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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-16
PERSONAL.
INVESTMENTS

Small investors only.
Make your money work for
YOU. Let us show you how
we do it. This will be your
last opportunity to invest
in this corporation. Office
open 10 to + evenings, 7 to
9. Indiana Hog and Live
stock Exchange Inc. Straube
Bldg. Phone 1853. '0-i'-'1
AN OFFERING some attractive first
mortgage loans, paying Per cent in
terest. Amounts $500 and up. Henry s.
Davidson. 500. 15ath St, Whiting. i0-i5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-16
AUTO ACCESSORIES

AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
Can now buy tires and accessories
cheap. Creditors sale at 6I9 Chicago
ave East Chica 20. Ind. Everything
must go at a big reduction. l0-1z-3
GOODRICH AND GOODYEAR
Fabric castings. only slightly used.
VIII give 1000 mileage all ron-skid
sox3. 81; 30x3lz So; S2x3iA $40. S2x4
sl1s07 33K4. $3.50. SKA, sia; S5x5 S15;
37x5 $3.50; Open evenings and sun
days.
sis Chicago ave, East Chicago. Ind
lana 10-12-tf
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MONEY TO LOAN
WANTED-BOARD AND ROOM

NNANTED-R Room and board ia private
family by gentleman. Write B-S4.
Times, Hammond 1853
WANTED Room and board 10 private
family hv gentleman. Write B-aA
Times. Hammond 10-16-3
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR Rent Furnished rooms. modern
con1 enionces Phone 11oSM Ham
mond. le-l5-2
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
housekeeping at 244 Michisa ave.
corner Oakley lV-A9
FOR RENT--Nicely furnished sleeping
room; heat and bath. 23a Piummer
avenue, Hammond. 10.ls
FOR RENT-Front furnished room
modern blocks from Court House.
Phone a17l Hammond. 55T Forsythe
avenue " lul9
FOR RENT-Furnished room steam
heat. f7i7 Magoun ave. East Chi
cago. lp-lo
FOR RENT-Furnishcd rooms large.
modern front room, clean ana COM
or two gentlemen. Phone 1929 Ham
mond 1916
FOR E.NT=Four furnished rooms for
light nous ekeeping, modern. go l52nd
ST.. phone 1909 West liam. lo-l6
FOR RENT-Large front room. steam
neat, with private family one-half
block from street cars and good res
faurant 42I L. Etate St End apt.
Hammond 1862
FOR RENT-Nice front sleeping room
for gentleman9 half block from car
line IS Clinton st.. 2nd fiat, Ham 10-l5
heated rooms for Housekeeping. no
children. Call $50 Indiana ave, Ham-
mond. 1876
FOR RfNT-Furnished room for gen
tlcman ] block downtown district
Phone PSI Hammond. 1e-l6
FOR RENT-Furnished room, suitable
for one or two gentlemen; centrally
located So Russell st.. Ham. 1916
FOR RFNT-Furnished house and gar
age on corner site in East Chicago:
phone 1867 East Chicago. 1915
FOR RENT front rooms l65 sibiey
nTaa front rooms a 2O7 MfqHi-
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WANTED-TO EXCHANGE

WANTED TO TRADE-Property for
good car: must be IN a mechanical
running condition Call o. m. and 4
r. m. or any time Saturday or Sunday.
fS4 Calumet ave, Ham. I0-i1-6
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WANTED TO BUY

WILL PAY cash tor your. equity in
desirable west side Gary homes 4 d.
dress n. l., care Gary Times, Gary.
9-I7-tf
WANTED-H0MES. ALL SIZES ny
ALL PARTS or THE CITY. We
HAVE CUSTOMERS WAITING AND
IAN EFFECT QUICK SALES. CALL
AT OUR OFFICE OR PHONE 1917.
FRANK j. WACHEWICZ. Home of the
Best Home Bargains. Corner Oakley
and Plummer avenues, Open evenings
Hammond 10-5-tf
NANTED-F Ford sedans. prices made
ON ail models. call 992-W and leave
Your phone number and address. Ham
wond l0-1S-6
WANTED or 50 room house in Ham
raond large lot. viii pay $4,000 cash
and good choice lots. owner Write
Sol Times. Hammond 11-I5-3
WANTED TO BIY-Several shares AZ
Common ~ Indiana Hog and Live
stock Exchange. Answer. stating NUM-
her Of shares and lowest price. Nd
dress P T. p. Times. Cary, Ind. 1915
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& BICK
Phone 4S0-2659
FOB SALE

