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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-10-25

farm to John Morley, Jr., who will
take possession Immediately. Mrs.
Ingalls, has been here several years
and has made many friends. While
we are sorry to lose her we welcome
Mr.. and Mrs. Morley back
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-10-25

Edward Conner of Island Pond spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Conner. r
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Williams, Mrs.
Fred Chase and Fred Foss were in
st. Johnsbury on Monday.
Mrs. Esdon and family of Green's
boro visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Uric last week.
Mrs. Will Courser and her sister,
Mrs. Lyman, of Ware, Mass, were
business visitors in Richford Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Porter have
closed their home and will live with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Buchanan of Iras-
burg this winter.
SOUTH ALBANY CHURCH NOTES
Rev. Percy Newton, Pastor.
Sunday Services
Morning service 1920.
Sunday school 113O.
An invitation is given to all MEM
bers of the community to attend
these services.
EAST ALBANY
Miss Freda Stearns spent the week
end with her parents in Orleans.
, Ralph Willis is having extensive re-
pair work done on his buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Centebar of
Barton visited his parents Sunday.
Martin Durkin of Barton is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. T. P. Mullaney.
Harry, Bertha and Frank Simon
spent the weekend in ST. Johnsbury.
Miss Mary Kenneson, who teaches
in Stannard, was home for over Sun
day.
Clyde Twombly was home from
Montpelier seminary for the week
end.
The men who are cutting Christmas
trees on Fred Daniels farm are
boarding at Tony Lussier's.
Mrs. Velma ingalls, has sold her
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AN APPEAL TO MOTHERS AND
FATHERS OF CLUB WORK
MEMBERS
Record Book and Story Campaign
"Over the Top"

The above outline plan of an honor
roll for Orleans County Club Work
boys and girls will be used this fall
and some such plan followed from
now on. These finest and best of
fundamentals found in the honor roll
plan underlie all club work activities
and leadership. Immediately related
to that plan to be carried out by our
local &leaders for outstanding MEM
bers and junior partners on the farm
and in the home, is the requirements
or necessity of obtaining a record of
the work accomplished this year.
An Appeal to Opportunity.
The club agent cannot urge you
fathers and mothers too strongly to
help in getting in to our local leaders
by November LIST a record book and
story from each individual members
project. For any questions or ideas
go to the local leader in your COM
munity.
The New Year.
The club agent appeals to parents
further to line themselves up strong
er than ever with their local leader
this fall and winter and the new year
to come. "We are looking for boys
and girls who will work to come for
ward as the true Vermonter of yore,
and the opportunity can be had by
Club Work" (The Pittsford Achiev-
err. Camp Vail members of 1922
learned that, cit isn't how much can
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-04-13

it possible for the higher trucks and
BUSES to enter the garage.
Frank Dodge went to Minneapolis
Sunday for a few days visit with
friends.
Mrs. Ed Rattle and son Jimmie Wis
tied at the VIM. Rattle home a few
days this week
Ed Steege and brother Lew of VIII
lard spent the week end in the Twin
Cities.
Mrs. Ed Stone and daughter Emma
of Melrose visited with Miss Hattie
Erwin Tuesday afternoon.
Manager j. French of the N. w.
Bell Telephone Co., went to Swan
vile Monday on business.
Chas. Lucas of Bull, Mimi, re-
turned Tuesday after spending few
days at the l.. W. Gingery home.
Mrs. Hattie Doyle went to Willard
Wednesday to visit with Mrs. P. j..
Peterson of that city.
The Ladies of the Gradatim Club
will hold food sale at the Rexal'
Drug Store, Saturday April 10th at 3
}. m.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Schramr:
came down from Willard Monday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. w. j..
Wicks.
You will miss the best dance of the
season if you fail to attend the party
given by the Machine Gun Co., at Fhe
Sank Centre Armory Monday even
ing April II. Music by Lambert's
orchestra of st. Paul. Tickets $1.00;
no tax. Adv.
A regular meeting of Naomi Chap
ter No. 81 O. E. S. will be held in
Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening
April IS, 1922 at o'clock. Business
of Importance will come before the
chapter and all members are urged
to be present.
Quentin Beck, son of David Beck
of Sank Centre, Minnesota, was
graduated from the West Central
School of Agriculture at Morris, Min
hesota last week. Mr.. Beck was one
of the 40 students, who received their
diplomas on the evening of March
oath. During Quentin Beck's resi-
dence at West Central he has stood
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-04-13

