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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-27

The politicians may calculate that
Hoover is quite too conservative q
food dispenser to officiate at the pie
counter Columbia Is. CT Record.
Il we ever get hold Of that Dove 81
Peace again We ought to cage it,
shermon Democrat.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-27

WINS powell ard Gilbert Leach are
regular yeast cakes. They are leaven-
inc. the whole loaf with their enter
prise up in Lake county Progressive
polk win have to look to her laurels II
these two boosters keep up their pres
ant stride.-Winter Haven Chief.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-27

The United Cigar Stores Company
has leased part Of the first floor
OF the Biscayne Bay hotel at a, price
which sets a new record for property
even in the Magic City
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-27

Some Of our exchanges think that
Lansing ought to be made president
Why crown unworthiness to ones
chief with honors?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-27

The GreenviIIe fS. CD Piedmont OBJ
serves that high prices have made il
harder to make both ends meet, ex
cept both ends OF the belt.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-27

While trying Newberry. wouldn't It
be good idea to learn why he
thought a seat in the senate worth
that much Tampa Times.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-27

The safety Of dumping ashes on
the cellar floor depends only on the
heat Of the ashes and the material Of
the floor.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-27

Gee. II Bryan's picture in Mon.
days Tampa Times hadn't been label
ed, we'd have thought it was the
pope. Highland Pilot
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-27

One Of the tenets OF aOld Time De
mocracyv was to stick to the party
To restore this tenet would be most
helpful to the party.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-27

The friends Of Postmaster r. r
Rogers are glad to see him out. after
q severe attack OF neuralgia.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-27

Governor Cats was prevented
from speaking in Ocala on Thursday
on account Of heavy rain.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-27

Senator Lodge has taken another
dip Of snuff and has set the Miami
Herald to sneezing
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-27

Entered as second class matter at
the Dostoffice at 0cala, Fla, under
Acts Of Congress regulating second
class mail matter.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-25
LIVER DIDN'T ACT
DIGESTION WAS BAD
Says SIS Old Kentucky Lady Who Tells How She Wa Relieved
After Few Doses Of Black-Draught

xAadorsvilIe. Ky.--Mrs. Cynthia
Higginboiham. OF this town. ,yH AT
my age, which ls 60. mo liver does
not act 80 wei as when youus a few
years ago. my stomaoh Was on oat Of
fix. I was consiipaiod. my liver
didn't act Ny digestion was bad. aua
It took 50 little to upset me. Fly ap-
petite was gone. was very weak.
l decided I would give Rlaol,
Drausht thorough trial as know Il
was highly recommended for this
trouble. ! began taking e. I fet
better after few doses. My appetite
improved and became stronger. Ny
bowels acted naturally and the least
trouble was soon rleh,sd with q few
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-25

s-ir years o. luecesafnl use haa
made rteimrds alack.Drnught a
standard houa hold remedy. Every
member. Of every family. ct ames.
raei The hoia .lat nlach.Draught can
g've in cleansing the system ind re.
'sevnr the troubles that come from
const patton. Indigestion, lazy liver.
eso. You cannot keep well unless your
stomach. Apcr sU4 bowels are Ia good
working order Keep them that way.
Try nlaek-Draught Il acts promptly.
gently and in natural way. II you
feel alugglsh. take dose tonight
You VIII feel fresh tomorrow. Price
sc. package-one cent dose
All druggists. J. 90
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-25
St. JOHNS CAFE
ia Mesquite ST.

just opened for bust
ness. We serve regular
meals for 50o and try to
ill a,l short orders salts
factolily.
Om Dinner Menu con-
sists OIL
Soup, Meat, two or more
Vegetables. ? 0 { atoes,
Salad, Hot Biscuit, COT
fee, Tea or Milk and the
famous California Bak-
cry Pie.
Come in and give us a
trial. Our slogan is, we
must give satisfaction.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02
FAKE SOLICITOR ARREsTED;
OFFERED WOMAN A FORD

