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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21

suB-fRnIGATED SOIL
virgin soili no Ntumpr, no stones,
level garden land. Will raise I2b
bushels OF oats. 400 sacks Of pota-
toes or onions. az % tons Of
timothy ana clover hay to tho
acre. good bulb and ioRanbcrry
land. We bought 1900 acres from
per acre. full price. adjoinn paved
highway and raiiroBds \ miles
from the county seat OF HkaRit
county, adjoining the famous la
Conner flats. Write or come and
20 with us Go see this land Auto
excursions every day. Act at once.
SPARKS 4 DYE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21

NEAR BELLEVUE
5 acres. all cleared good soil: fine
view Of lake: \ hour walk from
dock priced low at $4,000.
J. +. GRAHAM COMPANY
ZOOS American Bank building
20 ACRES AND HOUSE, MILES
from Poulsbo. worth $1,000 VIII
trade for house and lot In Seattle.
Alex Anderson. ai6 Eighth ave. S.
HAL.F-AcRE BARGAIN
South End city; level: good view;
city water and light; $500; terms.
owner. ais Hallway Exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
WANTED-ROARDERS

WANTED TO BoARD-rwo GEN.
tlemeu. Have sleeping porch and
outside room. one block from Lake
Washington. Good location. East
iaz4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
/, FOR sALE--AuroMoslLEs
UNITED MOTORS co.
bet PIKE and PINE,

UNITED MOTORS co.
nEfLEvuE. Bet PIKE and PINE,
There IL no better time or place 20
buy rebuilt automobile than at
tho UNITED MOTORS CO, for We
overhaul all care In our own shop,
and put them IN the very best
mechanical condition. with good
paint and rubber, You cannot 30
wrong when YOU buy a rebuilt
automobile from the UNITED
MOTORS co,
NOTICE
mo SALE
rs STILL on
Cole Aero \ ehummy roadster.
This IL one 81 the classiest
roadsters In town, You can
save $3.50 n you buy now al 1880
Cole Aero \, f.pansenEer. This
car IL In first class condition.
VIII make n good stage ear
for somebody at ,..,..t.t... 1850
oids :. T-passenEer. This car
has always been in private
use. and put In very best me-
chanieat condition. reprinted.
with all cord tires and lots OF
extras, This II q real buy at Loo
Hupmobile. model y. s-paaAsn-
ger. THIS is the best looking
tfhH w tNNhF mar haNf
shock ahsorhers. bumpers.
new top. Bush magnetic and
, extra cord tires. IL you
are looking for a Hup, don't
overlook this
REQ h-pssTsngcr, overhsuied
and put In good mechanical
condition. with good rubber
and new paint This IL
stVe-away at ........t...... 700
HoADSrEtlS
nriscoe roadstor=-lf you want
n CLASSY looking iight road
Et~r, don't overlook this one.
only run $500 miles. with
good paint and good rubber.
Can you beat " at .......s.t T2s
bort roadhter--Anothcr light
roadster, In very best con-
ditton. One Of those 800
miien-to-a-gaiion cars that
every body In looking for,
Iicttrr come quick. as IL
won't last long at this price, $50
Ford roadster - N you are
looking for a Ford roadster,
come quick. for u Is sure
bargain at ...........s.s.s. Je0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21

% BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
FARM I.AN1M
cHEAp LAND IN YAKIMA
MUTT BE THROWN OPEN

