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Phillips County herald., 1922-08-17

through from Ohio They THAR this
country looks pretty good. If the
cousin likes it here lie viii send for
his wife aud rent a farm here. So
far, he is well pleased with the coun-
| try
Clark Penwell and family. John
Penwell and his nephew drove to c.
z. shew's Sunday Afternoon. Tic
nephew stayed to work awhile for
Mr.. Shew.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pierce spent
Thursday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Evans.
Mrs. Evans relatives. who have
been visiting them for the past ten
days started to hone Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. G. L. Stewart helped Mrs. Ed
Foster cook for threshers three days
last week.
Mrs Carl Ra6tke kslned Mrs. Fred
Lutte cook for threshers two days
this week.
Albert Evans helped MIR. Boriand
and Mr.. kcrchnar thresh last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Wilcox
took Sunday supper with Mr. and
Mrs vern Echard
Dave Echard and family spent
Sunday afternoon a. the Rockwell
home.
Mrs. Lawrence Wilcox has been
spending a few days at the parental
Stewart home.
Mr.. Bishop is back with us again
this year. He will teach the same
school he had last year. lie is dig
ging small cellar and erecting a
small house over it for dwelling
for himself during the school term.
Mrs. Damewood will teach the
south school. and Mrs. Harvey Lock
will teach the school Just east of
us in the Arnold neighborhood. .
Phillips County herald., 1922-08-17
The Interstate Race

Amherst's pennant hopes went
alimmesing Sunday when Sherman
ended mn eleycn.Inning contes, with
q hlt that broupht In two scores aud
won for the Tigers D TO Z. Tho Bull.
iogs got away to a bad atast, giving
Wilcox poor support IN the early In
ningh, but came from Dshind aud
lied the aeore IN the ninth. with tho
winnig run on third. oniy 10 fall help.
less Ia the nekt two Innings.
The raoll Champions are atlii the
dark horse. II ths chnmru can win
their two games with iinxtun aud
A.filisrst wins uyery remaining game
the latter can tic with iIaatun. n
tho thnmpa win every game thcs
evitli tull be onehslf game brilni
rnlefa haAtln alopa = game 10 Va.
inintu or Lamar.
Phillips County herald., 1922-08-17
Beachville News

MIR. and Mrs. w. c. Heller were
called to George utesler's Tuesday
night of last week. Mrs. Utesler was
very sick They spent the night and
Wednesday with her.
Mrs. p d. Woodham OF Ovid is
spending several days with his chill
dren..
Ethel Austin spent Wednesday and
until Thursday at Heller's.
Carl Norrene took diuner at the
utesler home Wednesday,.
Mrs. p. B. woodham. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Woodham and the latter's two
youngest children called at Heller's
Thursday afternoon on their way
home from Holyoke
Mr.. Monroe and Mr. Warner visit.
ed at the Utesler home Thursday.
They are old friend OF Utesler's
Mrs. Clyde Haynes made trip to
Haxtun last week. She took his mo-
ther home. who had been spending
some tine At TIE Haynes home.
Mr.. and Mira W. G. Heller and
Ar and Mrs Roy Heller aud son Tvs
tied at Roy cauble's Sunday
Mr Deal pulled his throshing ma.
chIae outfit TO Albert Artman's on
.'fcsssay Henry Hagcrnan is ihrssh.
ing for Rleiiard euIntai.
Miss IiIlIe Wright helped Mrs.
Bills Quintal cook for threshers Fri
day aud Saturday.
Callers at =. n. Austin's Sunday
afternoon wore afr. and alp. Gus,
Icl'nsca, lr nnd Airs. Emmett. Mrs.
Walter Hayes. SIR. and Mrs. Hcnd.
riths and Mr. ard Mira rick Barbour
and children all OF Holyokc.
The little Austin children spent
Wednesday forenoon with little Ray.
inord Heller, while Miss Maple went
to Holyol.e.
Phillips County herald., 1922-08-17

