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Connccficut--salc or Rent.

BELL & PIERSON, Real Estate,
"a Atlantic St, Stamford. Phone 2s4s.
TOil sAI.E--country residence and farm.
fully equipped brick house OF Is rooms. up
10 date dairy harms, garage and other out
buildings, 223 acres. trout stream: half mile
from State road and railroad six trains
daily: h ,use IN first class condition: newly
decorated Further particulars address own.
er, r. q. HALLOCK, 74v Main st., Will.
mantle Cnnu
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
To a Satisfactory Tenant?

GOTH ST. (near 5th av.).-Beautlfully fur
nished room apartment; modern elevator
building: baby grand piano; private tele-
phone; long or short lease furniture may
be purchased with lease. For information
telephone Schuyler $3.50.
56TH ST., IOe East.--To let until October
. or longer, charmingy furnished. cool. quiet
apartment. living room. bedroom path
kitchenette, maid service, grand piano.
Phone Plaza 5177. Ask for Henry.
GoTH, 231 wEsT.-APARTMENT. 8 LIGHT
ROOMS. PARQUET FLOOR; WILL SELL
FURNITURE siF WANTED.
GOTH. 225 West.-Three room, dtchenette.
$50 for 2 weeks. from August 3; thereafter
monthly, long as wanted. Call apartment
&C. phone Columbus 1920.
72D, 20 WEST ST.-MAGNIFTCENTLY FUR
NISHED AND ROOM SUITES, PII-
ykTE BATH. LAvATORY; COMPLETE
KITCHENETTE, DISHES. LINEN, SILL
YER: WEEKLY. MONTHLY.
I'D. SO W.-Tnree large bright rooms. kitch-
enette. bath monthly tenant.
S4TH. 107 west.-Clean three rooms, large
kitchen: also parlor bedroom. NEILAN.
sSTTI ST., lT6 E.-Three rooms. clean. home
like: housekeeping electricity; $50 month
ly
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FARM PROPERTY.
Connecticut.

% acres, 16 tillable, fruit trees; good room
house: barn, hen houses, other outbuiid-
ings; 1 horse, 2 cows, 200 chickens, calf
100 hens; farming tools; price $500; 1000
feet on a lake front, good location: terms.
CLARK G. SON. 1924 Main ST.. Bridgeport.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.

WANTED-Four room bungalow. furnished.
for balance of season. seasnore or country
committing distance. METCHIK, 11s5 Bryant
av. Phone Intervale e031
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Vermont.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED COTTAGE for
balance OF season at Manchester in the
Mountains. w. b. EDGERTON. Agent.
Manchester. Vermont
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

/ viii buy a new law house IL well situated
and price right: must show good returns
and be tax exempt; West Bronx or Washing
ton Heights. TAX EXEMPT, 119I Herald,
Harlem office.
WE collect rents, .es commission years Of
experience. s. l.. AKONDS CO., 470
Tremont
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MuItifamiIy House Sales.

Mayer & Kessler interests. which
own the properties. 75.6x82.2. at 1871 to
1915 Park avenue, southwest corner Of
.Eighty-eighth street. have acquired from
Robert b. Knowles the abutting four
story fiat with stores 25x100.S, at 104
East Eighty-eighth street
Frederick J. Spuerbach sold for Julia
Jackson a five-story double fiat, 25x100.
at 32S East Eighty-third street. George
Runk was associate broker.
Moll Realty Corporation sold the FIVE
story apartment at 1864 Fifth avenue,
25x100
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Deal. Closed In the BronI.

Harry Calm purchased from Henry
j. Koch the plot on the southeast cor
ner of Burnside and Creston avenues.
fronting la feet on Burnside avenue
and 100 feet on Creston avenue. Z. o.
Smith was the broker. Bitterman &
Hecht. attorneys. represented the pur-
chasers. Mr.. Calm contemplates fling
plans for an apartment.
Byrne & Bowman sold for Pekky
Grossman the northwest corner OF
161st street and Elton avenue, six
story apartment house. 146x60. arranged
for thirty-three apartments and seve 4
stores. The building rents for about
$17,500 per annum. was held at $685.
600. Gethner. Simon & Asher repre-
sented the sellers Albert Zimmerman
represented the purchaser.
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In the Dwelling Market.

