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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-08-17
COLD POINT NEWS

Cold Point, Aug. l5-Mr Oscar
Stribling and Miss Nora Freeman, OF
tho Center Point section. surprised
their friends Sunday by getting mar
ried. They motorcd to Hendcrsonvillc lc
for short honeymoon. We wish this
young couple happy journey through
life.
Mr.. Shaw Cunningham OF New Or
leans, is visiting his mother here. They
left Saturday to visit relatives in
Spartanhurg.
Mr.. Dan Covinton and family left
last week for Georgia, to spend August
with relatives.
Miss Helen, Nellie and Grace Hit,
of Cross Hill spent Sunday with the
Misses Chapman.
Miss Julia Chapman Is at homo for
a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Chapman spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Edgar
Hit, Of Cross Hill
Mrs. Lillian Hill and son, NJ. c., of
Siooo mn, oDcllt ScNcldl uuyS IoSl
week with Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Jones.
Miss Elizabeth Hill, Of Clinton,
spent the weekend with Mrs. j. NJ.
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Rhodes, Of near
Greenwood, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. l.. NJ. Duncan.
A few weeks ago we could hardly
find boil weevil, but they are num-
orous here now They are doing much
damage. With the weevils, the dry
weather and the fertilizer being .e-
duced, short crop is all that we can
expect.
The Cold Point ball team went mp
to Hickory Tavern last Wednesday for
a game, and had the prettiest game OF
the season Both teams played good
ball and the outcome was uncertain.
but Cold Point broke the tie in the
eighth and won by the score of to 6.
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LANFORD NEWS

Lanford, Aug. l5.-Mrs Emma Coo
per, wife of Mr.. Will L. Cooper, died
Thursday at noon at her home after q
brief illness. Her death came as a
surprise and shock 70 her many
friends and even her near relatives. as
they did not know she was sick until
it was learned that she was dead. Mrs,
Cooper was 81 years of age, was a very
quiet and reserved character CON
sistent Christian and member of the
Baptist church. She is survived by
her husband and nine children three
sons and six daughters: Mrs. Matte
Wardcll, Mrs. W. l.. Holmes. Mrs.
Boyd l'obO. Mrs. J.. Wilburn, Misses
Leitha and Ruth, Mcssrs. walter, Paul
and Luther Cooper; one brother and
one sister. The humble and unassum-
ing life she lived won for her the love
and confidence OF those who knew her
best. The funeral services were con
Quoted by her pastor, Rev. j. w. Watts,
assisted by her former pastor. r. ].
Williams, Of ROcbuck, in the Baptist
cemetery Friday afternoon in the pres
cncc of large number OF osrrowing
friends and relatives who sincerely
@ympathizc with the bercavcd family.
MI. c. Ii. Roper. OF Laurens. sup.
piled the Baptist pulpit Sunday morn
ing in the absence Of Pastor Watts
who was IGNORED with an invitation
to fill the pulpit Of the First Baptist
church in Columbia. All present en-
joycd very much the appropriate re-
marks and good message that Bro
Roper brought. 1t was brimming full
OF things to be thought of in Just this
particular time.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Cannon, Cant.
}. w Lanford, Mrs. c. l.. Waldrep,
Messrs. Yates Waldrep, Fred Cox and
James Fleming represented the Lam
ford branch Of the Wofford family at
the annual Wofford reunion last Fri
day held at old Tabernacle church the
home Of the late Benz. Wofford, and
founder Of Wofford College.
Mrs. j. w. Cooley left Saturday
morning to visit chr son In Ridgeway,
before returning to- her home in Lees
vile.
Prof. Thomas Crouch and family, OF
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ILeesWille, are visiting Mr.. j. M. Flem-
ing, Mrs. Ethel Lanford, Mrs. l.. Pat
terson and Mr.. M. Fleming this week.
Miss Carrye Lou Higgins is spend
ing some time in Hendersonville, N.
", and other mountain resorts.
Mrs. j. II. Burgess and children are
visiting their relations in Georgia.
Misses Willie Mae Culbertson, of
Newberry, and Ida d. Garrett, of GRAY
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Mrs. w. D. Patterson entertained her
Sunday School class Friday with their
annual picnic at the famous Van Pat
ton Shoals. They always enjoy these
occasions as Mrs. Patterson is a most
charming hostess and loves to see
young folks have a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M, Upton are visit
ing Hendersonville and other noun
tain resorts, having made tho trip
sightseeing by automobile.
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Court, spent a few days with Mrs.
Clarence Garrett last week.
MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Johnson and lit
tie son left for visit to relatives IN
Newton, N. c., for this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ghist, Miss Etolia Ian
ford and Mrs. Bolton Ianford, of
Greenville spent Sunday with their
brother, Mr.. G. j. Lanford and are ex-
lpected to remain to visit other rela-
tives during the next week.
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MARINE NEWS

