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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

Special Dispatch to The Intelligence.
Charleston, W. Va, Nov. 5.-Jeltcr-
con county complete. gives; 49,,
Tror nr.sldent-Cox (D) 3944; Hard
Ing tR5 PIGS; Cox's plurality. 1875.
For congress, second district-Brown
(D) SS49: Bowers (R) 226l.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CD 3?0S: Mont
Eomery (Nr) 50; Morgan (l0 Il4'
oUntz plurality, 1914. >
For Secretary Of state-Mili"r lnl
1855; Young (R) 2l33: Millers plurality
For superintendent Of schools-Trent
CD 1890; Ford (RD 2ll3: Trehts plural
For state treasurer-Herold CD 1868;
ohnson (K) 2l26; Herold's plurality,
For state auditor-Newlon tD) SSSl
Rond (R) 2l24; Ncwlon's plurality. 1887.
For attorney gencral-BrannHn CD
$3.50: EnsI ,.st tRr 2l'S; hTnnnon 5
For commissioner OF agriculture-Mtl-
Ter Cd 1856; Stewart tR 2l32; Millers
plurality. 1924
For judge supreme court-Sommcr-
willie Uj) 3y3S: Lively iR) 2l3i; SOM
mcrsvillc's majority. 1901.
For state srnatc-flenShaw lD) 500?
Whitmnre (R) 2l2i: Hrnshaw's majori-
ty 1900.
house or delegates was elected: r. J.
Beckwtth.
FOR road bond amendment-i16o.
Against road bond amendm"nt--."so'
For legislative amcndmcnt-lOl5.
Against Legislative amendment-Sl33
For judge circuit court-Thomas 2l6l;
Woods. 1892.
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WILL PRAISE It
ALL Of HER LIFE

ture I fell off until I only weighed
niucty-sevcn pounds. and became so
nervous ! woul die for hours at night
without closing my eyes.
finally got in/such bad condition l
had to 20 to bed, and after failtn" to
get relief from special treatments l
turned 90 Tanlac as a last hope. and 1t
certainly was lucky that l did.
We'll. before l finished the first bot
tic felt better, and now I hardly feel
like the same person. have taken
seven bottle in all and my appetite is
So good it seems that l can't eat all L
want. and l never have the slightest
pain or discomfort after eating.
The rheumatic pains have disappear
I'd from my body my nerves are quiet
and steady, l sleep like a child nights
and wake up mornings feeling fine. I
have gained twelve pounds In weight.
too, and am so much stronger l am look
ing after my houscwork a0ain. Since
Tanlac has done so much for me Just
can't praise it highly enough"
Taniac is sold in Wheeling by the
Hoge Davis Drug Co.. 1T l145 Main
street, 1924 Main street. 18Th and Mar
ket streets and $500 Chapline street,
also T.. X. Hoge at Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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West Virginia Woman De-
clares That She Never Elk
pected to Be Well Again.
Suffered Dreadfully With
Rheumatism and Other
Troubles - Tanlac Re-
stores Health.

Il surely thought I was going to
leave this world. but / believe Tanlac
hos given me a new lease on life. and
I'll praise it the longest day i've
said Mrs. Alice Skrcns, Smith street,
Dunbar, West Virginia. recently.
Il had terrible attack OF influenza
which left my stomach so out OF order
that what little food | forced myself TO
eat caused me So much pain ana DIS
trcss from indigestion that l could hara-
~ endure II.
Rheumatism srt up in my neck
shoulders. arms and, in fact practically
my whole body. and just suffered tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
Redemption Of the Kaxel-Atlas olAsS
Company Bon00,

Notice IS hereby given the bonds num-
bered 1871 to 600 both inclusive: or the
Hazel-Atlas Glass Company. wheeling;
West Va. secured by Deed OF Trust
dated June 1st, 1918. recorded In tht
office ~ the Clerks Of the County Courts
OF Ohio County. West Virginia. Harrlsot
County, West Va, and Washington Coun.
tv. Pa. will be redeemed on Decemoe;
LIST, 1920. The owners and holders o.
the said bonds are requested to present
them on said date at the Dollar savings
& Trust Company. No 1915 Market
street, Wheeling. West Virginia. at which
time they will be paid for at pa, par n a1o'
visions of said deed OF trust. II the
owner or holder Of any of the said bond:
shall fail to present the same Tor re
ilemption the said bond VIII cease TO
hear interest according to the provisions
NJ the said deed Of trust. o,,
DOLLAR SAVINGS g. TRUST CON-
Nv H. f. LACPP.
n-6-lo-1926 Trust Oliicer'
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FREIGHT EMBARGO

