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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-14
HOUSES o SALE.
Watch Grand Forks Grow
FOR SALE

=. l- -H--NNE.fI - ~ - anrH
~ FOR SALE
s. acres OF and adjoining city limits.
81 acres Of. land near Fair Grounds.
$3,500.00-10 acres with good s room
house, barn, root cellar 20xS0
on Minnesota Point,
$S,OO0.00-5 room house, all modern but
heat, SO foot lot, on NJ. Third st,
$l,S00. oO-6 room house, all modern. but
heat, hardwood floors on Fourth
avenue. !
$S,See.90-8 room house, all modern,
hard wood floors, good basement
with cement Moor on Cherry st,
$4,000. 00-7 room house., all modern, all
hardwood floors, hot water heat
on Cherry st.
$2,50o. 00-6 room house all modern" but
heat on University avenue,
SS.60o.G0-7 room house all moderA hot
water heat on University ave.
$l,6oo.oo-.5 room house on lone ave.
city water. celiar. hard wood
floors and electric lights. 4
y, 90 room all modern house on
Belmont venue
$S,5OO.O0-8 room all modern house on
Belmont avenue.
$6,000.00--S room all modern. house on
North Fifth st.
81, 606.O0-Good 6 room cottage, full
basement, concrete floor in
basement, good chicken house
and Q and ~%one-third acres Of
ground on Strong ave.
$3.50. 0O-Good S room cottage, city
water. cistern and cellar on North
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LEARN THE BARBER TRApE-BIa
demand for BARRIERS, Big wages. easy
work. few weeks completes, expert In
strpctions. Time and expense raved by
our method. We have stood the test
up to date Institution OF its kind in
the northwest. Write ut once for
Free illustrated CataloE. Moler Bar
Der College. 1o7 G.. Nicollet Ave., MIN
neapolis. Mann. Est. 1888.
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FOR RENT OR g LIGHT HOUSE,
keeping rooms, in all modern house, 4
block from car line. Address, zs9
s Herald. -
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|ettk.., tae.Nt7 g4E$. pH2[5e g&h IIi 49, EEESsIff4 q
= Osst snA 4 1alf A-Word 4, nay
= s14s Fine a,1Eonth 80
tIf no change IN adj
Minimum charge As Is cents pSr deva
= two or raoresdAysr orr s. cents for
single day.SSGet POUR moneys Mee4A
-1ss ter words or more.
These rates entitls ysn 10 p~1Siicatsoas
IN both n md evening editlons
wsas ~ 4sasphoass $40 "a ssl1:
CLOSING HoURs-Wants IA forxs,
+, Gloss every morning ut 1850 for.
the evening edition, and !. O'clock
every exening for the morning
edition except Saturday when .forms
close AIS b. n. for sunday morn.
Ing edition. S s
TELEPHONE WANT ADS-Wank
d are resolved by phone, but are
.payebIe the same day as received
and collection will be made 1T your
nome or office as soon a. Ii con-
yentents for the collector to call,
This rs accommodation service and
+ payment should be made promptly
when the bill As presented.
OUT oFsTowN ORDERS must Be
Always accomplished by the cash.
Please comply with this rule to
AVOID ineenvs0ssncs, and dssay.
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sHoE SHINING PAR1oRa

HATS CLEANED & REBLOCKED. G.F.
Tor, 10 N Sd St. Grand Forks. Tei s7ss.
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FOR RENT-TWo NICE LIGHT
housekeeping rooms. Light and water.
els Front ST., East Grand Forks, MINI.
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ROOMS o. RENT.

3 PARTLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
rent for light housekeeping, with gas,
electric light, water and sewer. Cali
at Parnese' Store, East Grand Forks,
MINI.
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10 PED1GREED DURoC BoARs AND
gifts for sale. Of the large kind. Send
N your orders. ]. ]. Heffern. Ardock.
NJ. D..
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

POSITION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or clerical with chance for promotion.
Bank preferred. Lock Box 81, Taylor.
N. d.
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Cut the picture on all four ,sldes.
Then carefully fold dotted line ! In
its entire length. Then dotted line .
and so on. Fold each section UNDER
meath accurately. When completed
turn over, and y%ou'l-find a surprising
result. savo4the. picture.
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Personal.

