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DOGS. Cnls. Pets.
~

CANARY birds. goldfish aad supplies
aGL.s Elra shop, rs Last Gs.ce st.
Docs ara ilcts OF AZ kinds NJ. \ WlI6cF.
80 W"st Twenty ulEAih 5, Mhd 40.
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thEM -l5g-acrs real farm nome. 100
cleared; rich and Level. watrrci ana
completely fenced. all neCvs-rry EOyd
OutDu!!d.nss. about - miles :lorn i:!ca-
nOui, north q! James Ely.. ir!c,.
5000; to exchange tor house and ioi
:-pW s!S to eight rooms lu Efg.Tnnr.c
boulevard i;5i. l.. o. BOX SO Go
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GuiSAN ~ NASH. INC.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
Commissioners
Sale
of i.eO2 Acres OF Land In
Hcarico County
At AUCTION.

in cXocu;ion OF decree of the
circuit Court of lfcnrico County. en-
tered November -. 1920. In the suit
OF Lander, vs. Townsend. We viii
offer for sale in front of the Hcnrico
county Court House, 22nd and Main
streets. on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IL, 1921.
Mt II o'clock Noon,
The property above referred TO. which
is situated in Fuckahoc District Hen
rico County. near Ridge Road. about
one mile west of Richmond College.
Tho improvements consist of a small
dwelling and some outhuildings
TERMS: onc-third cash. balance in
equal iustalllncNts at 4 and - months
from date OF sale The said deferred
payments to ne evidenced by notes Of
iAc purchaser With interest thereon
TO u" added at the rate of per cent
ncr anHum from date OF sale. the
Title TO thn said property 10 be- re-
tanned by The court rs security for
said deferred payments until the
whole Of tn" purchase money is paid
ana conveyance Is ordered by the
court
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Va ~ - ~ '.Ns '..ti s@AENHI. consist
hpuso.--Im compliance with AN order
OF the United states District Court OF
the Eastern histg!ct OF Virginia. in
the suit OF the
Pennsylvania Rubber Company and
vs. IL Bankruptcy.
T.. * Smith. trading as smith Rich
mond Tire .Nld Rubber Company.
entered on the i3th day of January,
will sell nj auction. on the prem
Uses. on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY Is. 1921.
at i:ao =. NJ.
the above mentioned property. do
scrih"d in the deed, as follows
"Ali that lot OF land IN The city Of
Richmond. Virginia, with the brick
dwelling thereon, known as No @u3
West Cary Street. commencing at Il
point on the north line of Cary
street. thirty three (33) feet ten and
one half Ga l-2b inches. more or less,
west Of jefferson Street. or ut It
potnt opposite the center OF the par
tition wall between tine tenement here
meni. No. 2o5, rn the west. thence
running "aStWarGly and fronting ON
The south line uf cary Street Six
teen GCt feet ten and our-hai:
tp l-2) inches, more or less thence
back hctwt,n parallel limos one huns
drcd t"Hp feet to an alley ten feet
VIC the western line running
through the above mentioned party
wall 80
TERMS: one half Of the purchase
money 10 BE- paid in cash ami the bal
anCe IN two equal installmrnts at
six and jw-lVc months, evidenced hy
notes of the rurchaScv or purchasers
Ia their own order drawn and by
them ndorsed ana payable ut tho
Planters National Bank Richmond
Virginia WITH interest from date OF
sale. ana To hc secured by deed OF
trust ON the property or reservation
OF title thereto, Ur for cash aAthe op-
ton Of the purchaser or purchasers.
g. ~. CHICHESTER.
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INSTRUCTION
Musical, Dancing, Dramatic =
LIVE STOCK

DASClSG-ATS. E!umeHhausc- - -
Harrison street. guarantees ia Ave lee
nona. Phone Aa!i,on LS.l-W.
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OFFICE OF
TIE VIRGINIA EYRE A%D MARINE
RICHMOND. VA.
EchruirY . I1ol

The annual meeting of the stockhold,rs
OF this coinpany viii DO held In their Of
Dce. 1918 East Main ST.. AT /. o'clock noon
Oh Tuesday. February 20: 1921. for tho
OF such other business as may proyrEiy
come before the meeting.
IL. {. LEWIS. IR. S.c.v
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MERCHANDISE
Articles Tor Sale
business Equipment

