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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29
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The following parties have filed on
or proven up on land in this county
the past week On Saturday CLYDE
BuFris and Chas Worlcy Of lola. each
made final proof on stock raising
homo t"ads Monday. Mr.. Ana Korn-
meyer. AlnnzD Walden and Rufus
Mar,n. an from the san Luis valley,
filed ur tE farming home Tteads near
Iar'ur- The sam" day Frank Young
~ Greeted Butte proved up on his
home t,ad gIth Mrs. Rosanna Young
and Joe Lacey a. witnesses. Robert
Swr.-er also filed that day on Il stock
raising homestead on Ohio Creek. On
Iu"aday Archie Templeton made final
proof on hIs claim near Sargent, with
Lewis Iuplet0n and VIM. Cole as his
witnesses Juan Sanchez filed on a
s:ock-raisiug ranch at Sargents tina.
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29
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News-Champion Correspondence
Tuesday, July 20.
We had very heavy rain here
last week.
The ranchmen are preparing this
week for haying.
Several of the citizens from here
go TO Gunnison every day in their
cars.
Fishing is not very good here now
on account of the condition Of the
river.
Carl Carlson visited here few days
last week, returning TO Sapinero on
Saturday.
George Watson has laid off a few
DAYS 50 as to go to Gunnison and help
his father put up his hay.
Victor Oprandi and wife motored
down the Rainbow Route Sunday and
called at the Joe Hyland ranch on
their return home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

John F. Keating, who has for the
past % years been Superintendent OF
public instruction at Pueblo, began
conducting a class at the State Nor
NAL Monday. Mr.. Keating was sche-
duled to be here at the beginning OF
the summer term of the Normal, bu,
the Pueblo flood disaster prevented
It, as he was obliged to superintenc
the relief work Of the Red Cros.
there. Twenty years ago Mr.. Keatine
was head instructor at the district nor,
NAL institute which convened in Gun
nison, SO he is not entirely strange,
in our city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29
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News Champion Correspondence
Thursday, July 2S
Mrs. Walter Mergelman has as her
guest Miss Lucille Harris of Denver.
Miss Audrey Brown Of Los Angeles
arrived Monday TO spend several
weeks with Mrs. Laurel Spann.
Mrs. Radeck and children who have
been visiting Mrs. Wheeler, left for
their home in Pueblo Thursday.
Balm and Barry Smith arrived Fri
day from Sugar City and will work
in the valley during haying season.
The sawmill is busy once more and
from the logs hauled out, looks as
tho il might run for several weeks.
Mr.. Jones of Payson, Okla, who is
camping on the Lang Spann place
was lucky man last Sunday, when
he killed a young bear in the hills
back of the Lucero ranch.
Geo. Ellsbery has been shaking
hands with old friends the past few
days. He was camping with Louis
vile friend on Taylor river. They
left for their homes in Louisville on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Etchellf and three
children of Denver are visiting al
ter of Denver, who has ben a guest
at the DAMN home for two weeks, re.
turned to her home today.
John Pogna and Miss Ethel Hogan
of Council Bluffs, Iowa, were married
on July % in that city. They arrived
at the Eccher ranch Monday and or
Tuesday night the entire community
turned out to welcome them home
Delicious refreshments were served By
Mrs. Eccher. The young couple viii
make their home at Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
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News-Champion C0rresoonienrs;-