once Monday forenoon he took
worse. DR.. Crawley was in atten-
dance. They rushed him to the hos
pital for an operation for appendi-
citjs. He got through the operation
|all right, and we have had no fur
|ther word from him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Miller took
Sunday dinner at the frank Martin
home.
We understand Mrs. keat found
her mother much improved when
she got home.
Hersy Martin drove to Ketley's for
alfalfa seed one day las: week We
are glad to hear Of any one sowing
alfalfa or sweet clover, for every
such field is a big asset TO our coun-
try.
Miss Vera Chapman was taken to
the hospital in Holyoke Friday morn
ing for an operation for appendi-
Hcitis.
Mrs Damewood and father took
dinner at the Sam Rouze home on
Wednesday.
Sam Rouze and family drove to
Imperial Sunday to visit with Mr..
Rouze's brother Marsh and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Nicholson help
ed Grover Ferrel thresh Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Nicholson en-
tertained for dinner week ago Sun
day the following guests: Charles
Hoffman and family. Roy Fuqua and
wife, Grover Ferrel and family, Miss
Goldie Hall and Miss Eurbena Nicn-
olson and their two gentlemen
friends.
Mrs. Sam Rouze received word
her mother passed away the first of
this week. The mother has been
helpless invalid for about three
years. not being able to lift her hand
to her face. We extend our sympa-
thy to Mrs. Rouze in losing her mo-
ther. even though we feel it must
be merciful deliverence to the in
valid to go.
Carl Radtke and family visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Eickle Sum.
day.
We understand Otto Eichle's bro
ther Will is working for the railroad
company in Sterling
Mr.. and Mrs. Tomlin and two sons.
James and Harvey. took Sunday din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lutte.
Frank Rehfeld and Walter Lutte
were also Sunday guests.
The company threshing machine is
in the neighborhood again this week.
c. L. Stewart and family were
Sunday dinner guests at the George
Weis home. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Sickle were also afternoon callers.
Clark Penwell's father and cousin
came in Wednesday They drove
Phillips County herald., 1922-08-17
WANTED-I am always in the
ket for your cream, eggs and
try-A. M. Anderson.

For sale-Registered Jersey
four years old, and some fine ID
heifers. These heifers will make
town cows.-Frank 3. Gray. Hclv
Phillips County herald., 1922-08-17
NOTICE

s i, ,ec NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
Registration Boards OF the several
Precincts Of the County. will meet
at the several polling places, on
Tuesday. SEPT. 5. 1922. and on Mon
day. Sept. II. 1922, for the purpose
OF registering the electors Of Phil
lips County. Colorado. for. the Pri-
mary Election to be held on Tues
day. Sept. IL. 1922.
REX C. EVANS. County Clerk.
Phillips County. Colo.
Phillips County herald., 1922-08-17

tChildren same price as adults.)
This is County Fair. owned and
operated by the county. 1t is your
Fair and mine. A part of our taxes
go to pay the premiums. You are
sure of getting them this, year
officers of the Fair must buy tick
cts. as well as superintendents. ex-
hibitors. showmen. horsemen and ev-
eryone else. There will absolutely
be no passes issued. Also there will
be no pass out tickets. If you wish
TO run in and out purchase season
tickets. Get them now and avoid the
rush at the gate.
Boost! Boost! Everybody boost,
Mr.. W. L. Heginbotham will have
charge of'saie of tickets at the gate
Mr. C. p. Peterson the grand stand
They now have season tickets for
sale.
S. S. woRLEY.
4o-2t Supt. Admissions
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WANT ADS

For saIe-On account Of Ill hJ
will sell my home and furu1
cheap. Leaving for Denver
DR.. M. Mikkelsen, 604 rntero1
Avenue. ri}
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS

Games Next Sunday
Haxtun at Paoli.
Lamar at Holyoke..
Amherst at Venango.
Results Sunday
tAt) Amherst q; Haxtup . III in.
nings.)
tAt) Lamar 10; eHolyohe 2.
(At) Paoli Z; Venango s.
Phillips County herald., 1922-08-17

For Sale Cheap: 1920 Titan tn{
3 bottom plows. tandem disc, . d
also cook shack. all in good q
tion. Inquire OF A. +. Andens
miles north and 6 miles west Of [
yoks.r7 r,< 4o.itI
Phillips County herald., 1922-08-17
FAIR NOTICE

