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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04
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LEE L! / FOR |; ! J R.
MISS NJ ,BAX TER

Richland Centre, Wis.,-I have been
relieved of terrible suffering, by Sto-li-
gal capsule and tablet treatment and I
consider Sto-li-gal the most Wonderful
remedy on earth. I had terrible pains in
my stomach and bowels, had an abund-
ance Of gas and acid, dizzy spells,s.co
chronic constipation.1In fact, for four
years was Obliged: to stay in bed most of
the time, the local doctors gave me up,
also specialists in Madison, Wis, and at
Minneapolis said nothing could be done
for me but to operate but thanks to Mr..
c. J.; Erickson, a. Duluth druggist, who
Informed me that Sto-H-ga1 would re-
:lieve my suffering, SO on his advice I
started, in on Sto-li-gal and was surpriS-
ed to note the wonderful relief from the
first box, and when I : had taken six
boxes was entirely relieved Of nayssuf-
fering and I consider myself cured. I
urge all sufferers to start the gal
treatment t. once and feel sure you will
benefit as have. (Signed) Jessie NJ.
Baxter. Sto-li-gal will usually give re-
lief in attacks attributed to gall stones,
stomach ulcers, chronic appendicitis,
torpid lazy liver, dyspepsia. gassy2 sour
stomach, pains in, stomach and ba ck,
dizziness, chronic constipation, etc.
Don't wait. start. the: Sto-li-gal, treat
your friends. Sold at $500 a box, also
sent direct on receipt of price, Digcs-
tive Chemical Company, st. Paul, Mum.
: Refuse substitutes. positively demand
sto-li-gal. Sold by F: J: Hallin's. drug
store at Willmar; New London, J. P.
Olson; Spicer,I Anderson Bros and by
druggists everyWhere.-AdV- - - :.
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Remains Of. W. NJ. Chase Laid t.
Rest at Bozeman, Mont,
December 81 ::

The burial ofMthe late William NJ:
Chase: Of Manhattan, Montana, and a
former established business man of
this city took. place on Wednesday
December 21st, at Bozeman, Mont, &C.
;cording to word received here,
The late Mr.. Chase passed: suddenly
away following an. attack of heart
trouble while attending a banquet on
Saturday evening. December. 18th. Mr.
Chase is survived by his wife and two
sons.
Mr.: Chase was a member Of the 10
scal Masonic Lodge. His burial al
Bozeman was in charge Of the Mason
lie Order, .... 49,
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East Relief-Jan. 7-15-
=. FEET FOR WISCONSIN,
Near East Re1ief-Jan.7-15-
70 ~ Ia
NEVER FORGET

When you feel hopeless and despall
Of ever getting back your health, there
before giving up altogether Bulgarian
Blood Tea assists nature: to flush tile
son=soakad sidney, stir the lazy
liver, gently move the bowels and pu
rify,s;th system. And when you. take
it steamfng hot at bedtime it breaks
up a bad cold and guards against In
fluenza, pneumonia or other sickness
Why not ask your druggist or grocer
for. trial box today.
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Village Of Pennock

1: r !, v =! Ct Pennoek s,
,ec zi:ysiGsol. e : oAnson any Wii -
20 - :! e - - saaunu' y. :. ines
g 20, 1o.zt',z z. zo ana 90 ploeA 2
ana lots - ana q. DOCK e.'.E.. 8: =.
v!llaQe @ hay ,14' e! {.
Hsc: ~; CaIol:lne, Al1er. 70. W1t!a nam
Jydstrup; lots I, 8 and 8 block z,
k-o agsl' . 9 adalt e -.
ely Ct : y !91i .
~ Dec:z g. =: - nlttn et- a 70 heu;
9h n; - AnusIsons Ral.Y . .ao - 2 ano
p 1tk = FeF ;'l aaol1tlon: 8.
zee: =. Yer & ~. henson ana VIE q
a = >: Ekander, lots<9 ana 9, DIX = FER
it4 : alttgn ?ecou Il -. @ g!
>Dece -. OloIz =: feirlng, s1ngls -
:: :. s sfs losr - p1ock 2 .rerrlhss
5oeg ,ll1!e Au9lHiips: R2Vy: @
Dec: 2s: Peter hu l1! ana VIE 70
!o4n WINE Lulneuperg' lot s D4ock q.
S1:*
'own g Ct t: East Lake Lillian
nec. 70. state t Of Minnesota to VIM,
E S;tE';; e OF SWfA,- seceion -, oV &C
res es,..s 49,. a. <,.l} !. = .
/. own W <, Of Willm 1tl -,
Rec -: tanner =. Ny .e II et a. y
EDWIN - emerson s! part ov - y
NV ~ sectlon zz':.!l1 2 acres f:s 81:
80 - Huwln =: Anue:,s0n, - -
.nur W WI, part IVA .z.ao q WA, sec'
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04
Mothers! Rub Children's Chests
Vicks vapors Danish colds and do away with
+. ~ dosing little stonaachs. ~:

