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retailer, according to- the report, an
average of six tons day throughout
the ice season.

retailer, according to the report, an
average of six tons a day throughout
the ice season.
We understand that there is to be a
change and that Mr. Baum who has
been retailing ice will retire from bus.
mess on account of the many draw
backs and also owing to the high
iprice and difficulty Of securing labor,
as we'll as the high cost of maintain
Ling equipment to make prompt deliv.
cry. Two different parties are now
negotiating for the purchase of his
equipment and by the. time the plant
resumes the manufacture, Of ice a new
retailer will have charge of this bust
ness so people will have no cause to
worry that their needs in this linc'
will not be supplied and at a price low
er than has been asked.
" For; the benefit of all concerned the
Review prints a list of prices being
Echarged consumers Of ice in cities and
towns of western Iowa. The prices
quoted are on q basis of 1000 pounds
delivered to the consumer in quantities
Of from 10 pounds up. The prices are
authentic and were furnished the TIE
view during the past week.
Amds, manufactured ......... ST 90
MarshalltoWn, natural and manu-
factured ......,. 1890. -. 700
|Des Moines, natural and manu-
factuerd ......F.I. ...7... $500
Ida Grove, MANUFACTURED ..... 700
Carroll, natural ...... $40. -. $50
Jefferson, manufactured ....... 100
Npyada y m a mn fla n IN rod H4e IA nm
Sac City, natural 49,. 49,. -. 7.50
Harlan, manufactured .......... 600
Fort Dodge, manufactured -. 500
Sioux City, manufactured $50. 700
Boone, manufactured ..... 7.50
The average retail price delivered
to the consumer in the twelve cities
and towns mentioned above is. $50
per thousand pounds or $3.50 per ton.
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I MINNESOTA LAND

FARM FOR SALE BY OWNER
800 acres improved Stevens counS,
Minnesota, farm. all under cultivation.
Located on good state road, Z miles to
market, II miles to county seat and
state farm school and Agricultural ex-
pertinent station. Five room house,
large hay and stock barn, granary,
chicken house, garage, deep well and
windmill, all in fair condition. Rurai
telephone and mail delivery, close to
church and School. Poss ession No.
vember 18th if desired. Buy direct
from owner. save commissions. Ad.
dress BOX LA, Morris, MINI. 33-1t
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CITY PRoPERTY FoR SALE.

FOR QUICK SALE HOUSE AND
lot. 21a blocks from heart Of business
section, on paved street. Very desir-
able location. Seven room house, cleo
trio lights and running water. In good
state of repair. Exterior recently
painted. Interior freshly papered and
woodwork reiinished. This property
will not be long on the market at the
price asked for lit. A real bargain to
insure quick sale. Inquire at Review
office. 31-tf.
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NEBRASKA LAND

GOOD. HOG RANCH, FOR SALE
2O80 acres Morrill, county, Nebraska
hog ranch. Running creek 21s miles
long, rises and sinks on place. All
kinds of wild fruit, plenty Of. wood; GO
acres land broke on place; GOO can be
farmed. Private dam and irrigation
ditch. Fair Improvements. house
barn, COW shed, hog yards. Three
miles from shipping point ;l71A miles
to fBroadwater Nebraska. Buy from
owner direct agent SIS per acre;
$4,000 cash, $4,000 March 4, 1920;
balance five years at 6 per cent. Write
Box Q, BroadWater, Nebraska. S1-4ts
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Classified
Ads
Get
Results.

NoTlcE.To DESTROY WEEDS
To the Owners, Occupants, Persons,
Compahyt5orF 'Co Corporation in Control
of Lands Within. Crawford County,
State Of Iowa:
! You and each OF you are hereby
notified that the board Of supervisors
of Crawford! county, Iowa, direct that
you shall do all things necessary to
prevent noxious weeds from blooming
or coming to maturity upon the roads
or the county road system under the
control Of the board OF supervisors Of
Crawford county, Iowa, ',9t5 .s u
Such weeds declared to be nOxious
are as follows. Qiack grass, Canada
thistle cookie. burr, wild mustard,
sour or curled dock. smooth dock. buck
horn or ribbed plantian, Wild parsnip,
Horse nettIe; velvet weed or button-
weed, blrddck shoofy, wild carrot
and Russian thistle. ~ : ~ ~
/, And that you keep said lands free
from such growtlls OF other weeds as
shall render highways adjoining the
same unsafe for PUBLIC travel, or shall
interfere in any manner with the prop.
er. construction or repair Of said high
ways.
And shall cause to be cut near the
surface all weeds on highways adjoin-
ing said lands, between the 18th, day
OF July and 18th day of August. 1919,
II the above notice is not complied
with said weeds will be cut, all work
performed, by order of the board of
supervisors and assessed to the lands
as, prescribed by law. fssssl14sS
by order Of the board of supervisors,
Aug. 10, 1913.
MARTIN NEI1LS,
Chairman Board of Supervisors, q
33-1t Crawford county, Iowa.
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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL
State of Iowa, Crawford county,, S.