CHEAP LAND IN YAKIMA
13.000-AcHE SHEEP RANGE
MUTT BE THROWN OPEN
ron HETTLEftS
IN 30 AND s0-AcRE TRACTS
In the rich lower valley, noted for
it's fruits and tremendous Yields
OF alfalfa and corn. the govern
ment Of the United states has
been laying out the last extension
FAMOUS srNNYsrDE CANAL
our $4,000 acres Of rich. smooth
bench land under tbis project
must be divided up dnd sold TO
settlers.
ron a SHORT TIME ONLY buyers
viii he given their choice OF these
tracts at f2o 20 $50 per acre. with
long time 10 pay and very low
interest rate Ideal climate: near
towns: on two railroads and state
WI SHOW THIS LAND TO BUY
EIts by appointment Call at our
gram. Maps, photographs and
samples % soil Mt our office.
Offito open Evenings Also.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS COMPANY
9is Green building. Seattle.
10 ACRES. IMPROVED
REAL BARGAIN
Between Kent and Des Moiner; only
4
acres cleared. large orchard, $50
bearing fruit trees, apples. pears.
cherries. prunes: Broom shack
owner must sacrifice; a real snap
at '2,2to, 1850 cash. 49,
u. VAN AHkDAIE A. co.
1913 Third Avenue
BARGAIN IN GOOD DAIRY FARM
OF 30 acres. mostly all rich creek
bottom; near good town. well i'm
proved. cows. horses. hogs. chick
enc, ali tools and implements. good
buildings. feed. crop, all complete.
and money maker. Very low price.
and some terms. Might take some
trade. II you are In the market
for such n place. better look IL up.
y. q. Holland. AS y. Y. Blk.
FOR sALE-IMPROvED t0-AcRE
rapch. Stock and all farm ma
chfnsry goes Must see the place
20 know It's value. write 10 II y.
ID. No. Z. Box 10. Snohomish. wash.
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90 ACRES
RIAL HAIiiAIN

90 ACRES
A REAL BARGAIN
In Hnohomirh county. near town,
school and high school. the soil
IN good: has fine spring and run
ming water. plenty OF lumber for
Hot Of buildings, owner 10 in bad
health. needs money. and viii sac
rifice for f3s an acre.
HERMAN SCHROEDER
si2-i5 white Bldg.
so-AcRE
ALL AROUND FARM
$1,000: $500 CASH
The soil Is fret class. deep clay
loan; no gravel. all slsshed and
seeded: or acres bottom land
could be put under pillow In n few
weeks. only a few large stumps.
spring water. Groom house.
blocks from depot: live town;
where steady work can be had II
wanted. Call 40 Lumber EK-
changr.
GOOD Farm
100 acres. owner old and retired.
Ayiil sell cheap. Level; good soil.
20 acrrh fine bottom. 90 acres In
crop. good house. rooms. large.
roomy barn. old hop house, milk
house and chicken houses. good
wells and spring: fine orchard.
Price only $1,000, good terms.
HERMAN SCHROEDER
si2-is white Bldg.
;1sOo
IMPROVED HOME
This level tract Of the finest soil II
north % city on paved highway.
thoroly cleared. In garden and ber-
ricH. good t-room modern bunga-
Ns.a.s Esaf - - -.
trio lights. water, etc. an creep-
tionai buy on terms Of $1,000 cash.
balance monthly.
MISS nROwSE
EOS white building
IMPROVED HALF-AcRE
81. soO--PoSITiNE BARGAIN
s-room new bungalow black loan
soil. all cleared and In sUitiva-
ton. immediate possession. $500
cash. balance TO suit. close In and
close 20 car and boulevard. YOU
CAN NOT BEAT TT After 9 p. m.
ton. iois Third Ave. Elliot, sis0.
ron QUICK sALE-i2o ACRES or
Al land: Is acres cleared. balance
has 5000 worth of standing FIR
timber. 5-room house, barn. orch
ard. on a good road about IL miles
quick sale j.. 600 5000 down a
balance terms. Inquire Hotel New
vendome, room 80. isiT Firs, ave.
Seattle. Wash. Call AT 10 a m.
AcREs--A REAL SACRIFICE
Rich loan soil. gentle slope: = miles
from good town. II. y. u. and milk
route telephone: ideal location for
berries. cherries. poultry: price for
acres sz0e. "A cash
y. VAN ARsDALE & co.
1898 Third Avenue
ACRES NORTH or cry
ADJOINING ALDERwoop MANOR
rhi. tract originally sold Tor nearly
doubt. the price asked. l acre
cleared: good soil and level
CLIFFORD LAND co.
GIT Third Avenue Elliott -
$4,000; 10 ACRES
acres bottom land: 4 acres cleared.
running trout stream; Groom
house: barn: good well water.
oLLISGER
sSs Empire Bldg.
io-AcRE WATER FRONT SNAP.
Groom bungalow. acres cleared.
zoe bearing fruit trees. fine brook
thru the place. For quick sale.
$500: $1,000 cash viii handle. or
will trade for good house. See
Mt. Newman. $50 Empire Bldg.
70 ACRES. FENCED: GOOD RrILD-
ings; we'll: cows. 200 Whit Leg
horns. some cleared. balance good
pasture. ail necessary imple-
mcnts. milk and mail route; teie-
phone. Price $4,000. y. \. Jensen.
Stanwood, wash. Route 1.
A BARGAIN---200 ACRES. az MILES
from Montana town. all fenced.
small house and barn. chicken
house and well. Must sell by Sep
temher IS. Price $500. mortgage
ti0o. J. l. Bernauer. owner.
bismarck. y. Oak.
NEAR BELLEVUE
acres. all cleared. good soil: fine
view Of lake. y hour walk from
dock priced low nj 90 hnO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21

