hammers. /
orowbars, sand HheYela. . lime
shovels. 6 picks. apall forks. lot Of
scrap wood. and many Other articles
too numerous 70 mention.
TERMS OF sELE.-Aii sums Of
g. or under. cash. On al sums above
credit of SIX months On approved
notes. No goods 10 b removed until
settled for.
J. 4. HYDE
M D. Smith. Auetioneer.
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Also 1T the same time and place
VII b sold the Household ann
Kitchen Furniture OF said deceased.
oonslaIIng Of Bedsteads and Bedding.
Bed Clothing. Walnut Bedstsad. Nat
tresEes. springs. feather tick. nII=
lows. holsters, lace and other cur
tains. portieros, pictures. hall rack.
walnut table. lounge, bureau. chest.
stands. tables. rocking and other
chairs. corner cupboard. mInror.
stands. ! PARLoR ORGAN. clock.
lamps. carpet and mating. err stove.
ifreplaee stove. RED CROSS COOK
STOVE. Eood as new; dishes . al
kinds. glassware, washing machine.
go=eart. tubs, hams, shoulders aHd
lard. Jared fruits of all kinds. md
. great many other articles not
named.
TERMS or sALE:--All sums nj
5000 and under, cash, on al sums
above 5000 credit OF IL months On
notes With approved security. boar
Ing interest. No prdperty 70 be re-
moved until terms are complied With.
CLARENCE :. SMITH.
Administrator.
Il 4. Crawford, Auctioneer.
Jus. !. stoner and Jas. Z. Smith, II.
Clerks.
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by virtue Of decree d The Circuit
Court for Carroll County passed In
cause No, Gil Equity. Hhessln John
Il. Lowell Il nialnIifT nd William A.
Lowell et nj. are defendants. the un-
dersigned trustees - offer at pub
lie sale on the premises where Ellis
worth y. Lowell dIeI Inleatate, about
? miles west Of WHrIIzIIHIure On
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Coffee Pots Csc.

Scratch feed s4.3b.
Cream Of Wheat 25c.
5ox3 Pullman auto tires tl6.se.
alki Pullman auto tires $3.50.
aoS3 Goodrich auto tires $3.50.
30ksA Goodrich auto tires zIs.s
dlx4 Goodrich auto tires SIS. %.
BOYS hoe Pc pair.
Mems felt boots s2.9S pair.
Cong0ieum 50e yard.
HuekHhaat meal 70 10.
10 ID. pal salted fish s1.2o.
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Sale Of Houses and Lots
II Westminster, Carroll Count, nlGIaaa.

u virtue Of the power Of ale eon-
tanned = tha last will and testament
Of nsbssHa + Thomas. lala q Car
roll county. IN the State Of Maryland.
deceased. and pursuant to IN order
q ne Orphans Court Of Carroll
County. ne undersigned. Acting =
eouiof o nsbeeca r. Thomas. deeeaa.
Cd. III zail At public sale N he
premises on
SATURDAY, MARCH Isl. I9Ia.
1t o'clock. 7. NJ, all the following
lot n parcels Of land.
/ II that lot or parcel n Iand.
known n Lot No. So on aFrIzzaII.a
Addition n Westminster conveyed
b William i. Thomas. Executor n
Rachel Tankard. 10 neH.sez =
Thomas. containing s,6s5 SQUARE
TIEI u LAND, more OF les. and
HlInzIsd i he intersection Of Charles
Street md AdelsbeTger's AIlaf. ThIa
10 b : frontage Of about % TeaI On
Charles Street with a uniform depth
u - FEET. and IL improved , :
u STORY DWELLING HOUSE of
IHiHhI rooms and cellar. There i vat
Ct IN lie house. and there i me
garden nd some fruit trees en The
property.
/ :. II that LOT df land. know n
Iot 10. % on .Frizzell'a Addition 10
NeaImInHIeT.' situated on the eazI
side oI Charles Street. adjoining The
lands d Luther Gibson and Mr.. Ior-
rayna :. HoK. This prdparly fronts
about . feel on Charles Street and
In depth Of 100 feet, and i IN
proved by a two-story FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE with attie.
and ! covered by metal roof. There
i water N the house. which i nov
occupied b Dorsey Brown.
J. a that lot OF land. known n
Lot 10. 3. on "Frizzell'a Addition
10 Westminster" situated on the .esI
side d Charles Street, with Irozlz
age d about so feet on Charles
Street md depth of about I72n
feet. This lot Is improved b. : two
story HOUSE with six rooms ana At
Tic. There i water In the house.
which ! now occupied by Singleton
Brown.
Terms d sale:-One- third eazh On
the daY d sale or ON the ratification
thaTe0l D he Court, and the residue
In IHo equal payments Of 81 md
twelve months. or all cash At h o.
tion o the purchaser. TIE credit
payments 70 bear interest from he
day d ale and to be secured - Ihe
bonds nd single bills Of the mr.
chaser. With approved security.
". FRANK THOMAS.
Acting Executor OF Rebeeea :.
Thomas. deceased.
On The same day there VIII b offer-
ed and sold Tor the benefit Of the own
eTs II IHaI lot Of land, known = LoI
No. e. On "Frizzells Addition II
Westminster containing 5000 %.
FEET 0F LAND. more Or les. md
fronts about 80 feet On Charles
Street. and has a depth Of go feet.
This IoI vas at one time owned h.
hllen :. Hopes. The PROPERTY i I'M
proved y D0UBLH HOUSE Of two
stories With eight rooms, attic and
collar.
= FRANK THOMAS. AGENT.
Bond : Parke. Solicitors.
HIIaz = UaYIs. Aucflouaar =a.z -
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Store Closes at
7 o'clock

