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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-03-24

! called upon to make provision TO
meet these over drafts out of the
Contingent Fund. Shortly after as
suming the office of Chief Executive
/ invited the heads of departments
to a conference and impressed upon
/ them the fact that the Legislature.
net the Governor and Council, was
the appropriating body, and l ex-
planned that hereafter each depart
merit must plan to live within the in
come provided for it by the Legis-
| lature. The Governor and Council
cannot assume the responsibility of
enlarging legislative appropriations
, and the Contingent Fund should be
drawn upon in case of real emergen-
cy only.
The amount of cash on hand March
1st in the State Treasury was 3d.,
937 ,22326. This money is deposited
in the various banks and trust com
panies of the state and the State re-
oeives interest on its daily balances.
If the affairs OF this State are con-
Quoted upon the somewhat reduced
appropriations of the accompanying
schedule the estimated income to the
State, less these appropriations, will
produce balance Of 1882, 1864 for
the period ending June 1922, and
$40 ,991 40 for the period ending June
1923. Such balance is not in ex-
cess of what is required as a safe
margin for the States business al
fairs. Out of this balance will come
certain appropriations which have al
ready been passed by you. such as
the $4,000 appropriation for the wild
ow of our late Governor, but you
will need to exercise great care in
passing other appropriations for once
the door is opened there will be
food of resolves pouring in upon you.
If this Legislature makes appropria-
tions in excess of s1935S, GOODS or if
it passes laws whereby the States
income is less than S19,621, 1851 the
State tax rate must be raised to meet
this increase in expense or decrease
in income. Contingencies may arise
and there should at all times be
working balance so that the States
affairs be not hampered. If this Leg
islature will present to the people of
the State a financial program along
the lines suggested in this message
you will save S1275, 50642 from the
Budget figures and believe that the
people of the State will approve your
work and will understand that you
have made an honest effort to- in
augurate period of reasonable re-
trenchment and true economy.
The details of the financial pro-
gram are submitted herewith and
when printed will enable you to I'M
derstand each item of income and ex-
pense. In closing l wish to express
my appreciation of the work of the
Budget Committee of which State
Aud tor Roy L. Wardwell and Repre-
sentative Frank H Holley are the
only members connected with the
State government. This work has
been done with unfailing tact and
has proved of real service to this
7 legislature
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-03-24

81 to the State 6f 49,, =. -
Il land in Mt. Katahdin townshia ~
sonar as | have heard this suggestiou
was inoehnite, having been brought
% III! attention through the newsn.-
ger accounts OF the hearing This
gdpef company owns an nnd;,,iaad
80 interest in Mt. Katahdin town
5h'pA and if it should serio,,sI,, aona;
l9r giving portion of this s/s in
1eItsl u the State such portions of
Lac township as contain t;mha,. ~
ouipWood would probably be reservod
from the gift. 1t is to ha raorot+od
tnat this great company. which IT,
sell mas been given rights of untold
Nallie in the water resources of Maine
should oppose this park. 1t is gen
eTaIy understood that this onnnsi.
ton does not come from a desire On
the part of this company to save the
State OF Maine from the exnenso of
park but that it seeks to prevent
the state from exercising it's SOW
erelgA right of Eminent Domain The
legislative agents of this oomnanv
have decreed that this Legislature
shall not establish park. for 70 do
SO the State must use it's power tn
take land for public purposes. It
should be remembered. however that
the very company which opposes this
blll has repeatedly been given by
the State rights of Eminent Domain
which have been exercised by that
company for private gain and not for
public uses, and it is unfortunate
that an attempt to dominate the
Maine Legislature should be made bv
the representatives Of this powerful
corporation. | have often thought
that perhaps these legislative agents
do not always represent to their prin-
clpals the true situation on this and
similar public matters. respect
those individuals who honestly be-
lieve it inexpedient that this park
be established at the present time.
but no one should be allowed to DENY
the States right of Eminent Domain.
and least of all those who have to
their own great profit been given this
right by the State itself.
The Budget has divided the com
ing period of 214 years into one of
6 months, and 2 periods of one year
each. 1 believe it will be more con-
venient if the 21a years are divided
into two periods, the first for IS
months and the second for IL months,
and the summary of income and ex-
penses submitted herewith are in this
form.
All departments of State except
that of Adjutant General and State
Land Agent and Forest Commissioner
are under the supervision of the Gov
e1nor and Council, and their accounts
pass through the Auditors office. In
my opinion it would be for the in
terest of the State if these depart
ments were brought in line with the
others
In looking over the appropriations
and actual expenses of the various
State departments for the years 1919
and 1920 it appears that erdrafts
were made amounting to $1,517,927S2,
and the Governor and Council were
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-03-24
OUCH! ANOTHER
RHEUMATIC TWlyCE
Get busy and relieve those pains
with that handy bottle Of
SlOan's Liniment

