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The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-11
CAN YOU BEAT IT?

If your fur coat is any good at all, it is worth a frst-class lining. furnish material and guarantee la- Dor, all for SIS. Ring up
 D'ORSAY'S TAILOR SHOP.
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nenana, Alaska. 1n,er,or Fuel Depot
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-11

Nenana, the Gateway to Mckinley
 National Park.
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before July 1920 will the of twelve Section Chapter H. B. All levied and this shall assessed lien shall be prior all
 
 shall be personally liable for and such together with penalties collected in ton brought the the School District court of competent Jurisdiction.
 CARL SCHMIDT Assessor, Board
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Printing and Developing. Mrs. C. w. Adams. kl4
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FuE EENT-I.cd rooms. Coz Pierce.
lSi 3p
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SMALL restaurant for sale or trade.
Cali ~ Buchanan. i57 Gp
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luR SALE llhs buggy n sood ,hap,.
iUi y. Lincoln. lGl 10
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FoH HENT--uuc bed roum ioi y.
Lincoln l6l -
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TOO LITE TO CLASSIFY

NOR SAFE Automobile. Pricr $500:
t.u4 Apyls poe Mnnru" street
iGi 80
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. room modcrn east front. well d..
oatt.l pn " i-roc uu the paNVmunt.
pii,c >sooo. siaoO cash. balance easy. lc
tlb'M LAND go. Phone 80
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tur REST Two Uulurrish~l rvon,s.
ST.. J,huyun tr, Z. lol ~
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! room mnd'rn. east front. Pierce -.
$500. stun cash. balance easy. L.
'IhiM LAND go. !'h,nv 10
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FOL, Stlsl:-- iropm modern huiisr To-
y" moved "ii lot. prize $500. L.
UlpM LAND 60. phon, L..
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FnE SAll;---G room modcrn east front
bungalow ,g""l luraiiun. price Ssooq:
ssiuo cash. balance EASY. Ic
.tDDM LAND GO. Phone Il,
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room modern, god lo,atiuIl. ONLY
siioo. Sl,a0 cash. balance easy L.
, IHiu l.AssD go. Phone o.,
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Isut plHU. street, i'.
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cry Il,DpEETy

WV Nfl'l.itl y
FOR SALE room mudprn best locn.
ton Van Eurcn. q rrll bargain for
SgiOO. SlNnn cash. balance easy.
New room bungalow. southwest part
every convenience iuri completed; prize
Sl05O0' $1,000 cash. balance gisv.
New . runm bungalow roush uFFt.
price $3.50. Sl1JO cash balance easy
2 r"nm modern woll located. Price
'inn0. Sl0o0 'nrh balance easy
I room modern Pierce street. price
Sjann. sNn0 cash. halaucc like rent
: ruum rloge IN IN Monroe. price
S27a0. $500 cash balance SiONO month.
rooms jackson strc't. price $4,000.
5000 cash halarrc iust like rent.
. r"om furnished Buohnnnn. price
f21s0. good terms
. rroms West Eth. price S2so0. small
clrh pavmeni balance like rant
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80 Fupul lildE. Phone "a
100 gr
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Vacant Property

Sorrc auod luts Gle e. la "n Folk Street,
prir'l O. III. s,r "a, Tar price AMI terms
w hiv" dand, hgilding location on Mon.
fn', northeast corner Io;. IOoSIIo. This j.
.hr hest c'tncr In NuiariHn.
TEiC&tGr TEhCkit.E: some of the
iris ~'lrrt.
\ I'oie 3'o,k - lnts rcr SIN Iacinio
a. g.t-, fuf sp75. oRr.Tourih cash. balance
cIsl.
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fulg GENT-'rv" large. front rooms.
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EAST FRONT CORNER


