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The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06
Artesia Pick Ups

Mr.. and Mrs. Land and family
Sunday cd at F. A. Deans.
Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Bunce
were shopping in Two Buttes
Fri day.
Miss Irene Derringer closed a
successful term of school at
Blaine Friday.
Mr.. Doll of Walnut Grove,
Kans., preached an interesting
sermon at Plain View Sunday.
Mrs. Toole called on Mrs. Dean
Friday.
Mrs. Land is attending the
revival meetings at Walnut Grove
this week.
D. G. Dykes delivered eight
tat hogs to Holly Tuesday.
CIaud Robinson. who had his
'eg broken by a horse falling
with him, is getting along fine.
Tom Land has been baching
on his homestead north of Blaine
the last few days.
Mrs. Glover of Blaine, who
has been visiting in California.
returned home the first of the
week.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06
Locals

Mems and Boys Harvest hats.
Is. SO and Is cents. Stroud's
Cha rles Wilson and son Charles
of Boston were in Springfield on
the 18th ult. --on their way with
freight to Lamar.
a. v. Joseph. Homer Handy,
and Earl Ssxton of Maxey were
10 Springfield yesterday-school
business.
Earl Coburn is opening up q
real estate Office in the ONCE
part Of the old Denney garage
We are wishin g him success
in his new : yenture.
W. A. Wilson last week
bought the Long building on
west 9th Avenue, and rented the
west half of the building to J.
B. Clifton for his grocery busi-
ness. This is . good location,
and we are predicting good
business for both Mr.. Wilon and
Mr.. Clifton.
Jno. Meier. a former resident
of Baca county. sends Us ayear's
worth for the good old Demo.
crat Herald. Mr.. Meier is in
the cafe business at Keadlyn,
Ioa.. next to Baca county the
best country in the world.
r. A. Hobbs. who provides for
the outer man, and G. G. Sal.
mon. who provides for the inner
man, were At Lamar Tuesday.
ChiIdren's hose-all sizes
black only. Big bargain. IL
cents.
Stroud's.
LOST-Bull dog, white. with
leopard spots Ears are trimmed.
stub tail four inches long with
spot on end of ,al. Had collar
and harness vu wheA he left.
Will answer to name of Jack.
Last seen on near Springfield
road ten miles south of Lamar.
Reward for either his return ol
infor nation of him. II found
please care for until we can gel
bin. Notify
Carrie M. Scribner,
cid Lamar. Colo. r. A.
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Dr.. ". P. Verify
PhJs;<i.a and ssrs.e.
I've Buttes Cslssade

Neties Fer Publieatiea
Department Of the Interior
y. 8. Land Office at Lamar, Colorado
.si AseeA =. 1871
Nstiss = Assshv aivsa tlat Chaxsss n. Harris. Of
MaxW. cesssaSo. Via. - Apsil s7tb. 1918.
naIs HsassassA sasy. ssrsei No. oasoe. for
West HAN (vh) a Ssetisa ~ rSwasAiD
- sssth. Raass % Wet M Psiaeipsi Meridian
has a,s1 nesiss sf intaNn b 0aks Final Thfss
Year Preef. - sstablisA elain - ~ laad shovs
6esesissl. hsfors siias 3. Spsekmann. U. s Con-
missss.se. at sprinssssd. CssoraSo. o Tie 1sth
dAy Il Nay. lssi.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
I.k Jaraissn. Hsarsssta C. Goa Ed Hanson.
". L Andsrsna. ali sf Nancy. CoIossSe.
4 L Beavers. Hsgistse.
Noties Fer Publication
Department Of the Interior
u. 9. Land Office At Lamar, Colorado
Apr. II. lsei
Notes 10 Asrshy sivss that Clara Y. Dsane for
rsrly Clara Y. L.tiser. q spsiasasd. Co,o..
who. - Nay 18th. 1916. uasSs Homestead Eatry.
Serial Ne. osisis. fse Lsss & Z. II. ik. sadwhWM
Ssctisa u. TovnsAip - eeuth. Rsags q West Of
9Th Prl,csal Meridian. hes hlsd nsties Of intsn-
tioa - istsatisa to make Final Thrss Year Proof.
70 ssAhiish elain - tAs isad above described.
before Sfias o. 6psekaaAa. U. 8. Comnisssoner.
at springhsiA, C4Slor.As. On the Ind day of Juss.
1871
Claimant names ~ Witnesses:
A. T. H,asy. J. A. Btlss. W H. stokss. and J. A.
stinsss. all four Of Springhs,d. cole.
A. l. Beavers. Register.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06
Married