WHAT Sloan's does, it does thor
" oyghly-penetyotes withous rub
" Ding to the afflicted part and
promptly relieves most kinds of exter-
nal pains and aches. You'll find it
clean and Notwithstanding: Keep 1t
handy for seiatica, lumbago, neuralgia.
ache. pains, bruises, strains .ssains,
bad weather after-effects.
For 80 years Sloan's Liniment has
helped thousands the world over. You
aren't likely to be an exception. It GER
tainly does produce results.
All druggists-35c, 70c, $40.
S!1!Od1(:$
Llnitne11tG1ss:ass)
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-03-24
United States Fire Insurance Company

Assets Dec. 81, 1920
Real Estate, S44,4O 90
Mortgage Loans, 500, 453 IA
Collateral Loans, 5000 90
Stocks and Bonds, 8,624,435 "a
Cash in Office and Bank, 926, 1888 TO
Agents Balances, 1871, 48O 10
Bills Receivable, l28,76O 98
Interest and Rents, 33,OO3 ST
All other Assets, 949,862 40
Gross Assets, S12, $50, 100 81
Deduct items not admitted, TO- 1873 40
Admitted Assets, 1860, 53l ct
Liabilities Dec. 81, 1920
Net Unpaid Losses, $l,l84, 800 90
Unearned Premiums, G882, 773 SO
All other Liabilities, 223,82l "a
Cash Capital. 1,400, 600 90
Surplus over all Liabilities, 1878, $40 81
Total liabilities and surplus, sl2, 500, 53l ct
3W12
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-03-24

FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILA.
Assets Dec. 81, 1920
Real Estate, 5000, OCT Sc
Mortgage Loans, $500, COL 66
Collateral Loans, no $50 90
Stocks and Bonds, 1881. 818 81
Cash in Office and Bank, 1905, 622 66
Agents Balances, l,64l, 1916 81
Bills Receivable, 900 90
Interest and Rents, 200, $50 II
All other Assets, 1887 As
Gross Assets. sl6,97l "a &c
Deduct items not admitted, III, 86y 81
SIG, SO, IT'S II
Liabilities Dec 81, 1920
Net Unpaid Losses, 81 376, 1U9 80
Unearned Premiums, 9.481, l4y l6
All other Liarillties. AGA BOB 10
Cash Capital, 600, 900 90
Surplus over all Liabilities, 3,937,7l3 ST
Total liabilities and surplus, SIG. 1879, 775 u
3W12
The 1rave lerS' ms urance Company
Hartford, Conn.
Assets Dec. 81, l9lU
Real Estate, Sc, i27. SOL IS
Mortgage Loans, 48 276, 726 II
Collateral Loans, 504. 800 10
Stocks and Bonds, 1O2, 354 458 SO
Cash in Office and Bank, 6,657.l9 81
Agents Balances, l6,., 662 SO
Bills Receivable, 1870 572 IA
Interest and Rents, 2,658,Oi2 20
Ali other Assets, 29,O6694B IL
Gross Assets $l95 926, 1856 10
Deduct items not admitted, 1872, 566 %
Admitted Assets, $l95, O34, 1863 81
Liabilities Dec. 81, 1920
Net Unpaid LOSSES, $I,346, 685 "a
Unearned Premiums, "a 534 As
All other Liabilities, III. 2O7. 148 II
Cash Capital, $500 600 90
Surplus over all Liabilities, 8 1871, 800 81
Total liabilities and
Surplus, $l95, O34, 1863 81
Swl2
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-03-24

