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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19
NOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS TO
IMPROVE HIGH STREET. FROM
THIRD STREET TO SIXTH
STREET AND FOURTH STREET
FROM PINE TO JEFFERSON
STREET.

Proposals will be <eceived by the
Common Council Of the City OF Klam-
ath Falls. Oregon. for making the
Improvement OF High street from
Third street TO Sixth street and
Fourth street from Pine street TO
Jefferson street. including intersec-
tions. The Improvement to be made
in accordance with tho plans and
specifications therefor on file with
the City Engineer and In the office
OF the Police Judge. for either OF the
classes OF hardsurfacing mentioned
in the plans and specifications and In
Ordinance No. sci. ordering the i'm
provemeDt. The making OF the I'm
provement will be let In one contract.
Proposals must be filed with the
Police Judge not later than 8 o'clock
=. NJ, OF October 3rd., 1921, at which
time and date at the Council Chamber
In said city all proposals will be
opened for consideration.
Each proposals must be accompan-
led by a certified check on some res
ponsible banking institution equal
TO per cent OF the amount OF the
proposal. to be forfeited to tho city
upon failure OF the successful bid
der to enter into contract and bond
for the faithful completion OF the
Improvement. The right to reject any
and all bids being hereby reserved In
the Common Council. The award to
the successful bidder VIII be made
contingent upon the sale OF the bonds
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

thic. Concrete or Willie. curbing.
and laying OF concrete sidewalks.
A. l.. LEAvITT.
Police Judge,
By order OF the Common Council.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19
Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-3-room apartments.
furnished and unfurnished. Mrs.
Myrtle Anderson, Apt. 4, cas- Oak
81 1929
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

SALEM-Men teachers In Marion
county receive an average monthly
salary OF $145, while women teachers
are paid an average monthly salary
Of s103.S3. J. A. Churchill. state
superintendent Of schools. said the
ratio of difference in salaries paid
men and women teachers In Marion
county applied to practically all Sec
tions of the state.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

FURNITURE for s-.oom house for
sale. Fine location for rooming
or boarding house, A bargain. sos
Main st. 15-2O'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

SHOE shines cut to l5c at o. n.
Parlors. shines just as good as
ever. work guaranteed. VIM. Timms.
Prop. l5-zo
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

FOR sALE-Trade In the Old Fliv-
yer and get one OF the new light
velie Skies, VIII have a carload In
the 18th. Terms to suit you. klam-
ath Garage. Phone 140. 1919
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

PENDELTON-A severe electrical
storm, with a brief but vigorous
downpour of rain, covered Umatilla
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

WOMAN wanted to cook for small
harvest crew ut Malin. Inquire
Herald office. ID. J.. 11-2S'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

PORTLAND-Business with the
west coast OF South America. which
has been dormant for several months.
appears to have experienced sharp
revival under the influence Of more
favorable exchange rates with the
South American countries. After
several months without any boats at
all leaving Portland for the South
American west coast, four are being
despatched this month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

The Turner Apartments, S12 Oak ST..
room furnished apartments with
wood, light and water, $500; Single
$500. We have new housekeeper.
Come and investigate. 1917
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished four
room apartment, also garage. No
children. Phone 192-M 1879
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

PAINTS, OILS AND NARNlSh
WALL PAPER
w. T.. AND J. L. PATTERSON
Phone ls6-w. l27 N. 4th St.
ISL
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

FOR RENT,-Newly furnished rooms.
soc a night. So q week at Hot
Springs Hotel. 6-20
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

SELLING ouT--Many good things.
We can show you Just what you
want. See Dick. 9Th and klamath
Ave. Hurry Hurry! All goods must
20 at sacrifice prices. 17-19'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

FOR sALE-Phonograph Ind piano.
Inquire 416 Pine. Phone sl5M.
17-1s'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

wANTED-Painters-Two good roof
and scaffold men apply at once.
II. c. Tuthill. Doris, Calf. 1878
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

wANTED-Dry shop grader to be-
gin work Monday the 22nd. Phone
or write. Nine Lumber Co.. City.
17-2O'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

FOR RENT-Furnished Cabin. $500
per month. See Dick, 9th and
Klamath Ave. 17-1es
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

BY order OF the Common Council.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

