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FORTY YEARS OF SERVICE

Forty years OF continuous faithful
service In one institution IS an honor
able aud worthy record, cr"ditablc alike
- the employee who renders such SER
vice. and, Crcditahle 10 the institution
that il able 10 enjoy the benefits Of
such service. Such has been the record
Of Mr. Edward SIMS. Il CcmPositor on
tho Wheeling intelligence. who. Mon
day. was remembered by his friends on
the paper. and BY the management in
an informal Ettlc reception. acCompan-
led with general expressions Of appr"-
citation. and moro substantial tokens
Of respect and esteem. Edward Sims Is
\ tpye Of the hIgh-Class. sclf-respect-
ing. independent American citizen. who
works with his hands. and with his
handiwurk, mixes both brain and con-
science. The IntCllicencCr and Mr.. Sims
have grown Old together, but both ar"
stlll young in spirit and vjgor and ca
pablo Of mary more years Of active use
fulncss Mr.. Sims. We believe. is tho old
est printer, in point &C service who has
held one position regularly and contlnu-
ously in the city OF Wheeling. and tn"
Intellig"nccr 10 proud TO have him
among its employees.
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Wednesday, March 10, 1920.
TIE SUFFRAGE FIGHT

resrc'ahe alto
bic stu atiou.
OF
MONTGOMERY who has ben
offered
the
letter of
that resignation effective Governor
issued proclamation for special
in
ne state permanently th roll
president o. the
this
Monsgomcrys nh-
OF
Mcn,go a matter
contempes chang"
session
has con;dered ard
legislature TO make possible its further
and hero again convenient the president Of tn" Senate will be in
r"e be
chan a
The ncn,rr suffrage amend
WITHOUT these
Of
action OF the Yves: VrSnf ss'-
,r yr At most country There Is
n, can b. regular ard
be ths law to in
Of the and TO
the long would be better
ld finally prcva, West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-10
THE NEWS PRINT SCARCITY

The elimination OF advertising has
become no unusual thing among news
papers these days. Tn" Pittsburgh
Post set the example IN the Ohio val
ley. That important paper appeared FOR
several days without advertising Of
any Kind during the Christmas season.
Tho reason was the shortage OF news
print. and the Post very wisely prcterr-
ed 10 give news rather than advertising
4 fcw days ago ~" Marion Star. publis-
he'd at Marion. o., a very prosperous
newspaper owned by Senator Warren
-. Harding appeared for several days
without advertising. and many other
newspapers over III" country have been
compelled to do this.
Tho duty cc the newspaper il 20 give
tho local and Geographic news Of tn"
section in which it appears. and less inn
rnrtant IS. the presentation OF business
announcements or concerns who cater 70
the wants Of tho public. Tho newspaper
situation continues extremely serious.
Practically every newspaper IN the
United States - living from hand 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-10
HIGH PRICES AND THE FARMER
Not His Problem to Solve So Much It Is That of Dis
tributors and Non Producers.
By EDWIN T. MEREDITH
Secretary Of Agriculture.