WISH TO NOTIFY the public
L that | have sold my marble
business on High Street tc
G. A. Bruce, but have not sold
my GRANITE SHOP on BRIDGE
STREET, or gone out Ct business
as has been reported. | am now
devoting my whole attention to
the quarrying and manufacturing
of granite. You will always find
something doing here and a varie-
ty Of finished work to select from.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29
State Normal School

In celebration Of Thrift Week, Do
President Han devoted % large share
of fridays assembly 60 a tar uu the
subject OF Thrift. nc declared that
amy son receiving 500 or mon, 90
month aud unable to ave au.|hl -
each month some of hat mUuu
had something wrong with him
The habit Of tnrift. b. said, must l,
hcgut early, 40 be urged the student
to Keep "a detailed account ui tltlI
wi finances and To form the habit
OF making at least "a small saving
lie also advised student consideration
OF Investment for saving. especially
recommending insurance as ar ~
vestmcnt that might ~profit1biy be
begun carll 10 life.
The Sophomore circus az the Com
munity Huusn last Saturday night
was a big success, both 600 the way OF
entertainment ana financially. The
program Vas opened boy a one act
play, "A Proposal Under Difficult
Ties, given under the direction Of
Miss Session OF tho English depart
mcnt villa Paxton too the part
Of leading lady, Marguerite uill-
house the part Of tho maid, and Tom
Hulsor and Frederic Harding were
the rival suitors. The large crowd
sHNv close attention Co tho play and
evidenced thorough appreciation OF.
Do Immediately after IN" close OF
the play, puudemouium broke loose
uu 900 our sides at the han. comiuE
from bankers" Tor a singing and
dancing show on the stage. side
shows iu the G~nt,-rupmH. and booths
tor the selling Of confetti candy. pop
corn and hut dogs aud fortune telling
ana nshine booths. The confetti.
stands appeared To do the best bush
moss ANA before the evenings crowd
HLH.. dr. .L .L-. 800 .-H
With confetti Every body Appeared
'u huN t Uist-luss tim, and o.. Soc
puumnro, cleared something above
$3.50 from their entertainments The
money Will h' used partly for general.
school purpose aud partly for class
affairs The success of the evenings
entertainment is shured between tbu.
m'mh,rs Of IN, class, the east Of the
plUN and tUDlH advisers. Miss Mary
Eckl,r. Ni. Session and Nr Epl,,.
The Ellis opera house has h,on
%DuruI'd Tor the Normal girIs' glpc
club for trc practice of thvir op'rvtta
TIL" Feast of the liti'r Lanterns.
which w i1 ho given during the first
week of April The leading parts iu
thc plHf will ho taken hy th, follow
luE students. Princess chan hg
Helen Suit1l,y. Nt ku iy Naiyu,
GaEloy; Gu Long. the goy'ru,-H. hy
Gulu HUla'oir. Wee sins l# Mars
Aroo, two oriental pr.u-f,-a,a. hl
Margaret Bullock and Euu.urip
Goldiur ThlH VIII hr tHr r.ust upcr
eta girun D.. th" Nurmni Bon two or
! three N.lys ru1 90 Is being .l1lu.I
forward Co boy Normal people with 20
fruut deal uf Interest
Miss Hazel Iua-uu o, TNrun, aud
Miss E'l.u ID, Tuuutos uf Au8Euu. Is
NJ, enrolled 1s stuIoutH of -n, Nor
ma lust wrHE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29

