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ROYAL NEIGHBORS

The Royal Neighbors met this week
In regular session. A large crowd was
present and much business transacted.
This was the election of officers for
the new year. We also initiated a
class of fifteen new members after
which refreshments were served by Mr..
and Mrs. Shepler. A committee was
appointed for our Christmas enter
tainment to be held tho Thursday
night following Christmas instead of
on our lodge meeting night Everyone
come as we are going to have good
time.
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BANNER CIRCLE NO. :

Monday and Tuesday. both afternoon
and evening. were given over to tho
Thiulble club bazaar. the proceeds OF
which is TO he sent TO the woodcrof'
iioinc. Riverside, California. Tho home
~ a new iusti.u,ior being opened up
rs the Seighbors of Woodcrsfi. and
every ono is enthusiastic and eager to
make II ono OF the finest and mos.
home-iikc OF any in the country. Tho
bazaar was a success both socially aud
financially. and Banner Circle as we'll
ms tho Thimble club wish to thank the
public. and all memoirs ms well. for
their generous help and support. Uigh
five was enjoyed in the afternoon and
dancing was the pastirnc In the eve
ming.
Don't forget our Christmas entertain
-n-nt next TUESDAY night. the Goth.
Bring the Observation-Disclosures tree.
Santa claus and everything Re sure
end come dressed as children. and us
"old folks will look back some N or
sn years and act accordingly.
PIXIES PEAK SISTERS
Pixies Peak Sisters. l.. A. TO p. Of r.
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EAST SIDE SOCIAL GLUE

The East Side Social club met at
the home of Mrs. c. w. Jones, Wednes-
day n. m. with fifteen members pres
ent. Roll call was answered to with
household hints Several games were
played after which business meeting
was held and it was decided to not
hold a meeting during holiday week.
II was also decided to bring pieces of
cinghams, calicoes. etc. at next meet
ing to piece a comfort to give to some
needy family. Tho hostess served de-
licious refreshments then Christmas
greetings were exchanged and meeting
adjourned.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18
This Pure Cream
Stops Head Colds
Apply In kostrIis lit Opens
Air Passages Instantly.

Colds and cstarrh Yield like mssie to
soothing. healing. sntiseptic cream
that penetrstes thru every air passage
and relieves swollen. inflamed mem
brsnes Of nose and throat. Your clog
ged postrils open right up and YOU can
breathe freely. Hawking and snufflins
stop. Don't stay stuffed up aud niise.-
able.
Get a small bottle Of Eiy's Cream
Raim from your druggist Apply a
little in the nostrfls and get tnstant re-
lief Millions endorse this remedy
known for more than fifty years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18
COURT oF HONOR

Tho regular meeting Of Colo. Court
OF Honor No. 6I was held in the Wood
man hall last Wednesday night. One
applicati ton was balloted on and one
candidate Initiated. We will have our
turkey supper Wednesday evening. Dc
ccmbcr 81 in the hall. Cards have been
mailed out TO the members asking
them to report either to the recorder.
phone es0.- M..s or to Sister Sands. phone
1874 If they will be there and how
many members of their family they
will bring with them. " for any reason
YOU do not receive card We will be
glad TO have you phone In as places
will he reserved only FOR those who
are coming.
4 dance will he held after the sup
per which will be served from 3 to 7
o'clock
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18
NEIGHBoRs OF wooDCRAFT

The Christmas entertainment to be
given by Pansy Circle No. ~ will he
on Wednesday, December 21st for all
members and their children. There
will be a Christmas tree, a program
also games are to be played. The COM
mittee in charge are expecting a large
attendance for this night. Don't forget
December 2lst. A night arranged es-
pecially for the children.
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Ithe executive council that we appfe-
cIate the assistance rendered our me'n-
bers who suffered loss from the flood
last summer. All sick neighbors were
reported as improving. Remember our
bis class adoption on the night of jan
|'uary fifth, as a good attendance Is de-
sired at that time.
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PUEBLO CAMP NO. :

Pueblo Camp No. .. W. o. w. will
hold another of Its famous turkey
parties at its hall. 21sia w. 4th ST..
Monday evening, Everyone is welcome.
ladies too. There viii be no admission
charge and everyone In assured CT a
ducing good results and many neigh
bors will receive free turkeys for
Christmas in return for their efforts
in securing now members.
On Monday evening. December eSth'
VIC will give Christmas tree party
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l.. A. TO.O. r. q. orA

