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Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-27
LIVESTOCK.

LIVESTOCK. K.---.
PURE-BRED Jersey milk cows for sale
H. L. Wood, Box 3o3, Belt, Mont.
TEAM nice iron gray mare, years.
weight $500 lbs. for sale cheap. See
them after 8 p. m 1896 Sixth ave. No.
FOR SALE-Heifer calf. Fone 1874.
FIVE good work horses, two sets of
harness, one wagon, other things too
numerous to mention, cheap II taken
at once. II mile north of West Side
elevator.
TWO MARES. 1,4oo; geldings, 1900.
S Flemish Giant rabbits. $500 Seventh
avenue north, after p. m. Box 456.
FOR sALE-7o head of 2-year old stock
heifers, worth the money. Cox Market,
626 Central.
ONE large grey horse 1000 lbs. sound,
we'll broke. c. v. Pierce, Montana Live
stock Pavilion.
TEAM nice iron gray mares. years,
weight 1890 lbs, for sale cheap. See
them after D. m. 1896 Sixth ave No.
HEREFORD BULLs-4o head choice
2-year olds registered and pure bloods.
for sale. Chestnut Valley Realty Co.
Cascade, Mont.
FOR SALE-One young mule, works
single or double, 5-year old iron gray
mare. broke for work. Box 80 Tribune.
both fresh. 1927 Fourth avenue north.
HEAVY HORSES for sale. Wagons and
harness. One sow, 10 pigs. A. E. Shaw,
Sand Coulee.
FOR SALE-Eighty head good range
horses. Well bred Must be seen to be
appreciated. Address. Box 45 Tribune.
Great Falls, Mont.
FOR SALE-Sixty head good Percheron
range horses, Also 1850 lb. Percheron
stallion. Harry Endtcott, Craig. Mont.
SHEEP PASTURE, 15c per head month
ly. No herding or other expense: Good
39-inch woven wire fences. barbed wires
top and bottom Seven pastures. clover.
timothy and Kentucky bluegrass.
watered by small streams and springs.
$50 miles from Chicago, in Taylor
county. Wisconsin. Further informa-
ton, write owner: e. w. Wayman.
Ingomar, Mont.
MILK COW for sale. 1854 Central ave.
FOR SALE-125 head cattle. on terms
Stackhouse. IL Dunn Blk.
FOR sALE-4OO 3-year old steers. mostly
white faces. Time given to responsible
parties. Write or fone. Palmer and
Hough. Rainbow Hotel. Great Falls.
Mont
SPECIAL NOTICES
THE PARK-TO-PARK HOTEL at
Monarch Mont. is now open under new
management
FOR SALE-Furniture and lease OF
| eight rooms, combined office rooms and
apartments, strictly modern and newly
renovated. Terms. Owner. 40sa Central.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

