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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-09-16

eral immigration agent for the Mil
waukee railroad, was in town Satur.
day, accompanied by j. Fl. Holmes.
of Chamberlain, one Of his assistants.
Mr.. Underwood Is perfecting ar
engagements to put out an advertis-
ing car this winter exploiting the
manifold advantages this west of the
river country possesses as a dairy and
stock raising section. In carrying out
this plan means untold benefit to this
section in the way Of an influx of
many new settlers. There is no spot
on earth where the soil is any more
fertile than west of the Missouri riv-
err. This country Is backward in that
it has always lacked the publicity
necessary to attract the landseekers
In numbers sufficient to make 1t as
thickly settled as any other portion
of the state.
With the aid extended by Mr.. I'm
derwood and tie cooperation Of the
real estate men and commercial or
CARNATIONS throughout this section a
different condition will exist within
the next few years.
Mr.. Underwood was the head of a
company that bought up n hundred
sections on this side of the river about
the time that the railroad was extend
ed west. Through an extensive adver
Using campaign the company dispos-
ed of all that immense acreage in a
very short time. And many Of the
buyers are living on the property they
bought at that time, prosperous and
happy.
Now Is the time for the commercial
clubs throughout this section to get
togethee and form a live wire organi-
zation that will back up every effort
made by the Milwaukee immigration
department to bring settlers in here.
II they fall to do so the campaign a.
bout to be inaugerated by the COM
pany will fall far short of the purpose
it was hoped to accomplish Presho
Herald.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-09-16

A wedding of interest to the many
friends of the contracting parties was
that of Alexander Abourezk and Miss
Mary Michels. the ceremony taking
place in the Greek church at Omaha,
Nebraska, on Tuesday. August 80, 1921
The home of the bride was at Wood,
South Dakota, for which place Mr..
Abourezk left in company with his
brother, Charles, and niece, Miss
Mary Abourezk, and from there jour
MED to Omaha, where the service was
J performed.
The bridal couple returned. to this
city Sunday morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maloof, TIE latter a sister, Of Las An
imas Colorado, came over and also a
large number of friends from Trinidad
and a wedding dinner vas served at
the Charles Abourezk home at 404
Garcia street. There were more than
one hundred guests and the happy
couple were treated royalty. All pre-
sent enjoyed the festivities of the day
Mr.. Abourexk il proprietor OF the
Leader store on South First street In
this city and Is one Of the we'll known
Abourezk Brothers, successful bust
nessmen In Ratoon and elsewhere
His bride is a very pleasing lady ant
will be warmly welcomed In Ratoon
They have taken an apartment at 344
South Third street, where they are al
home to their friends RATION IN. M.
Reporter.
TO rIaE ruIs HRCrICN
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-09-16
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM OUR
EXCHANGES.
'DE DUCKS EAT UP PROFITS, DRIVE
FARMER TO BANK.

''DE DUCKS EAT UP PROFITS, DRIVE
FARMER TO BANK.
When a local farmer sold his corn
recently and tried to explain to a bank
er the necessity of a loan to him Owe
a lean period, the niceties Of mark
ct problems advanced by the farmer
were outlined;
But" the banker said, Il don't
understand why you should want to
borrow money when you have just
shipped your corn! What did you do
with the money!"
de ducks got it," replied the far
mer.
What do you mean by de ducks?"
"Well," the farmer explained, II
shipped the car to market and sold 1T
for 81 cents a bushel. The de duck
freight, that left 81 cents; de duck !
cent commission that left 30 cents; de
duck elevator charges; that left q
cents; de duck husking, that left Is
cents; de duck hauling that left 5
cents; de duck the hired mans wages
from that, and you are a darn sight
better farmer than | am if you can
ind anything left."-.Ex.
A REvOLUTIONIzING INVENTION
Tim Lewis showed the reporter
something new in the storage battery
line this week which which will mean
a mint Of saving to the users Of autos
all over the United States and Canada
1t is a battery solution invented by
John Coyle of Wayne, a cousin of Mr..
Lewis. The recipe for this solution
has been patented in both the United
States and Canada and Mr.. Coyle was
here at the Lewis home last Friday
having just returned from Canada.
By means Of lthis solution an old
battery can be made to give the ser
vice of a perfectly new battery. Tim
bought a battery Of one of the garag.
es in town that had been thrown into
the dump and after it had been filled
with the new fluid it gave a spark as
sharp as any new battery. Even a
battery with the walls Of one eel
broken down gave forth spark which
kept the engine running steady.
The cost Of the solution Is small
and the results from its use carry a
two year guarantee. Just now, when
money is scarce and batteries still ex
pensive, a cheap means Of getting
battery service will prove a great
boon to all car owners.-Coleridge
(Neb.) Blade.
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Greeting
Cards

