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,,. .s.,,,. ,.a b.na.om. homss
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on Cas, i,,b ~. south front s,ds .Vrsl
and psrtins paved flns nr,whSeshc -
rirh, teslas I.f,. homes. .....-..... .Si.f3
ytpest building site In the city. iOo tn
-ou,h non,ss., corner io, facing ssvd
and vest: rlrht In the heart Of ~ bs
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rlrh, now
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t'ds.. wsinut ~. Il q Bsnnstt. walnJ
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THOMAS. REALTY CO
,s Emp,rs BIdg. fssx ". Nal
offles Map. less n..'d.ns. *:l.s, -
Finished An ..i.c,sd ons. 4 flrens eel
basement, Wrrar. tllc bs,h. bssu,,ij
dsro,,,,on. dr,y. ana sars.c
In".Trm nv nv a." -carf,r pAs|
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WALNUT ,,e.N' NDY a1piE Us susDA]
- s:s ~ ';s: =; ::s;:. !;
above. basement. Earssss and drive;
show show s.a "I .ai: '". = .'..
LockwoQMR M.lnss lSyFsrxESr !scs' CO.
70 PEKrENT ikvESTMENT
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MIscrIt,Nrovs TRADES
JHEtTERs YOR SALE

VIZ HAVE PARTY with o. 900 cash ~
first payment Oh show Or equipment l.
your show for sale List li Win N,
Tucker Bros rhaaJer Ef,hsnse. Jin N
Main a.. Oklahoma city,
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Iy Payments Grosman Fountain com.
rany, Dallas, Torns
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TO TRADE
good bottom farm for . we'll io-sted
brick building. either an apartment Of
business property: what have you'
GUARANTY INVESTMENT co,
3es.s Guaranty Rank Hids Msrle jsst
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' .la"t kNsf
NlIttINEnY rcts and fixture. for sole
no winter stock. all new spring ard
sun m~r stock for ~ 200 good location
can Walnut lb0i or walnut Ti7s or al
ttcss Nisf GrAc. Dunn. so West s'h
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our-or.rOwN aEAL EsfArx
An IDEAL NOME

AN IDEAL NOME
iie aeres. five miies frorn tve GOOD
n sishi room pfas'srsd hssss, esmsn,
tosnss,iM, cement bsssmsWt. sSssesn On
porch. wrii NJ sccA ear vates. eioss 10
hoSss with Windmill, psaetiesiiy new
bsrn. sbou' eas and ess-Aale mres n
ond bottom land, 80 seres wheat, river
plenty ~ vnnd. sWd water N the pss.
lure, can ssii shis iasA vih esne,ste
hsrs.s. n hssd sS sstfisi sissSS, -.
ssssion inmelietsiy; tssma hSeees L.
ksis. coids,i. oalshsns.
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mconn Ssc.Ssc 4 ysAa
sssassl . beg6svsPl y sss q eAQ1n4
c,sI,s 49, - % ,::asisse = .sss'rA y As',sseS 2
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DrsN sess 10 covsv e3e.eNe Wveoe ~
rsrfsenisvS OosAW1a. oe1 0oOOseoo
n,dg. kansas CRY. Mo
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81. 80
CALiFORNtN BUNGALOW
- IA -

GARAGE
IN. i-s fine mall home. roou
md hrerkftst room, hult-ln f"slut
m living room and Kitchen. ibe dPt
tu'torr ana electric fixtures have b'
carefully selected. half hlocI from go'
r,r service: 'ouf blocks from sch0t
ncntlon. W,s, 9th street LASTING \
llui
WORKMAN 4 COMPANY
Walnut 20. i1Nll West Nal
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M I,Nn. Ir,srs Avn sroN
wa cav my AND SILL TIE rot.
LOWING HruckH HfnJrCT TO
IOhtlNMArlOS