Twenty-three and one-thiFd acres Just
outside the city Of Valparaiso, less than
one mile from court house Eight room
frame house in excellent repair, harm.
chicken house and wind mill. Bricked
cellar ci5tern. About $50 healthy. bear
ing fruit trees. Apples pears. peaches,
electricity within 100 yards OF house
Excellent soil and in good condition
With very little work and expense this
place VIII make a beautiful suburban
home and with excellent money making
possibilities Price Sl1,50o. Terms are
easy,
Twelve acres in the city of Valparaiso.
eight room brick house i'm good repair.
basement barn. shed and other out
buildings Excellent gardening land and
ideal for a chicken farm. Price So
SEQ. $500 down. balance IN monthly
or yearly payments 10 suit purchaser.
Eight acres. three miles from VAL
paraisa, ON Lincoln Highway. six room
frame house barn and chicken house all
in good repair Some fruit trees and
small fruit Excellent land. Price s4,
600. Terms
twenty acres. two miles from Val
paraisa. on stone road, oue-fourth mile
from milk station. ON Pennsylvania X.
r. Eight room frame house la good re-
pair. fun basement. steam heat storage
water tank i'm kitchen. Good barn and
shed, large chicken house and other
out buildings. six large hard maple
trees in front door ward. concrete va ks
around house. steel wind mill Apple
orchard Four acres in asparagus. Soil
rich black sandy loam This farm has
been conducted as truck garden and
will grow anything IN abundance. Price
$4,000. Terms.
Twenty-Five acres. two and one-half
miles from Valparaiso. on Yellowstone
trail Six room frame house and barn
in a0od repair. other small out buildings.
Drive we'll. apple orchard. grapes cher
rles and other small fruits. First class
land. Price $4,000. s2.000 down: bal
ance in $500 yearly payments interest
al per cent.
Eight and three-Quarters acres. one
and one-haif miles from Valparaiso on
stone road One-fourth mile from school.
Six room new frame house. fun base
ment. furnace heat. Delco electric light
ing system. drive wei and cistern. Barn.
chicken house and work shop all new.
Oak grove Of about one acre on place.
This farm Is about one-half clay land
and one-haIf a black mucky soil ideal
for gardening Price $4,000. Terms.
r. JEWETT. Agent.
Phone 2e6-R call 7fq Indianapolis
Z
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-16

T70P So F7a30 EA5 B5irl excel
len. conditfon snare tire run 0Op
miles Cafl parker Ham 1000. 1o-72-5
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FOR SALE
SPECI AL

Speculative have for sale about mr.
teen 70 twenty Of the choicest lots and
all On the East Side. some bordering on
haywood PARK: others one or Two blocks
north in the beautiful Oakland addition.
This viii be your last opportunity 10
purchase a few OF the remaining home
sites in this section. Don't overlook the
fact that the Oakland addition borders
on Calumet avenue, and runs east only
10 Taper avenue which is two blocks
from Calumet They are not left in a
group. but you can pick them out as
the two remaining vacant lots between
buiit-up homes. We have just one spot
where there are three lots together ami
that Is on Lyons street facing the park
in the second block. AL others are
scattered singly through the Oakland
addition which we are now placing on
the market for sale for the Last time.
Prices range from $3.50 up. with most
of the assessments paid with the eN-
ception or Eaton street. Walk through
the subdivision and pick out the spot
you like best and either cali us by phone
$50 or 2b5a or call at our office These
lots can he sold on reasonable terms.
We are sole agents
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-16

