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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-13
Chances Bright!

:; Him! So you wish to marry my.
daughter. MaY;;I ask, how are your
future prospects,, Can you provide
for her?" ;. --~~,,.:.sa = ,-sr...... :.
Eyes, absolutely. have a very
rich uncle, IS years old, who has late
ly taken up aviation" y..ni-.,
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HaItiwanger & Carpenter, Inc.

the latest developments of their art
Such are the beginnings of the ar.
lists for artists movement which is;
some day to build in New York the the
great temple of art.
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/ ROAD SITUATION
TOE DISCUSSED


Important Meeting Called to Meet
in Columbia on Wednesday
May 18th.
The State.
Several hundred South Caroiinians
representing every vocation IN lie
are expected in Columbia Wednesday
May 1S, for the meeting to be held
at Craven hall to discuss the roads
situation in South Carolina. This
meeting has been called by the rep
resentatives of IA statewide organ
izations and is expected to be one OF
the most representative gatherings
ever held in the state.
All statewide business, profession
al, laboring and social organizations
have been asked to name delegates,
the mayor of every city and town in
the state has been asked to name del
egates to represent his city or town,
the president of every Kiwanis and
Rotary club and the president of ev-
cry chamber Of commerce has been
asked to name representatives to at
tend the meeting.
Responses are already coming in
from the requests and they indicate
that the call will be complied with.
Already some rivalry is developing
among some of the cities of the state
as to which will send the largest del
egation.
The suggestion has been made that
as many of the delegates who come
to Columbia as can do so come by
automobile as it is figured that this
will increase their: enthusiasm for the
movement looking to the construction
of improved highways in the state.
DR.. Joseph Hyde Pratt who is con-
sidered an authority on matters per-
tanning to roads, has been invited to
speak at the meeting and an invita-
ton will also be extended to Col. T.
L. Kirkpatrick who was president of
the Citizens Highway association
which put over a successful roads
campaign in North Carolina. Other
we'll known road men will be invited.
Former Gov. Dc. Hayward of Co.
lumbia will call the meeting to or
der and preside until a temporary or
ganzation is effected. Mr.. Hayward
was asked to actSas temporary chair
man by the representatives of the
statewide organjzahons issuing the
call for the meeting to wit: A. B.
Jordan, president Eof the South Car
olina press association; R. C. Hamer,
president of the South Carolina Cot
ton association; j. Pope Matthews,
representing the South Carolina
bankers association; James Cole,
president of the South Carolina Fed
Grafton of Labor; w. H. Coggswell,
president of the Travellers Protective
association of South Carolina; A.
Mason Gibbes, president of the South
Carolina Automotive Trade associa-
ton; W. B. West, secretary of the
South Carolina Cotton Seed Crushers'
association; L. w. Perrin, district
governor of the" Rotary clubs; j..
Thomas Arnold, district governor of
the Kiwanis clubs; L. M. Pinckney,
president of the Fire Underwriters
Association of South Carolina; Frank
E. Brodnax, president of the Life
Underwriters Association of South
Carolina; NJ. Goode Holmes, presi-
dent of the South Carolina Roads in
stitute; E. O. Black, president of the
Columbia chamber of commerce, and
A. J. Geer, president of the Charles
ton chamber of commerce.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-13

St. Phillips school Will close, |on
Friday night. 1 regret that it hap
pens to be the same night of = the
closing of the Silverstreet school, l
would like to be present at both,
but 1 have already. promised - be
at Silverstreet, and therefore call rot
be at st. Phillips. .r:,s-s
z II A.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-13

We notice from the Yorkville En-
ouirer that there were 113 appl!-
cants for teachers in the examination
held in York county. That was a
record breaker There were 33 in
this county and that was unusual.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-13

On the Mount of Olives in Jerusa-
lem there are olive trees known to
have been fourishing in 1899
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-13