Nll ttafr some o.. 4 siH"Af fnt '"bi
ne tHf ~ sill rHv NrN lHfH ~
nr tHit Liberty hrHfs bfaw dtn'
iirrurt fhf American N'ifInHl Vans ~Nh
t.ris a'.rh~i Ws sisdiy quote Hl''s
tn all tIUsffa ~ uf.IfeH
pAti 4 CONrTuN roNrANf
- sOWTu UOiiiSsnN
NsrIa fatn rNnSfs v " 80
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BoB PAnMAN OFFERS

bob PARMAS OFFERS
subject,
100 N AMER OIL 4 REF. 90. tso
500 CuSCORD OIL .s-..,.......
zoo OKLAHOMA OIL a REf 80
100 AMERICAN OH. 4 REf ili
i.i1s WHITE PANTHER on coo, -
ooe ATwuop Rrt. trRti )- -
RI ''n 'tpNf PETROLEUM
I 0nA N-rDS OIL .a,....,. .... -, I,
0ob skuMIEs OH. .....,..,..,. -
100 NATIONAL oil .-..-, t.., as-
900 trSiTED or. A. RIFF Bis hatsain
l.. 400 WHITE ROCK oil ......,. 80
100 CALDWELL OIL ...,. Farssin
500 DOu0iiBOY OIL ,....,...., 70
Also HAVE 100 ExcHEouER PET
pt"' 800 p,Y STATE, MD. 500
RANGER TEXAS. BID; 80 CARR sAFE.
Ty hPP. Sisi 100 PAwSEE osAGE ior I.
% nuRk phEHAER 100. rfERsES
cssu ram roR ANT FART
] 9hnA sNNuiES oil .......t llb
sss pf.AcK PANTHER OF ,.. SO
SOC QsAnr.MvTrAL o ar ',, 10
Ioo HACK rAri.n MINiNG SO
,Ss AMrn dfHss cAsxYT s,s
ALSO OrFER ME- RANGER .rExhs
OIL STATE PET THURMAN OIL! RA.
NOf. ~ iNViSCiHi.r. uOtrONDA No, ,
ALSO ASY BANK STOCKS on LIBERTY
sHiP STOCK TO yARMERs NATL.
BANK.
NOTHING TO PROMOTE But sHRv'
Usur ANERirkN BANK BLb0.
MAPLE fss-iu.
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q. a. sLOUgN . co.
seS-e.ie lssufuacs Bldg.
Ohlahona city.
Phs~s Napis iie lSae Dtstaaes as
sroP 1ssiila0, ssalFpSt vssT eisss - sseA
vel n 0astss 6elli ssthtAo better
aeyvAessi 'euleh actiea -aecessAsy: wire
PIX. BneA. Sshn . 0rsAAn-
sRcoNp HAND ~ fss ssls. fsr imm.di.
ate skipN.rsi lte,sse feet. i.iseh. 1905
iscS. Is rs. .'Ss ~. s'ineh, So. %,is,
sNSes. prices pf"porticnase. Teass ssppl'
TO. Besumcnt. rexss
vIRE cash offer On ! tss etsnls, Jones
foysity. chance fog quich huysr TO cot
taspalsj pisAt esksldss stfsr - past
~ 4es1svssa. sea- oosthe -.
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~. Al ,.n,s ~, mo,. I'd ,,rt. r.r lb
Thuma, Ranks. 7iif W is,h
Son s,t, gyt hand ,uuu,,r .,5.I.
,tt \ irc.dw,y
,u, u,pgAIsatv-
ARMY GuDbs
igSiG tents foot wall ~ inf
d.Ut,s f.sd du,a, usaird With
gH'rtnW'nt rnlnirfu''Nt ana
tfrssr'.uE pfo 80 gAafahir'i 10
rss holes OF t"ars ..,...t..... ii' 10
FsIur tent. not ueaiTi BOO ....t.... " lV
~ gff.srs tent, HfWy du'k. 4
foot wait fliEr rulo Nrs ...., - 90
t0sl. wagon covers '.oI durk,
nv .....-.... ...t. ...' ..'t.. III %
lo'lh wagon eD''fn l.'i. du'h'
Nc" ,,'.f ''''
~. ""h'H '''' - 10
q n uoot sfmv tlarAst. brand
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N:.it INSURANCE Mp1
MAPLE 81 WAiNI N"
1ls ArbYNT \ -...'''t4
900 AMERICAN on s REF eco. is9
I 900 CAPITAL PVT ...tt......'' ~
500 INGRAM OF ..,....t'... -
800 McrOS OF ...r.t-.r'. 10
% U'nk WANE pIL ...,,...t gp
tu0 NATIONAL on. % X g .... 10"
- 500 HARVEY CRUDE oil, any
800 pNSOER TEX OIL any " "a
200 NORTH TEX. PET. any ~ e
$50 W.ACk PANTHER OIL .,,,-
500 LITTLE SIOUX OIL ....... lI'
WANTED
Lhs ArDyME OIL \ GAS 90. Nv
s0N on. STATE PErROl.EtM
50 ut'ApRASULE PETROLEUM of'r
300 CALDWELL OIL ,,....,.... 70
900 BLACK PANTHER .....-.. w
% AMERICAN GLASS 'AskE1 "N 4,
sENp ANT PART or TIVE NhlNt
rti Any RANK IN okLAiiuMA 'iln'
DRAFT ATTACHED.
WI ADVISE TuF " NJ rksE f
HARVEY CRUDE OF. kNEHifNN OIL
T. KFFtNISg, LITTLE U' ~.
ynuTT TEXAS PETROLEUM THLNE
AEr All DIVIDEND rAilSG StO, NJ
FtHAilI YOUR BIhs MD OFFERS
IipM
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nrAL EsrATv roe aAia 9 saAss

