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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-03
SALE OF STREET u6PRovEMHdT
BONDS.
Town of woodsdals. Ohio County, West

Town Of woodsdale, Ohio County, West
virginia.:
The Undersigned commissioners. ap,,
pointed for the purpose by the Council
Of the Town Of WOodsdalc. will. until
the slh day Of November. 1919. at II
o'clock, noon, receive sealed BIDS Tor
the sale Of On" Hundred Thousand Dol
lars tsluG. 0pp.00y worth of street I'M
IL Woodsdalc. with accrued interest
said bonds being numbered from to
100 inclusive. in the denomination OF
One Thousand Dollars sl.0c0.O0l each
All Of SID bonds. or any part thereon;
are redr"!rable 1T the option OF council
payablr tn;rty-Iour (3D yeurs from
date. with interest n tho rate or i've
Ier cent (5,cJ per annun. payable an
nually at the Dollar Savings Trust
Company, Wheeling. West Virginia. and
SAID bonds having been approved by
the Attorney genera! OF the State OF
West Virginia, AZ required by Chapter
81 Of the ACTS of 1917. are now binding
obligation upon the town Of WoodSdale,
West Virginia.
Each hid shah he accompanied by a
certified check equal to five $50 per
cent of the value uf the bonds bid por.
payable to the undersigned commits
SIUrerS
The sad commissioners reserve the
right to reject any and all BIDS and may
use ;hr CnrCk accompanying bids as IL
quida;"d dana S"s for failure - comply
with the bad. ii the same IS accented:
All bids shall be marked Bids for
Woodsdale bonds and mailed to +: B..
Saylor, No. 3O5 National Bank Build ng.
Wheeling, West Virginia.
GEORGE ". BARON,
OTTO SCHENk.
GEO. 4. LAEGHLIN.
OILS Commissioners.
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ASH REPRESENTATION.

NEW YORK. Soy. 2.-Thc WHOLESALE"
Coal Trade Association Of New York to-
day tclrgraph"d President Wilson ask
my representation On tn" regional COM
rnittc"s which wiz suN"rNis" dist rihuu"n
~ coal in New York and Philadelphia
during N" coal strike.
trS'rtiug II felt II its duty 70 protest
agrinlS tn" attempt hcinE made 10 run
IS important industry ny those unfa-
r.l ar with it's technique" tn" nsSn"i-
atom asked tho privilege "f suggesting
rlmrs O: co;l rr"u competent to advise
IN. committee ITO avoid errors Of JudE-
mrnt"
TIL, lnck cf expert advice" tho mos
sage added. would max" for "as cr"a' or
greater confusion thar during tn" fuel
administration regime. resulting in hnlt-
ing or industrial activity. fu'llcSS DAYS
lirh,lcss nights md general inconvcni-
rDcT"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-03
PALMER WILL
PUNISH COAL
PROF|TEERS