P.tish1rgh. Nov. "a freight cp,-
barge for outward movement from ter
ritury bounded Ivy New Castle, Niles.
Alliance. Sttuh"avll" and Wheeling
Junction on the west and bonUra,
Grernshurg. West Apollo and Ford city
on the east. was announced by the
Pennsylvania company here tonight.
The embargo Is effective from the
close of business today until the close
OF business November .. Congestion
in the central region of the road caused
the placing Of the embargo. which viii
not affect. live stock and perishahle
freight from tn" pitts hurgh yards, coal,
unless originating w"St of the Pitts
hurSh-Ancghrny switching limits and
Nor points east If Altoona. coke. orc,
limestone. dolOmiir. canister. Fluor-
spar MaEdulitr. k"ndymag for furnace
use and newsprint paper.
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However, it will hio no harm 10 ask.
Perhaps the AuthOrman may thus hAG
An affinity.
Perhaps Tread on Dangerous Ground
find my readers did not finch too
much from my remarks on more cheer
: TUf TUHFTI1S t IN TTCt7 i TuTt-
chorus If amcns' from them), so per-
haps they will let me approach even q
biz nearer TO that subject which some
people seem to think il almost as indell-
cate to speak openly about as birth "r
love or rcligion-thc other three great
facts OF life.
For my own part l have found that
the older ! grow the more the word
"puacc'' has come To mean To mr. l can
remember when II first occurred To me
that love might Do sense OF content
ment aud satisfaction In the presence or
tho beloved rather than sense OF slim
ulation and excitement.
Just as the Leaf Gets Ready 10 FAN.
Likewise, as l crow older the whole
connotation OF death has come To BE-
linked moro closely with the idea OF
peace, and the thought of IT has come
To be n less unwelcome thought-espe-
claIly when I'm tired.
| fancy that as We grow old anu
weak IL will be like growing so much
more tired that peace and rest VIII come
IN seem tho most beautiful and welcome
things in the world. and that when IRE
limo comes we shall be able To say with
Stevenson
Here | am where I lOnged to b..
And l laid me down with Will;
Home IS the sailor. home from the sea;
And the huntsman home from the hill
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having resulted from tins week : Trac-
tlrr. bethany will b" able 10 take their
rutire squad Ia Wheeling SATURDAY, rN-
cry man in CONDITION to enter the Ranr
iT needed. Tiu' Green and WHIT" Will
probably lin" up with stewart nj thS
helm Doc Elder, fullback. Kelly anu
Armstrong at halves. On tn" line mp
tain hughes will lie over III" hall WIN
Latto and Dunn hugGinS him close on
either side Kiddrr and kwinn i'll 'h'
tackle bcrthS and Roark and l.!durrdaI''
ends.
Coach Buland expressed III" opinion,
today that the team looks the best II
has since the beginning Of the S"aSnn
tn. line and harkiicld working t"G'thtI
IN perfect unison. and hr fully expects
10 win from Westminster by d"clS!Ts
score. Westminster. however, ShouIu
not ba moderated, for their del cat las
Saturday Will stand rankic IN tht's
minds. and they Will be out dctcrnlnTS9
to win ut any cost. TIL" game Snouiu
l., Sensational and. according IN Hcthhny
fans, should he featured by '"ng runs
hv Kelly and Armstrong. hoth tnese
men being speedy and of proven ability
in open field running. Doc t'!der WI.
hr thrrn with his old reliable. steady
style of play both on offcMSo ana ae-
fHnS".
rhr t,oms will lineup and be number
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
LEGISLATURE

The following candidates have beer
elected 10 the West Virginia legislature
in addition 10 thOEN already announced
in The lntclligcnCCr:
senate
Fourth diStrIct--R. L. Shinn. iR).
Eighth distr!Ct---li. G. Shaffer n)
GOdbey (Rl.
House Of Delegates
Mason county,. NJ. Crump (l0. w
b. Shiflnt CRY.
Bnrhnur-E. f. Thnnnson -lRl-
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poppRDaE COUNTY.

