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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-12-31

Mrs. H. A. Warner was a DEBORAH
visitor Thursday. .'t~=,. ~
Now is the time to have your car
painted. Brown & Son. 2Otf
Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Fall, of Bonair,
were shopping in Cresco on Friday
last
Miss Belle Petit was a Cresco bust
ness visitor from Lime Springs Friday
last. ..l
Mrs. Ed King and son Clarence, of
Bonair, were Cresco shoppers last
week. -''-
Raphael Glass came Friday to
spend the holidays at the parental F.
A. Glass home.
Miss Colletta Heyberger went to FL
ma Wednesday for visit at the John
Hyberger home. i
Mrs. r. J. Carolan and daughter
Ellie were Cresco shoppers from Bon
air Friday last. :. 49,:
Lydia Glass came Friday from Oma-
ha to spend Christmas at the parental
+. A. Glass home. -
Have your car painted and put in
good condition for spring. First class
work. Brown 4 Son. 20tf
: Tom Perry was over from Mason
City to spend the holidays with home
folks returning Monday.
The party who took the bob sleds
from back Of the barn at the Hospital
must return it at once as it is needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gleason went to
Otranto, Minnesota, Friday to spend
Christmas with relatives of Mr.. Glea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Haas came
from Eldora Friday for holiday
visit at the home of her father, DR..
Kessel.
Mrs. Julia X. Shackleton left Sat
urday night for New York City, where
she will spend week the guest Of
friends. -,
Miss Adele Novak, Of Dubuque, ar
rived Friday for a visit with her Sis
tiers, Mrs. E. Polashek and Miss
Novak.. ...-. ...-
Mr., and Mrs, 8. J. Moore were up
from DEBORAH to spend the holidays at
the parental Archie Moore home near
Kendallville.
Leslie McIntire, and nephew, Floyd
Rennie, came up from Cedar Rapids
on Friday, to spend christmas. At the
J. F. McIntire home.
Mahsla Mccullough came satur-
day, from Des Moines for holiday
visit at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Mccullough. -. ..--.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. AcNaster, of
Lime Springs, were over Christmas
guests ut the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Bequaith., ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hayes and lit.
tie babe went to Elma Friday to spend
the holidays with her mother, Mrs
John Evans, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Warrington left
Friday for Plymouth, Iowa, to spend
Christmas with their daughter, Mrs.
viii Rakow, and family.
Mrs. Grace Birmingham, of Des
Moines was expected Friday to spend
the Christmas holidays with her par
ents, Dr.. and Mrs. G. L. Nye.
Miss Elsie Huntington, who is EN-.
ployed at Cedar Rapids, came Friday
for holiday visit with her mother,
Mrs. Phil DeGreve, and family.
Miss Vera Miller, who is working
at Cedar Rapids came Friday to spend
the Christmas holidays with her par
ents, MI. and Mrs. George Miller.
E. d. Mcwilliams came from Ches-
ter to spend Christmas and the week
end at the II. w. Young home and to
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-12-31

-: e: :: :;; Hear the Ne" &
~ Clarence =: y: $:$ :$ :': :$ g: SHOPPER
s:.; is: : :: :: ::: $$ = Iss.ozx ~,
Il. :: &c. 81 -: Fl: s. i @ e: 60:
and daughter &C.: 4: :: III: &: ;:' &C. win : me:
Il T: g.; : Is: !: e.: : : ; !;
:: :: -: =: =: :: !: !; =;
= = ) = = = =: T.: F. :: go:
c.: &C.; 81: ::: T. Is c. -:
~ : =: e.: u: s; :::: :; ;:: e T. :: : :
= ;:; e: Is: r. &C. e.: -:
=: $: 6 :: !: =: 60: e: @ : :; 6
4 =: 49, 49, 6: :;: =: g = $ ::
Moore We. ;"" ' =: ::: a.: =: e.: :: : : &C.,:
80 ] NC =: ..,:.s Us
q 60 8; !; e =: ::
: ~ 6: =: &: 6 80: :: IL
s ~~ .~ @ s ". .. :. l.: +: s: e.: :$::*
+; s: =: *s % r;,z T.: !: = $ t.
= Sc 60 E;
60: :: $50 e. -: g. =:
= : :: !: y: :: = e: 6 J; !; e
4 =: e: e; .: :: s.: e.:
e. $:$ der = = e: ~: $:: %
:: r ): =: r. :: AUCT7Ol
$::$ + e < q e :$ e.: :::$: P0STP
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-12-31