for all of the best things that the
school has offered. For these years
he has been member of the Young
Mems Christian Association, mem
Der of the Engineers Club also of the
Agricolae Society, which is a literary
organization in which the students
learn the art of debating, also be-
come able to speak on all of the lead
ing questions of the day impromptu.
At the regular meeting of the
Woman's Relief Corps held April 9Th
the charter was draped for Mrs.
Sarah A. Daugherty the corps old
est member who had celebrated her
Tooth anniversary and who died re
Gently at White Earth, MINI.
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Swift and
two daughters left Wednesday noon
for Sutherland, Ore, where they ex
pect to be indefinitely. Mrs. Clar-
ence Parker, mother of Mrs. Swift
lives at Sutherland.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-04-13
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CITY NEWS ITEMS ::
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FL. Bergman, County Commits
sioner went to St. Cloud Tuesday on
business.
Miss Barbara Lentz of Willard Wis
tied with Miss Frances Ebben over
the week end.
\ Mrs. Mona R. Gilbert of Dowa-
giac, Mich, is visiting her daughter
Mrs. V. T. Conklin.
When in need of Taxi or livery call
phone 16, O'Gara's Garage cleveland
Six" Car with the red taxi sign on
wind shield. Gillett's Cleveland
Six" livery. Adv. " y. B
]. A. Brown was transactlng bus.
mess in Minneapolis Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
J. B. Schoenhoff went to ST. Cloud
Tuesday in the interests OF the
.Stearns County Fair.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. H. Nelson OF Lit
tie Sank were Sank Centre visitors
Monday of this week.
SPECIAL ICE CREAM FOR
EASTER, TUTTI FRUITTI AND
VANILLA AND WHITEHOUSEA AND
VANILLA BRICKS. AT ALL DEAL
Frs OR PHONE PASTERY 1913.
PIONEER ICE CREAM COMPANY.
Mrs. E. F. Evans and daughter
Leone left Monday for a few days,
visit in the Twin Cities.
Gordon Clark of st. Cloud is spend
ing his Easter vacation with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schroeder and
daughter Corenne are spending a
few days in the Twin Cities.
FOR SALE-Go-C Cart. Mrs. Walter
Dewhirst. Adv. 46. E.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Raskot of
:Missoula, Monte visited with Mrs.
C. Ebben over Saturday and Sunday.
Plastering and mason work done
on short notice, John S.. Seaman,
Route 2, Sank Centre. 45-46 Adv.pd
Miss Alta Cass, daughter of Mr..
and Mas. o. S. Cass, left Saturday
for Minot, N. D. where she teaches.
Miss Sarah Walker of the Boston
Store spent the week end with her
sister Mrs. Chas. Willard of Osakis.
Mrs. Maude Knapp of Mccormick
Lake left Monday afternoon for a
few days visit with her monther at
Akeley.
Mrs. Geo. Conkey and children Of
Little Falls arrived Monday to be
sthe guest at the Conkey home for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Barnette
and son Reuben visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Dunn of Melrose over Sat-
urday and Sunday.
:. FOR SALE-Overland Touring car.
scChas. Houghton. 46 If Adv, !
. Havery Oldham was pleasantly
surprised Friday evening when IA
of his friends came in to spend the
evening. 1t being his eighteenth
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-04-13