sSOSs.sS@S VI S1SoAu VI
State of Iowa, Crawford county, So
L In Probate.
In the district court of Iowa, in and
for Crawford county, Notice Of the
Reading and Probate of Will. si9
To Whom It. May Concern: Al,
You and each of you are hereby no.
titled to- appear at the court house in
Denison, Crawford county. Iowa, on
the SO day. Of September, 1919. at 10
O'Clock a. M, to then and there at.
tend the probate OF an instrument in
writing purpofting to be the last will
apd testament of Helen L. Huggett.
late of said county. deceased, at which
time and place you will appear and
show cause, II any you know, why said
will should not he admitted to probate.
In testimony whereof, have hereun-
TO subscribed my name, and affixed tie
seal of the district court this I'd days Of
August. Al. %. 1919. ts 10, d q
dseaD j. w. MONAGHAN, ST 4
oA-St Clerk
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FOR sALE-GooD IOWA. FARMS
$50 acres, well improved, tiled: Dick
Einson county, Best farm in Westcott
$3.50.
300 acres, improved, thoroughly tiled
Clay county. Every foot under ploW.
1886. 80 As,s s..
100 acres, improved, close to town
on primary road. Clay county. Small
rolling creek pasture, balance tillable.
$780, 4 fiss s5'fs Eii'3 r. = 7sS ]: q.
Exceptionally good terms. A. w.
Jones, Owner, Peterson, Iowa. 31-St*
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FARMS IN SOUTHEASTERN N.
Dakota, Stutsman and other counties,
many highly improved; in we'll set
tied communities, near market, school
and church, $25 to $50 per acre. is
per cent cash, balance crop payments,
or easy terms. Write for big list. John
ID. Fried, Co., Owners, Jamestown, N.
ID, a. t5'. t''''f'.' ,.''.. = 25-1Ot+
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New. Roads In France.

IVY t ~ ~ Z. -, 20 - ~ p
-Four great mountain roads are to
be relaid and rebuilt in tie upper
vosges, leading. from France into
Alsace. .
The Commission des Routes Of thu
district Of the vosges Is looking to the
near future when tourists will pass
that way Largely the roads existed
as strategic military. mountain roads
and the present effort is in line with
making them available for pleasur.,
automobiles. Taken together they
will form a new approachab'e circuit
and entrance into upper Asace.
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,DENls,oNs HOSPITAL NOTES

DENIsON HOSPITAL NOTES Y
Mrs. Henry, Voss, Of Herring, who
underwent an operation at the Deni.
son hospital on Thursday OF, last week
is doing nicely at this time.
Mrs. l.. M. Siers returned to her
home at Webster City the fore part OF
the week, after having spent several
weeks in the Denison hospital.
The following patients underwent
operations during the past week fol
the removal of tonsils: Mrs Mabel
Goodrich, of Kiron; Mrs. w. w. Stan
field and Junior Stanfield, Of Denison
Mrs. Frank Houlihan, of Denison, and
Elroy Hansen, OF Deloit. IL
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100000 acres Of the very best corn
and alfalfa land in Hughes and Sully
counties. Part of this land is well i'm
proved farms, and rented from one to
three years. One to nine miles to
towns and railroads. The only land
for sale anywhere that will pay for
itself by renting. Price the lowest
and terms the easiest. Abel Berglund,
sAlcester, S. Oak. 33-4t,
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Science Car. Overcome Locust.

Fruit trees are always the special
detectives Of the locusts when they
sound the rallying cry. and when thor.
ough preparations are not made
against their coming they can leave q
trail Of ruin in the wake Of their
flight; but the science Of the day il
almost a match for the pest and nc
such havoc can attend his attack as
he achieved in the earliest days Of his
% --'-r. -. IIg- r. i
destructive history,
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NOTICE 10. BIDDERS

Sealed. bids will be received at the
office Of the auditor, Denison, Iowa.
until O'clock p. M, on Thursday, AUG.
20, 1913, for constructing two or three
miles Of permanent. road grade.
Bids must be accompanied by certi.
fed check for five per centiof bid.
BOARD reserves the right to reject
any or allabids.
Peel of Supervisors,
oo'lt Crawford county, Iowa.
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Real Iowa Farm Home.