CONNER TON. is.ia sss:s u .as.:
|x:s. w. ssss T. 5s':s q:
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go. ~
fiRsr CLASS STOCK FARM
~ miles from uklahous, ~ mils, FROM
good railroad town 40 ~ river hoitp,I
I.l IN liuvRtian IS scrsa IN slfaith ''u
H.r-a ~ nut class alfalfa land ~ ''H
upland m cultivation I, acres Of o..
i've sta,s NOV land bslsncs good giass
bio fafu contains $40 acres and can Nr
tuuEh' 'ar 90 40 prf acre has good
room. frame house and outbuildinIs ( Ir
good we'll. and two sptinssi all tcnC.a
and cross fenced soil IL q dark tsnl'
lasm that viii grow anything II Will
uay you 10 come and SEQ This al once. ar
his bargain will not last long Stop and
tsute. lou tan huy this farm for the
ptir- II quarter. and there 10 almo.t
section IN thi- sna ever . assrt.T Of
eN'ta, tine river bottom land write,
phone nr wire " when n srpect yor
wCST INVESTMENT COMPANr
sth tlo,r American National Rank nifE
oklahoma city
= E =. section II south range. Z. west.
20 tNu miles VI drillint we'll. SlrhN
} rrrs= 70 cultivation. price $50 20 p.r %
H4 y lease; can get posaesslon at OLt
/ H'ahar rhonr ilss, Ardmors, oA!a
FARM BARGAINS
rrairle upland; 40 southeast ~ cit,
ltve, land. dark soil, sood buildhs
coo scr.s nor,hea,, ~ city; rs cult.
waited, parity ho,toIn. fair improvements
good pasture. Mooo
is5 Deer Creek bottom farm; north of
| city With fair outbulld,nss, no overflow
$4,000
highly improved Deer Creek bottom 30
Well improved. ehoies sifsts half s.e-
tion adjoining good nearby town, 1000
| HySuM INVESTMENT ca
soi.s oil Exchange BIDS. hspl. tis
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missouri.
WRITE nebeN Wood. West Plains. Mo,
iis, Of fertile farms AMI tanches
FOR SALE -MissouVi farms, 10 acres. $50
o. monthly: 10 acres. ttes. eis monthly
productive. no yet wasts land; abundant
and ehsrehss cless 70 gssd railroad tsvf
srd thrss big mssksts; y 2. D. eal sussl
tsiephoass: flss fss fruit. vsesabisA poui,
try ss1 nce reissnai p,eaty - frss rsase
psrfset title; me- seual tSip railway fsss
10 inspeet, neeey hoek aflss sss yess u
dtssatisfis1; phstssnVh1 80 full ialssms
tisa me-. y. sslsA ~ Daitiosss Ave,
Kansas Ctly, ~.
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rIma Avn AcaE rmAcr-
ATksrsss.