WASHINGTON. Ny, ..-SuEC"Sticn
from, Ihr Whnlr,:,'o coal Trad as>"rlt-
tiun Of New York THAI IN" g"Nrihm,n,
should not fix Z m"N'IAUin pre-" w '
or irtnrCcrn wit hthc normal corrS" oil
suprlv and demand during IN" N'rik'.
brought from Attorney General tHun'r
today the vigorous assertion thit ne
wruId AK" the same action against PR
sons enhancing prizes rs was take"
AKA Ut III" union officers.
'''rh,. action If tho government WAS
taken solely IN the general puhl!r 'n'"r,
st" Mr.. Palmer declared. "anh ,hnh
No., hermit II 10 be used directly ~ IN
directly for tho benefit of t"h employ
rrs s.Ie If IN" controversy.
w. 4. Marshall president Of ~" 'Ss'"-
citation. wrote Mr.. Palmer r"r"mm"niinE
that miners who want - work u" gwen
projection and that coal consumers h''
allowed 20 obtain fuel through IN" uSan
normal channels. lie asserted that WIN.
a,l"uuHt" protection enough coal wluIu
b.. produced to meet the emergency 'ha'
Giving Aluminium price would cur MI the
upc-lturS' ability - rect abnormal PRO
furti0n costs caused by IN" StrIH" ana
discourage their efforts I" c"n''nu"
work that priority lists w"u!d Over
stock certain CONSUMERS hitd allow
others 20 20 without, and thrt IN" tucI
control act could b" used To prevent at
tcInhs at profltecrInS.
II am IN receipt Of your letter and am
amazed by its contents" the attorney
"Whil". OF course proper protection
will be given to all miners who are Wilt
ing u continue at work. II must Il" per
icCtly plain 20 you that cN"n Gn!"r Su,h
conditions the supply Of coal faust II"
far from normal. Your proposition
amounts In effect. to 4 d"cl1rJ'l"u lhH,
coal dealers should be permitted t. t;tk"
adv antuge Of these abnormal c"nditlpnS
and have their prices based entirely up
"a. l.u ,P donna which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-03
OSIRIS TEMPLE BAND
Took Part In Big Celebration at Pitts
burgh Tempe On Saturday and
Sunday.

Osiris Tempt. from the local Scnttlsh
Rite Tenlrl, attended tho big c"lCbrl-
ton at Pittsburgh yesterday and also
saturday where they took AN active part
IN the big time and also enjoyed them
selves immensely.
The band Is considered one OF the pest
in The country and has been in great
demand OF late throughout the local
j. strict. The tempt" initiated a larG9
class here Friday. also aided IN the IN,
itatiun work at pittsburgh Saturday allc
also yesterday.
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man review declares hc prevented the
passage in the session Of the Bundles
rat commission on January Is, 1917. or
O. resolution approving unrestricted
submarine warfare. On February J.,
after the break in relations with the
United States. he says he addressed
communication to Chancellor Won Ecth'
mann-HrlIwrc On the subject. and the
chancellor replied:
The success Of tho C-hoat campaign
thus far exceeds expectation. My conf
dcnc" in il is Increasing. We could not
have done differently" TIL" chancellor
concluded his reply by declaring: AZ
this stage Of THINGS tho advantages Of
tho U-boat campaign are already ETea;-
er than It's Drawbacks"
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FOR SALE-Farm Lands

POE SALE-Two we'll improved farms
on improved road; located about one
mil. rur;h of I;ci hcSda. Ohio: one con-
tanning - acres .;oud land: lays well:
good water; good house and barn; this
- one Of the best farms in this commu-
ni,y The other farm contains - acres:
irys we'll: can all be cultivated except
a6nu, four acres; good buildings; on I'M
proved road: can be bought worth the
money. Also have smaller tracts in and
near Er,hrS,la, Ohio. For Information.
address H"skctt q PATTERSON. Lock Box
80 - Bethesda, Oht". n-l-J
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Declares US. Entered
War to Save England
From Defeat in War

EEPITN. Saturday. Nov. 1.-THE fear
that Great Britain wuuld lose IN" war,
whom III" unrestricted suhmarin" cam
;a!gu became rlcnaC!ng. was tho cause
If Americas entry int" IN" war. Count
Adam Tarnowski Won Tarn0w * quoted
~ having declared on his return from
HE United States in the Spring of 1917.
TIL" quotation appears in statement
made by Prince Botho Won Wcdcl. for
m"r German ambassador NJ Vienna,
who saw Coun; TarnowSki on'his return
70 Vienna after h" had been sent 10 the
United States carly in 1917 rs Austro-
Hungarian ambassador. but was not TO-
"cIvcd by tho Washington government
and was sent hnm" when relations with
Austria were broken carly in April Of
that year.
Tarnowski's Views.
Count Tarnowski t"ld m" upon his
return 10 N;.una." said Prince Won
Wcdcl IN his statement. that tho
Americans nj first were inclined to
smile 4, tn" unrestricted T-boat war
fare. They generally r.d!rulnd the
German navy which hoped to conquer
the British fleet by such methods. As
Tho number Of vessels sunk increased.
however. III" m,rEcrS grew silent and
Americans generally hccam" reckless,
"iradFaly N" CONVICTION became nrm-
or that the United States would be fore
Cd actively to enter tn" war in order 10
rescue England. 1t was not the fact
that IN" I'-hnat war was a success. hut
the fear that England would lose the
war because 0f it, that prompted the
American declaration of war"
Prime" Won WCI"l adds his opinion
that in Wow Of Count Won Tarnowski's
statements that mediation Of tho Uni
tod States for peace would most prob
ably have taken on a pro-EngliSh anti
German aspect.
U-Eoats Defended.
Baron De Wczarkcr former minister
president Of Wucrt"mhurg. in his rccnl-
lcctions which arc appearing in a Ger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-03
1 Sow and Pig-1 Sow to Pig Soon
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

