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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-11-11
Good School Week


In order to focus public attention
on education and develop public SEN
timent in favor of better schools, the
State Department of Public Instruc-
ton is planning what is to be known
as Good SchoolWeek" from Novem-
Der IA to November 20, 1920. This
movement is of statewide import
ance, and in order to cover the vary
ing conditions and special needs the
following specific aims have been
suggested:
l. To secure regular school at
tendance.
2. To insure satisfactory health
conditions il schools.
3. To provide adequately trained
teachers.
4. To make possible high school
educs Z. for every child.
s.. convince the public of the
worth of education.
6. To interest all electors in
school needs.
Z. To obtain adequate financial
support for schools.
8. To make all schoo instruction
contribute to good citizenship and
personal efficiency.
The plan is to have a public pro-
gram bearing on these topics given
in each school in the county during
the week, November 1920. would
suggest that every school begin now
to plan their part of the program.
Select suitable songs and recitations
that may have a bearing on some of
these topics and have some of the
older pupils prepare essays from the
topics on which they are able to get
definite information. The school
register will furnish accurate data on
school attendance and the school cen
sus may be consulted for the number
of children in the district who should
be in high school. Essays may also
be written on health conditions in
schools. A large number of speakers
will be enlisted in this campaign. We
will, little later, suggest schedule
for the programs in the different
schools,-so arranged that each
speaker may reach 2 or 3 schools
during each evening. Schools that
desire to do so may have in connec-
ton with the program basket social
lor other feature for collecting funds
that may be used in purchasing some
thing in the way of playground APP
paratus or other articles useful to
the school. This, however, is not re-
quired. Superintendent.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-11-11

the game:
On straight football River Falls
gained 224 yards; Stevens Point, 146.
River Falls made Is first downs;
Stevens Point, 10.
River Falls completed six out of IA
forward passes. 1.-TWO of these were
recalled for penalties.) The Point
tried q, and all were failures.
Stevens Point attempted four drop
kicks, all Of which went wild.
Each side recovered an opponents
tumble.
River Falls was penalized times
for total of,82 yards; Stevens Point
was penalized four times for total
OF 80 yards.
Each side punted z times.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-11-11
LA CROSSE WINS

The La Crosse Normal school
frightened its grip on the Southern
Circuit title by defeating Milwaukee
Nomal 33 to at Milwaukee. Roget,
the feet quarterback, was the star
player.
Two of the La Crosse touchdowns
came in the last half-minute of the
first half. Kelvin fell on Milwaukee
tumble behind the goal for the first.
Milwaukee then received the kickoff,
and on the first play tried forward
pass. The closing whistle blew as
Yaeger intercepted the toss and raced
so yards for a touchdown.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-11-11
GYM. AND CLUB ROOMS READY

The Athletic Clubs gymnasium APP
paratus and the club rooms adjoining
the gymnasium are ready for the use
of the members, and many are taking
advantage of the excellent opportun-
tiles for healthful exercise an rec
reation each afternoon and evening.
The armory is open at all hours and
the members of the Club viii have
access to the gym. and the club rooms
at any time.
The new Armory provides a spaci-
Gus floor for indoor baseball, basket
ball, hand ball, etc, and teams are
already being organized.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-11-11
DONEGAL SCHOOL
written for last week.

(WflCten IOf laSt Weeh1
The pupils have all been coming
quite regularly, except last Monday,
when we had only nine.
In next weeks items the prizes for
the boy and girl who were perfect IN
behavior will be given.
This is test week again, and most
of the pupils are studying real hard.
There will be a program and basket
social Nov. II, at o'clock. Ladies
please bring baskets, and men their
pocket books. The main number on
the program will be play, The
Obstinate Family" given by several
young people from River Falls. Ev-
erybody welcome.
Vinar Mapes, Teacher.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-11-11
MRS. MALINDA A. FINLEY

