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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-01-12
Udo Nagel in Accident

Udo Nagel of the Curley Creek dis
trict, was in town Monday for medical
attendance, having met with an acct
dent about a week ago Tuesday at
Schmidt Bros camp near Eileen, in
which he sustained several broken ribs
and many severe bruises.
Nagel was engaged in gathering UP
logs along the chute when one of the
logs placed in the chute by other
workmen, jumped and struck Nagel
and the horse he was driving. Nagel
was thrown under the legs Of the
horse. Fortunately the animal did not
kick otherwise Nagel might have been
killed. The animal was so badly in
jured that it had to be killed.
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kids" ENJOY
fine BANQUET

Some SO kids" aged 65 years and
up to so but kids" in spirit for all
that, gathered in the banquet room
of the International hotel Tuesday
noon and enjoyed one of Billy Fer
braches excellent dinners, followed
by several talks which We're listened
to with interest.
NJ M. Fry was toastmaster and after
the repast he gave sketch of his
first trip to this country, he having
been the first white man to locate in
this district Major Walker, w B.
Hawkins, E. NJ Flood, Mrs. 1. Causton,
Rev. Fowler and Judge E. r. Hender-
son, gave delightful talks.
One of the unexpected pleasures of
the afternoon was the invitation of w.
L. Casey, proprietor of the Amazon
theatre, to the kids" to come to the
theatre and see the famous moving
picture, "The Old Nest" The invita-
ton was accepted with thanks and at
two o'clock all the "kids" adjourned
to the Amazon.
The gathering Tuesday was the idea
of Judge Henderson and he was as
sisted in carrying out the plans of
entertainment by NJ NJ Fry and 9TH
ers. A larger crowd attended than
had been anticipated but there was no
delay in preparing some 20 extra
places and the repast was quickly
served. The tables were prettily dec
GRATED with carnations and chrysan-
themums and during the dinner hour
number of old songs were played on
the phonograph.
Everyone who attended the gather
ing had a good time and the general
wish for more such affairs was ex-
pressed. 1t was suggested that the
kids" of Go years of age and older
of this district, give an old fashioned
entertainment, featuring the costumes
and styles of their childhood days and
it is possible that something along
this line may be carried out in the
near future.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-01-12
Basketball Team Leaves Today

The members of the high school
basketball team will leave today for
trip to Eureka, Columbia Falls and
kalispell Coach Campbell having ar
ranged for a game with Eureka this
evening, game with Columbia Falls
Saturday night and a game with the
kalispell high school team Friday
night.
The following players leave today:
Kent, Boileau, Twitchell, Rohlf, Melin,
Welch, Plato and Davis.
The boys are in fine shape for these
games and the local fans confidently
expect them to win two if not all Of
the games. Kalispell has a strong
team but IL the breaks of the game
are even Bonners Ferry players may
bring home the bacon.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-01-12
EMBRACES ALL DRAINAGE LANDS
ANY District Can Come Under the
Provisions of Reclamation Bill.

The question of drainage is an i'm
portant one in irrigated sections Of
Idaho, says statement issued by the
Idaho Reclamation association re-
Gently. This association has lent, and
is lending, its assistance to secure
drainage wherever necessary and was
not unmindful of it's Importance in
suggesting legislation pending in con-
gress.
However, some question has arisen
as to the bearing of the McNary-Smith
reclamation bill on drainage. Our in
depreciation of the law has been that
it embraced all drainage and not mere
ly swamp lands, but there has been
doubt about it in certain quarters.
This office took the matter up by
wire with Congressman Addison T.
Smith, who has wired as follows:
Washington, Dec 27, 1921.-Guy
Flenner. manager Idaho Reclamation
association: The provisions of the
McNary-Smith bill apply to reclama-
ton of land by drainage, if districts
are formed, regardless of where land
is located, but projects would have to
be Independent and disassociated from
existing projects in order for the law
to be applicable to our section.
ADDISON T. SMITH
"a drainage district, therefore, could
come within the provisions of the Nc
Nary-Smith act, if passed, providing
it came in separate and apart from
any existing project.
"The association is lending it's best
efforts in aid of the Smith -McNary
bill and, if possible, will send a repre-
sentative to Washington to remain
while this legislation is up, to assist
in forwarding it to passage.
"We regard this as the eleventh
hour of activity for all friends of rec
lamation. If this bill cannot be en-
acted at the present session of con-
gress, it will be tantamount to indefi-
mite postponement of reclamation"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-01-12