Narnie, Aug. 15.--We have had sew
eral nice rains lately, and the crops
are looking fine.
MI. and Mrs. Claude Burns and
sons, Of Alabama, arrived Friday to
spend several days with the formers
sister, Mrs. Z, II. Burton.
Miss Remelle Reid left yesterday
for Greenville to spend ten days with
Mrs. S. l.. Singleton.
Mr.. Nv. M. Myers was a business
visitor in Laurens Monday.
Misses Eva Bolt, Nellie Burts and
Virginia Culbertson were the week
end guests of Miss Mary Jones and
Miss Johnnie M. Jones, of Foutain Inn.
Miss Esther Craddock left Thurso;.,
for Augusta, to spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton BENJAMIN
and Charlton, Jr., were guests Of Mrs.
E. b. Bolt, Saturday.
Mr.. Herbert Martin and family and
Miss Bessie Byrd, of Clinton Route /,
spent yesterday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. Harley Franks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Nelson and
children were Sunday guests Of Mrs.
Willie Sanders.
Mrs. Mae Bramlette Craddock, Of
Fountain Inn, is the guest this week
OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Bramlett.
Miss Alvice Henry, of Donalds, and
Miss Marcia Poole were the attractive
guests of Miss Louise Hunter, Sunday
Misses Felicia Maddox and Alice
Smith, Of Greenville, will arrive the
latter part of the week to be the
guests of Misses Eva and Ruth Bolt.
The b. Y. p. U. social given by Mrs.
Tom Ball, Friday night, was greatly
enjoyed.
Mr. Leroy Ramage had as his guest
this weekend Mr.. Dewey Burnette, Of
Waterloo.
Mr.. Edd, Stevens, Of Clinton, spent
last Sunday afternoon with Mr.. Arthur
Bramlett.
We were very sorry to hear Of the
death Of Mr.. Jack Lollis' father, who
was brutally killed by negro in his
North Carolina home last Sunday
night. Our deepest sympathy goes to
Mr.. Lollis In this, his hour of sorrow.
Mr.. Earl Woods, travelling salesman
for Burroughs Adding Machine com
pany, was the weekend guest Of his
cousin, Mr. William Burts.
The lawn party given by Mr. Brooks
Armstrong, Thursday night, was en-
joyed by number Of young people
from this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Lee Bolt, of
Easlcy and children, Lucille, Edwin
L., Jr, Elizabeth and James, were re-
cent guests Of Mr.. e. B. bolt.
Mr.. Walter Barksdale, of Oklahoma,
who is spending several weeks here
with relatives was the dinner guest
Of Mr.. Ben Hcllams, Thursday.
Mrs. Troy Owings and son were re-
cent guests Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson, OF Woodruff
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Mrs. John Il. Bolt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.. Reid and Miss
Remelle Reid spent Sunday in Green
vile. Miss Reid remained over for
several days, going also to Greer to
visit friends before returning home.
Mr.. Raiford Terry and nephew, Har-
vey s. Terry, of Rockingham, N. c., ar
rived in the city yesterday to spend
a few days with Messrs. Harvey and
Ralph Terry.
DR.. ]. II. Rutledge went up to Hen
Jacksonville for the weekend and re-
turned Sunday afternoon bringing Mrs.
Rutledge, who had been there for the
past several weeks.
Mr.. T.. p. Minter left Tuesday for
Baltimore and New York to buy goods
for the fall trade. He was joined at
Baltimore by Miss Kate Padgett, who
will assist in buying for the millinery
department. Y
Messrs. Coy Reid, SRichard Counts,
Charles Sitgreaves and John Wilkes
left yesterday for Tuxedo, N. c., where
they will camp out for week They
went by automobile and carried tents
and other paraphernalla with them.
Capt. 10. Shaw Cunningham, OF New
Orleans, who is spending a few days
with his mother near Maddens while
upon his return from New York and
Boston, was visitor in the city Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Easterby, Mrs.
Laura Easterby, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Dial and Mr.. Thos. r. Easterby re-
turned Monday from weeks stay at
Chimney Rock, N. c., living made the
trip by automobile.
Mrs. G. e. Davis, OF Garnett, and
Mrs. Frank l.. McMahan and little
daughter, Lou Esther, of Gainesville,
Ca, are spending few weeks with
! Moore, on Lee street.
Capt. and Mrs. wv. II. Richcy, Jr., and
Miss Sarah Richey, are spending this
week in Greensboro, N. c., with Mr..
and Mrs. f. u. Tatum. They will re-
turn here before they leave for Capt.
Richeys new post at Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo.
Mr.. L. e. Burns left yesterday for
the northern markets, being joined at
Spartanburg by buyers for the other
three stores Of the Red Iron Racket
chain, Messrs. J. G. Burns, Of Green
wood, l.. N. Entriken, Of Anderson,
and w. A. Martin, OF Greenvillo
Miss Matte Poole, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. 'P Poole, OF the Tylersville
section. has accepted temporary po-
sition in Spartanburg. and will remain
there until the fall or the year when
she will take up her work as teacher
in the Mount Pleasant school.
| Rev. G. II. Squires received a tele-
! gram yesterday from Lenoir, N. c., an
nouncing the death OF member of his
former congregation in that city and
asking him to come up to conduct the
funeral services. He left yesterday
afternoon and will be gone for several
days
Mrs. B. B. Hill, Of Spartanburg, is
visiting Miss Ella Bell and other rela-
tivcs in the city. 1t will be recalled
that just before moving to Spartan
burg about year ago, Mrs. Hill suf-
fered severe injuries to her leg as a
result Of fall. Although somewhat
improved, she has not yet recovered
the use of her limbs and is forced to
use crutches.
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Local and Personal KeatSea,