Arkansas Valley Division Al held a
school Of instruction Friday and Sat
nrday. All the Divisions In District
IS werc invited to participate.
Mrs. j. II. Moore. grand president.
Mrs. Mary Greiner. grand officer OF
District IS, Mrs. Miller OF Denver pi-
vision %. Mrs. Gallup. Mrs. King, Mrs.
Graves. Mrs. Schuyler and Mrs. Ncs-
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w.o. w. NO. 2s.s

w. O.iw.A No. 29-Come out neighbors
and help, boost old %. We are having
fine meetings and mutations every
meeting night. Big Pot still on, Be sure
to come on. December END and see II
you are lucky.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18

Australia can boast the Christmas
pantomime with the longest run. In
1907 Mother Goose" was played all
the year round.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18

MODERN wOODMEN OF AMERICA
From the number Of new applications
read by the Clerk at the meeting
Thursday night we are sure that our
new District Deputy. Mr.. Scott Jor-
den is on the job every minute, and. to
keep the work going as It should, all
are urged to give him all the assistance
possible, as it is now up to us to sno"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
SECURITY

Monroe Council held peppy meeting
in their hall IN tho w. O. W. hall on
Friday night. In spite OF tho storm
there was large attendance present
at lodge Lots of business coming up
and disposed OF. Two application cards
were read and received In our council.
one candidate was initiated by tho drill
team. After lodge closed We had
large crowd and everybody had n good
time. Next Friday night will he ouy
regular card party and dance.
rrERLo COUNCIL NO. 7ss. s, R. A.
Pueblo Council No. 'ss, S. q. A.. held
= rousin= meeting ct their hail last
Monday evening. large class wa,
Initiated. tho team putting on the work
IN fine shape. Next Monday evening.
tho annual Christmas party will be
held for members and their families.
We will have Santa Claus. Christina =
tree and all the fiyinEs. The ncxt reg
ular lodge meeting will he on January
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18

bet, of Prospect Point Division 165,
were in attendance.
Division Al had'a class ready for
Initiation. The grand president pre-
sided during the initiation.
A noon luncheon was served at the
Vail a-hotel each day for the visiting
and local members.
Friday evening there was an enter
tainment given in Fishers hall for the
members and their families. Sister
tions: Miss Dorothy Babcock and Miss
Anna MacIndoe danced the Highland
Fling: a solo by Miss Thompson, piano
music by Mrs. j. A. Irwin. Miss Mary
Harrington and others. There was card
playing and refreshments.
wOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS
The Pueblo woman's Relief Corps
No. 9, Auxiliary to Post No. s G.. A. r.,
met Thursday afternoon when an en-
thusiastic session was held. Mrs. Pratt
was initiated into the order. one appli-
cation was read. a committee was ap-
pointed. The committee on relief and
child welfare made a good report -hav-
ing helped several in the past week.
Mrs. A. NJ Kounz's son was reported
very i'll with appendicitis at st. Mary $
hospital. Comrade Hill was reported
very i'll and -Comrade Wright's brother
having passed away suddenly Thurs
day morning. The family has the
heartfelt sympathy of the corps in their
bereavement. Mrs. Inman. Mrs.
French Mrs. Arndt. were appointed
to assist the committee of the Auxili-
airy of the American Legion in making
the Christmas boxes for the eX-servicc
men in the different hospitals. A COM
mittee was also appointed to prepare
four Christmas boxes to be sent to the
Soldiers and Sailors Home to the re-
lief Corps ladies living there. The
members of the corps brought fruit,
jcllics and other delicacies to fill a
barrel to be sent TO the comrades In
the hospital at Monte Vista.
VETERANS OF FOREIGN. WARS
Another year as commander of Pu-
eblo Post No. 81 was voted to Com
mander II. II. Gaut at the last meet
ing. c.. o. Mulnix was elected Senior
Vice Commanded: James Ruby. Junior
Vice Commander, and Charles Green
reelected for Chaplain, and DR.. Baker
Officer of he Day.
Commander Gaut gave a talk after
his recollection and assured the lodge
that he would work just as hard now
as before for the success of the order
The military order OF the Cootie was
started off ON all four legs at this
meeting and Is expected to dig its way
thru till every member OF the V. F. w
Is scratching to turn up now Coolies
The officers of the new order will b'
elected probably in January. follow
ing the social session.
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IN THE LODGE ROOM

for the members and, their families.
This probably will prove to be the
greatest event Of its kind ever held In
Pueblo. An excellent program has been
arranged and goodies will be distrib-
uted to the children. After the program
the floor will be cleared for dancing.
Don't forget these two inportana
eveuts--next Monday night our big
turkey party, and the following Mon
day night the big Christmas tree.
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THE MAccABEEs, PUEBLO TENT