Best table syrup 55c gallon.
currants 20c box.
Nomen.s rubbers sec pair.
Oyster shells soc bag.
Spraying sulphur s29s per 100 n.
His muslin 25c yard.
Frozen fIsh sc 10.
Women's buckle arctics csc pair.
Buggy whips 10e.
ID. Iar Of Prince Albert tobacco
S1.11.
20 ID. boxes Dynamite t5.75.
30 II. boxes Dynamite ali Ea
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on the Bennett Road. leading from
townsville to Oakland Mills, one
mile East of Elderaburg. on
THURSDAY. FED. =, 1919, IL NJ,
the following personal property.
black horse. 0 years old: bay horse,
II years old; dark bay Horse, years
old; gray Mare. 3 years old; dark
bay Horse, years old: sorrel Mare,
; years old: Mich Cows, Spring
ers): Heifer, viii Be fresh soon; five
Steers; Bull. Farming Machinery, 2
4-horse wagons. 2=horse Low-down
wagon, 2-horse sleigh and bells,
Glover Leaf manure 5preader, L.
disc grain drill. hay tedder. lime
spreader, 3=horae hafrows. Oliver
chilled sulky nlow. horse rake, Sim
pick corn planter. Deerlng mower,
Deering binder. hay carriages,
wagon bed, sulzY plnW. fan. Ross feed
cutter, 4-horsepoHer gasoline engine
and belt, hay fork and rope, 2-horse
surrey and pole. % barrels Of corn.
100 bushels Mccormick potatoes. lot
Of fodder. set double buggy harness.
sets breeehbandH. NO sets lead harm
esq, collars, BRIDES and lead lines,
log chain. nth chain. Bpreaders,
single and double trees, shovels.
forks, picks and things usually need
cd ON iirat-elaas farm.
Terms Of sale.=-Ail sums OF $40
and under cash. over that amount a
credit OF nix months I'll be given on
Notes of approved security. bearing
interest from day Of ale and payable
1T the sykesYille National Bank. No
goods 10 be removed until settled for
WILLIAM WILSON. owner.
4. NJ Musgrove, CLERK.
Ray Warner AneIIonezT
Enb z 2t
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! ID. Jar Prince
Albert tobacco
$1.19

6 foot step ladders csc.
Mems raIn coats s2.gs.
Champion spark plugs soc.
Mouse traps Ie.
Leather touches t25.gs
azPly Pioneer roofing $3.50
Night lamps 2ae.
Self aeIIInE rat traps 3ac
Nomen.z union suits $3.50.
Men : 1eEaey gloves I5c pair.
Beef scrap 1918,
RHZnF IIaHaa DEa No.
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WOOD.

