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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-18

cox and Fred Moss. Delicious re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess.
Mrs. Carlos enter tained SaturadE
afternoon fC. Lcs E.tle son, Bobole
in observance of his third birthday
anniversary. delightful lunchecn
was served on the lawn, the 0iTJaday
cake with the three candles, formi1 3
the centerpiece The followil 3
guests helped make It d joyful ccca-
sion: Ruth Burrel. Ethel Caric2,
Dorothy Moss Reva, Maxine aEC
Mildred Miller and Jimmie Heslup,
and Mesdames, Ray Burrel, T. CaT-
leo, Otto Miller, Fred Moss, Torn
Heslup. 2 B. Wilcox and Misses
Wilcox, Staples and Cox.
The Directors of Payette-Oregon
Slope Irrigation District have APP
pointed Chas Las as the thiTd d.
rector, to succeed Geo. L2ttiG, ae
signed
MT and Mrs. e. KaTst entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis and child
rem at dinner Tuesday evening com
plimentary to her sister, Mrs. =. Hall
The Oregon Trail Highway is
rapidly being completed ana before
the snow flies the people o. the
Flat will have afiRe gravel road to
Weiser, Payette and Ontario.
Dave Howard has secured the con
tract to do the threshing for those
who have pooled their threshing on
the Flat
MIR. Wisdom returned Saturday
from Hot Lake, Oregon. where he
has been taking treatments for heart
trouble.
Work on the new school house is
being erected rapidly and will be
ready for occupancy by the time
school opens in September.
August 29,a Special election has
beencalIed for the purpose Of elect
ing aclerk Of the school board, which
office has been made vacant by the
resignation OF Mr.. Geo Lattig.
John Howard has been hired by
the Directors Of Payette-Oregon
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-18
FRUITLAND
ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Colwell, Miss Bethel, and
Mrs. |. c. Taylor joined Mr.. and Mrs.
H. b. Kinnison and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur COiwell in picnic dinner on
the Kinnison lawn Sunday.
Mr.. Arthur Colwen returned Sat
urday from Moscow where ne has
been attending sumner school, Mon
day Mr. and Mrs. dwell and two
little sons, returned to their home in
Boise.
Mrs. T. c. Taylor is visiting Mrs.
ed Jones this week.
The Queen Esther Girls will hold
a Bakery and Cooked Food Sale at
Waite's Service Station, Saturday,
August 90 at 10 o'clock
Miss Ethel Lyle and Mrs Cosie
BranthOover spent Sunday 1T the NJ.
B. Sherman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. BolIinger and
family, Mr. and Mrs. wilbur BOllin,
ger, BIZ. and Mrs Harvey Hostetler,
Mr. mad Mrs. Jonas Hostetler and
family ana Miss Magic Eeegly we're
entertained at the ). w. Beehler
home Friday evening. Ice cream and
cake were served and 4 very Plea
ant time enjoyed by all.
Mrs. T. r. Nelson and two sons
we're Friday evening dinner guests
at the A A Stetler home.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Z. Shubert ami
little son ana Mr. and Mrs. jaime.
Deal left overland Monday for
two weeks trip to Portland aEL g.
attic Mr.. and Mrs. Lie Brown will
stay in the telephone office GI"iTI
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-18
North Payette