ANYONE WISHING CHILDREN TAX
en- care of either by day. week or
month. Call 1881 or. write 234 Herald.
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uNFuRN1sHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
Mrs;.J;F. White, 2o4 N. 9Th st Phone
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GOOD MARE FOR SALE: HARNESS.
spring wagon, with. sleigh attach
ments. Phone 23s5W. Call 71s Cotton
wood.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

THE SHOE HOSPITAL. The iarsset an&
most up-to-date shoe repairing shop rs
Grand Forks. Bestsof mpterial nnd cor
0ollAnd, 9Th 6 DsNers, Grand FORKS.
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MODERN FURNISHED SLEEPING
: rooms. Gentlemen preferred. SO SO.
4th ST.: Phone 1963W.
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POSITION WANTED AS HousEKEEp-
er on farm by woman with two bows.
4 and Is years Of age. Address 3o2
Herald. Ns
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STOCK sALEsMEN WANTHD-IFN
Of good character and ability to close.
@ Live leads furnished. Good commis-
sion. Experienced men can make
!. 500. 90 per week. Ordinary statesmen
3100.t0s per week, up. 425 N. w.9Bank
Bldg Calf SSlW. Ask for Kennedy.
STOCK sALEsMEN wANTED-oN a
legitimate first class proposition.
Ready for business. Liberal cons
missions. Farmers Creamery and
Cold storage CO. Devils Lake. ND.
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20 HoLsTE1N HIGH GRADE cows
and heifers. fresh November to Feb
ruary. Marsh Farm, Ross, MINI.
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FOR sALE-s-RooM DWELLINGS ALE
modern with hundred foot lot. RIVER
side PARK. Frank b. Feetham. Atty.
~ City.
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ORION STRAIN DuRoc BoARs FOR
sale. c. C. Hodson. Reynolds, N. d.
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SMITH SHOE SHOp-PARcEL posi-
paid ons way. Grand Forks. n. D.
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/ nAUNDRY.

HELP FOR THE HOUSEWIFE. SEND
wash Laundry ana 80 the pleasant
results no . Of coal bill; no drude-
ry-or 6eckache; no doors areund. the
3hc per pound additional. Eanitsn
Vet W4sh Laundry, 100 u Third &c
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REG1sTERED SHROPSHIRE OXFORD
p Rambouillet rams, and. a yearling
Shorthorn, bull (rean) for sale. r. &.
Strutx. Reynolds. N. d. ~.
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FOR sALE-sEvEN ROOM HOUSE.
modern. with so IT. lot, Walnvt street.
on pavepent.sfsBo IL. Grand Forks.
N. d. slA ". 80.
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AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
+, pamphlet on the inside history Of
, Iownleyism in North Dakota by I'D.
Bacon. This is the fastest seller pub;
ltshed In America. News agents ap.f
ply Tor particulars to ]. D. Bacon.
Hotel Dacotah. Grand Forks. "
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Hersld want Ads Bring Rssnlta
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FOR RENT-oNE RooMAeITCHnN.
cite apt. Steam heat. Hoy Hotel.
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GOOD HOMES Fob sALEgAND RENT.
Good title> Surnished to all Properties
sold. John c. Doe Co. Established 1905
7s6outh Fourth. st.
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20 HoLsTEIN HIGH GRADE cows
n heifers. fresh November to Feb
ruary. Third tuberculosis tested.
Marsh Farm, Ross, MINI.
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FOR SALE YEAR OLD DRIVING
horse. good rider. Address 7s8 Herald.
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FRESH COW FOR SALE. PHONE
45F12. Box 81. Grand Forks. r No. 2.
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FOR sALE-s SPRING CALVES.
Grade .Holstein; 4 heifers. 2, steers;
selling on account Of stable room. %.
q. Holmen, Route 3, Grand Forks.
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TIE FANCY TANNING coMPANY
wants to tan your hides. North Third
So: East Grand Forks. MINI. IS each.
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IMVE aTQpK

FOR .sALE-A BUNCH OF HIGH
Old. These heifsrs are selected from
my best milking Holstein cows and
are Of high Grade. ]. 7. Sullivan.
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Call 2sS. o
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SOME fDURoC CHOICE SPRING
cuts, Weighing from 800 to $50, bred
from large sows having large 2litters.
Registered. w. j. Hewitt, Minto. NJ D.
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FOR SALE OR WILL RENT FURNISH
rect from owner. Address Sci Herald
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TWO ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISH
~ ed. VI So. 4fh. , -
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w. III. KELSEY

FOR SALE OR WILL TAKE IN A
team Of horses on a deal for a -four
room cottage, water, electric lights,
{ chicken coop. and fence, SO foot lot,
= price $1300.00, 5000 cash and $50 per
month. E; A. Fladland. 662w.t IS
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THE PALACE HOTEL. ROOM s3.ee -
I, week q up. 5ih st. and DeAlerEf
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EXPERIENCED -,ADY BooKKEEPNP
wants position. Can begin at once
Will go out of town. Address 274 Her
aid. t
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Statesmen WAITED.