F. d. Mead, p. NJ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05

1ANtTuH Mbiio man prnffitrd ApIly
puEarr rpatilprnp i,th Hni h'hr'"n
MALI IVAN wanted lt 90, Hslpn not,.
Apply tuHW IVf
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SITUATIONS wA>rfD-uNIr


TWO experienced J 7'ranr-N canAH Wish
y,'w'h'nt i"-''"n - su'f "> ~
O"'. ih'n' " WtF w. a. '',
. ...,...,.
bNfthlI'. "' 'l ll'N'"'hNlli HN %.
"',. NMr'"i W'h' ~ EVENINGS from 0'
pAl'hhNS p'"N'i hhl hshi hiuliHE i'''
W. btani l.. tIifidg'
YOUNG MAN d,,Ir.s position ulh 90
nbu.hsl sltumutIle tur..rn. vaufs To-
I'nu N" husin'st can i1f NJ hodges,
l-1 iiu
POSITION fEn-Iy r.iaI ,hoo
Fbrfusu' tru ,rsr experience. Z year.
~ maHHErr ~ irNar'Wrnt, good rrtrr-
'rrry N A. bk.Hbo'uan
NAN vlth p9r1 ear wants r2.rtau ,,.ii,
suua fFu far City NpTk thuno NJ 1891,
after "a m, OF before d ~ taA for
rpNur,
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rTaALK HELr WANTED

WANTED A, r,ri. and women for fat
uuf. u.rstft.,rf. ,,..f..U..I a. XII
y. u,,rvi',nr-I p,r.o'l o,n b.. g....t
Sow Sistr Laaoar,. iso \ tml.s
WANTEb Aouut .Iy nJ d-ar.t. d..
rai,&o,nt nro v..i ass... 800 lus..ty doc
phftnSrs nVrr ll' 'unf.u.Nl, ,spalIr
lfnlto ur'h npp'1 good &C. ''nu 'n 'Nr
"lg '1h t.i h'Eu class iia.. 90" otto '."t
l,'".'. %, l,' .'"' ani 'r'''' "'h'
''"''
~ NtEi, FIRST 'ih's .'.'s.H' i'r b.ni
,,..., "'' 1"'', . '''.
.,',',, .,. .,t .....'' .....'.'. a.,
,,-J -, ,,g.,.,.., ,.,|. ..... '...
D., i.,.., ..f t.. I
lsr,.g,i,r, arI alan ,i.t., ft.s h..
t,r prHu,w.S,k.s ,o. Ma..l.. .n..
N..rt, .r...,..,r. ...4.
nBy ~ ,i.t ,auat i.at..f f,.t. .uU
.'aDou,ff department q, ..u M.u ,..
trade must hs active. aI.rt amt D. l.rI
-airs'aiN in'lrs" r'f'r'u..t ana D '1.r
~ 'ArtflyN'' f'"'r SALARY "hNi' b" N,.
~ ''"h'i' S'~'' '', N''.'r 'f''
WANTED Mdi.,.'s'i l.i' Geo tN.s ar
/" -lN NUS D.' ,n'' iNf i." ."Ai' t'.
HNf wal w"'h.f shop, or NA f"i "i
80. XXX, ,I..r -,
Mr. NJ ue,n.id. prn,rri 4 liytry r...
4,
Al. .t .,,,,, tr,,,rr,, N.st-,..
kctl 40 ~ Main
,r.,.,,... ,.,.
stIr.r ta,.f Ami, toaiu -oq
V,NTe, .,.,.-..,'..., ,,....,..,.,..,.
stnt oki,tnu1. r,t,r,u,. A4sa,Iail,r
sg,r,y. iu,s.rjl uii. '.iaOi, " putir-an.
| w.,\rrp uniat. as.d l,dg ,or st.,,n
! work short l.,uf. tual nae ~ .fT.
nTrn rt.,.. ..,..i..
J IN sG Irraftm,nts Palace i.auuary. l.i
| N~.t ist ~
v..r,f,
/ nri hnity .,rl . monur. ct r.r hD.nt
! D. fls bpiaArLar.
/ I,yr..t.i...,.,.,,. .,.,,.,,..n... nor,
{ 'Nttl.l lh''i ~ Hi'hN@''hN' t''' ''
r'''',.n N',e isi's's i,, =, ,,.r'., n wa ,fo
.,t| .....
v,,.r,n V,..,. .,,..,..., ,...,.,.. a., mia.
-. 80 III. .ti-,, l,
.,r,..is n, n',.. NJ g.t.'i'.. ..a G"ms
sooi varrs. D., ,,nii n,o.v.t ,r.u ~
~
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siIt AIiU>s w,NTrD ~ MS
CHARGED sol DitH-