William Robertson. about 25 years
Old. was arrested al the Santa be
station this afternoon after iaking
SO from Mrs. Lilly Brewer Of 3ob
North Arno. Tor a two years sub.
scrlption Ia n magazine. under the
promise that she would win prize
~ q Ford automobile.
Robertson called on Mrs. brewer
this morning. representing himself
as representative ~ the American
Circulation Company. and SHE says
he told her that " she would take
a two years subscription a. ono of
his magazines that be- could give her
a number IN a drawing that would
win prize of an automobile or
piano. She took the Ford. but told
him she did moi have the money and
10 meet her later al the Santa Re
station.
She then went 30 the police sta.
ton and told the police Of Robert.
sons visit. ami was given q marked
icndollar bill. She kept her np.
poinlment and after turning over
The bill Roberlson WAS ayesied by
officer Luinn.
Al the police station be admitted
his scheme was a fake and said be
had obtained 50 from another wo'
man here ne said be had Just ar
rived M The city from Amarillo
where he was marricd and that his
bride Was stopping win him ui The
savoy nolel.
llc Is being held on a charge Of
nhlnlninE mnney under false pre-
lenses Albuquerque Herald
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02
GET TIIREE YEARS ron
HOLDING UP rOtlHlsr

FAST LAS VEGAS. n. N. May -.
Robert Brown Of Ariiilnr. Colorado.
and his lraselIiin rou,panion. Cora
Fernandez. who refused 70 FiVc her
address. pleaded nilliy yesterday "
charge Of holding up q. n, Good
of Amarillo. Texas. near here aaiur.
day nlehl. binding han with balinE
wire and taking his uulomuhlle and
n sum Of money. The colIple were
cauaht Al Springer and NE slolleI
articles recovered They WIRE ern.
fenced to three years IN ihe penl-
icnfiary.
The woman. who admits she u
not Browns wife. has a small child
with her. Her sentence was sus
pended during good behavior. She
says she viii 20 10 Santa Fc and rc.
main until Brown Is released fivm
The peuiienilary.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02
Davis, Hayden, Wright
on Way to California

Henry Davis, having IN charge
speedball Hayden and Hard lIlllins
Wright lcfi last nighl on the Golden
State for Los Angeles. havine re-.
ccisod word from lack Doyle, own.
er ol The Vernon pavilion. that he
would place both Hayden and
Wright in the near future.
Davis said. and with good reason,
that he and Hayden were robbed in
the Palmer fight nt Douglas, and
that the bunch were on Palmer,
irail and would make him flghi Il
such q thing were possible.
Tho hniis tmiri'r has nren prom
iscd any news worth while Of thl
California expedition. and the fight
fans ai Camp furlong may sonr
read Of Hayden aud speedhnll bring
ing home the bacon.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02
Gusher Oil We'll for
Albuquerque Investors

The National Petroleum and Re-.
filming Company has brought In a
gusher IN the northwest Burkbur'
nett field IN Texas according Ia a
telegram received a Albuquerque
by W. q. Ocstrcich, one OF The stock.
holders. About 90 local men are lfl.
lcresled In the company.
The company was organized last
August with a number OF Albu'
uuerque men lntgely inierestod. u
has since absorbed five other com.
panles and has holdiues IN New
Mexico. Texas. Louisiana and ken
lurky. Besides 0cslrclch. others in
tercsled IN the company are n. a
Fisk. j. n. Fisk, j, o. Homillon and
~ q. Hoover
The well broughi IN today Is OH
block Neo. which ndioins the prop
crty 0f the Glover Leaf OF Com
pany. also a local concern.
The telegram received by Mr
Oeslreich today follows
National No. blew ilself IN H.
day. A heavy plshcr Of unknown
sine. but experienced oil worker,
and drillers believe as large a. ano
ln history Of northwest fields. viii
no exceptions output is now laxiul
lankago aud pipe line capacity The
pressure IS tremendous aud fire,
prohibited IN entire camp. National
Is now on her way. II. u. FISK"
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02
HIRAM ". JOHNSON SAYS
WILL DE NO PussiFOOTlNc

cLEVEf.AND. Ohio. June Al
nm going 70 The Chicago convention
TO see that the Republican party
neither sulks nor puasyfools on the
question of League OF nations.
said senator Hiram w, Johnson Of
California here today. "and | shall
do all | can 10 see thni a plank IN
opposition 10 the league Of nations
Is written Into The Republican plat.
form"
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02