WHAT FIVE DOLLARS WILL Buy
Five dollars now will buy one acre Of
oil land For nine years in the heart
Of Texas oil activities. No further eN-
pensc A nve dollar bet against ten
thousand in six months. Full inforRa-
tion on request Representative want
ed Newell & Company. Sam Houston
Life building, Dallas. Texas 10-ts
FOR SALE-Three lots, very cheap
Phone 758 Hammond. 1G-16-2
FOR SAILS room house and lot just
completed: modern. near Country
Club Part cash. easy payments. Phone
11T2-R Hammond, 1o-l5-2
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Six room modern 1ia-stor5 50 It. lot,
garage Tor two cars Ss.0a7
SIN room brick Veneer bungalow. 37t4
Fl. lot St750
Ten room modern brick lots best
location IA Hammond for rooming house
garage for 2 cars $500 Terms
Fl l.. WYMAS
r,bare 1850 t4a,,,r,,.,d .n-e
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-16
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE Large variety or trunks
bags and suit cases. Lesser Loan
Bank, 55 state 81. Hammond 2-I7-tf
FOR SAIE--Unredeeme Diamonds and
Railroad watche9. Lesser's Loan Bank
80 srafe -. hammond. Open evenings
DON buy coai-go g 54S 2. State 81
See the Johnson Oil Burner dem
onstrated ter cook stove heater or.
Company cfet yours now. Prices going
up. Agents wanted for Gary, East chi
cage. Rnd Indiana Harb7r. l0-li-6
FOR SALE-3-ptece velour parlor suit.
library suit dining suit. rugs; Vic
trolat table amp; floor lamp; piano All
good AZ new. 7S5e South Shore Drive,
st APARTMENT, South Chiago. Mrs
Herman. l0-l2-5
FOR SALE-Furnifure and stoves. 1915
Alexander ave East Chicago. 1o-l4-3
FOR sALE-One secondhand Western
Electric copper washing machine; like
new. Apply The Electric shop. 643
Holman ~. Hammond l0-i4-3
FOR SALE White Bros have three
carloads of best Wisconsin Green
Mountain potatoes FOR winter keep at
siT5 per buShel Day phone As; night
phone $685. Hammond 1o-14-4
FOR SALE-Bicycle. nearly new. Room
2, 1876 state ST., Hammond. lo-l4-2
CASH SPECIAL
FOR SATURDAY
Genuine leather hand
grips. SO and $500 value,
Saturday only for $7.95.
Hammond Furniture Go. J.
-Arkln, Mgr. 242 E. State st.
Hammond. i0-io-4
70 RsALE-2 saAaphones. z fiat. bars
tone and G melody ALA Barring ave-.
East Chicago. 10-l4-2
FOR SAIE-6food cook stoves. from 81
UP: iron beds. $3.50 up; rugs cheap
Call FsS Plummer ave. Ham. lS-l5-tf
FOR sALE-Sand Alling delivered in
Hammond Call sos or IS Ham
mono. l0-l5-2
FOR sALE-Cood second hand lumber
various length and sizes Apply con-
tinental Seed Co. State Line ST. and
Calumet river Ham 10-l3-1b
FOR SALE-kitcnen range. almost new.
hot water front. also gas hot water
heater. Amply 1929 Grapevine St up
stairs Indiana Harhor. l0-l5-1
FOR SALT blue suits and one large
coat Cali ans time after III =. IN.
SIT Terrence ave- Ham. 10-ls-3
POTATOES
George and Jos. Liesenfelt are back
from Wisconsin with car loads or
potatoes. VIII be or NJ. g. turn track
Monday. At West Hammond. Phone
I909-M 1916
FOR sALE-Complete set OF grocery
store fixtures. Inquire 5l6 Chicago
ave. Fast Chicago. lo-l6-tt
FOR SALE -Wuriitzer electric piano il
first class condition. ll2 r. Joliet ST..
Grown Point phone 49, lo-l6-s
TRUNKS WARDR0RFS n Res s.
STEAMERS. SUIT CASES. BAGS dir
ect from factory save two middiemen ;
profits Send for catalog. Ideal Trunk
& Rag Factory Spring Valley. HI 1915
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-16
LOST AND FOUND

