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Smyrna times., 1921-02-02
Monday February i

AT 10 0'CLOCh A. ~ 4o.r
Tho following personal proper; open MIL
ne 70 HEAD OF HORSES AND Al %T Tol
Il hhMD Mock' BAY horse. good V0
years old. ~. horse coed vd
No. John, Brown horss i
years Mo Giu, sE1ke bay percheOn horse es =
.a,S,o,. ~ weighs 1900 lbs. year V,o V.orss
"TS No, sadie. bay mare gOOu w"
old; H.. 5.-ropsy. extra fine bay mare
oiI; No. e.-Tricksy, iron gray ray
weighs 1870 lbs. 8 years Olu, ,percheOr
NJ Lady, iron gray
,veigbs tS 1850 lbs. yrs. old. 20 all harrs|
"eiEi'' N9o G and 7 are broken 70 ."
NO .tra . al,U fine team together ioon nj
maze axe SN sMMary. iron gray perS@''2 0rs 2 yss|
No. o. S.-nn~ry mromising young mare; are 4
No. 9 and lO.[BeckI eek, '' well-nated
mules. this is a bloeky'
mules. 9 years old. u,ore. good V'
No. iO.-Nancy bay HO =.
years Mo old. oIISa.-orphan. bay per'h''n :
y yea year ia. ID HIGH GRADE EISs HSIsrFN
ls HEAD hiOA AND HEIFER;s l1;Sr, frsshe'
Five are three year Oiu ..
early winter al, calves by thelr ''D
close springerS. ,.;fers, ten i'''
Four two-year-Old heil' ,e
calf. Ahred Holstein Bull
with papers. n.,ord China SnossNsSTis
HOGS, -2S2,P%aSG PSIaSS1G IMPLE5hdE-SSelrG; By
Three farm wagons, 1 hand eulil,,gi oci
u;ng 1s ; suIky eultivator,s,' : Syracu;se. IN N
gliss' ghS Deere riding plo~, randsli !, ~ IN
Jonn soction drag harrow. .pring ring-toOth Il, ns
hay tedder' en- Fairbanks aSsr, scsss. Ideal e 2
fs-foot ladder, ,.,o BODY body and SIoi II q
s,,rayer. fork, shovel.s, helasr articles nO' =
, Slborse trees and 9@saI1RVNEss =. OlOp b
r,,,o sets wagon harness Is. :,
collars HOUSEHOLD IN. desk ,ciasSsn cssH.
BedstGadiE,i ;1 E,itehsn eRl chairs s''t Iot d'
ia1 lard press ''qfHfRSn qTfHHfRns slS q iaa sAss ,'
On all sums i +, iTsas' ,"a. .s1S: RsS &c. &c y y
der ra;t s"S,' If nine months mOasser giVins - -,
chaser. b by dt2nSerOgTsd the gd en5SSTTiiseaESE Sl''''
slaughter. AgstISsn''i' As,a.s
4 y. y. Sssss S$.Is.T. Is''S5s Ss4sii' si'''''
Smyrna times., 1921-02-02
Tuesday, Feb. s, 1921
AT 10 O'CLOCK SHARP

AT 10 O'CLOCK SHARP
The following described personal property
-o-wit:
HEAD HORSES
No. 1.S-Billy, black horse excellent worker
and driver.
No. z-Roany. splendid work horse and fair
driver.
No. Bird, bay mare good work horse.
No. Gray horse, Jumbo. excellent work
er.
TEN HEAD MILK cows AND ONE BULL
Some are fresh now, others will be in proht
by date of SALE all young straight cattle.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS & ETC
Two farm wagons l dearborn, two-seated
surrey, pole adm harness, 2 top buggies, hay
riggings, > Emerson moving machines, one
nearly new hay rake, l hay tedder pota-
toe planter, John Deere Riding plow, randall
harrow, l Iron drag harrow, plow, cultlvator,
| sulky cultivator cider press, grain fan, corn
shelter. New Ideal manure spreader' grind
stone, about 500 lbs. bailing wire, set wagon
harness, plow harness, 2 sets dearborn har-
ness, l, and 3-horse trees, forks. spades
hoes. good tomato rigging, carries so baskets
lot of tomato baskets, l set of timber wheels,
good ones, l good potato pillow, lot chicken
coops and lot of things not herein mention
ed,
HAY, CORN AND MEAT
About twenty-five tons of good mixed hay
| by the ton, corn by the bushes, potatoes BY
| the basket, also some Size meat by the lb.
Household goods and kitchen furniture, etc
| TERMS-CASH
| WIN. DEAKYNE
Administrator
c. C. SEVERSON, Auctioneer
| WALTER DONOVAN, Clerk
Smyrna times., 1921-02-02