Useless employees. -" matter in wat
line they may be cuSlgcd must b. re
leased from uonproiuc,lc WORK and
gwen an opportunity 10 become pro-
duCcrS upon tho farm or IN the factory.
II this - done and II lohhcrS and
retailers recognize the harm that must
ultimately come from proGtccring on tn"
farmer and content themselves with II
reasonable profit. the question Of Ms
high cost or living viii largely solve
itself for the permanent good Of all.
But unless tho whole cOuNtry--all
business and all labor--docs recognize
this as a common problem and do TN"
things necessary to solve II. less and
less will there b" Of farm produce {"
divide among the whole people and high
or and higher will so tn" price Of tina.
which - produced.
We were surprised that "" should
have received the number or messages,
particularly from daily papers, ASKING
what plans We. n Secretary "t ACricul-
iurc. hav" to rcduc" the high cost Of
living in DEBATING that IN" general f""l-
Ing is that his l. essentially an aEr!'ul-
tural problem.
T. Il" OF course. related 20 arcricui-
turc. bat no more han 1" many other
lines IT activjty, and We arc tempted 20
believe that tn" solution - IN" problem
lies more IN tn" hands OF those inter.
cstcd IN distribution and uonproduc'!N"
enterprises than IN the hands or tn
farmers OF the country.
The farmer must certainly produce.
They have produced and Will produce -
that Is their business. Given SrtiSflC-
tory conditions they viii do their part.
as the farmers OF America have In every
situation or crisis that has faced tn"
country. Rut this question OF salts
factory conditions" is n biz one.
1t IS not 4 satisfactory condition Tor
the farmer 10 receive reduced prices for
his PORK wheat, hides. while the prices
Of his machinery. lumber and shoes ara
raised. II does not conducc 10 a pleas
ant frame of mind on the part OF tn"
farmer or spur him to greater produc-
ton to be obliged TO soil his products
for half or less than no lats- see thcc1
sold at retail.
The dairy farmers o. the country Won
dor Il they are treated fairly when h"T
receive thirty-fvo 10 forty cents TO-
butter and SEQ II retail at ciEhty-tivc
cents The poultry m"u wonder why,
when they receive from forty 10 Rty
cents for eggs. they retail az high as n
dollar por dozen. Tn" hog grower
wonder II they arc not IN 4 "hazardouS
business when they but fencing and all
other supplies al greatly increase
prices. and then see their produ"" fall
fifty per cent nd sold by them At m
actual loss in answer TO demand on
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mouth SO far as IN" supply OF news
print il concerned. and u - not i'm
possible that conditions may arise IN
Wheeling that will compel tho news
papers 10 do what other publications
have done TO mcc, this emergency. II
goes without saying that every reasona-
bic effort is being made by all news
paper publishers TO secure enough
ncwspr,nt for their legitimate needs.
Al accident. storm or cessation OF dc
iircri"S for few days from any caus"
may compel any newspaper radically to
reduce It's white PRINT consumption
There is practically no reserve supply
IN the United States today, and news
papers are printing today from white
paper made two or three weeks ago. and
will print next month from the white
paper that - yet 10 be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-10
THE FATE OF PORTUGAL

Tho fate 81 Portugal which is again
torn by dvmcstl" strife. IL a striking
example Of tho transl, crimes of power
and glory. There was a time. At the
end oe the fifteenth and N" beginning
Of The sixteenth century. when ro-tu-
gal vas tho greatest sea and colonial
power. Her Nasco da Cana and other
celebrated naviGntors mHdr arccSs 10
tho farth"st seas. tn" little kingdom
ruled over India. South America and
a great par, Of Africa. Vast treasures
were nmasscd IN Portugal. All this has
vanished long ago. OF all her colonies
only paltry remnants ar" left.
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OHIO NEWS



COLUMBUS. Ohio. March 9.--sup-
por,rrs ur G,n.ral Leonard Wood Tor
the Republican r"mtnnuon for pT's'-
dent. at :; conference here today pan
ned for his campaign III this state ana
sc>,rrly criticized lh' activities oil ms
campaign rrarng,r. Harry NJ. l"NsneF
~ Prediction was mad" that Wood
would carry ON" at the AEf' ~ j.,
mares aud thai h" would b. nonlin"'t4
~ ,.r.,-,ro. l;asuIulIuus adopted urSr
,h.. GOV, mrs ~ C.un"clicut and YER
mont T., cal! special sessions l" reliE
me Woman suffrage amendment. ne
J.r-si,turcs of West Virginia. Ieia
var and Washington also w'r' urE'"
fn roulv tn" ,uifr4E, act. white inc
N,nd supnr'crS criticized Cha'rmo"
l,aurhrrty they had only kind words
for TIA senator !"ms"t' ana H'." my
would not havc opposed Harding IN
.ru.r 4 Ne had consented t" Wood >
h,.nE Endorsed for second ch"'r".
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Our Daily Story
PARTRIDGE Gnh1CK.

