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The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29
Oil Development

f. B.Misner, of Mills, return
/ ed ast,week from a trip to New
York where he visited a number
of capitalist of personal acquaint
ance with the reports of some
y geological experts and a sheof Of
oil leases, as big as a barrel. He
interested them to the extent
that they sent out one Of their
best oil experts with him and
they are going backsthis week to
make a report. with ample assur
ance that they are eager to got
in on the developement Of N. M.
Oil Fields.
Mr.. Misner bas been connected
with mining companies for "a
long time and he is travelling a
lot of late and learning about oil
where it is developed. He is not
Of the promoter class but a
shrewd business man who sees
great opportunities iust ahead
We believe he is leading the
right kind Of men to investigate
this field and shall watAh its de-
+. velopenaent with interest.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

B, F. Emerson came down
from the Moreno Valley last
week to get away from the snow
He landed here in more than a
fOOt of it and went home discour
aged Monday. He tells us bis wa
gon which stands between his
house and barn was showed un-
der last November and he hasn't
seen it since but he feeds the
cows over where it stands.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29
Russell Promoted

Prof. J. E. Russell writes us
from bis home at Clarendon Tex.
where he is visiting before going
to his new and biggest job since
he entered "Y" work---Educat-
ional Directrr at Ft. Sill. He has
been Educational Secretary at
Camp Cody. He is interested in
the case of young Peterson, the
deserter caught here and thinks
he knows,him. Prof. Russell has
been very successful in educat-
ional work at the camps and TT.
Sill expresses satisfaction at
having secured him.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29
Tax Increase

According to estimates made
by the Taxpayers Association of
New Mexico the state tax rate
that will be necessary for the
next year, that is 1919, will
not exceed the levy for
state purposes of the present tax
year, 1918. The maximum can
not exceed three mills on the dol
lar,
The increases in the tax rate
will, therefore, come from high
Ievies in counties, municipalities
and school districts, because of
measures passed by the Fourth
State Legislature. These increas
es will be due to the demands for
roads and schools and for general
city purposes. 1t is estimated
that cities will levy two mills
more than 1918, that the road
levies will average two mills
higher and that school levies
will be increased be
an average Of at least one mill.
If these estimates prove to be
sound the tax rate in each coun-
ty will be increased by from tif-
teen to thirty per cent. This
means that in most Of the coun-
ties of the state the total tax
rate for state, county, municipal
and school district purposes will
be approximately three per cent
and thatin certain municipalities
the total tax rate will approach
and even exceed the four per
cent. The conclusion to be drawn
from these estimates is that the
various tax levying authorities
must see the necessity of giving
the most careful consideration to
the Budgets for the tax year
1919. Unless the mosr careful
consideration is given to the mat
ter of levies, the taxable wealth
of the state will be burdened to
a most discouraging extent.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

4 HilIard Rhyme was brought to
DIR. Self'g hospital Monday anf-
fering from the effects Of the in
jury to his spinal colunan receiv-
ed last summer. It has caused
him considerable suffering.
ThapeighbOrs arranged an ana
bulance of F. A. Bruce's farm
wagon. and got him moved 60 the
hospital with Mr.. Bruee's big
team which was neebed to drag
a wagon thru the mud and slOsh.
LastHepOrts are that he is very
ilI
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

Corporal Ernest Lewis of
Camp Cody Deming came Sun
day for the deserter, Lars Peter
son, who was caught there last
week, and took him backMonday.
1t IS said this fellow has desert
ed several times before and it is
iDtimated he has spells Of. ment-
al aideramgement in mhiehEle ram
bled-
His appearance lends credence
to his story ofimental; ;abaEatiOn.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29
Big Snow Storm

The snow fall of last week is
varoiously estimated at from 70
to 20 inches, with the long guess
nearest the latter. 1t continued
to melt as it fell and the one sure
thing is that OvertwO inches Of
water was naked init.
Following the morethan four
feet of good moisture stored
from the proceeding SHOWS, it
seems our wheatscrep is now as
sured- Hail or Smut or Green
Bugs are the only enemies now
to be feared.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

f. S. Brown went to EI Paso
last week on business which we
have reason to believe had to do
with oil developament somewhere
Fred has been. keeping up with
! the oil news for some time and
lit is likely he wild be in when the
oboom starts here.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