Mulvihill & Co. sold for Katharine
Truax Stryker OF Great Neck. L. l., the
four-story dwelling at 2034 Fifth ave-
nue.. 20xs5. The buyers Ella Kelsch and
Barbara Whitman, will alter building
for business purposes.
Leroy Coventry sold for Rachel SAILS
bury four-story dwelling, 20x100, at
30 West Ninety-sixth street.
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Washington Heights. Above 1e5th Sc.
West Of 9th Av.

ATTENTION! LARGE PROFITS,
Vicinity Riverside Drive-14Jth ST., 10oxfo0.
six story elevator apartment house, 4, and
rooms. low rents. $35. .000 Price $1g2, 900.
Vicinity BroadwayISist St, 50x10T, five
story apartment house, and room apart
ments. low rents, Si3,S00. Price $7S,0
Also other bargains, large and small
n. 4: WOOD, go BROADWAY.
THREE story and cellar. detached dwelling
on lot, 50xi00, IL rooms and . baths, cleo
trio lights. steam heat: garage for two cars
one block from Broadway and 22Jth st
Manhattan. W. y. MORGAN. 3573 Broad
way (l41th ST..
1o0xl00. vacant: 10Th, adjoining Riverside
Drive: easy terms. SIIARUM. no Bway.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

WANTED for immediate possession. about
100 feet front space In first floor, between
fire. Write y. j., room s03. 100 broadway.
WANTED, for immediate possession about
400 feet front space In first floor. between
s0th and I2d sts.. West, for Phyacians Of
flee. write y. j.. room so3, loo Broadway.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
From Battery to 18th St.. Inclusive.

BROOME ST.-Five story cold water flat,
with stores: price $4,000: absolute bar
gain. A. NJ, 3013 Sd av.
FOR SALE-Small corner. downtown business
building. ] tenant; splendid future; will
pay over 10 per cent. net, outside of increas-
ing value. AMOS LAMPftEAR, 149 B'way.
room 1913
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Borough of oncrns-ssi. or Rent.
REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Long Isiand-saIc or Rent.


AT FREEpORT. u. New summer b,tu.
galow. Z rooms and bath On plot s0xlOO.
Price 81 $50. on easy termr
JOHN 2. RANDALL COMPANY,
~ N. Long Beach Av.. Frccport. NJ Y
HoLLIs y. f.--5 lots, snld IN small plots
n desired. price $3.50 each " M IOI,.
LISTER, 1880 Nostrand av., Brookiyn
HOMES AND ACREAGE. Write Y. UNHTR.
Mlneola. Tel. Garden City fGi2W.
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Virginia.
Miscellaneous.

HoMESEEKERS- for Virginia Farms
List. Dept. SO, Emporia, Va.
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Merchant. to Buy In Chinatown.

Wing Woh Chong & Co.. tenants of
the three story building at 32 Pell street
for many years, have arranged to buy
the property. through Horace S. Ely &
Co. The sale was made for Louis G.
Hammersley. 1t includes a lot 2310x
los adjoining the north corner of Mott
street. and title will be taken by, the
81 Pell Street Corporation which the
merchants have formed for that pur.
pose.
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FARMS for sale. catalogue free. STROUT
FARM AGENCY. Box +. $50 Nassau st.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
staten Island.

THE SHAW HOUSE,
Livingston. Staten Island. N T., centrally
located. one block from station: trolieys pass
grounds: 35 minutes to Manhattan. Phone
Port Richmond 1855.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED.
From Battery to I4th ST.. Inclusive.

Above I4th st. to seth st. Unclusive).
East River to North River.
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PenpsyIyanla.

eryNpIsr COTTAGE. East stroudsburs. Pa,
n ~ No 3.-Ideai location; home COM
forts; good food rates on application. Mrs.
J. L. BrSBING.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
Westchester.

PELHAM MANoR.-Attractively situated.
beautifully furnished house. II rooms.
masters. baths cool. comfortable: re-
duced summer rental. 1913 Edgewood av.
Telephone Pelham 1917.
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westchester-sale or Rent.
New York ssate--sale or Rent.