ALAMEDA. CAL June 2.--tBy As
soclaled Press The Alameda Boat
Club. out OF the rowing competition
for several years. plans 10 enter All
events nl the regatta OF The Pacific
Association Of Amateur Oarsmcn at
San Diego. July a.
John :. Lewis. who has been row
ink under The Alameda eolors since
1874 will captain the senior four
crew of The local club. Others In
The boat viii be comparatively new
10 The gumc. The full crew will be:
David Patrick. stroke; Lewis. cap.
tain and after waist: W u. Godfrey,
forwnrd whist George q. Hansen,
bow. and Harry Peterson coxswain.
Al Brnmpion viii represent tho
club Ia the senior sklfi event
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02

los ANGELES. CAL. June 2.--l lny
Associated prcDsl l.-Jurlstlcilon over
the Yosemite. efuuoin and General
Grant national parks Is accepted by
Inc United Slhles under The terms
Of the phc|nn.baker bill recently
passed BY ne Senate and House Of
Representatives and sent 10 the
president.
The bill reserves 10 California the
rlell 10 serve civil or criminal proc.
esses, 70 tax persons and corpora.
lions and TO fix nnd collect licenses
Tor fishing ln ihe parks pefsonr
living IN The parks will reialn the
rleht 10 vote ~ all elociloun IN the
counties 10 which the parks are
located.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02
W. L. EAmL0YEs
SHANE m PaoFTrs

Employees Of TIE Western Union
Telegraph Compeny here have been
Informed In a little circular issued
by the company. that = ~ million
dollar melon ls 10 be cut this year.
onc.half of il 70 50 10 the workers.
This figure Is based on the assunlp.
ton thn1 the earnings uf he cor
poraiion for The present fiscal year
win b. as large a. those for last
year. when the company earned
about s32O0OO0O. From The net IN.
como si0lO00O0O Is 10 be deducted.
and the remainder divided liiity.
fifly. with employees on a pro rata
salary basis.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02

WASHINGTON. ID q, Way 81 =
The House Today passed ne senate
hill nulhoriline the state 0i Now
Mexico 10 usc fhe proceeds FROM
lln sale Of i,ooooo0 nrres ~ state
owned lands for rclmhurslnE Grant.
Luna. llidnlen and Santa ne coun
Ties and silver Gily 10 lhe payment
ul interest m honds Is.ucd thirty
yrars neu lp aid ilic building Of rall
roails This hlll anes % the pres
deel,
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02