GROCERY MD CONFECTIONERY
Located across the street from high
school. rent only $3.50. including
fine living rooms. nicely fur
niHhed: good fountain; this 10 one
OF tho best places on our list and
" doing splendid business. IT'S
A SNAP AT $3.50 j. u. ELLIS.
ROBINSON COMPANY
Main 5ss Gil Seaboard Building
FOR RENT OR SALE
Furnished hotel OF 40 rooms. with
dining room in connection. well
located in Everett For parficu-
lars Inquire OF owner. room 81
Walsh Block. Everett wash.
FOR sALE--cLEANfNG. PRESSING
and tailor shop doing good bust
ness Good opening for tailor.
sickness Is my reason for selling.
New City Dye Works. 1915 Che
halls ave. chehalis. Wash.
GARAGE FOR SALE-WiI.L TAKE
good car and some cash as first
payment; working : meehanics.
Phone Sidney 1877.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-28

Hanson Ridge, July 26-Cheerful-
ness and content are great beautifiers
and famous preseryers of youthful
looks. !. Miss Mabel Johnson is visit
ing relatives in Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. 0phaug who has been visiting
relatives on this ridge have returned
to their home in Dakota. The Miss
es Anna and Mabel Hanson returned
home from Lacrosse Saturday. Miss
Mabel had her tonsils removed at the
Lutheran hospital. Mrs. Anna King
land visited on this ridge Sunday.
Chris Nedland and family of Purdy
autoed to Esofea Sunday evening to
visit relatives -. Martin Berg and
family of Viroqua spent Sunday at
Ole Volden's. . . Mrs Jane Sanderson
of North Dakota is visiting her two
brothers, John and Albert Johnson
Matte Williams spent Friday evening
with her sister, Mrs. Martin Thoreson
Esther and Ella Larson have re-
turned home from Minneapolis where
they have been visiting relatives =.
Lucille Leonard has returned to her
home near Springville after spending
several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
A. Best Ruth Farr is spending
few days with her sister, Mrs. Mack
Allen. MAPLE LEAF.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-28
OBITUARY

Bonnie Cornelius Dahl, son of Oluf
and Sophia Dahl, was born October
%, 1898 He left Viroqua August 8,
1918. Although not called to go so
soon he desired to accompany his
brother Alfred. They left for France
September 80, and during the journey
overseas Bonnie was overtaken by in
fluenza. On arrival to France he was
conveyed to a hospital where his
brother took leave of him for further
duty. Later Bonnie contracted pneu-
monia and died October y, lacking
ten days of being twenty-five years.
Bonnie was an honest, upright boy
and while in camps here his parents
received many cheerful and inspiring
letters, reassuring the family, telling
them not to worry and hopeful that
if they were not to meet again on
earth, he would meet them in the Bet
ter World.
He leaves to mourn their loss, his
father, mother, three sisters, Mrs.
Henry Rudser, Mrs. Herman Geary,
and five brothers, Edward, Alfred, Lee,
Otto and Albon.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-28
HARMONY

e. J. OLDER. City Clerk.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-28
I inst publication July IS. 1898
PROBATE NOTICE