Members Of the Rebekah lodge in
stalled officers recently elected, at a
meeting held Tuesday night. The Of
ficers installed were as follows, Mrs.
lnez Cave acting as installing officer:
Ruth Lozier. past grand.
Mrs. George Wright, noble grand.
Mrs. II. w. Bliss, vice grand.
Mrs. B. Wooledge, recording secre-
tary.
Mrs. J. w. Reid, financial secretary.
Mrs. j. A. Jacoby treasurer.
Jesse Mcdonald, inside guard.
Albert Hende, outside guard.
Mrs. Percis Roesler, chaplain.
Mary Smith, warden.
Mrs Grace Drake, conductress.
Mrs. r. L. Little organist.
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County Commissioners I'm Session

The board of county commissioners
have been in session since Monday.
transacting routine business the first
two days. Yesterday the commission
ers completed the selection Of the jury
list from which juries for the COM
ing year will be called
Action was also taken yesterday by
the commissioners in connection with
lowering of salaries of deputies en-
ployed at the courthouse. the salary
cuts amounting to from $40 to $50 per
month. The law provides that the sal
aries of county officials must be fixed
for the year at the July meeting of the
board of commissioners and the COM
missioners plan to make some reduc-
tions in salaries of the county officers
at that time
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A. A. MeIntyre PASSES AWAY

Word was received here last evening
of the death of A. A. Mcintyre who
died yesterday afternoon at a Spokane
hospital following an operation for
tumor Of the stomach. Funeral ar
rangements have not yet been made.
The deceased made his home in Bon
ners Ferry for several years and was
editor of the Kootenai Valley Times
for three years, leaving here for Spo-
kane about a year ago to attend to his
duties as general manager and presi-
dent of the Swift Map Co.
Mr.. Mcintyre made host of friends
while resident of this county and
all join is mourning his death and in
extending their deepest sympathies to
his bereaved family.
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Married Yesterday Noon

Mark E. Cash, proprietor of the Bon
ners Ferry secondhand store, and Lot
tie A. Smith, who has a we'll improved
ranch north of Bonners Ferry, were
married at the courthouse yesterday
noon by Probate Judge Henderson.
The couple left for Spokane yesterday
afternoon where they will spend a
week or ten days on their honeymoon.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Cash have lived
in this district for a number of years
and have hosts of friends who join in
extending hearty congratulations and
best wishes.
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Mike Fitzpatrick Injured

Mike Fitzpatrick was seriously in
jured Friday afternoon when load
of baled hay which he was bringing to
town from his ranch east of Bonners
Ferry, tipped over. Mr.. Fitzpatrick
was thrown some distance and in
striking the ground his back was Sc
verely sprained and his legs bruised.
He is under the care of Drs. Fry and
Bowel at the Bonners Ferry hospital
where he is resting as easily as could
be expected.
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Entertained at Auction Bridge

Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Kinnear and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Shultis entertained
a large company of friends Tuesday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kinnear on the south bench, at an
auction bridge party.
Several pleasant hours were passed
at the card tables and then a delicious
course luncheon was served by the
hostesses.
The prizes for the high scores at the
bridge games we're won by Mrs.
Charles O'Callaghan and Jos .Jacoby.
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Alwilda Reemer Married

Friends of Miss Alwilda Reemer. for
many years a resident of Bonners
Ferry, received announcements this
week of her marriage on December
2S, at Portland, Oregon, to James
Keane
The couple will make their home at
Boise, Idaho, where Mr.. Keane is
physical director of the Boise high
school.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-01-12
school Dlstrict TO seII Buildings

Elsewhere in this issue of the Her
aid will be found notice of sale by
Independent School District No. of
all the buildings owned by the district
located in Block 10 of Bonners Ferry.
Full information regarding the sale
may be had by applying to A j. Kent,
chairman Of the board of trustees.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-01-12

d. G. Mcdonald, agent for the Spo-
kane international Railway Company,
reports that his company is again in
the market for railway ties, paying IL
cents for No. l ties and 80 cents for
No. 2 ties. The specifications of last
year remain in force.
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Financial
COLLECTING
AGENCY
THE ACME ADJUSTMENT