319 acres, Crawford Co., Iowa, 5
miles south of Charter Oak, has 8
room modern house, electric light,
bath, toilet, oak finished, good barn,
double corncrib, garage, chicken house,
hog house, good orchard, vineyard,
nice lawn, water works, fenced and
cross fenced, 900 acres, under plow,
balance hay and pasture. Price $3.50
per acre. will carry back 10000 for
10 years at 5 per cent. Write or come
at once. s. o. Nordquist, 322 Neville
Blk, Omaha, Nebr. 3O-6ts* !,
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The labor situation; is ertainly gro,

. Z d -. - -sa4. s,ss. E. Z
The labor situation lis ertainly grow.
ing desperate. The daily newspapers
are full OF strikes IN every line Of bus.
mess. The truth Ii that labor is re-
ceiying higher wages than ever before
and, while expenses have grown and
are larger. perhaps. than on any previ-
GUS oscasi0rs, we know that In many
lines 81 business labor has larger
margin Of profit at the end OF the year
than ever before These strikes are
bound to lead to trouble and something
drastic must be done by the govern
n1efit to prevent them This late strike
which affects all Industries where the
Question Of transportation is involved
IL simply without any excuse or de-
Tense. There should be a law that
Will require capital and labor to sub;
nit their differehees TO some court or
commission and abide BY the decision
al this tribunal whateyer it. may sbe.
II VIII not do TO have the business OF
the country disturbed all the time be-
cause 81 a dispute between capital and
labor. Some of the leading PROPOSE.
lions urged by labor organizations are
worse than socialism and would lead
10 u UESTupCiOl vi CAO 6VV0AAAAAASAS SAAEg
tirely. Labor has its rights the same
as capital, hut the odetfof dealing be-.
tween these two great forces must be,
IN some other way than by violence.
Tfis said that in the city of Omaha, on
account Of this late strike. train loads
of perlshabIe goods were permitted to
be destroyed and all because of dis
pute over question of wages between
the railroad companies and their en-
ployes. Our statesmen will have to
show higher degree of courage in
the future than has been shown in
the past. The fear Of losing votes.
should not cause candidates for office.
tospledge themselves. in favor Of things
which are hurtful to business inter
ests and threatening to the govern
ment itself. The time has come for
Independence Of action on these ques-
tions and nothing else will be. able to
solve them. i''s
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MISSOURI LAND

ATTENTION HoMEsEEKERs AND
land Investors One Of the richest 525
acre stock and grain farms in Noda-
way county, Mo, for sale. Well I'M
proved. Land lays we'll Corn, wheat,
oats, barley, alfalfa and blue grass
crops this year. Price 5000 per acre.
Call on or write for full description
to w. r. Hukill, Graham, No. r. r.
station Maitland, No, on Burlington.
/ 5- Si''f - 3342t+
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sTENOGRAPHERs, HIGH GRADE.
experienced ii shprshand' and dicta-
phone work. Good wages and working
conditions, Write, giving age, expert.
ence and salary expected. HartlParr
Company, Founders OF the Tractor In
dustry Charles City, Iowa. 333s3t
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CHOICE IMPROVED STOCK AND
grain karns hear Austin, Mimi, In
the Corn belt, near to Iowa state line;i
terms very reasonable. Prices from
$500 to SITE an acre. For particulars
write 6. +. Fairbanks, Austin, MINI,
:1y 9t Y 5sl 3O-1Dts
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WE WILL PAY FOR THE NEXT
thirty days. 35c per Id, for Mo- ! beef
hides and $1,000 for No. 1 horse hides.
Hoffman & Etzel, Vail, Iowa. S3.2t
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100 ACRES FRANKLIN COUNTY,
Kansas; miles town, well improved;
Windmill, all tilltable, main road
Price $95 per acre. Exceptional bar
gain: Write for list. Frank, Mansfield,
Ottawa, Kans. 4. . 31-6t*
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SOUTH DAKOTA LAND