GOOD ROOM FOR RENT. 422 50. ,srd,
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FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT m
all modern house. $50 So. 9Th.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. 1901
~ YYntLoee{<1,< - Ef -.tf0GI
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ELECTRIC CABINET BATHS AND
Swedish massage; treatments for
rheumatism and chronic ailments.
Separate department for ladies' with
lady nurse and masseuse in attend
ance. Hotel Dacotah. Phone "a.
Ernest Carlson. Graduate Masseur and
( Mechano Therapist.r
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DR.. MARGARET PEAKE, wIDLUND
Bldg. Grand Forks. N. D.
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BUSINESS CHANCES,


WANTED-RANKER OR LAND MAN
to organize a syndicate to take over
1000 acres Of the best soil n grass
N. D. Will make best stock farm In
the state. quick action Will carr a big
cashacommission. Address. 2s8 Her
aid.
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ONE STEAM HEATED ROOM
Gentleman preferred. 100 So. Bird.
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WANTED 10 BUY.
WANTED TO RENT.

wANTED-rEAMs TO HAUL CORD
wood. Call 6SW.
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EXPERIENCED MARRIED MAN
wants position on a farm by the
month or; by year. Address 3e5,
Herald, te
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DR.. JOHN DUNCAN TAYLoR-onics
over LIST Natl. Bank Special attention
to skin and urinary diseases.
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SIX ROOM HOUSE, MODERN EXCEP1
heat. Immediate: possession-: Gal
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TEAM OF BLACK MULES FOR SALE
500 N. 9Th 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25

NrW NOrk,. Aug. 20 McTCnnUl"
p1per 81 W6h Sterling demand tsu;
cables 42i. Time loans firm 60 days.
o. days ard g months q bid.
call mono easy. high. low and
ruling rate 6: closing bid 5t offered
ate. last loan o.
Bank aCcoptaaccs q.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS


a. y. Dawson. - years old, was ar
rested az lsle;a yesterday on q charge
81 vaErancy and WIS committed TO
the county jail today pending AN In
s~estigation Of his ase
J. Wickline Miller manager Of the
T. y. puiuey store at san lsidro, ar
rived In the city saturday nlrht.
Mrs. II. 4. Ferguson. Miss Lima
Ferguson aud Francis Ferguson re-
turned last uigh. trom "A two months
stay on the Pecos
. Senior Lieutenant Jny X. Allen L.
). y. Is spending the week In Aiau-
quUrque
Mrs. W. G.. Reid returned yesterday
FROM a two weeks visit IN Iowa.
Attorney a.. H. Hanna 10 Ia Santa
Fe on bus ness today.
Miss Isabelle Gardner. formerly as-
ISOLATED with ". &. Bolts in the
League 10 Enforce Peace spent the
weekend in the ely as the guest OF
Mlas Sue NJ. Dillon. Miss Gardner IL
acting as secretary TO Captain Lamb
al Fort Wingaic.
u. H. Chapman z the forest SER
vice ~ moving with his fanaily to New
Haven. Conn, where he has been
transferred.
Jesse u. Hagy Of the Western
Mortgage company who has been
spending several weeks ut tho We'll
country camp In the fandn mountains
has returned 10 bis position. lie has
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25

Chicago. Aug. .a-turn started
uud"f ihc weight OF an accumulation
Of overnight selling orders and prices
were cnsier at the start Covering
trndcs soon nfterWard carried figures
above saturdays closing point. The
opening was = Ia 7 csnt lower with
September at St.Ts 10 si7Sia and
December at si.i0iA 10 Si.il. Senu-
mont WIS generally hcarish and the
early bulge was followed hy % reaction
% moderate selling which sent fig
uros fracuontily below the opening
prices
oats moved with corn with an cnsN
start, quickly followed boy q beige and
% later reaction which saggcd below
the opening point. The fluctuations
in narrower limits than in IN" major
grain and trading was within very
moderate lint Opening prices
wyro unchanged a. o. cent lower.
Mn september al 7ta 10 7t'5 cents.
proNisi0ns trade was dull, pticos b.
ing % 20 so cents low er. iu line with
lower live hog prices.
The corn market rallied when iocH
traders found t~hemsclVsa o,"rsolI
and faced light offerings when thcy
sought to BAY. The close was struu1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25