Referring once more to the new
road confscating a good part of the
playground at the JalaDa school, l
am told that only on Tuesday even
ing one car in broad daylight and
with the straight road ran into an
other and turned it completely
around, and the car that was struck
was far out on the right side of the
road and there was plenty of room
to pass by. # a driver of car was
going so fast that he could not see
another car in his front, what do you
suppose would be the fate of a small
child who might happen to run out
in the road, we will say to pick up
stray ball, if a car should happen
along. And it will be difficult. mat
ter to keep the children out of the
road. / am in favor Of good roads
but in the building can not get
away from the notion that we should
have some regard for the rights OF
the individual, and unless it is abso-
,utely necessary we should not do
injury to private property or even
school property.
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ton; and the children Of the one are
entitled to Just as much consideration
in the matter of education as the
other. What are you going to DO
about il? The state guarantees a
seven months term to each by act OF
the legislature, but fails to appro-
pirate sufficient money. A survey
and a map of the school districts OF
the county should be made before
another school house is built. But the
legislative delegation refused my re-
quest to permit this to be done, and
is to that extent retarding the edu-
cational progress of the county. 1t
would not have cost much more than
they authorized paid to attorneys to
make a formal audit of the books OF
the supervisor, and would have been
worth no telling how much to the
educational interests of all the chill
dren of the county. 1t so happens IN
this county that some of the smallest
districts in area and the weakest H.
nancially have the largest number OF
children. And all of them fine
school spirit, but it takes money to
operate good school.
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l hope the people out in the Utopia
and the Deadfall communities will
not forget the meeting we are to
have at the Utopia school grounds
on the afternoon of Friday of this
week. Mr.. Gunter and Mr.. FELTON,
will be. there and l want them to be
able to talk to the people, and they
can not unless the people come out
to the meeting.
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auditoriums. If all art leagues and
societies here would cooperate in the
matter, they could get such build
ing
AS for the poets, they too seem to
be recognizing the need for closer and
more militant organization. With
their present strength in numbers,
they should be able to accomplish
much. 1t is estimated that there are
now at least 100000 poets in Ameri-
ca, several of whom have recently
risen to fame. Within the past few
years poetry societies have sprung up
everywhere. At the last dinner of
the poetry society of New York,
1000 poets attended, although the
cost was Sc to So plate. In view of
the low prices paid for poetry, this
NAV be seen to be something Of an
achievement.
For the writing of poetry, although
a popular occupation, is not remu-
nerative one. Few poets are able to
make enough from their poetry to
keep alive, and many work long and
laboriously at less esthetic occupa-
tions in order to pay the publishing
expenses Of their own poems.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
EMPLOYMENT