MI and Mrs. Durham and child
rem, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moggridge
Mrs. James Shearer and Mr.. Carico
and children were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrum
Howard.
Mr.. Loren Hines made trip to
the hills for derrick poles last week.
Mr.. C. P Lattig is having his
house and other farm buildings
painted.
Mr.. Tomlin, Mr. Vaughn and Mr..
Quals shipped a car of melons to La
Grande last week. Mr. Qualls and
Mr.. Tomlin left Sunday night, ex-
Dectingto sell the melons from the
car.
NJ and Mrs. Ora Durham enjoy
cd Sunday dinner the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Cahil
Among the recent births are: Born
to mir and Mrs. Claus Reimers, Aug.
Sth, baby boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. F. Baer,
Aug. Il. baby boy.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Paine gave a
dinner Sunday the guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh Paine,
Nj. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and
Mrs. ida Paine.
The North Payette Air Storage
Co., have employed Mr. Glaspey to
roof the packing house.
Mr.. Suplee, Mr.. Coughanour and
Mr.. Kent drove to Montour last
Thursday to look at the different
headgates.
\. J. Shearc, left FOR Salem. Men
It;S,.r J., a
children home
Mr.. and Mrs. LuI'r returned from
the mountains Sunday evening. they
didn't stay as long as hey mad nian-
ned
Mr.. John Oster recently purclas,
q Dodge car.
Mrs. VIM. Edwards ami children
spent the first OF last raek with Mrs.
Howard. On Wednesday she WAS
invited to stay with 5irs. Jones.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Jones gave
a tea complimentary - Mrs. ed
wards. Those present were: GIrs.
Harris and children, Mrs. Wslibe-
loved and Mrs. A. B. Moggridge and
children, Mr.. Jones brought home
some ice cream for the Children.
Mrs. Earl Shurtliff left Cor ort-
land. Ore. where she will take
treatment, she then expects to visit
for about three weeks a mong
friends and relatives there.
John Oster and wife spent Sunday
With Fred Alstrand of Fruitland.
Mr.. and Mrs William Martin and
Sam Duborko and Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Oster were Sunday guests of Luhr's
and Valard's S.
Madam's Jones and Moggridge
spent Saturday and Sunday in Boise.
While there they visited Hallett,s.
Harris sand Browns
Women can successfully ySon
.lens work in all walks of life, of
today, as is shown by a lady mail
i Il re .5l!sl UEEdWHT qluA ssuy
raTrier on Route No. 2
Parsons home Sunday leaving early
Monday morning for her home.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thrP
A cry delightful day was spent
Sunday - J ". HATS home when
ri. and Mrs J. NJ McMannis and
daughter Esther, Mr.. and Mrs T.
DotsGa and daughter, Dorothy and
son hCas., of New Plymouth and Mr.
and Mrs Clyde Harry and daugh-
.cTs Catherine and Clare, of Fruit
land motOTed down and were dinner
guests Of the family. The young
people enjoyed q splash in the after
noon ami older ones melons,
Mrs. F. z. kirkpatrick and son,
Cameron called in the afternoon.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-18

ard Hall left Saturday for trip to
John Day, Oregon.
The Excelsior Glass OF the Breth-
rem church will give a Sacred Must
cal concert in the church, Sunday
evening, Aug. 81. II O'Clock.
Empty fruit jars may be had at
the H. r. Flack home, for canning
fruit and vegetables for the Orphan 6
Home. Everyone is urged to bear
this in mind, and help the good
cause along Last year is the first
time for 10 years we haven't had a
nice collection to send, but due to
some misunderstanding, there was
MT much canned. Let's all try and
do our bit this year.
Mr.. William and Clarence Dough-
erty, of Tillamaak, Oregon, arrived
Friday, mad are staying at the Par
Dunn home.
Mrs. Clyde K'.~d visited at the
Phillip Lynn home Saturday and
Sunday.
Little Miss Laura Rands left Tues
day for Des Moines, Iowa.
Mi. and Mrs. Frank Thompson
and Miss Lola Rich were Sunday
guests at the L. H. Rich home
The Whitley Bottom road is i'm
passible this week, owing to a land
slide at the foot of the grade be-
tween the Thorp and May ranches.
Little Fay and Fern Rands were
taken to Nampa Sunday where they
will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Dalzell and
Mr.. and Mrs. l. E. Dalzell and sons,
were Sunday guests at the ]. D. Bak-
er home north of Payette. o
Out of the % ladies who started
in the Nurses Training Class, only 4
wrote the examination. These were:
Mrs. Ira Dalzell, Mrs. Frank Thomp-
son, Mrs. Richard Hall and Miss Ber-
nice MCGEE. They all received good
grades and certificats from the Red
Cross Headquarters in Seattle. The
highest grade was awarded to Mrs.
Dalzell.
Mr.. Ira Dalzell began excavation
Tuesday for 4 new packing house
4OxS0, with an IS foot porch north
of the canning factory. There will
be a basement under all, which will
serve as a storage room. A grader
will be installed and fixed up-to-
date.
ldHh hluAloOh al-l'Cu hO444C
from tennessee. Wash, Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. Joe Davis and Ethel Reed,
quietly went to Boise Tuesday morn
ing and were married After visiting
there a few days they will return
to Fruitland and make their home
with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Clasper of
McKeesport, Pennsylvania left Sun
day after weeks visit at the Har-
ry Powell home. They are making
IN Xtnsive tour of the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Childs and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steph-
ems. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Howe Ransom
enjoyed a picnic dinner at the B. u.
Taylor home in Ontario Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Henggler, Miss
Felistis and Mr. Anton Henggler mo-
tored to Bise Mnday and were accm-
panied home by Miss Florence Bette
benner for a visit with Fruitland
friends.
Miss Katherine Madsen entertain
ed 100 of her girl friends in honor OF
Misses Gladys and Rachael Chris
Jensen, at her hme Tueday afternoon
The afternoon was spnt in music anil
social chatting and L delightful!
time had by all present. Delicious
refreshments consisting ic cream.
cake and canteloupe were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Larson OF Pay
cite, were Sunday guests at the \.
]. Hansei home.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-18