FoaIiANp on. June ti'er
being onenlAd Zoe TN years ~ q
Asffe n|o FORMER Ihleemksi<d la||
|he ship W|||Ism y snllh y new
|,.|ne ref|'|od d, . iIfensslea top
.h|| Athnm11 nnd afoIl|s viii load
h6r I|n| oIIahofc rafeo 81 ten
Sehr1 The william n smith was
built on lne Na|nt coast 81 years
pso nnd ea1 originally d InlIr|eeed
|hrec nnsled sk>nt||yafdef Ship
enN u1& nN|ra or her luxurious
1.|,t |pIu'stiuf1
Alter operating n Iho Atlantic
|Ia11 'pf kIaHN yHafl. she wa pur'
1hasrd fonN % years ago ~ The
California t|Hpn|n9 Company and
bfonfhI around ne Nofn Tor opoIn'
zion cut of Kan ffanrI TACO. A. one
oI i|eel ol - sailing vessels 'he
carried wheat around Iht Hufn %
NaA lork and trrrrc. later hclns
r|aced IN lhc Australian lrnlle Il
was IN inI1 trade that The William
n Smith almost mel a disastrous
end.
Tho Nrasel had Just started for
Australia with fun cargo Of lum.
hcr loaded al Puget Sound ports
uhrn she encountered heavy
storm and was d|smasicd or The
coes, Of Washington. She was saved
By her anchor on 0raya harbor and
finally was lowed hack 20 Seattle, .
battered hulk.
What was left Of The clipper ship
was sold for $500. Her value today
Il cslImnicd hy ship underwriters
al 12boooo although she has been
operated for q barge for ten years
carrying coal between British Co
lumbla aud Seattle aud Tacoma.
The william n. Smith has been
roflgFcd a. . fivemnslcd lopsal|
schooner By her present owners The
Charles Nelson Company, and will
soon sail for Australia
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02

pORTALES May pD. Byrun n.
Parrish. forulcr OF this city and re.
Gently chief of police Al Ranger.
Toxns. was arrested last week and
charged with operating n 00gallou
still According VI reports, Parrish
had been very efficient IN running
down boolleggcrs. and nobody eus.
pocted that the supply OF whisky
came from The chiefs sin until
hts home was raided BY a squad ol
deputy ahcriffs. Parrish will be re.
mcmbercd by the oIdllmers of this
state a. the man who Killed W. Z.
Upton at rexlco many years aeo.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02

RATION. May - Tom Mckinney.
who On April 8 shol biz friend Clark
Richards IN Climax canyon was or.
tn|enod bclnre Judge Iflh Wellnes'
day pnd sentenced 10 a lnrlu nl the
slaln reform school AZ Springer.
When lh|A cpsc CANA % FIRST The
mother Of tho boy saved him from
lhc pcn|lenl|ary sentence hy show.
Ine The record ln The family Bible,
pruylns his age 20 be unly N years
Sentence vas stayed a. that time
for that reason
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02

CHICAGO june 3 " inc first DE-
cinlon affecting he forces pf 8tna.
ioi Hiram W johnson of colllornIa.
NE Republican national COMMITTEES.
ly soir of 10 10 49, decided " .nni
me dalaenlrs from She tenth Mime.
fola district who have born counted
~ favorable % The Californian
WASHINGTON. n. e.. Aine a.
Chnrees that ne campaign Cor NE
nomination ~ Attorney sirrrrni A.
Mitchell Palmer ~ The Drmorrniic
candidate foF ihn prosidcnry was
condurled m pcnntyltanla with
open appeals 20 the dislillcrlc6 and
lhc brewery interests M that state
were made before ihe senate lni
yrslenfiue rommlilcu iollus BY va.
grne G.. nnnniwcll ~ Philadelphia
Hunuiwcll. who Distributed slifk.
era during The primary campaign
seeking the nomination ~ William
Gibbs Mrkdoo said snInous and
bonded warehouses IN souc paris of
The state were now running wldo
open. and that this was proceeding
under NE eyes ~ The Department
of Justice and pruhIhIlIon enforce
mcnl officers n the federal govern.
meni appointed with Nr. Pa|mcr's
yisr."
honnivcll elso charged fhe PAL.
mcr campaign m Pennsylvania had
been a "ehasily and debas.ns dfkre
dafinu OF the law. and added The
campaign b. had conduultd Tor
McAdoo had bern entirely the work
Of himself and bis collcaRucs and
aHainsi specific personal refusal of
McAdoo 10 allow hls name 20 BE-
used.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02
Cotton Condition, GA
Lowest on Record

WASHINGTON. D. G.. June >
In today reporting the condition Of
the cotton crop at ga per cent OF
normal, the Department Of AEricul-
ture announced This was the lowest
mark reached in The last fifty years
and recurring statements that Il Il
THE worst ever known were con
firmed.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02
Clothing PTOfiteers Are
Fined $55,OOO hyIudgs