Special Dispatch 70 The InteII!EeHCtr'
West Union. w. Va, Nov 5.-Doud-
ridge county. complete. gives:
For PresIdcnt-CoX 90, 1852: Hard
ing (R). a,l23. Hardings piuraIity'
For Congress. Third DistriCt--kiId,
%, 1856; Reed (R). 1902. Reeds
plurality. 1905.
; For Governor-Koontz CD. LIS;
Montgomery q. PO, 800 Morgan (k.)'
$50. Morgan's plurality. 1906.
For state Senate--BoCk CD, l.li8;
white (RD, 3.092. Whites majority
The following candidate for the house
Of delegates was elected: George e. HOW
ard, Republican.
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WANTNp-pIstr!buters to handle sale

wANTHD-Distr!bute to handle sale
and distribution Of DeLoach Quick Ice
Machines, specially designed plants to
produce ice and refrigeration quickly at
low cost. Newly discovered principle
makes this a splendid proposition for
small towns and large Individual con-
sumsrs of ice. Simple In construction.
economically operated Makes Ice four
times faster than old methods, capacity
in operation giving perfect satisfaction.
An essential in every small town, will
make big money for distributor who can
control at least $4,000 capital and far
n!sh gilt-edge reference. DeLoach Quick
Le Machine Co., Manufacturers, Column
iiu, s. C.. o-SO-n-o
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl :. xa1asr. Frog.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
p-,v... cnspsl, lnx ChApltAs Ssssss
Gu RAoA0s 101s-loA1
DIED

,r.~or-At the Ohio Valley General
hospitaI. Sunday. October ;31st. ls2S;
~ h.SS o'clock a. m. FREDA. vile OF
Henry seamom. in her 4lst year. t hs
remains have been removes " ~"
nome Of her mother Mrs. "Hsoh' ~
Twenty-third street
Funeral notice hereafter.
srEwARr-At Moundsville. on Thurs'
Iay' November 4, 1879. ANNE n
STEWART. wife Of the late T. u
Stewart -,
Funeral services at the home OF ner is
tor. Mrs. NJ. A. Sanders; W. on Fri.
sam Ave. Moundsville, W. Va on TT
G i"t, r % November S. at o.clock
Element I private Saturday morning
q; Mcundsyille, al ~ o'clock onx,
go ,tiitsburrh papers please copyD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
WILL BE REORGANIzED

New York. Nov. a.-Reor organization or
tho D"noCrati" National committee may
take mace in Washington early In Do
c-mhcr. when George White. chairman.
expects to call q conference Of COM
m!ttce members. he announced here to-
day.
the situation IL entirely different
from eight and four years ago. Mr.
White said Like the Republicans OF
those years. We can have tho anvil
chorus otter March T."
Jefferson County.
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The teams will lineup and be number
cHARLERo1 STRIKE SPREADS.

BRUSSELS Nov. 4.--Tho strike Of coal
miners In the Chartered coal fields,
which became effective Tuesday. has
spread TO the LaLouvierc region. I'm
miles west northwest Of Charleroi. The
miners involved in the strike number
5000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06

FOR sALH-Piumbing stock. tools am
fixtures. Only shop in town OF $500
people. New water works. Will sell
stock at invoice. For full particulars
call on Il. y. Shave. between 3ith and
35th Sts on Lincoln Ave, between
and o'clock in evenings, Shadyside,
Ohio. Owner has gone into another BUSH
ness. o-1e.p
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wAHrXD-A9ENTa

wANrED-Agen,s. Make $50 weekly
taking orders fol. fast selling Goo 1000.
year raincoats: hundreds OF orders WAIT
In: $3.50 an hour for .pare time; we de-
liver and collect: sampl" coat free. wIits
tr day for agency. Goodyear MFG; GO"
sS2S Goodyear BLDG Kansas CITY, 20.
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roorpAI.r. RESULTS

At Austin. Tex: University OF Texas
o.; Phillips University y.
At birmingham. Ala: mississippi COL
lcge Il; Howard College 1.
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CONGRESS
House

House
West Yirginia-Fifth district Wells
GoodykoontZ. (R(.
Observation-Disclosures district. ]. Chas
Linthicum. 90.
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roE sALE-5 roomed house. good water,
acres Of ground. 2 hogs, 40 chickens
and machinery. Call 207J Martins Ferry.
o-2l-t
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FOE EALE

FoR SALE-At Rayland. o., 50 acres
good farming land; can be used az
truck garden, acres bottom land, good
house and barn, fine water, fruit for
home use: situated X mile from Ray
land, Oaio. -1rs. Philip Truax and Son.
Rayland. Ohio. o-2s-t
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wANTED-At once. a furnished apart
mcnt. kitchen. dining room and batn.
Address NJ, 1ntelligencer. n-S-l
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ron HALE-AUT0S.