enette, gas plate, oven; private en-
trance, nice room for two or three
ladies employed during day. 219 Third
avenue north.
TWO furnished Housekeeping rooms, s1s.
715 Third avenue south. Fone e479.
BASEMENT Housekeeping rooms. cheap.
615 Fifth avenue north.
FOR RENT-Basement housekeeping
room, woman preferred. 6l5 Fifth ave.
north.
FURNISHED Housekeeping room in
modern home. 30 Second ave. No.
TWO furnished rooms, modern; private
entrance. Call $685.
TW Omodern furnished housekeeping
rooms, $50 per month; lights included.
413n Third street south
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms. AS
Fourth avenue south.
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms. 514
Third avenue north.
LIGHT housekeeping rooms, with gas,
for reasonable rent. 920 Second ave. No.
ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM and closet
Laboratory, kitchen, bed room and hall.
Oil Fourth avenue north, Phone 6S19.
FEW HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS nicely
furnished. 525 Seventh avenue north.
TWO ROOMS on ground floor with gas
range. PA 18th street north. Fone e01T
FURNISHED housekeeping room with
kitchenette; gas. 522 First ave. north
NICELY furnished housekeeping rooms.
modern tfor man and wife only). 1109
Second avenue north.
TWO nicely furnished housekeeping
rooms, suitable for 2 or people; gas
and modern. 1910 Central ave.
NICELY furnished housekeeping rooms
9o4 Central ave.
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, hot and cold
water in kitchen: gas range. SIS Sixth
avenue north. Fone 5S54
TWO modern furnished Housekeeping
rooms. b05 Sixth avenue south.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms in front suites
Rent reasonable. Hotel Vaughn.
ONE housekeeping room 1901 Fifth ave.
north.
FURNISHED one room and kitchenette;
modern, gas s23 Seventh ave- south.
TWO furnished housekeeping room. 10
Third avenue southwest.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms 402 5th ave. N.
LARGE front room for light housekeep-
ing. modern. Fone s053. 612 First ave. N.
SUITE furnished for Housekeeping. 512
Third avenue north.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, clean. cool,
modern. $40 Third avenue north.
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms. 707
First avenue north.
HOUSEKEEPING room with gas for
reasonable rent. 800 Second ave. north.
MODERN housekeeping rooms, kitchen
ette, gas. first floor. No children. 1924
Central.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. 1924
Central avenue.
TWO housekeeping rooms, clean and
light; gas range, clothes closets. 1922
Second avenue north.
FOR RENT-Ntce modern housekeeping
rooms. including light, heat and water;
block from Hotel Grand Sixth st. N.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

TWO-ROOM furnished apartment 515
Eighth street south. Berkshire Apis.
MODERN four-room apartment. 703 Fifth
avenue north. on ground floor.
TWO ROOMS, modern, gas range, priv
ate toilet and lavatory: separate en-
trance. 312 Eighth street south.
THREE-RooM apartment, furnished.
with or without garage. 201 Sixth
street north.
TWO-ROOM furnished apartment, SIS;
modern. 70sia Tenth street south.
APARTMENT at Hastings. 600 Central.
FURNISHED or unfurnished apartment
with private bath. s19-B First ave. ".
MODERN two-room apartment. newly
furnished, on car line. 921 Third ave S.
THREE and FOUR ROOM modern fur
nished apartments. just been finished.
Laundry in basement. 17os Second
avenue north.
ONE and two-room furnished apart
ments with sleeping porch, nice and
clean. Adults only. 110o First ave. No.
MODERN two-room and single room
apartment, furnished. 1o11 End ave. n.
APARTMENTS at Glendale. Fone s617.
MODERN nicely furnished apartment
1920 First avenue north. Fone 6439.
FIyE-ROOM beautifully furnished apart
ment, one block from Central. Can rent
part or all. Reliable parties. no chill
dren. Inquire at Acme Hotel
APARTMENT at Hastings 6os Central.
TWO and Groom modern apartments.
electric ranges, new and clean; $50 to
$50 monthly. Flat Iron. West Side.
TWO and three-room furnished apart
ments, steam heat, electric range. 426
First avenue S. w. Fone s627.
FOR RENT-Three room modern fur
nished apartment, S2S. also furnished
SIG apartment. Apply 500 Seventh
street south.
uNFURNlsHED APanTnENTs
range. lis Tenth street north.
UNFINISHED front apartment 613
Third avenue south.
FOUR ROOMS and sleeping porch. mod
ern. Two rooms and kitchenette. fur
nished. II Twelfth street north.
FOUR-ROOM apartment. unfurnished. 723
First avenue south. Inquire, 27ls First
avenue south.
FOR RENT-Four-room fiat, reasonable.
north side; new. Corcoran, 2o3 Ford
Block.
FOR RENT-Several apartments in bun
galow court, consisting of two rooms.
kitchenette, bath, and being strictly
modern, with basement. Hickman, S2a
Central avenue.
CHOICE apartment at the Geraldine.
706 Third avenue north
JULY /. five-room apartment, close In.
Nelson & Smith. Fone 94S9.
ONE Nollar apartment, strictly modern.
with garage. Call 1853. after p. m.
THREE2RoOM apartment and bath.
First avenue south and Thrteeith st.
Harry Newman 5 Second St Nd,
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DIRKs AGENCY COMPANY.
123 Central ave, Great Falls, Montana.
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WANTED-A woman to do house clean
Ing. Place pays s35 together with ltv-
ing Montana State School for Deaf &,
Blind, Boulder, Mont.
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FOR SALE