We haze an exceptionally
fine line of Holiday Greet
ING cards for Uhich Ue are
n0U booking orders for
December deHDery. We
print them, emboss them
or engraDe hem---dS you
UiSh. Your friends DiW
be glad to receiDe one of
these beautiful cards.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-09-16

September with is showers is COM
peting with April.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-09-16

Stationary

Makes a most acceptable
gift at any time and espec-
tally at the Holiday season
We haze an unusually at
HdcfiDe line of Box Station
arg, in Uhife and finfs.
We UM place any Mono
gram either in plain print
Jug: enclosing or engraU-
ing on any box you select
and lay ii aside until you
Uant il. We Uould like
pour order n0U.
Calendars. Bloners, Pencils,
and Novelties for Business
Men. See our line.
Pioneer Print Shop
Wood, S. D.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-09-16

TO ADVERTISE THIS SECTION.
Fl. F. Underwood, Of Chicago, gen.
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BOJE V HORNiM SLEZSKU.
NEMCI POMAHAJl ITALUM. = NESHODY V MEZI-
SPOJENECKE KOMISI. - REVOLUCNf HNUTf
VZN1KA

Berlin, TO- kv6tna. = Depese Berner Zetung sdelue,
re nemeckotaakF protitok jest proudu pro Polakhm
hornoslezsk6 zelezniGni spoice Kandrzinu
Rovnez oznamuii nemecke zpravy re povsaly vaznt
shody meZispoienecke komisi Opoi n6kter ta bri-
t tlenove hroz resgnac iezto pr Jim nedostava dosa
etne podpor Pres to vsak mezispoenecka kome vydaa
provoan du hornosleZskemu pravi, spoienci
jsou pine sednoceni odsouzen vyrznost nedovo
m6lv n6iaT vliv iech rozhodnuti vzheden Hornimu
Slezsku
Berlin, TO- kvetna r RevoluGni hnu vyvfii bouri
Iornim Sezsku die depese u Rothe Fahne komunistck6
dennik ohiev po ieho vladou
Casopis ten prav hornosezsv kongres
hlavnim stanem vykonneho vyboru Zaborz.
Rothe Fahne rovnez prav, vetsna ie
mez denky Hornim Slezsku snaz Sc sjednotit
a kapialistHm
Nemeck6 casopy rozhofeene odmaji obvinenf
sk6ho premiera Brianda ped6asne nemecke
povstanf.
Slezska ohrozuie n6ktera Opo
sidlo mazispojenecke komise, opust6no
nyni Jest vystaveno vpadu povstalcu
Panuii obavv re poska vlada brzy odhod masku bude
podporova Korfantvho O6ekava fedn6 nadi poske
arad6 rozozne hranicfch ably vha do Hornho Sezka
obsadla kraie zauia6 Korfanym pri potita
hlas France re Argle smifi Sc hotovou v6ci
PafiZ. kvetna DepeSe Havasove tskove kanceaTi
Opo sd6uie deere nemeckeho riSskeho voiska tvoi
oddly mez Vratislavi hranicem Homiho Sezska. Jsou
havy dodava depese re 10000 6chto voaku pod veienn
gen. Arnna potahne ma Rosenberg, obsazeny Poaky.
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Ceskoslov. Tisk. Kancelaf