The following personal property, to-wit:
FIVE HEAD OF HORSES
Norman, gray horse, age 20 years.
Idyl, gray mare, age 19 years,
Sam, large bay horse, age 10.
Drexel, black horse. age 10 years.
Dan. bay horse. age years.
These horses are all good size, well broken
and were all raised and taken good care of by
the late owner. H. M. Wright.
IL HEAD MILK COWS AND HEIFERS
FINE BRED HOLSTEIN BULL, registra-
ton papers will be shown on day of sale.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Mccormick binder, l international corn
planter, l Thomas mower. l disc harrow,
roller, l 1-horse plow, l plow No. 10, plow
No. 40 l Oliver sulky plow l riding cultiva-
tor. Ohio; walking cultivators, l 1l-spout
Hoosier disc drill. l farm wagon, hay rigging,
tomato rack, surrey, in good order; York
carriage, in good order; l set of wagon
springs, l hay rake, / drag harrow, set OF
wagon harness, grain fan, farm bell, wheel
barrow grass seeder, COW chains, lot of plow
harness, collars and brides. shovels forks hoes
and other articles not mentioned. ,4t
Some Alfalfa hay.
TERMS-An sums of $40 and under cash
above that amount 10 months credit will b'
given to purchaser giving good security o.
bankable note.
| MRS. II. NJ. WRIGHT
| Rynear Slaughter. Auctioneer.
| w. C. Wright, outside clerk.
j. w. Attix. inside clerk.
Smyrna times., 1921-02-02
Tues. Feb. Is, 1927
AT 1O O,CLOCK A. N.

The following described personal property
3 HEAD OF GOOD HORSES AND MULES
No. 1.-Prince, gray horse, 10 years olu'
sonnd and gentle and good in all harness.
No. 2.-Floss. gray mare. years Old sounu SOUND
and GOOD and gentle in all harness, an own
s;sto,. 10 No and a perfect mate in every
way never saw them hooked wrong. =,
No. 3-Rodney. a bay horse, years olu;
half brother, to Nos. l and 2. Sound ana
good and an excellent farmhouse. .,
NJ AL.Rettv. brown mare, Is years old,
will work anywhere and a splendid driver
never found a road that was too long Tor heT'
No. 5.-Sade, a brown mare. a years oid'
broke to all harness, splendid brood mare III
foal by Jack.
| No. 6.-Jack, mule colt, months old
| Nos. and S.-Pair of dark mules lo yrs
old a splendid farm team.
Smyrna times., 1921-02-02
Friday, February 4. M
At 10 O'CTcCt.

