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The Republican journal., 1921-05-26
KNlGHT-SHERMAN

An announcement has been made of a
very pretty and quiet wedding on Nav
9th at the home of Captain Walter E.
Crockett, III West Tooth street, New
! Iork City. Miss Ida Sherman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs George L. Sherman of
Pripet, Maine, was united in marriage to
Mir. Frank A. Knight of Waltham, Mass :,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Knight of
Camden, Maine. The Rev. William R.
McDermott of the Summerfeld M. E,
church of Dorchester performed the cere-
mony IN the presence of a few relatives
and friends. Miss Doris Sherman, sister
of the bride, and Mr.. Samuel A. Stod-
dard, formerly of Hallowell, Me-, attend
ed the happy couple. The double ring
ser vice was used. After cordial and sin
ecere congratulations, the guests enjoyed
one of those delicious lunches such as
SD own casters" only know how to pre-
pate. The numeI GUS gifts of cut glass
aud silver were both useful and orna-
mental. The bride carried with her bou-
'luet beautiful handmade lace handker-
chief which will be held in the family
as an heirloom. Many kind wishes and
thoughts follow the young couple to their
new home.at No. 80 Cherry street, WAL
than, Mass.
The Republican journal., 1921-05-26
NORTHPORf

Mr.. John Halliday recently made a
brief business trip to Boston.
Mr.. j. E. Turner arrived on Saturdays
boat after business trip to Boston.
The Misses Blunt have arrived at the
White Rock cottage, Bayside, for the
summer.
Mrs. Crystal Cohlan of Belfast spent
the weekend with her sister, Mrs. How
ard Moore.
Charles Pendeton, who has been visit
ing at Mrs. Henry Hills, returned Satur-
day to his home in Somervile.
Mrs. George H. Patch and Mrs. Eliza
beth Perry have returned home, afteI
spending the winter with friends in Free
dom.
Mrs. Richard C. Voth of New York ar
rived Tuesday morning to spend the sum-
mer at Prof. VIM. Hatch's cottage at
Kelley's Cove
The Carr and Lower cottages and gar
age at Birch Crest were broken into some
time last week. Not much of value was
taken, but things were pulled around and
upset considerably. No clue has been
found by which to trace the thieves.
The Republican journal., 1921-05-26

Rev. A. E. Wilson, minister. Preaching
service Sunday at 1O.45 a. m. Church
school at noon. All cordially invited to
these services
This is Memorial Day Sunday and the
G. A. r. and allied societies will attend
worship at this church. The subject of
the sermon is, ''The Higher Patriotism. !"
The Republican journal., 1921-05-26
SWANvlLLE.
Mr.. R. D. Bartlett is able to be out.

Mr.. r. D. Bartlett is able to be out
Miss Sadie M. Nickerson, P H. N.
Belfast, spent the weekend at home.
Comet Grange will hold its next
meeting Saturday evening, June 4th.
William M Damn and Elmer Cunning
ham attended the Military Ball in Ban
gor Friday night.
Mr.. w. E. Damn is able to be in the
store most of the time, but has not yet
regained his usual health.
Mr. James E. Warren of Hyde Park,
Mass, was the guest of his niece. Mrs.
Chester Craney and family several days
| last week.
Mr.. Walter j. Nickerson of Lynn,
| Mass, arrived last Thursday and is the
! guest of his mother, Mrs. Mary F. Nick
erson and sister Celia.
! The L. A. S. met last Thursday after
noon at the home of the Vice Pres, Mrs.
| Grace A. Damn with nine members
present. The next meeting will be held
| Thursday P. M. June End at the home
of the Pres, Mrs. Elonia Nickerson:
The electrical storm, accompanied by
hail and high wind, which passed over
this town Sunday afternoon, dad lots
of damage Five barns were blown
down; the Black barn, the Robbins barn
on the Curtis road, so-called, an old barn
of Mr.. F. M. Stevens, Mr.. R. D. Bart
lett's old barn and the large barn of Mr..
Maurice Nickerson, portions of which
were carried back into the orchard, de-
stroying some apple trees. Lots of the
windows in the house were blown in. At
the residence of Messrs Rushbrooke
Thayer and j. w. Smart, the chimneys
were taken off. A piece OF banking board
back of the residence of W. E. Damn
was blown up, crashed through screen
breaking large pane of glass. At the
Nickerson & Damn place on the hill
hayrack was turned upside down and the
large barrel rack was carried over on the
garden, which had just been ploughed,
and was completely demolished. Lots
of shingles on the shed of Mrs. Mary F.
Nickefson were blown off and a stripsof
the barn roof from ridgepole to the caves,
a portion of which blew into the lake and
was captured by A. E. Brown on the op-
posite shore. Shade trees were blown
down in many places. The old barn on
the Herbert Maddocks place also was
blown down and the north side of the roof
and east wall of Mr.. Herrick's barn blew
down.
The Republican journal., 1921-05-26
LIBERTY.