FoH sALE-Late 1920 Oakland Road
, ster will be sold at n real bargain.
Call at the Eureka garage in evenings or
! phone Wig. 4SE. n-b-p
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aua1nEsa oPPoxruH1Tua

SEND now for free booklet How to Be
Successful In the Real Estate Busi-
ness" State present occupation. Mac
donald Cooperative Realty Co, San
Diego, Cal. o-3O-n-6
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PERSSIAL

FITS. Mrs. Gram cured by simple dis.
covery. Doctors gave her up: VIII
send free. A. Lepso. 306 Island Ave.
Milwaukee, Wise n-e-B
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APARr1rEErs WAITED.

WANTED-Bahy carriage in good con-
dition. Write J. E. N. Care 1ntelligencer
11-S-3t
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ZOE SALE

roe sALE-Late 1920 Oakland roadster.
| Equipped extra tire. motormeter and
| other accessories. Quick sale si,oIe.Oo.
Phone Wig. 49, or call at Eureka gar
age after 900 p. m. o-z6-m
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FoH sALE-Late 1920 Nash touring car.
! extra tire. bumper and other extras. A
! bargain at Sl,550.00. Call at Eureka
garage at 200 y. m. o-2S-m
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MISCELLANEOUS

Po2 RrNT-Masqusrads and Parade
Costumes, for men. women and chill
dren, at 4071a North Huron street. Phone
l976-M. h-o-S
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wNE1D-AI1

wANTED-Boy over 16 years old. APP
ply Anderson Caramel Co., No; 70
10th ST. n-A-l
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wANTED-A white cook. Apply Mrs.
D. G. Hearne. Echo Point or call
Wood Sdale 4. n.1-t
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-03-25

FOR SALE-I own several hundred
acres of choice pieces of land about
half way between Milaca and Mile
Laos lake, close to Scenic highway,
which makes land worth at least $40
per acre more, that will sell at $25
per acre on contract. It has some
nice young timber large enough for
saw logs and only 2 miles from a
sawmill, one mile from school house,
farmers living all around it. This
land is worth $40, per acre with the
timber that is on it. Write L. J. Chad
bourne, 4014 Sheridan Ave. &c., Min
neapolis. Site
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION of thi!

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION of this
level 16O-acre dairy farm, $50 per
acre. only two miles from Siren; 40
acres under plow, 60 acres hay mea-
dow, >6-room house, 70 foot barn, room
for IS head; solo, machine shed, black
smith shop, ice house and wind mill;
good water. Only $4,000, $4,000 cash.
Send for free list of this and many
other dairy farms in the good quality
section of southern Burnett county.
Address J. E. Spangborg, Cashier,
Bank of Siren, Siren, Wis. 1926
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FOR RENT

FARM FOR RENT-The Reichert
Bros. farm of 700 acres, located z
miles from town is for rent for this
season, by present owners, to one or
more desirable tenants. There are.
about 400 acres in field, 200 of which is
plowed and ready for crop, 60 seeded
to rye, 40 to clover; 12O acres of fine
natural meadow and balance in pas
ture. There are two sets of fairly
good buildings and the farm is in a
good state of cultivation. Robt. H.
King. 14-1c 3
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NOTICE Owing to the condition
Of the roads last week farmers were
unable to bring in machinery from
any distance, and for the benefit Of
those who could not get their machin-
cry and stock to town T. J. Kaliher
will hold sale at Hunts barn on
April 3. List your goods. 14-1c
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-03-25

FOR SALE-Our registered Polled
bull, eagle Eye Vivtor," No. 31160,
calved June 3, 1916. If you are look
ing for an extra good Red Polled bull
at less than he cost when a calf, in
quire of Nelson King, R. 4, Princeton.
Telephone 6F22. 1880
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AS to Finger Bowls,

Mistress You don't seem to know
about finger bowls, Norah. Didn't
they have them at the last place you
worked 3? Maid No, ma'am!: They
mostly washed themselves before they
came to the table.-Life.
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FOR SALE.

FOR Waterloo gasoline
engine, 214 horse power, with pump
jack, almost new; also some wild hay.
Peter Poortinga, quarter mile south of
Catholic church, Greenbush. 14-2p
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FOR SALE-One pure-bred short
horn bull, 10 months old; one pure
bred Percheron stallion, and some
good young draft horses. Arthur w.
Sleeves, Princeton, Minn,, telephone
1921. ~. 7-tfc
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Will Shin Livestock.

We will take in livestock on Mon
day, March 20, for shipment. Persons
desiring to ship should list their stock
with US on Friday, March 26.
Val Sausser, Manager
l32c Farmers Co-Operative Co.
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FOR SALE-One black horse
years old and one brown horse years
old, weight 5000. Inquire of L. R.
Pierson, county home. 13-tfc
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Immanuel's Lutheran.