Al LAST. after twenty years OF con
fnereut In Bugg's Asylum FOR IN" Men
tally Absent Partridge G'mmlck WAS
officially declared "f sound bean and
given his liberty.
From now on" he thought raptur-
ously, I NIL SIT In my corner at lh'
club and read all tho back numbers 81
the magazines that | missed. Twenty
years Of back numbers oh. what Il
Joyful prospect"
And after his last hurried meal or
assorted nuts and hatwInEs At Tn" a2y'
lum, he hurried to his club. fut hare.F
had ho opened tho nrst magazine tn"
latest numb"r) when he uticre ia ter
riblo shout and run with It all the way
back TO the asylum and int" IN" office
cC tho president. Condemns EnGG.
"I'm not cured Vet. You must have
lot me. GU, too soon" he shouted. Look
at that lliuStration-what do you see
there"
Il SEQ a lovely tall. blonde girl kiss
inc = red COW" replied BuEr.
And what does It say under tn" pic
turc:"
III says-Poi~ctt,, tiny and dark.
placed = wreath OF surklchon.'S on ih"
canary's l!ttlc grave.
Then you're Graz too" cried Par
ridge Glnmick.
NO. rar,ridGe" smiled EugG kindly
tho illustrator - crazy. He's on my h"i
Of twenty story fi,uatrr'"r' who ar"
coming here for treatment IN" first "f
the month"
Wnh an cor-spnttinG y"u or r"l.rf.
Partridge Cimmick went l0"k 80 In
pile Il magazines a. ~" club
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"Iayc DIapcpsiu." oy neutral!z!nS
the acidity Of the stomach. Instantly re-
lievcs the food sourins and fermenta-
ton which causes the m!se-y-rnaktnS
gases, heartburn. fiatulcnce. fullacss or
pain in stomach and intnst!ncs.
A few tablets Of "Pape's Diapcp S!n"
brinK relief almost As soon as they reach
tho stomach. They help regulate dis
ordered stomachs so tavor,tc foods can
be eaten without dIstrsSs-Costs 50 lit
t's at drug stores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-10

An American soldiers Italian fiancrc
Who was retained on Ellis Island rs an
llIiterate. has been released Ola condi-
ton that she acquire the prescribed
knowledge in two months. This shr
will probably do. but she ma fail to
500 why it was necessary to make
him" happy.
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Tho senate now has its doubling
Thomas. too. Senator Poindcxtcr docs
not believe in the distress now prevail
inE in Europe. 1t is convenient simply,
10 deny that which causes tncouvcm-
iencc.
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PEACE OF MIND Low, HOWEVER

u "a estimated that after C""rH'hir1
c settled tho former kaiser Will sim h.
very sIck--tn material wealth. Chjcar,
News
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If the world woU'd use more ordinary
common horse sense. /, would need
much less humanity.
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Our mulutud5ncous Investigations
have done Some good. W" have learned
some things wi ch We will not do N
the next war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-10

for full payment Of alirnony. She las
formed the habit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-10

An actress who formerly appeared
in Paid in full" has sued her husband
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Tomorrow you drStas'" f"l
detective stories" Then road "Mcrrar
tito ". Marrcn." There's not Il d"r""
tive, In II.
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Th" greater ga" necessity for saving
IT," greater Your opportunity to Use
Tn" IHj"lllE"ur"r Want Ads
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-27
NOTICE TO DEFENDANT OF LEVY
AND SALE s.r Et

State of Iowa. Crawford County. SIS.
To r. s. Smith and Belle II. Smith:
You are hereby notified that by yir-
tue. of an execution to me directed, is
sued cut of the clerk s Office of the dis
trict court, iof the state of Iowa. In and
for Crawford county. upon a judgment
rendered in said court, in favor of Dun.
lap State Mink and against you for
the sum of $23S1 40. debt. and $63.8f at.
torney fees, and 1915 costs, l have
levied upon the following described
real estate. to.wit: West half of the
southeast quarter and the southeast
quarter of the southwest quarter, sec
ton 80, township 81, range 49,. west of
the 9Th p. NJ, Crawford county, Iowa.
Also tract OF land described as fol;
lows: Beginning at the southwest corr
ner of the northeast quarter, thence
north 1917 feet. thenca east 33 feet.
thence south 1917 feet, thence west 33
feet to place of beginning, in section
SO. township SO, range &C, west of the
9Th p. NJ, Crawford county, Iowa, of
which you are in actual occupation and
possession; and that on the 18th day of
November. 1920. at the front door of
the court house in said county. at 2
o'clock p. M, of said day, 1 will. offer
the same for sale to the highest bidder
at public auction. to satisfy said execu-
ton, with all legally accruirag costs.
Dated this II day of October. 1920.
A. c.! GREENE,
Sheriff of Crawford
42.2t County, OLIVIA.
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CndlTIIldIi,
Republican, Women's Com
AEsOI,JrWONs OF SYMPATHY