AT SAUGERTIES. N. Y.-BOARDING
HOUSE: farm overlooking the Hudson
River IL rooms furnished electric lights.
heat, stock. TOOLS, implements: 25 acres Of
land OUR FIRST OFFER: send for descrip-
tion and photo. FARM & HOME CO.. corner
Main and Partition sts. Saugerties. n ".
THREE ACRES-s room house. barn: State
read. near village station; 81 500. GEORGE
JAMISON. Pine Bush. N. Y.
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FACTORIES WANTED.

building about $4,000 square feet. electric
power, and siding: viii lease or buy on
suitable terms. liz Herald. Herald square.
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Borough of Observation-Disclosures.

BUILDERS opportunity; Harlem plot 75x
100. with cid frame buildings and stables
suitable for garage or warehouse present
rent 5000 per month. BUILDER. ii99 Her
aid Harlem.
EIGHTEEN family, two stores. city, Si7 600
eight family brick Bronx, SIG 500: two
family, all modern improvements large plot
$4,000; six room brick, one acre, IS 200
PAUL DINDA. 46l sth av.. room 2i5
FIVE story double flat with stores on 1iGth
st. near 5th av. hot water supply; rents
$1,000; price $4,000. Address CORPORA-
TION. 301S 30 nv.
TWO story ID av. cold water flats for
sale very cheap and erv taay terTns to Glove
an cstate. EsTATE, ilns Heraid Harlem.
WALkUP apartment house. is family. z
sto~cR: well constructed. flrst mort "a "a
S2S 600 asklnR $4,000: rents 300. Ce,o.
her $4,000; email amount ~ cash. COUGH
Ian 8 COMPANY. 200 West 72d.
Borough 81 oucens-saie or Rent.
HOUSE rooms and garage; rent or sell ;
immediate pdsres9ion, Bath st. between
wERLY, v. q. box 099, City Hall Station
New York city Of telephone 1871 Flushing
RICHMOND HIf.L.--Two upper fioor- IN nev
fnmily house: decorated, shower bath. par.
uuet &c.. ideally situated. six rooms lease
20 responsible parties II wanted rent s7y
Take Iofftrts nv. Fulton IT. rain 10 fif.h
a. station. See builder MT i0TlG ff2th st +.
phone TAT Rchmond fiil.
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HIGH PRICES RULE
AT SEASHONE SALE
j. P. Day Gets Total of S461,-
325 for Houses and Lots at
Manhattan Beach.

Among the 1900 or more persons who
of Manhattan Beach property conducted
by Joseph p. Day on Saturday were
number who came away disappointed
because there were not enough houses
and lots to go round, and also because
those that were offered were too eagerly
sought after Up TO the final tap of the
auctioneer's hammer the bidding was OF
the variety alliteratively classified as
fast and furious. That the bidders were
willing to pay well for the property was
evident from the record average price
of S1,553 per lot The entire 297 lots
and eleven houses sold for a total of
s461,325. Even the heavy rainstorm
was unable to drive any Of the bidders
from the sale.
The northeast corner of the Esplanade
and Corbin place brought $4,000, while
the northwest corner OF the Esplanade
and Exeter street was sold for $3.50.
Corners on Shore Boulevard ranged in
prica from $4,000 to $500 each and
many more could have been sold at
those prices had they been in the sale
Inside lots on Beaumont street brought
$S25 each. and the same price ruled on
Amherst street.
The southeast corner of Oriental Bou-
levard and Beaumont street was sold
for s5.125. while the opposite northwest
corner brought $500. Oriental Boule-
ward corners at the east end of the
property averaged $500 EACH
Inside lots on Dover street sold for
$a25 each, while similarly located lots
on Exeter street brought from S1,375 to
$1,000 each. For inside lots on Fal-
mouth street S975 was the ruling price,
and $1,000 to $3.50 was paid for lots on
Girard street, between Oriental Boule-
ward and Hampton avenue. Irving street
prices averaged 5000 for inside lots,
while on Jaffray street one block to
the east. from $3.50 to $500 was OBJ
tained.
Other properties sold, together with
the prices paid for each and the names
of the purchasers. are as follows:
! Beaumont street. Mrs. Mary Parker
Smith. $4,000; Beaumont street. A.
r. Strislk. s11.30O: Beaumont street.
Hyman Bursky. S11.30O; 2 Beaumont
street, John f. Sheridan. S11,100:
Beaumont street. Mary Bolton, S11,300;
I Amherst street. Max Schwartz. $11,-
$50; Amherst street, Melchore Mute
S11,100: 3 Amherst street, Leon Pealey
S11,100; Amherst street, Oscar L.
Moser $11. 100: Amherst street, Will
lam Frank. s11,100. and the dwelling
on Exeter street. south OF Shore Boule-
ward, on three lots. M. Hampton, for
S1S.100.
Discussing the results OF the auction
sale. Mr. Day said: Il consider the
Manhattan Beach auction successful in
every way. 1t was necessary to use
great patience and skill in the auction
eering. which was reflected in the result,
establishing record high average auction
prices for Manhattan Beach lots Every
bidder was given ample opportunity re-
Eardless of his or her unfamiliarity with
auction sales and their slowness in maxi
ing bids
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New Jersey.

