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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-16

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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-16
ANTED
NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS

have severed my connection With
The Cambridge Auto Co., and will
be located at the garage formerly oc-
cupied by Walter Slacum, No. lis
Race street, where 1 will be pre-
pared to do all kinds of repair work
on all makes of autom obiles, having
had many years experience in the
business, and will appreciate a share
Of the public's patronage. Salts
factory work guaranteed.
CLARENCE. E. JONES,
115 Race St., Cambridge, Maryland.
3I29-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-16
NOTICE

All persons owning boats now on my
shore and land, between Willis and
Oakley, will please have same remov-
ed and no one will be allowed to haul
any more boats there in the future.
4I2-tf E. S. PHILLIPS
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-16
Robertson's Direct Appeal to Voters
Brings Wide Popular Approval
Candidates Courageous, Declaration of Prin-
ciples Wins Commendation From
People Press and Leaders

Hilton w. Robertsons direct appeal to the
voters of Dorchester county for their suffrage at the
Primary election, be held May 3rd, and his cou-
rageous declaration Of principles is bringing flood
of enthusiastic support to his race for Congress
This support COMES from all sections and all
elements people, press and leaders. With the cam
paign less than month old letters of commenda-
ton already pouring into headquarters at Sails
bury evoked by the campaign of publicity and Mr..
Robertson's personal talks with the people of the
district.
The following expression, from Charles w.
Brohawn. of Salem, Dorchester County, a former
member of the Legislature, is typical:
You are entitled to the congratulation OF
every broad-minded the Eastern Shore for
the brave and manly position you have taken on
the prohibition question If you never get to Con-
gress. you have shown you ought to be there Ii
there had been such in our past Congresses. in
stead of whitening towards as many OF them like
Volstead are proving to be there would be trou-
BILE W.
Like yourself 1 am teetotaller. not by legis-
lation, but by the Grace of God, but l view with
alarm and disgust the encroachment being made up
rio cofth att norSOnal rights
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-16
Literary Society Re-Organized

The Literary Society of our High
School was reorganized last Friday
afternoon with the election of the
following officers s
Miss Nina Thompson, Pres; Miss
Ida Geoghegan, Vice-Pres.; Master
Stapleforte Neild, Sec; Miss Ella
Geoghegan, Pianist; Master Byron
Wiley, Censor; Miss Mary Dashiell,
Critic.
This school auxiliary was organ-
lied at the beginning of the school
year, but owing to weather condi-
tions and consequent irregular att
tendance of pupils, the meetings
were discontinued during the winter
months. Now that a piano has been
very recently installed in the school
this will lend new interest and at
tractiveness to the regular weekly
meetings of the Society as well as
make more interesting and instruc-
tive the daily opening exercise OF
the school.
The funds for the purchase OF
this fine instrument were raised
wholly through the efforts Of the
teachers and pupils of the school and
great credit is due them for accom-
plishing such a work.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-16

-. 2. 8, 4, burner oil stoves and
ovens. Phillips Hardware Co.
Kitchen cabinets-best by test
Phillips Hardware Co.
Lawn mowers, lawn rakes, noes
spades. forks. Phillips Hardware
Co.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-16

ls- Cascarets end biliousness, head
ache, colds, and constipation so gent
" you're never even inconvenlenced-
There is no gripping and none of the
explosive aftereffects of cathartlcs
like Calomel, Salts, sickening Oil OF
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
BUSINESS CHANGES a HOUSE

15-room brick building, well fur good location; receipts S450 to $500 per month. Building and fur niture. s16.000; reasonable amount down and easy terms.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
wANrED-MIscELLANEous q

DON'T SACRIFICE your mining claim. We can do your assessment work anywhere in Arizona Call on or address J. Holmsley. 933 E. Van Buren 1e~I
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
BUSINESS CHANGES

EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPPOR- TUNITY FOR HIGH GLASS BUSH NESS MAN to purchase a full or half interest in one of the largest and best automobile concerns in Arizona. Will bear the fullest investigation. Long lease on large premises, best lines of automobiles and trucks, with we'll de- veloped business. Will consider prln- cipals only, Address Box 1SY, Repub-
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
FOR RENT
 Furnished Home

Suburban, beautiful room modern, among the orange groves in Central Ave. seOO per month. q Co months.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
A Rare Change

Down town confectionery, restaurant, cheap lease, good paying proposi- tion, s6000 cash will handle it, balance to suit buyer. No agents or triflers.
 Inquire Box SAX, Republican. ak
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
Liberty Bonds BOUGHT FOR CAST
 B. H. Dodt

" L-s21 ~ <alza-n =. -
 ] CAN PAY you more for your sec ondhand goods and sell for less. O. K Exchange, 14th Sr- and Van Buren- Phone SO29. fl
 WE want to buy all your furniture, household goods. tools. harness or any thing of value When you get ready to sell, call 3093. We will give more than any one. Jefferson Street Auc- ton House. If WANTED-Butcher stock Of all kinds. O. K. Market, 5O3 F. Washing ton st. Telephone 37S6. if
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
Special This Week

14-ioom foomlng mousse, cOmpletely furnished, including 2-year lease; price for this week, S16OO
 V. M, FIKE REALTY co.
 IT E. Adams dg from $125 to s2OO business a day. P. o. Box 51. ak EQUIPMENT and location of going tire house, suitable for automobile salesroom, cheap rent; $500 takes it. Box 75X, Republican. ak WANTED-One or two live men to purchase interest in cash grocery bus mess in good town; must take active management, present owner will retain interest but will not be active in busi- ness. Inquire at 709 W. Mckinley St.
 e
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
O'Barr & Pinnick
 Realty Go.
no N. 1st Ave.

BOOMING HOUSES
 14-room rooming house, very close in and doing a good business. Lease and furniture for sale for S3500; $2500 cash.
 33-room rooming house, doing best business of any in town of this size. Furniture and long lease for sale. Price right.
 These won't last long, so if you are interested come in. Don't phone. SANDIGE AGRICULTURAL co.
 331 w. Washington St. dg WILL SELL my dairy herd of 12 fine Jersey and Durham cows, with all bottles, milk cases, cans. etc, neces- sary for delivery service Will give easy terms to right party. See Roy Olson, owner, third house from high school on Palm Lane. Glendale, Ariz.
 al BEST MADE in 47 states: brick ehih as well as other choice meat Seventh Ave. Market. 422 So. 7th Ave. Phone 3O97 dg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Unique Leap Year Hop At ElkS' Club;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Coles Give Dance

erons for the dance. and for this eve
ming the chaperons will be members
Of the Daughters Of Erin. OF which
Mrs. T. II. Ryan is president
The Swltchmen's union will give a
benefit dance on February g. The
Rescue home Will be the beneficiary.
Committees appointed 10 look after
this dance, follow
General committee: A. n. Sanders.
chairman; z. 3. Miller, r. B. 1Iangle,
H A. Jones and W. F. Van Norman
Reception committee: Mrs Lula
Van Norman, ". A. Coffey, Mrs. A.
u. Sanders. A J. Hutchinson and Mrs.
Eunice AIcGraW.
A. NJ Sanders. chairman OF the gen
eral committee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
About Ell Pasoans.

Mrs. J. J Boyd has recovered from a
recent illness.
E ". Parker Is very III At his home,
sos Stewart place.
Mrs. Carrie Hudspeth IS very III at
her home, 1927 oxford street
Charles J. Andrews, who has been
III with influenza, has recovered
Miss Clara Williamson is very ID
with pneumonia at her home on Tula-
rosa street
Grace Ferguson. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs George Ferguson. is recov-
ering from an attack OF grip
Frank h Bait. president OF the
Central Labor union. who has been
III for some time with the flu. Is out
again
Barbara and Virginia Parker.
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. James H
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Mrs. Shaw, Of San Antonio, Honor
Guest At Mrs. r. Browns Card Party