Mrs. Malinda A. Finley, aged SO
years, died Nov. 8, at the home Of
her son, William. The funeral serv-
ices were held there yesterday, Rev.
J. o. Thrush officiating. The remains
were interned beside those of her
husband in the Prescott cemetery. An
obituary notice will be published in
this paper next week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-11-11
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

1890 a. m. Public Worship. Theme
for sermon, "a New Consciousness"
The theme for this sermon was sug-
gested by the addresses of J. Stitt
Wilson at the Normal Auditorium.
Has a. m. Sunday school.
GAS p. m. The Y. P. S. c. E. devo-
tional meeting.
7:45 p. m. Public Worship. The
pastor will speak on "The Rights Of
the Body"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-11-11
METHODIST CHURCH

1890 Communion service. Also
recognition of anniversary of ARMS
tice Day.
HAS Sunday school-room for a
few more.
GAS Epworth League.
T:30 Regular evening services.
Rev. G.. A. Bird, Pastor
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-11-11
Title Game A Tie
Stevens Point and River Falls Must
Battle Again Fer Northern
Pennant After SccTeiess
Game
At Menomonie

The River Falls-Stevens Point
tie will be played off at Menom-
onie Tomorrow.
A special train will leave here
for Menomonie about 10 a. M,
and will leave there about 6
p. m. on the return trip.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-11-11
HOME CULTURE CLUB
December Isl, 1920

Duty and Election of State Officers,
Mrs. Anna Borner
Australia, (Continued)
Productions, Commercial Relations,
Army, Stray Notes, Railroads,
Minnie Reynolds,
Hostess-Nettie May Smith
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-11-11
Crop and Poultry Show
Thursday and Friday, Nov. is and 10

Everything is ii readiness for the
Crop and Poultry Show next week.
Indications point to a large exhibit
of crops and poultry. A good start
was made last year in the exhibits of
poultry, and a much larger diplay is
looked for this year. The following
is the premium list:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-11-11
GRAINS
Farmers Class

IL lNS premium I+SL.
GRAINS
Farmers Class
CORN-Ten ears for sample
1st Prize End Prize
Golden Glow $500 S1.00
Wisconsin No. 8. 200 100
Silver King 200 100
Any other variety 200 100
Barley, peck $500 S1.00
Wheat, l peck 200 100
Cats, / peck, 200 LOO
Rye, peck, 200 100
Clover Seed, 12peck, 200 100
Timothy seed, u PIX, 200 LOO
Potatoes, peck, 200 LOO
Boys and Girls Class
CORN-Ten ears to sample
1st Prize End Prize
Golden Glow $500 S100
Wisconsin No. s 200 100
Silver King, 200 LOO
Any other variety 200 LOO
POULTRY
HGIe VIII Ut Tile IOIiOWLiS NldoStS
for the different breeds:
First Premium Cock S1.00
Second Premium Cock so
First Premium Hen 100
Second Premium Hen so
First Premium Cockerel 100
Second Premium Cockerel so
First Premium Pullet 100
Second Premium Pullet so
The following breeds may be en-
tered:
Small or Egg Breeds:
White Leghorns
All other Leghorns
Anconas
Minorcas
All other small varieties not
mentioned.
Medium or General Purpose Breeds
White Wyandottes
Wyandottes, All varieties except
white
Barred Rocks
Rocks, All varieties except bar
red
Rhode Island Reds, Either Comb
All other breeds belonging to the
medium class
Large or Meat Breeds;
Light Brahmas
All other breeds belonging to the
s large class.
Show coops will be provided free
at the building.
An announcement of the program
will be made next week.
Farmers are urged to attend the
meetings on Friday, November 10th.
Two very prominent men from the
State University have been secured,
and they win discuss important top
les. Professor Briggs will take up
the question of lime for our soils and
the possibilities of the limestone
around River Falls as a scource of
supply Professor Halpin will dis
cuss the selection of poultry and will
give a demonstration in culling. This
will be of value to all those interested
in poultry.
The River Falls Stock Show is
known throughout the state as being
one of the best in the state. We want
to make the Crop and Poultry Show
as we'll known as the Stock Show,
and this will be done if the farmers
will send in their exhibits. The ma
terial is in the vicinity if it is brought
out.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-11-11

'ORN-Ten ears for a sample.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-18
COTTON MARKET.