In Hendersonville, N. c., this week.
Mr.. B. M. Keller, Of Cameron, was a
visitor in the city Monday.
Mr. II. G. Switzer left Monday for
the northern markets to buy fall goods.
Miss fWfllou Royd is enjoying the
mountains for few days at Tryon, N.
c..
Mrs. II. S. Blackwell and Mrs. r. e.
Copeland have returned from Saluda,
N. c.,
Miss viii Lou Gray, Of Columbia.
spent Sunday in the city with home
folks
Mrs. II. b. Humbert and children
are spending the week with relatives
in Anderson.
Mrs Serena M. Sullivan and daugh-
ter, Marie are at Ellenton on a visit
to homefolks.
Mrs. j. G. Sullivan Is spending two
weeks at Woodville, Grcenville and
Hendersonvlle.
Mr.. r. w. Briggs, of The Advertiser
force, is confined to his home on ac-
count Of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ,E. Parker and chill.
dren have returned from the noun
tains of North Carolina.
Mrs. B. r. Todd, Of Barksdale, has
returned after weeks stay in Win
ston-Salem, N. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Gilliland and
children, Of Fountain Inn, are visit
ing relatives in the city.
Miss Margaret Warren, Of Allendale,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James c.
Todd on West Main street.
Dr.. G. p. Vincent and family return
ed Friday from short stay in the
mountains Of North Carolina.
Rev. w. S. Holmes and family have
returned from Sapphire, N. c., where
they have been spending the summer.
Miss Drina Hedgepeth, Of Lumber
ton, N G. has been visiting Miss Mar
.garct knight near the city for several
days.
Mr.. W. Henry Martin, of belmont,
Mass, spent several days in the city
last week with his mother, Mrs w. H..
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Real Estate
a Variety OF Real
BARGAINS