The cost Of admission to.athe Phil
lips County Fair to he held in Hol
yoke September 5-6-7-s is as follows:
Phillips County herald., 1922-08-17

For saIe-Stswart range. s2s|
good one.--Leo Ruby.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01

TULSA REBEKAH NO. a6. !. o. o. n.
Regular meeting first and third Friday
OF each month, 1850 p, m.
MRS. ROSE WHITE, N, q.
MRS CARRY DAVIS. Sec.
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Burlington Says That \
He Is Not Man Whipped

A man calling from Sapulpa
Tuesday, and representing himself
20 be Jack Burlington, salesman for
a Kansas city fish and oyster house,
takes exception TO u story from
Claromore I'm Tho World Tuesday
morning detailing the whipping Of
n Jack Burlington by the Ku- Klux
klan. Tho Clarcmoro story gives
the namo and business OF the man
arrested ana afterwards whipped
and tho man calling from Sapulpa
says he bears the same name and
Is In tho same business but that he
has not been IN Claromore since
last Friday. lie says Il US either
case Of mistaken identity ny Clare
more officials or some one up there
Is operating under his name and
business. Tho Worlds correspond
ent at Clarcmorc, IN response to n
query states that the manager ol
the Hotel Mason, the chief OF police
and assistant chief of police all say
the man involved in the whipping
registered at the Mason hotel sun
day night aB Jack EurllDgtOn.4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01
LEGALS
Tribal Ossge Oil Leases at
Public Auction March End,
1922, by u. s. Government.

March 2. l022. at Pawhusha, oklahoma
about $4,000 acres viii be Offered for oil
leases In Quarter section tracts nids will
bo Tor bonus In addition tp royalties $50
payable on day OF enlc, balance 10 three
annual lnfinllmcuts with acceptable secur.
ity. within advertised area there are
about 600 oil wells producing from two
barrels 20 one thousand barrels each. the
tOtnl daily production for November 1921
being about 10 900 barrels, also, there are
about 2lh wells driiliuR, Az tnuds are
now leased separately Tor gas. Blue print
maps OF area advertised showing tracts
offered together with tracts leased also
showing tracts producing oil or gas can
be had for fifty cents each. also logs Of
producing wells for twenty five cents each
wen. write ". 3. Superintendent, Osago
Agency Pawhuskn. Oklahoma for maps
logs oT further Information
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Business Service


ALL KINDS Of help furnished free; both
male and female.
SECURITY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Osage 6SiS.
AMERICAN Window Cleaners. Inc, plain
windows, l5c; floor waxing, woodwork
cleaned. Call US for yourSleaning. The
Do II Right People, Usage 6527.
ALL KINDS OF leaky roofs repaired: work
guaranteed; prices reasonable. osags
s7o3.
ALL KINDS or STOVE REPAiRING
Let me regulate your smoky stoves; stoves
connected too. work eed. Cedar
1925.
a NEW FRENCH HAND LAUNDRY FOR
TULSA.
MCONNICOS.
is y. Eleventh. Usage 6ass
CALL CEDAR 81 for builder OF fine
homes city references Work guarRn-
decorator. Call Usage 629O-R, ali work
~uAEaEteed,
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LODGES AND SOCIETIES

TULsA LODGE NO. II. 49, &A. ~
hcots every fhursday; first
N2 Thursday q. C., second Thurs.
~ day, busineHa third Thursday,
xHflk. ", NJ, fourth Thursday. " A.
GL1y9 NeNt meeting March :. work
AVA IN r. G, Degree at .. m.
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PLAsTERINo, patch work. pr,,,.,,
neatly do'e. Cedar 1885. 'p'y and
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SEEDS &c NURSERY STOCK

BERRY PI.ANrS-To show your our fine
plants we offer ig Harvest ~ Mcdonald
blackberry, ~ eyorbearing strawberry
for 81 delivered by post, Send for our
free eatalog. Parker Nursery, Teoum
sch, Okla.
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POULTRY.