FOR rent. furnished. six room and bath
apartment on ocean front. Bradley Beach:
possession August ]. Apply WERNER, III
East l1th ST.. New York city. Phone Stuy-
yesant S6f5
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Connecticut.

sTAMFORD. CONN.-In grove, opposite St.
Johns Park. ! or moro large rooms, each
with bath; SIS (board nearby. S9): garage;
Christians. SS8 Main st. Tel. 3624.
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OIL REFINERY FOR SALE.

oils; ready TO operate; capacity 5000 bbls.
per month: located on pipe line, railroad
and deep water facilities: Will sell outright
ROE, 500 Kress Building, Houston, Texas
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Observation-Disclosures.

APARTMENTS or QUALITY,
East West Side. Long, short leases.
APARTMENT RENTING CO.,
fIG West 72d ri. Phone Columbus 1877.
ApARTMENT, outside rooms; rent $50:
roomers: completely furnished; reasonable
Harlem a3i0.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. Exceptionally do
airable sunny. corner apartment, fur
uIshed, seven rooms, two baths: modern,
elevator. overlooking Park; suitcase to Oc-
tobcr, 1929. Phone Columbus 030f before
10 A. NJ. or evenings
ron ladies' only, Hotel Martina Washinston,
70 1sast0 Goth st.. and 30 East 30th st.
rooms 81 per day. with bath $50 per day.
ROOMS, $3.50 per day; aultea. 50 per day.
Hotel CUNT eriand, 51th ST. and broadway;
all transit lines close by.
ROOMS, 81 per day. Hotel Endcott, Co
iurubus av., ut stst st, IL station. A fine
restaurant al moderateNrates.
SIrI. 30 W. Cwestover Cour) bachelor
apartments, high class; hotel service;
meals See Resident Manager. Bryant $3.50.
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Long Islane.

BEACH VIILA-1iC Peach. 6S Arvernes
block 10 station; superb accommodations:
refined guests, ocean rooms, excellent cuisine,
inspection invited; Gentiles preferred. Tel.
Belle Harbor 270; open all year. Miss kEARY
ROCKAWAY PARK. desirable accommoda-
tions by week. week end and remainder
of season. Phone iselle Harbor 2s15.
THE LINWOOD
Clinton av.. Bayshore. l.. I.
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Maine.

FOR RENT IN BAR HARBOR,
COOL, COMFORTABLE COTTAGE,
NEAR HOTELS, QUIET, CLEAN.
furnished Except linen and stlver). masters
rooms. 4 servants, baths, kitchen, laun-
dry. two parlons. pantry and dining room:
spacious piazza and grounds: month of
August $500: August | TO November l. 800.
a ~ to GEO. H. HIGGINS, Postal Tele-
ri ph Office Bar Harbor, Maine.
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gO5 2d av Ashury Park, ". J.
Running water In every room nNteptionni
table; open all year. Phone 4sn. J. NJ.
KETCHAM. .---------------
NAyEsINK, N. J.--Iomc cooking, fresh eggs
and veActables: I mile from Atlantic High
lands. Mrs. CODDINGTON, NavesinK, ~. J.
Tel. Atlantic Highlands 23l.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-12-08