IMPROVED 800 A. CLARK Co,
$135; improved $40 "A. Clark Co., $95;
improved 1876 A. Clark Co., $l35. All
choice lands. Write us. The o. A.
Luce Co., 4O9 Kraft Bldg, Des Moinl!es,
Iowa. 431.4t+
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None Foredoomed to Failure.

a3 None Foreooomed % FdTure. ~
Hold up your head You were not
made for failure, you were made for
victory. Go forward with joyful
confidence in that respect sooner or
later, and sooner or later depends on
yourself. George Eliot. NJ
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|, SIS to s125 PER ACRE MTNNHsO.
to vel: Improved farms, all sizes, well
Tell us your wants. We are the DID
est real estate firm In Minneapolis.
Thorpe Bros, S,20S Andrus Bldg
Minneapolis, MINI, 3D-H +
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| 100 JUST OVER IOWA LINE IN
Harrison county Mo-; fine s room
house, two barns, good orchard: fine
laying land; $212.50. Live in Missouri
and have Iowa privileges. G. Remss-
burg, Lamont, Iowa. SatSt'
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WISCONSIN, LAND

/ FOR. SALE DESIRABLE NORTH
ern Wisconsin cut over lands; suitable
for CATTLE sheep, hogs, farming plenty
Of water; good soil: In the center Of
Wisconsins famous summer resorts.
Correspondence solicited, Brown
Land and Lumber Co, Land Depart
ment Rhinelander. Wis. 26f7tN
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FOR sALE-160 ACRES OF NEW
ground, tiled, new buildings, six miles
north Of Armstrong, Emmett county,
Iowa. Price and description, write
owner, j. 70. Johnson, Armstrong, Ia.
goat +
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FOR sALE-MoDERN ROOM
house, 2 lots and barn, 2 blocks from
court house. Inquire 3l2 West Chest
nut St. 2s-tff'
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AN EXCELLENT POSITION IS.
open at the Review office for a steno-
grapher. and office girl. The position
Is permanent one at good wages. In
terested parties please make applica-
tions to the manager. f''ss9 Fl.
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LOST-IN OR NEAR LIBRARY
block, q pink and white cameo pin.
Reward if returned to Mrs. George
Richardson. 49, ,' r. 49, 33-1t
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4 HAVE LOG NORTHERN IOWA AND
southern Minnesota farm bargains.
Write for lists. Agents wanted. Corn
Belt Land & Investment Co., S1a South
Federal Avenue, Mason City, Iowa.
'7s''1 = . 81 = a..1 '32-6t+
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IOWA LAND

WE'LL IMPROVED 337tACRE
Stock Farm for sale, $4,000 cash on
March 1, 1920, balance 7/years, only
$1S5 an acre. Located three miles
west of Lake City. Coon river runs
through a portion of the farm. H. s..
Rarnt Sac CITY. Iowa, 31.3t
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LOST

LOST, ON STREETS OF DDNIsON,
"wednesday evening. stockman's book,
black, containing sum of MONEY Also
Valley bank check book. Finder re-
turn to Review Office and receive re-
ward. 33.1t*
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I The latest fad is to color your dog
the same tint as your clothes or your
automobile. To make the thing com.
plete, the fashionable woman will of
Course put a coat 81 harmonizing house
paint on her face.
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MINNESOTA FARMS, LOW PRICES,
easy terms, good crop; 20 miles from
Minneapolis. Write me. before you
buy. Jim Wilson, Constance, Mimi.
''-'r - vi S..' s'-+ ,32-5t !.
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7. SALE. OF. CONCESSIONS
The concessions for the Crawford.
county fair will be sold on Saturday,
August 18th, at 8. ?. m. at the secre-.
tary's office.
31-3t Q, NJ, Criswell, Secretary.
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COMMERCIAL PRINTING.

Commercial printing. Of every desir-
able description for particular people
who demand and appreciate high dual;
lity workmanship. Estimates gladly
and every possible service
given In helping to plan your work.
The Review Publishing Co, phone 2S.
MI s. !, $50. t.s,,i ! Slit.
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f.; IOST-A FORD TIRE AND RIM,
tire pumped with air. Finder please
notify Review and receive reward. 33-1
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/ IF YOU WISH YOUR SUIT RE-
paired, pressed or cleaned, don't for
get v. E. Anderson, the Main Street
Tailor. Ladies' and gents clothing
treated in workmanltke manner. 60.tfs
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WANTED.