Z, 4hH AShE ADJ ENT
AGENCY
has opened offices in the Me-
Crory Building, Fairmont,
West Virginia, doing a general
collecting business. We solicit
your accounts for collection.
We charge no membership fee,
we make absolutely no charges
of any nature unless the money
is actually paid to you or us.
We tax on retainers attorneys
fees or extra charges Of any
kind. We put our time, money
and experience against your
bills. We have to collect to
make our money. Our special
ties-monthly settlements sat
istied clients. Phone Nos. 4O5-R
and S66-R.
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CoalLands

FOR sALE-19O acres more or less
with mine opened that will pro
duce so tons Of coal at present
time. All improvements go with
sale of coal, including Pit Pony and
Clydesdale Truck in good condi,
ton: haulsT, 500 lbs. This coal can
be mined from either side of the
hill which makes It the most de
sirable piece Of coal in this yicin.
ity. JOHN WIEGEL, Elizabeth,
Pa. 27S1A
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MEN AND WOMEN: Have q trade
that VIII pay you from SOC TO 75c
per hour. No dull times with this
trade. Complete instructions.
quickly learned 31.00. Address A.
A.. EDWARDS, Boz 26I, Tarpon
Springs, Florida. 2silA.
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MAN OR, WOMAN WANTED, $40
weekly full times s1.O0 an hour
spare time, selling guaranteed.
hosiery TO wearer. Experience
unnecessary. INTERNATIONAL.
HOSIERY MILLS, B249, Norris
town, "a. 3030A
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Building Lots For Sale

CHOICE LOTS IN BELLv1Ew.
Simon, and East Park Addition,
and Morgantown Ave. For parti-
ictllars see Fairmont Building and
Investment Co. 422 Professional
Bldg. 3041A.
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! Male Help Wanted

MEN WANTED for detective work.
Experience unnecessary, Write
Y. Ganor, former Govt Detective,
g Louis. 2s5oA
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WANTED-AduIts age IS to 20 to.
book orders for trees, shrubs,
vines roses; full or spare time.
commission paid weekly. exper-
fence unnecessary. WESTERN
NEW YORK NURSERIES, Roch-
ester, n. Z. 30S1A
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YOUNG MEN, WOMEN, over n,
desiring goYornment positkcts,
$3.50 monthly, write for free list OF
posltons, now open, r. Terry (foI.
mer Civil Service Examinerl, 500
Continental Bldg. Washington, D.
y. 3000A
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NAN WANTED to book orders for
4 Nursery Stock and nire agents.
Big pay. Exclusive territory, Free
outfit. EAfMoNS e COMPANY.
Newark, New York. S027A
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Special Notices


To Jess Martin
You wili Notice that T. B.
Henderson, the purchaser OF tho
following real estate, One.fonrth
aero Of coal located In Grant dis
trict, Marion county, West Virginia.
which was sold by the sheriff Of
Marion county at the sale for de-
iinquent taxes made on the 18th day
Of December 1890. and deed has
been required Is provided by law.
which deed vii be made to the said
7. d Henderson on OF after tho 18Th
day of March, 1922. unless you
against that dry redeem the said
real iestate from the said sain. Thu
smount necessary to redeem Is As
follows:
Amount paid sheriff At said'
sale go
Amoant taxes paid on The
property since said salu. Plus
amount paid surveyor for
suryey and report. CTS
Amount paid for notice and
service thereof .......... 1I.g5
interest f.,.'.......... 40
Total ............. .s2i.fo
Given under my hand this 9th day
|of january 1922,
LEE Il. sATTEaFIEnD.
CLERK d nc County Court Of
L. 2
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Dentists;

DENTAL BA,RGAIN.s,, - .Goid
crowns, $500 up. False teeth,
$3.50 up. Teeth extracted 75c.
DIR. SMITH, S04 Merchant st.
Open evenings. 26654
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WILL SACRIFICE 8 room house
with bath, Q large sun parlors,
furnace. large Basement, garage.
chicken house. 3 lots. cheap for
cash. Phonc s79-R. SOs7A
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Help Wanted

START a pressing, Cleaning and
dyeing shop, splendid Geld,
excellent profits. We. tell you how.
Write for booklet. BEN-yONDE
SYSTEM Dept. $40, Charlotte, N.
Y. COCOA
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ELECTRICITY TAUGHT By ex-
perts; earn while you learn at
home; electrical book and proof
lessons free; your success guaran-
teed and position secured. CHI
CAGo ENGINEERING WORKS,
.2144-A Lawrence Ave-, Chicago.
3034A
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Situation Wanted, Male