ho is and n man who's" friends de-
muud much of his time, never turEctH
that the body must 10" oNUr,itDd as
well as the brain. Aud tho exercise
iu which Bee most delights he farming
Even whit, hu was making scenes fur
the ~stupcuduus william FuN special
production 'If I Wyr" Kiur." from
tho famous boob and play hv Justin
Huutly M,Cu.thy-iu Witch he Ia
PLAYING for th, last time today at the
Iastimp th,tt,r he found both m,u-
iul and physical enjoyment digplug
m his garden 100 say liarhor. Long
bland
In This hir garden early iu the
moruirE cor dutiuE GA, late evening
boz often SCOT u.hiud the pillow pre-
pairing tho ground Tor his potato
pttuh which us knew would help him
fp sis, the High Cost ut Living %
solar pl,NlH blow next winter. Tie
worked until hs was dripping with
Precipitation \ 'oul bath followed:
and lf DO w,r, mufuiur. hv foli h"
could vuIE through tho day iu COM
fort SEQ l',u BE- Nj T1ruum about
tI. Iru thbt % b. aail Goo o." our ~
tn. finest and Hu of Ihv most prulu,s
ftN, col Ifs kIud un 900 Long Island.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29
LND;I.~' SOD NIFTY
EN1IltTNINS $50 GUESTS.

The Married Ladies' Sodality Of The
ImmuDU.at. Conception church had
o. itrg, brncfit card party last Wed
PERTAINING lbO church pcopl" and
their friends. II Mas reported u big
urc EH-thv guests enjoyed them
r,ly,- immensely. and the financial
returns wur" most gratifying After
the game. there were light refresh
mcuta served by the social commit
ie,- Mrs Dorothy Binkcrt, Mrs.
Goo-ru Leslie. Mrs. Frank illchoy,
Mrs waiter CCuuei,. ana Mrs John
LuIdyu.
The ladies' are planning TO give
another big benefit card party after
the 1rutvu season.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29
Ntt~ SiONNRS SOCIETY
NI.NT THURSDAY.

GIN. g'ru.tr meeting 81 the Mis-
giur..y society ut the 'hris,iau
church viii be- hrld nest Thursday
aN,IHYuu az tho church, corner ot
Biu1luuy and Gold Mrs, Crosu,
tho Ius,DiH Tor the day. VIII Doe uH.
si.t H I. Mrs - r. Blouut ana Mira.
ton UlUr.r Mrs shade hos prepared
g. a.. ...Il uruErtB on China and ull
moun.sH and friends are cordially Ia
Nfftl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29

appears us J rtilrund engineer The
picture b. adapted from Frank a.
~py1ruIau.s clover novel, Tho DuuEH-
tyg ~ % Maguutr' beautiful Aguvs
NyIa~ and Theodore Roberts viii Doe
seen vith Mr. Reid
Dorothy Dickson. th, dancer. who
has appeared Don musical coined, and
NHud,EI'I, with her husband. carl
Tyson makes ryr first appearance ON
the screen 300 Paving the Piper
hitch George t1izm1ur.co produced
iur Paramount
EtIeI CLAYTON. who's, picture, TIL,
pric. u. Possession viii soon uo
shown. has begun work iu california
900 sham hy Elmer Harris and
G|,rildir, Bonner The prIr, ot
Ios-, iur' Vas nude boo tho Para
mount LONG island studio.
ElIuur F3ir viii o., leading woman
ior Earl" Williams lu hle fnrtu,um.
ms Nitarr1ph production "Iunf of
m" Nighf.' by l'rrdcripk i jackson
other m'WL.us oi thu yas' Ir, VIII.
lam Mccall, Alfred Aldr.I., JuD.
Cariisi" ana JACK NU'nols
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29
Girls IItB no DANCE NJ
llH II-LL IA

Nir Aliro l@wiH Miss Mary BAY
Miller and Miss Jessie Slaughter will
entertain tho girls ~ their sewing
club uri u number ~ their friends
u,,t wednesday evening with q dance
OF fh, college Inn. The dance has
b,un eagerly anticipated Tor h last
tNu Ur fr.uo weeks, % VIII mo- doubt
D., . ur t'y thoroughly enjoyable az
fair
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29
~. 4 u. MEETS
WITH NRS. S'I,AMM.