SfTt tAIION~ NANTED-NALE. y
petition WANTED by speciality sales
man, experienced references Call Mr
Jones ossV" 1893.
SITUATIONS wANrtD--tnMALr %
EFFICIENT ana capable young lady
stcnographcr would appreciate few hours
employment each afternoon. Usage
ib2i- n
srENoGHAPHER 10 years experience
government. state and public work, de-
sIres position Miss Grace Dunbar 8t7h
3. Cincinnati Phone Usage k2sS.
LADY srENOGHAPHER desires hight
W"hogrnphlc work, position with gen
nral office work considered. cedar 227l
FOR ENPERiENCED practical nurse call
Usage it7s best ~ references
a NEAT COLORED WOMAN. good cook
married desires place with furnished
qua rters Phone osagc 1929
YOUNG LADY desires position as r. ~ X.
operator pr general office work. four
Year, experience. Call ossge s3iS.
EXPERIENCED LADY desires position as
collector can OHagr c5l3.
ENPEKlENCEB WOMAN wants laundry
by day ufage a9ta u. Ella nrooks.
YOUNG LADY s'enogrnphor initiative
Hhiityi good penman. holds typowritinF
certificate Tor speed. experienced In legal
work not afrhid IN work Usage 2saG.
ENrEUENCEp srENOGEAPHER and
bookkecp"r wants position city ref.
or'ucfs Furnished. 'HI cedar 900.
cook or housekcepcri no laundry; ~rst
class references Address 9o-C, care
world
PRACTICAL NJ RsE with one child wishes
position confinement cases preferred
Phouc oseg" llos
WANTED Position ss housekeeper In
wtdoWer's ur bachelor home. can fur.
nish references g-', care world.
REFINED young womas desires situation
AS housekcep"r with small family. ss-C
care world.
EFFICIENT young culorcd woman. EN-.
ployed iu furonoous. desires employment
afternoons and prepare o'clock dtnnet
wh"r" servant quarters ate furnished, exc
crlI"nt cook north side preferred. phunr
o"gc 8's2. Mile smith.
STEADY competent woman wnnts wort
by day ur hour Mrs l., care Pete Dun
can, Route T. Phrkvlew.
ENPERiEN' 'ED STENOGRAPHER. em-
ploycd d"sires extra work. Osagc 5lst.
MtDDLE-AGEp LADY. woll appearing ex-
petieneed and with references. wishes
position ~ hgusekc"p'r Tor widower or
bachelor. no objections 70 children, unem-
oumbercd. Address go u, care World.
WANTED Position as private Instructor
In rrivnie home. Phone Usage 1891.
FOR NEAT LAUNDRY. house cleaning.
rug boating. phone osagc t57l-J.
LADY wants 10 care for children morn.
inFs ana afternoons or evenings. Osag"
SG.i
ENpERtENCED. practical nurse a
widow. would appreciate few hours
employment afternoons or evenings, oithcr
with sick or children: 80 cents per hour
Phone cedar 2J9l
LADY wishes position as companion or
nurse girl with lady or family spending
summer IN california. C"dar 1850.
Ipl so LADY desires position AZ cashier
Cedar i7bL
FOR ENPERIENCED. practical nurse cal
tsaEc 7t7A
Al STENOGRAPHER and office assist
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AGENTS -Bcat money making proposition
on the market. applv In person, after
Moons. ma W Park 81.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED
one who has car, must ho hustler and
experienced commission only, must have
good references, all Inquiries VIII he
treated strictly confidential 06-C. care
world.
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mEIr MNNrFn rrMA1E


TNPERtTNCEp WOMEN Co soil two
ma1c-fo-ordrr articles from Tulsa fac.
tory good commission basis tuU demon
Rldr, over Woolworth's.
HOUSEWlNES uhono your help wants tc
cedar 26Na. CITY Employment Agency
tbE D.. second. for woru'n only
WANTED Womru for Hll kinds ~ w,rk
Apply nt tlty Employment Agency.
Triord Jones HulldIng, rtuoW gll. lbI E
Second cedar etN9.
WANTED Experienced waitress Woods
cafe. an bnU'drr
IS ~ lT DAILY. casy and steady work
Don't r. nnN s91 Enid. Okla.
WANTED Woman over l5 years NJ age
with references executive ard sales rN.
perieucc by firm u national reputation.
Room $50. iiotel Tulsa.
TwO.plECE SUITS cleaned and pressed
El.g5. American Cleaners and pyers.
| osagc l7s2; cedar ei95.
WANTED Three ladies twhitc 3b 10 t5
years ~ age, 90 work Ia act Apply
stage door this morninE orphoum theater
| WANTED y pc r ionccd' mlddlr-ugcd
work, Phone Cedar 1898 2lt W. Cam.
/ crou,
. MODERN furnished servant Quarters for
rent IN exchange Tor laundry. 5l6 \
Roscdale
|WANrEp-A nrst-class salrswomau IN,
hlEh grade wuWcus REQ a VI wear
store, correspondence strictly cunudeu.
tial Address loi-C, care World
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LIVESTOCK AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Dotty Bingen
bingen 2s163, by Bingen dam, Dorothy
Look, by Look Sir; bay mare. i6h hands:
sound the best OF manners: been logged
can show better than a go clip any time
the best prospect | know OF for the 2,3O
trots. Worthy spier e3S79. bay gelding
toaled 1915 by Directpm' dam Nyanzy
the great Axworthy; this In one of the
best bred horses 10 be found anywhere;
Is sound. good gated and with two months
work can show so gait also two set ;
harness boots and blankets, one suIky.
one training cart, all an Al condition.
will sell right or trade for good automo.
bile. J. ~. Carothers, Bartlesville, okla.
FOR sALE--Young Jersey, very reason
able, Call Usage 5ts3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