Miss Ruth Finkner. stenog-
rapher anb typist in The Farm
ers' State. was married last
week to Howard Dickey of St.
Louis. They will make their
home in Springfield. The Dem
ocrat-Herald extends congratu-
iatio1s, and wishes them a hap.
py and prosperous life.
We oil and repair saddles and
harness. We make harness and
carry a full line of collars and
pads and repairs for all style
harness. We also make the
price right. Call at the Holly
Harness shop. opposite electric
shoe shop, Holly, Colo. c1 3
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06
Pilot Point

We are need ing another good
rain in this community.
Mr.. Harmons are living On
their place now.
Elmer johnson and Lea Bole's
went after the wagon they had
left in the storm he first Of the
week.
Vernon Grover. Charley Bam-
ber and Tead Hill went to the
ceda ara the first of the week.
A'few attended the last day
of school at Big Rock from this
community and reported fine
time and lots to eat.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06
Sun. School Convention

The Southwest Baca county
Sunday school association was
held at Prairie Queen May !.
1921.
Services were opened at 10 3.
m. by singing hymn No. 145.
Song service conducted by Bro.
Arnold. Led in prayer by Bro.
Coulter. The lesson reviewed
by Bro. Conant. Bible teaching
about Education found in Deut.
6: 4-9 Prov. 8: l3 18 Duke 2: 40
So. Golden Text: Wisdom Is
the principal thing. therefore
get wisdom; Prov. 4: Z. Song
No. 1856.
Paul's life and ministry discuss.
ed by Bro. Robinson and others.
There were four Sunday schools
represented in the morning.
Fair View, Prairie View, Prairie
Queen and Prairie Center.
At noon delicious dinner was
served and everyone enjoyed it
Program For Afternoon.
Devotional services by Bro.
Arnold. Welcome, address by
! Bro. Conant.
Leila Rose Rec. Blue. Mount
Elsie Brit Rec Prairie Center.
Topic, The best method to es-
tablish Promptness in the Sum
day school. by Bro. Arnold.
Song by congregation.
Eunice Hoover, Rec. Prairie
Queen.
veda Crocker. Rec. Prairie View
Song by Prairie View.
Pauline Rose Rec. Blue Mound.
Tcpic-What is the mission Of
the Sunday school convention3
lila Dawson. Rec. Prairie Queen
Ruly Linch. Rec. Prairie Queen
Song by TIE D4vison children,
Prairie Queen.
Thurmal Levings. Rec. Prairie
Queen.
Quartet, Prairie View
Opal Lincb, Rec. Prairie Queen
Clarice Robson, Rec.
Election of President and sec
retary.
| Bro. Arnold was elected presi-
dent for another year. and Mrs.
Charley Brit as secretary. after
which hymn No. 29O, God be
with You till We meet Again
was sung. then were dismissed
by Bro. Coulter. Had fine
crowd and everyone enjoyed e
day.
The next convention will b,
held the first Sur dag in August
at the Horseshoe school house.
Everybody invited.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06

This cut il ustrates Burnett's
NO-CHART method of examine
eyes for glasses!
Knowing my unusual ability
people sometimes ask me why L
travel instead of maintaining a
city office somewhere.
It's this way, l like the snap
of city buriness all right but !
do not like city noise. city dirt.
nor the city's fifth polluted air.
Visiting town a day get
the rush and snap of city busi-
ness and at the same time have
the JOY of pure air. small town
cleanliness and quiet.
Then there is another and
more important reason, l sup.
pose I have at least 500 patients
scattered over my territory who
never had salts "a .ory glasses
until / visited their town. For
financial or other reasons they
had never gone to a city to get
expert eye work. and until l
brought expert work to them
they had gotten glasses from
poorly qualified local men ana
pedGies of glasses who came to
town. These people, you bet
your life, are mighty glad l tray-
ell. HAVE BURNETT FIT
YOUR GLAS SES, THEN THEY
WILL BE RIGHT!
Better tell your friends and
neighbors when Pm coming
Thanks.
e. F. Burnett, Optometrist,
Box 157. Pueblo.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06
w are the Guys that sold yo,

w are the Guys that sold you
potatoes. apples and cabbage
cheap last fall Well. we are do
ing like wise now, only on diier-
ent line Of goods. 1t is harness
now, and everything pertaining
to harness. be sure and order
our government harness.
Holly Harness shop.
Opposite Electric shoe shop,
c1-2 Holly, Colo.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06
The Club Meet