The following resolutions We're ADOPT
ed by the executive committee Of the
Mutual Fire, Lightning and Windstorm
Insurance Association of Crawford and
Ida Counties on account of the death
of one of the trustees of the company
Herman Schultz:
On account of the death of our hon
ored trustee, Herman Schultz, and the
loss thereby occasion to his family anc
our company having lost faithful
member, be 1t
Resolved. that we deeply mourn his
departure and that we express our sym
pathy to the children and with them
honor his memory; and be 1t further
Resolved. that these resolutions be
spread on the minutes of the company
and that at the reading of the minutes
all rise to honor our departed trustee
and be it further
Resolved. that these resolutions be
published in the Denison Bulletin, Den
ison Review, the Scheswig Leader and
the Holstein Advance, and that a copy
of these papers be sent to the children
For the Mutual Insurance CO..
43-1t John +. Hoist, Secretary.
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FAST. WEST. HOMES BEST

FAST. WEST, HOMES BEST
It has been said that The Youths
Companion mas had more readers per
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America. There is good reason to be-
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been its unuttered slogan. In its ar
ticles. editorial and otherwise, 1t has
dwelt upon the. Importance of good citi-
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aimed to give not only entertainment.
but stepping stones to higher things. "
"A year OF The Youths Companion
brings tremendous tide of delightful
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The So issues Of 1921 will be crowded
with serial stories, short stories, edi.
torials, poetry, facts and fun. Sub
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2. All the remaining issues Of 1920.
8. The Companion Home Calendar
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4. McCall's Magazine for 1921. The
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The Youths Companion, Common
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New subscriptions received at this
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ORIGINAL N0TICE

ORIGINAL NOTICE
In the District Court Of the State of
Iowa, in and for Crawford County. for
November Term, 1920. Hon. N. =,
Hutchinson. Judge. II
John A. Houlillan, Plaintiff,
Calvin Graves and Fanny Graves, his
wife; the unknown heirs Of and the
unknown claimants through the above
named defendants. and all unknown
claimants Of Lot Seven 10, in Block
one Hundred Thirty-five qS5), Of. the
Incorporated town, now city: OF Den.
ison, Crawford County, Iowa. as
shown by the recorded plat thereof,
Defendants. i
To the above named and described de
PENDANTS:
You and each of you are hereby mott.
fed that there is now on file In the OF.
flee Of the clerk Of the district court OF
the state OF Iowa, in and for Crawford
county, a petition in equity by the
plaintiff, John A. Houlilan, claiming
that he is the absolute and unqualified
OWNER in fee simple Of the following de-
scrfbed real estate. to.wit: Lot seven
az, in block one hundred thirty-five
u35), of the incorporated town, now
city. of Denisoh, Crawford county.
thereof, and that plaintiff and those url.
der whom he claims title, have been in
the open, undlsturbed. undisputed. adj
verse, hostile and continuous possession
Of the said described real estate for
more than fifty years last past. y
Plaintiff prays that his title to said
real estate be established and quieted
as against each and every one of the
defendants, named and described, both
known and unknown, and as against
all unknown claimants to said real
estate, and that they and each of them
be forever barred and estopped from
having or claiming any interest in and
to said real estate adverse TO the plain.
tiff That plaintiff further prays for
all other equitable relief and for costs
of this suit.
For further particulars see petition
which is now on file.
You are further notified that unless
YOU appear to said petition and defend
thereto on or before noon of the second
day of the next term of said district
court. commencing at Denison, Craw-
ford county, Iowa. on the 8th day OF
November, A. d. 1920, default will be
entered against you and Judgment and
decree rendered as prayed in said pc
tition.
Dated this I'd day of October, A. ID.
1920.
JOHN A. HOULIHAN;
nv PJ. KIjnker, Plaintiff.
Attorney for Plaintiff. 40.4t
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NOTICE IN PROBATE

TNul4Nkb A4N 14yA1fAA
State Of Iowa, Crawford County, S.
In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Peter
r. Petersen, late of. Crawford county,
deceased.
Notice Of Appointment of Executrix
and Executor.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the
18th day of October, 1920, the, under.
signed were duly appointed executrix
and executor of the above entitled
estate, and all creditors of said estate
are notified to file their claims in, the
Office of the clerk of the district court,
in and for Crawford county. Iowa, with
in one year from the date OF this notice,
according to law, and have the, same
allowed and ordered paid by the said
court, or stand forever barred there.
from.
Dated this 18th day of October. 1920
EMILE PETERSEN,
Executrix.
FIRED j. PETERSEN.
Executor.
r, J. I<linker,
Attorney for Executrix and Executor.
42.3t
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,WANTED-GIRL TO HELP WITH
housework after school hours. Inquire
at this office. 40.tf
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CANADIAN LAND