Mrs Sara Hilbert was visitor in Bel
fast last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Marlton Knowlton were
visitors in Belfast one day last week.
Bridget Whelan arrived last week
from New York to open the Walker resi- :
dence.
George Killing arrived last week and
will open the Liberty Inn about the first
of June.
Mrs. Bertha Sylvester, who has been
in Belfast the past two months, returned
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sprague will
leave Monday for Portland to attend the
Grand Chapter. O. E. S.
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Hyde of Augusta
spent Sunday at the White cottage on
Milestone Island recently.
Mrs. Charles Grinnell, who is teach
ing in Freedom, spent the week -end at
her home here and at Washington.
Georges River Grange dramatic COM
pany gave the drama, ''The Village
Schoolma'p," at Montville Center and at
South Montville recently to good houses.
The homes of Walter Young and John
Fuller were destroyed by fire Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Young left home early
in the morning with her daughter, Miss
Gladys, for Belfast, where she is stu
dent in the High school. MIR. Young was
away at his work. The fire was discov-
cred about 4 o'clock p. m. by some one
passing. The alarm was given over the
phone and in few moments everybody
hurried to the scene, many coming from
miles away The fire had made such
headway that nothing was saved but the
piano and few pieces of furniture. The
Fuller house, short distance away, was
soon in flames. MIR. and Mrs. Fuller have
been living in Waldo the past winter and
had part of their furniture there. What
was in the house was removed to place
of safety. Both sets of buildings are in
sured.
The Republican journal., 1921-05-26

METHODIST CHURCH. PEOPLES Meth
odist Church, Rev. Charles W. Martin,
pastor; parsonage, No. Court ST.; tele-
phone, 213.l1. Sunday morning preach
ing, TO- As; Sunday school, IL m. Evening
service at 7.30. Prayer meeting TINS,
Thursday, evening at 7.30.
The Republican journal., 1921-05-26
SPRING DEBILITY
Loss of Appetite, That Tired Feel
ina and Sometimes Eruptions.

Thousands take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla as a spring medicine for that
tired feeling. nervous weakness,
impure blood and say it makes
them feel better, eat and sleep bet
ter. and makes food taste good
Spring debility is a condition In
which it is especially hard to COM
bat disease germs, which invade
the system here, there and every
where. The white blood corpuscles,
sometimes called "the little soldiers
in the blood" because it is their
duty to fight disease germs, are too
weak to do good service.
floods Sarsaparilla strengthens
the little soldiers" and enables
them to repel germs of grip, influ-
enza, fevers and other ailments;
relieves catarrh and rheumatism.
1t has given satisfaction to three
generations. Get it today. and for
a laxative take Hoods Pills.
The Republican journal., 1921-05-26
Eastern Steamship LllGs,lnc.
BANGOR LINE
Summer Sche 1uie Effective June 7

Summer Sche 1uie Effective June 7
Leave Belfast daily except Sunday at p. m.
for Boston and way landings RETURN: Leave
Boston daily exc 4pt Sunday at .. m. (Day-
light Saving Time) for Rockland. Belfast, Ban
gor and way landings. Landing will be made
at Northport commencing June 81. Commenc-
ing July 9, service will be daily, including
Sunday. in each direction.
GEO. E. DUN"ON. Agent,
Belfast Maine.
The Republican journal., 1921-05-26
State Examination for Teachers