All my machinery consisting Of Kinder.
Moving Machine. Hay Rake. Hay Ted
der. Manure Spr"ah-r. Lime Srrc2der'
DISC Alfalfa and other harrows. blows
It'd Gultivat"rS E"ad Wagons: Spring
Wagons. surrey ard. Bugg!rs. late in-
proved Wind Mil, Corn Shelter. Sleigh.
Work and DRIVING Harness. ono large
Tarpaulin. 0nr hundred Alfalfa Caps.
one hundred and twenty Grain Sacks.
cider Mall Washing Machine, Iron and
copper Kettles Household Furniture
and other articles too Numerous 20 Tncn-
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COAL OPERATORS
tcontinued From Page one.)
ineton. and the capitals Of coal p""duc-
CT


ing states.
No Coercion.
AT one place in IN" N'w River dis
trict," continued Mr.. Lewis. miners
have expressed Il desire t. continue AZ
work. but also stated they mad been in
formed that the men az another min"
were reported 10 10 preparing :" march
to the place whore the mcn wanted 10
keep on working.
IN order t':at the miners cannot b"
mislcd. | Immediately got in:" C''nmuni-
cation with botn places and Informed
tho manager Of Ia" mine at tn" first
place if their employees desired :" TO-
turn u work t. L.; them d"njd" the
question and ~Iit after th"y had decided
4 he could assure Them that they would
not be mulcstcd. The second place was
also communicated WIKI and L was
found that nothing was being done Il"
,rcauize for III" pu"pU%" IF marching
to anv point The Information will l."
conveyed e. tho men that = Will BE- T."
their best interests u remain at HON"
for the reason that anything don" which
might develop !Hto tr,uh!" "r lawl"%#-
ness Of any character Will not b. tolcr-
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Chalmers 5-Passenger $50 Auto

TERMS: Sums IF $1,000 and under
cash. un sums above $1,000 = credit OF
twelve months Will he given 20 pur-
chaS"r by giving ucg0tiahl" note Win
Hupruyrd security; - discount for cash
nr sums over slC.n0. no goods. TO hc
rrmovcd until terms are COMPLIED with.
4. L. iCOB,
Shcr; Creek. West Va
Auctioncrr:
col r. II. McCOLLOCH
Icy Main ST.. Wheeling, West Va
Lunch Served by the women OF the
Clinton church. n-3-5
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PERSONAL
PROSTATE disorders, bladder trou

PROSTATE disorders, bladder trouble IN
men; getting up frequently at night.
positively and rapidly overcome without
drugs privately at home; doctors, osteo-
maths. chiropractors. physical culture di
rectors use it: easily used by ANYONE
anywhere: no matter what you have
tried or how old the case. this method
will bring results quickly. Write for
free Illustrated booklet and conr!ncins
testimony EIectrothermal Co. els Hars..
snn Bldg Steubenville. Ohio. n-S-g
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$1,000 Down Will Secure

you on SEA near Nat. road. fair Bldgs
5000 z timber two horses. farm tools.
ali for $4,000. Fully described IN catu-
logue No. ). ! have over 400 other
farms fully described in FIRE" catalogue.
Write II. II. MASTERS. Agent. Cals-
bridge. ..
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~~0~~O~E
! BRAIN TESTS|
; BY SAM LLOYD. !