birthday. The evening was spent in
playing games. At 1880 a lunch was
served.
Dick McCullom spent the week end
with his sister, Mrs. Rose of ST..
Cloud.
The Beaufort Hotel of Minneapolis,
now under new management, better
than ever. Costs nothing to check
your baggage with US. R. H. Greer,
Manager. ADV. 45-46
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. P. Hilsdale
left Monday for Minneapolis to spend
Easter, with their children, Me- and
Mrs. Nick BECKER.
Mrs. Henry Longfellow returned
from Waukanha, Minno Wednesday
after spending the past couple OF
weeks with her sister.
Miss Alice Cass is exected this
Thursday from Fargo, N. D. to spend
her Easter vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Cass.
Miss Louise Parker of Brecken-
ridge arrived Saturday of last week
to visit over Easter with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Parker.
No skating next Friday April IA,
account of being Good Friday; but
skating on Easter Sunday, Tuesday
and Friday following. Good music;
good management; good time assur-
ed.-Adv. pd.
Miss Agnes Buckley who teaches
in the Normal Department at Mora,
Mimi, lis spending her Easter vaca-
ton with her mother Mrs. j. Buck
ley.
/. The Otto home on Fairy Lake was
the scene of a party last Thursday
evening at which Orvil Austin, school
teacher in that. district, was honored
guest. 5a4 = :s
Go. M. of the 9Th Regiment M. N
G. will give the first dance of the
season at the Armofy Monday even
ing April II. Music will be furnished
by Lambert's famous orchestra. Adv.
As l am leaving town l will sell my
household goods cheap. Call at
House. George Koenig. 46 pd
Mrs. Riley Petit and daughter
Elaine of Detroit, Mimi, arrived
Monday afternoon to be with her
mother Mrs. H. w. Mcbride who is
i'll at her home.
Frank Sauer of Wibaux, Mont,
who has been visiting with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Sauer for
the past week left Sunday for Min
neapolis enroute to Wibaux.
Tuesday of this week Howard Bish-
OPP removed his family from Clarissa
to Sank Centre, taking possession of
the CONNER residence on Main street
formerly owned and rebuilt by Jos.
Heraly.
The Palmer House Garage have
raised the cornish around the canopy
in front of their place of business and
will remove the transom which is ov-
er the doorway at present, and later
install swing doors: This will make
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These Classified Ads Classified Opportunities Read Them Today

INDEX TO CLAssIFlCATloNs
ANNoUNCEMENT>
deaths
1-Ia Nemoriam
a-Card 90 Thauke
f-Fuuer8l Directors
5Funeral Flowers.
g. Cemetery Lots. Monuments
T-Tndre Notices
S-Coming Events.
90 'ersHrris.
f0-LDsf and F0rrf
ATTONOEILE~
f1-AufomoI for sale
Motorcycles 1ud bicycles
-auf0uohi'r- for Exchange
ff-Agfn Accessories
15-Servi-e STATIONS Repairing
1G-Aufo Livery Garages.
wv ufomnll .e-
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services offered
Building Contracting
80 Heating ard Plumbing
-f--luFuraurc.
= -Niuiuerv -Dressmaking
Moving Trucking. storage
Painting PareriUE
-5-Paffu7 Attorneys
ge-pr srfiue-s f8fiouerv.
% Professional Services.
- Repairing
EauovatirE and hTelng
10-TaII1r.uE and Pressing
af-Warrrd Business Service.
EMPLOYMENT
G2-Ur1U Wanted Female
90 Help Wanted Male
af-W.fn Wanted Male or Female.
a5 Statesmen and Agents
Situations wanted emale
ar-~ifuati1us Wanted Male.
FINANCIAL
o. Business 0Uporfunitln7
30 Investments Stocks. Bonds
fp-Nauev 90 Loan
Wanted To Borrow
INSTRUCTIONS
90 CofresUo Courses.
f3-Local Instruction Classes
80 Musical Dancing Dramatic.
f5-Irirarc Instruction
Advanced instruction.
LIVESTOCK
Dogs. Cats. Pets.
4s-Horses. Cattle Vehicles.
40-POulfry and supplies
Jd-Wauted- Livestock
MERCHANDISE
1f-Arfirlcs for sale.
Business Equipment
Ia-Boats and Accessories
5f-Euildiug Materials
5J-Farm and Dairy Products
5G-Fuel and Feed
Good Things 90 Eat.
5e-Home Made Things
5o-Househoid Goods
GO-Jewelry and Watches
Gl-Mach merry and Tools.
Musical Instruments.
G3-Seeds. Plants. Fertilizers
6f-Specials at the stores.
G5-Wearing Apparel
Gf-Wanfed do Buy.
ROOMS AND BOARD
67-RoOms With Board
6e-Rooms Without Board.
69-RoOms for Housekeeping
10.-Nacatl0n Places.
71-Where 90 Eat
12-Where Dc Stop tn Town
7,-Wanfed Rooms. Board.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats
75-Business Places for Rent
7G-Farms for Rent
i1-IiCLses for Rent
Ts-Offices and Desk Room.
7B-Suburbau for Rent
SN-Summer Places for Rent
Sl-Wanted Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
S2-Business Property.
s3-Farms and Land for sale.
s4-HOuses for sale.
Slots for sale
S6-ShOre Property for Sale
S7-Suburhan for Sale
sS-Keal Estate for Exchange
S9-Wauted Real Estate
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HAYNES BLDG. STOCK FOR SALE
CHEAP FOR CASH CALL OR
WRITE Mr.. MARTIN. PARKyIEw
HOTEL. ELKHART
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Money To Loan