News Champion e71onisrra:-
Monday. July 25th.
A. BravsHa8 OF Peoria. Illinois. ar
rived today for brief visit
Tho WauHita Literary Society will
convene nert week, August ?, 3. {.
and 6.
Mise Olive and Clara Arthur.
guests at the hotel visited Pitiin
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. ?. II. Torniin and
family u Buena Vista spent Sunday
al the Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Shaw and c. S.
Collins Of SargcHts registered at the
hotel Sunday.
Mr. and Mrg. r. 4. Little and fari-
Is o. Parlin were guests az the Ho.
Springs last Thursday.
Judge and Mr. George Day and
Mr. r. Y. Wood Of Omaha. who
have spent several seasons at Wauni-
"a, are again visiting here.
Mr. and Nrs. d. T. Utlcy left Sat
griay 70 spend some time in Ouray.
en- route 70 Salt Lake City and Vel
lowstonc National Park.
Miss Margaret Fleck returned 70
her home in Chicago last week after
spending n month with her brother.
who has been taking the baths here.
Dean and Mrs. c. l.. Fowler Of
tie Bible Institute IN Denver. are
spending their vacation at Waunita
They are located in cottage Sans
S0uCi."
McAIbert the MAN Of Mystery"
and his company Of high-class enter
tainers viii give n performance here
Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
July 81 and 2s.
Mr. and Mrs. John Yoklavich and
family Of GunuiSon are at cottage
"Elbcrta" and Mr.. and Mrs Smith OF
Mack, Colo. are at cottage "Althca.'
FOR 4 couple Of weeks.
MrS. T. y. NanAken Of Gunnisor
had the misfortune TO have her nose
broken while in the swimming pool
few days ago. She IS recovering
from the effects Of the accident and
hopes 70 return to her home in few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Smith and fami-
ly and Mr.. and Mrs. Nix and family
arrived by auto from Butler, Mo re
Gently. The Smiths are located In
cottage "Belboir" and Mr.. and Mrs,
Nix in cottage "Chippeta."
Among the recent arrivals at the
EUfel are Ut IL. D. ENFiAuA4hA Ailsi II
AxtelI Of Harvard, H., Mrs. C. H
Marley of Omaha and Mrs. Beghtol
Of Lincoln, Neb.
Misses Christie, Ellington, kim,
Hods0n and Kent and MeSsrs. Myers.
Johnson. Stevenson, Doyle and Smith
motored over 20 Doyleville Saturday
evening and attended the pictun
show.
The waunita club house is rapidly
nearing completion. The first enter
taiumcnt to be givin in the new build
ing will be a moving picture show
Tuesday evening, presenting Douglas
Fairbanks in Flirting With Fate"
Miss Eva Land of Philadelphia and
Miss Nora Lynch Of Colcta, Illinois,
left on Wednesday TO spend some time
in Colorado Springs and Denver, be-
fore returning to their respective
homes. Miss Lynch is a teacher in
Coleta. while Miss Land is secretary
for Laird, Schober & Co., shoe manu-
facturers of Philadelphia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29
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Sews-ChamPi0n COrresponsenee.

Se1rs-Champion Corresponsenee.
Friday, July %.
Mrs Horace Williams Is beaatifying
hsr horne by fixing up the lawn and
flower beds. Il is one Of the beauti-
flI little homes in Marble with a
large lawn.
Sir. Drinking Jr came in the first
of the week from Parker, Arizona,
after speudEng the winter there, and
has gone 70 work on the Colorado
quarry under George Burge.
Mr. Willard Of Nashville, Tenn,
was in Marble the first Of the week
looking after the Colorado uarry in
iesests and has gone back % Kansas
City 70 meet the rest Of the directors.
Mrs. Ida Carey has gone 70 Glen
wood Springs 20 attend the funeral
o. her mother. Mrs. Sharp, of that
place. Miss Day. OF Glenwood came
back with Mrs. Carey 20 spend few
weeks in Marble.
Every day there is a shower in Mar
bic and things certainly look green.
The John Jerald home has 4 large
bunch Of moss roses in bloom, also
p.Hks, the fragrance Of which is very
pleasure 10 passerSby. The writer was
gwen a bunch Of the beauties the other
d1w yyhirh We greatly admire
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29
COUNTY TREASURER s NOTICE