~ 4 is uiu- you watt. cal Br.nuer &
MAthaet"h JJS BROOK Avenue. Kan
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w sell formulas anu give Information
starting you on tho road to success az
- mn hfhcturrr write FOR information.
r"fiht." laboratories. Lock BOX !I2l
Iticl .upi.L, Va.
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Horses. Cattle, Vehicles 4

HDRSt. AND MULES for SAL. md ~.
change 20 years !n 1gs!Hrns a. present
llrHr. NELSON'S stables. and 10 Gvst
i.Gth Street, 7auth !iuGm.9G
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IN POLLARD y BAGBY. INC.
Ron. L.siAtn -Nlciinrnnr.
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I'nuitry aud supplies

IABY CHlcKS--ti 2-4a each safe de-
iiyy'y suarhn,eea Ia =. ; sevefa! Mnls
$40 Sew YORK Litc BldE.. Kansas C!;s
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I rustee S Auction Sale
In Bankruptcy

OF No. 203 West Cary street. consist
ing o! :. good Sis or scVcu-rOom bricit
hpuso.--Im compliance with an order
OF the United states District Court OF
the Eastern District Of NirSiuiu. in
III. suit OF the
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fOU cave moTIy when you buy and Ian
through thsSS eolumuA -
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Wantcd-Itcai Estate

TOK lest RESULTS LIST your ,ronar,y
With iieA. -. Jones Co.. Inc. !. Sy.iI
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-02
Red River Valley
Kernels ~

The Kennedy Commercial club was
thirty members stronger as he result of
an exceptionally successful smoker
given by that club recently.
A petition of bankruptcy was filed
Jan. 81, by William Rutstein and son
of Pembina. who have conducted n gen
eral store at that place during the past
three years. The assets of the company
We're given at $7,SO5.77- while the liza
bilities were claimed to be $11 ,93S.7S.
The Roseau school board has taken
steps for the solution of the problem
of too little school room for the pupils
Plans are being formulated towards
submitting the question of raising the
necessary funds by bonding, to the
people.
The village council Of Middle River
has been negotiating with the Mime
sofa Electric Distributing company for
the furnishing Of electric current to
the village. A proposition was laid be-
fore the council but rejected.
George Miller, the younger brother
implicated in the shooting affair in
which Alfred Fenton of Baudette was
killed on Jan. 25, was acquitted by the
jury last week at Bemidji.
The first regular meeting Of the ST..
Hilaire Community club was held last
Friday evening. Officers were elected
at the meeting and an interesting pro-
gram given.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-02
Go to The Bazaar The Busy Store.

10 TO Inc BaZaar-Ile Busy Store.
E. a. Silverness, Of Rosewood, was in.
Warren on business last Thursday.
II. o. Berve was over from Thief Ri
Don't fail to see the splendid line
of Pattern hats now on display at the
Anderson Millinery.
Efriam and Tillie Carlson attended
the funeral Of their amount, Mrs. Anna
Dahlstrom, at Alvarado Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Nelson arrived in War
rem from Viking last week and will be
employed at the DR.. G. s. Wattam
home.
Gifts for every occasion. Our new
stock of China, Glass and Silver Gifts
just arrived, Coo and up.-Hooper's
Gift and Jewelry Shop.
The easiest things in the world to
cultivate and grow abundantly are ex-
navagant habits, and they are mighty
hard things to get rid of, too.
Miss Elizabeth Hanson and Miss
Lenora Anderson will be hostesses to
the Girls Community club Thursday
night at a meeting IN the court house.
G. F. Peterson returned Saturday
from South st, Paul, to which place
he had accompanied shipment OF
stock for the Warren Farmers Cooper
alive Shipping association. Mr.. Peter
son also visited with his daughter,
Ruth, who is attending school at st.
Peter.
Mrs. r. E. Thomas and Mrs. "A. A.
Ecklund entertained at cards at the
home of Mrs. Thomas. Whist was play
ed and Mrs. r. e. Hooper won first
prize while Mrs. J. p. EastOn was
awarded the consolation prize. A de
lightful luncheon was served following
the cards.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-02
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear There II
only one way. to cure Catarrhal Deafness.
and that is by e. constitutional remedy.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE acts
through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
Of the System: Catarrhal Deafness IL
caused by an inflamed condition Of the
mucous lining Of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube is inaamed you have q
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed. Deafness IL the
result. Unless the inflapmation can be re-
NAL condition, hearing may be destroyed
forever. Many cases Of Deafness are
caused by Catarrh, which is an inflamed
condition Of the Mucous Surfaces.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for any
case Of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
Be cured by HALLS CATARRla
MEDICINE $50
JPfcssS sasy e Co. Tosdo t oSio.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-02
Gleani.n'gs
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.
If you go away on = visit your
friends will be interested In know
Ing about 1t. Call 3S-The Sheaf-
and give us the facts.