FOR RENT-Sleeping room with
bath for one or two. 1850 Pine.
l3-l9s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

FOR SALE--17 laying hens. Phone
$751;, 325 n. 10th St., 1890
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19
MAKE STREET IMPROVEMENTS

By order OF tho Common Council.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

By order OF the Common Council.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19
NOTCE INVITING bids.

by order Of tho Common Council
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

er. French Hand Laundry. 123 N.
18th st. 16-19s
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-05-06

Sport models Graduation Dresses, mod
els for afternoon and street wear-feat
uring Crepe de Chine, Canton Crepe
Organdy, Tafteta, Satin and combina-
tions that are the last word in desirable
ity for the woman or miss who wishes
TO be we'll dressed.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-05-06

more than i've years. IL once moro
approaches pcrihelion.
Since modern comctary theory
makes perfectly possible the disin-
tcgration of "A comet. IL In interesting
to recall tho fate OF "A previous close
visitor. Biela's comet. discovered i'm
1898 by an Austrian officer. Bicla's
comet had period OF 2-3 years
and like winneckc's comet made a
near approach to tho carth's orbit.
ON its fourth return I'm ls46, Bic
Ia's comet divided in two and
travelled double for four months. tho
two parts being about l60. 900 miles
apart. At it's next return. the twins"
were both observed / % million miles
apart. Since then neither has ever
been seen although they should have
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-05-06

returned some nine times. and more
than once under favorable conditions
for visibility.
In November. 1872. however. just
as the earth crossed the track of tho
lost comet, wonderful meteoric
shower took place. The same thing
occurred i'm 1885 and in 1898 to n
less extent. II is by no means sure
that these meteors were the disin-
iegratcd comet. hut according to the
Harvard astronomers it lis certain
that they had some connection with
IL.
Astronomers are waiting with In
terest to see whether the near ap-
proach OF Winnecke's comet in June
will cause "A similar meteoric shower.
as has been predicted.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-05-06
AL OF Comet
BRING METEORS
Of Skies 10 Be Nearest
Earth on June Is p

&c. Mass. May 6.--win'
net. the near approach OF
be- earth In June. according
pr T.euschuer OF the Uni
California. may provide III
shower. Is "a periodic visit
nciGhborhood OF tho earth.
y every tiVo years and nine
so. ON most OF the pre-
IL has remained invisible
cd eve. Il
formation obtained Mt the
.al Laboratory at Harvard
IL appears that tho correct
he celestial visitor IN the
ecke comet. 1t was orig
ovcred by ]. l.. Pons, "A
tronomor, In 1913. Pons
iefatigablo scarehcr OF the
was responsible for the dis
no less than 81 comets.
imc when Pons FIRST found
ular comet another astrou-
rd Eneko computed that
ter OF It's elliptic orbit was
would reappear every -
is was a close guess. but
FcaAon nobody sighted tho
hny OF it's subsequent cisits
y-ntnc years had elapsed
the original discoverer, was
buried.
In 4. 1858, winnecke redis-
be- comet. which then was
n period Of twelve weeks.
known as tho Pons- Win
ct. and later, because Pons
my other discoveries to his
ronomers formed tho habit
/ merely Winnecko's comet.
en- II has been detected on
OF It's return trips. On its
according to recent COM
N will make It's nearest ap-
the sun about tho 18th of
. present theory about
that they are accompanied
Quantities OF small PARTICLES
together through space.
astronomers have predicted
pproach OF tho earth and
comet will cause some OF
! PARTICLES 20 fall into our
I'm June, causing n
hower.
bet comes within o. million
nc sun In June. ut what In
known as II perihellon. or
ppronch. Then IL sets of
ptic journey until at it's
iafnnee from tho sun, or
IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES Tuu SALE