g. Treatment Of cold troubles
with Vicks. VapoRub is the
method now most favored by
doctors, nurses and millions Of
modern mothers. ~:
There's nothing: to, swallow.
For :spas11odic Group, whooping
cough, common colds, sore
throat and tonsilitis you just
apply, VicEs over throat and
chest; rub it in well and cover
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04

with a. flannel: cloth. AT. night
leave the bedclothess loose
around the child's neck, and all
night. long Vicks antiseptic,, heal
ing vapors are breathed right
into the affected air passages.
: Vicks is just as good. for
grownl-ups, too-just as efec-
tive for i catarrh, head colds,
asthma, skin itchingss cuts,
burns, bruises or, sprains.SS
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04
Bilious. Headache

When you have a severe headache,
a diszzordered stomach and constipa-
ton, take three Of Chamberlain's Tab:
lets. They will correct the disorders
Of the liver and bowels, effectually cur
ing the headache.-Adv. Jan.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04
ANNUAL TEETH K, ATIONAL
' ARM Z OAil ASSOC lATION

The annual meeting Of the share
holders of the sKandiyohi County Ma:
tional Farm Loan, Association of. Will
mar, will be held; in the courthouse
on the second Tuesday in January,
January 10: 1922, alto a. m. Please
attend. Directors meeting will follow.
WILLIAM. OLSON;
/ 4ss Secretary-Treasur
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East Relief-Jan. 7-15-

Mr., and Mrs: Alvin E. Jensen of
Minneapolis. are. at: present visiting
with the >latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. A. Soldering over. the Christmas
holidays ,ss ...-...t !.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04

Jan. 2-The Christmas tree and ,fess
tival held at the Lutheran church last
Monday. was. we'll attended, The chur-
CHI was filled to capacity, and the pro-
gram. excellent. The children were
all presented with bags Of candy and
nuts -.
Mr.. and Mrs, H: G. Floren entertain
ed the clerks Of the Cooperative store
to a six o'clock dinner on Thursday
evening, On Wednesday evening the
Floren's entertained a number of re-
latives to S O'clock dinner. =.
/. A big crowd: attended. the New Years
wake in church Saturday, evening. a
good: program. by: the Young Peoples
Society was rendered and lunch SER
wed: at midnight. -
Mrs: August Peterson Of Sisseton,
S. D.; came; down Thursday to visit
her. daughter. Mrs. Floren, and her
sister, Mrs. Otto Holmgren. north Of
town. - a. 49, 49,, -.>.> .
!: Miss Anna Larson leaves for Mime
apolis on Monday after4a visit with
her folks: and her. sister, Mrs. J. jar
}ret.. - j. 80. =. -
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East Relief-Jan. 7-l5-
NEW. YEARS AVE GATHERiNc

VEWsI YsE5AR,S sENEg GATHERING-
The John S. sWenson. and; Martin
Nelson families, the Lindren family of
Rennock, and: the Franzens of near
District a., numbering fsome fifteen.
persons, spent New Y ear'ss Eve. at the
home of J. P. Nelson in the Town of
st. Johns: %. -<~-.,- o. "
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!, APPOINTS !' N Z COMMIT I
FOR LOCAL POST WORK
Commit tees. and Chairman for. lie.
gion Work / A. Announced, Meet
ing Held Friday:

81 The Executive Committee Of the
Austin F. Hanscom Post of. the Amer
lean Legion. met: Friday evening AM
ongt the. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the; ap;
:point ment Of group Of committees
to- carry ons the work of the. Post dur.
ing the coming: year.
The next. Legion play which will be
played: some time during the month. Of
February was also considered; and
plans laid; for the same
The committee. also instructed the
athletic officer, Dr.. Hodapp, to pur,
chase new: basket ball, uniforms for
the Legion team and. such other equip:
ment found necessary.
The following-is the list. Of. commit.
tees and their chairmen
Committee Chairman.
House, H. T.. Wadell. ! +
Publicity, H. Hengstler.:
Athletics, DR.. Hodapp.
Public Affairs, Archie. Carlson.
Entertainment, A. F.. Branton.
Membership, DR.. H. ". Hanson.
Health and Sanitation, DR.. Ehrenberg.
Educational. Austin Sundberg.
Relief, A. A. C: Blomquist.
.Americanism, Arthur Carlson.
Legal, HI. G. Young.
Finance Auditing, H. L.: Wadell, A. A.
I G. Blomquist, Norman Tallackson.
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Near East Relief-J an. 7-15- :.
L. r. C.. WILDCATS DEFEAT. ST.
-..s.~ JOHNS 49,

.+~ FL :
The st. Johns basket ball team was
defeated by the Lutheran. Free church
Wildcats. Dec. rs; sin the Seminary. gym
by: a score: Of 10 to.:2 The game was
won largely. by. good guarding. and
team work. = Lepse> Gagged, 6 baskets
and Netland g., and Peterson: l. foul.
The ST. Johns; boys: outweighed the
locals to a, large. extent 49,.
6. !. Near East Relief-Jan. 7-15-
ACCEPTS POSITION At FARGO
|; Julius T. Johnson of Grove City
called on Willmar friends last Thurs
day. He recently sold his restaurant
business at Grove City and has ac-
sceptedsa position as field manager of
the Midland Produce: Co., Of Fargo,
N. D. 49, ...,
Near East Relief-Jan 7-15- ."
= LEFT FOR WISCONSIN,
) Mr.. and Mrs. David Peterson and
children left LAST week for visit in
Minneapolis and Grantsburg, Wis.
They will visit with Mrs: Peterson's
! parents. Mr.: and Mrs. Pickle at. the:
latter place. !.
/. :; Z :. Ne ear East Re1ief-Jan.7-15-
Miss Evelyn Dale; student at. the
McPhail School of Music of Minneap-
oils, is spending the holdays%.ewith her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dale. :.
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East Relief-Jan. 7-15-

": g. Lee: Of. St, Paul. who is the
Litchheld District. supt., arrived on
THURSDAY from RAYMOND and held the
Quarterly conferences at Hthe NJ. b.
church LAST Thursday evening. -
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Near East Relief-Jan-7-15- -
LOCAL WILDCATS . GAIN SECOND
5...-'.= VICTORY

i. The Lutheran Free. church Wild.
cats defeated the Swedish Mission
boys in a fast game Of basket ball son
THURSDAY, Dec. 20, the final score be-
ing 81; to 4: Field baskets for Wild
cats: Netland ! 9. Rykken 4, Peterson
3, Lepse 2. Free throws. Peterson /
out Of. 3: Swedish Mission: Apple
"gren 1, Rannestad 1. ...,
!: = The local Wildcats have been prac-
ti lt sg.i in the Seminary gym where the
game was played. ,..>1,
: The lineup was as follows.
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BURIED AT. BOHEMIAN

Near observation-disclosures
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PENNOCK

East Relief-Jan. II!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
WANTED-salesme

~ Statesmen With cars tiusilors
,fohi! Singer Sewing Moh. Co, III
Y est Gold.
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POULTRY N EGGS

FOR SALE .uH Oupaugton eggs Co.,
hatchins Phone i7i0-W
FOR sab Turkey eggs Tor ,,itlre
Phone 20apl
FOR sAiE Duck, z fomalet ! ma'
50 on q littgcrui ssndusal
BUFF oRPiNCToN and = & u I Re-
sgssi also baby daicks Phone san q
FpK SAi.E- Fertile Rhode Island R
ssss TOE haiehlne - 90 per a. rhuu,
2O4h W.
FOR sALE Riach Minorea cg-s 80
a setting o. 00 per 700. Fred Ia
phouc SOC l-
FANcY single comb white Lesh5fn cs
~ 10 per fifteen, prepaid SammlH
J Ntsu. stanley New AcHiro
FOR SALE The \ e Waite iishou
baby chlcks. sac 90 Dor 100 Usntu' O.
Ranch phone tftp W hus aia
Rad POULTRY YARDS nlue ribbon
%vinncrs csgs i1r Matching frum sair
grand prns. Best wiutrr lAycfs b T. o.
4 Rs1l rs fnr 81 81. -, -, a. haffri
Roctr % ior - a. -, emily tcn hqeed
inr cnrterrls ioft Mm biets g..
isl wr,t Atlantic rhone l4sa "
FdR sAi.t -Eatinr atnek ih~oroushhr, 3
X g. White ieshorn pullets and hriu
Butt urIintiou htHa theap ifb we
Guuife Ave
LEApiN0 STRAINS white o~rpipEfo
: q Hhale itlatd Reds. csgt 90
saN.siss % ssn Acacia. kss ne.iss
ranch y q White Lsshora eh'su
sah nn prr hrndfsa TNentJ i've yean'
rrpsrianrr vita ineuhatan. Yntt rHrI-
go nrh = o. Boz i1f. rhone iie9 ..
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rfikLE sHAvEs a week At your home
% hotel, 500. Perkins Bros. phone
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OPPORTUNITIES