See Warren Pharmacy ad.
For the latest records call at e. L..
TOrnell's new music room.
F. v. King spent the week end visit
ing with friends in HallOck.
Willie Gunderson, from near Alvar-
ado, was Warren visitor Friday.
Wanted about April list, cook, on
my farm.-A Melgard, Warren, MINI.
John Filipi, who lives west Of Angus,
was a business visitor in Warren Mon
day. '.~
If you have farm for sale, call on
J. T. Owens, at Hotel Warren. Home
offices at Clear Lake, Iowa.
A number of Blue Label records,
formerly priced at $1.00, are now sold
at IS cents.-E. Il. TOrnen.
On March list e. l.. Tornell will put
on sale limited supply of Columbia
Blue Label records at only 50 cents
each.
DR.. Orville Melasnd> left Friday night
for Minneapolis where he will attend
several medical clinics at that place.
He will also visit: at Rochester before
returning to Warren. He expected to
be gone for week or ten days.
Miss Loretto @. Newman, executive
secretary Of the Child. Welfare board
and Red Gross, Of Marshall county, left
for Holt and Middle River Monday
night where she will he busy in the in
terests of her work for the rest of the
week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-02
RELIEF CAMPAIGN CLOSES.

Marsh2R county's contribution to the
European Child Relief fund totalled
$637.95 with the close Of the campaign
yesterday, according to G. f. Pihlstrom,
chairman in charge of the work in
Marshall county. Most of the money
came through various community, farm
clubs and church organizations, accord
ing to the chairman. There were also
many individual donations.
Mr.. Pihlstrom wishes to express his
appreciation for the generous way in
which Marshall county came forward
with contributions to this fund and i
Of the opinion that had conditions beer
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-02
See Warren Pharmacy ad.

G.. f. PihlstrOm made business visit
to Viking last Thursday evening.
Tom Anderson, from near Stephen,
was Warren visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tornell, of Vik-
ing, visited in Warren last Wednesday.
Mrs. r.. E. Thomas entertained a
number of friends at cards Oh Tuesday
afternoon
All roads will lead to the high school
gymnasium next Friday night. War
rem VS.. Argyle at 80 sharp.
If YOU have farm for sale, call on
J. II. Owens, at Hotel Warren. Home
offices at Clear Lake, Iowa.
The Lincoln school, Dist. No. IS,
Mary Taus, teacher, will give pro-
gram and pie social on Friday, March
18th. A good time is promised.
The Argyle and Warren high school
basket ball teams will clash Friday
night on the Warren floor in the last
conference game Of the season here.
Glover seed should be tested before
it is purchased to determine the proper
ton of weed seeds and percentage OF
termination. Homegrown seed is to be
preferred as it is acclimated.
E. G.. Schultz accompanied Cal Far
ley, Humboldt wrestler and A. p. -.
welterweight champion, to Thief River
Falls Monday night, where the wrest-
Ter met and defeated an opponent from
the southern part of the state in two
straight falls.
Fridolph, Dora and Adolph Larson
have returned from Canton, Mississippi,
and will remain here until next fall.
They have been engaged on their
fathers farm in Mississippi during the
winter months and will work their farm
northwest of town this summer. -.
Now is the time to clean your seed
grain, and we have the following Grain
Cleaners: the Winner and Wonder
Mills, for both hand and power. These
machines are guaranteed to give YOU
satisfaction Call in and look then
over or bring sample of your grain
and see how it can be cleaned.-Lund'
gren Wittensten Co. -:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-02
Youngest Member.