TO Anna Morse, Administrative Of
the Estate Of A. L. Reynolds. AND
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING AN
INTEREST OR TITLE OF RECORD
~ or TO THE LAND HEREIN
AFTER DESCRIBED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on the 18Th day Of November A.
j. 1915, the following described prop
crty situate in the County Of Gunui-
son and State Of Colorado, to-wit:
Silver Coin No. 2, Silver Coin No.
3, Silver Coin No. 4, Silver Coin No.
3, Silver Coin No. 8, Silver Coin No.
7, Silver Coin No. 8, lode mining
nt"d in Quartz Greek Mining District,
the year 1914 and purchased by Gun
ntson County; That said premises
were taxed for the said year 1914 in
the name Of Colo. S. & Vi. Co,
That the said Gunnison County, by
it, County Treasurer, pursuant to a
resolution Of the Board of County
Commissioner. dated July 9th, 1921,
did on the 10th day Of July 1921 duly
assign the certificates of purchase,
which were issued by the County
Treasurer, to said Gunnison County
for above sales, to K. NJ. McCracken,
who hath made request upon the
Treasurer Of said County for notifi-
cation, as provided by the Law Of
1905. in order that he may become
entitled to a tax deed on said certifi-
Gates for said year.
That the time of redemption Of said
real estate from such tax sale will
expire on the 9TH day of November
4. D. 1921 and tax deed will issue
therefor on the 7th day Of November
A. D. 1921, unless redeemed thereto
fore.
Dated this goth day of July A. d.
1921. 60
(SEAL) NJ. B. HERRICK,
Treasurer of said Gunnison County
First Publication July 22nd, 1921.
Last Publication, August 5th, 1921.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

on South Main street, Valentine April's
home near the court house and John
kane's brick bungalow on North
Main. w. A. Diebold is erecting q
frame house on his lots facing Ruby
Avenue. Mrs c. NJ. Herrick is add
ing room TO and generally recon-
structing her bungalow on Colorado
street.
Each Of these houses is modern,
and in an architectural way
add much to the beauty of our town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29
MANY RESIDENCE
IMPROVEMENTS NOTED

Several Improvements on residential
property have been called 10 our at
tention lately. Among them Louis
Miller, E. NJ. Collins, J. ]. Miller and
Curtis Osborne have recently enhanced
the appearance Of their property by
adding a new coat Of paint. A. G..
Delo has had the interior of his house
redecorated and new bathroom add
ed. Several new residences are in
progress, among the most mentionable
are the Verne Mauer 7-room brick
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

Dr.. Rex Ellington. who has been
camping 90 Taylor Park for the past
v,rk, lc,urrcd today. MrB. Elling-
her mother during the Dr.'s absence,
returned Wednesday, as the weather
a. PauulI was too hot for the baby
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

We guarantee "Shoo Fly. Will pro-
tect your stock from insects, or your
money back. Gunnison Fuel & Feed
Co. 1882
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29
DENVER SHRINERS TO
VISIT MONTROSE soon

M0ulrosc is 10 have a big time on
August 27th when 4 trainload Of
Sh1Rcrs from Denver will visit and
be entertained m that city on that
date. A special train will leave Den
yer August 26th and will 20 around
the standard gage 70 MontrOsc. The
days program consists Of speeches.
. parade. concert and grand ball.
They will VIsl, Grand junction on the
trip. An effort was made 10 have
the tnp postponed until the time Of
the Grand Junction fair in September
but n" arrangements could not be
made.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

A. Weiss Of the Miller Undertaking
Parlors here, went TO Crested Butte
Thursday and exhumed the body of
little Helen Hazelhurst and brough,
il to Gunnison to place beside that of
her brother Charles in the /. o. o. F..
cemetery. Helen was the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hazelhurst.
who resided at the Buttcs at the time
of the little girls death. She was
buried there and twenty-one years
later her brother Charles died and
was buried here, the family now re-
siding in Gunnison. The parents de-
cided to have both children's graves
in the same cemetery and hence the
removal of the little girls body.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hicks
or Sargents on Sunday night. 4
boy. Mn. Hicks has been making her
home for the present with her sister
Mrs. Forest Duncan in Gunnison, nt
whose home the baby was born. All
doing nicely.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

a telegram was received by the Da-
yics brothers this week from Miss
Ella Houghton saying that she was
on her way here from San Francisco
and will probably arrive today. Miss
Houghton is tea room expert and
comes TO take charge Of the Gunnison
lea Room.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