sTOLEN-Oakiand car license No
fss29T. engine No. 1854; model
1917 radiator; finish in aluminium: lib
eral reward for return Of car. Owner
Chas Pollack. 1918 Michigan ave. ma
lana Harbor Phone ~ 1926
Buckskin horse. Wednesday a. m.
Return sos Columbia ave. Hammond
10-16-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-16
WANTED-FEMALE HELP
NAMED

Experienced sales
women for several de-
partments, those ex-
perienced in Depart
ment store work pre-
ferred.
We also need the
services Of several
part time saleswomen
for afternoons and
Saturdays. Expert
ence not necessary.
Apply to Superin-
tendent Edward c.
Minas Go. Hammond.
1o-I4-i
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-16
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
Storage Batteries charged,
rented and repaired. The
Dempsey Battery Service,
S1a Fayette ST., Hammond,
phones $3.50. 1l40.R all
DODGE BROTHERS
ADH,IAC

We sold most OF the cars that We
offered for sale last week because those
who took the trouble to look them over
found wonderful bargain. car prices
are ridicuousiy low Opportunity knocks
but once--its knocking for you nov.
1910 Oakland, six cylinder 5 passerg-
er touring car. wire wheels. ) excellent
tires: Hartford shock absorbers, bump
er windshield cleaner. 90 miles % the
gallon OF gas, 10000 miles on a set of
tires, $4,000
1920 Ford Roadster. with light de-
livery box on rear. electric starter 1915.
1910 Ford Roadster. like new. $3.50
1920, 400 Chevrolet touring, with
winter ton $500
1920 Baby Grand chevrolet sedan
Demonstrated fully equipped. new
car guarantee. run but 500 miles, $4,000.
BOILING AUTO SALES
Douglas and Holman SITS. phone Ham
rnnnd 26R. Tnd Har phone Is. l0-1S.4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-16

Times news service is the best
effort can furnish.
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WANTED-MALE HELP
Wanted Freight Handlers,
Checkers, Callers and
TY.Y7plya1Sc
TruCkerS.


Apply Gibson Transfer. Piece work
basis with guarantee. Take employees
train al 1850 a. N. from NJ g. depot
Stops at Calumet and Columbia Ave
yANTED-Collector and solicitors;
male or female. Address +. @. Box
IA. Hammond la-s-a
AGENTS--In all plants and factories
N Calumet Region to work real liFe
proposition. No money required, LaEEe
commission. Apply Arts Billiard. = tl@
Fovsythe ave. y. Chicago. l0-s-o
Az INDUSTRY in this region has OF
eninS few man past 28 years who =
looking for a future fla the clerical hetd.
Applicant must have a least high
school education and several years ot
clerical experience salary nominal 70
start. In answer glye aga. experience
and salary expected and edaratlobal
Qualifications. Address B-t5 Care mes
Hammond. Ip-to-N
VANTED-Rivefera csuiSers. heaters
on steel stand pipes and elevated
tanks out Of town. Fare paid, Nrtte
L NJ P Box 1901 Cary. Ind o-lS-o
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-3 nicely furnish
ed rooms. Address B-95 Times, Ham
mond. lt-Ao
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-16

FOR RENT Furnished rooms modern
conv enicnees Phone 110S-M Ham
rrGnd. lb-l3-Z
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-16

" ANTED-TWo or thee men roomers i'm
large heated mouse s. Carroll st..
Hammond 1G-I6-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-16

WANTED TO RENT-At once. 2 rooms
for light Housekeeping: furnished or
ttnfurnished. Heated Walking distance.
write ASS Times Ham 1915
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-29
WOMAN warns
GIRL WORKERS
Writes Letter Urging
Them To Beware
/. V. A. S