State Superintendent of Schools Aueus-
tus o. Thomas has arranged for exam
4nations for the state certificates of
teachers to be held on Saturday, June 25.
in the following places: Auburn, Augusta,
Bath, Castine, Dover, Skowhegan.
Supt. Thomas says in his notification
to t he superintendents of schools that he
will be glad, for the accommodation of
cand idates in various sections, to add to
the list of places any town where there
are candidates for examination, provid-
ed that the local superintendents of
sch ools will agree to conduct the exami-
nation without expense to the State.
All expenses for printing and transfer of
doc uments will be met by the State
sch ool department.. Any teacher desiring
to take the examination in June should
file preliminary application at once.
The Republican journal., 1921-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Walton and Mrs.
Viola j. Lee of Gardiner were guests over
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Bridges
The Republican journal., 1921-05-26

Mrs. Sidney P. Young of Greensille is
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
EN- cry O. Pendleton of East Belfast, be-
ing called by their severe illness with the
inf uenza. Both are now improving.
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Chicago Board OF Trade

CHICAGO. June fi.=Wheat prices
were ensl~r az the Opening o. The
chicaeo noard Of Trade today.
Transactions were largely from the
professional elfuient. July started I
10 = vents lower. September oprned
similarly down at uH 10 ttit4H.
buying developed anpr the break
reache,f a point two cent on ysatef-
day'a cloae and u continued on
I'M ora u black rust 10 Nebraska ana
some Indications OF a possible wet
harvest IN ofner sections.
In the corn pit recent extended
hodge changes between July and
september resulted n bringing the
twc options together. July started -
cent lower and September opened =
Ia y rem lower.
Dat were easier with other Efainn.
july opening at a1h 10 SIN csnt@
Provisions were quiet. There wa
some tendency u buy an the break
but trade was small.
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MARKETS


NEW YORx. Juns ~ Prime mer
camille PAPER. 50 @eH per cent 81
chan vsuk stefilng. elnand SIS y
per cent. cables, STAN PEE cent
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-. 0o0-b-roon white sfucto, bunaaloa,
modern, SLEEPING porsh, fireplace infn.esl
ss'sos- s-rsem, Z. sssry peh.ie s-sk. med
era. iarse slsspias porch Wsss hilssi
pi S::in. and pl Is,. r. q s::.' 6 ss. =: sl. :.
ta,Ib0--b'room bfink. modem. fiaassd
sleeplne. psrehh, Esrass, ehleksa keaass'
n~n. ~ads~s'ks. eepiasi fhifd rsrd'
sA.soo--as ssrss Of good laha. 0 mIlss lran
t0wn, y adohe honnea, oufhuliflnKs
small orehard, sise,ns punplns pfanti
A. FLEISCHER
Real Kstats. fnssfsnes. Loane.
fhaas era IN eoutA FoaFiA 81
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Santa Fe Time Takle
ID


wEsrH0uHD-Dsily
Train Arrive Depart
No. The scoat sgs30pm sio0pm
No. a-Calif Limited 10 aOam loan
10. 7-Farso fast ~....ifffoam a. sttam
No. e-Ths Navajo LII topm 1iloam
sOOTifh0UND
No. 2e--E Paao EHp rtopm
No. 2T-M faso kkp 1it1oam
EAhThOuND
No. 2-The Navais 49,. asfspm 2.tspm
No. t-CalM. Limited bsOOpm b4epm
No. s--sAnta te Nleht Ttfspm es0opm
No. 1O-fhs Scout iaOam Tst0am
fnOM SOUTH
No, 2s-From W paso. d.aspm
No. 80-from ~ Paae 7i0oam
No. 80 counseia a. hnlen eiih Ne. ~ for
Clovis, Pseos Weller, Kansas Ciy sad oaif
Coast.
10. ~ sonnscs 81 neion vita No. ~
from Clovis and palnis east sad ssuth u
Clovia
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ron Nff-Mi-Sfiancoas