dob6, kdy posedni Habsburk. Karel. pokusi
chvacen trGnu madarskeho vyskyty amerckem tisku
has ze snad nekter6 khy francouzske snad yada
nenamitav by proti obnoven habsburskeho Ne
spravno t6chto has bva dementovna rancouzskym mini
sterym pfedsedou Briandem ienZ anovisku Francie
sial proiev rumunskemu stu "Adeverulu Prav pred
dv9ma nebo trem m6sc vefio oficielnch yysokych
kruzch rancouzskvch monarehscke restaurace
ale stanovisko patti nes d6nam Doytne
osobnoS widely tomto proeku hraZ prot ppoen RakoC
ska N6mecku predpokadace re Widen by nasedovaa pr
kadu Pesti Uv6domi poeze re teuto proek nenf
nuetnen Franeie rskovala by touto potikou praestv
SpoiencI zeimena Itae satn nastupnckych Ma druhe
udalosti, vyskytnuv nedavno Vfdn Pes Su
bots uBazuii ian6 cela kombinace je myna. OBJ
novenf monarchie moho by naopak sbz Berlin Rakusa
Francie uprmne nema zadn6ho zmu restauraci ab
sburki adarsku. zamezen spojeni Rakouska Meme
zvoa liz davno nou meodu, usiuje hospodafske
Rakouska Prvni podmnkou toho e obnova
rnanich stykd vsem nAsupnckyn staty Vel
uen ably valesne zapeky iz nkdy budoucn"
sti neobevily.
Maa dohoda ukaZaa plnou opravnenost pro Zachovani
stfedoevropsk6ho mru Program mnsra dr. Benese zatra
Jeho obnova sporaanych hospodaf
sktch mez stredoevropskm saty adnym obchodni
N6mecu isou pouhou demonstrac kterou dohody Rakou
gram Male dohody
Zafmavo e ze ex-cisa Kare prohlasil Lucernu do'
paTzskeho "Matnu ze neoeekaval cd fran
vladv ale doufa ae fsncouzske vefene mneni
bue vd9t zadne zAvady aby Uhrach obnovena bya
onarche ez zadnem ppade nemhze postav prot po-
luce Francie. ="
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cESKO-AMERICKY KNEE
ZEMREL.

st. Louis, Missouri, 8. kvet.
V Hessounov6 sirottinci We
Fenton, V tomto statu, Zemrel
rev. Xaver Till. ieden z neiZna-
m9isich teskych kn6zi We Spol.
Statech, We start 60 rokG. Ma
rodil Sc V Chrudimi. kde take
vystudoval. roce 1885 vysve-
cen bvl ma kn6Ze a V roce 1898
rTiiel do Ameriky do dierese
V Green Bay, We Wisconsin,.
Ryl fararem Carltonu. We
Slovanu. V La Crosse. Prairie
du Chen a Znovl V La Crosse.
PAX So roznemohl. vidal So RI
zenf osady. pobvl na nekolika
mistach konetne odebral Sc
do Fenton. kde nyni zemrel.
pvl 7namenitvm kaZatelem a
fefrfkem = psaval dopisy IL
vahv do riznFch i>sko-ameri-
ckych listfi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-11

VfTEZSTVf BOLSEVIKo.
Oznamuji, ze jejich vojska IL.
tlumila revoluci v gubernii
Tambovske.

Riga, 9. kvetna. = Die zpra-
Wy Moskvy dosedSi bylo re-
voluGni hnuti V Tambovske GU
bernii, vedene generalem ANITA
novem, byv. bolSevickym We
litelem, ktere trvalo asi diva
mesice, utlumeno, prislusnici
Antanovych sboru rozpraseni
a pfedaci jeho pozajimani. s
vyiimkou Antanova. kteremu
Sc podarilo uniknouti nasled-
KEN nedopatreni ma strane boil
Sevickych vojsk. Revoluce V
Tambov6 byla organisovana
ma zpdsob one V KronStadtu,
vedene Stepanem Petrincen-
KEN, ktera byla krajnim ma
pietim sill bolSeviky take Edo
lana. Zprava utlumeni tam
bovske revoluce Uni:
~ Tambova bylo oznameno
Zniceni Antanovych tlup iako
vysledek svedenych boju. An
tanov sam nasledkem nedopa-
trent uprchl. Mnozi 2 banditu
byli zabiti. mezi mimi pax byl
cely' hlavni stab. majicf valce-
nj ma starosti. Stabu Sc vsak
pred TIM podarilo potopiti svGj
archiv s listinami rece. VSe-
cky zbran6 a dopravni pro-
stredkv Antanova byly ukofi-
steny".
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LaFOLLETE PROTI HARD.
INCOVI.