SfbfVsses
SO. ., SPECIAL go sefes ~ sore. In
good rsisf orchard. healthy, 5000 isnd
pflc. 40 psf sore. terms Iloms In.
,ssimsnt 90. Lssl.. Arkansas
TWO farms In Afsinsss. ffss REM This
yrsf Tor some improvements p-nsf
~ Main
LsrgS no ,cfs. Torh ,nd stsin farm
90 sui' balance sfsss house " $50
f.s Naff mo lahi msn, Mountain
iloms AIk
'uH HNiE.=ifa.s ~ twa frsfH 90 tss1ty
n,fss close No. gaoi uf, hard str4ss
bstfrs good inipfnN ~mHhfs. 80 .ffv. ~
pru'rd land ~ ssll ~ bargain VII 'sh"
Slni cor as riu ps' . fh.iIr.
eprnrdais. Afk
o. ~ NrkE CNsli
Ts,s school lhrI. fof stia >, state =.
rtr a.f". D. urf are cash tslauss in ~
fiffhsf information Investor fuhlIfh .l
'H lrr' San NLinhiu. 1'haf
indiana.
kASsA ssfe, Rros. county vii
improved. 10 acre. shsAt " 600
sIasf, rart oklahoma farm Loui' Mii'rt
ifnnhf'u Ind
yuufnrAs EANsAs FAHMs all
.Ba. lnss-t rfir,s. i-fms u oo1 Hnh
10 send fuf booklet The Allen county
Investment co, lnh. nan
Colorado.
sprTnEAsrERN COLORADO
Farms ana ranches ANY size. lowest
prices best terms roli crops 'N .,.lUU.
climate. send Tor ffrr descriptive hnHH
Ist ani Ist The Crcgg Realty com
ulrv Lamar. Colorado
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uppD my
vine callfutuia bungaloW, 3 rooms, |
rooms harlwlnd buil'ih features N
luts. good lwalii,. rnfihwrst n n
vAht bunERiUs 900 th's " 100 % oa(
Sill TiF" )uu p1a-'Hainn
1 rism NEATLY 90.
lnl " H~s'ra nank
ufies Maui" - ltss wium u
rWCE RIGHT
Large h.roum modern house
h1n, ~ AND garage. bots SONiln
'I',d near !i'h ana Clhssrn l~s
sion February T. pilro ii'o". tern
u.t qui,h
I FISH REALTY 60
,ul \. " Reserve Iinrt
li's walnut liii onlc' Maple 4,
Douu fuor modern home o'f N.s'
- near Nrsfctr A hsfrair ~ . II
t'"c VIII hand" Hre this st on'.
upi 100
uS IAEr lth Ht In mrh ,... nsnuI
Ioums aud drn uaA ro0fH .Dni huil
aHi drh'Ns,, tnHni.n it.H i'
s.Acrr HNSDu
ioraisi rstf Nraud tluir,n.i On N
roth ~ rDHi f"uri h,Isr tnH,d s
,lps.f.tr.d w.ii aui iifn il1i pfff
atudb pla'" fHf rhisb'u- Rhh iruNk VI
Luai iu,' q lhH. raHJ tefms
tisu REALTY Cu.
ol " hs8et,. nuk t'uul-
NIT Sell. tnl h,rr. upDt, r'ui |
come psorrl1 u'rthw's. 10 f'DpI
lii,nsus, viii ulio ior su''l,r h'l1
'uulo So
luH sAlE hy owner i.r"ori ra|
i0iuiA bungalow. breakfast tutn.
Ul.wH IN OHk rtst IN lNurS. his /
H'li m features garage Hud 'rin'
fu,r. must sell At once. See oAncf
i.li West 18Th street
IESIbENcE nAEtNNS
snpom. twn. story. hlsrW'a' fur|
ace. corner lots g. Non d,Ru h1liu|
cay. room. sent modern. a. N
$50 cash. lhlaryu f.i pct unuth.
r"om 'o'rg- 81 Nuo. terms 500 CAD
/ balance 81 pet mouth
~ .. MIS- NND
Z lnl Culh'r'sun Iilir hapl" ~
/ lifNIrltt'I. rlseroom lmug gilgw Il
ENragc. hfBkfiFt room and all ban
in features: i-r"oms hard y"l mott
vest t.'.'. terms
PAYNE El'NLTY CONPiSY
Maple a'2p Maple 5.i'
AFTER YOU have pfi,ri ,rouu fraiV
Hungalups come in aud s'. rut alO
hri,s cotsE" tui as~ in' but !
H'ipn and r.,r.
J " BILLINGS
g. G. McGlLNKAN
80 lh"riy Faux l'liy Marie ~
CLOSE rs
APARTMENT SITE
I located ON West 7th street. Size
/ lIi l.nNll0 t,"', also includes about
',n.rDIn hous. price t2,ON no
eANpltMAS a IuNiASf
W 'njf Il; .u19 West Ma
200
t.HOOM IOTT NiE
\ nod0u COTTAGE lucItta on We
Reno street. near western 'in maj
reasonable, 'ornr Listing SO i2ps
WORK AAS q COMPANY
wamu' 20 2c''s West MAJ
LOOK TIlla OVEN
Flyo.room OkirhOm, bungalow =
. natN on, hslf rl"tk Tor car. tasrn,-
tn1'r ,rt.r~ house en finished. al
'u.H opi lawn, chicken house. pnvh
Itl and nill lots. few = }s t.fSo.'
ST. tlSH REALTY 6, %.
500 \ " Reserve bihk
lrs walnut 3lii pNlcr Maple J.
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suRNir YOUR BIDS AND OFFERS,
Our weekly market letter ~th review
Of conditions ~ili be mailed free upon 70.
quest. KEEP PosTEb
We WILL pur
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MACHINERY AND svrrIIrs
MISCELLANEOUS ros SALE