Tho Vaughn Oh field " soon io have q
surpfiting number ~ rtaudari rigs tun.
One company alone bringing IN
ten rigs, four u them 20 be- lH che grpuad
by May - English .ufcresfaI This,
IN addition 10 the ones the Mesa Leon Oh
ms nov has running TexHs cCuccrqa
coiuinr in with four standards Geoi
during this summon than anywhere On
Rocky Mountain slope
Tho N,sa Leon Oh Trust ia drilling N
shallow sands should dflll iu first wrll
not later than April Shares havo
recently advanced 10 $4,000 and soon 90
advance again These shares viii soon
be- bringing 500 90 each. regardless %
amount ~ production ln first we'll As
our other wells De ~ contracted from
every side ~ us SO 90 make this one Of
the yey best plays Tor large and quick
returns that Ne havp ever seen
Write us. that We may explain Mlly
Just why W. are making these statements
We will cheerfully supply you With copy
% letter written IN us by ono ~ tho most
noted srolugists ~ the world saying that
80 need not hesitate 10 recommend this
a. our urothcrs sisters and our friends.
We DO not desife 20 mlsiead anyone.
iut feeling surr that this b. YOUR one dig
opportunity 10 make % real bunch os
money we would nsk that you Investigate
this carefully n sou wish 10 write us
mHlu rhseks payable 90 Tutst Depart
mont NJ fIut National Bank ~ santa Re
and mail 20
e. q TOWEL. Agent
NEsA LEON OH TRUST
sGij" lOa. Combs Hoicl Albaqurfque
Onu,t rpcn i1 Q D m every evening"
khtifc us N Interested iu arrenge.
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HUMANITARIAN make, tts and
BIZ. 100 per mouth, ~AIhpqusrque
Exchange. iva South Fourth
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o WITH BOARD

FnR RENT Room add toArd An new
beds siZ south Brnade ~ Miss Audfa
DE-. ~ Phone 1871 "
FIRST CLASS table board Rates by
dAv ur vecki reasonable. ga y Third.
ROOM ANB HOARD 0lssseiin s~leepins
porch suifatlH fnr two southeast ea-
prsuro iis North Maple. Phone issh "
RESERVATIONS may now be had At
ST JOHNS sANATORfUM thpisco-
pail Rates $3.50 90 $40 90 per
week Includes private room with
sleeping porch. connected 10 bath and
toilet Mrdiraf rare medicines. general
nursing Excellent meals. tray service
Nn extras. Al fooms have steam heat
hot and cnld running vstsr Ruv. W
v Iisslcr superintendent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

NEh IVAN. .uarru GI-lut-
a.su lar silver 60 = C..
conner steady. ~....troiytID spot
and nearby l3c. later l5Wl2h
Ala iIlucr. spot and nearby
sgD- futures s2g 81
moo slcauy aust Ins hanged
Lead stradyi Hpui si1O re- $50.
Zinc quiet. East -. Louis spot
s.. as.
Antimouy spot 81 20.
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HERALD WANTS COST
Half-a-cent a Word and
Bring Results in Dollars.