Money To Loan 10
LOANS-Plenty Of money
10 loan on good Indiana farms and
high grade improved city real estate (.
long time % pay back lOan. Farmers
II you need money 10 take care OF
present obligations and make improve
ments. now Is the time 20 get it.
Market St. Indianapolis. Ind.
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GAEN BROS
mnn 49,
632 Farmers Trust
N 0fg1 Fas n f-.-

13 ACRES on 8. Michigan 81. aresE
building site for suburban home
around South Bend Is acres S. NI.rhI-
gan St. good location. sUhstanr1.
double house and s8rm buildings
acres near S. Michigan ST. best farm
land in county. All three places JUST
outside city limits For further infor.
nation call Lincoln 5GlG 1898 Lincoln
WAY East Del Hfldchrand
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VACUUM CLEANERS-We have Just
taken over the agency FOR the Ameri-
can vacuum cleaner. Sold on weekly
payments Phone Main 1Oz for demon
stretiou and prices s u. Moran 4
Son. 49, y Michigan 81
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

a PARTNER-who can finance the Sc
curing Of a patent end the manufac-
ture Of an invention OF merit that has
been thoroughly tested and perfected.
About 100000 required. Address Box
$50, News Times.
81 SINESS MEN AND WOMEN-City or
Out of Town-Read Beyers' Wonder
ful Bargains. One best dry goods
stores, ready to wear. lady and gents;
seven cracker jack grocery stores one
tire and battery. auto accessories-gold
mine. one tire repair and auto Hcces-
SORES. only $500 90. one shoe repair
shop; barber shops, pool rooms. room
ing houses, hotels bakeries, confec-
tiOnery. garages. Some Of the best
money makers ever offered. One gar
age and repair shop, centrally; must
be sold at once, only $4,000, terms
popcorn stand. peach; also want a
partner for cigar manufacturing,
grand chance for honest person See
Beyers. r. IS. odd Fellows Bldg Open
Tuesday; THURSDAY Saturday I'll 9
p. m. Main 1898.
CATAIOGUE AND ONE PACKAGE
guaranteed White Diarrhea remedy
one tube wonderful louise killer. post
paid for one dollar. r. .. Clark
Remedy Compsny. Nillersburg OHIO.
TRI NKS. bags and suitcases direct from
factory TO you. Beautiful lire Of
log Acme Trunk Factory, Spring
Valley. IN
FOR SALE-Ten room rooming house
hest business district. Seven rooms
completely furnished. Wonderful bar
gain for quick sale. Box 162, News
F0RWTNG A CONPANY-You gain MANY
advantages by organizing on the Com
mon Law plan under pure Declare
fion of Trust National Standard
blanks. the accepted forms. can be filed
i'm by anyone. anywhere. Complete
outfit with directions. furnished by 4.
S Demaree. legal blank publisher, 6l3
Walnut Kansas City, Mo. Ask for free
HOTEL OF SO rooms In exchange for q
small farm I'M Berrien Springs Mich
Write Frank Larean, Berrieu Springs,
WANTED PARTNER 10 take a financial
frl+gresf en- ono of the oldest wall ma
per. paint and decorating businesses I'm
the CITY store located In business dis
trict doiuC excellent business; party
must be ITO position 20 estimate and
fgurp outside work. ln fact. all details
also De- iu position 20 handle men and
look after work on outside, this is an
exceptional opportunity 90 connect
with well established business; A
no ! references must be furnished If
interested. address Box 100. News
Times.
WETTE today for free Information on
practical methods for fortunes In oil;
uult plans. royalties and leasing ex-
rIained bow ro pick winning Oh ia
YES tmpnfs Harry ". Ihrower. oil
Properties. 32> Chronicle bldg. Hous-
Investments. Stocks. Bonds 80
LAND CONTRACTS for sale A few
good &c land contracts for 81 10000
and up owen b Windle, 207 ". JEFF
ferson Blvd.
FATENT APPLICATIONS Med on par
tial payment plan; trademarks. copy
rights. etc Milo 3. Stevens & Co, 80
: Dearborn ST.. Est. 1854. Chicago. IL
HAYNES BLDG. STOCK FOR SALE
CHEAP FOR CASH CALL OR
WRITE Mr.. MARTIN, PARKVIEw
HOTEL. ELKHART.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-NIaie