COMPLETE FURNISHINGS Tor II roGns, ,ss,
almost new house, modern. vi, &
ar as part pay. Usage 1sf9' ''
Xanthus, .---
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

MAHOGANY CHAIR, oak dresser pr lt,,,I lngsI,I
iron bed. springs and mattress '''
q,
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UOMA t'ITY

BARRIER SHOP FOR SALE IN OKLA
HOMA CITY
Best location and one OF the best shons
In town. has desirable side limo thns
pays rent, Will take 5000 to handle. is
Interests that demand his attention, ~
you mean business and want something
extra good write N-6i, care Daily Okla.
homan, oklahoma city.
STATE BANK small town. loans fully
Euaranteed, $4,000 required BOX a.
shawnee. okla.
FOR SALE small west side grocery. viii
give terms " necessary. Usage 1895.
\ CONFECTIONERY STORE, the biggest
little business IN Punca city for sale at
once, viii not sacrifice, q viii take
around 5000 cash to handle; It IL not
the business fault / am selling Box 543
! ponca City, Okla.
FOR SALE cleaning and oressing shop
new F.rd delivery car plant cheap. Ma
] tinnal Cleaning Works. SaPulpa, Okla.
HrTSHER OUTFIT at private sale, We
viii offer az private for quick sale only.
one complete butchers outfit consisting Of
register, three scales. etc, also tl4l76
stock nf groceries. located IN Skiatook.
Phone Cedar 1. Tulsa Credit Mems Assn,
trustee. ". a, Rayson, Mar.
ARE YOU orgauizing oompany' save
the usual Incorporating expenses avoid
personal liability, excess profits taxes and
state reports, organize on the common
law plan under a declaration OF trust like
So many tNCrllunt companies are organ
lztd. npmarce standard Forms furnish
complete equipment with which anyone
In any state can organize a company Issue
stock and begin doing business the same
day. the cost OF a complete outfit IL in
slgnircuut, ask for our free circular con.
tanning fun descriptions Z, S, Demaree,
legal blank printer, Gl3 Walnut, Kansas
City, Mo.
lGROWING manufacturing business foI
sale at real bargain for cash. or
might take lot or car In trade, invoic"
81 500, Usage 1888,
Will SELL. ham interest in fine 5. Main
ST. corner. very close to fine improve
mcnts and good deal X. u. Epperson
go2ps :. Main.
FOR sAIE--Job printing plant good
equipment, good business and good locs.
tiou, reasonable rentals, Apply sos f..
Second.
FOR SALE-Establishe millinery busi-
ness on :, Main, good lease and rea-
sonable rent. Addres I'D care World.
FOR SALE-Go lease on suite of two
rooms in the 800 block on y Main; suit
able for small busincs or offices, reason.
able rent. Address 12-p care World.
FOR SALE-Up-to-date dry cleaning
business IN coming oil town, Hou-
man ga press t-horse boiler extractor
etc. all new; this is something worth
ynur attention. priced right; must sell
now on account OF health. Address .57-p,
care World,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