AZ N'IuNnI'ii'~ 10" NNiE 10
''.l I1ltb truck iu excellent condition.
hai' i'f small ru'lu'cd ear cedar
II l'N roadster iu N.l condition Tor sale
..ti .-, Wv v.I,' '''' '' '''' '''''" '''
\"I 1870 u.ud'' N' condition. terms
'."'.''' parry ''''' ~
'HItt touring rpr tur sale 200 5c"
'H 't .iu i""fin 'sHFr traH.i.
lIln'iF ElI.TW' flr nlo nr irndr.
H.'IH now n.N".IHN. uihrrwi7g lu good
''.I.I.n NdlfcH" 'l'.t. world.
IlN.I N. ... Iur atIr Ford roaiatar
tuI uu.A l.Ht .h,4r cedar arl
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Missouri. Kansas & Texas Rail-
way Company described Hs fol-
lows: THAT part Of the Missouri
kansas & Texas Railway right-of-
way lying between the West line
Of Peoria Ayruu" and the East
line Of Dwasso Avenue and be-
tween line i5O' north Of ami
parallel to the north line OF
Fourth street and north line 0f
Fourth street .,.....,... ..,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01
HUDSON
ESSEX

Latest model 7passouFer Hudson phae.
ton, run few hundred miles, new Federal
cords, attractive price.
Hudson HprudHtari now paint, new slip
covers. Federal cords. Don't fail 20 SEQ
this one.
EWck roadster In splendid condition,
new paint. runs like new car.
Hudson model II 7.passenger. new
paint, new cords. viii soil at low figure.
l1l9 REQ J-paHacnEor roadster, In good
condition, can ho bought right
1920 upynrn 2 passenger, new paint,
good tires uNcrhuulcd.
BOOST MOTOR co,
l2i South Mair 81 OHaEe ans
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LEGAL

viot by contract vita tH, ,.., .ll rui,
vmahoma ~" hmAHu,s respectively az
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LEGAL