rpTrAwATONiE pTCANa
Another shipment ~ ihsse rhurr NUS.
: NJ. 80 cents or more, ~ r,uis Uof ID
Thums, Ranks, 7iif W iuh
fuh FALE 4ur haEl counter stools
81 y broadway
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AUTos. VEHICLES AND ACCIssoaIEs


BAHoAiNs rOR loU
We have . number Of used csfs that 40
have taken In on new pals,s. Al have
new paint. new tops. good tires, mschsn'
iesiiy good and don't forsst that they
ere priced right
Dodge sedan. 1918 model. ti.ieoi terms
Paige sedan. ti.tee terms,
Paige T.passsnssf, $3.50 terms
Paige. b.pssssnssr Iisht sir 1850; terms
Psiss. f.psssshssf tLojo. best buy IN
tovn. terms
Oakland. t.psssens,t 1900 terms.
Moon. 7-psss.nssr. 1850. terni.
Davis f.pssssns.t. isto. tsrns
Buick liGh 4. NS0i terms
VIII h. sisd 20 ave you demonstration
on sny ~ the above 1aft listed We slsa
have number Of other cars .s would
ibs ~ show ygu. Terms 10 reliable pat.
ties.
4 . ADKtNG. INC
pErAU. PAIGE DEALERS
90 y Hfu.dvby Maple a.. 81.
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esE. 10000 .teet 81 eicsn. up.te-date
lsaies' ready wear. millinery. dry sosds
aal Sistsrss Tor salsi srsvias ss.issss N
80 Ohlahena schaai tsUa phsoe
naDss eeSo ~ with, csspes q Won1Ha
ses o. esseAAoo u11s- 0nhnnmo a.
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uppD my
ZINE ralifofni. hungaloS, rooms,
rooms hardwbad, buil',in features {,
iuts sodd lWaiiib, unfihrrst N "
wAht bunEnlUs s"H ths VI teo % cal
Sill gY" )uu pna-'Hainn
I risu HEAlTy 20,
inl " Reserve iiank
uf'irs. Mati~ - ltss Wiuui -
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IT IT IITIFV y ~ ="
1919 Z. iHnfi l''ig Nals N'l
u,t,t.I LETTER srNT ritEE lfuN
uryuIsr. WE HASpiE 80 PROMO
TIpSN
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-09-02
40 sR.caL RAzzz1YzS

successfully evading other troubles.
Arrived at vladivostok, the children
whose ages range from three to sew
enteen years, were held In quarantine
for the required period, then moved TO
Russian Island, about six miles from
the city, where military barracks were
made suitable for housing the colony.
Here, with most of the Russian In
structors and nurses who left home
with them, and with additional Amer
lean personnel, as well as German and
Austrian prisoners Of war to do the
heavy work, they have been given the
best of care ever since.
The colony has dental clinic,
hospital and primary school classes.
The older children come daily into the
city to attend the commercial school,
the Brown school for girls and the
gymnasium (high scho0D. Natural
talents, such as art and music, are
cultivated. Thirteen Of the larger girls
took the course Of training which flt-
ted them to be nurses aids In the
American Red Cross hospital here, and
a number Of others are In charge of
the colony sewing room in which the
ehildren's clothing is made.
In a group Of several hundred young
people 1t is to be expected many will
show exceptional qualities of temper
ament and ability. Several Of these
children have remarkably fine voices.
One little girl, whose mother 10 pro-
fessional dancer, has a gift for the
stage that would charm the most artis-
tic audience. Still another paints
beautifully. The genius for mechan.
les possessed by many OF the boys Is
shown in their toys, whitfield out OF
bits of wood with whatever sharp.
edged tool they can find.
Associated with the colony--hangers
on who have such pitiable histories
they could not be turned away-are
several interesting children gathered
up incidentally by the Red Cross peo
pie. One Ia a girl OF sixteen, who
joinsd an evacuation train on the Jour
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-09-02
WOMEN NEED SWAMP-ROOT