Mrs. Shaw was presented with a
dainty guest prize and the other
prizes we're won by Mrs. S. ". FAINT,
Mrs. A J. Fullan and Mrs. Ben
courtesy TO Mrs Shaw included; Mes
danes Theodore Foster. Christine
Hoxie FraZar, Robert +. Paden, sam
Pant, A J. Fullan- B. F. Clutter
Eyerette Long, T. u Waller, Jake
Miller, J. Il. Pierson, J. J. Plat. Adine
Stafford, Charles II. Order, Caroline
poak, Eugene Harris. Frank c. Lewis
Of Indianapolis. Earl Fletcher. D. r
and Lucille Maloney, Gertrude Ben
jamen AID Nay Buckaioo.
A notable event Of the coming week
viii be the card party at the Won
ans clubhouse on Saturday after
noon, February :. at 2s15 o'clock. IN
der the auspices Of the art depart
ment OF the Woman's club. The fol-
lowing committees will serve: Mrs
y lillian Hal Aldridge, general chair
man; Mrs Hal Christie chairman OF
the prize committee; Mrs B. F. Clut-
ter, chairman OF the table committee:
MIS- r IL Dudley, Chairman OF the
retreshment committee. and Mes
danes H. ". Broaddus, ". c, Hay
den, L L Robinson. F. ". Seward.
] 3. Grant. E KohlberE. Van c. VII
son. J. E Quad. Charles 3. Stevens
Robert L. Holiday, V. D. Howe and
A. II. Goldstein.
Tables for the party have been re-
served by Mesdames J. G. McGrady,
Mrs c. E Kelly, WIN 7. Owen, ".
4 Aldridge. c. o. Rucker. J. F VII
lams. Edgar Miller. A. S Peatross.
3 F. Clutter. ]. H Hurxthsl Van c.
Wilson. W ". Turney, Fred A. FL
lott, James Mckenzie, Paul H
L0ckett, Frank Spence. s J. Fennell.
Stanley Bevan. Charles B Stevens,
Fred Stevenson, William r Brown,
p A HenninE. W. G. Roe, V. D.
Howe. r L Holiday, Hal Christie,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

MRS. II. H. SHAW, OF san Antonio.
lNl an interesting visitor in the city,
was honor guest at a card party
OF pretty details given on Friday
afternoon by Mrs. Rollins Brown at
the Brown apartments in the War
rinEton.
The reception rooms Of the Brown
suite were charming with a color
motif OF yellow and white featured
with French mauiEolds and touches
OF white tulle about the vases and
bowls Of flowers. Other appoint
ments for the party were In the
dainty tints featured in the ices
served and the confections.
Those who assisted Mrs Brown and
ner honor guest in receiving were
Mrs Caroline H Doak. Mrs c. n
Grider. Miss Grace Flick and Miss
Nav RucEalno
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Mrs. Coles Is Hostess At Luncheon
Honoring Mrs. Sinn1S, Of Bryan, Tex.

city and always receives numerous
social honors while here. Twenty
two guests were Included in the list
who enjoyed Mrs. Coles'a courtesy
for her Saturday.
=
On last Wednesday evening a tur-
key dinner was given at the First
Presbyterian church for the congre-
cation, with Mrs. S. H. Sutherland and
Mrs. A. P. Averin in charge. Eighty
five guests we're present to enjoy
the dinner and the program follow
ing. when ". NJ Virgins spoke on
the work Of the Sunday school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

TIE decorations Tor the luncheon
1 given Saturday at the Toltec
clubhouse by Mrs. = F. Coles.
honoring Mrs W. IL Simms, OF
Bryan. Texas, house guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lamar Davis, were exquisltely
dainty. Snapdragons. pink roses, vio-
lets and smilaL filled the ivory bas-
lCet in the center Of the table and
the confections and other dainty ap-
pOintments for the luncheon reflected
the shades Of the blossoms Of deco
ration.
Mrs simms has many friends in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