C0ft. east irmi tot dcsiuhN lo'e''I
This IN a real hus at S2iso,
Nearly compl ted sNfuom bungalow
built Ia Gpatu,vs east mont lot, close to
i.tycmrut ANA cnrnnr ENcrp.thulN
good buy, cocoa, terms.
i.uycly brick home on South Polk
81. slX rooms. hardwood floors, bulli-in
features. fmugc,, garage, un pavement
lrlcrd dght Man, consider s"mc
ttaup
handy tine ranch Hutchinson Coun.
as. ,lu,s. O, dl developments Price only
,lgbo per acrc, IN tc..
90 or - acres, practically new ic'sr'
clufe a. ,iulfs holdings j,.oo l'r a'tv
Ia - az tat the btst mWhln an'
,h,aprs, a,r,apo u ne lcid
Ne have ac,v.g, around all dilllnr
Wells.
7.passcngcr Chandler lsso mcdol Al
common, N,lu,
4 List with us anything you want L
ID. u and got results
iChildcrs Commission Co
Phone lilalelp.
ON Ieasos. l,cM EsiaIcS
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WHEAT REGISTERS
LOSSES half Cent

y Assoeiaied rvre
CHICAGO. Get 9s.-Lnuldaiion was
ordered en- the Hoard II Trade today
ana with what lcndlng all giains
closed weak and lower Wheat reg
istcrod ne, losscs ~ "a tn sif. corn
was uff "a Ia iS and oats were Us"
"a To- l.ggaS lower, Provisions were
generally higher with lard IN the van.
Trade M cosrsc grains WAS ilght ana
mainly heal, Cash houses bought
some December corn early hui shipping
salcs were not impressive ana In Wow
NJ the general sliunton corn turned
weak and WAS followed In the trail of
wheat dragging oats with r.
Provisions averaged higher 'undcr
losscnod pressure.
October lard closed % hlrhcr. The
other options h'ng 7ls to lsi's
higher. Ribs unchanged To 10 higher
md pork unchanged.
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sei-t
joPrEl

NEW YORK. OCT. sS.--rhs market
NJ cottc tututss was very aelst H.
ny, with fluctuations narrow and h.
gulsr The casning MAS thfve ssetn,s
'.er a ht"c l,oints higher, bat thers
was some buying ~ n'csmest. presuns,
y against s0O, salcs aud the nsaf
q, did a little better during tas Morn,
ag with tina, dellverv selling IN fsosa
., a. 5iG. The clos, MAS a net sl>
snce ~ : To- uoints, Ssles wsre estl-
atcd al about G.eea hags. iArs. s,tss
Ian. T.5s. Mar, 5.e. May, ssss Jupiv.
50; Ssm. 7Ni,
The sHot market was steady and uas
hauged al :, 50 tVr lsio j. and nv
70 ~, tior S1ntos ~.
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Market News
Cattle Receipts
Are Excessive


ny Associated rtes.
FORT WORTH, reNaa. Oct. ss.-.Ex.
ssye rsseints ~ cattlc aud calses ar
rived to-day around aoo head TO cattle
M seq calves ncing C..crcd WIN y
arkrt rlut In .irosnsvt tor next week.
uycrs were no, anxious To- aecumutase
'pplics ON weekend MARKET to hc
,rrl.l over To- Mondays slaughter. and
~ III not go ou, until late In the
y. r!h ON pll kinds we've wcak IN
ieyenlv lowct. ard much stuff had to
held over.
Hog tccolnts were close 10 aeo head.
he surnv selling At fairly s,tisfae,
my mfvcs The market Was quoted
adv To- Toe higher tine ear sold AZ
S.ei pud ether deals were Within a
GENERAL .angc of g. Ia tsis rig prices
ere stoodv To- higher, salcs being usa,ts
StSi tn sS,si
Nothing was received In the sheep
uvision.
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COTTON


thAotlatst wv
MEM YORK. Oct. se-An early AL.
nee in cotton met scattctlnr offer.
,rs after sslllng un tn is.ss. pecesn'
&c ca~d &c t. 1876. closing nj tS.sa
impaired With iS.|> YESTERDAY. Tho
cnvrai market closcd STEADY az a net
ecllnr of - N Holnts. The teasafc
n IA. la,c trading MAS sailing II pre.
galnst purchases IT March hy brokers
no werc sunnosvd IL he operating ter
ge NadV in,erccts and whc-c otter.
US IL bee. had an unsettlNag effect
the general list
Predictions e trost In the hslt eeesn.
tn atiact very little attentioa' Trad,
cvid,nilv hcllcted that the crop Was
cyond the probability OF any damas''
rom that sour,o According Ia New
aicans adyiccs. southern c,ngtesssnss
q being u gcd to request tn CENSUS
,rcau tor "A r.nrt GA the psreentaEe
the cron vinned IN Nov. I. "a "
,hlishc,l In connection with the Gin
Ing firurys on NOV. :.
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coTToNsEEp OIL