A number Of Frankie Lees Gunni-
son friends attended the picture sow
Wednesday evening for the special
purpos" Of seeing him on the screen
He appeared that night in "The Old
Fashioned Boy, in which Charles
Ray is now starring. frankie Lee is
a Gunnison product, the son of Frank
Lee, at one time foreman at the News
Champion office. The family now re-
side at Hollywood, Calf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04

columns. I am not q politician and
do not know the fine inner workings
OF the professional political mind,
but even though n woman I have
intelligence enough 20 note that Mr..
Gross "frenzied denial Is typed on
Mishawaka. Wooden CO. paper. With
the immortal Shakespeare l say.
"Methinks the young man protesteth
too much" Here are the exact words
OF Mr.. Gross article. THE meeting
started late. When It was about TO
start a thin stream trickled across
the street from the pool rooms and
fled IN. a handful here and there
brought the clans TO war strength
a scant 200" There were at least
so MishawaIa women at that meet
ing. There WIS not a mention OF
women being present in Mr.. Gross
article and his satirical description
Of the pool room crowd WAS and
IS an impudent insult to Mishawaka
womanhood. II the article in ques-
ton was NOT written in Mayor Cay
lors Office, or dictated by Mayor
Gaylor or his heutenants. IL seems
~ AllE AtAeLA - - NAAl AAAeA "a / az
20 say 50 and not Mr.. Gross. We
are an intelligent people, even il
we are women. Mr.. Gross eagerly
and fervently denies that he poked
fun at Mr.. Dodge's reference to a
man being killed at the grade cross
ing Here are Mr.. Gross own words.
"Tragicai.y. oh. most dramatically,
ne recounted the sad incident at the
Beiger ST. crossing when he told OF
in his maiden speech, and with his
voice covering histrionically the
range from stage whisper TO emo
tiOnal tremulo he condemned the
administration" IF the foregoing re-
port is not a fragrant instance Of
petty mockery and shameful fun
poking then we women voters can
not read Englis And how interest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04
News-Times. Mishawaka

Editor. News-Times. Mishawaka
once.
Let this be considered. II you
please. an open letter 90 Mrs. David
Burkhart. 316 W. Broadway. Misha-
waka. whose interesting letter TO the
editor appeared IN this morning s
News-Times.
The report OF the Billy" Dodge
meeting 70 which Mrs. Burkhart has
taken exception in a desperately
partisan manner contained not even
the barest or most subtly yelled sug-
geston OF an insult 70 Mishawaka s
WomaDhood for whom / have the
greatest imaginable respect and adj
mirauOn. / was the author OF the
article in question. was CAD OF the
privilege 20 write Il, said, In Il moth
ing that was en- any way false or
misleading and wrote IL at the Tri-
bune office Ia the early hours OF
Wednesday morning before any city
hall in the United States was open
and sent 10 TO South Bend Before 9
o'clock Mayor Ralph W. GaylOr
never saw the story until he read it
ia his Tribune Wednesday evening.
Written In the mayors Ohficel II
would appear that there are other
whispering brigades" most desper-
ately at work The report most
certainly did not make fun Of any
man who was killed. And 1 am
willing 10 stand on record as brand
ing as a deliberate. wilful and mali
cious lie the statement whoever
made II that Mayor Gaylor has been
demanding that bets be posted and
threatening arrest and persecution
(this is Mrs. Burkhart's word
take IL she means prosecution un-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04

ing Is Mr. Gross impassioned de-
NAL that Mayor Gaylor did not de-
mand that his bets be posted. Per
haps IL might be better for the Gay
Tor forces IL they made their own
denials instead OF delegatng such
important functions 10 a newspaper
reporter who has lived In Mishawa-
IA less than six months. I prefer
TO let the decent. intelligent peo-
pie OF Mishawaka Judge whether
am right or Mr. Gross.
Yours Very Truly.
Mrs. David Burkhart,
316 W. Broadway
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04
Letters to the Editor