Mis-. Elnora Maxfield Of Payette,
and Miss Ellen MaXfield OF Ii
Grande, arrived Saturday for f."
weeks visit with Mrs A. Y. Bishop.
The c. +. held their monthly bIs,-
ness and social meeting with Miss
Bcrnice Hill Saturday mite. About
40 were present, and refreshments
Of ice cream and cake were 5crved.
n Mattoon, Illinois, August g.
occurred the marriage OF Miss '1ca
Thodc to Arthur Shaw formerly Of
that place, but who for the past year
has been employed in Berkeley, Cal
ifornia. They will visit in the East
a few weeks. then will stop here on
their way to Berkeley, where they
expect to make their home Ms.
Shaw lett here about two years ago.
and since has been employed g.
stenagrapher for the Central and
Public Service System in MattOO-
Her friends here extend their heart
est concentrations to the happy cCH-
pie
Mrs. d. /. Ingard very delightfully."-
entertained at a 5000 party at her
home TAuraday afternoon in honor
of her mother, Mrs. A. Cox, and Mrs.
T. r Nelson Mrs. J. X. Mckinney
first prize which was a cut glass
lowe basket, and Mrs. l. e. Peter
son second prize, q card table cover
A lovely course luncheon was serv-
ed at 8 O'Clock, the hostess being as
sisted by Miss Katherine MAIDEN, and
Misses Mildred Holmes and Dorothy
Turne~ OF Payette.
Dr.. Ira 4 Aldrich Of La Grande,
Ditrict superintendent, preached at
the Methodist church Sunday mite,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-18

Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at
the Methodist Parsonage occurred
the marriage of Mrs. Pearl Peterson
to Mr.. =. C. BlGkesley, in the pres
ence of Mrs. Peterson's two little
daughters and Mrs George Toad.
The bride wore a beautiful gown OF
pearl gray taffeta, and the groom
wore the conventional black. The
beautiful ring ceremony was 0s- 81.
after which the bridal couple and
daughters Immediately left.fOr a trip
to the Lakes. Mr.. and Mrs. B!ackes-
ly have Q host Of friends who extend
congratulations and best wishes 10
them in their new adventure.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-18
OF ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.
IN tbc District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District OF the State OF
Idaho, in and FOR the County OF
Payette.
The Payette National Bank. a cor
pOration,
Plaintiff,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-18
J. W. Willis.
Defendant.

J. W. Willis.
Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that a writ
of attachment was issued out of the
above entitled Court on the 18th day
of August, A. D. 1921, in an action
wherein The Payette National Bank
is plaintiff and J. W. Willis is de-
PENDANT, attaching the property of
said defendant to secure the pay
ment of Six Hundred Sixteen &
S2/1O0 (s616.S2) Dollars, together
with interest and attorney fees.
In Witness Whereof, l have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
seal of said Court this 18th day of
August, A. D. 1921.
H. G. GARDNER,
Clerk
of the District Court OF
the Seventh Judicial
District.
(SEAL)
j. H. HELMAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Residing at Payette, Idaho.
First pub. Aug is, last Sept. l.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-18
Plaintiff.
J. W. Willis.
Defendant.


Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that awrit
of attachments was issued out of the
above entitled Court on the 18th
day of August, A. d. 1921, in an ac-
ton wherein J. A. Lauer and Bro.
A Co-Partnership consisting of j. A.
Lauer and Edwin Lauer is Plaintiff
and ]. w. Willis is Defendant. at
taching the property of said defend
ant to secure the payment of Three
Hundred Fifty-seven and $4,000
C357.S9) Dollars, together with in
terest and attorney fees.
In Witness Whereof, / have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
seal of said Court this 18th day of
August. A. D. 1921.
H. G. GARDNER,
Clerk of the District
Court of the Seventh
Judicial District.
(SEAL)
j. II. HELMAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Residing at Payette, Idaho.
First pub. Aug 1S. last Sept. 1.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-18
NOTICE OF ATTACHNIENT

In the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District of the State of
Idaho, in and for the County of
Payette.
j. A. Lauer and Bro, A Co-partner-
ship, consisting of j. A. Lauer and
Edwin Lauer,
Plaintiff.
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Continued o. Page 81
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/. BRAND FIREBRAND
FRENCH PREMIER is FOREMOST
IN PREPARATIONS FIGHT
tNewspaper Enterprise Association,

PARIS, Feb. i Can't come. No
boots.Ia 8s4ts fff.
Thdtlieiegrain was sent years ago
by Aristide BRAND.
Son of a POOR Breton inn-keeper
he was then struggling to earn
liveliaoe. as barrister.
Today he is Frances premier and
the foremost figure in Frances fight
To make Germany pay heavy repara-
tons
This is his seveath term as prime
minister He has been called upon in
every great crisis Of the republic in
he past II years.
BRAND was a pillar Of the Socialist
party He favored the strike as the
best weapon of the proletariat
During his premiership railroad
strike threatened He called the rail-
road men to the country's colors and
made them operate the roads as sol
diers Of France.
Crushes Defeatists
Il was BRAND who crushed the de
featists who wanted TO make an early
ard costly peace with Germany.
BRAND would rather fish than fight
but he's IA fighter from way back.
lie seems to be the least interested
of all when he is attacked in the par
lianentary chamber. lie appears
bored
Gray-faccd, hair disordcred, mus
cache dropping like that of u walrus,
he slouchcs to his place to reply TO
The onslaught
Stronger than Clcmenceau. more
eloquent than Viviaui. he is trans
formed into raging torrent of ora
tory
He sweeps down upon his auditors
with all the known forensic tricks and
cruces. lie plays upon their passions
and emotions as an orSanist plays
uEon keys and stops.
And the echo is usually victory
for BriaL3
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SHE LOVES TO KILL
WHOM? TURKS WHO MisTREATEp
HER IN WAR.
Newspaper Enterprise AssocIatIon.1

fNewspaper Enterprise AssooIation.l
NEW YORK. Feb. Nv omen
have great talent for murder
Sergeant kid. knows. Ske mas
killed IS Turks,
i Fer name IS Kidranouhi krikorian.
She has boen sold into slavery, mas
beea an inmate OF harem and Is the
sole survivor of family of p, most
of whom she saw murdered
What does she think of life?
Give me a gun I'll show you what
think about life.
Art?
THAT is an anger in your heart for
beautiful things gone wrong MY ars
is an anger in me that shall not de,
a passion to avenge myself, with
sword. It's only fighting that gives
me happiness"
Love?
4 shall never let the word pass my
lips"
Women in war?
They should be good soldiers; they
5rc capable of great RACES. And
/ iaaro is not 4 woman living WAC mas
not suffered.
FOR me the army is home, the bat
tleGcld my fireside-Death is my faith
Icr AM mother"
I She is homesick for the gun and
whip she carried rs sergeant in NJ
Armenian army. With The first sae
killed With the latter she obtained
Incidence from those under Ter.
Bows clothes. says Sergeant "Nid
ire the only suitable apparel 10 WON
"a wncV they have rough work T. 40
We: 'em when you 20 out % Sill
81 advises.
she has been adopted by an Amer
.cani2ed Armenian lady who wo6i,
bring her up as a LADY
Can YOU picture her III chiffon?
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TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT BY YEAR-A
furnished bungalow or house in
Dayioua. Mast be reasonable:
ana Glove tn. Rent monthly in ad-
vance Young married couple For
occupancy about May lst. Address
'ioX 10. Daily y VS. d2-Stf
WANTED Small furnished bungalow
by the year. Tan give good refer
ence or furnish bond. Apply j. }. X,
Daily News II, p2-9-3t
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Situations Wanted