BABY CHICKs--Big money saving offer.
One-thifd of prices n ordered before
March 10, Catalog tree. Delivery free
Wynona Hatchery wynona, Okla.
:HIN-loo 900 fancy bred, with quality
and pep 10 live and grow. LenhaTt
Hatchery Navarro, Kan,
5ABY CHICKS-Keep your hens laying.
We VIII sell you the chicks from our
pure bred llogan.teHted and trApnested
hens. Rocka Reds Wyandottes Orping
tons AncOnaH, Leghorns, lfc up. or.
culor. Walnut Ridge Hatehers, Butler,
Illinois.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
- NOTICE

NUTTIIE
The undersigned receiver will offer for
sale To the highest ard best bidder. for
cash, upon confirmation OF the Referee
In Bankruptcy, all Of tho stock, goods,
wares merchandise. fixtures aud ac-
counts receivable OF the Hopkins Motor
supply Co. bankrupt, at No. East
sixth street. In tho city Of Tulsa Tulsa
county. state Of Oklahoma, at II O'Clock
q, fn., ON the Sth day OF March, 1922.
The said stock is Of the approximate
value OF $500; furniture and fixtures
$1,000 ana accounts receivable $g.sOO.
Parties interested may receive further
Information by calling Usage 3Ge6. j.
u. Young, receiver
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trubllshcd IN the Tulsa Daily World
March I, 2. ., aud 3. world Pub
lshing company. publisherl
NOTICE or SALE Or on. AND
GAS LEASE
Tho undersigned Guardians OF Lucinda
~ MuHkogee County, Oklahoma, on
Tuesday. March 7th 1899. at o'clock
p. m These leases win be for a period
Of five years 90 aud M much longer
thereafter as oi. and gas is produced
IN paying quantities. Tho land is In
three tracts ana leases VIII be offered
separately mud also upon the entire one
hundred ana tixty acres,
=. The present production OF oil troir
this property is one hundred barrel,
600 pcr day. rho present leases under
which tho property IL being operated
viii expire on March i3th, la22, nh,
land upon which leases viii be Offered
Lot four 90 of Section 7, Town
ship ~ North. Range 10 East. con-
tanning ~ acres more or lsss a.
Northeast quarter of section 2.
Township ~ North. Range ~ Fast.
containing 40 acres. moro or less
quarter OF the Northwest quarter:
tho Southwest quarter OF tho South
east quarter OF the Northwest quar-
ter tho West half OF the West halt
Sout honst quarter ~ the North
west quarteri and Lot two O.,
of-wny all in Section T. Township
~ North. Range is East. containing
Tl.a9 acres, moro or less.
The East halt OF tho Southeast
quarter OF the Southeast quarter Of
the Northeast quarters; the East
half OF the West half OF the South
east quarter Ut the Southeast quar-
ter OF tho Northeast quarter Of Sec
tlon T. Township ~ North, Range
~ East. containing 75O acres, more
or lc's
For further Information address tn
| uudcrslgned guardiana In care OF tn
! County Court Muskogee, Oklahoma,
| JOE McMURRE,
ALBERT ~. DAVIDSON,
I Guardians of Lucinda Pltmar
an incompetent.
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MEDICAL.

gAfRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL for
confinement. private prices reaSpnable; (;
may work FOR noardi babies adopted,
1911 ~ Twenty-Seyenth ST.. Kansas
city, Mo.
MEN-Pror. Osbsrne's Vachmoter Perfect
Physieal Culture Appliance, Osborne
Co, 2131 Park Ave. st. Louis. Mo- Send
for free book on development.
WEST MAIN MATERNITY sANiTARIU I'M
homo for the care and protection OF
young women; rates reasonable: babies
adopted. Dr, NJ. y, Newman. medical
director i6t1 w. Main Oklahoma city.
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TULsh CANTON NO. 10. l. O. O. v.
Patriarch Militant. Degree session March
J.P. MOORE. Capt.
4. IL FULLER. Clerk.
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WANT AT S
Announcements