EAST FRONT Cul.NEI.
room iuodvfn. god lO,atiun. only
Aiiu0. Slsau cash. balance easy. D.
lhiu l.AssD go. Phone "a
. room modern east front. we'll lu
oatcl pn " icroc on the paNvmunt
pii'c >so0u. sis0O cash. balance casy. lc
tbpM LAND go. Phone 90
room mnd,in. rast frnt. Pierce ~.
$500. S,uu cash. balance easy L.
.'Ih'M LAND go. ghon, Ia
FOH SALE iroom modern house 10
10" moved "ff lut. prir, $500. l.,
.blh'M LAND 90. Phone Ia
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bungalow .g""d luratiun. price Ssp0q:
ssiuO cash. balance ,asy Ic
.'lhM LAND 60. Phone Ia
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~ ROOM mui.iu. cant front clos. An
god location, price s,ouu, siuas cash.
ml'n'" 'niN, ic
.BDuM LAND 60. phun, az
FuE GENT--uuc bed room. ioi y
Lincoln lGl -
loii SALE l,,h. buggy n good shane
loi y. Lincoln lGi p
FuE RENT-rwo large. front rooms.
Hnitahir tea ,uuri". l'hou, 80. .na Eu,h.
nEnn ftrct. lel -
ruE EENT-I!cd rooms. eoi Pierce
To- 3p
FOg SAl.E-Fine Jersey Jus, now fresh
''ud culf she, d1udy Clll al 1895
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\ REAL Oll. LEASE
Oil lolrt near k"np Munger Ancr
?. acres luritcd iva milrs SW of VII
t.during "a barrels daily can top ct
rand ~ 1900 feet. Three miles north.
'ft 81 we'll producing sooa hnrt,ls
llily. Ahuut two utlrs north $500 e..
test nov being drilled ieo wards irum
w,'l rt"ducing ~ barrels AZ sii u.
81 miles from Watkins well This
" exactly between productions and
l,nl,. Eirhiv gpud i'rir- slleo Der
acre. will sell part ~ .all
TENIrLAINS REALTY AND uII
LEASE go. s1p ~ rsIlk. lcI
FOR SALE
one Dndgc : pags, niger car In gond
condition,
one nulcl, Sis Dli. $3.50 o.
i ROONEY 4 80.
IL Wet sth 81. Phone SIC. lGl o.
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fOR RENT
Real estate cfficc IN the hest loCaiion.
luinlahed ca unnirnishcd call .ao. L.
SIX ROOM ~, NSTEl,ED HOUSE
Thla house IL rrarticnllv new. Gis
built tn features "n guol street iou
can huv this place With S"" cash,
hli,n,, ysa nsr month Lei
T.. ". GOTTEN a 60. Phone ~
House ASH lot vol, Si0oo
This honr, h;m thrcr rooms ON anx''o
t,m ln.. s.no cash. valance So per
,,.,,,b icl
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.---a.a..-.
EIupT ROOM PLAS-Ei.ED HOUSE
Two lets aud eight room modern
hausc for 5000. with $1,000 cash. lc|
T. W. CUT Ten W '""'" -
NEW RRlCH HOME
beautiful hrlcl, homo. mudvrn in every
wrv east FRAT. ii,rasd drwewaN
q. rYants huus. ON hes, street in th"|
city. can bc puroraso' ON good terms
80. a. oOo ic'
f. W. GOTTEN 4 60 puckctt Hldr
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MARRIED MAN with ten Years "pcri'
managing general farming and siock'
,ai ing. wa pos ltion. cav op' rate
an M lcrn farm machinery. SOL LIN
Il, ,,h.no t-eO iGi ep|
ron SAI.E--Dishes. etc. HON" made
otilts and mattresses and other Nnal
articles lind me al City Drug store inr
i.v dave. A. l.. Jayne. l0l 'p
rrENIsuEp ROOM tor rent. bath All
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FOG SAl.E-Fine Jcrsev Jus, now fresh
'rud clf Sh-'i % d1udN Clll al 1926
buchanan. Phone 1885 l6t q
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YOl' can get plain shoe repairing dome
~ 1890 = johnson ST. 1850 Gp
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ROOM mud"fu. rant front clos, In.
good location. price ssoeu. siuoa cash.
balance ,nHN. ic
bihM LAND 90. Phone ~
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14
SPRING HILL.