The daughters Of the American
lsev0lution are meeting this after
noon at Mrs. Raymond Stamm's
nom on West Tijoras avenue. THIS
b. the regular monthly meeting Of
the organization. and as the firHt 81
the row year scheduled for tho 'lcc
ton uf officers, Is onc Of the most
important on the calendar Tho
usual procedure Of reading % paper
on n9mc subject u interest tu tho
members viii be futNgono, rracti-
,allN the entire time being given
over 90 the election Mrs 4 G. itpid
entertained d members with piuno
olc. lions that proved most pleasing
NNN
We arc told that the shortest SON
tcnc, that includes the entire alpha
be- i. Pack my box with five dozen
nlyur jugs However, Ia these days
tho follow who obeXs this command
aud .s caught with the goods may
learn NJ % much longer sentence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29
~ lprN AIIHA HOUSE
nANtI

ri Kappa Alpha fraternity enter
tanned at th, new ~ x \. house IN
University Hoirhta last night, with
uu linton mat house dance. and a sup
per u was reported m ~ the pep
pi,-f H7 Wull 1s the niCost Varsity
uffni. th, a. y NJ. men have given
this Hu.r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29

Normal University

Monday morning tho Trironiau soc
ciotN occupied % chapel period with
q very enjoyable rroEt W. Tho mem
tors were 1s follows Violin solo.
elem Sanford reading, HrrI.rt
Moore, debate. Antonio Fernando
and Henry Roberts. reading. HiiI lu
Nuhiu. The subject ~ tho d,ls'.
was "l,vspiNud tnaf n standard uni
form dress should hr adopted for IN,
girls Hut uu. for 'hv boys uf the
Sew Mexico Normal University
Nhilr Deco Judges decision WIS called
fur tho sentiment seemed tp favor the
negative. The society holds it- r,E-
lltr meetings ,F,IE Friday. : Omar
arkcr Is president and presided.
Monday.
This week the Normal BASKETBALL
teams play th, Ration trtms here.
lest week Ration defeated %, \yst.
HlEh teams at Ration and they Wil.
uiu play the return EHIl with them
while here. The Normal BOYS met
their first defeat ut the hands uf
the santa fe Hiphs last week r. was
not however O. crushing oua % 'h,
uuys hop, Zoo win tu the yturu game
A." uu played before long The girls.
howrN,.. arc tUIs faT indicated.
Tho H|urys Ut Oh. season go far ar,
as iuluWr GIRLS Springer. II, Nor
mai &c., Ilv -t Normal. 800
santa Ic q normal ~. sluta Pc
indiana. NuImIf .t BoNs
Springer &c., NUImuI. ca. dawson. %.
Normal Slr'a fr H.rn. 49, Nor.
NAL, -T Santa De- Indians. TO-. Nor
mol a. This takes uu ruu off
"a number of local urts.i,. games. 90
number OF which hat. been won. thu
bows losing only n. % American
luHIUr team.
IN" Delta -iFmI Epsilon sorority.
IDiu chapter iulilf,I % group of
pledges at the hom. of Dr and Mrs.
D. u a Roberts con %. "2 Tn, uDN
WumhDrs are OrllI curtis. Wiuifr'd
Oldham Irene SChUIdf. Lucille Mon
iDH' Pearl Campbell Eva white.
Emma head and AI.r. Martin
second faculty advise. FOO srrN, wI.l
Miss Wlhitak,r has ALSO been ad
miitcd She Is MisH Alusfa y Davis
tContinucd on paEc thrcc,)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29

might, and visited there two dnyi
Imol mALn Tho MN nNoIlnnl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29

us Pa lItzuuEh, of Denver. Colo
W'| reach The city Tuesday Tor q
fialt with her niece. Mrs. Gcrtuud,
I..I.' 900 900 " 81 Marble venue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29
After the Show
The College Inn
OF Course