At the club meeting Tues lag
night arrangements were made
to put on a big 4th of July ccle
bration.
The street fair was further
discussed and voted favcrasiy
thereon.
Committee reported t..::a; ac-
tual work would be begun IN
she tourist camp ground and ex
pect to have it ready soon.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06

For Rent:-5 quarters of good
land in Twp. 20, Range ~. Sc of
21, Ell of %. NV of 26, NE "a.
Will rent for a term of years for a
few cents an acre. Write R''ss
c. Bodwell-Wate rloo. Ioa. c5-
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06
pl. poKpY

rAs maa that delivers tbs goods. has tAs
kaovIsdss esd sxpsrisses. 'urss PYoRR-
HBA: LOOSE TEBTa aad all DISEASES
Of tie Guns. ME ARTIFICIAL tssth will
set brssk IL uss. Fits gIasses vhsss othsrs
fail OCULIST tnot Optieian o. Optemc-
triss nsithes Of which lave any Qualification
q eslis9s 1Aucau.D. d.. Dowdy Expert
ocs1st and Ds.tist UAivsrsity graduate. La
mar. Cola. suainlsss s1traetinS.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06

j. B. Traxler postmaster at
Lamar, was a Springfield visitor
last week. Mr.. Traxler is an
old-time democratic wheel horse
Il Prowers county. and has un-
bounded confidence in the coun-
try and that the democrats will
come out on top next year.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06
P L A N T S

Now ready with a fine large
stock Of vegetable plants. Pric-
es right. pay postage on ship
ments of 100 plants or more.
Tomatoes and cabbage 16 cts. q
dozen. $1.oO q hundred, 50. 90
a Thousand. No packing charge.
Also complete stock Porch, box
and bedding plants. Mail or
ders. Personal attention.
CSC Lamar Flower Shop
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06

Hemstitching and ! ie ,ting at
tachment. works on any sewing
mochine, easily adjusted. Price
$3.50 with FULL instructions.
Gem Novelty Co., Box 1881, Cor
pus Christi, Texas. do
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06

The Morris Land Company,
Lawrence, Kans.. is looking for
some one to take exclusive charge
of their land sales in this coun-
ty. Wholesale prices are $40 90
$12. so and $500. c1-4
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank all friends
and Deigh5ors who expressed
their sympathy in kindly assist
ance in this our hour Of grief in
the loss of father and grand
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Parcher and
family.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06

FOR SALE-Pure bred s. @.
R. l. Red eggs. $l.Oo per setting
of Is $3.50 per 100. Bourbon
Red turkey eggs and White Fmb-
don geese eggs. 80 cents each
IL miles Southwest of town.
d9.2 Mrs. W. L. Rockhill
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06

For Sale or Rent-160 acres of
land. Two miles north of Spring
field on Lamar road. being the
NW4, Sec. 8. ]. P. 30. Range 46.
w. ]. Cleveland.
CO.'S Osceola, Mo.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06
Locals