March 26-1O:3O a. M, Lenten SER
Vice. y ~a 1. :
1 p. M, instruction.
8 p. M, choir practice.
March 28-10:30 a. M, service; af-
ter service quarterly meeting.
April GOOD Friday.
10 a. M, confessional service.
1880 a. m, Divine service connected
with the celebration of the Lords sup
|per.
April 4-1o:30 a. M, Easter service,
Germany.
April $1,000 a. M, service, Ger
mani. w. r. Vogel, Pastor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTEDt Old rags, scrap iron,'
newspapers. magazines and bottles.
S. Weiss, residence north of depot,
next to planning mill, telephone Is.
12-4p
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good condition. Jack Carmody, r. 1,
Princeton. 12-3p

FOR RENT Good house, liz mile
from Princeton. Can have cows,
chickens and garden. Possession at
once. See or call N. J. Pearson, Route
No. 3. 12-tfc
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statesmen WANTED to solicit
orders for lubricating oils, greases and
paints. Salary or commission. Ad-
dress the Harvey Oil Co., Cleveland,
Ohio. 14-lp
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WANTED-Man to work on farm
this summer, beginning April 1. State
wages wanted. A. w. Medin, Anoka,
MINI. 13-2c
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FOR SALE-Single-combfull-b blood
ed White Leghorn eggs for Matching.
j. 0. Runsten, Princeton, 'phonc 1877.
13-4p
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FOR RENT-An 8O-acre farm, as
acres under pbw, good buildings. Can
be had with stock and machinery for
half rent. Alfred Schonberg, Route
l, Dalbo. 1921
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Swedish Lutheran.

In Greenbush, Sunday school at 10
a. m.
In Princeton, Sunday school at
p. M; English service at p. m.
The Ladies' Aid of Princeton meets
with Mrs. J. P. Carlson On Tuesday af-
ternoon, April 1.
N. A. Almer, Pastor.
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FOR SALE-A good team of mules,
aged 5 and years. D. Groen, Route
5, Princeton; phone 29F3. 14-2p
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FOR SALE-About Is bushels of
aliske clover seed, free from quack
grass. Scott Bruce, Route 5, box SO,
Princeton. 14-3p
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FOR SALE-Fourteen lots "a block)
good six-room house, garage, barn;
shade trees; two blocks south of high
school. c. Guldborg, R. 4, Silver lake.
14S1p
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FOR SALE-A stack of millet hay,
about 4 tons. Henry Will, section SO,
Bogus Brook. ~ 14-lc
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Christian Science

Christian Science Society Of Prince
ton, l. 0. 0: F. hall, Sunday at 8 p. m.
Sunday school at 1:45 p. m.
Bible lesson subject, Reality"
A cordial invitation extended to all.
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FOR SALE-About 100 bushels of
Marquis No. 1 seed wheat; price So
per sbushel. Sample at Gramer's hard
ware store. Bert Griswold, Princeton.
1922
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FOR SALE-Three yearling Angus
bulls, two eligible to register and one
grade, $50 to $50. Johnson Bros,
Route 5, Princeton. 12-tfc
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FOR sALE-Registered Ayrshire
bull, years old, gentle. A. A. Tiff,
Zimmerman, 1886
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Congregational.

Congregational
Sunday school at 10.
Morning service at II; subject, 'sLife
and GROWTH" text, **Let both grow to-
gather until the harvest
Services will be held in the north
room of the new school'house.
Everybody welcome.
W. B. Milne.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A housekeeper. If mu-
tually agreeable would marry. Box
~, Pease postoffice. 14-3p
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CHURCH NOTES s

St. Edwards,
Friday, 8<p. m.-Stations of the
cross end sermon.
Sunday, 8 a. m.-Low mass and dis
trlbutlon of holy communion.
1890 a. m. Services in Greenbush.
4 8 p. m.-Lenten devotions.
Rev. c. A. Mayer.
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Where the Rub Comes.

You wouldn't need 20 care what the
neighbors say about you if they
weren't so often right.
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FOR RENT 4 have pasture room
for about 100 head Of cattle. Kenneth
Kenely, Princeton, Route 1. .14-3p
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Methodist.

Passion week services.
Palm Sunday:
10-Class meeting.
10:3o-Sermon, GLOW 1 Escaped
From the Underworld" by S. Palmer
Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Mr.. Palmer
secretary.
11:45-Sabbath school.
3-Meeting foc men addressed by
Mr.. Palmer.
6:45- Epworth league.
Passion week services during the
week each evening at 8. We expect
Miss Alma Rciber and Miss hurry to
be with us part of the week.
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