W'n's. the N''ue way '' '"L'I'l.N 20 10"
'u"'s .,.N '.'.,f. 'N''
"o,.a, ,,, j., we "U' W. W.. |N n'. +' r'
plVH's =" nuns t"u u' 'h''' 'a 'n'
co!eeied ne are ''hrf delinquent t1'"s
W 'n" I''N OF ,''st. '.''h''3 provided
',NV'. 'h.' nv '"n'i "l H'l' iInprit
the PRIVILEGE of diHchargiur tho whole
amount assessed nEaiust SAID proper.
iy or any instal'u'ut thereof upno
We haNntnt =" ,inn nl.n'r otuc'J
or IN" ~. '' t"'.t or 'H, N.n'
l.fot' maturity ot ,nnr unpaid rrin.
.rty u,,, ,ftsr tb. h.Ii.r .,I ,
Iii 49, r.'Itt't t. o.. 'N
rlr,,re snt pey,p1. NJ bi. tgt,,,i,. e.,
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any,, me- t.,nre ~, ,,,., s,v |
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VIZ 90" "N u'''s '"'.
hayo nc iltu' '' vu,l'n" 'h, lr,''."
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,,'s,",..',y"' ,,,,-r,.. ~. "., ~. aye
lection where tho sam" arr" incurred
which said reasonable attorneys f"e ana
costs ~ collection shall IN no event -
Good tho following amounts and schedule
For reasonable cost " collection. not -
exceed the sum ~ s. go I'm any casa
t,r ryrsyrabic atturnryr fees who're
Incurred M amount not Co exceed twen
.tIr d,Iiuuu,tf irstsIlrrrt ,r t,.,r
mcpta and accrued irtorcs' thereon wbilir
In no case shall exceed the sum NJ 40 on
huu III "O e"'o W 'eH' '""h 'no sum o'
y 90. a., ..,,.,
sbsl se constTcd 10 nr nrcrsts T', as I"9n,n,od
uon upon the power Of any cuurt u con,
pot"nt turisdirtiuu wherein suit lg brought
to forcciose the lien securing said tax 6lji
or tax bills. to Tx and determine ros
Honabtc attorneys Zee 10 ue taxed In the
action In favor " the holder - tho tas
'st,,r,g,, 4. .r,..,.. ..-.... ,,.,,.u
70, ,,,I.st,',,t" ~ ~ w., ,I' ',.aiu
y aargssigE Nh. prnopgrty herein De- ,lhgd
navcprnt sccors,ng l., ,hm tsn.,', t,' y.
ing lien upon the the propeS,y c"N as S"R herein m
ayt out. shall operate as n1tico pt such
assessment and llen against the crrdrorH
Of the owners ~ such property and the
purchaser thrrof aud the lien herebv
tNed shall be effective against an such
own"rs creditors ~ purchasers.
SECTION Thal all ordinances or
parts or ordinances IN conflict with the
pE'Nlsinns Of THIS ordinance, IN so tnr az
such conflict Hisis De- ana the sauo ara
"', vug g. e. 'i.g"''"'
~, ua' ,h 'ln.it t,hcy, eNlHt'
'"l '"' I' 'H', ,"'''n VI 'h' pHpNo hehIih.
peh,o s ana su,ety, aun ana 10, 'ne t"r'h"ten'e
" nI'''' '1''u'''''u'S Wy ''aAun nero
", VIZ, -, a. s'."'i NN' NaN' tll',t u1ln
Oret"n F"'' 'FF'''"' """ p''
p,gotD - "a. - -,
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ycr 1891
T. n. EVANS. Mayor.
Attest.
MRS FRANK SrANAN civ Auditor
FRANK y pt'NCAN CIV Attorney.
,,,..,,,-,, -.
Scrt@m6.r ~ 40 Oct"h"s i"IT'";i Hv"'t'i"i
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StNfUHIb her. 1921 -
WHucr L. Reed. F II J,-1or ~ n
Hlx.tu. Arthur Baker. Ma RIM " -
E,ldIu.. CLas B R4wson n - Ef,tN,
NJ b.. T.. g. postor. br. l. a S..N.i'',' Il,
Turnur, Everett Pg,rv "''"N' L. D.
-.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
co,,.,rv nj, ,,.,.. ss
Hstars Wr Up uudcrsirrad Not,rv
Pubic IN ana TOR $40 , ,,,,,y an, -, 80,
spuaUy appeared Walter ucId ty'u
Iizspu. Mas Kahn ttbas IA p,t,-' 4,
g. ptst1r D. o. Pratt A. " mini D.
g.. Jordan. Arthur p.srr L 'p,l1,I
NJ g. KimbaU III - IT, NsIIa,E'
II. J. Ryan L. .fur,., - ,,,"g.,
potry personally known ta me- fo h, t1r
aud foregoing lpstritft,nt ana t',.,,,.Jil "',,.il
r.rnd tu me Tint the. ,,,rriI.l ia, s,,'.
as their ir.a aui voluntary ar. ana atsH
Tor the uses and purp9s,s tbfr,Ip sol
forth ''''''" '''
In TeHfIr1unv whereof hoo. N.,.,,r.,.
set nv hand mi nff,',t .'Ns ,,,i u.l uh,9 9
tho .dly and wear abny, y,r,t,., 500 wa
tSEALJ Ann 81, NrpN-
Notary pnhiI,
1s.H. ""'' o.
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'funIlshel In the Tulsa Daily World
September 30. 70. &C. October 1921.
Word Publishing COMPANY. PublishcrsI
hE' ElN Et SALE or ALL PROPERTY
,'t FAN1Ek TOOL ASSOCIATION
sfihTsI1n' Co. an order issued out OF the
County resas % me az Receiver 'diroCtad
=" "a. .'"' sit"i entitled W. h. conway
vs. Ranger Tool AHHociat0u. = viii offer
Tot s"ie az pubuC auction on the prem
ist' at . O'Clock l.. A., ON Saturday. Ogtu-
SOM. ,,,-,. ",' ' ~ ~ - & eS,".r ana per
SI,tiap ,rrsis,irr ' N""s'r 1901 Assn
About one ~ nero i, tho r,,, n,
Ranger. EastIand roupty T"ves yytth
railway trtckuEa. and aII huiIdings
thereon, together with personal prop-
erty consisting II drilling ana fishing
Tools, lhFu"u boxes @r.us, s.urI
,,"ts bilr,' 9h1 sort steel billotsi
inn r. W flu N''". l''I AHu round
ron e''', ut',S' presses hammers
,,f, ...r ~"
T|.I r,leIrI r M - U',u
Fixty thousand ,sE1' 6NJ 40, briiar"
the terms of sale cash. prop,rtv "a
be sold free from au liens ana an
cum6rau.ss, and said sale subject to
confirmation by the SSth judicial Dis
t,lri Court 't E'slanh County. Texas.
for IuItn't lnlolW"it9hf description or
~ ,I'' ID" l,l'I nc, 10 "o"Nt properly
crog p.,.iy' 'viE.9 m
Assori,tion Rarrrr T.,aq or N,,ti e
Fiahorty. Attornrys Tor Receiver pox
COS Ranger Texas
,pubI,sh.9 &, IN. r,,fs, o,u, vy,-i,
S'riqt"bsr % -" 6,I',I.r ~ NV""r'n
p,ibIsht,, C.,..,.,r, p,britor ''''1
,.,,,.,,., -, 49,,
'N'ltNNN'L NJ. -i9l'
An ordinance TO apporuon. levy
and assess the cost Of improving
norton Of FOURTH STREET from
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ArTO uIrrIIrs AN urrNtn, II