The cotton market continued its de-
clining movement with undated vigor
yesterday and again touched new low
ground for spots and futures Selling
was mostly Wall Street liquidation, at
tributsd by many to the unsettled and
weak securities market. Although there
were no new features. II was once more
the old story OF basic conditions. which
were as beerlsh as ever. The crop OF
unsatisfactory news from mill centres
has shown no sign OF any halt and the
only buying power at present Is sup
port from shorts. who occasionally cover
and take profits. a little scattered trade
buying is also In evidence at times.
The market opened TO Is points net
lower, its early tone being barely steady.
Liverpool cables were poor and there
was no change for the better in the
character Of Manchester advices. In gen.
eral the markets forenoon tone was not
bad and was fairly firm at one time.
Soon after the opening short covering
and little outside buying rallied the
list 10 70 IS points more than Tues
days final prices. IL was evident. how
ever. that the market could not hold that
rally in the face of a declining stock
market and steady weakening spot mar
kets in the South
The weather news was rather bullsh
but hardly Of Importance. The weekly
report said that conditions were I'M
favorable for picking the crop toward
the close of the week. particularly in
Western portions Of the belt. Official
forecasts for to-day were OF rising tenn
peratures. The late afternoon saw the
market active and unsettled the list
showing drop Of about "a cent pound
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-18
SUGAR EARNINGS DECLINE.
south Porto Rico Co., Though, Re
ports Large Gross Receipts.

The annual report of the South Porto
Rico Sugar Company for the fiscal year
ended September &c. 1920, shows a sur
plus of s2,176,037 after interest, Federal
taxes, depreciation and reserves, equiv
alent to s15.S5 a share earned on the
outstanding common stock, after pay
ment of preferred dividends This COM
pares with $20.2S year ago.
Gross receipts were s22,250.S5l, conf
pared with $l2, 500, 206 in 1919 Expenses,
taxes. interest. etc, aggregated $ll,-
292. 995, compared with S97S9,i6 Re-
serves for working capital, depreciation
and Federal taxes amounted to $751;
$40 against s1,59o.Sl1, leaving a balance
Of s2,176.037. Dividends aggregated ST.
SOC, 700. making the final surplus S375,937.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-18
u Z
Us OF Mexico Il
Alaska q CIV IS

NY City AVS Go
3. 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-18
WANTED J.K.Rice Jr.&CO. FoRsALE