II year cid boy wants work at soda
fountain after 'Schol and on Sat.
lrdays. Will work at nights
also. Horace Falconer. Phone
457-M. 1896 A
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Farms For Sale

MERCER COUNTY FARMS FOR
sALE-Wfite for circulars. Civ.
ing full description OF building.
Number Of acres and price. F. A.
GlEBEER, Jackson Center, Pa, r.
2. 49,. 2754A,
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SUMNER HOMES FOR SALE.
Summer home, u rooms at Con.
1neaut Lake Park. Mrs. LALLEY,
152 steuhen ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
29e5 "A
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Female Help Wanted

GIRL WANTED for homework.
Small family, good pay, room and
board. Come ready TO work. 55S
Pierpont Ave. se72.k
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WORK wANTED-Light or heavy
truck driving. Understand ma.
chine thoroughly, can make minor
repairs. Address '.H,n West Wiz.
ginian, or phone 1861. 2s40A
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FOR SALE
$4,000 OR LESS CASH
AND $1,000 q month will
buy o modern home, on car
line near Owens plant. If
interested, See Paul Amos,
office over Dixie Theatre.
Phone, 1879.
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CAN YOU SELL FIRE .APPARA-
TUs? We need a salesman to
represent us In this and surround
ing counties. Chemical engines,
both factory and fire department
types, motor IRE apparatus on
Ford" chassis, extinguishers,
hose racks and carts, watchmen's'
clocks, etc. Liberal commission
basis. All or part timefon your
part. AJAX FIRE ENGINE
WORKS, Bush Terminal Bldg. ii,
brooklyn. N. Y. S02sA
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MERGER COUNTRY FARMS
FoRSALE-Write for circulars,
swing full description OF building.
Number Of acres and price. B.. a.
GIEBNER, Jackson Center, Pa.
". DIS. 2754A
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Furnished Rooms

ONE . room furnished fat. one
8 room furnished fat with bath,
for rent. Apply A. J. Hays, No. IL,
Hays Bldg. 296sA
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TRY THoMuRs INDIAN HERB
TABLETS for constipation, kid.
ney, liver and all stomach trou.
bles: 30 days free trial treatment.
Write today. THoMUR COMP
ANY. Hayerhtll. Mass. 2sss Al
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AGENTS -Manufacture your own
products. 500 formulas, trade
secrets that clearly explains how
for S1.60, P. s. FNKEL, $40
Ritner St, Philadelphia, Pa. IN
" 3022A
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Coal and Timber

OAK LUMBER. ANY KIND OF
OAK, POPLAR OR HICKORY.
Can cut TO fill your need. Phone
17S3-M or write Elmust P. Moran,
Fairmont RI. No. 5. 27sSA
PITTSBURGH COAL DELIVERED
ANYWHERE. Call 17sS.M. Price
reasonable. 2794A
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Sale Or Rent

FOR RENT OR SALES rooms
and bath. Call 145.W. 2es1A
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Ex-sERvICE MAN wants lob as
clerk in store. Has had exper.
lence. Write G.. 3. Gamble, 317
satterfeld st. 2s65A
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LIVER TRouBLE-Physician en-
plains simple treatment for in
famed gallbladder and bile ducts
associated with gallstones. Book
let FREE. Df. Paddock, Box
MOI, Kansas City, Mo. 3O32A
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DON'T bay or sell farm, coal, oil
or timber land until you have our
proposition Bargain lists free.
OHIO FARMERS CO-oPERA-
TIVE AGENCY, Mcconnellsville,
Ohio soi1A
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Professional Service

PEERLESS BEAUTY PARLoR.
Manicuring. Hair dressing. SOL
Professional Bldg. Phone 1913.
2664A
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Houses And Tots