AFRO SUPPLIES hND uErNtRN ~
oDUu1.hE TulE HhHGAtra
We HHHr tHaf received H ff.HH shipment
af fht famous ssuHF-Hr. rnf.I, rebuilt,
crrd auH fabric onabga Lpua at these
pieces
7tr. cord DuHuau1 ir,adJ ...t2ss0
0#s1 IHhriD diamond traaaJ ...II48b.
..fi cord diamond 'rradJ ..... 1880.
.vFa p lnhr. D''auhui trrBd) tgIE
tihrr al'ua pr|'.l accordingly
AUTO 70 TIRE EXCHANGE.
.. haH -''nrd. Phone Os1Te 5000
HtTfEHY charging and uepairing. start
'nE NFhAnf ana Ignition work. fender
r'u'LI'ny arrtyleur welding Moore ~
Mnybo'e. ossge 2sTs
LI TIES. 10 your car Is giving you trouble
call nHaRe 2I70 ana ie' mo come to your
home garage Hud repair a. An Wor,
Euarante"i J. y Jones Q ~ Owasso.
SAVE YOUR MuNEY--f you have any
Fuubie with your car and want hnuoat
Work 20 b" done, call Stauley's Garage.
lIlo Admiral 81 hour work Guaranteed
paaEe Il9irJ.
5TuDEBAKEH sALyAUE-Au parts Tor
model 70, ~ anu rs zoos Admitul
GaagC l127-J
1000 SETS FerGs treated brake Iplurr.
20 ccnla "a set. John Haley izO y. MaiR,
Usage lsS.
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Moronl,cLrs Nm nic,ctr. "a
ROOMS AND BOARD


tDNbpNA HOTEL
tYrnar Third and Huulder.
I'M frnut i.ts club. iS West Third Oaaga
Is.l a hHm,.IItr hotel IN tho heart u
90" business district. Mrs r. ~. Hfuuns,
lfHu.
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quiet uolgHhorhoud near heart ot
rlipi close tHuHpurtatiunt dining
room 10 connection. Phone for week
ly or monthly rates. Usage 1905
NfT3 HOTnL
aol East Third street
respeGtable HOTEL for respectable
PEOPLE.
WEsTLAND HoTEI.-Hot and cold
summer rates 90 aud up. 2ota n
LiGhTnoUsEhEEPINO ROOMS 10
ADMIRAL. A., nit--Furnished rooms
for housokecping. Usage 2s1l-R.
AHcHER W. 62o-Cloae In modern.
good furniture, reaSonabloi reduced to
houLbEH, ~, ti7-sulte Of light house.
keeping rooms, modern. Phone Usage
sAJl-J
BOULDER, s. 7ib-oue nice housekeep.
rooms Tor light Housekeeping.
nnSrpN . i7Ag-rwo large south rooms
ana sleeping porch. furnished for house
hecplhg plano; front ana rear entrance;
housekeeping rooms Usage 43i2,
CHEYENNE. ~. ai0--LlRht houaokeep-
ing room fnr rent Osagr a72lsJ.
CLOSE rs Clean. dry, basement house.
keeping rooms, reasonable. Oil Il.
'"t'"'s'' -------
CHEYENNE ~ 627--Ono iight house.
keeping room. modern, clean and COM
Portable. nic" neighborhood close IN.
CHEYENNE g., 92O- -HousakeepinK rooms
running water In each room Usage
CINCINNATI ~, -Four-room apart
mont Furnished, Including seeping porch,
CEDAR ll9I
CHEYENNE, M, G4i--Two nicely fur
nishrd roonsi adjoining bath. private.
front entrance.
bETRoir. s. igiG-rwo furnished lisht
housekeeping rooms; private entrances
connecting bath no children
DETROIT ~, i2i-Two light housekoep-
Ing rooms FOR rent, nicely furnished.
also two unfutnlshed rooms. Phone Rural
ELwOoD h.. igi8-rwo-room apartment
furnished for light houHokeuptnE newly
decorated. osase 65l5
ELUIN. r.. 2l0--Two light housekeeping
r9om" everything furnished. sink in
ELwoop s 5o6--For rent. housokeep-
ms room.
EAsroN. W. i2i--ono Housekeeping
room, nicely furnished. close In. modern,
ttto pcr weok
ELgIN g., 723-For rent. pleasant front.
sleeping room with htchentte In quiet
modern home 20 children. Heforenoe
requircd. osage 2s22.
FOH RENr--rwo ilght housekeeping
ruoms, second floor. Cedar 1858.
FAiRViEW, f., 1.-TWO latss rooms
Furnished for light housekeeping, two
oloaets. only 1Ib0 per week. Cedar
FuR RENT 5urnished Two rooms and
bath IN new servant quarters, south
Side white adulta only. Usage 6bSi OF
sAg.
FOR REAsONABLE rates and prompt
service on baggage aRd household goods
call sans baggage line, Cedar 26b9,
ron RENT-Room and kitchentte, close
ron RENr-Two, light housekeeping
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: property benefited Bnd other property
libaie 70 assessment and the owners
thereof. Iu said STREET IMPROVE
emergency
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AUTOMOBILES