100 Aeoln Weber PIP. Com. 100 Amer Chicle Common
100 Air Reduction so American Cigar Com.
20 amer: Aiiance lnS, SO Amer. Lithograph Ptd
w A,sr;oan GO pfd 80 Amer. Lithograph Com
100 A. Cyanamid Com& Pfd 100 Atlas Port lem. Soii.
American Meter Co. so Battery Park N Bk Stk
2s Atlas Port Gem. Pfd. 100 Bliss E. w. Common
II 100 Bliss E. w. Com so City of New York ms
Car. Clinch1d o R.Pfd Clinchield Coal Com
Clinchhd c. Com. & Pfd Continental Insurance
l 200 Coal Sales Company 40 Del, Lack West. Coal
4 2s Colorado F. & l. Pfd 25 Equitable Trust Stock
| Empire Sc ICom.&Pfd so Gen. Bak Com & Ptd
IS Franklin Insurance IS Great Amer. Insurance
Baking Common $4,000 Havana lob. 5s
rs Glens Falls Insurance 20 HW Johns ManvilleCom
| 20 Hanover Nat Bank Stock IS Home ms. rights
l rs Hanover Insurance so Int Cigar Machine
| Hooking Valley Ry. Int Fur Exchange Ptd
/ 10 Home ms rights" 100 Kirby Lun Com & Pfd.
Is international Elevating Lehgh Valley Coal Sales
| Int. Pulp Com & Pfd. 100 Lima Locomotive Com
l so Lawyers Title & Trust Loconobile Co. Com
I so Lehigh Valley Coal Sales Midland Securities
| 10 Leh& Wilkes Barre Coal so National Fuel Gas
! Lima Locomotive Pfd. Nat Oil of N. J. Ptd
| so Midland Securities rs New Jersey Zinc
| Mohawk Valley Co. 100 N. Y. State Rys Com
| 50 National Liberty ms. rs Niagara Insurance
N. Y. S. R. Com Pfd 200 Pathe Freres Phon CON-
4 Niles B ement-Pord Com 100 Penn Coal q Coke
| so Old Dominion Steamship SO PFCoier & Sons Com
/ Penn. Coal & Coke rs Phelps, Dodge Corp.
SO Pocahontas Fuel Com. 500 Pyrene Manufacturing
50 R. J. Reynolds T. Com. 100 Rolls-Royce Pfd '!
so Rolls-Royce Pfd. 90 Singer Manufacturing
| IS Royal Bak. Powder Pfd. 500 Singer Mfg. Ltd.
rs Singer Manufacturing Splitdorf Elec Preferred
/ 2s Victor Talking Machine u. S. Fire Insurance
Ward Bak. Com Pfd. Winchester Co. & Pfd.
1 so Weber Piano -Pfd Winchester Co. Common
j. TX. RICE, JEs. & co.
36 Wall ST., NY. Phones John 1000 to 4O10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-18
PROPOSALS.

WAR DEPARTMENT, SALE OF LAND
In connection with the sale Of Government
improvements at Camp Taylor. Kentucky.
the Quarterna stcr General OF the army Of
fers for sale all the land embraced in said
reservation, located on the outskirts %
louisville. Ky, on the Southern Railroad.
tails may I've obtained from Chief. Real Es-
tate Division. CONTRACTION Service, o. O. NJ.
g.. Room 2t3d, Munitions Building. Wash
ington. y. c.. In which office sealed pro-
posals viii be opened az 10 \. NJ. November
40 1920
PROPOSALS FOR HYDRAULIC TURBINE.
u. s. Engineer office, Florence, Alabama.
Sealed proposals viii be received here until
December -, 1920, and then opened. for fur.
nishlng ard delivering one "a hydraulic tur.
blne Of 900 horse power capacity, with gov.
ernor. Further Information on APPLICATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-18
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA

STATE OF OKLAHOMA
COUNTY OF HUGHES
In the Matter OF the Liquidation of IN.
American National Bank OF Holdenviile,
Oklahoma.
NOTICE.
TO THE CREDITORS OF THE AMERICAN
NATIONAL BANK:
The creditors OF the above named bank
are hereby notified that said bank, by
order Of the Board of Directors concurred
In by two-thirds Of the stockholders, went
into voluntary liquidation on the 18th day
OF September, 1920. That Vernon r. Young
was appointed liquldatlng agent OF said
bank and you and each OF you are hereby
notified to present your claims against said
American National Bank OF Holdenviile,
Oklahoma, TO me on or before the 18th day
OF November, 1920.
Dated at Holdcnvile, Oklahoma, this the
18th day OF October. 1920
v. II. YOUNG. Iluuidating Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-18
COTTON sTATIgTTCa.