The suit brought last week by
an Albuquerque Law Publishing
house against Governor Larrizolo
.tomake him pay for a set Of law
books that he purchased fron'
leads,Joe Beck to remark
that "A setof law books from
which you can learn to beat the
publishers ont Of the price of
them. ought to be a welcome ad-
ditien to many private Libraries.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

l.. w. Wilson and family were
up frOmMosquero Tuesday. They
came on the train. Their son,
Claude arrived home from sover
seas last week accompanied tGem
He is looking well bat has the
scars Of real war on his face. He
was wounded seven timeslinhat-
tie and has had a long siege in
the hospital.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

Mrs. iR. E. Alldredge went to
Denver Monday for a few d4ys
shopping, and sight seeing. Her
sister. Mrs. Vogelsberg. is re-
naming inteharge of her house,
hold during her absence.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

Will Gilstrap went down the
line Tuesday and repaired the
telephone wires to Mosquero. He
went up the line Wednesday and
thought he would get off with a.
bout fifty breaks tofix. The re-
cent storm played havoc with all
wires and he is goodnatured over
it as you could reasonably expect.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29
Candidates

AT the earnest solicitations of
a number or friends.and patrons
of the Roy Schools, we have con-
scented to become candidates for
the offices Of Membes Of the
Board Of Education for the Roy
Schools at the election to be held
Tuesday, April 1sts 1919.
We pledge ourselves, ifelected
towork for the best interests Of
the Schools.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

J. d. Wade has traded his
Ford to Mr.. Vernon Of, De Haven
for his big Pullman Car and is
spending his spare time over
hauling, painting and fixing it
up. He expects to have a fine
car when he is through.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

Almost a fire at the Roy Trad
ing Co. Store scared up the Office
force Tues lay morning A big
calendar hanging behind the
stove blew against the stovepipe
and ignited. A file Of invoices
was abbreviated and the wall
and ceiling charred a little was
the worst except the fright of
the office force.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29


The Roy Broom factory is put
ting out a lot of brooms now and
are making odious comparisons
by displaying them beside the
factory brooms on the market.
They show more than three times
as much brush per broom as the
factory brooms do and they claim
they can afford to put it in here
where the corn is raised. n
Looks like they are bound to
capture the market besides Civ.
ing real value for your money.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29
Gets bad News

Rev. G. B. Hall received a tele-
gram from his daughter, Mrs. Ira
Thurston, at Buffalo Gap s. D.
announcing the deatrof her hus
band and the fatal illness Of their
son from Flu. Rev. Hall and wife
left Wednesday on the train for
Dakota to attend the funeral and
bring parental sympathy to the
bereft.
A later message says the son
also died Wednesday night.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

Harry Redd returned Nednes-
day from service in the navy as
Midshipman. He is the same;
old Harry in spite of his Navy
togs and seems as glad to get
home as his friends are to well
come him.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

The Editor has had a spell Of
Flu or something which leaves
effects alarmingly suggestive of
-spring-feyer. Discrimination to
work and desire for an inordinate
amount Of rest and sleep are the
chief symptoms. whatever the
paper is this week blame it on
the ~DeviT''..
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

The few farmers who got to
town Tuesday came in sleds or.
on horseback but.a few had to.
come with wagons for supplies.
An empty wagon was "a four
horse load.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29
SQUARE DEAL FOR EVERY
INCOME TAX PAYER.

X Washington, d. c. - "The
X rights Of all persons now filing
4 income Tax returns are amply
4 protected by provisions for
4 abatements, refunds and ap-
4 peals,g says Commissioner Dan
K lei G. Roper.
4 Every person can be sure of
< square deal. No person is ex-
\ pected to pay more than his
4 share of tax. His share is de-
\ termined solely 6y the amount
4 and nature Of his net income for
4 1918, as defined in the law.
X Abatement petitions are dealt
4 with open-mindedly. Refunds will
\ be made in every case where too
4 much tax Is enormously col
4 lected.
4 "The Income Tax is on the
y lever all the way through"
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

Ross Eaton, Of Eldon Mo, who
has been at Mills looking after
his farm for a week or so return
ed to Missouri Monday. He cali
ed to keep the S-A coming, and
looks we'll fed.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29
What Success is