NCEMENT--osage sbi6. Quality
and Service. Tulsa Undertaking Com
pany Can Save You One.IIalf.
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WILLIE LOTION, cOlored, wanted at
Dtiuhley, Ark, on account OF the death
ot his mother, Rosie PerCell, r lney for
ley, Ark.
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hpoSs psiS,Inrp, papeEed per-, & for q ana Up; also
house. Phone Usage soi 19om to
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All oVncrs 81 nbuttirg proncrtv. mon.
erty benefited by snld improvements, and
other property liable 10 assessment are
hereby notified that all matters affect
ing Tucn improvements or benefits there
BY. ana any claim or objections to tho
sssesHments ns above set forth shall be
filed In writing IN the office Of Mrs.
Frank Seaman, city Auditor OF tho city
Ot Tulsa, Oklahoma, on or before the
10th day Of March, 1879, AZ . o'clock A.
NJ, and tho same shall be heard by tho
board ~ commissioners on the 10Th day
ot March. 1929. At 0 o'clock a. NJ, and
any claim or objections not 80 filed in
writing before said time shall be deemed
waived.
DATED this 2ith day Of February.
io2:.
MRS. PRANK SEAMAN.
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CLOVER
GRAPEvINEs

FANCY white biennial sweet clover, ss
buHhel, our track bowman Bros Seed
Co, Concordiu, Kansns.
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Automobiles


1921 MODEL Ford coupe, nice condition.
deWountnble rims, five good tires. best
buy IN town. 4375 cash. Central garage.
115 Cheyenne.
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Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds
ONIONS

FOR SALE--Bermuda onion plants; crys.
tai wax. fl.bOi yellows. tl.e5 delivered
fed; n Years ' in the business. w" t. NJ
Johnson, lslitas, Texas.
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DOGS
birds.

CANARY sinecrs for sale. $3.50 each. Cau
AZ 4O7 n Denver. Usage 3997-R.
FINE GERMAN ROLLERS from imported
stock. Cedar 2s3O.
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LECAIS

~ Donald J.. Jacobs l.O casa
- Greek CHntcfbe.y
trrustoeb 1a0 gT1.fl
10 ~. a.. Ohrrmlllrr 100 glala
Was Ellen Ellis 1sJ IGggg
"A 60 stiip. tho wost
line ~ which ~ 90 feet
east ot and parallel 10
cRat line of Quincy Ave
nuc, the north line NJ
said strip being $40
foct north of north line
ot rlNh Place ana a4ld
Hfrip extending 90 south
line ~ lot T. Orags Cot
ton on 60. ttt...ts.t.t 90 lou.t9
"a go strip. thr west
line uf which is fG feet
east of ana parallel TO
east lluo ~ quincy Ave-
nuc. said strip extending
hOuth 10 n diagonal limo
which runs from point
70 feet cast ~ southwest
corner of Lot TO
point 100 f0rt north nf
southwest corner ~ Lot
2, Usage Cotton on Co.. 90 6T6.66
"a triangular portion
of Int lying south ~
diagonal line which
runs from point 10
fcot east Of southwest
corner of Lot 10 u
point $50 foot north NJ
southwest corner Of Lot
?, and caat of n line
80 feet east of and par
Hllel TO east line ~
quincy Avenue, Tulsa,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01
ESSEX

HUDSON ESSEX
Buick Roadster
Ford Touring
New Overland 4 Coupe
Essex Touring
Hudson Speedster
Every used car sold by us Is In
splendid running condition.
BOBST MOTOR COMPANY
1921 South Main Usage 311S
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Employment
HEJp WAYTEn-,,,,,