Liverpool Cables-Spot cotton uuiet Of "a
points decline middling. t345d. Sales, A. 900 .
American, 5000. Imports. 5000 all Ameri-
can, Futures opened easy at 20 20 30 pointH
decline; closed steady M q net decline ~
- to - points December, 70 O3d Jan
uary. 120Sd. March. II sgd May, f26Td .
July, 12.52d Manchester--Yarns dun and
easier; cloths quiet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-18
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON. Nov 17.--Bar silver, 51md
an ounce bar gold, 11ss. Cd. Money
"a per cent. Discount rates: Short
bills. 613-1606M per cent. three
months bills, 62i 06 1916 per cent.
Gold premiums at Lisbon, 140.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-18

all around, near months rejecting the
greatest pressure. Bears had finally sue
ceeded In forcing December under its
old low of October is. The close was
virtually at the bottom prices. Local
spot was Off so points at 1915 cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
IF YOU MAKE YOUR HUSBANDS
SHIRTS.

You'd he surprised TO know how many
women make their husbands shirts and
then again you'd be surprised to know
how many don t. That II, when yo,i
renlizc that shirts have advanced IN prlc,
at really remarkable rate within the
last couple of years, and that there Il n
really good saving to he made by making
these important garments at home
The two hardest things about shirts
are the sleeve plackets and the collar bands,
The latter difficulty is no difficulty at all
if you make use of the little ready madn
shirt bands that NAV be bought nj almost
any notion counter for five cents 2 piece.
They come in inch and half-inch Sizes
and are usually made little larger than
the sire marke1 to allow for shrinkage.
The best plan rs To buy one OF the sizes
usually worn and then shrink II thoroughly
and sec whether ii is satisfactory hefore
buying second band. These bands arc
provided with tho back fold for the collar
button and are well worth the price they
cost The plackets for the slesVes are
not so difficult il you use your inoeiei,
the other sleeve, constantly The sleeves
should be inserted into the front and back
section before the underarm seam Is
sewed up, and this seam extends into the
arm seam, as YOU will notice when yott are
ripping the original SHIRT.
The coarse butchers linen used ae an
interlining for the cuffs and as an lnter=
linging for the front left-hand hem OF the
shirt should be shr'ink before using.
One great advantage about the homo
made shirt ia that it may be made to FIT
much better than the readyuadr shirt,
and il it is impossible 10 get perfectly
fitting shirt rs The model there should s9e
a fitting before the scams are stitched
up to sec whether the shirt Is satisfactory.
The length OF the sleeve ran be determined,
however before it is cut simply by adding
rhe requisite amount to or taking Il from
the original sleeve Cheap shirts usually
have larger cuffs than the so-called high
grade garments and il you wish your
shirt to initiate the hest you will lnaka
the cuffs somewhat smalle san would
h. the cuffs IN paper pattern iirat.
of course. it Is a good ldea 10 make sur
that the one vol are making the shirt f..
appreclstes these ciose-titlln lng rtIiIh Mot
mrn do
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
DAILYECONOMY CALENDAR

Copyright, 1915 by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. New York City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
By Lee Pare.

Yestidday aftirnoon was looking
over The dictionary jest for sumthing
To do, and ! rote down lot of werds
never herd of before, thinking, | know
wat~-lli use them on pop tonite and
show him how my education is improving.
And after wippir pop started TO srnoak
a segar with his feet up, and ! sed, its
pritty equivalent weather we bin having
amt II, pop?
Yes, wat? Wat kind? sed pop
Equivalent, ! sed
o well, If you say so, sed pop And
nc kepp on smoaking with hia feet up.
and ! quick looked at my list Of werds
agen, saying, | got 2 holes IN my pew
stockings aircddy, pop, they eerteny
are iocular stockings.
For the love Of mud, sed pop.
Sir? ! sed. and pop sed, Wat kind Of
stockings did you mention
Joc1iiar, | sed
thawt you did, and now I'm almost
sure Of IT. scd pop Meeninr he wouldent
of blceye me If he hadent of herd mo
twice, and he keep on smoking with
his feet up. and | looked At the list agen.
saying How do look pop, DO look little
epietolary2
WIT the dooee2 rcd pop taking his
feet down
feel little epistoary tonitc, sed
Have YOU the fainicet idcer Of wat
you've bin tawking about for the last
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
AN ILL WIND BLOWS FOR MIR. CAT