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without driver 6i0 g. Main. Mldco
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hrnE.uB huI welding indian Motor
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mite luu Tor private owners. Used car
sssa"Hs" iis Svtth hain cHtWo ttes.
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ruHh. DHuEa si5.
WANTED ru buy Ford roadster. must
tu late model ana worth the money.
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mouue trailer Phone Cedar 2f5s,
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the cook and secure the recipe. The
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Quick Frutt Bread.

This cook also makes a very nice
soda fruit bread by mixing three cups
OF graham -four with one cup OF
chopped walnut meats, one CUP Of
chopped seeded raisins, three-quarters
OF q cup of brown sugar, half a tea
spoon of salt. and one and a half cups
OF sour. milk mixed with one teaspoon
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ATREzz[aEB0 Pure God E nE -
9&S3zaBkaa & For the Home 6d4SSNZY}YY83

memhered for the bountiful service of
tresh fruits. vegetables, poultry, the
BEST nam n bacon, home cured, and
ed.
In the Cumberland valley, just OUT
of Carlisle we stopped for dinner
at an old time tavern and the salad
OF green vegetables was served with
ADDRESSING that was so good we asked
r. v
the cook and secure the racine. The
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of sifted flour mixed with one cup of
corn meal, one teaspoon OF soda. the
well beaten yolks Of three eggs and
enouga Dultermilk to make a. rather
stiff batter. Beat the batter until
smooth and add the stiffly beaten
whites Of three eggs. Use a large mix
ing spoon to pour onto a hot we'll
creased griddle. Bake to a nice brown
on both sides and serve with maple
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-07

Cinnamon invented everything be-
fore the Caucasians did. including
backscratchers.
Some men who don't seem to know
when they are whipped, doubtless
have suspicious.
1t is q wise proverb that can't BE
efectually famed by another one.
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Honey Salad Dressing.
The salad dressing was made BY
beating an egg with two tablespoons
OF money until smooth, place in a
saucepan and stir in one-quarter Of a
teaspoon Of mustard, half a teaspoon
of salt, quarter teaspoon OF paprika,
and half a cup OF lemon juice, stir
over a slow fire until the mixture
reaches the boiling point. Remove
from the fire and stir until cold. Add
one cup Of whipped cream. Good for
all vegetable and fruit salads.
Buttermilk Cakes,
For her hot cakes she uses two cups
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OF baking soda. When well mixed
place in a bread pan and bake tng,asa
moderate oven nifty minutes.
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y enemies. he isn't satisfied with
his handiwork.