Thousands of women have kidney and
bladder trouble and never suspect IL.
Womens' complaints often prove to be
nothing else but kidney trouble. or the
result Of kidney or bladder disease.
If the kidneys are not in healthy
condition, they may cause the other or
gans to become diseased.
Pain in the back, headache, loss of am
bition, nervousness, are often times symp-
toms Of kidney trouble.
Don't delay starting treatment. DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a physicians pre-
scription, obtained at any drug store, may
be just the remedy needed to overcome
such conditions.
| Get medium or large size bottle i'm
| mediately from any drug store.
However, If you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to. DIR
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton. N. Y, for q
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.--Adv.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-09-02
Sweet Potatoes.

The sweet potato may soon be a
much more common vegetable In our
markets than heretofore. Its season has
been restricted by the difficulty Of
keeping IL for any length of time In
storage. Unlike the white potato, 1t
began to deteriorate as soon as II
came out of the ground.
This trouble Is understood to have
been overcome by new methods OF
curing, and plants specially designed
for the storage Of sweet potatoes have
recently been established at many
points in the South.
Improved and much sweeter varie.
ties have been developed, and cam.
paign is being organized to promote
the marketing of better sweet pota'
toes on a greater scale all over the
country.
The sweet potato, Of course, Is moi
really a potato at all, but kind OF
yam. II is, like the so-called Irish
potato, an American vegetable BY
origin.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-09-02

ney here and offered to do any kind or
work If she might only be permitted to
stay with the colony. Another Is
child of about twelve, who with her
two little brothers wandered all the
way from the region Of the Black sen
so early In the great war that she mas
forgotten her home town, the names
of her parents and her own age. IT is
estimated 5000 children were sent
eastward from Petrograd. All trace
of hundreds of them has been lost.
Before the flight from Omsk became
necessary the Red Cross MAINTAINED
a colony at Turgoyak, Siberia. into
the colony wandered two ragged. fam
ished children. The girl said she was
nine years old--and that Is literally
all she could tell about herself. All
she could tell about her companion,
a Younger boy, was that he was her
"onliest brother" What those two
children had been through can hardly
be imagined. One group OF five OF
these miserable little refugees APP
peared at vladivestok--a girl and her
four brothers. She was little mother"
of the outfit. One had lost a leg.
They were orphaned and horeless.
These five children had made their
way over the 1900 miles between
Omsk and vladivostok. How they man
aged Il is of course mystery.
The Red Cross personnel who Will
accompany the children on their jour-
! new home are: Rilay Fl. Allen, Hon
o,ulu: Dr. William 7. Berger. Cleve-
land: Burle D. Bramhall, Seattle; Mrs.
Hannah B. Campbell, Santa Crus,
/ Cal; DR.. Herbert M. Coulter, South
| pasadena, CAL; DR.. Hal W. Dawson,
Atlanta; Mrs. Dawson tnee Natalie
Reklemisheva, Russian nurse) Frank
A. Delgado, Jacksonville, Fla; DR.
Harry o. Eversole, Los Angeles; Flor
ence Farmer, nurse, Ancaster, 0nta'
rio, Canada; DR.. Charles II. Gano
Pittsburgh; Clarence F. Rowland, Buf
falo; Miss Stacy M. Snow. Seattle, and
Ward D. Walker. Manila.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-09-02
Alike.

Grandfather was telling the group
OF men he was a self-made man. 1T
has been a struggle" he boosted. "Just
see how much property have now,
and when l came into this state car
ried all my earthly possessions on my
back"
His grandson In the crowd grinned.
"Well now, granddad," he chuckled,
.sThat wasn't SO bad. You see | could
right now leave this state In exactly
the same condition you entered it,"