Notice 90 prove viii and notice g ereslItors:
STATE on WISCONSIN. VERNON COUNT
COURT,--IN PROBATE
In re estate OF Tosteu y. THOMPSON ana
Elizabeth Thompson deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that as che REGULAR
term OK said court to - hsid on the nTst tues
day Of September A. .. 1920, at the Court
House in the City Of Niroqua County OF Nes-
non and State sc WiscoHshiR, there wal e
heard and considered the application ct EIaa s
W. Thompson tofsadnait g Yro62te me tast
WI and testament Of foster II, Thompson
and Elizabeth Thompson late 81 the town q
Coon IN said county deceased. and tor re %
pointulent 81 an executor Ger administrator
with VIII anueNel}
Notice Is hereby further given that AZ M
regular term of sSid court 20 ne held e salu
Court House, OF the 6rst Tuesday Ct hecein,
Der, a D. 1890 there will be heard s9nsIaefes'
ana adjusted. Nh claims against said testen
H. Thompson ANA Elizabeth thompson &C.
CEASED
And notice is hereby further given that q.
such elaims fer zaalnation and allowances ms.
Ee presented 80 said eeunty court 1t ths <csit
House in The Ciy of Virodue in said county
and state on er before the 25th Gag q NoVei'-
hcr- A, p. 1920 81 BE barred.
Date3 {uly 2.th, 1e2G
BY the Cpurt DO NAH0NEY, Ccunty ducSe
SANTA S A.oea Attorneys.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-28
E. ]. OLDER. City Clerk.
viroqua. wis.. July IS. 1870.

.----- VirOqua Wis., July rs. 1920.
Regular meeting of the Common Council
called 70 order by Mayor Roseland. Members
present Aldermen HeIgesOn. Larsen, McHenry.
Side. Groves and Nuzum. Minutes Of PREVIOUS
meeting read and approved. The following ae-
counts wereread and approved by the Finance
Committee and upon motion Of Alderman Me-
Henry. and second BY Alderman Groves. with
a motion TO suspend the Rules and allow the ac-
counts Upon motion to suspend the Rules, all
voted aye. Upon motion to allow the accounts
under the suspension Of the Rules. Roll call,
Helgeson. aye. Larsen aye, MeHenry aye, Sidei
aye. Groves aye. Nuzums aye Bulls against the
city. Keystone Driller Co., "a Cup-leathers,
$500. s NOD Inside sucker rod couplings,S6.S3,
brass stufFing box complete. s24.50; H. H.
Seller. 10 II. wire. l 25-W. lamp. sI.00; Amer
lean Ry. Express Co, Express Clarence Webb
Rod. spring, etc. s2.l0; Standard Oil Co., $50
gal. oil, S49.T5. 20 gal gasoline. 1892. w. A.
Roosevelt Co. ~ Hays service boxes. bubbling
head $4,000 Labor, Lauren Foster, assisting
in cleaning the Park after celebration, $500 !;
len. Honaker. same, $500; Reported BY White
Team, $20.60; Roseland team. $500: Van Prov
labor 5000; John Stewart for use of mower
and hayrake. si.50 Adolph Wrobel, labor, 80 :
so; Adolph Olson, Repairing enginehouse, $50
co. II moved by Alderman Helgeson and
second by Alderman Larsen, that the Council
adjourn.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-28
1T Looked Like Battlefield in Eu-
rope" Said Mr.. {. Dunster.

"Was staying at hotel in small
Pennsylvania town Early one morn
ing | went to the stable to hire a rig
and was shown pile of dead rats
killed with RAT-SNAP the night be-
fore. Looked like battlefield in Eu-
rope" Three sizes. Csc, Soc, $1.00.
Sold and guaranteed by 0. f. Davis
and Sauer Hardware.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-28
THE CITY COUNCIL DOINGS
Viroqlia. VI, JOE %. l920.

yiroqiia, Wis, July 90 1920
Regular meeting of the Common Council
called to order By Mayor Roseiand. Members
present Aldermen Larsen, McHenry, Side,
Groves and Nuzum. Minutes of previous
meeting read and apr -oved. The following
accounts were read, approved by the finance
committee, BY motion Of Alderman Groves
and second BY Alderman Larsen that the rules
BE- suspended and the accounts allowed. Upon
motion 70 suspend the rules all voted aye.
Upon motion 20 allow the accounts under the
suspension Of the rules. Roll carl: Larsen.
McHenry, Sidie Groves, Nuzum. aye.
A request from C. w. Graves 70 the council
asking permission TO dig drain under and
across Terhune ST.. was By motion of Alder
man McHenry and second BY Alderman Side,
granted. all voting aye.
Accounts: Labor-George Whites team
S22.40: Van Prov. s2240; Tom johnson s24 !;
Adolph Wrobel s24 Irwin Henry s22; H. H.
RabbitES & Son. walks and crossings sls4.42 !;
ViroqnA Telephone Co. phone for July. Au-
gust and September. and foliage 10 July LIST.
1920. $3.50: Luther ~ Roseland, cement sand
etc. s15.93; Standard Oil Co.. go gallons oil
gallons gasoline, s55.I4.
Upon motion Of Alderman Larsen and sec
ond by Alderman MeHenry the Council adj
OLDER City Clerk
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-28
FOR RENT
WANTED