Buy mems gifts at a mems store.
The Observation-Disclosures.
Attorney Olaf Eden spent a few
days in Pierre on business this week.
Mrs. Jane Prowse left Wednesday
morning for Watertown to visit with
her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Heuermann.
"The Isle Of Chance" Junior High
operetta, College auditorium, Friday,
December 9th, 500 p. m.-Advertise-
ment.
Don't fail to see those handkerchief
candy and cookie boxes for sale Satur-
day at the Cafeteria. Business Girls
Club.-Advertisement.
Stop! Look! Listen! Home made
candies and the best things to eat for
sale at the Cafeteria, Saturday, begin
ming at 1000 o'clock a. m. Business
Girls Club.-Advertisement
Christmas and New Years greetings
at the Register. The finest line we
have ever shown at reasonable prices
and your lame printed on each card
that you mail to a friend. Advertisement.
Dean G. l.. Brown of State college,
attended the Inauguration ceremonies
at Huron last Wednesday for DR.. G.. S.
McCune, president of Huron college.
Dean Brown officially represented State
college at the ceremony.
Attorney C. o. Trygstad left Mon
day morning for Pierre to attend the
state republican proposal meeting. The
other proposalmen from Bookings
county were Robert Henry Of Volga,
and G. c. Miller Of Aurora, all of
whom were in attendance.
DR.. c. C. Gotham of Sioux Falls,
Judge H. F. Hanley of Custer, and R.
F. Lyons of Madison. executive conf
mitteeman of the American Legion,
were visitors in Brookings last Satur-
day and attended a conference at State
college with the state board of regents
upon matters concerning the vocational
men in training at State college.
An item of interest concerning
Capt. j. H. Balmat, a State college
graduate who will be remembered by
many Brookings residents, appeared
in the Hudsonite last week: CDR. Bal
mat went to Yankton on Wednesday
afternoon to spend the week end with
his mother, and in visiting with his
brother, Capt. j. H. Balmat, who is
home from his post at Fl. Leaven-
worth, Kas., on a furlough, and after
he returns to duty he will be sen to
Hayti, where he will be in charge of
a regiment of Uncle Sans soldier
boys. Capt. Balmat is a gallant sol
dier, who stands very highly in the
service, just as his brother here does
in his chosen profession"
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Local and Personal
e. G. Trotzig. Associate and News Editor. Phone Ii

DR.. E. w. Forsee, Osteopath.-Ad
vertisement.
Put the Register on your Xmas shop.
ping list.-Advertisement.
Buy mems gifts at a mems store.
The Observation-Disclosures.
Shop early and shop in Bookings,
Mail early and wrap securely.
Mrs. Marion Martin underwent an
operation at the Deaconess hospital
Monday.
Russell Walseth of Clear Lake spent
a few days visiting friends in Brook.
ings last week.
l.. A. Taylor returned Tuesday
night from a business trip to Sioux
Falls and Flandreau.
Remember we pack and mail Records
for your out of town friends. The
Photograph SUPERINTENDENT.
If we haven't what you want in
Sheet Music we will be glad to order
it for you. The Photograph Shop
Advertisement.
Can you beat it? The Register for
50 weeks to an absent friend. Lasts
a whole year and think how they will
enjoy it.-Advertisement.
Bob Heitland left for his home at
Buffalo Center, Iowa, Tuesday morn
ing after a visit here at the home oil
his sister, Mrs. e. b. Foster.
J. F. Erwin returned last Friday from
Toledo, Iowa, where he and Mrs. Erwin
are spending the winter. He expects
to leave again for Toledo tomorrow.
Mrs. j. r. Fridley left Saturday night
for Minneapolis, Mimi, to begin her
duties in the Minneapolis public library
as assistant librarian, to which she
was recently appointed.
There is nothing nicer than Records
for your friends Xmas who have a ma.
chine, or a Photograph and Records
for those that hasn't. Hear and buy
them at the Photograph Shop.-Adver-
tisement.
Attorney ]. C. Alexander left Sun.
day evening for Pierre to attend the
state proposal meeting as a proposal
man of the democratic party Of Brook
ings county. He returned Wednesday
morning.
The Register has just received a fine
line of samples of Christmas and New
Years greetings. If you are wanting
anything in that line call and look
them over. 1t costs you nothing-Ad-
vertisement.
Col. Fred B. Ray of Yankton, de-
Legion arrived last Saturday morning
and spent the day here on business.
He was the guest of DR.. and Mrs. o.
H. Lawrence.
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Twenty-Five Years Ago
From the Register