Sam w Wilcox of this place to date has sold two bales of 1920 cotton.
 Mrs. John Lyons of Republican wis. ited her daughter, Mrs. J. R. Snow of this place last week.
 Miss Alberta McCollum returned home with J. l. Robinson and family after few days stay with them.
 Tom Wofford and family of Stony Point were guests of MT. and Mrs. Joe Golf Sunday.
 Miss Maggie Higgs of Conway is spending the week with her sisted Mrs. E. A. Tilley.
 Will Rhotton and family of Pleas ant Valley were at Roy Sims Sunday Clint Ellzey and family of near Con- way visited at W. o. Nixon's Sunday Miss Flossie Grisham is isiting Miss lea Smith at present.
 Mrs. Minnie Snow and children and Miss Carrie Adkins are visiting rel atives in England this week.
 Mrs. Hattie Mills and children wis. ited her son Britton of Roden's Mil Sunday.
 September IA.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14
M HENRY TO HANDLE
 WAR VICTORY MEDALS

Victory medals of all army and na- wy veterans of the great war may be secured through Capt. G. s. McHenry, who has been appointed medal officer for this county. The medal was cast by the government from a design se- lected from a number submitted by fa- nous artists, and is said to be high ly valuable and ornamental souvenir of the war. Veterans who wish one of the medals should call upon Captain McHenry at the office of the Faulk- her County Abstract Company. No charge will be made for the notorial work required to complete the affida- wit which each veteran must execute before a medal is issued.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14
GAIN AT HENDRIX
 IN STUDENT BODY

Enrolment of students at Hendrix College continues daily, J. I. McClur- kin, treasurer, said today, despite the l fact that classwork has been in prog ress for several days. Several letters were received by the business office this morning containing applications for admittance, and the total probably will reach $50 before the end of this week. At noon today, 300 students had matriculated. This is just 35 less
 than the entire enrolment last year, and is perhaps more than the enroll ment to this date last fall.
 The Y M. and Y. w. C. A. recep- tion last night in the society halls of the college was unusually successful. Many toWnspeople were among those present, and they made the new stu dents feel that they were welcome in Conway. A short vaudeville program arranged by the reception committee
 was interesting. Refreshments were served.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14
MRS. D. J. HIGHTOWER.

Mrs. Tine Hightower, wife of D. J. Hightower, died early Friday morning September 3, 1920, at the family resi- dence three miles southeast of Green brier, following a long illness. Tuner al services were conducted Saturday afternoon by Rev J. E. Claunch, in- terment being at East Shady Grove cemetery.
 Mrs. Hightower was born in Nur- " county, Ga, September 28, 1866 and moved with her parents, Mr. anc Mrs. Win Glover, to Faulkner county the fall of 1872. making the trip over land in an OK wagon. She professed hope in Christ at the age of 19 years She was married February ,, 1885 She joined the Missionary Baptist church in 1900 She was a conse- crated Christian, a true wife and a loing mother. Besides her husband she leaves three sons and host of relatives and friends.
 To the bereaved ones we would say, weep not as those that have no hope, for we realize that sch has only paid the debt that sooner or later We must all pay, A Friend.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14
STUDY CLASS SOCIAL.