WANTED-A second cook at Hotel Fortney
$50 per month. room and board. Apply at
once 30-1-p
WANTED-Girl to assist with the house
work. Mrs. Harry D. Newberg, 230 So. 9th
St, Lacrosse, WIS., 30-1
WANTED Men to work in Brass & Iron
Foundry. Excellent opportunity to learn
molding trade Steady work. good wages, OPP
en- shop. A. 7. Mcdonald Mfg. Co, Dubuque,
Iowa 30-3
WANTED-Men to work in Brass and Iron
Foundry. Excellent opportunity to learn
mOiding trade. Steady work. good wages
open shop. A. Y. Mcdonald Mfg Co. 2s-3
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-28

Mrs. n. D. McLees is at the home
of her mother, Grandma Doerr, taking
care of her. She is confined to her
bed
"A Mr. Lewis of Freeport, Illinois,
was laid up at Clarl's garage Mon
day with a big brute of Packard
twin SIX. Bekkedal's schoeffer came
down from Westby to aid in decipher-
ing the trouble
W A. Atkins will soon open a
barber shop in the Sather building
just south of the Censor office. oe-
cupying tue room vacated by BE Root.
Mr.. Sather will soon start a meat
market in the remainder of the build
I ing.
! Our Office devil insists that there is
q deal of money floating around IN the
i sea of commerce. but that it takes a
mighty good swimmer to go out and
+ tow it in
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-28
LOST Ann FnIINn

LoST-S some 5taa casters in grain sack
marked .. >" Finder return to Censor Of
Dc. 30-l-p
L0ST-A black leather purse containing a
ladies watch and key, in Viroqua or between
there and Guy Auderson's. Finder please
leave at Censor Office or notify Mrs T. Mol
land. West Prairie 30-1-p
LOST-On Sunday, between Readstown and
Viroqua, license plate T74429 with tail light
attached. Finder return TO this office. 3O-l-p
LoST-A bunch Of about ~ keys. Finder
please leave at Censor Office. 30-l-p
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-28
find YOUR WANTS HERE
For SALE


FOR sALE-Garland range. water front. in
good condition WIN sell cheap. 2: S. Cur
Us. Nlroaua. 30-l-p
FOR SALE-A carpet loom. 2-burner kero-
sene stove, Id laundry stove and a small
rocker. Inquire Of Mrs. Mile Wiisey, Viro-
qua. Boil
FOR SALE-0ne REQ car. 1916 model also
a Ford 1917 model These cars are both in
good shape. Isaac Lavold. VirOqua- 30-1
FOR SALE-A black leather bed-Davenport.
cheap if taken soon Inquire of N. J. Jasper
son (phOtograDher) or phone 50. sO-I
FOR SALE-The former W.. H. Pulver home
in Chase Heights, lately occupied By J.H.Fish,
viii be on the market until August 10th. It
short distance outside the city limits. For par
ticelars call st the home. Phone SRA. Soft
FORSALE-Rugs and other household goods.
Cali at residence. s Hamilton. Viroaua-
FOR SALE-One Round Oak steel range. /
Stewart hot blast heater link top kitchen
cabinet l parlor couch NJ j. Nelson, Viro-
qua. Phone $50. 3O-2
FOR sALE-cheap if taken soon. rs acres
Of land IN Chippewa county. Good log build
FOR SALE-Modern six-room house. well
ioccated. IN Viroqua city, priced for quick
sale. Write owner II. w Bangsburg. 1898
Caledonia st. Lacrosse. Wis. Boil
FOR SALE-12O acre farm 3. mile east Of
Avalanche; 40 acres good timber. Spring for
water. Mrs. I. g. Norris. yirodua, Wis. 1912
FOR SALE-The Red River special thresh-
ing outnt, 36-5o SEPARATOR, 20-f5 double cylin-
der engine. Run two falls. Price night and
easy terms. Victor Jacobson. Viroqua Ri. 30-2p
FOR SALE-SmaiI 5-room house. lots
barn and chicken house, good location at SIG
Jefferson ST virgil Buchanan, Viroqua. 2s-4-p
FOR sALE-A No IL Smalley ensilage cut
ter, in good running order. Will sell sheap il
taken soon. Inquire of Ever Monson, Route
Z. just south of Viroqua. 2s-3-p
FOR SALE-Your choice of new Deering
binder or Mccormick binder in good running
condition. Inquire of Ole Traastad, viroqua,
RS. 2s-2-p
FOR SALE-A three-year-old Durham bull,
registered. very gentle. Leonard Miller, Vic
tory. RI. 2s-2-p
FOR SALE-A few choice Jersey bull calves,
from high producing dams. will be ready for
service next fall and winter. Sired by Ferns
Financial Torono," whose ancestors were the
high producers Of Hood Farm" Inquire Of
Hugh Buchanan, Yiroqua. RS. 2O-tf
FOR TRADE--A 9-year-old work mare, also
a practically new grubbing machine TO trade
for yearling year old colts young cattle
cows or truck wagon. o. S. Olson, Genoa,
Wis, RI. 3O-I
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-28
LEAFHoppERs AGAIN WITH us
Destructive Potato Pest viii be Bad
as Past Two Years