No review was held last "Wednesday
evening, the regular meeting giving
way to our card party. The evening
was so pleasantly spent that 1t was
decided to repeat the card party 'ieSt
Wednesday night, Dec. 21, and give
those who did not come. before a
chance to attend we are glad to report
an Improvement in Sir Kt. Mcbride
who is i'll in La Junta. Also Sir 1t.
Newhouses mother seems to be some
what better. Sir Kt Faulks was report
ed i'll in a Salida hospital. but we have
had no report on him for several days
Anyone learning of his condition is re-
ouested to report same to the Record
Keeper.
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pIrERIn pIvIsIoN No. 66s,

PUEBLO DIVISION No. 5S6.
Pueblo Div. No. e5S met Wednesday
at X. of P. hall. There was a very good
attendance. Election Of officers was
the main order of business. Mrs. T. J.
Hughes was elected president. The next
meeting will be Dec. 2l. All members
are expected to be present.
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PIXIES PEAK SISTERS
Pixies Peak Sisters. /. a. TO y. OF r.
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U. ofI.Anopr the Leaders


The University Of Idaho is one OF
the seven educational institutions OF
the United States that has had 10 OF
more students appointed to Rhoades
scholarships at Oxford, England, ac-
cording to a recent article on Rhoades
scholars in the American Oxonian.
The five colleges and universities to
receive the unusual recognition are
Harvard, University Of Idaho, Yale,
Princeton, Brown and the University
of Virginia; 40 per cent of the Ameri-
can Rhoades scholars have represent
ed their schools in at least one form
of athletics, says the report. A COM
parison of the records of the men who
take the honor schools with the entire
body of English honors taking the
same examination shows that more
first are taken by Americans, and
in the seconds the American lead
is even greater. Practically all Uni
versity of Idaho graduates who have
gone to Oxford have been prominent
in athletics. The last man to receive
a Rhoades scholarship, Ernest X.
Lindley, son of DR.. E. H. Lindley,
former president of the university
and now chancellor of the University
of Kansas, was for three years a
member of the Idaho basketball team,
during one year of which the Vandals
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To Conduet HOW Week Services

To Conduct Holy Week Services
In recognition Of the supreme sac
rifice of the Christ for the good Of the
world, the Gem County Ministers as
ISOLATION will conduct MONDAY meet
ings each day during Holy Week.
The meetings will be held for the
first four days Of the week in tbs
Commercial Club rooms and will be-
gin ct 1925 and close At 1855, en-
abiiug the business and working men
to attend the entire services. There
viii be inspiring music, brief prayers
and = short address by one of the
ministers each services. The entire
community is invited to spend the
80 minutes in . real community chris
tian service. On Friday the assccia-
ton joins IN the three hour service
concentrating the hours when
Christ hung upon the cross. The
public viii be welcome to come and
go during the services, as they may
need, in order to meet their regular
business engagements. But it is con-
fidently hoped that the entire COM
munity will avail themselves Of some
part in this very devout and religious
exercise, in recognition of the one
event which has made christian civili-
zation, with all that means, possible.
The various ministers Of the town
will take prominent parts in this as
in all the services under the auspices
of the association. The general pub
lie, without reference to religious be-
liefs, are urged to attend.
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The following remarkable state
ment was made recently by Mrs. Al
ice Gresham Dodd, the mother of Cor
poral Jas. B. Gresham, VINO was the
first American soldier killed IN
France The statement was made at
the Gresham Memorial Home, which
was presented to her by the patriotic
people of Indiana as an evidence OF
their appreciation of the service rem
dered to his country by her SON.
The shock of her sons death result
ed in a serious breakdown in Mrs.
Dodd's health, but every one will
learn with interest and pleasure that
Mrs. Dodd gives the entire credit for
her recovery to the celebrated medi-
cine, Tanlac.
She said: "After my dear boys
death l had a general breakdown in
health. At first it was just indiges-
ton. My food would upset me and
l had to diet myself very carefully.
also had rheumatism with severe
pains in my shoulders, back and arms
and at times l would suffer greatly.
and my joints would become swollen
and stiff. l was hardly able to do
but very little about the house and
at times could not even cook a meal
/ became very nervous and restless
and at night would lie awake for
hours.
"a friend of mine advised me TO
try Tanlac. / am glad l did, for it
proved to be the best medicine l
have ever taken. 1t soon gave me a
splendid appetite and relieved me en-
tirely of Indigestion. My rheumatism
also disappeared and l am now able
to do my house work with the great
est ease My nerves are steady and
strong. l sleep well at night and my
health is better than in years. Isshall
always be grateful for what Tanlac
has done for me-"
Tanlac il sold in Emmett by n. T.
Davis; in Montour by E. Vadney and
the Montour Mercantile Co.; in Ola
by P. W. Wharton.
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-"War Down East"