Washington. 10. kvetna. Re-
soluce odsuzuiici iednani pre-
sidenta Hardinea V tom, ze u
stanovil americke zastupce do
spoienych rad V Europe. byla
podana Y senate dnes pozd6
odpOledne senatorem Rober-
tenn NJ. LaFollettem. republi-
kanem 2 Wisconsin,. Resoluce
senatora LaFolletta. jez Zna-
mena prvni vybuch republican
ske nespokoienosti admin
straci navrhuia prohlaSeni Sc
natem. re Jest to proti americ-
kym ideaInm tradicim, ably
vlada Spoienych StatG Sc po-
dilela iakymkoli zpnsobem V
radach spoiencu. Dale jest od-
suzovana V resoluci smlouva
Versaillska a utiskovani podro
benych narodnosti. zeimena v
Indii V Trsku.
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NADEJE MA UROVNANf sTAVKY.
UNIE A SPOLECNOST N. O. T. DOHODLI Sc MA
VYBERU ROZHODCfHO.

Akron, TO- kv6tna Dnes vsechno poukazuje tomu, re
vrtek zahaena bude doprava mezm6stske eekrck6
draze jakoz m6stskJch nch Akron, Canton Massilon
Northern Ohio Traction Light Co., die oznamen jak cd spo
letnosti od vndc zfizenc keri by stavce
nnueho 6tvrtka.
Vrchnf Tite A C. Blnn od N O. T. oznamil dnes
re dospelo dohodnui tfetim rozhodGm urovnani
mzdoveho Spoefnos bude menovat ednoho rozhod
cho zzenci rovnez ednoho Tfetiho rozhodGho mali me-
novati Davis soudce Henry s. Harer Cantonu Zfi
zenci budou hlasovat navrhu Ultra vbor ne uvedoml
Rlinna ze odporuci schvaleni panu
To znamena opetn6 zahaienf dopravy 6vrek, pravl
Tnn iezto neoeekava re neaka oppoce vstane me7i
zffzerc proti vyberu fetfho rozhodcho osatnch
rTch bodech dosp6o dohodnutf spoeenost uvo1i
witt zpst do rrace vsechny stavkuifcf zfzence
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VLORAIN JSOU PRfSNf.

Lorain. O., 10. kvetna. Ctyri
clevelandska d6vtata. udavSi
imena iako Peggy Drotarova
22-leta; Mildred Drotarova.
20-leta: nj. Esther Schachte-
rova 20-leta a pi. Mavme
Schultzova. 22-leta. iez tanti-
" V rrilis prhzratn6m thorn
pred spoleGnostf 500 zdejSich
obchodn{kh. bvlv zatceny a po-
kutovhnv DO $500. a ponevadz
pokutu nemohlv zaplatiti, vsa-
zenv do v9zenf. Take pora date
le "zabavy" pokutovani. jakoz
i mattel mfstnosti.
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MCNAMARA MA SVOBODE.

San Francisco. 10. kvetna
John J. Mcnamara. propuSt6-
nv dnes re San QuentinSkhho o
v6zenf 10 vvslouzenf dewitt ro-
XII n6ti mdsicH pro dvnamito
vani LlewollvnovVch zelezaren
V Los Angeles V 1910, vyhnul
Sc vsem rovinafim 30 SVEN
nrfiezdu do San Franciska. Po
kud znamo, lest II pfatel. e.
Tednfci Mezinarodni unie
mnstnfch stavebnich zelezar-
skfch delnikG. ktere McNama-
IA bvval taiemnfkem. odvezli
lei p v6zeni V automobilu. Po-
zdaii oznamili re Mcnamara
buda mluviti Ultra ma schGzi
mfstni unie. Mcnamara zane
chal "a sebou We vezeni San
Ouentinsk6m sveho bratra.
Johna B.. ienz vvsluhuie 81 do
5ivotnf zalaf pro vrazdu We
spoieni dvnamitovanim bu-
dow Los ANGELES Times. OGe-
kavA be. re John J. Mcnamara
odiede co neidffve m vTchod
do Cincinnati n Clevelandu.
kde ma pfibuzne.
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FOSTER JEST PRY v
RUSKU.