The mission study class of the Meth cdist church held most enjoyable so- cial meeting Monday afternoon in the basement of the church in honor of the new corners in Conway.
 The following program was rem dered:
 Changing a Sign," a dramatic presentation of medical missions based on the book Crusade of Con- passion," which the class has just completed, was given by eight girls of Oerseas Club in appropriate cos tunes as follows: medical graduate, EXine Benefeld; Chinese grl, Irene Morgan; Japanese girl, Ernestlne Thompson; Korean girl, Mary Muse ,; Philippine girl, Irene Ledbetter; Af- rican girl, Mamie Lea; Indian girl, Grace Powell.
 Reading, "Women of Vest" Gene Brown.
 Song, Prom All the Dark Places,' , Overseas Club.
 Solo, ''No One Told Me of Jesus" Mrs. J. T. Deal.
 Discussion from Crusade of Con- passion,' led by Mrs. B. T. Deal.
 Presentation of new text to be stud jed, Mrs. R. c. Morehead.
 Despite the shower just before the opening about 60 ladies were present and enjoyed the social hour that fol- lowed.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14
GRAND'S FEATURE SERIAL.

Manager Lloyd D. Lawson of Haul ber's Grand is probably establishing a new record locally for the amount of advertising given a motion picture. Newspaper, billboard, poster and sev- eral other kinds of advertising are being literally used to exploit "The Vanishing Dagger" feature serial which will be started at the theatre Wednesday and then exhibited in week. ly installments until completed Man ager Lawson is not overlooking any opportunity of bringing the serial to the notice of the public.
 Eddie Polo, who is in class by him. self as an original and daring pro- ducer and actor, heads the cast in "The Vanishing Dagger" Tense situations and overpowering climaxes are said to follow upon one another repidly as the story is unwound, while Polos own exploits set new mark for productions of this nature.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14
ROWLETT.

W. W. Price and wife and M. k. Price and wife attended the show at Conway last week.
 Nose Rowlett and family, Willie Gentry and wife, M. E. Price and fam ily, Dr. Canister and wife and Carlton Price attended the watermelon feast at Mrs Flora Blair's Sunday.
 Misses Willi Blair and Flora Blair were shopping at Guy Saturday.
 w. w. Price has gone to Hot Springs for treatment for rheumatism.
 MT. Warner has been real sick for seeral days, but is reported better at the present time.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. H. Bivens visited at Tom Modes Sunday.
 Cecil Rowlett and wife visited at E. H. RowIett's Sunday.
 The Rowlett ball team played New Home Saturday, 13 to Is in New Homes favor. Come again New Home.
 September IA.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14
NEW DEPARTMENT AT FARMERS STATE
Local Bank to Encourage Thrift and Savings in Department, with At tractiye Interest Rates and Abso- lute Security to Depositors.

Men and women of Conway who own homes, have insurance to pay, and-what will be more important taxes. They will be high and in or der to help our friends be prepared for Pay Day we have opened our Saw ings Department. Savings Accounts will bear four per cent interest and funds can be withdrawn only by pre- senting book at window.
 Why can't we become city and a county of savers? Set aside a few dollars of each pay roll and "salt it away"
 Vacations, Christmas, and sickness can all be prepared for if you have the will power to put aside something regularly.
 We will be glad to have our friends drop in and start an account.-d1t
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14
grand champion. S5.

grand champion, S5.
 Calf-Best dairy calf, first S7.50 second S5; best beef calf, first $7.50 second $5; grand champion, S7.50. Peanuts-Best exhibit, first $1 second soc.
 Potatoes-Best exhibit, sweet, first $1, second 50c; best exhibit, Irish, first $1, second soc.
 Onions-Best exhibit, first $1, sec ond 50c.
 Sheep-Best individual, first $5 second S3.
 Prizes will be given to club members only. Ella Posey.
 Home Demonstration Agent.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14
BINDERS CLUB PRAISED.

One dozen jars of vegetables put up by the girls of the Enders canning club, on exhibit in the lobby of the Faulkner County Bank x Trus tCom- pany, are receiving much praise. The jars of vegetables were the first from this years crop, according to Home Agent Miss Ella Posey, and are unus- ually fine.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14
BATESVILLE REVIVAL.