Reports received during the past
few days by the State Department of
Agriculture indicate that the loss from
leafhopper ravages in potatoes this
year in southern Wisconsin will be as
great as in either of the past two
years. DR. s. B. Fracker, State En-
tomologist, estimates the loss at 80
per cent. In northern Wisconsin, how
ever, that is north of Waupaca coun-
ty, the damage so far is slight. In
Waupaca county spraying may be-
come necessary any day now.
The only fields in southern Wiscon-
sin which viii escape damage are
those being sprayed with Bordeaux
mixture, with the directions sent out
by the Department of Agriculture
earlier in the summer.
Most farmers and gardeners are US
ing the prepared Bordeaux supplied
by seed companies but the CONNER
cial growers in most cases make their
own mixture which consists of cooper
| sulphate, four pounds, and lime, four
pounds, in fifty gallons of water. The
cooper sulphate is dissolved and the
J lime Stacked in separate containers.
] Each of them is then diluted to twenty
| five gallons and the two dilute solu-
/ tions poured together.
I If prepared Bordeaux mixture is
used, the following formula is sue
| cessful one: ~ ounces of powdered
( Bordeaux to a gallon of water. One
ounce OF arsenate of lead Is usually
added to control potato beetles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11
SANDWICH SMALL?
YES. HERES WHY

New YORK. Sept 1.-THE New
York waitress becomes acquainted
vsth all types in her work OF feed
ing the hungry One OF her great
est despairs Is the man who is ncysr
satisfied with anything A waitress
in restaurant on broadway success
fully conquered an irate patron to
Cay by the use Of her Wits ana a
mn1wieh. She had just served 'he
tall. anaemlc individual with a glass
- milk and ham sandwich.
Here. here waitress said the
sourfaced individual. what's the mat
ter with this sandwich Every day
they are setrinn smaller Pretty
soon there won't be anything "a
them. either ham or bread What's
the idea Of making them 50 sms'l,
anyway
We'll" said the waitress resting
her hands in the region OF the walls
lsne. first we made 'em large. Then
they kicked anyway; We made them
next. bur they kicked some
more. | made the one you got ao~
small so you wouldn't have so much
10 grumble about"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11
WHAT'S THE MATTER
WITH AMERICA? N
tn America
,.asIsA

What's the matter with America
these days? 80 -
Too many diamonds and not enough
alarm clocks.
Too many silk shirts and not en-
ough blue flannel ones.
Too many pointed toe shoes and not
enough square toe ones
Too many serge suits and not en-
ough oyeralls.
Too many ball gowns and not en-
ongh aprons.
Too many satin upholstered limous-
ines and not enough couws
Too many consumers and not en-.
ough producers.
Too much oil stock and not enough
savings accounts.
Too much discomfort that vents It.
self in mere complaining and too little
effort 10 remedy conditions.