For the time being the Daily News
will publish ads for Positions Want
ed twice free of charge. providing
they are not over 25 words and the
answers are not to be addressed to
the Daily News.
ODD JOBS of any kind. Carpenter
work. roof work. chimney work
moss removed Anything you want
done. just call rs and talk il over
Go anywhere. do anything. Court
csy, attention and thoroughness.
orr motto Phoenix Roofing Co, 10
Cypress St Phone 17S pr It.
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LONDON is NERVOUS
OVER "MIXED JURIES'
international News oervice.)

LONDON. Feb. II The iury was
locked up for two days during which
time Rupert was able to win Gladys
yes This is the sort OF thing We
may have in this opening era Of mixed
iuries
The probate divorce aad admiralty
division introduced women as jurors
on January -. and the Aid Bailey
made The Innovation even sooner
All kinds OF personalities are con
1tred mp by the new order Separated
husbands and wives who chance To be
broush, together GA Jury duty nla>
maxi q az al husbands may besfa
dangerous filtration Wiz lair al
H. GHes
Roaances may pe nesal u3 bras, q
en- iGri"s Of IN. nurture
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REPORT BIG GASSER
nnternatlonal Nens seruicel

tIrteruatlonaJ News service.)
FLUSHING, Ohio Feb 10 The
Ohio Fuel Supply company has drilled
in a 100000 foot gasser on the Al
berg Wilson farm in Buttermilk Val
ley The well has been plugged. ac-
cordihg TO reports received here.
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y ! l..
CfAI. CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR VOLTA
SlA COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN CHAN
Gerry.
Frank T Peck.
Complainant
The heirs at law of RATE W SUMTER
nee Rees; the devisees under the last will
Of Kate W Sumter, nee Hees deceased
and all unknown persons soever claims
ing the premises in question. or any part
thereof. interest therein. under said
deceased or otherwise in the premises:
and the heirs at law of WILL HIGBEE
the deVisees under the last will of Viii
Higbee. deceased, and all unknown par-
u le stioa. or an. part thereof. or ii. Ears ct
I tlst.-1in, under said deceased o. nsnsr-
wise n tie premises ant The heirs al
/ Law - iI2sEE; the dc '-.'s uis.l.r
! ttr i - viil a. -. Higbee. deceass l. and
/ an unknown persons soeHer claiming the
lpremises in question or ans part thereof
Tor interest therein, under said deceased
ur otherwise In the premises and JAMES
#CLtFFoRD MEARS, and MABEL MIcARs
4 LOWELL.
Defendants.
To The heirs at law of Kate w Sumter.
nee Rees the devisees under the last
viii 81 Kate W Sumter, nee Rees de-
ceased. and all unknown persons soever
calming the premises in question. Or any
] part thereof. or interest therein, under
said deceased or otherwise in the prem
ises, and the heirs 1T law OF VIII Hig-
bee; the aevisees under the last win Of
I viii Itigbee. deccased and all unknown
persons soever claiming the premises in
I question. or any part thereof or interest
Ithcrcin under said deceased or otherwise
lin the premises: and the heirs Of -. Hig-
bee the deNsees under the last viii Of
- iIphce. dccea scti. ana all unknown
/ ptiscus socvcr claiming the premises in
question. or amy part thereof. or interest
/ therein, under said deceased or other
| wfSc in tht premises; which premises are
described * those certain lots, tracts.
pic, as. parcels Of land situate lying and
/ bcill-; ID, tIac t'ity of lpaytoua. Counts OF
NoluSil and state Of Florida. more par
.ietiiarlV kncwa designated and described
I us fniIuWS, tC-Wit.
lot three. and West 0nc-half Of 10;
two. aud South one-half of East one-han
~ i-"' Two ill1 tiitt l"tu9n % LOT one.
ti4c East line nf West onc-haif Of 10,
two. eNtcHdcd 10 said Canal ali in Bloel
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GOOD PLACE TO DIE.