The working girls Of Fargo have
been warned by a letter addressed to
the editor of a newspaper to watch
out for the snares Of I. v. A. vote
catchers. The letter:
"To the Editor: No show without a
monkey and so now at this coming
election, the working girls of Fargo
are to be the monkeys.
"Say, working girls, did you ever
before receive an invitation to n buff
fet supper, musicians singing, also
two or three short talks? No, you
never did, nor will you ever again re-
ceive another, except when election
comes around.
Jump on the trucks and have q
good time for an hour or 80. Every
thing Free
eyes, and in return we expect you
working girls, to vote our way, OF
else all u trouble has been in vain
can be read between the lines. Don't
you be misled by this so-called WON.
ems city campaign committee now.
They have never recognized you
before as working girls, and dom
let them buy your votes for a paltr3
good time for al hour or two, if you,
! inclinations 60 in an opposite direc,
ton.
Think intelligently and vote &C
cordingly and be satisfied in your owl
mind that you have voted as hes
you understood for the state and YOU
fellow citizens of North Dakota.
Yours for fair play,
"Anna QUEBES,
"Hillsboro, N. D.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-29

superintendent, should receive the.
vote Of every Nonpartisan Lacquer.
worker and voter that wishes to So.
a capable and competent person elect
ed to that Office.
Miss Siegel's announcement ap-
pearing in an advertisement in this
issue states her qualifications 8 fol-
lows:
II am a graduate Of the Mayville
State Normal School and have had
ten years teaching experience in the
public schools Of North Dakota.
IF I am elected I shall put forth
every effort to develop the education
al work in Ramsey County"
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-29
n. D. L|bELED
SAYS MuLu|CAN
Spokane Attorney Score
/. V. A. Campaign
Bunk

FARGO, N. D.-"Over in my state
the opponents of the Nonpartisan
League are telling the people that
North Dakota has been ruined, that
it is a state Of communism and free
love-" said Attorney John T. Multi
gan Of Spokane, Wash, in his address
on the Scandinavian American bank
corner last evening. "These stories
are being sent out by people of your
own state for the purpose Of prejudic-
ing the people against the Nonpartisan
League movement.
II will say to you in all earnest
ness that any mar who will help
spread these stories about the good
people of North Dakota is q mental
prostitute and a moral degenerate"
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-29
Election Returns

Election returns from all parts
of the United States will be re-
ceived by telegraph at The World
office on Election night and until
they r complete.
The County and state returns
will be received by wire and
phone thruout Election night and
until a complete count has decid-
ed the issues.
This service is free to the pub
lie.
Persons getting returns from
county precincts are requested to
phone them to The World Office
at Devils Lake, send them in by
mail or by any other prompt
method.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-29

Der Of prominent speakers 1T tht
meeting, but no side will monopolize
the discussion, as the committee II
charge is DESTROYS Of hearing from
anybody who has anything to say
regardless of what his opinions may
be-"
A previous paragraph in the same
Journal story says the meeting vii
be an "open forum, for the purpose
of hearing both sides of the cam
paign."
Attic to date no invitation has
come to Nonpart:san League
headquarters in Devils Lake or to
representatives. Of labor unions
or to the office of The World, if
assurance is given that this is
50, their representatives will be
pleased to cooperate in making
the meeting a success along the
lines which The Journal Mentions.
The World gives its endorse
ment full heartedly to meetings
of the kind The Journal describ-
Is as planned for Monday night
and endorses to the full extent Of
its ability the idea to discourage
dissension between merchant and
customer and neighbor and neigh
Dor.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-29
Injured Yet
League Wants
BaerElected

NEW YORK., Oct. %
The National Disabled Sol.
diers' league, the official or
xanization Of the 100000
disabled service men, today
issued from its national
headquarters a statement
strongly indorsing Con.
gresham J. M. Baer of
North Dakota. 1t follows:
"Every friend Of the dis
abled soldiers will vote for
J. M. Baer. He has been 4
most effective worker in
congress and has always
supported the cause Of the
wounded soldiers at q time
when they most needed as
sistance."
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-29
Why The Appeal To This
Prejudice Made BY WAS?