$40 GOLD PIECE FOR 32..5o-oN
20 years time. Some, Of the Canadian
Pacific lands sold last year for $1S to
$25 pefoacre are yielding 40 to so bush
chs OF wheat this season. l am sole
agent In this county. Always Il Square
Deal. n. II. Wilder, Dow City, Iowa
IN: 37.tf
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To the Friends, Of the Christian
Home Orphanage, Council Bluffs: I
have received two barrels of fruit jars.
holding one and two quarts respective.
". Anyone willing to donate a jar OF
fruit or vegetables win please send
it TO 1928, z. Broadway or call 3O3 and
4 will call for it, Mrs. Louise Morris.
ar 43-1t
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THE LADIES OF TRINITY GUILD
are very anxious to have their annual
halloween dancing party the best
ever" this year. SO on Thursday eve.
ming, October 2Sth, come and bring
Your friends to the gymnasium for u
jolly evening. Hams orchestra will be
there With full selection OF new and
catchy pieces. Admission 81 90.
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FOR SALE-FRESH HONEY. EX-
tracted and in comb, at Fred Wiemers.
East Prospect st. 28-tf
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-FORDSON TRACTOR
in good mechanical condition, with Oil
Yer two bottom pillow. Inquire at the
Denison Auto company. 35.tf
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FOR sALE-TWO FIRST CLASS
milk cows, fresh two weeks. Phone
36-A. 35-tf
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BUSINESS sRIEFs
HIS IS THE TIME TO HELP THE

THIS is THE TIME TO HELP THE
city federation rummage sale, Novem-
Der 4th. 5th and 9Th. the first door
north OF the McHenry bank. If anyone
cannot send articles early Wednesday
afternoon, November Sd, to the build.
ing, phone Mrs. Geo. Richardson, Mrs.
r. o. McConnaughey. Mrs AfcAndrews
or Mrs Frank WooIston 43.lt
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( WANTED-L,AIAN,W CAR TO.DO
special work, among fagsners; good sal
airy for right man. Write Earl r. Fos-
ter care Wallaces Farmer ~ 41.3t
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cry PROPERTY FOR SALE.

HOUSES IN DENISON AND
farms in Crawford county and South
Dakota for sale. See Frank Brown.
43.tf
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CAR LOAD OF, BOXED JONATHAN
apples to be sold on Northwestern
tracks at $2.65 per box. Also car Of
New York Greetings in bulk to be sold
mt $1.75 per bushel basket. Bring con-
tainers. 43-1t4
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I FOR SALE-DUROC JERSEY FALL
boars. Edward Steensen, Route 8,
Denison, Iowa. 1f $3.50" 37-tf
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HIGH GRADE A NO / QUALITY
husking mitts, per dozen pairs, .$3.65.
The Boys Store, Hardware Dept. 43-3t
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II. r. BOLTON, GENERAL. CON.
tractor and builder Also do all kinds
Of concrete work, Including sidewalks,
specially. Iss 21.tf
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THERE WILL BE A BOX SOCIAL
at Paradise center school house, Fri
day, October 29th Edna Ransom,
teacher. Everyone cordially invited.
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PHELPS FARM LIGHT AND POW
er systems installed by A. H. Collier,
Manila, Iowa. 21.tf
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r FOR SALE-A -FOUR CYLINDER
Buick and a 6 cylinder REQ. Excellent
bargains. sibbert.Reimers Go. ss:tf

FOR SALE-POLAND CHINA MALE
pigs. Enquire of Clarence McCord.
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USED PIANOS FOR SALE AT
Fastje's Music House. 34-tf.
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FOR SALE-USED CASE TRACTOR
with three bottom pillow. In good con-
dition. Inquire Of VIM. Staller or at
the Bruce Rogers garage ON West
Broadway. @ S5.tf
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FOR SALE-One TEN ROOM HOUSE
and one seven room house, close in.
Inquire at the Review Office. 39-5t*.
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4 A GREAT MUSICAL TREAT FOR
Denison. Recital at Methodist tchurch
next Friday evening. Come. 43-1t
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-1FhYOU MISS THE RECITAL AT
NJ. =. church next Friday evening U
will be sorry. 43-1t
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{ WHEN DIFFICULTIES CONFRONT
you, meet them. greet them, and beat
them. If you complete your course in
the Mankato Commercial College. Man
kato. Mimi, you can overcome any
difficulty. s43lt
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WANTED

WA TED = NEAT, RELIABLE
couple to occupy six room, house, FUR.
nished or partly so, and board owner
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