Five-room modern house on Fourth av'
enue north at $4,000. Terms.
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Professional and Mlerchamdisimg
e.zz ~ o.. a.z1 .. CLASSIFIED e.11 .. CALL
FURNISHED ROOMS

SUITE of front rooms. upstairs, furnish
ed, suitable for light housekeeping
1112 First avenue north.
MODERN furnished room, close in. 309
Fourth street north.
FOR RENT-Furnished room. Al Third
street north Fone 8345.
TWO ROOMS furnished, suitable for two.
1205 Sixth avenue north.
NICE pleasant room suitable for two.
with breakfast and dinner, in private
family. 206 Fourth avenue north.
FOR REIMBURSEMENT bedroom, cheap.
616 Fifth avenue north.
MODERN room S08 Third ave. north.
MODERN room, reasonable. '918 s ave. N.
ROOM in modern house. 1115 1st ave. N.
FURNISHED rooms. 722 Third ave. No,
FOR RENT-Nice cool room, cheap. 700
Third avenue south.
ONE ROOM, s12; one room. $14 per
month; modern; independent entrance;
fone; finest location, north side, blocks
from %. Fone 460S.
FOR RENT-Furnished room to gentle
man. 612 Third avenue north.
GOOD basement rooms for sleeping and
patching, ii wished. IL Sixth st. So.
TWO furnished rooms. s15 End ave. So.
MODERN furnished room for rent. 800
Fourth street north.
FURNISHED ROOM for two. TOO Third
avenue north, Fone 6559.
FURNISHED room. 113h Park drive.
LARGE front room to rent. 407 Fifth
avenue south.
NICELY furnished room. hot and cold
water. 627 Fifth avenue north.
FURNISHED rooms rs Second ave. N.
MODERN furnished room with sleeping
porch, suitable for two gentlemen. SIS
Second avenue north.
TRANSIENT rooms by day or week,
212h Central avenue.
FURNISHED rooms. 71s Seventh ave. N.
FURNISHED room with bath. Fone 1865
If YOU WANT a good nights rest. or
good rest every night, try a room at
the Hotel Ben. Fons S<72. Brass bees
and box springs.
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WASHING and ironing. Fone 5s7s.
EXPERIENCED young lady wants po-
sition as bookkeeper and stenosrapher
in Montana town Box s8 Tribune.
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WANTED-Man and wife, or woman
cook on ranch. 301 First Natl Bank
Building
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WANTED-Bushelman to do ladies and
mems repairing, pressing and dry clean
ing. We use a Hoffman pressing ma
chine. Steady employment. Salary $45
per week. Model Clothes Shop, Hardin.
Montana
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE
s1sOo-s2oo cash and $25 per month buys
house and fine lot on Third ave. south
S90O-$100 cash and SIS per month buys
Groom house on Second ave. south.
S375o-S5OO cash, balance easy, takes
two houses. modern except heat good
lot, south side.
S43OO-Five-room modern house, Fourth
avenue north, garage, fine lot. Terms.
FRARY & BURLTNGAME,
II Third street south.
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMA

WANTED-Work by day. Fone 7436.
POSITION answering telephone in
Western Union or any place. Box 103
Tribune
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GIRL for general housework. Good
wages, no washing. 512 Fourth ave. N
LADY CLERK for dry goods and ready
to wear department. Must have several
years experience and be able to pro-
duce results. Basin Trading Co. Stan
ford. Mont
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WANTED-Girl over 20, for general
housework in a country home. No
cooking, highest wages. 315 Second
avenue north.
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GIRL TO WORK morning and even
fngs for board and room. Box "a Trib-
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY ~ Hundreds
men, women, over II. Government Jobs.
$100-S200 month. List positions free.
Franklin Institute, Dept. 223 T, Roches-
ter N Y
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DIRKS AGENCY COMPANY