Washin rton. 10. kv6tna. -
Zpravv. re William z. Foster
2 Chicago. vidce ocalarsk6
stivkv V 1919 Jest V Rusku.
isou vvSetrovanv odbOrem spra
vodlnosti. Pravf Sc. re odiel
do Moskvv iako zastupce anne
rickeho d9lnictva ma mezina-
rodnfm kongresu remeSlnic-
kIch a industl~ialnich unit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-11

Frank Terrace Seattle presluy horlitel pro dobre
pe do Seattle Ange pivezl sebou starou zeleznou
trlLu, na v6 re souzla pokadnici pratum tru
HE byl ks pvodnho dfiv Mayflower lodi niz Poutnc
pfije do Amerky 1920 Historical pamatka bya venova
Brtickym spoken Pfael Kvaker ably vozena byla do
"miroveho porAlu blze Blaine WASH jenz kiene pres
mericko- -kanadske hranice.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21

Victor council, No. 4, S. B. A, decided
at the meeting last evening to give a
Halloween masquerade AMI tacky party
at the hall, S31 Kansas avenue. next Thurs
day evening, for the members. An in
formal program will be given and gen
eral good time is planned. Refreshments
will be served.
Harvest Home will be observed next
Sunday, October %, at the Pleasant Hill
church, north Of town. The regular serv-
ives will be held in the morning with
ing services at II. The pastor. the Rev
H. z. Hostetter, will preach. The special
afternoon service viii be as follows; Song
Avenue Methodist church; music by the
Kansas Avenue Methodist church quartet; :
Lowman Memorial church, and by the
Rev Melvin Booth. pastor OF Trinity
come prepared to spend the day
The Royal Neighbors will give Hal
sas avenue, Monday night Refreshments
will be served.
Boy Scout troop No. II will meet to-
night at 1914 Polk street
Wayehoff-ParnelI.
The marriage of Miss Izadel Waychoff,
daughter of Mrs. Ella Wayehoff, 1014
son of Mrs. A. Gilfillin of Topeka avenue,
was solemntzed last evening at the Sec
ond Presbyterian church, the Rev. S. B.
Mis- Miss sOI olive Fisher was the BRIDES at
tendant, and Mr.. Alfred Parnen, q brother
of the bridegroom was best mas. Mrs.
Roland Gordon played Lohenbrin's we'd
ding march for the entrance of the bridal
The bride was gowned in white crepe
and satin and her veil was held in place
with satin ribbons. She carried an armful
of pink roses.
Miss Fishers dress was OF Alice blue
Following the ceremony reception was
held at the home of the brides mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parnell left last evening
for Denver, Colo. They will be at home
after November L at 1421 Topeka avenue.
Guets from cunt o toni Miss BgeSh
nings and Tracey Jennings of Perry; Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Black and Miss Emma
Black of Hoyt; Miss Marjorie Smith Of
Emporia, and Mr.. Alfred Parnell of Den
Notes and Personals.
Mrs r. r. Furgason and daughter. Mil
dred of Oh Monroe street, will spend the
week end in Lawrence, the guests OF
Mrs. Frances Fenstimaker of Lawrence,
is spending a few days with Mrs. c. L.
Sechrist, S22 Monroe street
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Barr have moved
from 5O7 West Sixth avenue to s34 Quincy
Mr.. McMurphy's class of the North To.
peka Baptist church went on wienie roast
Thursday evening, meeting at Mr.. Nc
Murphy's home and from there going to
Crazyman's Rock, where the time was spent
in roasting weinies and marshmallows and
in reading stories. Those who went were
Gerald Deppe, William McMurphy. Milton
Palmer. Kenneth Kroft, Elton Casibear,
Harry Campbell, Thurlow Diffenderfer,
| Quentin Diffenderfer, Otto Dunlop and Mr.,
McMurphy.
Mrs. Siias Rogers is seriously sick at st.
| Francis hospital.
! The condition Of Mrs. J. N. Stewart, who
has been critically sick at her home, 1901
| Tyler street, for the past ten days, is about
, the same, and there is little hope for her
| Mr. and Mrs Harold warnock of indie.
pendence will spend the weekend with
relatives in North Topeka.
per, 10 and Is cents roll. o. A. Mcclure
| SIS North Kansas avenue.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21