r.Et-.- v tLJCk "
nv r HEAD OF HON.; II, N;
No. j.. Naudc Russell. bsv b%oHSES
o.4' d good driver safe for OaY mare, ys Il
no Harry, sorrel borse '-' 70 drive
good "orher and gentle in nI'i, an Years
no. D. Sherman. bay borsa ""'hess. u
VIII WUrN anywhere ''''se' = yess
No. 3. BUCK, gray col,
fine animal years cG
No. Pce. odd mule. IA ,..
FIN J. ALAD OF coon sgST} ySiI old.
l SOW and Pigs. "iLh COWS
so11 a fo, 10, Cl.I o. Timothy and Clover Har.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
l"! .". WAGONS, ] York 80
Cori"!cN orr h'"'.o.' Bickford & Hn.t' p'1sy'
drill. l DecriHe mower. ! bo|. ~ ngq'@sl
Deere CHECK row corn p,antar '@Ae' j
drag halror5 seed sower a.. SUI cute.
No. l9 Oliver plow, l No A IS 0,;l 5uag n
/ Buckeye riding cul,iystors . - 1--WE. Ti.ef pk7
tors, scratch harrow. do.rLoIg JLaInlng cut
rack ! hay rack and springs, ! I .l.;G l 9'
bells. . hand corn planter, ..sS slylsi
marker 3 rows, grindstone. harm ~ 1eeS 50
SCOOP ! dearborn pole. /. and Io I'As' l
? barn shoyels, - bushel measrro .O'ss
harness. plo" harness. collars. b,idIs. b,,s' Cs' IA
hoes. forks, tomato baskets WAGON ,,r''s' h "a
HOUSEHOLD GOODS D9'a
Two chunk stoves, l organ. bads,o.a
churn, l Sharpless separator. ] Tr,,s'D' Gu
bator liO egg, and other things tod ,p'Sss vs..
70 mention. WV Aul
TERMS OF SALE-All sums Of saO .
! der cash all over that amount o-.3, o-y 4
months viii be given by nurcba.a. Sl
D judgment note with approved endors.,
J goods to be removed until terms of =. e
complied with. u
w. H. Collins. Auctioneer. 'V'
Glen Scout, Clerk.
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PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned administrator, for the es-
tate of Thomas Jones, deceased, will sell at
Public Sale. at hsi late residence. will sell at
fare Neck, on
Smyrna times., 1921-02-02
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned having sold his farm VIII
sell at Public Sale on the farm known as the
bank Ia mile east of Fieldsboro on the stone
road from Fieldsboro to Taylor's Bridge On
Smyrna times., 1921-02-02
Wednesday, Feb. 3, |
AT 10 O'CLOCK SHARP

Al 10 y OLOOh SHARP
The following personal property to-vit,
NINE HEAD HORSES AND MULE3
No. l.-Bess, gray mare, Z wears
good as any man ownes. In foal by ia n
No. 2.-Plucky. black horse, coming II
old. viii hook anywhere, fine team with
No. 3.-Beauty, black mare, yaa
Work anywhere.
No. daisy, gray mare coming 81
old good worker and fair driver
No. 5.-Lucky. gray colt, coming gr
No. 6.-Jack black horse, coming "a
Work in all harness and a good Ole
No. Moiie, brown mare, yan
good family mare, will work anyvhg. Il
Nos. S and 9--Pair Of mules, coming
| old. This is a good team whereyg "
them. weight about 1000 lbs.
TWENTY-FIVE HEAD OF CATIH
/ Graded HOlstein, Guernsey and JersgS Il
will be fresh by day of sale; 0im
springeTs.
2 BULLS, coming years old.
BROOD sow WITH PIGS
FOUR PIGS 9 WEEKS OLD
FARMING Implements
Two farm wagons in good condition;
riages, in good shape; road carr, nsaI
dearborn and dearborn pole DeenHg
randall harrow; 1l-spout grain dril ga-
in good shape: . tomato bOdis and 81
corn shelter with bagger Attachment |
grinder. New Holland No. l sIT uiid
plows, harrows. walking culdz@s
blacksmith tools. such as 1oFge %
ters, wise, tire shrinker, heavy drl la
chisels: some carpenter tools, log elsLA
? and fall. barn trucks. some new Mlh I
dozen: 4 sets of wagon harness SOM
new; set of carriage harness, impan'a
several sets of plow harness. nay Hs
some new some secondhand; some al
goods and kitchen utensils milk 'As
steads, bedding, carpets, bureau Aels
wheelbarrow, good as new ; COW elalla
= saddle, set of wagon wheels, new n's ?
GOOD as new: hog pen 6xS in goN
troughs, 5-hofse gasoline engine " "
and saw and bench complete; lo' u
hoes. shovels, forks. two coal s'9's. 70
: double heater; ! hog scalder' WIN "
l. sheet Of new iron Sc inch Tloe ~.
n long. hay fork, complete, rope tIa.A !,
riace. and lots Of other things 100 H
to mention. an ,.s
TERMS.-Ar sums under $-V "a gSI
this amount a credit of months VH'
by purchaser giving bankaole H, oi -,.
note with approved security Nc "a ~
removed until terms are compheCC CoyT w;
c. c. Severson Auctioneer'
John Beth, clerk.
The feed stall privilege Is !
Smyrna times., 1921-02-02
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned having discontinued Isinnr la[nm-
ing and having no further use for the aoi'Ve w
inc personal property will sell without S-
serve to the highest responsive Dlo9er az txvo
nj miles east of smyrna on the road from Smyr-
no To woodland Beach, on
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These Cattle are all Federal Gov
ernment Tubucular Tested.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