NOtNG w, tu s!dirD. d~sifrs post
tuu gu.Irg caterpillar tractor. N"
rsAfS pNprIsnUf u,trh"Hs. can furnish
references AiIfrss liHsrr !. collins.
AMY supply lis.. Cbaflrstpr, X e.
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CONTRACTING 4 wrr,,n,Sa

nourlSG AVID rrpalnnr. Jack Reason
N.plr leCs
ASPHALT roofing lad IN over snlnel~s
ntlHh1nn Roofing Co.. iis West IN
Wa'0ut tsi.
" . usRNEW. contractor ani tuilae'
have had 40 y,hrs TNtrfientr .n hailI-
Ing renu homes, hest ~ tsfercaees
Phone Marl- 3stb
CARPENTER repair aud bulid,rg, Csll
Walnut 'eoi. reisrsoa.
rLAsrEHER aud f.rnifrr wairu, sGsi
cALL lspls 1885, fof rcr-lr work. bIllI.
ins Ahd ctallnr furniture
MAPLE tss for general contracting. fret.
glAs. irpsit and carpenter wors
" T. MiSkrNEN, contractor. ioT car
pen'ttIus u spe, lalU Maple ssti
GhtniNo YARDS, pewinr. narrowing
heavy nri light hauling eSoaysting. jut
work ~ ali kinds rhonr Maple Ss9i.J
rKEN win do your repairing. rrm"deiinN
pri cabinet work neat and prompt
shop. harsmsut American National BANK
badliHy W 1889 " tsgs
ALL KINDS - wsldlnE. braRlnE and
tairr repairing no jobs too large or
''o smAll iohn nSssfi Welding A. noli.f
shnp ~ West A NJ siN
uELAliouN rpuriSn CO NUS asphalt.
roofing On over shingles viii last from
80 'u % irat- much cheaper than rhin
sg' office III W ;'h phons ". ,ssi
e JUNEs. specialist. for toof r,palrs.
l"sh has,inonta aud Hunkcn floors.
Napis $50,
MIRRORS tesiiR.rcd, repairing art g,a.r
and church windows y. Mottlg. $50 ".
Calfornl1 ~ 3oli
CALL J u HEnSbnN. n 1859 fot all
kIndr ~ hrck shd cement work
JlN NpRN. ~ith team. gardens piased
svi dirt Tor sale Tom NooWafd. Na
pie 2AGa
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SITUATIONS wA>rrp-rrM,,E