Tor sNii-Mi~c~iisncoaS s
HIACk MALNUTs-5c per pound. 10
FOR sKi.E-RossS- BIashers Gardens.
TRY Boddys miis. satsisetioB Sssrsntssd.
2hone 2tl9k 4
FOR sALE-swest Peas. Blushsr's Gar
dens. Phone So
.FOW SKLE[ThofonThbTed iaais Persian
Kitten: xeD Cheap 20 person properly car
ING for Telephone l5ql.J
FOR SALE-Palm Beach suit; never worn
since cleaned good a. 1ew' ,ias Is. e2a
50 High Phone ib2OW,
FOR SAIL Singer mschlns, fug fiTf2.
! folding screen cheap. Room o. state
FOR SAi.E-iO gal of Jefsey mnk a dAl
40 cents per gallon, ~ ranch "a mile
soathN sst Of BarelAs y idFe, Highway Rad
FOR sALk Edison phonosraph. eqsippsd
Price gs5, Phone 4O9M
FOR SkLk-TWo heating stoves. oil heater.
kitchen utensils eie. Phone lt7tJ Or
eAl i2l1 last Central
AsbESrOs ROOF PAINT Good Tor al
kinds Of roofs ~ per gallon. The Man.
fano Co. no = Walnut. Phone is1a y.
Try a built.up roof. VIII last ~ Ions as the
huilding
FOR sALK COMPARTMENT 20 gallon.
demountahle steel tank, suitable for use
on wagon or truck Tor hauling o. water, oil
or gasoline r--ne 40
fOk hALE-Auto camp trsiisr complete, IN
first cisss condition Includes tent beds.
table. stove. Ice boa. Phone lJii-J. ii25 y
Silver.
BIG StPLPf of army canvas toiding cots
sud angle ron cots: perfect coalition
~ SO 20 81 rs. The Army and Navy store
92a No. First -
HEMsriTCHfNG aad picoting a%ttachmcat
works on any sewing machine; easily I'D
|lusted Prize ~ 90. with fuil Instructions
Gem Novelty Co, boa 1891, Corpus Christi
Teaaa.
FOR NAIf-CuuntersI tabIes, chaiFs, dishes
coffee urn, cash register! portable oven
and other equipment suitable for lee cream
paTlnr ur restaurant address L. q. box
i02, Alhuqusraue, y Mes
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WANTED

Position as stenographer with local
concern. Can furnish the beAt OF local
references.
Address BOX tS
Care Of Herald
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" fOa th;NT-Hosscs
fOK RkNT Foar room fanIahed hose.
lI2th west csnsral Phone asg.
FOR REAT-sr room modern hoaai. Apply
$40 n Third.
FOR RENT Two smali hoyssa Ia Highlspas.
ai7 wslsr paid. Phone 1850.
1ast silssF, Phone i5a2R
FOR kENT-for summsr four room far.
nished etiet house nth hathi very deai.
fVk hssI-fiss reos; 4, slssgiss
Phone ito2-M
fOk kkNT-kaileh hons, ehespi idssl
.ahge for chickens large garden plet
psou. s scs: p N ssi North hifA'h.
FOR Kkkr-Oas room eoiIses ssd sisspins
porch, electric lights. water and furnished
fof hEhi heussteeping Call In aitsfneebs
Al lle south Nassar. University Heights.
nor HENT-Flye room hrIci! modern! ven
furnished sas and steel range frunt aud
back screened porchcs; two blocks from
possibilities. as West Lead. &c siek. Ia.
qnlre IOl West silver
fOR fn5ST 30
FOR REST-OHiee apacs. fis Haaik FOURTH
epposlse passofflee. Phone I'LL
- ROOMS wfrR sOAitD
FOR KENT-ksom viii basfd7 one ROOM
partly furnished Phone 1870 J
FOR kkST-fwo isfrs rooi Toons. fsF TIsEi
aogsekeepinR SIS W. silver. Phone
FOK RENT-Escshenf sleeplnF p6rrh With
board Suitable for one o. two men. 5is
south Walter.
SpECIAL SUMMER RAfES-Ons double
slassedi In sleeping perch, one single room
with good ventilation ideal Tor conNaieacent
or we'll peuula. Price slr ufr lad uar
month meals n desired saiisfaetion guar.
antsed Or money refunded So away frsm
Gated In hirhsst pari Of Highlands. over.
laoklnk eltl Phone law
FOR RENT-Honses 5
fOk KENf-Fss ROOM unfaraished modern
house 1919 forrestsr Ave.
FOR RENT-A five room iurnished house.
garage and city water a. 1911 \. Edith.
t25. y A Hammond Phene la2ah
1--WE MOCK -
HAVE faT sale a prices thai as TiEhi the
following registered Hereford cattiei "a
I've yeaf-old bulls, ~ one ysar-old bulls, A.
For further particulars wits John =. he'd.
Mao VISA, quay COUNTY, As~ Aszieo
POULTRY AND EGGs 70
WKETED-To sell yoa = fsv poands %
scratch psds 81 TOE Yer poanL Evsnlns
herald business efhea
WHfrE LEdH0HN E06S foT saitInr7 no
for 4i16s delivered: from registered
stoek fertility gueraHtsed. ioi3 North
MONEY TO LOAN ~
Monty TO LOAN-On diamonds, watches
aud gold ~lsselry. Liberal, reliable con.
ndrntisL Gotthsh A Beer. ios North
CONFIDENTIAL loanr on ievelry dismonds.
watches, Liberty Bonds piaRet, autsno'
bilrs. Lowest rates. RothmAnfa. III South
first Bonded 70 tho state
MONEY 10 LOAN Western MorFsFs %
MISCELLANEOUS ~
BFfTEH KODAK FiNisHiNG-F T. better
Return postage paid on mail ordsfs Ihs
btfnum sutio, 2lsA W. Genital, Alta
wANTED-Csrefai kosaE hnlskins By mas
Ter photographer. tuics daily ~ssrviss. re
@embsr, satisfaetiun guaranteed, Send youI
fniakfng 20 . felinble established firm
Hsnns = hsnnA. Master PAotosrAnAsu
DRESSMAlkiNG -
wAkrtD-r isin and ianey ewing Phon'
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FOR SALE-LOTS