FOR SALE-Three-p piece Nhte ~ 4
Quaker,
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COMPETENT male stenographer. now em-
pluytd six years experience, year aud
half being with large oil company. de
sircs permanent position In city of 5000
mr. more inhabitants Box 1876, Elasville
Texas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

school UoYs over 10 for work sftci
school Saturday aud sunday Good
money for real boys lurry Messenger
cedar g.
~NNTEp -Colorci crrsnd hoy, must hc
small Apply glg S. Main, third floor,
room sos.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

FOR SAI.E-Good second -hahl sEi
sewing machine. Call oshge sss' Or.
p. m. week evenings, or satuTus! '
noon, -
F0R sAIE--ssnitaTy foidins couch vi"
mattress. Osage 072b, -.--s'
FIVE-ROOM modern bungalow ana !"
niturs for sale. Usage 2syt, II,
REED BABY CARRIAGE in .gtn,tj
condition: reversible gear W'"''
bargain at S25, 1871 Y. New porl, =
FOR sAIE-Goiden oak dining room ~
6Q-inch table. Qsage 9I-s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
sIru ATOMS wA>rED-MAiE,


MIR. on MAN.
10 you need hooKlSeepcr. but cannot
afford one II 80, | viii keep your books
for you. Experience with income taxes
depletion and depreciation, Write Tor in.
formation. Box 9t-C, Tulso world,
JApANESE frst-class cook. wants posi-
tion Ia hlgh-class family; speak good
English. a39-p, care world.
COMPETENT male stenographer. nov en-
ploy.d. six years experience, year and
half being with large oil company. de-
strcs permanent position In city OF 5000
or more inhabitants, Box l2b, Eliasville
Texas.
WNNr 4 POSITION in f.rst-class barber
shop, non union Address A, l., O'Nesl
seymour. Mo,
CAKPENTrR- Repairing, screening. etc
loi y Utica. usage ct
CHAUFFEuR and mechanic, colorcd, de-
siros position with family going west
know California and surroundings, Euuf
rcrrrences Address l2l-'. care World.
nAT9kE 6NT ,S,,p MANE ,s5o OF AR
\ REAL CHAuFFECR FOR 4 REAL
MAN: WHITE lo3-C. CARE WORLD
AUTO MECHANIC wants fob with good
firm or work on private cars. SAD,
care World
STRANGER IL City Experienced in
stocks tires. automobiles, live wire
soil ANYTHING l0e-C. care World
bOOkkEEPEK wants position Tor after.
Moons can handle typewriter. lOi-C
'HI' " NNi we
SrENpGRAPHER- -BOOkKEEPER, fvs
years experience with OH and supply
companies. also am first class material
man and price clerk, am now AZ liberty.
FOR interview address Box 1000, car,
World
.GRApUArE CHEMICAL ENGINEER
with ~ years experience, At present
employed ln refinery work, desires con
ucCtton with gculogist or civil engineer
fut establishing consulting business. Adj
dress 2lt-n, care World.
Open SHOP carpenter. who IL "a finished
mechanic with tools. will DO small Jobs
by hour or VIII go TO country Job or out
slide town, Phone Usage s66 ask for
George.
NpriCE-A Young man with two years
college education and good personality,
having five years experience In banking
desires to locate In oklahoma, best ref
tuouCos furnished, Il you have an uppor.
are an asset. advise ", h. MeaVey. l3l
Austin ST, Cambridge, Mass.
ENPERlENCED SALESMAN desires posi-,
uon, references Address 97-C, care
world
YOUNG MAN, 20 years old wishes posI
tiou as driver and mechanic, capable
~ keeping up any car. best references
Address Room 2 elo $ Frankfort
Rough carpenter work with
uun-uniou carpenter contractor or ODD
sob Of any Kind Monday, Telephone
Usage tN69,' leave word FOR party -
Room :.
ENPERiENCED chautf
wishes work after y. m. Saturdays and
SundHNs IN exchange for board and room
9S,I, care world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

STATE BANK small town. loans fully
guaranteed, $4,000 required BOX a.
EhnMn.n- NlLn.
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.IrIArIoNs wA>rtD-rIMALn