ENrERT b,oks.errt Al reference.
Telephone ". ~ after m
ENrERr b,okhrsper. Al reference
u 20 On- -iqmah 20
ENrEhiENt ~ r'rrog'sTh.r wants poai.
i-un f'r nall iIfr. Phone ~ il7s. fsuu
1D' call irrfnitrs
CuNrErIHr UpukkEErNH ppr;.
Wifh \ -fay esirflynri wifhgs employ
rrni lp bh,suian. tucr Three y.afs
f,lrrtn,e Il T.. ualhh'insn
\ AIipptE NGIl Numar With bsby
,rtr. old, usHfs 10 tr.r huUsr ttf TFai
urls uf wdDNcr IN " out u city. 'sil
t,l " california.
OrT.pr- -rowS Young lady typur desire,
permanent posiNoh Nliu reliable ftm
N uklahuma Ci'N. three years experience.
u'l'f Information gwen to letter, NJ, D.
,klshunsn
iIESr. CLASS st-noS1ph.r desires per.
mAu"nt position. Call " ifSl,
DRNssNAki>a AND MILLINERY
POPULAR priced millinery, orders AMI
hrussrau ssip " Man. Walnut tsi1.
pKEssMAKlNG hennitehins. hair
work 81 i5s.
PLktS and fancy drv,smaair.< wanted by
.irst class drtssmaNsr. ,os's ", 1th
y sieH-R
rtRs REuoDEtrp
childr.nss t,na coas aud isdiss' tailor.
ins Maple ,its
FIRST class drcs.mskrg " ui7.R
AMT needle wnrk household ~ apparel
Nrr E Thompson, Li> 4 eih NJ
fail-f
uHESSMNklNO and pislu sewing first
clars Wntk " ts1s-t
tREsaNAIiNg .HEMgrITCnlNG J,.hop
III West ,ih. lucai aud oui Of'tovh ~
lefs solicited ". luf,
liG4ATlTCHlNu aud pcotuE attach.
urni. works IN All .c~ins machine.
" 30, fan ln,tfuoiicns Address J. 4
Light hoS iii, birmingham. Alsbsms.
PRINCESS SEEMING an0r Iilh "
second nrdsr your Einrham dresses
early W. invite you 10 REQ our Barclay
custom c@tf't Tie
riAiN AND FANCY SEWING, designing
ana hand. sork y specially. " aa,.
FIRST. LASS dres.maRlnF and nit.rs
toms slso fanny SUITS Sad opers clonks
Wurk guaranteed Wslnut issi.j, .
MARY MprNdER over krrrs N !,ii
WE Ia HEMsTiTciifNG
Satisfaction guaranteed, wofk promptly
done va solicit fnsil orders singer ssW'
ipg Nj, hlnr Co. 40 " Main
runs rIHuDrtEb- Also ladies aud
meas suits expert uUtkmanship, Nahf 4.
Tailor furr.r ica Hsu.y W l,r
LIVE and lel us~ isdlcs hats o. up.
iat~-i fadf. old hats trfhsp.i and mad.
~ "a date is:e East "h
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Al,1nMoRif.x aALEsxAx

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN.
Strong rs'sil cioser. vho car ssii 3 ..
cylinder car ~ esespt,Sesi mssW IN 1850
,isas good pfoposition and bright fvturD
for risht man. A9dress ~, ohiskoMss.
SELL our sossh Tense eii i.sssA svs.
rounded by wells. ts-srrs bischr, es-ry.
SisS 10 iiS9 per sssI. ssss ,Ar.s mss 10
~ east
FipELJTx OIL LEASE co.
Al. H.ssaswi,s mag
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rrM.iE MIR WANTED

uRlgur Young ladiea vsrted for ,~ls'
'rh-t" Upsrntofrc. G.. experience unnc'e'-
safy. Ne phy yuu NNIa learning Apply
Room .lG ripuc'f nig.
WAITRESS. at Bristol hotel. :Ed ard
broadway
saaHHH
GlNiS Co votk on shIri uoplng machine
Dinks Parrish lsiuadry. . bfuauNa1
Pf,i-
" ANIEp -.uiris 10 40 hand iIuuinF iIink.
rrttpli l.suudfy, . lUpadNaS circle.
AS OPPORTUNITY
Ns vlli employ ant prspstr four ladies'
flf pheasant commonly Nork p0sttiptr
paving $50 pct month rr hei'rt Tor 'art-
isun or permanent employ ment Public
.Np.pIrur- uune, '.satS g'ato Bgo ntt
~ S','fefiiou- in t0plr Surrrss ''Hh COL
sJl ON E,rhsnr" hldr nKlahoma CITY
,pur nAlf ~ those nuw employed uihhius
90 rrf Wufi.i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05