Hobbs ard Young SauhhS contracted N
pltnt q field of corn FOR 81. Hob" VII"
could plant 4 row Il corn in twenty
minutes, could plant two rows whiI
young StohbS covered enc: but Snohhe
could plant three rows while Hobbs COW
cred twu. The. ruZzl" - To show now
:hcv both worked eight hours and earn
ed thu. same ..Irnuunt II money.
ANSWER TO 80. @6l.
BONE minus ONE plus EAR leaves
BEAR.
Copyright, 1879. by Sam Loyd)
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Mr. Lewis then reverted /" the iSSu"
OF the strike.
Tho lssu" now is not wag"S or hours
Of labor The issue - whether or E"t /
contract made in good in!th between :hc
miners leaders, the OPERATORS leaders
and representatives Of tn" Tinted States
government raH hr abrugAtrd by the
whim Of leaders Of the United Mine
Wuri,rS of Aurrr.ca. Any int'!ilgent
p,rsun can readily understand II" out
come of such q conflict. Tn" govern
mrmt Of The tinted states N>suDrcme.
and whlc il may tax" i Inn" umc to
convince III" great mass .: miners just
AS sure, rs II g..t follows day tn" miners
yyill ~, rrnylA.rl aud thy VIII r"Si"'rt
the CONSTITUTED authorities and laws OF
uur S'uIutrT.
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REDUCED IN PRICE.

This elegant lOca,ed Nurth Front
street pr"rrrty. fronting SiNty feet on
y. Front street, and extending 70 the
river. House contains seven rooms and
bath. with running water in all bed
rooms.
Owner anxious to sell and has reduced
the price several hundred dollars,
CHAS. T. PAUL CO.
sol wheeling Bank 8 Trust Building.
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1919. the following property:
3O0-Head of Sound Sheep-30O
g. HORSES AND CoLTS-S
g. COWS AND CALVES g

: Cows, tuhcrculin tested: with Calf
at side weeks old: | coming 3 years
old Heifcr. will Re fresh this months; :
ycarlinE HcifrrS.
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FOR SALE good lots. fenced, con-
tanning 1855 fruit trees, large poultry
house. drilled water well and gas. Ais"
house and lot. house 1sS32. with cement.
ed cellar; large filtered cistern, wat"
and gas in house. Lot 75x92 with poul.
Strawberries. All situated on Stonc
church road. adjoining Elm Grove: price
So. 500. Inquire W. S. Bristor. Elm Grove.
W. Va. n-l-i
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IDEAL LOCATION

Located on paved street. car line, IoI
G0Xl5U feet. house twO story, rooms,
stone foundation. bath hot and cold
water, electric lights. cellar ccmenlcd
used as 4 Restaurant doing a good bus
mess, garage Tor / cars, nov rented Mt
S2U per nonth. I'ricc 5000. part cash,
MITCHELL q SNYDER
lS7 Jefferson ave. GsA.A&ton. Pa
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FARM FOR SALE

furnace. plenty fruit all kinds. good land
lays well on fine macadam road, one
mile from street car and railroad. ten
miles from Wheeling. Call s.. or ad-
dress,
CHARLES B. RICE.
Elm Grove. w. Va.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

wANTED-Prostate sufferers to read
our announcement under Personal. y"
drugs. The Electrotherr1al Company.
ca Harrison Bldg, Steubenville. Ohio.
n-3-S
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1lL1oHy are suffering with rhennu.
tisrn. Most important dlscovery Of thg
age. A herb that actually drives tn
most stubborn case OF rheumatism en-
tireIy out of ths system. People write
US and say they are astounded at the re-.
suits. especially on tho kidneys: Jus,
think OF the money making possibilities
Representatives wanted. S.13 pound
rheumatism Herb Co, Venice. Caller
min nY-28-ts
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WANTEO-FemAle
FOR SALE-Auromobllea.