12s Central ave-, Great Falls, Montana.
FOR REAL genuine money-saving bar
gains in mems clothing, hats, shoes
and notions, see The Bargain Store,
13l7 Second street south.
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PLEASE NOTE-We do not charge
classified Advertisements to residencs
addresses,
HELP XANTED-MALE

wANTED-Man with car, capital 500.
This means $3.50 per month. No COM
petition. Box lib Tribune
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-Some lady companion who
wants board and room in exchange
for light work. 1906 Seventh ave. No.
SPEND ONE WEEK and learn cutting,
fitting and designing, in the Shows
Dressmaking College, and do your
dressmaking. Room z Dunn Block.
Madana r manager.
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WANTED-A reliable woman for gen
eral housework. Good wages. 11Oe
Fourth avenue north.
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1 der. with six forks. good as new. fine
| for curing heavy hay. Address: r.
! Wells, 1925 Sixth avenue north
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NEW MODERN Groom bungalow. hard.
wood floors throughout, full cement
basement, laundry tubs, fireplace and
all built-in features. Located at 272d
First avenue north. Easy terms. Fone
7021
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FOR DECENTRALIZATION

FURNITURE, rug, slicing machine, scales
and store fixtures, bargain II taken at
once Fone 5344 or Box 1l6 Tribune.
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FIRST CLASS salesman wanted. - sAeH
Industrial stock for manufacturi10iAnv
terprise with its product now ,1kn
market. Address p. o. Box s
lings Mont. N
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WANTED-A housekeeper; widoWer WITH
children; out of town. Box 1o7 Tribune.
WOULD LIKE to hear from elderly lady
who would care for two children during
day, also board and room mother.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-05-20

piled at the rate of 5 to Z gallons of
spray mixture per tree or until each
is dripping wet. The mixture shoAld
contain 5 quarts of lime sulphur:
1H9 pounds powdered lead arse1ate
or 3 pounds 4 in paste form ard
80 gallons Of water. If the first
s ~. {or rt the o saend So. spr. any es quarts
line sulTlur~1 Z poInds lead
.a4senate powier-or 3 pounds paste
->ad so gallons of water. Much
.aaHage b being done by the spring
ks1hhel worms, especially IN the
Fsessh a&ds east and north OF Leon and
many valuable tEees and. much fruit
can be, saved if little time and ex-
'culio is also another dangerous
fruit pest especially to apples and
.plums. The plum curculio is one
lof the most destructive pests We have
and now is the time to guard against
them-these m malt m Ayarfeid d.
this locality. These SMALL snout
fruit s-but also attack apple, pear
and ounce. The fruit is psnctursd
" the insect as soon as it sets 5
eiF,s6g much of it to fall or to be-
sane reformed laSer on. These
beetles also feed on the ripe fruit
IN the faA--pavlng the way 1of
brswn rot. Much Of the injury may
be eliminated by spraying. Cherries
spraying with cad avsenate soon
after the petals fall and 4sain .
week later-tEsiRg 3 pounds Lead
,rsenate paste-or 1 pounds lead
arsenate powder to so gallon of
water Apply same spray to apples
and pears--when 80 to 9? per cent
OF blossoms have fallen adding 5 to
s quarts lime sulphur to 50 gallons
If solution. You can check these
pests if you spray Ask for a spray
calendar at the County Agents Of
flee or any other information you
wish on spreEing: n,o,,on4
al exchange list this week-listing
early seed corn OF the 80 day
variay, also seed OF the various
oats agops-watsh for it.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-05-20
Farm Bureau Notes.