less his bets were posted" Mayor
Gaylor has posted no bets and has
nothing % do with Mishawaka bust
ness mems tangible expression Of
their confidence in mis- reelection.
Ny article cannot tntslhgently be
regarded as an insult either direct
or indirect nor as any kind OF a re-
rection upon any OF the women
(who may have totalled more than
one score, though for the moment, /
doubt IT'D who attended Billy
Dodge's meeting. II just SC happens
that the writer talked 70 five wom-
en-joint heads Of wei known FAM
iies-who heard the speech and
learned that they were convinced Of
the Righteousness Of voting for
Mayor Gaylor next Tuesday No
implication was made, and Mrs.
Burkhart knows il, that the women
who attended the meeting were as
sociates Of pool-room buns. The
word Bum" did not appear in my
article once and I take this oppor-
unity OF saying that 1 do not re-
gard men who play pool and bill
lizards as buns. Does Mrs. PJrk-
hart?
Respectfully.
WILLIAM j. GROSS,
Mishawaka, Ind.
Nov. 8, 1921.
Editor News-Times, Mishawaka Of
fee:
Sir: Ny attention was called this
morning to a letter to your paper
signed "Wm. j Gross" in which Mr..
Gross makes frenzied and emphatic
denial Of the plain truths uttered in
my letter OF Nov. 2. printed in these
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04
MRS. SARAH BOOTH
FUNERAL THURSDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah NJ
Booth. were held at the residence
2O4 Lincoln way E. Thursday after
noon at 3 o'clock. Rev. L. G. Rogers.
pastor OF ST. Paul's Episcopal church
OBLIGATED. The pall-bearers were
Otto z. Lang, Lewis B. Lang, Rev. d.
E. Williamson. d. D., Booth William
son. Peoria, H., Joseph de Lorenzi
and Willis L Kimball Burial was
In the City cemetery. Among those
who attended were Rev. and Mrs.
Williamson and son Booth. Peoria.
and Mrs. Grace Bramwell. Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04
CONCLUDE VISIT HERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gallagher
have returned 10 Goshen after
spending several days as the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Rankert, 11S
y. Spring st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04

NuSHAWAXA CHAPTER NO. SO.
R. A. NJ. Stated convocation Fri
day evening.
Alex Bodle, II. P.
Harry Suders. Sec'y. ADV. 3t1 .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04

What Sun Ray
Service is
1t something than selling Five Gallons of
oil here isn't busy who drives who
filling flushing
with distilled and crank draining until the itself
tests if they have to do these things themselves.
We will do them for you WITHOUT CHARGE OBLIGATION
We have courteous, experienced engaged for this
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04
New Station
Opens Tomorrow
Sun Ray Has Come
to Mishawaka

The establishment Of modern and filling the
southwest Lincoln Way and Spring will make possible
only quality gas and bcang oils, but Service the full
meaning of the word.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-04
Why Did We Come
to MiShaWaka?

Because the driving public have urged establish Sun
ton here them the attention and the
that have made stations South Bend and Ear
ular.
We consider is privilege wait That the
of conducting Filling Station. And will give Mshawaka
lists service they have had before
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"DRUMMERs' TO MEET
IN 32ND CONVENTION
Annual Affair VIII Be Stage d
At Louisville, Keutn1ky.
This Year. June
IS 20 IS

louisville. ~. jane 1lseas-
sion q the I8enroo: As1 before ias
senzse proposing restoration ct fhe
interchangeable rnilezge hook ard 81
hotel rates are among tie most .m-
port&n, subjects On the program
fhe Travellers Prosecs assoc
zion tor the thirty second annual na-
sionAl coaventsor. which opens here
Jane rS. Tie convention win clos
june IS.
Tie contest tor the national Eres-
rency also IS expected to command
considerable stien1on. Two cand.
dates already have announced that
thsr viii seek tie office. They sre
Alex Hartman. os New Albany, Ind
AND William OMEN q. Denver. Colo.
Governor Morrow q Kennfcl-y S.
scAedalea Il deliver the address 3.
welcome. with The reply bv n y
White q Milwaukee, national pres
Cs-t ~ - ~ - >.
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RHINE sHieEs BRING
20 NEW CITIZENS TO
u. s. WITH yANkS