3 farm wagons, l enclosed; ! horse milk
wagon, l 7-foot cut Mccormick self binder z
5-foot cut Mccormick mowers, 2-horse laho
rollers, l Imam garden roller, l buggy, 4
Iron Age wheel cultivators. l New Diamond
wheel cultivator. horse cart and harness, 1
1-horse Mccormick hay rake, New way
check row corn planter l seed corn bradef'
l large farm bell. grindstone, sleigh, L z-nofse
International fork, hay tedder, hay higgins,
24-disc tandem Randell harrow, l2-dise
Randall harrow, l 3-sectlon spike tooth dfag
harrow. / 2-section spike tooth drag narrow
2 2-section spring tooth harrows, ! low down
manure spreader, 1 3-horse }. /. Case sulky
plow 3-horse, No. 40 Oliver plows, 2-horse
No 10 Oliver plow. 1-horse Oliver plows, 2
1-horse scratch harrows, 4 l-horse walking
cultivators, / cider MILL l grain fan, l 2-hole
corn shelter, hand corn planters, Od-tlme
scythe and cradle, oldtime handmade hom-
| my mortar, l 20 basket tomato rack with
springs. l1-disc Farmers Favorite grain drill
/ / large size cook stove,2 4-horse trees, 2
| horse trees, 2 ice hooks, ice tongs, / dear
born pole. ] carriage pole, sets of wagon
| harness. 10 sets of plow harness, water box
/ for cooling milk, can eapaitcy; double
harpoon hay fork, and $50 feet of rs inch
| rope with trip rope. ! double harpoon hay
| fork and 140 feet Of rs inch rope and trir
! rope 20 COW chains, l block and fall double
spade. crowbar, horse collars, brides. spades
shovels, forks, plant trowels, milk cans
hedge knives, corn knives 2-gallon water
kegs, log chains. wheelbarrow, l6-feet exten
| sion ladOeISs limit oO Ieel 10 leeI
fat hog, will dress about 500 pounds.
| / large brood sow.
Tomato baskets
About 10 tons of good hay
Pea and bean, will weigh 400 pounds
Grain shOvels, hog hook.
TERMS All sums of $40 and under cash
over that amount credit of 10 months b
purchaser giving judgment note with approve
endOrser.
II JOHN T. JONES
/ Rynear w. Slaughter. Auctioneer.
h Clement V. Scout, inside clerk
II ! Harry Slaughter, outside clerk
Smyrna times., 1921-02-02
PUBLIC SALE

AS 1 will discontinue farming, will sell at
Public Sale on the farm known as Annie M
Jones, deceased on the road leading from
Kenton to Blanco, one mile and half west OF
on
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EIGHTEEN HEAD OF CATTLE
Nine milk cows, heifers and 2 bulls.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