The Olwein. Iowa. Legion Auxiliary
thought it held the record for the
Youngest auxiliary member when Miss
Lovine Ladd was enrolled at the age of
three minutes. but it's doubtful ques-
ton now, for the application and dues
of Miss Jane Cannon of fhe Columbia,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-02
TO Lend Money.

The Gilbert Grafton Post of Fargo,
N. D., has organized an association to
lend money to North Dakota boys who
need it while waiting for payment of
their state bonus of 500 per month.
Because the bonus money is being
raised by a tax, it may take several
years before all bonus claims are set
tied
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-02
Exchange Stamps.

Clyde E. Bingenheimer, Legionaire
of Thinner, N. D., writing to The Amer
lean Legion Weekly, says: II am a
wounded veteran, unable to work, and
would like to exchange postage stamps
with other former soldiers StampAcol-
lecting helps pass the time away"
What say, buddies, let's snow Comrade
Bingenheimer under with some choice
stamps for his collection?
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-02
Vast Growth.

The vast growth and influence of The
American Legion can be best realized
by considering that whereas the G. A.
r. tho organized in 1866, did not come
to be felt as a forceful national organ
ization until about 1890, the Ameri-
can Legion, not yet two years old, Us
already the greatest national force for
good in America, and has enrolled more
than two million members.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-02
LEGION NEWS
Scarlet Poppy Selected.

'.On Flanders Fields the Peoples
Grow" says the song; but on next
Memorial Day every Legionaire will
wear scarlet poppy over his heart in
memory of his pals who sleep far off
''beneath the crosses, row on row.:
That is because the 1920 Legion Ma
tional Convention adopted the Shirley
or scarlet poppy as the Memorial Flow
er of The American Legion.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-02

r MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children by using milk from Tu-
berclin tested herd? p. Frost Spauld
ing Farm Co. \
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-02

Ohio, auxiliary were in two days before
the young lady was born Lets hear
from some of our 165 Minnesota auxil-
iary units
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-21
EVERYBODY Is SATISFIED.

1t appears the verdict In the celebrated. not
to say notorious Clara Hamon unique
In other respects. It satisfied everybody.
General Freezing. chief counsel for the state,
declares that tho jurys verdict is his Governor
Robertson, who put the attorney general in the
case announces that he Is entirely satisfied
with the conduct OF the and the verdict"
Naturally. Clara Smith Hamon Is satisfied; not
alone satisfied. but contrnted and Rloriously
happy Likewise her parents and relatives and
her counsel The Hamon family express their
satisfaction and the public has already regis
tered Its approval
Rarely does It fall to the lot OF any jury to
satisfy everybody Mr.. Loughridgo's panel ap-
pears TO have turned the trick. Consequently
congratulations arc In order.
Far be i from TO make invldious COM
PARSONS, We merely desire 10 observe that
somewhere on earth or In heaven, or elsewhere
there must be broad smiles as the movie trust
OF Hollywood protests against It's sacred circle
being soiled and dscredited by the advent OF
Clara Smith Hamon We are not strong for
Clara putting her life story the screen, but
our reason Is something different from that
which moves the starry armament OF screondom
20 utter loud and mdricous protest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-21
The Secret OF Beauty.

Beauty? That has been the ambi.
ton OF woman from time immemor-
lal, and she has not even tried 10
conceal 1t from herself or the world
And the truth OF the matter Is that
the vanity of the male sex has been
even more inordinate than that OF
the female, as we find this desire
expressed in the feathers of cock
birds and the S>elage OF other ami
mals. and not by any means OBJ
scure In the male human being.
the secret OF beauty is to be found
IN the mind. Every human face and
flgure is merely the physical con
formation of the mind which dl-
rects 1t, and the same is true ot
lower animals. 1t always has been
my belief that IL "A few children
could be isolated from contact with
the masses, and their environments
made so perfectly and consistently
beautiful that no discord or lack Of
harmony should ever address itself
TO the minds OF these children, that
their health should remain good,
that Kindness, gentleness and the
utmost refinement alone should in
fluence their lives, then such chill
dren would improve in beauty as
much as they would in moral cul-
ture. In one or two or ten genera
tions the end would not be accom-
plished nor even in thousand but
the direction would be plainly indi-
cated-From the Forum.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-21
SENATORIAL pRERoGATIvEs.