A successful revival which resulted in 30 conversions was closed at Bates vile on Sunday by Rev. J. L. Shelby of Vilonia. The revival was only of one weeks duration, but all church work was greatly stimulated during the time. Rev. Shelby will open re- vival at Fl Paso on Sunday, Septem- Der 19.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14
FOR SALE HOGS

Registered Big Bone Black Poland- Chinas; l herd boar, as good as grows; ? brood sows, extra good; l bred gilt; several pigs, all registered. See or write E. Middleton, R. r. D. No. ?, Conway.-9-11d7tw1t
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14

Gran J. Vaughan of Pangburn, former student at Hendrix College, is here today on a visit to friends Mir Vaughan, who lacked one year of com 'pleting his work at the college, has decided not to re-enter school.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14

Farm for Sale-199 acres, miles west of Conway, 3 houses, ever-run- ming spring, good timber, meadows, on River road. Price $45 per acre. See Reeves & Burke-9-1 14dwtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14

Miss Florence Stuck arrived yester- day from Jonesbpro to resume her studies at Hendrix College.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14
NOTICE.

Systematic dipping begins at East Little vat Friday, September IT.
 A. W. Rice, dw1t U. s. Supervisor.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
(By United Press)

St. Louis, Sept. 14.-Cattle: receipts 1000, market steady, beef steers $6
 to SIPS, cows and heifers $4.50 to $1O.75. Hogs: receipts 6,500, market
 40 cents higher, good to heavy $15.75 to $16.75, bulk sales $17.50 to $17.70.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14
FOR SALE.

160 acres of land one mile west of city limit. Buy from owner and save commission. E. Middleton, R. r. D. No. ?, Conway-9-11d7tw1t
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14

STATE AND DISTRICT. (Formal nominations for these offices will be made at the Democratic state and district conventions.)
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
NATIONAL.

NATIONAL. For President JAMES M. COX. For Vice-President--- FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14
COUNTY.

COON11. For Representative
 E. T. HERRING. For County Judge 1 E. L. SMITH. For Circuit Clerk
 W. F. WHIDDON. For County Clerk
 DIR. J. A. HUTTO. For Sheriff w M. BRADY. For County Treasurer J. E. WOFFORD. For Tax Assessor
 ROY ROGERS. For Surveyor HUGH D. STEINER.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14

CADRON TOWNSHIP. For Justices of the Peace c. M. EASTERWOOD. w. B. WILSON. For Constable R. w. KING.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-14

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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-22

Mr. Ole Haldorson, Of Eugene, Ore
oon. arrived in the city this morning
from La Crosse County, Wis, where
he had been visiting friends and rela,
tiyes. He left Oregon on Dec. .: ana
has been visiting in several counties IN
the Badger state and is now on ms ms
wav home but dropped off to visit olo
time friends in the city. Mr.. Hal !oao
con settled in Barnes county IN iooV
and moved to Oregon some sixteen
Years ago. He has many friends mere
Who are pleased to again meet MN,
He expects to leave for Eugene IN
three or four days. , ,.as
This morning the Sophomore Class
Of the High School gave the student
body and faculty a pleasant surprise
bv presenting little pantomine farce
(which ended up in somewhat sensa-
tional. but comic climax, where all T., the
members Of the caste were killed: Inc
NAV showed that the sophs had put
lots Of time in practice, and also snow 20,
cd great originality on their part: Inc
different classes are competing !or
4nr;ze to be given ut the end OF the
Wear to the class having the most
,noints--the points being given ior
scholarship, attendance, Originality,
land public appearance. The sophs
.,.xcel' \ each Of these, and are sure
r;v;np the other classes good rub.
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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-22