" Associated rs-ss
NEW YORK, Oct. Glowing &C.
strength In lard and crude. the cotton
seed oil market was firm an day with
an active trade, closing elgh, to thlr
teen paints net higher Primo crud,
;0ad 1.g,, prime summer spo, 500
S7O. December S.S5; March sic, May
ai. nll nd.
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MEM ORLEANS. oct ss.-rre-ba'
au evening up was the iaeentlsc Toe
good nar, Of the trading IN the cot
market toslsv, traders geneeaity not
cling inclined 10 ontet into new ecsa,
.tmsn,s II any CONSEQUENCE IN view
the fact that The Cnsnlng TUESDAY
n. hslng what l. considered he one
4 the most Important bureau rvposss
4 the season. overnight sellnsg ofsisss
scd a Gva of 10 "a paints around
cher than Yesterdays close. neeN l
Nng In ii.St, and then Using 10 iSss,
The hurricane warning caused short
we'd furry among shorts. since u In.
Gated that the stosm was about n
- through the rueatan channel ints
.. Gulf II Mexico where Il would hs'
<ely Ten hi, some sarts 20 the ectte''
;lOn. II was finally argued that sinsc
,e interlcr claims the crtp Ia es pree'
cally picked. thsre h nothing tos tbs
torn IL lniurc.
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X. O. MARKETS


: hfeociaisd frsa
KANSAS err. oct, ss.--Ca,,lc--Rc
cipts, 200, best beef steers. steady t.
Be higher; n.hcr grades. weak tn boc
wor; top. si0.oo. "a, she stock, steady
u iac tower; tanners, cutters stock
~, feeders gnd calves steady; bulls,
weak, stock cows ana hclfcrs. steady /,
Sc luwcT s,ucN calves. strung To sAc
y,
Hogs nts,ip,a. .,ioo; market stead,
Fridays average.
ahpeli. 80 INs@iiNts.
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WICHITA MARKET

WICHITA. Kans.. Oct ss.--Ilogs
Coo; market steady. top Sss. Cattle
100; market for week, beef stock. cows
aud hclr,rs ana bulls steady; bccf COWS
aud hcifcrs steady tn weak, stockcrs
and feeders strong In Ice higher; calves
cholcc Vcals STEADY, medium wcal
stock; calves steady.
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KANSAS cry WHEAT.

v 'tsoeiRied fuss
KANSAS CITY. oct. 20. - Cash
Nont' y . hard, ho2qiLs; No {.
rcd, siltTi1e.
CONNIE, . white. asc'Ss. No. .
elbow. sSSis G79.
oa,a-No. white, ssaas1c; No.
iod. atGaec.
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DRY GooDs
" Associated Pre-.

" N0H4RFIh0FW wv
NEW YORK. oct se.-ccton goods
were quiet with priccs steady. Yarns
firm. Fancy worstcd auIc,. hu, other
wool goods continued In moderate de
mand Linens w,,o firm and moderate
~ active. liurlnps weak,
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rURPENTINE

associated rnfa
SAVANNAH. Ga. ort, sa.--Turpen
tine firm. 90; saloa iaa; fccchas $50
shipments. %; siock. sat,
Rosin firm; sales asa; receipts 800
.hipmonts 60, stock Ss,i0S.
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BUTTER

CHICAGO Oct. 90 Butter unchang
4; eggs. unchanged REGENTS. AN
eases Poultry, alive, lower. fowls. iap
''hc: sa,ingH. Gle; turkeys, use: roos
t,rs. ltc.
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LISTEN
Do You Want To Sell?