NEAr APPEARING men for 6o, n
house work. Highest class estabG -
in Tulsa for ~ years. Can use w..
appointment. 'o'
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3-SALESMEN-S ,. 10
Here is a proposition you cannot W. eert
set you up In business without yof
OF expense TO yourself; We edu.sy 20
how to, sell our products; we pg as
literally while learning, eNcluifs,,cs D.
territory; join the largest app ,aaii IKE
ganization in the country, who WI nerl.
you regardless Of your former Sher,
enoe and place you IN poslt'9ni, your'
you can earn brilliant future ~snt to
self: II you are 25 or over hhn Sigatian
connect with the liveliest orss cal
In the country. 2Oi Gillette b'us'
for Mr.. Teter or koga. --.-,.-r
WANTED D-Representative for uisIsnor
edge Of oil refinery equipment ana wor S
plies. 10 represent general nOoJ tau
plant and comprising bolor, "fNrae
shop. laundry machine O4p frst.clas
Mld-Contlnent field. only ari he con
man who can get results WIZ Hots
sidered. Address NJ. IT,, care o.
Tulsa BY Friday morning.
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sALEsMEN-NO FLOATERS r.
We would consider few extra stbsf
mon to our sales force. proNidlnsoR /
are ambitious and willing 10 WIS
HOURS A DAY. This is pus +,
hard times decent enter II yog 70.
BIG ENOUGH, meeting specitle1 ,ol
qufrementB We will furnish IA
necessary capital II you are ,0L
Apply Westland Hotel, room
promptly at 10 a. m. "Wednesday
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HELp-MALE OR FEMALE
Statesmen AND AGENTS

PERMANENT representatives wanted y, y
represent building and loan ass%
tlon in Hsnryetta. Drumright. hkIs,Wgs
Bristow. Yale, Gushing, Shamrock sie, %i
hogee, Okmulgee, Bartlesville, sspus
aud other towns in eastern pklanB9s.,I
Write, wire or phone, Peoples aI ~
ing Loan Association, Tulsa, oA.s,. Ae..,
STOCK SALESMAN : Want hIgh@,ss,
man 10 handle Al proposition L,.,ior
arrangement permanent Cunhe''"
3e3 Mayo Bldg. Usage S976
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Board and Rooms

Two FURNisHED light houseksepirg
rooms, aouth side rent reasonable.
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PURELY Personal

ONE PAIR mounted Elk's teeth with ID.
w. u. ON back. Cnll naaEe A.On.
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GRAPEViNEs- send us 81 ana receive
three Concord, one Catawba, one Mag
ara and one Goethe grapeyines by par.
Gel post, Also sond for our free cata.
log Parker Nursery, Tecumseh, Okla
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Pure Yellow Dent aud sure Croppor seed
corn, hand-nubbed, shelled and ro-
cleaned, yl75 bushel, W, l.. smith.
Window, Texas.
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PATENT ATToRSry

At PAfENTs--TRADE MARKS ~
ASK us whether your tradslr,NNs
protected IN South America. WI. efe
fatent hsnd Book. Prompt sS-i,s' 3
can Bldgy Washington. ID. C"' amer 70
Woolworih Bldg New yrtt 4. AgA $50
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-02
Heroic Girls Diving Rescue Goldberg Who
 Has Chance To Live

Rendered helpless by an attack of shore at Fairfield Beach from a float about 25 feet distant. Benja- min Goldberg of Hackensack. N. J., was saved from a watery grave yes terday afternoon about 5:3o, by the heroic efforts of the Misses Constance and rAlthea Noble of aFirf1eld Beach, end Miss Dorothy Waldo of Barsrow, Fla. Robert Boyd, 5, who was with Goldberg on the float and attempted to swim in with him also had a mar row escape from death, Goldberg c1utching him as he was about tG sink for the third time, but a pair or waterwings used by the boy kept him above the surface until aid was sum moned.
 Goldberg, in company with the boy. attempted to swim from the float to shore and when about 15 feet distant, was attacked by cramps
 His cries for help attracted the at tention of the crowd on shore. Mrs. J. Noble. mother of the girl heorineS with Mrs. Albert E. Be1lisle, of 1000 Laurel avenue, 1mm ediateiy Jumped in a canoe and padded to the spot where. Goldberg was struggling. Stimuli taneously his cries attracted the atten- ton of the three girls. They swam to the spot where he had by this time gone down for the third time
 The canoe also arrived, grabbing one of the paddles, Constance Noble dragged the bottom in an attempt to locate the body.
 Her efforts were rewarded. At the