Locals
a spoois thread. 4 for rs cts.
Stroud's.
Will Spurgeon, Doc Emerson.
Joe Terral and Il. j. Graves went
over to Kim Monday on town
business.
Miss Hope Brown returned
from Kentor last week and is
again measuring out muslins at
Strouds'.
A. j. Gibbons of Oklarado
was in town Tuesday.
Uncle Davie Lay of west vi.
las was q Springfield visitor.
Felix Ward was elected treas
urer of school board Monday.
James NJ. Villers and Ruth
Campbell of Stonington were
married by Judge Dickey We'd
nesday. in the sheriff's Office.
Here's looking at you, James,
h opin rou
and your now better half may
live long to enjoy your welded
lives together, be happy and
grow prosperous.
Mems khaki pants, all sizes
S1.25 Stroud's.
Cap Hagerman aud Roy HodR.
es opened the windows Tues
day at 1890. and Wednesday at
Twelve. Some card shufflin9,
that.
/, The commissioners are John
ny on the spot" this week.
Robt. Golden went overland to
Lamar Tuesday.
Old soldier Hines OF Campo,
com templates living the rest of
his life in England. after living
! in this country for over sixty
five years. He has two sisters
there and wants to be near them.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Abrams
are making their home for the
year at the Harve Kett ranch.
Mrs. Abrams having recently
come down from Denver.
| w, ]. Frost, revenue collector
of Rocky Ford. was in SPRING.
field Saturday.
j. B. Rattliff of the Cimarron
was in Springfield Saturday.
F. J. Graves returned Friday
from his visit in Kansas. His
family will remain few weeks
longer.
W. S. Alley, the photographer.
J who was visiting in Kansas, re-
turned the frs. of the week.
W. H. Dickey was in from his
rano h Tuesday.
Miss Bernice and Harry Curt
I left the first af the week for For
gan, Okld., on short visit.
An awning was this week pu'
over the front Of the Flint Store
F. j. Dooley returned tt
), ringfeld Monday. He is now
at Lamar, but will return tt
Sprir gield later on.
Jas. Murray, sheep man of th'
Fluee country, and A. j Howard
ranch man, were in Springfield
yesterday.
Robt. McCuliem of Setonsburl
was in town Monday.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06

Mems summer unionsults.
Special 81 90. Stroud's.
R. X. Kkight is the first one
in the county TO ship in a full
blood dairy bull-got him last
week.
]. V. Miller is now clear up to
his eyes in work in his rev g1r.
age Il cation. Miller is an In
his line, which is coed cor SER
vice. See ad.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06
Denver Daily
Record Stockman

Every man who has stock
ought to have the Denver Daily
Record Stockman. The sub
scription is $500. We have
made arrangements that will en-
able US to furnish both the Dem
ocrat-Herald and the Daily
Stockman for IS so. Get into
the ga me now.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06

FOR SALE or REN1-l6O
acres Of land two miles north of
ringfield on Lamar road being
the N W. ia Sec. g.. Twp. 80.
RAM. 46
COG w. ]. Cleveland,
Osceols, Mo.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06

Miss Alice Jack returned the
fi-st of the week from visit to
her old home at Emporia. Kans.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06
Chautauqua Rumbling.
The Story Of Armenia Sounds
Depths Of Tragedy and Sac
ri6ce-told in Great Speech
at Chautauqua at Springfield
This Year.

Armenia for centuries has
ELECTED the sympathy Of the
world. The Armenians. an edu-
Gated and christian people. have
wonderful qualities and faith
and stability.
Mr.. Baghdigan came to Amer
lea several years ago without
money or knowledge Of the Ian
Ruase. Today be 10 an auth0e
and vhat's more IN authority on
the subject Of making good
Americans out Of immigrant mn.
t.risl which spreads over the
U. S. from Ellis island.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06

StabOne c0rSete, DICK lace.
Special ST. Stroud's
FOR SALE-Good 800 acre
farm, 65 acres in cultivation
near Joycoy. Daily mail and
telephone service. On main
route to Kim. $1,000. Terms.
P. F. Colson,
d1 MusxoRee, Okla, r. a.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06

Buy your new Stetson hat at
Stroud's.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06
M a r RI e d

Fred l.. Gold. of noi III Of
Spring field, and Miss Mary E..
Cla, ton of Spring Id, Rev.
De,n officiating. Sunday. May
/, 1921.
Both have claims north OF
town.
Miss Clay ton is a school teach
er and Mr.. Gold farmer. both
prorrin ent in their respective
circles.
Thc d NJ cat flelald extends
congi atul' tions
F. j, Graves. Doc Emerson, !,
Judg, Terral ana y i'll Spurgeon
were at Kim Monday on town
busin ess.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06

FOR SALE OR Trade
years lease on S. w. / Sec. H..
Tp. 80 s., Range 48 ". All
fenced, S wires. Post FL feet.
100 acres cultivation. See or
write
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06

Gid Thompson was over from
N',las on the 10Th.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06

Wanted Lard pals at the
City meat market. Go
The Democrat-herald., 1921-05-06

For Sale Cheap
Swt 21.30-45
Sw3 1929 46
NE3 6-31.47
Stanley M. Barrows,
sol Gas & Elec. Bldg,
dol Denver. Colo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
PATRANf PO VRAZfCH
SLY-E A FANNERA.