cCirts o.. 600 slow early saios beef
steers and she stock weak 10 lower.
top beef stcers 81 90. bulk s. 90 o.
$50. calves md bulls opening
steady few early sales vealers TO
%slsiTierf and city butchers $4,000
1850 packers bidding $3.50 to
80 mostly, stockers and fccderl
duh
Hog receipts $1,000. fairly aC-
tive. lights 10 coats lower. others
steady 90 10 cents lower than yys-
tcrdays average top SIZE 40 bulk
81. 9aul0 IS. Hlgs weak TO 20 cents
lower. bulk desirable 100 "a l2b
pounderH sg.OOa $50.
sheep receipts 1900. very slow
hlddlnc generally lower. practically
uuthluE done early, une double
deck choice a. pound wooded lambs
Co shippers at titS6; looks weak
go lower
steady tu weak early choice COWS
3s.51u Loo. some higher. few hclt-
ere So faFf7 90. most early sales
fs.f6WN.aU. others mostly steady
many calves $500 70 $50 best veal
CO.. goo packers $3.50. Gamers and
cutters generally So 90 4 20 balls
largely s. i5 ibo. plain to choice
rtockcrs t6.oon $50; feeders t575
W725.
Hoga receipts f,eeo; open slow
closing generally active. around 10
crut- lower few lights to shippers
$1,000, bulk good and choice iAA
10 goo pound weights $3.50 tsb.
g-s tu 500 FOUNDERS mostly $3.50
"a ESQ, bulk ~ Is 9.aa: packer
top Sn.Sa throwout sowa gcneraliy
81 90 mSfb stock pigs steady O.
a. mt higher ho8t wcighty kinl
$3.50.
Sheep receipts huNn. shesp
.'rour lambs mostly steady feW
closing rnlcH 40 TO - cents lower
top gib25. 5ulR siA7tHl b 20, ~
pound Clipped hmha fi2Tb.
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EUBARB ROOTS Phone 2tl7,R .
fk SALE Wooden dry goods boses and
t,aefiue caasF. mostly lArEc. kAhn't
100 North Erst.
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WANTED-houses

AANrkD-A four ~ five room furnished
hntue ur apartment, With large glasscd
! sietping porch. Reply box G H..
-Are nNrald
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|cLkANtNo kal,onine and paper. waving
nnnfr. Woik guaranteed. jain
Nicholson. Phone 0gA-J
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NEW YORK. aiaItn -E-tull
money strong; high "a low = rub
INK rate 3 closing on 5is last loan
5M
Cnll loans against acceptance 9
Time loans steady co days 90
duys a.. HlN months Az HAHt
Prime mercantile paper
A4.
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MILLINERY

FINsT CLASS M|lLLiNERY Old bats
made over, nau enos made 20 order
very reasonable. $50 Mcst Illsraa
rhnns ag2 d Mr. o. 4 Coleman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

\ BOY acciimated trees from The
'tbuqucraue Nurseries. Get cat
lpg. Box 2is. Albuquerque. n. NJ.
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AND EGGS
R mi

iUt EENT-WA.t s1u- Ranch on N1rI
fourth fireei i.heHe l-nt
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Female Help
Misceilaneou

" AsTEp-storage. In ihe best huilt
warehouse IN tho city. Reasonable
7sies, monthly or yearly. Strong Bros
&toaa *
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MONEY TO LOAN

MoNEY TO iosa on wsiche, diamonds,
irvrlry uo,iheh's t0a \ First ~
CuNFlDENrlAL Loans on iewslry, dta
moudr vaichsss labrriY houds PA
nns. a~utdmuhilaa Lowest ratea Roth
mana liI sauth First Bonded 20 the
sfata
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

KANSAS CITY Mo, March ~
Cattle rcreipts 1909 beef aiacvH
luit rates. weak 90 20 cents lower
ion hcaViea sB.TE. she stock mdftly
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unlehAreer Ifanstef lHh
7VEiikD BODY for Ford flaq for
Isnndry and cleaning business. Make
II offcr, Phone t5b,
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iuR sALK-One blne aud one EFsy hish
4fsae paroeiAin ranre last years price
iho will sacrifice for eie7 80 10
sHa ont stock Price l. complete With
fater front delivered and set ~ This
Ithe biggest bargain We have had 90
10 for msny months. Star Fuuitufe
NnpaAy, phone 40e-W, iio West Gold
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Livestock
CHId At.O
MISCELLANEOUS

NANTEn-Carefui todas finishing ~
mnrter photographer twice daily ser
Vice Remember satisfaction guAfsn'
teed send your finishing 90 a reliable
established firm. Hanna a hauha,
Wasfrf phntarraphcrs
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III RoddY's milk Satisfaction gaarsn.
Iced. Phone 9iia.R-A.
5N kAI.f-frsns Prcmlsr Naennm
I1lesner wlih 10 fcot esteu iqn. pfar'
&ny ne~. Price reasonable. Phone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

iok sALE-kscertiensl bArFAina In
hsed tries. 3axt and aOsah Alto
Ferai epatliEhts slightly assd Prices
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BE SURE YOUR WANTS
ARE T HERE
PoR sALE-Automopilns