wAHTED-woman to work for few
days, 1871 Main. second floor. o-Sl-i
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WANTED-Mals

w.NTsp-S,a,e distributor and several
raIrsmru. by an old reliable Mfg. Co.
Whose goods are we'll advertised. For
;ntrryj.w .,all II. II. Nance, Gen. Sales
Mgr. at the Windsor Hotel, Room go,
Monday. n-S-g
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THE WALTER WICKHAM
Auction EInSa

Corner T'C:I and WEST haplin" SITS.
Phunr lG"&-J. Wheeling. ". Va. All
bus mss :rluSnyLi"nn c"nf;I"nt,a!.
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sufferers to read
0ur announcement under Personal. Nc
drugs. Tn" f.!cctrothernial company,
n-3-g
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POE sALE-One Dodge truck. 1919
model. in 4 No. condition. Phone
T73 Wheeling. o-2S-m
POE SALE-l9l8 Chevrolet roadster IN
perfect condition. S good tires; I'LL
Eoff ST. or phone l140. O-2S-l
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FOR SALE.

rooms and bath. garage. cement cell
lar, laundry, corner IN. Possession
Nov. LIST
10 rooms. bath. cellar. attic with 3
rooms unfinished, cCraer lot, G5 n $3.50,
$1,000.
Frank and HarTeil Smith
Office SAX. ReSlI"nce BIN.
ELM GROVE
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wANTED-Railway mail. census. Gus
tnrns Internal revenue clerks. Thou
sands needed. $ll00-l500. Age. Is up
ward Experience unnecessary. For
free narticulars Of examinations. write
+ Leonard CORNER civil service examin-
cr) 1885 Equitable Bldg- Washington.
MIN
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WANTED-Hy younP IndH, position.
with four years office experience anu
three years as travelling salesman. A
care Inteliigenccr. o-3i-i
wANTED-E'ine blacksmith. Ohio & Pa
Coal Co.. Yorkville. Ohio. OFT!
wAHTEp-Prostate sufferers to read
our announcement under Personal. M
drugs. Tho E,lectrothermal Company.
ga Harrison Bldg. Cteubenv!lle. Ohio.
OTTO
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Baron u" W"izarkcr former minister
president Of Wucrtcmhurg. in his rcCnl
lcctions which arc appearing in a Ger
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-12
FOOLED BY FINE FEATHERS
Eastern Potentate Evidently Unaccus-
toned to Seeing Flunkys With
So Much Gold Lace.

The gorgeous uniforms of the digni-
fed English servants who always are
in Attendance at all official receptions
have been the rocks upon which the
pride of more than one foreigner has
been wrecked The initiated is never
sure as he approaches one of these
unprecedented functionaries whether
the latter is field marshal or foot
man. Witness the discontinue of his
hlghness Prince Feisal, son Of the king
of Hediaz, at the great reception In
the gnildhall to Englands returning
hero, Field Marshal Eiscount AIIenby.
The Arabian prince, clad in his Of
fetal robes of oriental design. was one
of the many famous men at the guild
hall. Always punctilious in the ex-
ueme, his highness made his way into
the ancient hall, bowling to right and
left as he met great soldiers and
statesmen of the country.
He neared one. who. wearing won.
derful raiment adorned with Yards of
heavy gold lace appeared to be great
er than them all The prince bowed
deeply-to the lord mayors Aunkv.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-12
VASSAR= GIRLS DRESS
Students at Famous collsF
Old Custom for the Bsnss|
Neighborhood chlldrst