Ma zadost detektivniho ka-
pitana Matowitze postaVlla
soudkyne Allenova iisteho Jo-
hna Angersola, zatceneho pro
tajne noSeni zbrani pod Soud-
nj zaruku $4,000, ably mohl
byti konfrontovan Sc 17-letym
Samem Purperou, az bude tyz
q Los Angeles do Clevelandu
dopraven. Ma nadejnem tom
mladikovi lpi podezreni vraz-
dy spachane dne 81. prosince
lofskeho roku ma w. c. Sly-ovl
a FannerOvi, kterym bylo tez
uloupeno $4,000. Matowitz pax
tuSi V Angersolovi jednoho q
Glenu sedmiclenne handy, KITE
IA zlocin sylvestroyskeho dne
ma Ma sv6domi.
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SPROSTEN why IA IA
STREI.ENf BOXERA.i

Harry McGrath, asistent in
spektora tanecnich SIM a zvla-
stni policista byl policii zba-
ven veskere viny pri zastrelenl
boXea Hermana Calweita.
Stfelba udala Sc IL Grdinoyy ta-
neGni sine ma vych. 81. ul. a
St. Clair Ave. a die vySetrova-
nj bylo dokazano, ze McGrath
byl skutecne ohrozen spolecni-
ky zastreleneho, ktery sam pry
jei uderil pres ruku, takze mu
revolver Spustil.
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ODMENA Ma vYPATRANf
LYNcOVNIKU.

Frankfort, KY, IA. brezna.
Guy. Edwin p. Morrow dnes
Nypsal odmenu $500 ma zatce-
nj a usvedteni kazdeho re Gle
ma tlupy, jez vcera casne rann
yzala z vezeni okresu Wood
ford lyncovala Richarda
.Jamese. Rovnez vydal proyola
nj, iimz sesadil uradu Johna
III. Edgera, zalarnika okresu.
Woodford. Moe takoyou dava
guvernerovi zakon prijaty sne
mem roce loHskem, avSak "a
rpven propustenemu ufedniku
dava lhutu deseti dnu k odvo-
jani Sc k soudu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15

Dne 9. llnora vloupali Sc ne
znami pachatel6 do zamku
velkostatkare Jana Palfyho Y
Breznici II Pribrami a ukradli
starozitny nahrdelnik S kri-
zem, emailovany, poSazeny
drahokamy a oveseny perlemi
v Gene $4,000 X a dale satstvo
pribory a skvosty V Gene 25,-
900 K. Pc zlodejich Sc patra.
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STATNf ROZPOCET PRES
500, ZOO, 200.

Columbus, O., ID. brezna.
Celkem $90,814,622.57 jest po
zadovano ma sprawl statni Via
dy pro pristl diva roxy V roz-
poctove predloze, jez podana
byla dnes vecer We snemovne
poslancem Carpenterem okre
su Jefferson, predsedou sne-
movniho financniho vyboru.
Jest to priblizne o $39, ,0oO,-
600 vice nez bylo povoleno
pred dvema roxy a o S15, 5,OOO,-
600 meme, nez bylo pozadova-
no rnznyni odbory.
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PRODA Sc cele bytove
Earizeni, kuchyne, loznice,
jidelna, vse velmi LEVINE a
pfenecha Sc cely byt. Hla-
ste Sc v {. 1905 Durkee
Ave. nahore. -?
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ZDE UVADiME NEKOLIK MAJETKU
KTERE NAME MA PRODEJ.
JEDNORODlNOVE DOMY