meeting was held to rejoice over the
coming of national prohibition. The
speakers were Mrs. Elizabeth Preston
Anderson state president of the W. c.
T. U. and Rev. F. L. Watkins of the
State Enforcement League. Mrs. An
derson gave a splendid talk telling
something of the many years of val
liant work of the w. C. T. U. and how
happy they all were over this glorious
victory. She also told of the need
for action on the part of all of our peo-
pie in order to save the blue laws of
the coming election in March. Mr..
Watkins then spoke on law enforce
ment. He said that the work of the
temperance forces was by no means
over. He said that the new law was
a splendid one but that it must be
enforced. He also told what would
happen in the state if our Blue Laws
were wiped out in the coming election
and said our good people must get
busy and stay busy. Rev. G. E. Yer
milya was present and assisted in the
meeting. The music by the Methodist
choir is deserving Of special mention
particularly a solo by Ronald Wright
entitled John Barleycorn Good Bye"
The local Woman's Christian Temper
ance Unions attended the meeting IN
body.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-22
ANNUAL MEETING OF
FAIR ASSOCIATION

r Tuesday afternoon the annual meet
ing of the Barnes County Agricultural
Fair Association was held in the
council chamber at the city hall. The
meeting was presided over by Presi-
dent James Kelly. Two hundred and
two shares were represented. The
election of officers resulted as follows
President-Dayid S. Richie.
First Vice President-Dr. &. A. An
dcrson.
Second Vice President-C. S. Brown
Rogers.
Directors for Three Years.. 81
Whitcher, w. S. Emery and j: H.
Sampson. ,o
The dates for the 1920 fair meet are
to be July 9Th, 7th, 9th and 9th.
After the stockholders meeting the
board of directors met and named M
P. Krogh as treasurer and l. J. Moe
secretary. W. T. Craswell was nam,
ed as assistant to the treasurer and
secretary. Another meeting OF tht
board Of directors will be held in the
near future when the various com.
mittees. will be. named and the WORK
started for putting On the greatest
fair IN the history Of Barnes county
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-22
OWN YOUR OWN HOME

Have you Home Center-or are
YOU renter. !.
Have you Saving Rent-or must
YOU e'er pay rent?
Better own than pay rent! =
Jsit your intent always to pay rent ?
"Home Sweet Home" Is Sweeter-,
if You Own it! !.
Your Hearth Is More Welcome-if
you own it!
Whether Of lumber, brick. or stone
tits sweeter home, if you own your
own. :,
Your love is shown by the home
you own.
The erection Of home is protec-
ton.
Rear home to rear your children
The foundation of the nation is the
home.
Why pay rent? Acquire saving n
bent. - -,
Don't deiay!. Buy today! There.
. wayt =
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-22

The Chaplin Tire and Repair 20.
have recently moved to 214 West Main
street and have installed a complete
line of new equipment which will
enable them to handle large business
and give prompt service. The Chaplin
Brothers are both skilled workmen IN
their line. Formerly they were en-
ployed by the Vannett Tire Co., at
Minot, N. D. They handle the Gates
line exclusively which includes the
5000 mile puncture-proof Gates, Halt
Sole Tire; the Gates Double mileage
Tire and the Gates :Vulco Cord Tire;
also the Gates Tested Tubes, 800 per
cent stretch guaranteed. All work
leaves their shop with reliable guar
antee of absolute satisfaction. They
are we'll equipped in experience and
machinery and will be glad to, supply
your needs for the coming season. i.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-22

The baseball fans are getting in
line to have a first-class ball team the
coming season and will hold a meet
ing to lay plans for this at the city
hall on Tuesday evening at eight o.
clock. All baseball fans are invited
and requested to be present at this
meeting. There is considerable pep
being shown among the local fans.
Mr.. Sampson and Mr.. Green, of the
Green's Lunch Room, have signifie.d
their Willingness to donate the days
receipts towards fund. Manager
Piller, Of the Grand, always willing to
do his bit, has said he will donate the
evenings receipts some evening, and
others are showing the same kind OF
baseball spirit. Let's have real team
this year that will wipe the diamond
with the best in the state. Brother
Heinze. Of Tower City, has his atten-
ton called to this article. His team
walloped us last year and we do not
intend to have his bunch do that this
year.