Do You Want TO Sell?
We have the following parties who
~ wanting to buy
No. i.-Onc party wishes 10 pay all
Je priced ngh,,
No. 2.-onc party with half cash, wish
corner lot with two houses we'll locni'
Il and bringing good revenue. Must
worth the money,
80 s.--rarty with iei COO cash wishes
. buy business building wyll located
I'D worth the prlcc asked.
20. i--par,y with 1000 In guod notes
lshcs Ia trade for house ana lot worth
he money.
20. 5.--rnty with somc cns' and som,
i.tcs Wishes To buy five ur ak room
bungalow.
q. G.--pariy with $1,000 In cash wishes
buy broom hodsc or bungalow. rca'
,nnhly close In. west IT Polk.
80. 7.--Thrce parties wishes some good
ia in foIth and sathwcs, part ol
syn. must bo rIlc,d To sell.
No. S.--Pariy with the cash wishes
- 100 or 500 acre iIm, Improved
"a on east 81 Amarillo, must b, "a
bargain.
so. s.-wc have several parties VIII
IN To- buy home with small cast
ymont and reasonable monthly pay
,,n,s,
How badly do you wan, 10 sell And
what have you Ter sale List you
O. perry vita us toby ~ today'a values
ana We will scll 1, Tor yea. We Di'
hk,nE sales Way not L., ur sell yodl
r.Uut3
! Coao t. oar aft.cc and talk 1t eve.
ItD 80
Tcx-Plains Realty Co.
osis POI. St PaUn 2i9
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MISCELLANEOUS

WE Do odorloss cleaning and pressing.
Three piece suits. si.ss; suits pressed,
soc. We can save you from $40 TO $50
on vour suits. Smith 4 palks. phonr
ipia.
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LOST AND roU.D

losr-rair Of sheiirimncd glasscs o.
crume & killough. Case Finder pleas
return 20 1905 Polk o. Phone 1854 iof
reward.
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NOTICE To PUBLIC.

Ny farming and grazing lands In Pot.
ter Randall, Moore. ponl"y aud Hall
COUNTIES are Posted" ana any persons
tun,lng, fishing, oompwg, wood'haul
Ink or irospassing ,hcVon In aiN man
nu win do nu without my consent, and
VIII prosecute any aud all Violations
q T. Wnnn.
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have ranch In Roger Mills Ccun'
IS. Okla 1000 acres mass not pas
iured all ON washlta River and fine
winter pasture. i55 tons alfalfa hay
SO tons prairie hay some staff field
cool water and shelter. VIII sell hay
md run OF ranch until April l. 1922
for 81 800. on will winter cattle hy
month. Would lease grass for ncNi
year. Write or wire J. l.. King. Cor
dell. Okla.
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DOWN THEY CO

skAiDS uildo from clinbinss Elit,
mrsang pSrlJr - Fuguh blds
Phone II.
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EARN of the Vale of Paradise. whore
rcama come true. This wonder city Ia
,aving u magic growth, aud n million
oilnrs IN municlnal improvements are
authorized ior this year Every kind OF
uslness upcning here. We have seven
cen inllcs of protected water front,
lih gorg,ously beautiful home sites.
Wonderful homes. Wonderful NelcVty
WINS. Wonderful flowers Ia scmi'tropl'
! nrOfusiun Fishing supreme. Every
lay YOU can catch the biz fellows until
our back aches and your hands Wis.
r. Paradise tor mutur boats, with hun
eds IL miles OF protected waterways
,'ih wonder spots to visit Finest mo
ofing roads In the south. liathing In
as and gllf wonderful. iiealthicsi city
10 America wi h no business tor doc
&c. Greatest gllf coufsc IN America
i nder construction. Coolest place In
ncrlca In summer, delightful In win
-. yoa may own beautiful home
ere with n perpetual income, at prac'
.nllv me- inv s'mc", GIasp the oppor
tunity of lifetime. Address THE
! MAYOR. Valparaiso. Fla.
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NOTICE
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For $l.00 a Suit
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Will TAKE first vendors notes. cx.
ttrr' tnr g. rishi q lrtcr sections
csj CORN. whoat, tlfalfa land. solid
.dy: near Kansas city. owner. J. ".
'rsr". War; NJ urg. Missouri, Route
Three.
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rRuNKS--nags-- Successes. Why pay
So mlddlcmcn profits Buy from fac
tcry direct. Send for free ca,alog. Acme
Trunk and Bag Factory, Spring Val,
" III,