One morning Mr.. Tom Cat was running
| through the bahnyard when he happened
to look on top of the barn, and there sat
Mr.. Mouse looking down at him.
20 dear me, Mr. Mouse said Mr..
Tom, 'how you frghten me. You should
not be up so high. Come down. or you may
fall and be killed.
Mr. Mouse knew full we'll that MIR
Tom was only concerned about him be-
cause he was out of his reach, SO he re-
Piled: 81 am better climber than you,
my good fellow You could not even climb
to the top of the barn with safety, while
| can easily reach the top of the weather
cocks head and never be harmed.
Well, well, you may be right, said
Tom. knowing he could not reach Mr..
Mouse, for by the time he reached the
top of the barn Mr.. Mouse would be
somewhere else.
II know you are very timber fellow
MIR. Mouse, but | really do not think you
can reach the top of the weathercock even
ii you are so spry.
Watch me, then" said Mr. Mouse,
who was very proud Of his spryncss, and
up the pole he ran and was soon sitting
on the weathcrcock's S head.
BY the time he had reached this high
place MIR. Tom Cat had reached the top
of the barn, and there he stood looking
up at poor Mr.. Mouse, who now must
stay where he was or come down for Tom
TO catch.
You certainly are good climber,
said Tom, swinging hls tail back and
forth. Let me see if you can run down as
fast rs you went up.
Poor Mr.. Mouse knew he was in a very
tight place, but he decided nc would
better STAY n,herr hc u-ac and 500 II Mr.
Tom would get tired of waiting and 90
away
Prcttv soon the wind began 10 swing
the wcathercoch and MIR Mouse chung
on for dear life, while MIR Tom Cat with
al him, thinking every minute MIR Mouse
would be IN his paws. But the winn was
changeahle that dav and around swung
the wcathcrcock 80 fast that Tom Cat
grew dizzy watching il and before hc
knew what had happened he lost hj, hal
ancc and tumbled of the barn q the
ground
OF course, he landed on his feet Cats
always do And when he had gathered h~
senses he looked UP at the weathercock,
but MIR Mouse had gone
MIR Mouse Was safe on the ton Of the
barn ami was just running into q hole III
the roof, but hc stopped 80 call 10 Mr. Tom
Cat: It Is an III wind, YOU know. that
blows no one any good and happened tins
time 10 get the good
You wait until ! meet YOU on the
ground. and il viii matter very little
which way the wud blows that dan
promise YOU. replied Mr. Tom, licking
bis mouth ri the thought nf thc dinner
he had lost
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
A Real Remedy
For Falling Hair
seeps Scalp Clean and Healthy Prevents
Dandruf


When your hair becomes faded. dry
ytrealed and scraggIy when il falls out
oadly and new hair cannot grow the roots
should bc immediately vitaIized and
properly nourlshed
10 Do tins quickly SAT ely and Al littl.
rApersc, get from your druggist some
Persian sage liquid form and apply a.
directed
ParsIaa sag IS guaranteed b abolisj,
al dandruF stop scalp Itch and falhr.-
han and promote a new growth or money
refunded. it in great demand by dis
eliminating women because il makes tho
hair - soft, l4strous. c;.sv to .4rrange at
srac lively aDd appear much heavier than
Il really Is
: massago with Partisan sage Is . real
delight easy 70 Use. not sticky or greasy.
and drllcateIy perfumed ali antiseptic
hqu,d irey IRON ali dangerous n.T,
ulents
II you want good looking hair and
plenty Of j; By all means use Parlslan
age "a littls attention now heirs insure
p -autIfui haIr FOR years 70 COM
n. r Danforth Will supply lou ana
guarantee money refunded If tftI arf ro,
sntuely aaGssiled