FFsHE weekend brings two interest
ing engagement announcements.
those OF Howard Sinclair Merrieil
and Miss Lucille Mckee, and Of Alvah
Ben Swain and Miss Dan Ella Burk.
Miss Mckee is the charming daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Mckee. OF
this city. and Mr.. Merriell lived prior
70 coming 10 this city IN Chicago.
The wedding viii occur at the Mckee
home at s o'clock Thursday evening,
February T. Miss Matte Clark and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
II. S. MerrieH Will Wed Miss Mckee;
4. B. Swain Engaged to Wed Miss Burk

Spencer Darbyshire will be the at
tendants for the Merriell-McKee we'd
ding.
Mr. Swain and Miss Burk's wedding
viii occur on Saturday afternoon,
February q. at $3.50 o'clock at Trim
ity Methodist church. with a cere-
mony of beautiful arrangement Miss
Burk is the attractive daughter Of
Mr.. and MIS- Edwin Houston Burk.
Elnpi.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

, Parker, and Mrs Parker are reoov-
ering from influenza
Mr.. and Mrs ". J. Harris have
moved from 1920 Iontana TO Hotel
Orndorff. where they viii be at home
to their friends in the future.
Presbyterian church Mrs. Poe and
their daughter Helen Louise. who have
all been I'm with influenza. have re-
covered. Mrs. Poe's sister, Mrs A
P. Ballou, is also recovering from a
recent Illness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

The specializing IN physical educa-
tlon as a profession for women is
growing more popular every day and
at the present time there are no less
than $50 women students taking up
this branch Of study at the University
of Wisconsin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Mcdowell Club To Have Spanish Music
Program 1T Woman'S Club on Tuesday

Mrs. F. o. Barrett, acompanist: plano.
solo, "SeQuidilla" Albeniz), Mrs, Oscar
Lesser: --Habenera." from Carmen"
(Bizet), song, Mrs. n. II. stark; dance.
Miss Louise Crawford: Mrs. ". r.
Brown. accompanist: violin solo.
Spanish Dance" (Granados-K reisler),
Miss Florence Crissey. Mrs ". T.
Ponsford, accompanist: piano duo,
''Espana" CChabrier), Mrs. Ponsford
and Mrs. Barrett.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

IN Tuesday evening, February 3, at
" s o'clock. the Mcdowell club viii
meet at the Woman's clubhouse
At that time a program OF Spanish
music will be given, with Mrs. F. o.
Barrett n charge OF the numbers The
program follows.
Paper. The Music Of Spain" Mrs.
y. D. Small: song, Ia Partida" (Al-
vaez). Mrs. Helen Cooper Williams,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

L Foxworth. Al Fraser, :. z. Quad
and H ". Broaddus.
Al women Of the city Will reserve
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

tables for this party regardless OF
whether or not they may be members
OF the Woman's club.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16
"miste|tenen" 1919 ': So %' c@"t*
juIemagasin for Danske / Amerika Portofrt overall