/ WANTED TO RENT-FOUR OR
five room house in Denison on or about
September LIST. Inquire at the Review
office. - s.-s'9-3 331t
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If YOU WISH A PRETTY AND
wealthy wife, write me. Stamped, en-
velope for reply. Lillian Sproul, sta-
ton H, Cleveland, o. oS-io'H'
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TAILORING AND CLEANING
Stafford's. facing opera house. French
dry and steam cleaning. Steam and
hand pressing. High class tailoring:
20 ff'5 7'lt 2S:tf
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DON'T SUFFER WITH HEADACHE
any longer, but see DR.. Weber, the
loculist. Friday, August 18th, from 9.
m to Q D. nj. at Hotel DenisQn. Exam
iriation free. S3-zt.
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WANTED BOOMERS OR BOARD
ers. Mrs. 1. "A. Beaumont, $40 E. Ire
mont ST., Denison. 33F2t
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/ WE HAVE SEVERAL HIGHLY ADe
ivertised Talking machines that we
are closing out at very low, price.
The Corner Jewelry Store. 34.tf.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED OMPETENT, GIRL
for general 1louseWork to commence
work the latter part of August. Mrs.
J. Silletto, phone 81, Denison. 32.zt =
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FOR SALE SECTION FARM ALL.
tillable, complete set buildings, mile
and half from town, no agents. Mary
BordWell, Valley City, n. d. 25-10t +
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FOR sALE-MopERN s ROOM
house, barn and one lot at grade:
Phone 213. Z 22.tf
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4 WANTED-A MIDDLE AGED VIC
man to help with h0useworK and care
Tor q semi:invaiid. yJokn Ps woodruff, !
ERt. 6, Denison. 30 It.
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wANTED-RooM FOR STORING
household goods. Mrs. w. ]. SERVER,
E5}'i :. 33-1t
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SEND FOR LIST OF NORTH MIS-
souri, corn and blue grass lands. Prices,
$50 to $3.50 per acre. White 4 Son,
Macon, Mo. S0:Stt
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Pautsch were
Charter Oak visitors Monday evening.
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Col. Wait c. johnson Of the general
staff, chief athletic officer 81 ire A.
E.fE., who Is charm an of the Inter.
allied game committee, under whose
auspices the big meet In Paris was
held. Colonel johnson was well kpown
in athletic circles during his college
days. He staged the recent A. E. e.
championship games.
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BUSINESS BRIEFS

TOMATOES FOR CANNING.
Good clean ripe fruit. SITS per bush,
ell. Orders filled in rotation. Phone
IA 33.2t
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WHITNEY APPLES FOR SALE
Phone 81, Mrs. ~. W. Inghram.
sss;2t 4
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MISUNDERSTANDING WORK.
Frs, 7Oc PER HOUR. UNIYERSAl
HOG WATERER CO., BAKER BUILD.
ING, RI. DODGE. IOWA. s2-2t
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NORTH DAKOTA LAND

NORTH DAKOTA FARMS FROM
the farmers. Write your want to NJ
Skang, Aneta N. D. 327t@
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WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework. Family, OF two. All Of the
modern conveniences including cleo
trio washer, range, vacuum cleaner,
etc. Good wages. Apply at Review
office. E .zss's 3s;;2t:
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KANSAS land

SOUTHEASTERN KANSAS FARMS
All sizes; lowest prices; terms $1,000;
and up; send for booklet. The Allen
County Investment Co, lola, Kansas.
ss''. 'l.. { q II. 'tt'' ' stf 1887;
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CANNING COMPOUND, CURRY
Powder, Wente Mustard: Seed; Cloves,
cinnamon Stick, Celery Seed, etc, ct,
lis chlumberger's Pharmacy. 3S-lt.
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FOR sALE-FINE CHICKAsA;Wl
county farms. Send for list. $3.50 to
$3.50. Charles Leonard, Real Estate,
Lawler Iowa. .- 3O.4t*
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WANTEDGFRl FOR GENERAL
1ousework. MIS-. Frank Grimes, phone
s08. lf.f5s -. 333slt.
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FoR REN1

FOR RENT LONE ROOM, MAN
preferred. Inquire at Review ONCE:
s,'Fsf ''ss'f ',f'1' ZEE Y. ! aaz5ff 33.1t.
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North Dakota

For Sale and Exchange-Choice
priced-risht farms in the Red
River Valley. Est. -. North D p and
Clay County, Minnesota, the fertile soil
and big crop country. Write
Herbert Hodge, Fargo, n. p.
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FOR SALE EGGS FOR Packing
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