Aew York, jane llRocked In the
essdle OF The deep for the last 10
days. 20 niile 6ermsn- American cit
szens. but al 100 per cent Ameri-
cans. viii henceforh be rocked IN
The figurstive cradle OF liberty wiih
the Aobnailed boot OF The United
States army supplying the power.
Ninety American soldiers from The
army Of occupation. with 81 Sersnaa
brides and 80 babies. rzngsag. in ages
from 2 10 months. arrived Monday
aboard the army transport Cambria
There we're la7 other soldiers and
197 other brides
/ The modern soldiers baby is par
tia TO the bottle. according to The
surgeons and nurses aboard the boat
Sixfy-six Of the babies showing a
preference for the new fzshsueed
diet
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CaLarrn Cannot Be Cured

WITH Local. APPLICATIONS. as
hey czaDoi reach The seat a The
disease CaiarTh is ! local disease.
greatly .1IBence1 by constitutional
conditions. ane il ordes 10 cnre IL
xoa must take So internal remedk
AAL's GatArra M=8icine Is taken in
ieF1A1ix and acts thru the blood on
The mucous surfaces Of TIE system,
H4lls CAiarrh Medicine was pre-
scrite6 ~ enc q he best physicians
tbs country for year II is cCm-
posed q some q The ses, sonlcs
snown. combined with some of fh-
best blood Purifiers The perfect
combination of tie ingredients in
llaA's Cstsrrh Medicins Is what pro-
ouces sach wonderful resalts in cat
zrTaal cglaltio1s send for test
E0nisls free
= J. CHENEY 4 CO. Pyops. 1ole5c,
Ohio. Al Druggists. -Sc
Hal Family Pills for constipation
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A TEXAS WONDER

Tor Kidney and llatner frcatles
Yrsrsz. AxAk and lane nstk. rhea-
nAiisfn an irregularities x1 TIE hla-
1s.ys and fla3de- Regulates AaA5 =
der sroahles IN SAldren. II not 500
fr druggists zn1u s.ss~ Small boil
II often cufs~ Send Tor sworr Test. !
n.cn.1as- III Z. " Hal, .s9G Dl-rs
xsseets 81 1oris. No
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A Fund OF Information
That You Should Have

DISRAEII who for six years prime nniSter of
- England SAID: :" has been ny observation that the
successful any undertaking the who has
tie information
Il doesn't require particular information 20 ont
and buy something Bat bv the best Of that something
pEee hat satisfactory you5hat successful pnr-
chase And make successful purchases you must have
information.
Advertising gives You Just that KIND information 1t
tells where 50 order GET the best any thing You
a fair price.
Ihal why it paying proposition FOR the
who handles r.ke study the advertisements in tins
nenspaper-r reguarly-every day
II those Who it properly, newspaper advertising
snrce vi economy and satisfaction tet dry 1t
a watchdog If dollars guarantee 81 satisfaction.
II You would learn the facts about the things YOU need
make sou comfortable and happy.
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ihHlanal al,o44s -; Paul
fflnnfsns e AsHsAs tsfY 8
l#Nlsrisie 5 Minneapolis
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Chsxceriairs Cehr xnc Dizr4'hoes
re-eev

Every family sr0a5d keep tins Er'e-
r'zrAt'o- 2t hand ready Ter izstsn.
use when needed Severe attacks oi
cosic And cholera 1l0saus ossen prove
fatal before medicine can be sroSmr-
ed CT 3 physician summoned The
slIafcrzn success that las attended
1he use o. ih.s remedy and tha
srumpf cnr@s whsch II Aas effected
have Eazcs il a staple article ~ trade
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Trsmways derive heir name fr0n
MT Tram an Auerlcan- ~ho. ir
Ssfa Introduced streets cars draw
nF horses 81 Englznd