suVo wi DWHSsO sWOA lOCOlu OVC1dL
udkommer som sedvanlig den 25de Nov.
Heftet bringer Aar ct mangefarvet Omslagsbillede OH
: besidder en- egen hjerteva m og 9gte dansk Stenning, og SOM J.
: fri Bearbejdning gengiver Kunstneren Poul Steffensers taende
: Bilede fra Kongeaaen, hvor Landevejen snor sig mod Nord,
; forbi Husmandsstedet, fra hWs Flagstang Dannebrog vajer. Det
: er ct pragtfuldt Blede, som skkert vii fnde en- indrammet
3 Plads mango danske HEN herovre.
Idvngt foreligger "Misteltenen" med en- Rigdom af blandet
: og interessant Lesestof, og ]edsaget af talrige Tonebineder, trykt
pa flint gGttet Papir. Det stedse voksende Op1ag gr Diet mn~
AT %Indholdet anfqres:
l. som har sanket-! Originate Juledgt:
Den sesomme Gest, Undertaking at "Piazza del Pope
los Forfatter.
De Forenede Skaters Nationalgaher: - Kunstmalercn Reh-
ling Quistgaard. Iuust. Skite
Den game Konges Bt,n. At Victor Foss> Med en- Rekke
hstorHke BiNeder.
Over Hapet. Ilustrciet Arukc.
Genforeningen. AT Fl. P. HansenN9rremdHe, Danmark,
Minister for S5nderjyAand.
BegSke Klokketaane. AT H. Trole. Med Billeder.
"Andy". En- dansk FilmsGerne Amerika. Rigt ilust.
Juksne. En- gemytig dansk Kolon-Skldring fra America
Klokkone. Efter Edgar Allen Poe.
Indanerne Knikatur. AT Storm Petersen. Med Text.
Fra Raynekrogen.. AT Peter Ravn.
Fra Jungmand tit MHhoner. Verdens verste Knaldroman,
Med Tegningcr af John Enkebdle.
Exemplarer at Julemagasinet, som qnsks sendt til Danmark,
l@gges paa Opfordring.
"Aarbogen 1920" (Almanak og Adressebog for Danske l.;
Amerka) udkommer den 1ste Januar, og kan bestnes samtidig
med "MHteltenen". Pns 50 Gents hver. Ingen at disse Hef~
ter kan sendes pa Opkrav.
G. RASMUSSEN COMPANY,
), 720-722 &c. Fourth Street Minneapolis, Mira
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16
Observation-Disclosures Siosifrift.

Gor at impocfomu1e ct olmil10e.
Iigt 9nifc ON, at Sc oonlfe @ei a'1o=
tcrs % &on1ulers Seretni1ger lac
fa1rtigt lom mltligt fau fon1me til
Sffentligbeoens &unoifab, pil oel
fra Nptaor SEQ Observation-Disclosures
sSoranitoltning paa 9. &ios Sorlaq
blipe uogipet ct "l1oenrigsminiite=
riets Tioslfrift", lonn u6fonmer to
@angc moaneoligt. Set npe Sios-
5frift bill bringe oo1llte @ela110tcrs
% &onll1lerS Snoberetninger og bill
oeslroen ipge at mueocfontmc sc
opcrfor lloenrigsminiltcriet bpppig1
frem1atte Enlfer ON, at billie trent
}fnffe Materiale for objeftip 8eOpm=
mclie al f11ltl,rclle, %iocialc % anbrf
1orbolo / l1blonbet, iom fan bapt
e%Snteresie for 9anmorf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16
&oncsabjelpcn"

S TGllesifab bar SEN %ipcnife, nor.
fte og oanife &omite for noroiif Fl:
Iantrcpi Gomarbejbe 1ogt cit flor:
1tilet, Met iin0rig &lan til at font
the Sc ngolioetoe Notipner tilbiplp
@la11er goar / &:ortbe0 no poo, al
Meolcm1ner al Srgaui1ationer oe
5amen1utuinger / Nor6en opfor'
oreS til at bjnlpe aolleger eller Sol.
legers @fterlaote / Set nplioen0t
l16lanb. 3enne &ollegahjelp bill 70,
Dnnn1arfs8eofommenoe blipe iperf
fat gjennem Orgonilationerne, iaale
bes at &c, Ser pnifer at pGre meo
benpenoer Jig til 6c11 Organization
Sc tilb9rer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16