Fortunate Is the girl who loses hes
temper and never hnds n again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25

Nov york. Aug e5-Cotton futures
closed steady October 3iGf Dc
c"mher 30 rs; %Ianunry 2i.sG: March
3..l5: May ae.f5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25

Chicago. Aug. a5.-Hog receipts
3c.G0O;. Top f2l.G'; heavy weight
Slg.10 p 20; medium weight $685.
Mgt.G0; light weight $500 - So;
iight light &is75W2i.tb; heavy pack
ipg smooth &~lN.bOhTiH.nn;
packing soWs rough Si7 50sflS 60.
pigs S1z75n 1900.
cattle receipts "a. 1000; market
sttady TO strong. western and feeders
STEADY 10 IS cents lower Beef steors
medium and heavy weight choice az I
price $4,000 1875; medium nnd o. I'D
fl2.50M 1885: common $4,000
~ 80; light weight, good and choice
Slf.OUm 1895; medium aud common
$H.5Ofil 400: butcher cattle. hoii"ri
$3.50 11a.UU: cows $3.50 1880.
Gamers aud cutters sG.OOm 20, veal
calves $1,000 1000; feoder steers
So 2fHli 90. western range steers
50 90 H 1850, e., vs. aud hoifcra 81 20
% q. 90.
Shcop receipts 29 1900. market low
.r Lambs. 50 pounds down Sass ~
% go: cults and common $4,000
1878. Ntariing wctherr Sl0h0tf
1873 ewes. medium good and choice
S11buge5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25

completely recovered from a resent
illness.
In addition 90 the extension OF the
building at thc rear. construction was
begun this morning on new display
windows and front for klstier. >oi-
lister aud company. IN the Grant
building at gis West Central venue.
The changes viii add considerably ia
the flOur space and lighting " the
Store.
The initial work OF cutting cotton
bearing -cottonwoods. under the re-
cent order Of the city commissioners
was begun today when a number Of
large trees on West Central avenue
we're marked FOR cutting Work was
begun on trees AT Seventh and Cen
trail on the Masonic Temple prop
trty.
\ meeting OF the ptg -Four Labor
Day committee will be held In tho
office OF 4. &. culver, 5s2 West Con-
ttal avenue Tuesday evening at $
o'clock.
Mrs a. u. Simtns % tho Washing
ton apg -tments and Mrs. - NJ cuda-
bac Of North seventh street have re-
tnruod nom "a two months visit at
Long Beach. CAST.
The Womcn's Catholic order OF
Forrostcrs will hold their meeting
Tuesday evening al 8 o'clock at the
Womun's club. There IL important
business tu he brought up aud "A full
attendance II desired.
Fortunate h the girl who loses her
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25

Denver. Aug 3D. cate receipts
$500. market steady to % cents low
rr, Bcrf' steers Slt.50p 1900: GOV
and heifcrs s7.jOm1p.0Oi stockcrs
ard feeders -. @ % a. 1t.b0i calves $500
Ht2.UU
Hog receipts goo. market 90 cent,
to 90 cents higher Top s20.Sa; bulk
$50 90 ~ 90 20.
Sheep receipts % GOO: m1rkot steady
Lambs $40 2tmlG.25. ewes $500 20
@ 90. feeder lambs $500 o. li-2a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25

NHtEas rIty. Mo. Aug 2b.- Hog
receipts 5000; market higher. Heus-
los S20 90 m st.36. medium weight
$50 20 ftel.t5; lights 5000 N q 80:
Slows $500 i3tO. pigs 5000 n
eO.15.
cattle iacoipts $1,000: market
H',udy Strors S9.OOulN 80; h'ifcr-
seas mIt3as covs SG.ij 1883.
calves Si3.5Ou 1900 stockcrs $3.50 ~
~ 20.
Sheep receipts 1000; market
steady. Lambs Sll.50Wl7.0O ewes
sA.75n. 1850.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25
MARKET QUOTATIONS.

at nearly top figures for the day.
prices being Ia to "a cents net
higher. with September az fi.SOA TO
St.SoH and December at Sl.f3ia 10
Sizes
later in the secession provision prices
advanced somewhat Boz sympathy with
corn Closing prices were from z cents
ne. lower Co % cents net higher
Torn-Scp SiNOh Dee. Sit3it
ouis-Sept, a e.; Dee, ave.
Iurk-Sept, SffOo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25

New York, Aus 25.-Trading on
the stock market TODAY sisckoncd late
with moderate reactions from best
nrIoen. The closlnr wa firm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25