The Herald Is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want" out
Of Want Ads by bringing Results
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29

ono tWo-r,al
nd four Bite feature
ring completion az
los here Three M
Eminent Authors
directors concerned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29

Ann. Harris BE- here from.
I" Il"'rt- visiting her sister. Mrs
Gu. Rogers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29

Sis. joy Spruce. e student az Oh,
Z 'ra.fr. is leaving mex week for
t.. diversity OF Texas to finish htr
,uI...
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29

. g. Robertson has a. her
H. hrr Dros-muu Of Los Angeles
N#. ..I make a short visit her,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29

NH,IIur IyI, of Kofrmlr.
f.. - 90 the yitg ON 20 visit Co NTs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29

Mr. and Nlrf Walter Heller or
'HI.lH vDl arrive about the middle
oI H..f week for Il visit with SIR.
81. .|..H parents Mr. ana Mrs NAN
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
Value of indjviduaIIty

There Is something Tn you that makes you a little different from every body else something that sets you apart, and differentlates you. and that something is one of your most valua- ble possessions Be sure that In your ambition to be like some one you ad- mire, you do not put imitation above self-deyeiopment and obscure that priceless treasure, your individuality. --Girls Companion.
 Then these vacations are often cur tailed by summer work and extension work.
 Teaching in America is largely in the hands of women. It Is woman's duty to see that teaching Is brought to its highest efficiency, and that 1t Is made attractive to the right people. Teaching must be better paid or the men and women who are most needed as teachers will go into other work.
 (CopyTight.l
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
 States Butterfly Ends Tuberculosis.

States Butterfly Ends Tuberculosis. The French bacteriologist Metalni- |kow. in a report of his investigations which he has jus presented to the |Pasteur Institute, states that for some time past he has been experimenting lon the larvae of butterflies and moths, land he has, he declares. discovered that they have the power to destroy all the most dangerous known bacilli. He inoculated them with diphtheria, plague, tetanus and tuberculosis, and Hound that however heavy the dose the hacilli did not live more than few hays in the larvae, which seemed to eontaln destroying juices. The bacillus of Koch, for example. which
 ives in the body of man for years after
 once gets hold, was annihilated In
 be body of the larvae In two or three Bays.
 1 The vitality of the larvae. the scien-
 ist declares, Is enormous, snd he has
 Dot been able to fird any bacflli which tan obtain hold on their bodies. Now De Is endeavoring to Isolate a serum of butterfly grubs with which he hopes to eure the world of tuberculosis.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
And He Meant 1t. Too.

On Jimmies return home from the birthday party of girl in the neigh borhood, he was telling his mother about her mother When the children were leaving she asked them all to wish her little girl something nice.
 Whereupon Jimmie's mother said to him Il trust that my little boy wished the little girl something nice.
 70, yes said Jimmie, still seeing visions of cake and ice cream: q wished her that she'd soon have an- other birfday."
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
Left an Openino.

Opportunity is knocking at your |DOr," said the Optimist. T hate the whole tribe of knock fsl" grOwled the Pessimist. That being the case" said the Op-
 mist, preparing to duck, Its quite pvious that you hate yourself"
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
Freak of Acoustics,

Tn the whispering gallery of St. Paul's cathedral in London the faint est sound is faithfully conveyed from one side of the dome to the other but can not be heard at any intermediate point.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
ADS

pR SALE-Nancy Hall potatoe plants
 sale, $2.O0 per thousand. W. G. mes, route l. 6-6 Ct
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10

WANTED TO RENT-A good or 3
 room house. Good location. Walter Young, Phone 3S2. 6-2 st
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10

DR SALE-A good 6 room house
 thin one block of depot. See J. M. nnt, Phone 1OO. 6-7 If
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10

RE ,T fREE-A small family for
 company. Heddle farm near concrete bridge. Eliza King. 6-6 At