SYRACUSE. n. Y, June s.-,Iohn
A. Roberts Corporation of Utica,
New N--l .-.sairrs m wearing ap
parcl. was today fined sd1,0lo by
Federal judge Howe following The
company's conviction on charge OF
profiteerine
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02
LTLY WHITES LOSE CONTEST
BEFORE NATIONAL cowMiTTEE

CHICAGO. June hesuninF ~
work in connection with The con.
venlion seat contests. the hcpuh-
llcan national committee seated ~
uninsirucled deleauics from Ioiiisi.
ana headed by Enrle kunir of NrN
Orleans a national committeeman
The committee dismissed the con
lesl OF the Lily Whit" group head
ed By G. :. Herbert and Victor l.ol.
sci OF New Orleans.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02
ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR
BOXING PURSE July iTH

II Is understood that Athletic
Officer White, 2iih Infantry. will
offer a $1,000 purse for a battle be.
tween Battling Ortega and either
Palmer or Hayden for the Fourth
Of July She purse 10 be split 20 suit
The contestants.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02

WASHINGTON. D. O.. Juno p
prcaldrni Wilson today signed lhe
Joint resolution eliminating from
lhc agricultural appropriations bill
the Conner amendment affecting cot
ton futures grades which ihr0ugh
a clerical error was included IN The
original measure, signed yesterday
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL June ~
lBy Associated press. Peck Grli.
fln and Carl 0arlncr of San Fran.
cisco have joined forces a. n Tennis
doubles lcam and will enter The
coasl sectional doubles champion.
ships At Los Angcles, July I TO ..
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02
Resolution RepeaIing
War Time Legislation

WASHINGTON. d. g.. june 2.
The House Judiciary comnniiec 10.
day ordered ont resolution repeal.
lnE an wartime emergency lcflsln.
lion excepting the ie,er inod con.
troll act. The trading with the rncmy
Inv and the District Of Columbia
rent prulliccrinr measure
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02

'pfrTSnihOn. IA juno 2 a
least siN pefs1ns were killed in an
explosion in a coal shaft of the On.
iario Das aud Goal company a.
Cokesburg, Pennsylvania, today.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02

MEM YORK CTrY. June "A
shortage Of t,0O0O representing
money taken from The poeIsis OF
unidentified dead persons at the city
mormie was lcdny discovered By
Commissioner OF Accounts hlrsch.
field and Public Administrator Hoes,
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-02

nusWcl OH activity has reached
hleh poinl ia lhl. scolion; docp tests
mphIng excellent progress
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-21
q, Hints TO the
S3z43ouceWde .

If Your Dresser Drawers Stick
Rub a little parafin on the places
where there is friction and they WI
slide easily Soap may also be used
to advantage for this purpose
If Your Blinds Flap
When the windows are open at the
top, try this scheme: Place q screw
eye at the top Of the window frame
and at the bottom on each side and
one at each end Of the slot IN the
blind itself Run a strong thin cord
through the screw eyes in the blind
and tie to those at the top and bot
tom of the window frame Thus the
blind may be lowered or raised, but
L cannot flap or blow out of the
window.
Lumpy Sugar
II the powdered or confectionery
sugar humps, place it In a strong
manila envelope with q patent clasp
and roll with a rolling pin. Pour out
and save the envelope to use again.
Before Washing New stockinS>
set the color with alum and salt. And
never wear pair of stockings with.
out frst washing them, not only as
matter OF cleanliness, but TO pre-
vent runs" and tears.
To Keep COlors from Running
A tablespoonful of black pepper
stirred into the first suds IN which
cottons are washed will prevent run
ning- Five cents worth of sugar If
lead crystals dissolved N a pailful
Of water makes a solution which fixes
colors. The fabrics should remain IN
soak in this solution for half an hour
or 50 before being washed.
On a Rainy Day
when the clothes must be left in the
blueing water until the shower clears
of or until the next day, add a little
milk TO the water and it will not
stain or streak the clothes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-21