roV strong refinery stock plan, oper.
stine, Attractive contract to srperi.
esesd ssi.sinsn who can produce, ieada
farrishrdi M novires wanted. Z. ~.
ressveil Tulsa. okln. srs Lynch mde.
fhons Usage i5l,
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nOukErETEW ant H.rOrrpHw. 80
t.su.Hf ius.f.ln bnd good hN'r'f II"
start WITH Apply u I.HHn. N't ''Nr
r.c a N.hr'I Co.,, 80 :. IuuNHHa't
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05

ray highest prices for nous sscond'
hshi clothing shoes etc Cell Maple
attt
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GILMAN. comfortable sleeping room. soI
" wA.hlnsion
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WANrgO-IO kL>r

WASTED rO HcNr--ny March isth' =
room unfufui=hsd apartment ~ or D.
tUum unfurnished house ~ two sdulus
rhoue " iii1S.J or " si';
WANTED TO rent ~ once five ot sir.
room hou.. ~ Hat. north Of Fourth
tr,et Phone ". IA; d. " " isi,
WANTED 10 NENT Modern untufnshei
bungalow references gwen. IL. III.
A..f. sEtftIo h.tf.I
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sALrsNEN WANTED
Two liy--vlre salssn,en TO cell our sls-
nal tail Hight In th. city. tiS to t.9 .
DAY easy call
NATIONAL SALES COMPANY.
7ts Oti Exchange Bldx.
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" ANrEU- Experienced Advertising sales
uan can rot later than O'clock i".
lsy. t7lah"rA Reference Assn. i.o .
n UoHiusur
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LErs xovHSwALNur msS-1,'

LET'S NAOvEs-wALNrT utS- Y
Loci Asd isss hasa sryss 80
kStsa : -. =
VI ~ d}apSS11 %
n0eSseqea lsNelz c.. ~ xn1
- ~ 1A!lI3
s.:.vSss. y: ssss s's'sss' 'ss'ss
n6W H M exp51uE
~. p.Rsh St9ssA oel.Ae
stess24 tlsie.a ssssaa 49,
WzT94 SxtSSk UYuT sSJVl
,MS ax1 1s.s.ysk 81
=. Nm ~; E;ssE:sr'
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wAsryo-n,-csl,ASso,.

1 An an Amsricsn. pay III. blshra hish
prices fof mems sui bays suits, over.
coats ana shoes. Phone walnut sN aDi
I pili call
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Keep your empty feed sacks clean and
dD. thrn ~hsn you have 100 1r more ship
them " Nc and receive hishesi pfices
nOswpRTu BAu CoMrASr.
Memphis Team
nrf,tn,st knt Memphis nink
M
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office O,rk fr r'HIl wa.
tr.I,I tarH. permanent position ffstr
ass. ttrtt,ut- ami rHlay wanted. -.
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CONTRACTING 4 x.rA,HING

IuN FuEp painting md trp-t hanging
SAMPLES brought Walnut s.6g-J Maple
lN.l
PAtNTlNS ANp rNrtN HANGING. IL.
HOLDER. Walnut f's'
Rooms rapcrci 800 up sswp',s sl.o
Uiinins. Walnut l,i:. Maple li.L ".
4 Roach.
KlNcu bros sl4 e. Hudson. C.r
VI. -e.I. sight ", 60. - 500.
EpErENDENr rrcr hsrset IN ne
rs i'1J Edwards
PAINTING and paper h,neinT sltsf,r-
ton guaranteed ~, hei 81 si'i-h
llIfuINs BROS pa.a.Iur sri rapss.
t-ss.rs Nli rrtE t,up.-,, ". 6fa
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s,cKsi sAcKs SACKS -

SECOND D.uASp cLoTHiNo r.r pays
hest prices msns suits, shoes snd pants
viii tati MAuls aggl
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ron NENT--r~e Sleeping fooms niesly
fptsishsd 10 W I,h Phone y iiis
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Tho Associated Pfess 10 e,,lusiysly su'
tltled 10 tho use fOf republication ~ all
news dnpAtc1es credited 10 VI nol h'h'f-
wise ei.ii,ed In this pApsr and also the
local news Published h'ftin.
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MALE MEi.p WANTED