Two farm wagons, l dearborn, horse cart
and harness, l double York carriage pus-
pie / Mccormick binder, / manure spreauer'
New Idea l steel roller l Emerson mover, i
nearly new; spring-tooth harrow, nearly
new > drag harrows, l 90-tooth, 6O-tooth,
land slip, Thomas drill. 1l-spout disk
horse rake. l corn planter, New Way; OhVer
gang plow, No. 49,; l sulky Oliver plow, NO;
40; 24horse walking plows' Oliver ~ anu
90 l l-horse Oliver plow, riding cultivators'
good hand cultivators, corn sheller' l
grain fan, / wheel seed sower, l4-foot ; set
of Fairbanks scales. grain block and 1ail'
hay rigging, 2 tomato racks, hold 20 Daskets ;
sets of springs, l grindstone. l hog trough
nonItrv trough turkey coops, chicken
| coops, barn trucks, meat barrels, l cross cut
| saw. a lot of single and double trees corn
/ knives and hedge knives, COW chains sets Oh
wagon harness, 5 sets of plow harness, collars
brides, halters and blankets, shoVels' 1OrAs'
hoes and old iron
Corn by the bushel. stack of hay.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One cook stove. Alton, No. 9. i parlor stove
l gasoline cook stove, l new Pertectloh COZ
oil stove, little coil oil heater, book desi
with glass doors and a lot of good books,
Organ, extension table. large porch tables
/ set of dining room chairs, l set of Atchel
chairs, l bedstead. feather bed, l mattress
wash stands potato box holds 10 baskets 10
J of Garnet rags cut, mixed and sewed ready 10
the loom milk cans. cream cans, ehurns
butter prints and bowl, ice cream freezer
knives. forks and spoons and dishes, sweet an
white potatoes by the basket and lot OF otf
ers things too numerous to mention.
TERMS-Al sums of $500 and under cash
over that amount a credit of 10 months WI
be given by purchaser giving bankable no'
with approved endorser
JOSEPH H. LEGAR
CLAYTON Severson Auctioneer.
Clarence Pool inside clerk.
Smyrna times., 1921-02-02
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell at Public Sale on
the Daniel Corbit farm, miles from smyrna
Iandinp to Severson's Church ON
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Public Sail

The undersigned intending 10. u Fan IAN.
farming on the J. P. HofeeAe5I e. i1l n,i
miles Southeast Of smyrna, Ur ,IiilI seT al
ing from Smyrna to Leipsie' WIN -
sale, on a
Smyrna times., 1921-02-02
Tues. Feb. Is, 1921
At 10 o'clock A. M.
The following personal property, to-wit:


IL HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES
No. Gray horse. 10 years DID, good work
No. Brown mare. 10 years; good worker |
No. 3-Black mare, II years old good work. |
er and driver.
No. 4-Roan horse, p years old; good work. |
and driver.
No. 5-Sorrell horse, 10 years old good
worker and driver.
Nos. and Pair mules. % and % years
old good workers and gentle.
No. S-Brown mare, years old; good
worker and driver, gentle.
No. 9-Sorrell mare. years DID, good
driver and worker.
No. 1O.-Roan mare, years old; good
driver and worker
No. 11-Colt year old; good size.
II HEAD OF GOOD COWS AND HEIFERs.
These cows are all near springers. ranging
| in age from years to l year. Raised all my
| self and anly saved the best ones.
THOROUGHBRED BULL with papers.
1 sow, weighing about $50 pounds.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
A good Deering binder, Corn King manure
| spreader, l S-spout disc drill 2 good farm wa
gons, l riding plow, l Randall harrow, wheel
cultvators. l roller. drag harrow, walking
cultivators, seed sower, l rake, No. 40
Oliver plows. No. 10 Oliver plows, Oliver
plows, l 3-row marker, / hand corn
planter, one check row corn planter, one wheat
one corn shelter. two barn shovels, 8 half
bushels, grindstone, push cart. farm bell,
forks, hoes. shovels and other articles too
numerous to mention.
2 good York carriage. 1 new one. dear
born, / road cart.
100 bushels of corn.
II HARNESS
H 3 set wagon harness. sets carriage harness.
\ set dearborn harness. a sets plow harness
H good work brides. 10 collars. fly nets.
II HOUSEHOLD GOODS
II bedsteads. 1 spring bed. chunck stove
II kitchen chairs, / table, 2 churns, l lars
II press. / sausage grinder. l cream separator
II 2 iron pots, milk cans, l meat bench, 1 lawr
II mower.
III TERMS-All sums under $50 cash, over tha
III amount a credit of IL months will be eivel
II by purchaser giving Judgment note with ap
HI proved endorser.
HI B. F. CARROw.
HI R. w. Slaughter. Auctioneer.
III Frank Postles, Clerk
Smyrna times., 1921-02-02
Public Sale