People who have been bf'
to believe that college glFs
evltably of masculine type
interested to know that tie
at Vassar college are at presPs
midst of a doll-dressing eonla
is this contest a new event u
Every year shortly before IN
ing GOO dolls are bought BY VI
tian association and a'
among the students to De a
time for Christmas for the cha|
the surrounding neighborhoa |
appointed time the dolls aF
hled by their respective osis]
placed row on row for ID
The best-dressed doll is selaa|
her owner rewarded with . y
This custom has been OOs |.
yassar for many years. fVi !.
two years. however, it has 'a'
ted. owing to the exigeneIf' J !.
work. But now that lhos 1
are not needed the wofS +
taken up again with an a1'S
est and enthusiasm.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-12

cookies are always part of the feast.
Mjod is the Firms cider. and with
branvin. white brandy, kalja, beer like
the Russian kyas. and Finnish wines, Is
served on festal occasions. Viborg
kringla is an excellent native bread
baked tn straw.
The Finnish Santa Claus is called
"Jul-Backen," meaning yuletide goat.
His Offices are performed after the
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-12
Consolation

"I-gash, You'll have to ~
Mr.. Mulllnax - APOLOGIZE VA !. !,
closed door the Landlord 2 ~
tunia tavern 10 the Kansas ~ -
paper man who had peen a., d
his slumber by mine hosts !. :,
q plumb forgot to call you : h. !
ty. It's eight-thirty now an ~.
has been gone forty minutes !
can sleep just as long ~ Z
to. KANSAS City Star
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-12

Christmas holidays IN Finland are
celebrated after elaborate prepara-
tons. For dinner boiled or roast goose
stuffed and cooked with vegetables. a
special brand Of ham is boiled, wild
ducks. roasted, smoked reindeer
tongue is boiled, partridges are roast
ed and Swedish lutfish Is cooked.
Jams and iellies made from delicious
wild berries and native cakes and
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-12

You're bilious Your liver is slug
gishl You feel lazy, dizzy. Your head
is dull, your tongue coated, breath
bad. stomach sour and bowels consti-
pated. But don't take saliyating Cal
omel. 1t makes you sick; you may
lose a day.
Calomel is mercury which crashes
into sour bile like dynamite, breaking
if IN. That's when you feel that aw-
full nausea and cramping.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-12
ACHES AND PAINS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
You'll find Sloan's Liniment
softens the severe
rheumatic ache

Put it on freely. Don't rub it in.
just let it penetrate naturally. What
sense Of soothing relief soon follows
External aches, stiffness, soreness,
cramped muscles, strained sinews,
back "ericks those ailments can't
fight of the relieving qualities Of
Sloan's LiHiment Clean, convenient
economical So, zoe, SI40.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-12

The Firms are a hospitable and jolly
people with wel-developed com.
munitg spirit; each village has a cen
trail workshop, to which come in turn
a carpenter, blacksmith. harness max
er, machinst tailor. shoemaker ana
50 or down the list, each remaining
as long as they are needed. before
moving on to the next village. When
a farmer has more work than he can
do in limited time, he announces .
"talkoo." All his neighbors respond
and combine to give him a days lift
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-12
Nav Ierrns

The toast at Che breakfast table was
rather dry. especially the piece little
Joseph got. lie surveyed it in CON
Germ for a minute and turned to the
maid Who was fixing his oatmeal
MIX il. Mary, milk it. he com.
handed
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-12

3d. - : s. a.=se
fashion of good gift spirits in other
lands
Milk, cream. butter and eggs. game
poultry and fish are plentiful in Fin
land ana are used without stint.
Farmers, who butcher frequently.
have standing orders 10 supply city
customers with their meats; while
their wives and daughters serve the
same families with cakes. jellies,
jams. cream cheese and other dainties
weekly or oftener. if needed. The
Films live we'll and abundantly.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-12

What's become Of the oId-fashionea
keyhole that used to skid at > a. M?
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-12

10 enjoy the nicas,
and bowel cleansing ". ssa
eneed take a spoonfn g' "
Dodson's Liver Tone ,o y
druggist sells a bottla 9' !.
Liver Tone for a few ~ y
antees each spoonful :.
sluggish liver better tb - q
nasty Galomel, without
sick. Dodson's Liver ~. ,'s'
salivate. Give it to tbo .s',