= g
Judge Alexander was up from Elk
ton Friday.
John Howard of Dodge Center, MINI,
vas shaking hands with his many
Brookings friends Thursday.
w. A. Burgess, county treasurer
elect, came over from White Tuesday
as a witness in the election contest
cases.
Judge j. o. Andrews and Court Ste
~nographer Cheever, went to Clark
Tuesday morning to hold a term Of
court.
j. n. Fuller is assisting in Lockwood
& Brooke's tinshop at present. Julius
says he a make a stovepipe as good
as ever.
Hon. d. ID. Sage and Hon. H. c.
Halverson are busy this week look
ing over the contest cases that has
been filed against them.
Hon. Royal Cranston came down
from Leslie, Mimi, Tuesday and will
visit friends and look after his farm
ing interests in this county for a
few days.
Jonas Ostroot who has been at Lake
Preston for some time looking after
his milling interests, came down from
there Saturday to look after business
matters.
w. e. Whiting, former editor and
proprietor of the Sentinel of this city,
passed through Bookings Tuesday
morning for De Smet where he will
visit relatives and friends. Mr.. Whit
ing is foreman Of the Daily Herald az
Helena, Mont.
The Modern Woodmen held their an.
nual election Thursday evening with
the following results: G. B. Haber,
V. c.; j. c. Jenkins, w. A.; G. H. Stod-
dart, banker; d. H. Campbell, clerk;
A. w. Hyde, physician; R. Matson,
escort; August Mix, W.; w. d. ALI
son, S.
The newly elected officers of the
A. o. U. w. for 1897 are as follows:
w. H. Cornell, NJ. W.; j. M. Trueman,
F.; Thos. Tinker, o.; G.. F. Doughty,
recorder; Chris Hansen, %fnancier: e.
A. Johnson, receiver; Hans Jerde,
guide; Carl Janke, l. w; A. B. Crane,
o. w.
AT the annual election of Bookings
lodge No. "a, A. F. & A. NJ, held
Tuesday evening the following mem
bers were elected as officers for the
ensuing year: H. l. Stearns, W. M:
E. N. Aldrich, S. W.; Geo. H. Stoddart,
J.. W.; w. M. Brooke, secretary, Frank
Kremer, treasurer.
On Saturday morning the gasoline
burner underneath the coffee urn at
the restaurant Of Gaylord & House
sprung a leak and set fire to the tan
communicating with the woodwork.
An alarm was sounded but the flame
was put out before the department
reached the building.
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For auto livery call 159. Geo
Observation-Disclosures.
Buy mems gifts at a mems store
The Observation-Disclosures.
Lewis Woodruff of Onida, county
agent of Sully county, spent Tuesday
in B~rookings on business and renew
ing old acqaintances. Mr.. Woodruff
is a graduate of State college.
Now is the time to order your en-
graved visiting cards if you need then
at Christmas time. 1t takes a week o.
ten days in normal times and just be
fore the holidays there is always a rusl
and work delayed. Do it now.-Adver
tisement.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-09-22
CALOMEL DYING
 FAST IN SOUTH
"Dodson's Liver Tone" Is Taking the Place of Dangerous,
 Sickening Drug.

You're bilious, sluggish, constipated and believe you need vile, dangerous calomel to start your liver and clean your bowels.
 Here's Dodson's guaranteel Ask you druggist for bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone and take a spoonful tonight. If 1t doesn't start your liver and straight en you right up better than calomel and without gripping or making you sick l want you to go back to the store and get your money.
 Take calomel today and tomorrow you will feel weak and sick and nau- seated. Don't lose days work. Take spoonful of harmless, vegetable Dodson's Liver Tone tonight and wake up feeling great. It's perfectly harm less, so give it to your children any time. It can't salivate so let them eat anything .-Advertisement.