Sew York. Aug 25-Fiull prices
or Liberty bonds toda, 3N's. 1880.
first - $40. second SIS. 22sG;
first "a Is. ai.2e: second iit's, gg.GS:
~ 'rd an a8.sb; fourth fA'a. fGlt;
Victory ga r. 1886; Victory AZ q
1854.
Milford chronicle., 1919-05-30

PRACTICAL POLITICS ALWAYS DIRECTS the Levy
Court Of Kent County and little chance to camoufage
the public overlooked by body directed by its very
capable advisors among whom the Comptroller is prob
ably the efficient In face of the fact that Kent
County has failed to provide for any Of roadwork
Of permanent nature and also has failed to even keep
the public highways in comfortable condition for travel
the Levy Court OF Kent County for political purposes has
deliberately fixed the that it will be i'm
possible for the county to its operating expenses
during the ensuing year The were robbed of the
money with which build County Court House which
is credit to the people, but which should have been pro-
vded for by the people rather stealing the money
from road work and entang discomfort and actual loss
to the farmers, well the travelling public in trans
acting business in Kent County thru the the public
highways
To enable Levy Court to get by with their attempt
to gain credit for low tax rate which ranges from fifty
cents to ffynne districts on each hun
dred dollars of assessment the majority the Levy Court
authorized the borrowing of forty thousand dollars for the
purpose OF road building. God the statemenRoad
building" What and where will the road building with
that forty thousand dollars done? What kind of road
building will be? How many feet of will be built
with the forty thousand dollars? is well known to
those who give the subject county government any
thought that Kent County is far practical business
management is to be considered laughing to
business and practical government is a shame that
Kent County left the exploiting of few politicians
by reason of the failure laws at the last
session Of the legislature The three commissioner bill
fair and just and would brought about business
methods we'll inducted into county government men
with larger and capacity practical results and
benefit for the people from the money expended.
that the school code is to be largely worked thru
the county especially the financial end is necessary
that better methods, free from petty political schemes of
the present system shall be Kent County Levy
Court business methods The present low tax rate in
Kent County is no credit to the Democratic Party
Milford chronicle., 1919-05-30

THE TWO MEN WHO attempted to fly in sngle-engined
arplane the Atlantic Ocean two weeks ago. and
given lost at have been heard from Their
plane descended the about half of the dis
ance had been covered because of pipe supplying
fuel to the engine becoming clogged and they could
get it working. Fortunately they within few miles
of a small steamer which had a wireless system,
which picked them up then proceeded to the coast
England, where the ashore that the brave
Hawker and Commander Grieve his navigator were
saved They were joyfully welcomed by the people of
England, where Hawker has his home It is especially
gratifying that these brave hearts of oak are
recovered from the dead that they may again try
for the greatest in aerial travel They will be
able to apply their experience of the first attempt fly
the Atlantic Ocean plane to any future
flights They Travelled halfway the Atlantic Ocean
at the rate of one hundred and thirty miles per hour,
which would have taken over had not the trouble
experienced which caused them to fall twenty
hours. Such Hawker and Commander Grieves are
valuable assets in the affairs of this world
feel glad that their safety is assured.
Milford chronicle., 1919-05-30
THE sNEAR REERr ISSuE

Prohibition is triumphant The time for its going
into full effect is still matter of legislation
prohibonsts have lost their their chief con-
Germ now is: What they save from the wreck?
Ordinary beer has down with all the potent
drinks but beer claimed Notwithstanding still
floats the surface and present possibility salvage
The great objective point against which the prohibition
war has been waged is drunkenness It is intoxicating
liquors that placed under ban If liquor is not nox
cating its manufacture and sale prohibited This
sounds plain enough, but It IS not There Is twilight
At just what point of inhibition man becomes in
oxcated not yet authoratvey settled There is some
alcohol latent active in most of what consume Just
degree of alcohol strength makes liquid ntoxi
eating is before the courts.-Philadelpha Press
Milford chronicle., 1919-05-30

THE TOWNS WHICH ARE IN in the Special District
class are gradually adopting the New School Code laws
and preparing to enter into the improved ways public
education Milford Laurel recently adopted the laws
and certified the the State Board Education
and the schools close for the year
than probable that all the schools which fall within
the Special School district lists will adopt the
come under the school regulations. 1t requires
great amount of work the working prop
ery, and those who aid will first receive the benefits
the school system being reorganized There an
opposition these laws there was to the old laws
which they succeed when they first enacted, but
when the law is generally understood there will
complaint than it might be supposed would radical
changes in law which affects every person Delaware