Mr. James Middleton Cox charged that sena-
tor Harding was the candidate OF the SENATE
oiigarchy" meaning that as member OF the
senate and the first such to cnter the white
house. he would yield too much to senate de-
mands There were others who thought there
might be somsthng in thia ana the Hsrd'ns
nomination came ahou; amidst conditions and
clreurnptances which justified the belief that
II was a senate coup.
But his first acts hardly justify ;hla View. In
fac, there are a rot Of uneasy NOR in the senate
right now. Although the administration Is but
a few days old and only a few appointments
have neon sont 10 the senate for confirmation.
At least three s,ates have blocked senate con-
firmat!on and the entire republican member
ship is said 20 be wondering what the tendency
really means
In washington, the president disrogarded the
recomm endation OF Senator Jones and appoint
ed 10 the shipping board a Washington scntle-
man not recognized as friendly to the senator,
Jones blocked.
In Wisconsin the president made The APP
poiutment OF ex-Congressman Esch without
comforting with the senators from that state.
IaFolIette blocked.
In Missouri, Kansas City district the presis
dent sent TO the senate the name OF one Maddi-
son to be United States district attorney with
out comforting in any way with Senator Spencer
republican senator from that state. Madison
happened to be member OF the old Babbler-
Morse crowd which Missouri republicans re-
pudiated and not acceptable to Spencer. spen-
cor naturally blocked
The special session of the senate adjourned
with these appointments unconfirmed and the
senate brethren arc wondering just what it is
that is threatening senatorial courtesy and pre-
rogatives. The sophisticated are looking for
an early showdown and backdown. For It is
not believed the president will Insist on inviting
a senatorial combination against him in the
rirs few weeks OF hs administration. lie, bet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-21
THE GoUruAIs REPORT

The report OF General Goethals on the water
matter should mark the end OF all controversy
concerning the source of the citys permanent
water supply General Goethals made hur-
ried but fair and thorough survey. II was MS
problem TO determine the source or tho water
supply. He investigated Shell creek, he invcsl-
gated Grand river aud no investigated spavinaw'
shell creek ne dismissed with tho brief state
mont that an adequate supply was not aVail-
able in any event. For that reason he did not
deem II necessary to touch on the quality OF
the water that would be available from that
source. That ought 20 end the Shell creek
matter far Tulsa lis concerned
Grand river has an adequate supply. OF course
But the weakness. n not the outright danger oil
this supply is sufficiently pointed out by the
gentlemen who has made engineering his hieS
study, and who has performed prodisies In his
profession.
spavinaw ne pronounces perfect In both
quality and quantity. There remains the cost
OF construction to be considered This Inn
,ortant detail. we are assured. Ia TO be arr
alyzed carefully and an estimate submitted
within a very short time. There Will follow
matching OF resources with the estimate OF the
engineer. Then. VIC confidently predict the
people will be called on to endorse oy 'hen
votes the entire project. vote whatever oohga-
lions may be necessary and Tulsa put upon the
broad highway which leads directly TO Its high
destiny. -5
In 4hc meantime. there must be an Emergency
bond ssuo to bring the existing supply and
nt"up to the requirements Of tho city. This
emergency bond ISSUE we sincerely believe, will
be willingly authorized by tho citizenship OF the
city We are all striving for big things In this
water, business. and should all exclude all
other municipal matters until this is achieved;
at least as far as may be possible and practical
Tulsa's future Is involved In the water project
Let the entire community march shoulder to
shoulder until that has been achieved Then
in a splendid spirit OF fairness and progress we
may turn our attention to other phases OF mu-
nicipal growth, development, improvement and
expansion.