The snow scene as it. was shown in
"Way Down East" on the stage years
gone by sinks into insignificance with
respect to the actual blizzard that is
shown on the screen the afternoon
and evening Of Monday, March %,
at Ideal theatre at each presentation
there of the d. w. Griffith screen
version of that famous stirring play.
1t was held to be that the climax of
realism was in that stage snow scene
and it was on that feature of the pro-
duction that some of the long contin-
ued popularity of the play was main
tanned. But the screen is able to
make stage snow storm seem the
most artificial of phenomena. For
the stage Joseph R. Grismer, who
elaborated the original story of HWay
Down East" written by Lottie Par
ker, obtained a patent on snow de-
vice. Through large window that
was of real glass the snow that Girls
mer used could be seen falling. This
was at the back of the farm house
kitchen. That was in the second act
The third act showed the back of the
"settin' room" and whenever the door
to the outside opened there was a
swirl of snow and every sound of high
wind. Against the window the snow
pelted and when the door would open
great gobs of white material, initial
ing snow, would come into the room.
Before the members of the cast would
enter the room they would pass the
window and then there was the sug-
gestion of a blizzard through the
walking with bowed head and with
every suggestion of terrific storm
to be breasted. How different the
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screen version! Here there is no
question as to the reality Of the
storm. 1t is swirling, whiriing, mad
blizzard, dangerous to those who are
not properly clad and breath-takng
event that is genuine
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FOR SALE-By owner, Is acres IL
miles north Of Emmett on bench,
acres in bearing prunes, some fam
lily orchard, balance in hay; q good
house, other buildings; fine location,
well improved. Also small house and
three lots on First street. c. Schlund
route g. Phone 90-J12. 23tf
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FOR SALE-20-acre farm adjoining
E. K Hayes ranch on west, l mile
south Of west Main street, all improv-
ed, all good land with house and OUT
buildings. viii be sold alone or with
all the stock and farm implements
]. w. Chapman. "a
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For baby's Group. Willie's daily
cuts and bruises-Dr Thomas Eclec-
tic Oil-the household remedy. zoe
and 6Oc-
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Store your cars at the Gem County
Garage. Our heated store room as
sures = safe place for the radiator
and storage batteries in cold wealth
er. IA
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Full blooded Barred Rock and Rhode
Island Red ROSTERS for sale at the
Coop Exchange.
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FOR SALE = Early seed potatoes:
Early Rose, Early Eureka, Early
Ohios, also Rurals and Melted Gems.
Early seed potatoes are scarce. Buy
your requirments now. J. c. Sewell
& Company. Box So, Nampa. Idaho.
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FOR SALE - Dicklow seed wheat,
$3.50 per hundred weight and Su-
perba Ever-bearing strawberry plants
1c each Inquire Of F. S. Sherwood.
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FOR SALE White Wyandotte pull
lets and ROSTERS. ]. G. Bartholow,
East Main st. 1922
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FOR SALE-Everbearing strawberry
plants, 81 per hundred Corner 3rd
and Mckinley. 24n
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MRS. ALICE GRESHAM DODD.
nother Of Grst American sol
der killed in France, who gives
entire credit for recovery Of her
health to the well-knOwn medicine,
Ta1lse-
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FOR SALElSeed oats. A. E. Pom
eroy, phone 26-R2. %
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FOR SALE--House and lots, $3.50
down, balance in installments- F.
NJ. Mingus. %
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FOR SALE-Singie Comb Rhode Is
land Red eggs for Matching. Good
laying strain, $3.50 per Is eggs ;Se- 90
per hundred. Mrs. W. T. Eager, r
No. 2 21tf
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FOR SALlGood Broom house, hot
and cold water, closets, two screen
ed porches, cellar, wood and coal
house, close in. Terms. Inquire at
this office. 223p
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FOR SALE-One team of 3-year-old
mules, suitable for. work or pack,
halter broke and gentle. Also milk
cows and some springers. VIM John
ston- %
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FOR SALE-Horse radish plants, soc
dozen Mrs. A. DeCiark. %.
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FOR SALE-Rlue Stem seed wheat,
A No. 1. Porter Wright, miles
west of Emmett FLAP
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den blowing. T. E. Taylor, box 1853.