IL success means elD0Wlng the
the other fellow out, you don't
want It'll don't want it. In that
case Success isn't decent, and it
isn't a success. But if you want
to make the world better, you
must succseed.
Here's the reason; no man ever
goes up by pulling auother down.
BUT neither does any man 90
up without making room for the
man behind him to rise.
Do you get the point? By stay
ing where you are, you are hold
ing back the fellows behind you.
BY refusing, for consclence's
sake to strive, you are blocking
the line. Evrey time a man
moves up, he makes room for
everyone else to move up. The
more successful men there are
in shop or a city. or a country
the fewer failures. Whenever
you step nearer the top. another
man is enabled to take just that
bug a step from the bottom.
The most immediate, most di-
rect, most effective help YOU
can give, is to go in and win the
highest degree Success you can
And you can interpret that
word Success in any term you
like from its lowest term, Mere
Money, to its highest term Ser
vice.
Success is NOT competitive
If | am to compete with you
for your success, / don't want it.
1t wouldn't do me any good even
if | won it.
If you are to compete with me
for my success = in heaven, S
name. take it! l wouldn't wres-
tie with you a moment for it.
If Success is a bone, and we
must behave like dogs to get it.
pray have me excused
But Success is NOT compete
tive, Your good ism t my good at
all, and mine is not yours.
The only way we can affect
another's ortunes is by getting
in each others way. | can hold
you back, by not going ahead as
| ought. can never keep you
from going ahead by trying to
shove into your place. Life isn't
made that way. Some people say
it is, but they haven't been out
to look at Life. Go out and see
for yourself.
Success is due arrival at your
own destination, not at another's
You are not helping matters by
stopping in the middle of the
road. You are not equalizing
anything You are only tying up
other mems business. If we had
al stuck in school at the sixth
grade, there would be 20, 900, 900
children waiting for our seats
today,
The best way you can help the
man lower down is to get out his
way by going higher up = leave
a vacancy that he has GOT to
fill!
Success, instead of getting in
the other fellows way, is really
getting out of his way. Every
failure, every stand-still, is
a blockade.
Dearborn Independent.
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Earl Baum is bullding a new
hhouse on his faATn two aniles
ssouth Of town. Grant Kitchsll is
doing the carpenter work but
has been delayed by the bad
weather.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

A letter from Rev. Frank L.
Pratt, advises that they arrived
safely at Lexington, Nebraska
last Friday. He left his auto
here. Joe Beck has charge of
selling it.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

Miss Shirley Nuttar, who has
Ibeen home sick for the past two
weeks left Tuesday for Dawson
ito,visit before returniRg to her
position at Albuquerque.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

Elmer Neil met with a serious
loss this week when a fine $500
mare which was his special pride
was cut on barbed wire so badly
that it was necessary to shoot
her. He had cared for her spec
ially through the winter to lose
her just when spring work be-
gins.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

C. L. Wensell has been sum-
moned to appear at Santa Fe, the
first of the month on the Federal
Grand Jury. He has a barrel of
reasons why he cant go and
will probably tell them to Judge
Neblitt.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

DR.. M. D. Gibbs was called to
Abbott Wednesday to treat some.
of the section crew for snow
blindness acquired while work
ing on the tracks in the deep
snow. Quite serious cases.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29
It Depends.

Whether a woman is good-loofSing
depends largely on whether you are
speaking Of her face or to her raee--
Wilmington News
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

DIR. PlumIee is suffering from.
an attack of rheumatism which
keeps him from getting out this
week.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-29

BORN--T To Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Davis, Of the Brand Com
munity, Sunday March 2Srd, a
fine boy.
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Mrs. D. N. Nutter, and baby
who have been guests at the par
entail Nutter home left Wednes-
day for their home at Mountain
air e.
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waiter, bring me q gfass OF water
want to STRENGTHEN fhis soupn
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> II. cans Hygeia coffee 49, can.
Goa stoves 1913.
Wood stoves II ~
Store closes II o'clock.
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Best Table Syrup 85c gallon.
Store Closes : O'clock

gallon IN barrel LOIS.
20 r.. rolls barb wire $500.
Hog Iankage s5.2b per 100 lbs.
! 10. cane Hygela coffee BIC en-.
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EYKEGYUIE.