s2600Pershng Ave. pokoe, zachod uvniti. sklepe
velloi kuchyn elektr. svetlo a plyn
$3l25--Tempe Ave, 4 pokoe koupelnou, pekny skep,
sepcnik garaz eektricke sv6to.
$4,000 pokoe zachod uvnitr, eekr svetlo vyh ILL.,
blize Union Ave
$lo00-Tempe Ave, pokou, sklep pod celym domem
veka barna elektr. svetlo a pyn.
$3oo-vych IS. ul, bize Union pokoju elektr. sveo
pyn. garaze dvojitych cemenovych boku kul
ma, dobra lace
StS00-vvch SO. u. Fleet pokoe zachod uvnf elekr
sveto.
$6500-Carton Ave, bze East Boulevardu pokoiu
pelnou, eektr sveo, pyn, garaz topen
$75oOvvych l35. ul. Miles Ave. pokou koupenou,
krb, china cabinet. eektr sveo kombinacni topeni.
S8225Angeus Ave-, bize kostea Rodiny vych
uy pokoiu koupenou krb, skim knily, /
topeni
S8S50-vych. 1873. ul pokoju koupenou cabinet,
krb, trvale prado, zvl zachod sklepe,
cektr. svetlo kombinacni topenl
DVOURoDNovE DoMY
I$S5oo-Hlman Ave-, pokoiu koupeInou nahore, 6 po
koju koupenou dole.
lSs5oo-Soka Ave-, pokoe koupelnou nahofe, pokoe
koupelnuu dole.
>73oo--Fm' Ave, 6 pokou koupenou nahore pokou
koupelnou dole, pyn, oektr. syetla, bridcova
sfecha, zvl. zachod We sklepe
l1300-Vych 1876. ILL., cervenych acenych cihel media
leko kostea sv Rodiny vych 13l. ul. pokoje
keupelnou nahofe y 1 pokoe koupelnou dole,
elektr. svetla, plyn, dvoii topen
DOMY MA JEDNOM LOTE
s5oooDrake Ave, blize vych Ill., veke pokoc pyn
sklep; yelkych pokoju pln, sklep.
So1oo-polot hd dVourod'noYy pfcdu pokoju nahofe
! dole vzadu menai dun ) pokojch maly sklep
pro kazdou rodmu PfJem rentu $4,000 mesicne.
S15S0O-9uebec Ave, diva dvourodnovd domy ma jednom
lote kazdy dunn ma 4 pokoic zachod nabore a A
/ pokoie koupehou dole.
Name tez line majctky, dobra obcfodni mlsta akoz j
! mnoho | rodnovych domu, obchodu farem kere
| prodame vclmi mirnG ceny
Panove Sicha, Misasek Kohout Mlckovsky Stukbauer
Vam nejvetsi ochotou poradi
The ATLAS FINANCE; COMPANY
SASS BROADWAY VYcH SIS. UL.
Tel: Broad 2e05, Union 92t
Taiban Valley news., 1921-07-08
Old Ed Howe's Aeiehbor.

If you want to talk blue talk; bust
hess all gone to pot; country facing
kbs. worst time in its history; haven't
I'm to see the hard times yet; prices
ing lower and half the merchants are
hing to fail; two-thirds of the farms
yill be foreclosed, and all that line of
Conversation, don't come around and
i ak it to the Times. In the first place
I've don't believe it, and in the second
blace it makes us feel bad and nervous
kor while.-Clay Center (Kan.l
Times.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-07-08

am now able to do my work. recon-
mend the Vegetable Compound to my
Friends and you may use these facts as
MRS. SALLIE SIEFERT,
'8l3 W. Fourth Street, Pottsville, Pa.
The everyday life of many housewives
'is a continual struggle with weakness
and pain. There is nothing more wear
ing than the ceaseless round of house.
hold duties and they become doubly hard
when some female trouble makes every
bone and muscle ache, and nerves all on
edge.
If you are one of these women do not
suffer for four or five years as Mrs.
sSiefert did, but profit by her experience
land be restored to health by Lydia E.
.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-07-08
Are corns a Luxury

When is a luxury tax? Representa-
tive Aaron S. Kreider tells this story:
A woman went into restaurant and
ordered plate of ice cream, and when
she came to pay, she had check for
Is cents and 2 cents was added to 1t.
She asked: "What does that 2 cents
mean?"
"Well," she was told, "15 cents for
your ice cream and 2 cents luxury
tax
She paid it, and then she walked
across the street to the drug story and
asked for corn plaster, and she got
q check for 10 cents, and l cent added.
She said: "What Is the / cent for?"
"That is the luxury tax"
"Well," she said, "this is the first
time ever knew that corns were a
luxury"
Now that is the way 1t goes There
are a great many things to be con-
sidered in discussing tax propositions.
From the Nations Business.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-07-08
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