FOR SALE - / work horse, set Of
work harness and wagon 3os De
Clark Ave 22-Sp
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FOR SALE-Everbearing strawberry
plants, 75c per hundred. Elsie
Johns, phone 88-W. lip
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FOR SALE-Red clover seed, fresh
milk cows, Early Ohio and Early
Six Weeks seed potatoes VIII Bane,
IA miles south of Central Mesa
schocihouse. 21-6p
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FOR SALE = 00-pound team, old
harness, good az inch wagon,
SIPS. G. A Sprague, route l. 23tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT-40 acres on
bench 6 miles from town; 25 acres al
falfa, balance farm land For sale,
my home at COS E. Second St., FIVE
rooms, bath, two large porehes and
cellar, good lawn. New and extra
well built Roy Sanders, at Horizons
store lip
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TO RENT-Cheap for cash, 40 acres
on bench Inquire of Roy Moore,
or address P. o. Box 1914, Boise.
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FOR SALE - Osborne spring-tooth
harrow, almost new; l 14-16 Inter
national disc harrow, used little last
season only. J. ~ Denison, phone
25-J2. 24tf
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held the northwest championship.
Lindley also was prominent in debat-
ing and journalistic circles.
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FOR SALE - Dicklow seed wheat
from certified seed j. C. Wilhelm.
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FOR SALE-Good feed corn. F. R
Rogers, phone 1915. 22tf
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FOR SALE - 200 bushels Dickfow
seed wheat $3.50 hundred. j..
n. Payne, route 2. 24-2p
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FOR SALE-Brand new bungalow,
rooms, closet, pantry and two big
porches, for 1920, can get building
and loan on payment. VIM Thorn
ing. 20f
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FOR SALE-Cement block house, 5
rooms, bath, full basement, full
porch, easy terms. 81 Gilbride. 19tf
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FOR Several young work
horses, cash or bankable note
VIM. Johnston, Box COL, or Palace
Meat Market. 18
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FOR SALE-Seller's kitchen cabinet.
dining table,. dresser, small heating
stove, several dozen fruit jars. ]. H.
Toothman, oil E. Third Street. LIP
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FOR SALE-Netted Gem potatoes,
$3.50 per cwt delivered 81. at
ranch. J. II. Payne, 20-3p.
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FOR SALE - 1000 bushels of good
seed oats Frozen Dog Ranch
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highway. IL miles from Emmett
4-room bungalow with place If de-
sired Howard Harper. 1871
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FOR SALE - Marquis seed wheat
Inquire of Emmett Feed Store 20
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FOR SALE-Oats. Earl Fruit Co,
phone 224. 24-2p
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FOR SALE-Ever Bearing strawber-
ries $100 hundred Mrs. Amelia
DeClark- q
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FOR SAI.E-A portable combination
pool and billiard table. w. C.
LangTeise. Is
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FOR SALE-Cueumbors in brine, 90
esats per gallon Also VIII do gar
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FOR SALE Seed potatoes, from
Idaho F2llA Henry Hashitani- 10
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FOR SALE = One registered roam
Durham bull. 2 years old. cheap.
J. C. Bare, On Newman place, Brlnl-
we'll 81 4p
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FOR SALE-Two White wyandotte
roosters. P. Il Spratt 173