Mr. James H. Allen suffered for years
with rheumatism. Many times this terri
BILE disease left him helpless and unable
to work.
He finally decided, after years of cease
less study, that no one can be free from
rheumatism until the accumulated i'm
purities, commonly called uric acid de-
posits,. were dissolved in the joints and
muscles and expelled from the body
With this idea in mind he consulted
physicians, made experiments and finally
compounded a prescription that quickly
and completely banished every sign and
symptom of Rheumatism from his system.
He freely gave his discovery to others
who took it with what might be called
marvellous success. After years of urging
he decided to let sufferers everywhere
know about his discovery through the
s5 and 20 Kansas Ave- Telah has bee8 a9.
pointed agent for Allenrhu in this vicinity
with the understanding that he will freely
return the purchase money the first
two bottles to all who state they received
no benefit.-Advertisem
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21
Remnants at Reduced
Prices

One table of wash goods remnants in
lengths from to 10 yards. Suitable for
ladies' and children's wear. Come and look
over the assortment Saturday.
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C).95
=
Values up to $50

"a splendid assortment Of
the newest styles in over
blouses, fashioned out of
good quality Georgette
Crepe, Crepe de Chine and
Satin, in black, navy, Mo-
hawk brown, Yellowstone
and other shades. Come in
Saturday and see this ex-
ceptional assortment.
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Drapery Department

See Our New Imported Madras and
Grenadine before selecting your draperies.
We have a very complete line of Gre
tonne for Dining Room and Bed Room
Draperies. All selections of draperies
priced $1.0O and up we will make up free
of charge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21
Mrs. Chapman Morrow

invites you into her Tailoring Parlors on
third floor, while you are in shopping, and
will gladly help you decide just how to
make your new Fall Frock, Dress, Gown
or Wrap.
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| Can Go, Blue
Bird Does MY
Washing

She who has a Blue Bird is
never tiled down" on washday.
The washing is ION the line by
nine"-she is not only free to 20,
but sha is untired, for Blue Bird
does the work.
And, my How much longer
clothes wear when washed the
Blue Bird way-five times as
long as when washed on a rub
board! Come in and investigate
the many Blue Bird advantages.
$117 is the price. and So places
1t in your home. balance in small
monthly fnstallments.
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onstration in your home.
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just a small lot of higher
priced gowns, which were car
ried over from last year and
have marked at the above low
prices fors quick disposal. Be
sure to see them.
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Specials For Men

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IN
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21

Ladies' Hose, pure silk and fiber, mock
seam back, elastic tops, double heels and toes,
all sizes in black or brown, pair. . 6 Dimes
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21
BEACON BLANKETS
Make Warm Friends

We are now showing complete assert
ment of double bed blankets which range
in sizes 60-in.x80-in. to 72-in.x84-in. The
weights vary according to sizes. You will
find the most desirable colors in this show
ing of the most popular blanket on the
market today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21
Painful Rheumatic
SWe||ingS Disappear

DiscOverer Tells Mcfarland Drug
Co., 1886 and 729 Kansas Ave, and All
Good Druggists Not to Take Cent of
AnyOne's Money UnleSe AIlenrhu Com
pleteIy Banishes All Rheumatic Pains
and TWinRes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21
NORTH TOPEKA

Items for this column may be left
at Petro's drug store, or telephone
Eleanor Kimbali, 1891 after o'clock.
Othes hours, $3.50.
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WYNN COR IN
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-29
Tabloid Sermons
For Busy People by
ParSon AbieI Halle
For Busy People by

"A medicine; but broken spirit
drieth the bones Prov. 17-22
The Kioys proud pedigree and
are in land They have flouhed
whose misanhropy daily since started
housekeeping in the home
and short among humans. of us knew what
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stand head be merry
clown AphrOdite Be rationabut nature But
the real spirit in the life as it comes
and do the best possible with know the
cripple blind and inclined to
merriment? There is time for rejoicing. at
wedding church picnic and it always
Most of troubles imagnaryathough
But old meIody-"go bury
they the world hath smile
improves the face and smooth
cheerful amiabe merry boy is
liked; Is the girl who is wholesome
Associates like them and employers physician
practice and the
principal medicine Good
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infinite while
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perpetual beeer and the proves
kinship
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