tNeWspaper Enterpr.se AssocIatIonl
WEST ORANGE n J., Feb. j
This town, which has called ITSELF tbs
"hg Ilthiest town in the e. :. A.
since nat lonal records a few years aeo
Slowed it had the lowest death rat
in il, class reports ont Of 100 death.
last year. = persons had passed 7et
II bad passed So and os.e 30
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CAMBRIA STEEL co.
JOHNST0WN OPENS
PORTION OF PLANT
unt.rnationai News scrvice)

JOHNSTOWN. Pa, Feb. II Thf
cambria Steel company today al
counced a rcopcning of a number of
departments which have been closed
since December Thousands OF men
are affected
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ASKS REPORT ON THE
RUM0R THAT AMER.
SOLDIERS FIRED ON
Omitted Press.l

WASHINGTON, Feb t2-Secretary
OF the Navy Daniels today cabled Ad-
miral strauss, commanding the ASH
attic fleet To report on dispatches
from Toxic that five American sail
us hat~ been fired On in VIadiyostok.
The Toxic report said one sailor was
wounded.
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IT MAY BE SO, BUT
lN ewspaper EnterpfIse Ass6e 4 az

AQUA PRfETA. Nex. Felt 9AaHiop
kleelce has Jazz loving PerataR kit
ten. When Pop PLAYS dreamy Mexican
waltzes in his phonoeraph the kitten
leaves the room. When ne mus Oh a
slam-haug dishpdn record the kitten
curle up under the phonograph and
goeS to sleep
Thin eyebrows show lack of VI
tality and thick ones a highly vital
Ter compartment together with pow
er ami endurance.
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sWc have Dodge Brothehs four.
door sedan Has been well cared for.
Run about 5000 miles For low prizes
OF $500. Daytona Buick Co..
4S3-2-II-St.
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FOR SALE

AUTOMOBILE FOX SALE Must
sell at once. one 1920 Lexington
touring, G-cylinder Rcd Seal Coutiu-
'ental motor. driven only 5000 miles
Owner going north. Can be bought
for half the price Of Il rcw one
Fhone 159 - 10-7t.
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LOST

LOST Some time Thursday. Il Grcnk
ictter fraternity pin with lAmc.
class and chapter on back. Suitable
reward 1 returned 10 - Bay ST
~ 1I-.t.
LOST Garnet breast pin. between TIA"
Austin ard high school OF North
Beach or Bay streets. Return TO
Austin. Liberal reward p2-11-3t
LOST Pair OF shell trimmed glasses
Reward Return to Merchants Bank.
Paying teller PILL 1t
LOST Gold watch on Ddytona Beach
with iuatjals C. y, d. on back.
Please return and get reward to
Charles n. Dupont. Wehner's Groc-
erteria. naytona 4S:-2-1I-3t.
LOST Brown fur neck piece about
/ II wards long between Seabreeze
Opera House and Clarendon. Find
or please notify Room ia Claren-
don Hotel and receive reward.
47S-2-1I-3t.
LOST WRIST watch. octagon shape.
black ribbon hand Finder please
return To \, B. Morris Plumbing
shop or Phone 512 and receive re
ward 4s0-2-12-3t
LOST-Gas tank filler cap last night
oetween Mr. CANDLES Garage and
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-12

FOR SALE Equipment for modern
tea room, Address Box 972. DeLand.
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