"8urut11" ombor6 for at billie pan
% og pnife % pelfommen. &nn par
ifert fort &lG6e me0 rp6e SilFeop
flag % &rabe, ct ipraglet Sfjprt
og oertil bare Sen.
N fplte os 10 mcget in1igret oper
SEN itore Man6s @eipg % ops ham
neo / 5alonen og traftereoe bam
paa set beolte.
6er bon gif, lp1trgt ban, bbo6
hi 6ocbeoe- BAN, % ieg maotte ben
og finoe ct Ggrfle6e, iom ban full
&c gipe en- al bans IS 9orer. (&bor
megen Weisnn0elie set bar gibet Mn=
lebnig til, Dor bel bGro at pibe).
geaite Sag fom bon igjen, 6enne
Gang 1e61oget al 2 Gjenere, bporaf
sen enc bar bons Stof og 6en anoen
bans "Dacb" til mig.
Sen beltoo al ct Sa6f1lb bejlige
Mppelii1er. Sitter maatte III gibe
BAN cit "Ducb", og 9agen otter
toni ban igien, benne Gang meb-
hringe16e en- Stiff, men laa ipntes
|pt, set bar pes at blipe tjeocligt og
los bam gao tombualoet bort, % laa
1aa hi bom life mere.
Garm1en bar meget generenbe; III
flln6e babe op til 40 @r. 6. unbcr
Solieilet, og bbert &in6puit bar
lnm fom set fra en- 8ageropn.
@bor im1tft og interesor1t, Ser ems
bar, fa1 Set 6og langtfro moale fig
meO Dor frilfe, oa1ife Natur meb Sc
lonae, lple Somnteroftener, 1om 1let
fife fjen6es 6crne6e. .Sbergo11ge,1
fra Sag til Scat er ganife brat. Ml=
lcreoe &l. Ct er Ser belg1nqrft,
og jeg giper 9igteren Met, Ser ifri-
|bcr:
Seq trpr, Ser CT ifipnnclt / 1un=
mart.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16
st mt Spria Mpria Slut.

8aa Se6emarfen CT / 2pbet al Sc
&ar lioite Mor rejit ct Soria Moria
|Glot, &atterlon Sbsbier Sltriitbotel
UNDER &esbjerfampen / T1trncs, en-
WiI fra &amor. Set 1tilful6e So
tel foar fine fdrlte @jplter iii mo
UNDER SS,,I, og set err paa set 11ar=
neIte ollcreoe fnl6t optoget. 8lanot
SS1tleejelternc CT Sen belgiife og 6e1
polite Miniiter i Morae. &otellet
bar en- glimren6e @cliagenbeo
1900 500 @ej0e, ret op for @rll-
muno6olen. Ser er herfra ct Muno=
f1,e, Iom ser lerge ifal 1eges M}agc
It'll. S @lorpeir fam man lie Sot1t1=
|bcimen Eagger og Climber belt til
|@litreting, @al6resflpcn og / @po
fan man Northumberland til Drg-
|bof. S Sffffe minore e1o IL Strife
|]pir, bporof II tilberer Sognefir=
Ter, fan ies. 8otellet ligger / ct
|glimrcnoe GportsterrG11. Oct er
|ful6t mo6erne u6ltpret og fa1 iiffert
betegnes lom set melt comfortable
lTuri1tbotel i 2an6et. Oct bar rum
melige, eIegonte SelifabspGrelier %
|@pi1eIal / 1. @tage, Dalieal, Sort
|pnrelle og 8illm6parelie / 8iGlbe=
ren % / Sc tire pprige @tager IS
|@igitepereler meb 90-100 Senge.
Gn bel M9fe al Bgrelierne bar eget
Bob. B9rfifnbet, Smut @atterion
liz. og 6r1le, bill bore bel fien6t fra
lStolbeim % @otel Morge i 8ergen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16
Landki0bere---Las dette!

100 Aker Farm bare 3 Nil fra Benson, Swift Co., MIMI
100 Akers opdyrket, Roster. Havn- og Sletteland. Alt kan OPP
brekkes ON saa @nskes. Bedste S1ags Jord.
Code Bygninger og alt skjqnneste Orden. Ejeren MAA
se1ge straks. Derfor den bilige Prs bare $o2. so pr. Aker,
Kontant $500, Resten paa meget rirnelge Vilkaar.
$50 Akers fineste Slags Prairie Land Norman Co., Mimi.
Dette Land lgger fadt, men er godt dranet. Hvereneste Foo
kan opbrekkes. Udmarket god Jord. Paa allie Slider af Lam
Diet er der velopdyrkede Farme. Bare en- 4 Mil til godt Mar
ked, code Veje overall. Dette Stykke Land or verdt mindst
5000 pr. Aker; men Ejeren MAA sa1ge for Jul, og lader det
Vi1kaar. Husk paa at en- Avlng af Flax betaler for Diet hele-
Skriv strax til Undertegnede.
HANS ALLEN, Red Wing, Mimi.
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Nnrgf.
Nurif eSntpertfpntrul.