So many inquiries have come to
the County Agents office in regard
to soy bean seed, that we wish to
make mention Of a few things that
may be personal in a way-but
nevertheless true w. !; Mammoth Ha;n .,cy el,
for sale in this country under
the following names: Medlum yell
low, medium early yellow and early
yellow. There are a number of~seed
firms in this state following this de-
ceptive practice. We wish to warn
all farmers against the danger OF
buying mammoth yellow soy, beans
muchly disappointed with results OBJ
tanned. The mammoth yellow soy
bean is not adapted to this climate.
1t is the standard of the, southern
states and requires from lao to $50
days to mature. The seeds are
seed scar ranging from pale to light
brown. Seeds are almost round, or
inclined to be roundabout the size
of an ordinary garden pea seed and
runs about 2150 to the pound. The
medium early yellow is good seed
for this locality but owing to the
tremendous demand for seed this
variety have been exhausted. The
plants of this bean are stout, erect
and nature in about 10 to 120 days.
The seed is fad ed straw yellow and
seed scar is paH-a very pale yell
low and shape of seed are more
flat and oblong TAIN the mammoth
and run about 1880 seed to the
Of soy bean seel that you are doubt
full about if you will send us fair
sample. Send at least two ounces
of the seed to the county agents Of
flee. Do not plant the mammoth yell
low soy bean and expect to get any
seed-for they will not mature.
Did you, ever stop to think that
this spring will go a. long way in
solving the sugar problem? Not only
will it do this, but it will afford an
excellent sweet for the kiddies-
which lis both palatable and health
full. Plant some cane and help beat
down the price Of sugar
We are experiencing so much cold,
wet and backward weather this
spring that the early varieties or 80
day seed corn is going to be in de-
mand. If you have any of this seed
or know of anyone who has-if
it is for sale-wll you not advertise
it in your local paper and let the
all be needed. With the price Of
corn rising and the falling price of
hogs, it will behoove every coed
farmer to supply forage crop or
supplemental crop of some kind for
growing and fattening out his pigs
If he would realize a profit from
them. We know Of no other crops
that will yield such returns for this
purpose than rape and pumpkins.
Sow rape anytime now-even up to
the last time corn is plowed-if SOW
ed in corn. Plant pumpkins early for
fall feeding-they will pay. Can Sc
at local seed stores and pumpkin
seed can also be bought at a fair
price locally.
The time is now drawing near
when the application of the calyx
or second spray should be applied to
all fruit trees. This should be ap-
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-05-20
An Old Decatur County Resident
Dead

The folloming notice Of the death
of Addison ". Gatliff, a pioneer
resident OF the Elm neishborhood
miles west Of Lineyille in Decatur
county, was taken from the Sargent
! (Neb.) Leader OF the date Of April
Ject Of the notice, came to tnis sec
.1isn OF the c5Nntry with hrs ,paraks
T. an early day where ne resided IN
I'll 1888, when he rehfoyed 20
] Nebraska where he has |lte re.tl-
ed. dIe is a brother of ,Haz Gsatlift
who stal lives at the Gid homestead
) miles west of Lineyitle. The deceaS-
ed viii be remembered by many ~
the older settlers OF. this community
and friends who WAl be grieVed to
learn OF his death.
TUESDAY afternoon when word
came that Ad Gatlff had died few
minutes before, it was a shock to his
friends even though they lad reaiiz-
ed for some time that his health was
failing qsite rapidly. But i came as
that he was sick. She fact, is ne
seemed to be in his usual Health;
His daughter, Mrs. Roy Leach had
gone to the Gatlitf home to visit
them and had taken same chocolate
cream candy with her. She save
some to her father and while e2tlnlg
some of il he took choking spell.
She went fu' a drink for klm and
when she got back he Was becoming
so weak he could hardly stand. She
caught him to keep him from falling
but he passed away almost immea-
addison Williams Gatliff was
n neir Kentucky Herpy. Early in life his
parents moved 70 Iowa where he
grew to manhood.
On September 9TH. 1880 he was
united in marriage to Martha
Nebraska where they kave since liv-
ed. To this union were born seven
children, five girls and tive boys;
Fra Gatliff, 81 Champion, Neb-
raska; Mrs. Roy Leach, Flora who
died at the age of two years, Mrs.
Iva v alRce, Mrs. VerA Shsrrick,
Olive and George Gatliff.
In 1917 Ire confessed his faith in
the Lord Jesus Christ and was bur
led within his Lord in Baptism.
He had been failing in health for
some time ami though his death was
a shock coming suddenly yet all
who knew him knew that he was apt
to pass away at any time. He died
April 9th, 1920, ged - years, 7
months and II days
The funeral was conducted by J.
S. Reel at the home April IS, at
o'clock p. m. after which interment
was made in the Sargent cemetery.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-05-20
Lap of Spring.