HOUSES. LoTs, FARMS bought,
sold and exchanged. FRANK
sRIcHARD, Phone 975.
1-+2et-242sA
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HIAuTITU1. FARM HOME FOR
SALE; Fifty acres lying TO the
south so bearing peach trees. fruit
Of all kinds. New buildings, q
room house, newly painted, slate
roof, running water In house, 30x40
sssefuellt barn with new si1o!
thickiy settied neighborhood; part
cash, balance easy payments.
write JAMES A. DRAKE, Center
vine Crawford county, Pa. II
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MR. FARM BUYER: Don't climb
up and down hills all your life
when you,can buy good level farms,
the cream Of this locality with
extra good buildings with modern
consenienees, In house and barn,
good level roads near r. r. Cen.
traltzed schools, good markets.
MIX $40 and up net here. sell
farms that owners have lived on
for years and paid for and have
money on interest, the kind you
can make good on. State your
wants and send today for illustrat-
ed booklet F. B. STEWART.
LlGEsYLLE. PA. 2142A
OHIO FARM-10S ACTRESSES
PER AoRE-Leyel, rolling and
hill land. over IL will produce fine
White Burley tobacco; improved,
with aS7.room brick dwelling, eel.
lar, large barn, and other outbuild-
ings. in a good community, shor..
distance from several good towns,
close 70 good tobacco markets, con.
siderable pasture on this place, fair
tencess excellent water supply, farm
25 miles from the heart of GCincln.
natl terms 81 500 down, possession
March LIST, This is one for your.
consideration at an old time price.
Tobacco is selling fine In this sec
tim This is also q good stock
farm. close to schools, stores and
churches. II you want a Southern
Ohio farm We can suit You, large
or small. Most Of our farms are
within a radius of 5 to rs miles
erom the heart OF Cincinnati. Send
rsist or call to see US at any time,
good schools, fine pixies, fractions
and railroads. HOPKINS &
BEEbER 206 East Fifth St, Gin.
clrinati Ohio. 2sSsA
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Business. 0 Opportunities

ESTABLISHED PLUMBING BUST.
NESS FOR SALE! Il win pay.
you to investigate ut once. Erlte.
Box 27s7As The West ylrgtnisn.
27sfAj
a SO investment 81 AfeSia may
make you Independent. Postal
card VII bring full particulars!
Address TEXAS LEASING $500
CITATION, Manhattan Bid kan
sas City Mo. Se33IA
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PERsoNA1-Cut this out for,
luck. Your future foretold:
send dime, age, birthdate for trial
reading. MADAME ZoDELLA,
Box $50. Toledo, Ohio. 2s62A
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DIR. DEEM, CHIRoPoDlsT AND
FOOT SPECIALIST AT SHURT.
LEFF q WELToN'S EVERY
MONDAY. 2774A
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WORK WANTED washing and
painting walls. Office building
work preferred. Cali s1s. 2s2sA
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ONE ACRE FARM. Good fiye
room house, two poultry houses,
pod water. Lots Of fruit Of ali
kinds One and one half miles 70
Court House on Hampton Road
Phone THOMAS BURRLUCK,
7l26sR-4. Route No. 2, Fairmont,
w. Va, 29G6A
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livestock
Poultry and Supplies

LIVE AND DRESSER TURKEYS.
DUCKS, CHICKENS aud Cuinoa
Fowls. Butter 49c 10. North Fair
mont Poultry Co. Phone ATM.
East Park Ut Fair Grounds.
lra-ast-24a0A
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BABY CHICKS. HATcHINC
EGGS. Eight leading pure
breeds from heavy laying strain;
alive delivery guaranteed. SEND
for circulars; send orders carly
BR0oKVALE POULTRY FARM.
?. Q. Box I o7s 9 onnellsrilIe, Pa.
2S72A
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ONLY sLeo per hour plumbing and
z repairing: Work guaranteed: Any.
make fixtures properly. installed.
Give me a trial. ]. a. TAYLOR at
Knights Machine Shop, East Park
Ave. Phone i14s or 1888. ssG6A
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95 ACRESlFoR SALE, House, 2
barns. sIlo. 80 acres bottom,
fully equipped stock and machin-
cry, ideal for dairy. Immediate
possession. Phillips Realty Com
pany. Room 6, Cline Bldg, Athens,
Ohio. 3035A
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AGENTs-6O0Ss PRoFTT-
Statesmen. New article. Big
demand Every merchant and bust
ness man must have It. $25 TO $50
and upwards per day. 1nexperienc-
ed Agent got II sales out OF S1e
calls, his profit 1850. Territory
going fast. Sample FREE. Send
dime to cover mailing. business
Builders, Dept. 453. Athens, N Y.
2957A'
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AGENTS: BIG WINTER leader
now ready. Agents coming
money. Big field. Don't delay,
but write at once to HOMELAND
SPECIALITY co., Homeland, ca.
250sA
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8 ROOM HOUSE, bath: cellar, oak
finished. 219 Powell Street
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