PIrsaEn eanted, pteftfRhly onr whn
can assist ~ hushelius rhosniE Tailofs
OLmulfsu. NAla
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AAi.EswAN wAsTED--in every ooufAy
in state. with eat. to ini.fvisw farmers
and explain our process of ihnoeuistinG
the field seeds previous 10 piAn'insi per
inanent position. splendid opportunity. .
good money from the start. Western soil
navttfls Co., ~ W. Maintt. District Man.
H... iol1 wss, sisth. Oklahoma CITY.
Okla Phone W fgig.J
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iiiGIlEH ACCoCSTING
MALE REIP WANTED


noYs wANTEr.
Between the ages " ~ 10 10. 10 cary
oklahoman and Tines routes No eul-.
lsc,s salary paid Apply city Cireu.
is,lun Manager oNShomnu- Tlmss
nOis WANTED
". hsy. sc,rfal tou,ss open for hoir
between tho rgrs VI !. ard -. ArpS
Guy Cicuiau'u Manager, ohahoman anu
Times
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WASTED papsrhaugrts p0r nrr hour
phpnc hnhi Pant and wall Paper tum
nam lMLI- lLLa
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rarEmmANGIN0 Avn aEpA,s,sa

WALL PsPEn-fe: my p-,tes are the
beet. hfina samples esftmssss WORT n
" fsue't. III ". ,rd. wsisuf s'tf.
h,sikE PAiNTgiis ard papsr hans.r,.
njthing dsrorstss. hardwood floor
TRArv sni vRAr'v. pstntisg and asos-
hsfis ~ ssA Mspss ~
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NAhTtu. \ practical tanner one ~ho
Dh taAs ,harg" NJ pAui I've Oklahoma
rity si once CON ~ 80 s. liatS'y.
lNaNYmA Iiv. tklH Phone fhr rrrW.
Ium H'H'f Taunsrv go. Nrinu' i0A
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cAsr.OvT Cl.oruiNO -sn'sd. American
hsslr pays highest p'irs IN rliy fw
msn's sui i,pts clothing ani shoes Mspls
I0g siU calf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05

nAUhku vauf,i good s',ad, mau r,l
Arr nsfh,i Shop. gp IS Gfani. ul|a.
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WANILu Au,uNaph uptfatnr. 'tJ'rls
rur,d ur bsgihurfu oNhhHWa Mhu.
yfaphlus 80. l4BI " Main So
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We PAY highest pric~s Tor n.-spsps"
msssiinss, si.o hAlHd scrap payer. out
ot,tuWn order. Hitsndsd
OKLA. SCRAP PArrn co.
" 49,, 81; v Grand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05

WANTED single man for dt,ss goods
nnd silk drrafftusnt 10 a,li iur Hiutr
goods also tHka care - Interior dstufH.
lions splendid opportunity tu fpuhf WHn
uhn Is thoroughly ttprfHnD ed srIi rrf.
Etrufss Hnd state FalarY sNpFrird trsi
lsittr. puuilnn IL open lfumeiiatfly ufa.
ham Fykrs ru MuskpEep. OKLA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05
salg.MgN WANTED


WANTED REPRESENTATIVES,
in e.eh county In okls homante cell our
C-'madr 10 measure suits. Norfolk suit
co. y sauih Rabinson Otiahuins cliy
\ LOCAL Manufacturer wants live.
.n,rxotic salesman; one d-sirins per-
msHcnt connections: can get inieres IN
business. when quslified. grocery erper-
isnts preferred, but not absolutely nrc.r.
sarl, state age Hnd experience; rive res
idenr. and ph6n- number Int,rsioss CON
ndertlsL mars, otishomsn,
Ws hHt. splendid opening for ,wn es-
pcfientei salesrisn for territory in OKLA
homa and ArkAnsas, Good salary 10
start. With unlimited possibilities Men
eho have had tire sNpsrienc- will be
shown preference Apply IN person Mason
rir. and Rubber 60. tcl W. Grand Ave :.
oklahoma Guy, Okia
TWO ROAD sALEsNES familiar ~i,h
autofr.pbile ncc--sories and tir.. The J
" iiurwsll supply 60.
SALESMAN with experience selling tou.
-um-rs preferred. but no, necessary
Apply between ~ ani l. OkishonA Jsni.
tor supply 90. ~, W. End
Statesmen 10 SET acre, a. and lot, In
Marion. suburb 10 OFishnra ,Jty, sre.
o,si prices sssy terms. good rash com.
missions The Uisdish COMPANY t?i-
. Liberty National Blds W. 1i:,, ",
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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-07-01
"Uncle TOMS Cabin"