FOR SAIL View OAKLAND d Call 7ei ".
Gar can be seem 1t an hast Central
fOR sALE-DoaFe car or Ford sedan.
700 North Edith.
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HOLDEN PURITY BuTTER" frssh
Irna creamery dsily, Alamosa Cream
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Advertising Rate Card

EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 10. ip22.
Walt cent . word sseh lrrertinn.
Lef month.
a Classified Display. so cents an inch
first Insertion, 70 cents an inch each
Consecutive Insertion 500 an inch per
fonth Copy hanre permitted daily
business and professional cards. ~ rs
tn Inch per month. Half inch. $3.50.
Clnssihfd ads Tor The Evening Herald
muat be ia the Herald office before 2 nm
hte Tor The sunday Herald received un.
hi 7 pm. each Saturday.
No I'd run for On Indefinite period can
be discontinued later than ~ O'Clock
noon
Display classified form, close a, 1880
DAY o. publication.
The Herald will be- responsible for only
one Incorrect insertion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

MARKETS
Now York stoolIa

NEW YORK., Aarch 2g-Lnbor
disturbance as Indicated by tho
impending coal strike and higher
money tcndencics. call loans .isinE
TO aH per cent contributed 10 iio
-..a pl.uv euanse m today b
sock WarNoi faiva aplrlA4mateu
uu,uou alugCn Inc ciosing WIS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
LIVE STOCK

fuR sALE-One estra 5000 pair -
four Yraroli mare afulrs raised fvfe
, 3 hipp phone -tl ri
FOR SAlE-snrur wagon and the beet
make buggy. ALSO young gentle horse.
See Gucvi.n. st2 " liver
FUR sAiE-H urses fD head ~ road
ysung woft horsss aud mfrcs an
rnuud and hruko 20 work veiEh FROM
Z 600 a. 1900 uaunds $40 North
nfuadaay Graudo Wagon Yards Al.
hnuurrquc s.. 81 scott kidenour uhnue
1Nrs-I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
FOR sALE-Houses

YOK SALE Fse-rpom modern house.
close IN and convenient TO shops. t20
Vest Coal
FOR kENT-fanr furnished rooms.
sleeping porch hath. garage; tniver.
.ity Heights Inquire est 4 tiun
FOR SALE-rha s~fafirra getiins douhle
prices for property don't need your
Z hes houses for si.5pO n St.so0i an
niceiy furnished nov come Investigate.
and quick Room 2 First Natioall
hank bnileinE "A Reason Why"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

NEW YORK. March 2--sput
COTTON quiut. ulddung aih.-a
Cotton futurrs closed steady
"A. ..u tl4.. AluN tIt.Nh. july
S17.3b. October fiG.g2; December
SfG.AC.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

Usc The Herald Want Ada
quick. suro results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
B

Whore D. fh" number Of field
poles
~ the number of rdvolu-
Hons 81 the armaturs
per second
Tho frequency Of thu Alternating
7urrcut generators In general use
.0r ship Installations vary from co
iu 500 cycles al "a pressure ranging
from no 20 500 volts. depending
uuun the mechanical construction
md electrical connection In thcl
hIrh frequency alternating current
r%ouoratCr developed hy tho General
Electro company Tor use as n
source % energy In the generation
NJ continuous waves u frequency
~ t00. 600 cycles has been OBJ
tanned. iNa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

CHICAGO March 2e rotaidF
slightly stronger rcceirta rs earn
total Z niiod States shiumeBts Esq
Wisconsin arckcd round whlts
81 5offf70 rwt Minnesota snckei
red rivers ~ 500t7o cwt MINI
sofa sacked early Ghioa sand land
si.2b0f4a cwti Colorado aarbed
brown beauties s20n cwti Idaho
acked rurais ti.fAHi 30 cwt.
Huffcr unchanged
Egss lower ~rercint4 1897 daA
o. nrata gzAc ordinary nrste ~
62ttAr. miaceila7oouN ~ f1tr.
Poultry alive higher fowls lGv
springs nsri ronrtera lee