From every part of the state circulars have been pouring
bers of the Nonpartisan League. These circulars show the
immense effort that is being made by the l. '. A.. in the clos
Of Of ! F F. r q o' C. o. the >" or rann III the = eso ~ ' ha attpcks
ed the Catholic church.
The circular that is being distributed is a reprint of the
criticism of Mr.. O'Connor, because of his religion, that appear
attack is attributed to the Nonpartsan League, tho the matter
of fact is that the League has no conrol of any kind whatever
lid i is $ affiliated Il a ed These papers Al are both owned entirely
them. AS a matter of fact the I. v. A. Norwegian paper, Nor
manden, has also in the past attacked Catholics. just as has
|Tidende. -
The Courier-News and the North Dakota Leader are the
Nonpartisan League newspapers OF North Dakota, and no
reader Of either paper need be told that neither one has ever
attacked any religion.
Accompanying the circular which contains Tidende's cr-
ticism of Mr.: o'Gonnor because Of his S, members Membership Ioh IN n the
chairman of the Democratic state central committee winch IS
headed by an alleged "oath" that, according to Mr.. johnson,
the Nonpartisan League is distributing, telling voters that it
was taken by Mr.. OConnor. The "oath' is ridiculous in its
bloodthirstiness: It was, of course, never subscribed to by MI.
O'Connor, nor by Howard Wood, Nonpartisan League candi-
date for lieutenant governor, who is also a Knight OF Column
bus, nor by any man. And it is not being distributed by the
Nonpartisan League. 1t is being distributed solely by the l. V.
A., who by this distribution hope to arouse such hatred among
all Catholics against Professionals that they will unanimously
vote for Mr.. O'Connor. The economic issue having failed, the
I. v. A. appeals to the grossest religious passions.
Nj johnson says in his letter:
The paid canvassers and campaigners of the
League explain to the voters that Mr.: OConnor and
every member of the Knights Of Columbus Of the
fourth degree have subscribed to this pledge to COM
init; arson and murder as a condition to membership
in this great organization. I hope you will do all in
SANDER upon a large part of the population of our
state to the end that no citizen need hesitate to be-
come a candidate for Office in North Dakota lest some
INSCRIPTIONS men organize an attack on his religion
or his church connections.
And that statement proves Mr.. Johnson the most accom-
plished liar in all the ranks of the l. '. A. And considering
LANCER and Kostzky and Hall and Jerry Bacon and the Forum
and Judge Young, that is a high elevation for Mr. johnson to
occupy-Courier-News.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-29
BIG MEETING
HERE monday
NIGHT FOR
ALL Of PUBLIC
Professor Wilson OF The
League Will Speak
To Crowd
EVERYBODY ASKED
Street Parade AnnOunc-
ed For Early In The
Evening

Professor George II. Wilson,
speaker for the Nonpartisan
league program and noted thru
out the Northwest for his inter-
pretations of the farmers laws
of North Dakota, will speak in
Devils Lake Monday night. The
meeting has been advertised to
occur in the Court House.
It is possible that Professor Viii.
son or other opponents Of the farm.
er-labor program: Of state govern
ment will participate in a "Monste1
mass meeting planned for the Grand
theater the same evening. There's
"1F" to this statement, however
A meeting advertised to occur there
it is declared will be an "Oper
Forum"-"All sides to express views
The article appearing in The Jour.
nal, from which the quotations arr
taken adds-"There will be a mum.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-10-15
RICESA ARE BREAKING

and that is our only reason for this remarkable offering Of
our entire stock Of Mems and Women's High Grade Shoes
at a price that is below the original cost Replacement
prices are much lower, and a loss on present stocks is IN
evitable, we prefer to take our loss NOW.
We have been in business for over four years and this
our FIRST SALE; our, regular prices have always been
the lowest, consistent with merchandise Of real quality
Through this sale we hope to contribute our small part to
the reduction Of the high cost Of living