The undersigned intending to no.
smaller place will sell at public sse a
Spicer farm. Ia mile from Blaekbiri I
State Highway. on
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Smyrna-W Wilmington
Truck Route For Sale

My truck route between. Smyrna and
Wilmington and two trucks-one a 2
ton Republic and the other 3 IL to a
ton Packard. Both in good running
condition.
HORACE DAVID
Phone 92R3 Smyrna, Del.
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STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, &C.
v. A.. WEsTFALL,
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1921-02-02
Monday Feb. IA, 1871
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.


Il HEAD OF HORSES, MULES AND COLTS
Nos. l and mike and Dolly, palr s. darn
.co1ored mules, 6 years old NO. tedln IN
ouiet in stable or in harness weigh zoOo lbs lDS.
No. 3-Dan, dark gray horse, years oiu'
Good farm horse; weighs 1850 POUNDS; oa
No. dexter, bay horse, 10 years Oio sO0u
farm horse weighs 1865 pounds n,
Nos and A were sired by hilall " sl
..FIamBaut." a French coach horse ana
makes good wagon team. ...,d
No. 5-BeH, bay horse, years old goou
size granddaughter of Melodlous ChinneS i
good farm mare and driver; nrsU CLASS
No. 6--Joe, bay horse. 5 years old broken
to all harness good size; grandson OF HlslJ-
dious Chimes, sired by Hiram Ross frencH
| coach horse, "Flambout." -.
No. Myrtle, black mare II years 5,.;',a G'o .
fearless of all objects, safe for lady 70 urA'e
| good farm and brood mare.
| No. S-Efie, light bay mare, IL years oid
work in all harness good driver.
| No. 9-Lady, large bay mare, Ia years oi9
| Good farm and wagon mare; some speed
| feerless of all objects.
No 1O-Lulu, large bay mare, years old
broken to all harness; sired by Joe ono"
black percheran horse. ~
No. 11-Jack, odd. dove colored mule. 2
years old weighs about 1850 pounds. :,
No. l2-Russeil, bay horse, 10 years oid
good driver.
No 14~Geofge Weanling Bay colt. sired b
Joseph Shows bay horse.
No. 15-Betsy, Weanling bay colt sired
; Joseph Shows bay stallion.
+ 81 HEAD OF CATTLE
4 Included in this herd is:
I 9-month-old heifer entitled to register.
y l graded Gurnsey milk COW
" l veal calf. the others are graded Holster
some are milking now others are close sprin
Smyrna times., 1921-02-02
SALESMAN WANTED

To solicit orders for lubricating oils,
greases and paints. Salary or Com
mission. Address
THE VICTOR OIL CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Smyrna times., 1921-02-02
PUBLIC SA[S'
-0F-
-.. Personal Property

sinue farming will viii se aIyias \: decided to
Thomas Bailey farm mn on a a public ssls oH osc
Smyrna, on ilouse four hill. S'':yiI
Smyrna times., 1921-02-02
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell at public sale on
the Senix Farm, three miles from Clayton on
the road leading to Holletts Corner on
Smyrna times., 1921-02-02

The following described personal proper
to-wit:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-12

"Ooo"' shivered Nancy. lie
means US, Mr.. Flippety- Flap. What
shall we do?"
Leave it TO me. Kiddie." an
swered the fairyman, calmly. And
do just as [ tell you. We must
act at once
He took a paper bag OF real pea
nuts out of one of his magic shoes.
and, breaking large branch off the
tree. tied the bag to the end. 2
Now, when I say jumI, Nick,
you land on SqIeak's head and hold
this branch so that the bag bangles
in front of him. Nancy, y1u sit on
his neck. and I'll get on behind and
put up my feet TO hide us. Now,
then, jump!"
1t worked perfectly. Squeak set
off at a trot, thinking that ne could
reach the tantalizing bag, and rs ne
tore through jungles and swan
oceans. the adventures went with
him.
And that's the way they brought
him back 10 the circus.
(To Be COntinued.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-12
Takes Much old
Paper to Equal
Mix Pint Value
Mrs. Housewife and Children
Selling Waste Puzzled
= By Price Offered.