lln0er Sen iioitc Tprtios0ebof /
Gtortinget blcp Set ira flere Sioer
onbefolet &egier1ngen at regulere
Supporter for oerpeo at forhin6re
ipnfenbe &er0i og bringe
set itigcube Yrisnipealt ne6ab. Otter
|bpa0 "Mftel,poltcn" erforer> bar &e=
gjeringcn bebonolct GpprAsmaolet
rneo oct SIC ultot, at Ser fan Dentes
ct 1orilog, lom tager Sigte oels
poo at forbp6c 2~1fsusimporten, 6els
|poo @egrpnsning al Smporten al
|pisle andre &arer.
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Mar{agen, bporfor

en- berpmt Connecticut &emifer fo1
ODER Is Mar jioen inbian Ng6pen6ig.
beoen at ct 8arne-Bl1ooer inoebol'
ben6e 1pgenoe og linorenoe 8eita11o.
belle, % iom, Zig 5eoer1, buroe bore
forlfjellig for 8brn % for @ofsne.
9erfor tilbereote ban GDfes Gom'
fort Hu,uber, in6eboloen6e pirfiomme
@fe6ifamenter, 1erlig b%eregnet 70,
8arnets fine Sfin6. 5plgelie er Ser
intet iom oct til 9elbreoelie og Sc.
barelie al 9arnets Sfino> 11oor oe1
bruges regulert efter 8abning.
Sen itore 8orifiel me1lem bette
&u6oer og alminoelig Galfum 8uo,
ser er, at Spfes Comfort Bomoc1
|in0eboloer legenoe, linbrenoe oq
ontileptilfe 8eita,roocle, ser gipr Sci
mtligt at frigiere 9ubu fra Sp.
parmning, @etenbelie, SfoIoning
l1oTat, SuoiDgbom, al Srrttction oq
9lnbe6, paa famine Ei6 iom Oct for,
bin6rcr 0tsie rtbebaeeligbeoer % be:
norer en- iun6 SUD - '1erfor er Del
little ct alminoeligt
men er ct birfeItq h%eIbre6enbe &1t0.
Ser.
Boa @runb at 6iSie Gdfta er Sci
/ mango Mar blebet lolgt poa 2egers
og efsaminereoe Spgeplejerifers M,1
Detailing.
SDfes Comfort Ep&pb.r er ligeiae
gobt for 8ofsne, &nbirritation boz
Scn Spge og "cbofing' bos feoe @er'
Toner. Senb ct &c Srimerfe TO,
@rsDeeFe.
! Soc / Sin Coo @tsrreIie ! @las
meb @1t6berfpait, i Mpotefer og De
partemertsbutifer elIer giennem SO
item. She Comfort 8omber Com.
panp, 142 BERKELEY Str, Boston
Masf.
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Mprac OF Spnict9}nsamb.


Otter Torllog al 9>or9cs TreoS-
%iprening bar Gentralltprct for oc1=
lie Screening pebtaget fblgenoc &c
loll1tipn:
"Morges 6re0Sforerings Central:
fibre 1totaler Jig imob, at Sen norife
5totslnagt giper iin Eilll1tnina til
ocn @lofn6e, 1om gnte1ten far er.
flnret operfor Sopiet= 9h1Slano, SC
|Slpfooen er ct frigcrlf Sfriot og Ser
fife foreligger nogen international
Com, ipn &or9e En- forpligtet til
at bore mes til at %9iennuntpre."