Two east front corner lots In
University Heights. close 20 car line.
Address owner. care Herald.
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CHICAGO. June ii.-cnttle 70
ceipts. 1000. compared with week
generally steady. spot higher. r
calves. &c cenfs higher; st0ckers and
feeders duA 20 cents lower.
HnRs. receipts 1,00c: active. orei1-
Ina steady TO 40 cents lower mostly
steady with yesterdays average;
fairly good clearance: top. $50 for
90 hogs: practical limit. 1856; bulk,
$500 Us.2b; piss. 10 10 10 cents
lower.
Sleep receipts. 5000: receipts 70.
day mostly packers directt compared
with week ago; Aged lambs. ~ cent
10 81 lower; springs. ti.o0W f.2d
lower. sheep steady ~ &c cents lower,
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wANTED-salesmca

ATTENTION sAfEsMENt We have terri.
iup open in this stats Tor several men
"a NlHck fye viii Keep you ronl Sell
'nu nnd make sumr money Answer lmme'
diHfyIF hinrk I'VE Harvest Hat Co, 10Th
and Lucas ~ Si Louif No.
RooFiNG CEMENT AND PAINT SAILS.
NEA-ra rrprfstHt iurgs Chicago com
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repeat orders good cn.upsrationi Wrtf ful
phulrulHra about yaur experience Republic
Paint aud Vanish WORKS, COS \, Dearborn
81. chicago.
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NOTICE
CARPENTERINC

WANrED-Housss 20 build ~ contract or
20 rsnta per hour. Alao repair worR A.
htquergus Construction Co, Non union.
fhnns $3.50 " ga.
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Are thoroughly trained ad writer's.
II yon so desire, they will gladly
assist yon IN wording your a.
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Laying Hens Cheap

Rhode Island Reds and Barrei Rock
ei.b0 each al tiG Luna Blvd.
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HEMSTtTCHtNG aud picoting attachment
works on any sewing machine; easily I'D
lusted Prize % 90. with fuil Instructions.
Gem Novelty Co. huH 1891, Corpus Christi
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fON NAlF-iuuntersi tables chatfai DISHES
coffee urn, cash register portable oven,
anu other tquipthent tuii.nls tof zee cream
paTlnr on restaurant Address T.. q. boH
i02, Albuquerque. n Mes
The Home news., 1921-03-04
ANGUS & HAYES, McCrory
BURLESON DEFENDS
 HIS APPOINTMENTS