With the spring house-cleaning
season coming in full blast Mrs.
Average Housewife begins to think
about that pile of dusty papers and
magazines which she has been saw
ing up since the fall renovation. So
she finally beguiles Mr.. II. TO bring
them down from the garnet or up
from the basement and arrange them
in neat piles on the back porch.
Then when the nasal voice of the
buyer of junk comes floating up To
the kitchen, redolent with the fra
GRANGE of a chocolate pie, Mrs. II.
does a marathon TO the rear end of
the lot and "Yoo-hoo's'' TO the dealer
in hardware. At once his eyes light
up with the prospect of a bargain
in sight and he follows her to the
porch to weigh the bundles of
papers.
The dickering about the money
begins He offers here % cents per
100 pounds If she is a shrewd
housewife she continues to argue
with him until he offers her 80 cents
a hundred or refuses to take the
papers.
During the war this same junk
dealer paid so to rs cents a hundred
pounds for old paper, while new
print paper of the same grades was
sold at $3.50 to "a a hundred. New
print paper at the present time is
costing $3.50 and upward a hundred
pounds, an advance of $3.50 and SO
since the war, while junk dealers are
paying only 25 and 80 cents a hun
cred. Mrs. Housewife can draw her
own conclusion.
School children in many large
cities are collecting papers and sell
ing them to aid the Anti-Tu berculo-
sis league in buying milk for under
nourished children. 1t must needs
take a great many papers to buy a
pint OF milk, with old papers being
bought at % mills a pound.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-12
RIVER PARK

Robert Snyder OF the Chamber Of
Commerce will speak at the River
Park Civic club Friday night. other
numbers on the program will be
selections by the orchestra and vocal
selections by Miss Della Gleason.
Rev. +. r. Byrem OF Anderson,
Ind. will arrive here today to assist
In the special service being held at
The Church OF God. Rev. Wilmer
Grey viii have charge Rev. Byrem
IS a divine healer and gives Demon
STATIONS during his stay here.
a meeting OF the members of the
River Park VI. l.. church and friends
will be held at the church Monday
evening for the purpose Of Organiz-
ing a River Park NJ. r. Boosters
club. The business session will in
cIude election of officers and ap-
pointing committees. A social hour
Will follow the business session. The
meeting IS open to any one who is
interested
At a meeting OF the LADIES' Aid
society of the NJ. r church. held at
the home of Mrs. John Newcomb.
March % was set for the date of
the annual Easter bazaar and supper
Twenty FIVE members and friends
were present at the card party of
the Congenial Thirteen club. given
> at the home Of Mrs. ]. Stackman,
Lincoln way Following the games
refreshments were served. Plans
were made to hold a similar affair
at the same place in two weeks. The
regular meeting Of the club will be
held Thursday. March II, at the
home OF Mrs. Dora Evons. s. Sixth
e.
The regular meeting Of the Truth
Seekers was held at the home Of
Miss Vera Miller y. Eighth ST. A
social hour followed the business
session. Refreshments were served
by the hostess The date and place
OF the next meeting viii be an
nounced later.
The condition or Mrs. Milo Smith.
Seventh 81. who has been seriously
i'll il improved.
r. l. Brand left Thursday night
for a visit in Elgin. I'll.
Mrs. A l. Brandenburg has re-
turned from a visit with her daugh-
Ter. Mrs. Harry Mathews at Ke-
wanna, Ind
Mrs. Esther McGrif Of Iakevile,
Ind. is here for a visit with her sis
ter-in-law. Mrs. WaIlie Foltz, s.
Thirteenth st.
Miss Marjorie McEndre Of Kansas
City. Mo. who has been visiting
AIishawaka and River Park friends
for several weeks. left Friday morn
ing for indianapolis. where she will
be the guest OF Mrs Louis Falley.