The spring was slow in coming, l
thought 'twould ne'er appear; but
now the bees are humming, and jays
and things are here. Before the
dawn of Easter warm days betoken-
ed spring; / ground my spade and
creased her, and started gardening.
I cried, "The winter season is buried
in the past; and spring, which has no
fleas on, has come to stay at last.
Farewell to winter weather, which
bores me and annoys, so let me get
together, and sing of vernal joys
Alas, on Easter morning old winter
had returned; and from its solemn
warning a lesson I have learned.
Hereafter I'll be cautious about an
nouncing spring; for people come
and josh US when we give fancy
wing. I will not be upbobbiA' with
vernal stuff again, because I've seen
a robin, or heard lonesome wren.
l will not sell the heater, or pawn
my winter coat, because a stray
moskeeter has croned its mournful
note. Spring signs must come in
legions before I will admit that in
the Attic regions the blizzard works
have quit. Oh, Easter was a hum
mer, and winter had it's fling, and l
will wait till summer before l look
for spring Mason.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-05-20
GLAD SHE TOOK FRIENDS AD-
VICE.
Mrs. Messick Has New Strength
Life and Energy Since Taking
Tanlac.

praise Of Taniac for the way it has
given me new life, strength and
energy" was the statement made a
few days ago by Mrs. George Mes
sick of Dallas City, ILL.,, when she
called at Henry's drug store in Bur
when 1 began taking Tanlac
| suffered so bad from stomach
trouble that the little I did eat dis
agreed with me-" continued Mrs.
Messick. Il was nervous and rest
less and at night could not sleep
well. I was losing weight constant
" and | was SO rundown generally
that it looked like l had lost all the
strength and ambition l ever had.
II started taking Tanlac on the
advice of a friend and now after
finishing four bottles | am feeling
just like "a new woman. / have a fine
appetite and can eat anything
want without suffering any bad eff
fects at all. My nerves don't give
me any more trouble and can
sleep sound all night long, | have
so fine and strong that I know l am
going to enjoy the Christmas holt
days more than. have in years.
"My husband has just bought
three bottles of Tanlac and has
started taking it and says he wants
an appetite like mine so he can eat
as much as l do and not have to
suffer for it. am certainly CRATE
full to Tanlac and without doubt
consider it the best medicine ever
made"
Tanlac is sold in Leon by E. p.
Bell, in Lamont by J. +. Jones, in
Grand River by Fred Bone, in
Pleasanton and vicinity by c.. A.
Craig
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-05-20
Nhese Farming is Profitable.

Farm lands in the South have pot
been boosted by speculation. Why
buy a farm IN iligh-priced section
and cripple ye1r future with debt
svhan you can buy better farm N
tire South for one-third the price.
Don't you want a farm where CHM
attic and soil conditions are saex-
celled? 1t is our business to help
you find just what you want. we
know Southern lands and land
values and It is to our interest to
locate you where you will succeed
land make business Tor THE railroad.
There is no charge for our servise.
For full information call on. Or
write to, j. c. Williams, Manager,
Southern Railway Development
Service, Washington, D. c. 4l-lst.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-05-20
Has Lost His Recipe.

We wish we could locate that re-
eipe we saw last winter. Take some
dandelions-but hold, We came
near telling about once reading how
to make dandelion wine Why do
you know, we would have been guilty
of a felony. il we had remembered
that recipe and printed it. Under
the Volstead act, you could be sent
to the penitentiary If YOU even pos
sessed such a formula, and if you
tried to use it, they could doubtless
hang you.-Henry County Demo-
crat.