Washington, D. C., Feb. 28- Postmaster General Burleson, ordinarily silent in the face of attacks that have been heaped upon him in the last few years, went to the defense of his administration tonight, when he issued a statement denying that politics had con- trolled the appointment of postmasters under the ex- ecutive order of President Wilson, issued March 31, 1917, extending them to the civil service. The charge that politics has guided the distribution of this old time patronage had been the basis for appeals to Warren G. Harding to resind the order. as soon as he became presi- dent.
 MT. Burleson revealed the fact that he sent a question naire, to the postmasters who have been appointed under the system asking them to re- veal their politics. Replies, he said, had been received from 2,1O3 postmasters show ing that 1,010 appointees were Democrats, 907 were Repub- licans, 32 were independents, 10 were prohibitionists, three were Socialists and 129 had no political affiliations, while ten failed too state their party affiliations.
 "Omitting the II southern states of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Texas and Virginia, overwhelmingly Democratic in population-the e a u a ti II stands, MT. Burleson said, 598 Democrats, 846 Republicans, 26 Independents, 9 Prohi- bitionists, 3 Socialists, 95 with out affiliation, 9 blank and 6 dead"
 MT. Burleson's statement, which contained 10 closely typed pages, analysed the ap- pointenmts state by state to show that even in the south ern states with the heavy Democratic population, Re- publicans had been designed to be postmasters: that Re- publicans had predominated in normally Republican states, which was natural and that
The Home news., 1921-03-04

the postmasters themselves, as shown by quotations from their letters, took the view that politics had not entered into heir appointments.
 MT. Burleson said that the rule had been followed of certifying the applicant who stood highest in the civil ser vice tests for appointment, ex- cept in few instances when there was special unfitness and that politics was in no way considered Commercial Ap- peal.
The Home news., 1921-03-04
POISONS. DAUGHTER
 THROUGH MISTAKE

Mrs. c M. Crossett by mis- take gave her daughter, Mrs.
 J. B. Mangrum carbolic acid instead of paregoric Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mangrum knew immediately that some thing other than paregoric had been given her and upon investigation the mother found that she had administered the poisonous fluid by mistake and at once summoned pr. w. T. Mccain who rushed to the home and administered an antidote. Mrs. Mangrum suf- fered intense pain but was soon relieved and is improving as we'll as can be expected.
The Home news., 1921-03-04
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

The Woman's Missionary society met Feb. 24th. with Mrs. R. l.. Fraser. A very interesting program was rem dered. The musical numbers by Mesdames Patton and Fra ser and Misses Symond and Williams were very much en- loved. Delicious refresh ments were served by the hostess. Our next meeting March 10th. will be with Mrs. E. T. Wherry, which will be business meeting. MRS. R. o. JEFFRIES, Supt. Pub.
The Home news., 1921-03-04

MT. Vernie Haney of Bayard New Mexico, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Perry Holland.
 Quit worrying your neighbor by borrowing this paper from him. Subscribe for it yourself the price is only one dollar a year, six months sixty cents.
The Home news., 1921-03-04
<Z7eX
 THE UNIVERSAL CAR
"THE FORD TOURING CAR"
THE UNIVERSAL CAR

Surely the universal of Serving, satisfying and day after day after everywhere through the world of civilization ltselfhe one universal of pleasure bearer of burdens the and in the Anywhere everywhere the Ford Touring Car stands in it's sevcegvng satisfying moneymakg qualities.
 That reliable satisfactory, economical dependable Ford which dealer the universal in its possibilities ot nowhere than shops. We have everything the borsavng tmeavng machinery Fordtaugh skilled the made We want to rmember this because means that car be idle
 you reasonably prompt deliveries and it It that should leave orders with little delay possible to be making delivery Will be n
The Home news., 1921-03-04
RHODES-B BURNS

Married: Sunday, Feb. 20. 1921, Russell Rhodes and Mrs. Charity Burns, both of Pea Ridge, near Hilton, Rev. An- derson, officiating.
The Home news., 1921-03-04
WARNING ORDER

In the Woodruff County, Ark,
 Chancery Court, Northern
 District.
 Rosa Hawn, Plaintiff John Hawn, Defendant
 The defendant, John Hawn, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Rosa Hawn.
 Witness my hand as clerk of said court, and seal thereof, on this 5th day of Feb. 1921.
 GEORGE HARRISON, H.2-11-4t. Clerk.
The Home news., 1921-03-04

Sewing Wanted: See Mrs. Maud Pemberton at Mrs. Lula Shue's hotel. Adv. 3tp.
The Home news., 1921-03-04
INCREASE YOUR MILK
 SUPPLY

A quart, or more, each milk ing within ten days by feeding