Harriet Ward Beecher Stoves. IA
nous story of slavery before the civil
war is we'll represented in the dramati-
zation of this we'll known story,
"Uncle Toms Cabin" and as produced
by Terry's excellent company. The
presentation is an interesting one,
and is given in it's entirety just as de-
picted by the author. The company
that Terry carries this season is equal
to those that are seen in the large city
theaters, he having spared no, ex-
pense to make the company one of the
strongest entour. The cast is made
up Of the very best talent, the scenic
and electrical effects complete, in fact
the show as put on by the Terry COM
pany is spoken of by the press and
public as splendid presentation of
the national drama.
The musical part of the show this
year is to be considered. Three bands
and orchestras are carried that are the
talk in every city visited, being COM
posed of high class array of solo
musicians. The show is advertised to
give one show at Princeton, Saturday,
July 10.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-07-01
WAS HARDLY ABLE
TO GET HIS BREATH
Farmer Anger Was Almost Past Co.
ing When He Began Taking

dTmeI Anger was AlWOSC dSC UO-
ing When He Began Taking
Tanlac-Feels Fine Now.
"Before I started taking Tanlac I
was almost past going, but since TAX
ing it can work all day without get
ting half as tired as I did in two
hours before" said E. A. Anger, R.
R. No. 1, Box IL, Eagan Town, Mimi,
eight miles from St. Paul, when tell
ing Of the remarkable benefits he had
J, received from Tanlac. Mr.. Anger is
farmer, and was born and raised on
the farm on which he now lives. Con-
tinuing he said:
"For the past year have been in a
general rundown condition, my appe-
tite was very poor and when did
force down little food it would sour
and would bloat something awful. I
would have intense pains in the pit
of my stomach, and gas would press
against my heart so bad I could hard
ly get my breath. My nerves were in
such bad condition l could get but lit
tie sleep and had severe spells of
headaches and dizziness every few
days and such awful pains in the
small of my back they would nearly
drive me wild. Rheumatism in my
arms and shoulder blades finally got
so bad it was all could do to raise
my arms. was in such bad shape
that when started out in the morn
ing just had to force myself to go;
I would work from one to two hours,
then have to rest one or two before
I could go on again. In fact, it was
all I could do to keep on my feet at all.
II saw so many statements in the
newspapers from people right here in
St. Paul praising Tanlac that de-
cidcd to try it. Well, sir, have taken
only three bottles so far, but it proved
to be exactly what needed. began
to get better before I had taken half
"a dozen doses, my appetite soon re-
turned and I eat everything want
and everything agrees with me per-
fectly. I never have headache or
dizzy spell any more and the pains
have entirely left my back. The rhcu-
matism in my arms and shoulders is
SO much better that I believe I am
about enterely over it, am only too
glad to say good word for Tanlac,
for certainly appreciate the benefit
I have received from it so quickly"
Tanlac is sold in Princeton by the
C. A. Jack Drug Co., and by the lead
ing druggists in every town. Adv.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-07-01
Their Alibi.

The excuses offered by school boys
are often laughable, perhaps none
more so than those of two pupils Of a
country school, for being late. Asked
why he didn't come when he heard the
bell, one boy said, "Please, sir, was
dreaming that I was going to Cali
fornia and I thought the school bell
was the steamboat I was going on"
ssYou did, eh?" said the teacher.
"And now, sir, Cunning to the second
boy), what have you to say for your
self?"
Please, sir, I was just waiting to
see Tom off" stammered the other.
Boston Transcript.