-. George Beard has been n0nor-
abIy discharged from the Army and
s nov home again.
IT. YIN. Logue is now home witb
his father. Mr.. Howard Logue. after
m absence Of two or three months.
There Is a great deal of sickness
n the nieghborhood. Among those
VINO are sick are VIM. Riddle. Walter
Hltzel. Evelyn Little, Eva Logue. Rev.
l. Dobson and Mrs. Joseph Miner.
On Monday afternoon, February
Ord at the beautiful home Of Mr.. VIM.
zeIlers. the mayor, an oyster roast
mas neld. The invited guests arrived
from Il TO q When all were present
oysters we're served in all styles and
IN the most delicate dishes BY the host.
The evening was spent in social
games, music, both vocal and IN
sIrumenIaI. Mr.. Charles Wagner,
John Woolery and VIM. zellers gave
instrumental solos. Mr.. Bradley
Blizzard and Mr.. Frank Arnold en-
kertained the guests with vocal solos.
then Vim. Zellers and Frank Arnold
lad a gig to see who was the
champion and William Zellers came
on with flying celOrs. Those present
we're MeBsrs. VIM. Zellers. Frank
Arnold, John Woolery, Henry Bit
eel. Winfield Bitzel, Marion BItzel
Clarence Bitzei, Ray Bitzel, William
Miner. Bradley Blizzard Betrom
Blizzard. Charles Wagner. Richard
Baker, Walter Wagner Frank sny-
der and Howard Logue.
Mr.. Charles Wagner has decided TO
plant an early crop of potatoes after
being advised by the local weather
prophets. Frank Arnold and John
Woolery. They predicted a mild
winter and early spring Mr.. Arnold
Is a predIGior Of the old school and
Hr. Woolery has just recently taken
= course. Mr. VIM. Zellers has been
awarded another term of Office Of
rnayorship ON account Of his eff
cheney. L was also spoken Of At the
meeting and thought II advisable to
have an officer. Mr. Howard Jogue
was chosen. We wish them success
and a quiet peaceable term.
Last Saturday might Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Baker entertained number
Of their friends A very soelable
evening Wa apent. Refreshments
we're served Those who pertook Of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bakers hos
pitallty we're Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
owings. Clarence Bitzel, E. L SKIM
OF, Mesdames Susie Williams. Fannie
Buckingham. Sarah Davis. Laura
Wagner. Sitterding. Misses Lille
Lambden. Ruth 0wings, Louise Ow-
ings. Elizabeth Williams, Amanda
Williams. Prudie Iogue, Elsie vii
liama Louise Williams. Massfis.
Henry DitzeL Marion Bitzel. Bradley
Blizzard. Howard LOgue. VIM. Iellers.
Charles Owings. Raymond and Car
roll 0UIngas Jr.
There will be catehetical class at
the Trinity Lutheran church b. Rev.
HetrIek On Sunday afternoon. Febru-
airy . and every other Sunday after
noon thereafter until further notice.
There will also be service If The
Trinity Lutheran church on the same
afternoon.
There will be Sunday school At
Deer Park on Sunday morning and
Christian BadeayOr at night.
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or CATTLE.

= uEAp or PINE noas.
consisting Of / brood nows. : ~ IzHEas
Anfll !: ! White Chester ? are .. !. !.
entiiIsd . b. Registered. aud i ueFE
..hiIs. . Ind Of .shoais. ranging IHaIa
70 10 - pounds Acme farm wagon
? TN. = fos1 shape nc~ Ideal 1zaafs
KHHHHsHz Ia bushels rapaeIlE II 600
order. Osborne binder d fsaI NJ n
running .Edsf. MilwAute mesef ! i.
fool ut. n anDd order: low dnun I'm.
zxlsHH.H zHHIh drill ! horse 10 -
sida. Z Haal order. sYrafaHa lHzsH ~
~ ~ 80 ~ ioi Rsfa us ssf .szea ~
1ssfe slIzzk ms rern planter II God
order HzIEiHg corn plaRH. ] : UHz.H.
n kaaad ardsx ! Oliver ehlIlsd. nIosz =
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Alaike clover seed 34c 10.
Alfalfa clover seed 2le 10.
Timothy seed $3.50 per bushel.
bars Rabbits soap for 26c.
; ID. cans Hygela coffee sf.65.
J bottles of Vanilla for 25c.
Red seal batteries 35s.
Peas lie can.
Corn lie can.
Tomatoes 1bc can.
fngeraolI night watches s2.2h.
Mems I'm boots $3.4S.
Boys 0.ershoea csc pair.
Boyai I'm boots $2.9s pair.
shIppeHHnnTg cord pants $50.
GFannIaIG1 sugar &c 10.
Crepe PAPER Sc roll.
Tomatoes &c can.
Check lines s4as.
Wash boilers y1.4s.
Frozen Ilsh 30 b.
Garden hoes 29c.
buggy whips 10c.
BueEHhaaI meal 10 10.
Mating z6e yard.
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"a huehel fine salt 500.
Women.z underwear (winter1 Sc.
Dried peaches Tic n.
EPSON salts 10c 10.
3 bottles Of Vanilla for 26e.