PpsITION WANTED by speciality sales.
man, experienced, references. Call NJ
Iuuns raagD 1f17.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

MN.IGl,. Wu..u frr general huusr
u.fU. s.t,IHI ,,sIa work Apply 26Gi
D. Iw.'ih sunday Mrs. chambers.
WANTED Refined lady fpr Housekeeping
Hud pHaIat with baby. Usage set3. SIC
N TurrNtIr.
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lNIIoNING Nh rKhssING
EMPLOYMENT.
nEIr MNNrl.n-MNLn

iIEir MANrlin--MALE Ss
WANrEp.-A good live, experienced health
aud accident Insurance man 90 work
out uf Tulsa for good, reliable company
issuing standard form policy. well known
iu the oN uclds. lf NOT "a producer and
mot experienced du not reply. best CONF
Wissiuu contract To- right party. Address
Western Casualty co. Guaranty Bank
big. Oklahoma city, okla.
MANrEp--Flr class tailor. Phulips
tlothng Shop ohmulgcr. okla.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
&luu 60 $500 monthly corresponding Tor
newspapers, so To- tg5 weekly In snare
time, experience unnecessary. no can.
NgsHtng, subjects suggested. send for par
ucuIuts, National Press bureau. Huf-
taln. n. Y.
wANrED-ono all-around machinist and
blacksmith Tor shop Ia OIL field, good
worklng conditions, Address 6l2-D, care
world
WANTED Organizers TO install National
petepdors lodges IN the larger cities In
Oklahoma, See ~, W. Elliott. Sayrs
Drug Co, ~ T.. Second 81, 60 ? a. m.
] 20 y, m.
SHORTHAND Is the hey that unlocts the
=, door Of opportunity, get It at the Tulsa
business College, i09-n T." Third ST.
Iei.phono Usage li?9, Zee Guise Smith
WANTEp--Good man to soil nam, plat.s,
blg money for the right man. Cail o Il,
a. m any day at FuX Hotel, Room a
l Bee Joseph MiliAIns. '0N'" ~
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mrLr-MALr on FEMALE

NOt'%g MN WOMEN over n. Tor
postal mail service. tl2O month. evan
nations May. experience unnecessary fot
fec usrtIcuiHrs 81 inatructlnu write !.
eonnstd Uurwcr avn service examiner.
1925 IuutnhI. nlIr Washington. T.. e.
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FOR SALE--foung Jersey, very reason-
able. Call Usage 5ts3.
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II NOC WISH to- Increase your salary
Increase YOUR efficiency by taking some
special work with us, day and evening
classes. Phon" Usage S0si or call at
brnughons business College, tlO s.
Main 81,
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7 MTs VTTI MN.
/ 10 you need "A hookkoepcr. but cannot
afford one II 80, | viii keep your books
| for you. Experience with income taxes
depletion and depreciation, write Tor in
| formation. Box 0l-C, Tulsa World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

barry CHICKS. eggs. Rocks Reds. Lee
horps Wyandottes, Orplngtons, bed
strains, 1iisc up; free delivery, caia.
log free. standard Egg Farms, CaF
Girsrdeau. Mo.
TWO WHITE wyandotte roosters for saa
lhlA $ Irnnsi.
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TWENTY HEAD Of rolsieir ,.,,. ..
some registered and some ffsds nm;
Dunn's barn. ~. Lewis '''' Dati
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-10-28
Valuable LIre.savina Device.

A useful invention is the line-car-
rying buoy. Its inventor sought to
devise some means of getting a line
from ship to shore, and the line-car-
ryfng buoy was the result. When re-
leased from the ship. if the wind is
in the right direction, it blows stead
lily toward the shore. the line unwind
ing behind it as it goes, until finally
the buoy is dragged out Of the surf
with the line intact. In addition to
it's use In this manner, 1t is available
OR all the regular purposes Of the
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