WANTED-2 meat cutters.
Steady positions. indie
pendent Market Co., 181
State St, Hammond. S-2l-at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-21

Here are few tips that are par
tlculariy useful to the housewife now
that the hot weather period is upon
Us.
The ironing of the weeks wash is
one of the hottest Jobs Of the week.
q great deal Of this discomfort can
be eliminated if you will use vour
clothes wrlnger for some of the iron
ing particularly the fat pieces.
Fold all towels, napkins, sheets. pill
low cases and table cloths very care
fully after they have been slightly
but evenly dampened and pass them
through the wrlnge~ The wrrinqer
screws should be set as tight as pos
sible for this OF CO arse, in the first
place, It IS necessary TO hang all the
pieces to be lroned . this way very
carefully on the line that there are
as few wrinkles rs POSSIBLE.
" hen freezing !ce cream, the ar
duous task Of turin Z the crank will
be considerably less ned If pan Of
water is poured over the salt and ice
before freezing.
When making lemonade. run the
lemons through a meat grinder be
fore adding the ice and water and
you viii get much better results.
Another plan is to soak them IN a
covered jar in boiling water for If
teen minutes, then cool, and squeeze.
IF the coming Of summer marks
also the advent of ants in your kitch-
en- or pantry, sprinkle oil Of penny
royal around the places where they
run and they will soon disappear.
To cool a room on a very hot day,
particularly if it ia sick room. close
the blinds and pla ce a piece of ice in
pan on the win low sill and cover
with piece Of flannel. If You have
an electric fan, p ace a pan Of cool
water or ice water in front of the fan
and you will get a breeze that is
fresh and exceedingly cool.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-21

The jaunty little cape lends an air q
distinction 10 smart wrap for httIe tot
Of six years or Whereabouts. Dainty seal
hoping outlines the edges Of the cape. roll
ing and turn back cuffs. Set in pockets
with tiny laps are very grown up, to say
nothing bout being fashionable. There
are innumerable materials from which TO
choose. but it IS well to know that cheviot.
duvetyn and velveteen are looked upon
with favor for fall and winter
The chiid's coat No 9430 is cut in sizes
=. !, >. / and 6 yeaIs. Size { requires rs
yar.s Of 40 inch material Price i cents.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-21

LET us estimate your painting Edwin
r. stock Phone 1032-R Hammond
SO Slbley st. S-14-f
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-21
Real Estate Bargains
rARnrs roR SALE

miles from Wanatah. so acres black
soil good buildings. timber and pasture.
price $3.50 per acre. go acres near La
Porte with stock and crops. price $40
SOC. % acres good buildings stock and
crops. Sl$.o0c Also have smaller farms
with stock and crops IL you want one
state what size. $40 acres. miles
east - chesterton Sllo per acre. l2a
acres 1 mile south of Michigan city.
good buildings electric light sink
toilet. bath in side. 6 horses. i3 milk
cows. heifers. l bull hogs. chickens.
ducks 400 bushel wheat. 500 bushel oats
so ton timothy hay. 20 acres corn. pota-
toes cabbage and garden crops. maehin-
cry orchard timber, viii sell for SIS 0DO
half cash Inquire Steve Dolato. 23cI
Mass ST cary lhd. S21-2
FOR RENT OR sALE--I5eairabIe resi-
dence property Al poultry and truck
farms li4 acres black loan land
Wheeler Ind. ~ miles cast. If cary
on main chicago Auto Road, Pennsgi-
vanta and NlcEol plate RVS suburban
services modern house garage. barn.
poultry house. FRUITS stock. poultry.
machinery for sale Bank refs re-
quired. Elizabeth Curtis. Wheeler Ind
Phone 104-M Spill