Miss Edna Blizzard was taken Mon.
day 10 Franklin Square Hospital
baltimore for treatment. About i've
weeks ago Hiss Blizzard was In an
automobile accident and she has moi
been we'll since.
| Mrs. NJ. ]. Mcdonald has had - q
recent guest Mrs. Helen II. Scott. oil
Baltimore.
Miss Mary Morris visited Miss
Mary Kelley last week.
! Miss Ruth Dorsey spent last week
with Miss Hattie Penny. OF GuilIord
Thieves have been quite active
around Sykeayille lately II the u.
{ o. depot he cash drawer and slot
machine were robbed and an atteIn
to blow open The safe falled but they
did not fail 10 relieve Mr.. Elbudge
I'LL OF two fine hams and % chick
ems.
Mrs John II. DeiAahmutI. Of Bal
timora Is visiting her daughters, Mrs.
John Morris and Mrs Howard Var
field.
Mrs. J. Il. Smith. O Kent county.
spent last Thursday and Friday At
the home Of her cousin, Mr.. ;. 5.
Jones.
The work Of repairing tn road on
Central avenue Is well under way and
vii be very great improvement
Miss Ida Watkins. Of sykesYille
bank i spending her vacation sita
friends near 1T. airy.
Mr. and Mrs. {. Harry Wser. Hiss
Esther Sullivan and Mr.. William
Hughes. left last Friday for = motor
trip n Stanley. Va. where Ihey
we're tho guests OF Mr.. Waera
mother. Mr.. WoIferpberger.
Last Thursday Francis Morris en-
tertained the following guests: ruth
Kelly. Gertrude WaffIeld. Dorothy
Regis. Louise Matthews. Eleanor
Mcdonald and Mary :. Parke,
Ex-senator BeaHman'a nes barn Is
nearing completion. This barn sas
destroyed b. IRE early In The spring
Little Mis- Gertrude WaTfield IL
visiting her aunt. Ara John Morris.
Lightning STRUCK and burned 70 the
ground with all is contents bar
raek belonging To Mr. jeremiah FlnhT
last Saturday night
NT. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Anderson have
returned from yislt 70 Atlantic
City.
III anu 8I8s : ssH7i R@AhNAH VI
baltimore spent he weeks md sith
Mr.. Benefits parents Mr.. and MrS.
Wm. II. Bennett.
Miss Leona Hale Is visiting friends
in baltimore
Miss Hobbs. Of near GuIIford is
visiting Mr.. George Holman. Of
Ar. and ira. FranE shIpley. of
baltimore spent he weeks end sith
Mr. and Mr. Irwin Buckingham.
Mrs. Louis Harpel and Mr. and
Mrs.. Rowe. IF baltimore have neen
recent guests of friends here
Miss FaInbank. of tho Telephone
Exchange il away ON weeks Yaca-
ton
lightning killed a very valuable
horse for Mr. Samuel HidKIey LAST
night
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dean and son
are spending several days # Ocean
City. Nd.
Rev. Albert Dudley. formerly OF
III nov Of Indiana, Will
preach at st. Paufs church this sun
day night lie was Unexpectedly
prevented from being here asst sun
day.
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] gallon stone lar BE
KaIlon stone jar zGc=
! gallon stone Jar BE.
3 gallon stone Iara s5e.
) gallon Stone IarH zI.0z.
Quart fruit laFa Sc dozen.
Mems OF cost t2as.
Mems Of panIH t2aE.
Mems ran haIa ass.
Mems heavy duck WORK c0aIa SD
2s u. baEs fine gaII sec
80 Il. haEs fine So CO..
100 n. Hags mo 1T Sis.
30 IL. baEH coarse ALT &C.
i4u ~ hags coarse sail 1876
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RoeE sal 100 =. haEs so.
Ice cream 81 90 n. uaEa IIsaz
Jar ruhlssra : dozen 70 nc.
De table syrup &c gallon.
Lemons &c dozen.
HruumH &c.
Picnic tEIst tobacco } twists Tor &c
I backs smith bro. cough dTupa 70
-,
Ice srozzHz fuH sale
sneaks sc pr.
Be table syrup g gallon.
Loose a.Ia &C ID.
o. : r spool cotton.
, packs Ira pria.5a Gaining Con-.
pound or -.
Store closes a : O'clock.
HoHza dresses 1iIz.
Asa.a eiIE hoe 4Se pair.
ilammoezH til.
; 4. cHns f.Fox II2E
filu. bloazea zIeK
Brauhopnune records ae each.
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GRADUATED SUGAR &c ID

High chairs So.
Double Tipped ar gums : dozen 70
DC.
jelly tuInbIars &c dozen.
Cameo carbide $40.
Union carbide ss.gg
Store closes at : o'clock.
\ inch Corr galvanized rsofinE s. o.
Sewing machines k1a.7b.
Jelly 1umblsra SC dozen.
Lemons &c dozen.
Best table syrup Soc Ealloa.
? roll toIlsi paper for &c.
Mixed tea IDc n.
QunrI fruit cam soc aozen=
Ted barn paint sl.aa.
: n. bag fine salt De.
i ID. bag nns salt sc.
90 h. baKa TIM salI siI7.
90 II. 6aEH fine saII Is.
i n bag coarse aaII CO
90 n. baFa coarse at 1I.s6.
90 n. bag coarse alt g rs.
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Country Lard Wanted at Soc ID

Tin Wagh boilers vi.
Granulated sugar 9Ae u.
Double Tipped ar gums dozen for
2ae=
4iedfgTd fertilizer grown bigger crops
Lard Ranled at aoc II.
Quart fruit Jars soc per dozen.
FORD fans &c.
National spark plugs &c.
Large channels akinz &c.
Half gallon glaza jar sse dozen.
Hot Ehot batteries S1gs.
Pint lars &c dozen.
Mustard &c glazH.
Dried beef h0c II.
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Hefahey.a coca &c box.
Mating &c yard.
J n. HaRDline Gun grease 1sa.
Gnanulatsd sugar &C II.
Mems work pants sc pair.
Tin wash boilers zI2b.
%, : r. cotton &c spool.
Paffowax lie 10.
Mica axle grkzzzs Us.
HaFuline medium oil II YOU cans
g pc KalIon.
iiaFoline medium I'll In your cans
800 for gallons.
6tiiszt razor blades jac package.
No. 3 wire 81 pr loo fbs.
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0. N. :. Spool Cotton &C spool

Store closes at ! O'Clock.
Best crackers &c n.
Wire nails 30 n.
Hanover gloves i8e pair.
} bar Ivory soap &c.
! wire American fence 3HH rod
saimon lie can
Oyster shell 9Ee hag.
Hanover gloves 4sc pair
: bar Rabbits soap 25ez
Linen window shades 6ae.
Sheep and lambs for ale On our farm
} bar FeIs Naptha anap &c.
0ysta1 shell 9s6 laE.
: bar kirkman soan 2bc.
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Keep The Kidneys Well.
Health Is Worth Saving md Some
Westminster People EnoH Hon to
save II.

A#2zAAAs= - I8A4Z 0&HAZH z=a1 1919
Westminster People Enor Hon Il
save t.
Many Westminster people take
their lives in their hands b. neglect
ing the kidneys when they know
these organs need help. Weak i'd
neys are responsible for a vast
amount OF suffering and Ill health
the slightest delay 3 dangerous
Use Deans Kidney Pills--a remedy
that has helped thousands of lid
ney sufferers. Here Is Westmins-
ter citizens recommendation.
FRS. Jennie Nagle, % Pennsylvania
Ave, says: MANY years ago | had
trouble With M kidneys. My back
pained 80 much l couldn't do my
work and my feet we're % badly
swollen couldn't put my shoes on
NY head also aehed constantly. Ny
kidneys acted irregularIy and annoy
ed me greatly. tried different
remedies but they didn't help me al
al and when friend told me about
Deans Kidney pills / decided 10 1--WE
them , trial They helped me Inn
mediately. ! stu use Doanss Kidney
Pills occasionally. getting them al
Boyle's DruE Store"
Price 60c. at all dealers Doni
simply ask Tor kidney remedy-gei
Doan's Kidney PiIls-Ihe same that
Mrs.. Nagle had Foster-MiIburn Co.
Mfgrs.. Buffalo. =. 7.
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$3.50 Timothy seed sa.e5.
; gallon milk cans s6.25.
J gallon milk cans $50.
10 gallon milk cans 5000.
Complete Nth name. number. plate
and chain.
Syrup s5c gallon.
Aedford fertilizer grows bigger crops
Large jar cocoa 35c.
Lewis linseed O. $40.
. ID. cans Clipped beef sos.
Loose oats Sc n.
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Medford fertilizer grows bigger crops
Feltoleum sec yard.
9rannlated sugar sc u.
Palm Leaf fan. lie each.
o. : T. spool cotton &c spool.
Bicycle tires SI-9s.
Ford carhnrellora sos.
Lannon's DO dozen.
Girls dark tan hose 2bez
Country ard wanted II &C -.
Oyster shell &c IL.
Bicycle tires i rs
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Store closes - .ocloaz
JeliY LumDlefH 3pe dozen.
Country ard wanted At s0e Il.
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Salmon lbe can
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Rabbits cleanser G Or &c.
Lemons &c dozen.
Vanilla Ice bottle.
1ranulated sugar So II.
Quart fruit cans g9e dozen