WANTED IMMEDIATELY - Married
man with family on 215-acre fully
equipped farm Must be experienced iu
dairviug hog raising and general
farming small herd of Holstcius
Good brick house garden and -ire-
wood furui shad state age. expert
eucr. wages expected and send refer
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Moving. Trucking. Storage %
INTER CITY TRANSFER CO.
Moving and Storage
Best in town
Main 2l3l 32S Farmers Trust, Bldg
MOVING-We do long and short dis
lance hauling OF moving. Rates reas-
enable. l. Yafe. so y Hill 81. L-si90
SCOTT TRANSFER CO.-Local and long
distance hauling; special rates 70 al
interurban towns. Res. phone L-azu
TEANfING Streets and Easements exce-
waited Long distance hauling By auto
truck
F. NORRIS VAN LINE
Main 21S4 1912 W Washington.
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wHITCOMB g. KELLER


FARMERS TRUST BLDG
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THREE NEW RIGS

THREE NEW RIGS
Blue Chenille for sale. Finest
quality. Woven 70 order. Reason
for selling. mistaken sizes. Apply
Mr.. Frank Herring. 919 z. Jefferson
Blvd. Telephone L-65O6.
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10 ACRES

For rent. on Edwardsburg road.
three miles southeast Of Niles; 90
acres black loan. 81 acres muck
land. - acres peppermint p acres
OF good sandy loan good house
and two large barns and pepper
mint still. reasonable rent Col
paert Realty Corp. Rooms 1 and >
Blackstone Theater BlGg.
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ACRES For sale. facing ST. Joseph
river within City limits. price reas..
able. call Main +3 days Lincoln De-
evenings
-FOUR ACRES Fruit farm. few rods r..
Niles road Trees about years u..
IA good condition.
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l..-
ar. 4r-2- &--- y -,---- Vows 1--
FIVE or SlA ROOM -.-...F modern
house or buu-a..e wanted hF r.-r.a-
Sib.e party 50 r1 Address
News ll1-- BOX ~.
WAN ILl-l nr t5r. rooms fir.
l-sa 60 L -., .'-aI houses. '-''g
~ teS.Ith.' NaI' .t h.A
60 -
DrAT rr--rr -, 49,
NEAL ID / y i L. TOEA DFALE
------------------------
Business prouprsy y.
777=--
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cant nrorsrr. ~ Ir.....-
fux165 and fazI-' Davies d E..s.
2ll ". Jefferson Blvd Lincoln $3.50
FOR SATF-SrlTI rna-..f ...-.--.-- I.
ness can saturday Ur Narl.- 1.-
y church 81 or rh5ra lrI-Fr.,
23sl far anp..r-r.e-.
ST77-7-7 II T7-- - 7
t
7 .s
81
6 Nv ny t-. @ 1.. h
1o i,..e"N H-'- .'7-
81 Az=z== = - - y ~.
arms Ahu Lana i or sale IS
3 ACRES-FUr sale. facing 81 Ju..-.
river. within city limits. price reas..
ablt, can nam +p' Gays. Lincoln ~
evenings
III AZ lAL.N FNI. II-fIl. frM rods
Niles road. Trees about $ years U..
tn good condition
FAEN BROS.
B3 Farmers Trust
NJ oe31 Res 81 s-eS
7TPFS < -I5--I------, 49,
h-1I5i--, gI+, En- t,.i-i,-,..
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49,
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S1.z0-o0 aL =. 80 al In --- -
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SenLeL' Eo'l soli' 20 l,'-s . l1l 'e IL
cash
IN acres six miles ont. good naval
road. seven room new house, large
barn. four acres timber, four acres
fruit; SIo0ooH, S2VloO cash
IS acres. fruit and poultry farm
nine acres fruit; good buildings i've
miles out; SfOo0W.
w e nave laIL -se y. gl alL s-1s- as-
49, ~ a. %.
r.r- olpsD r-i'5, T{l7,,
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5oolu uots- ialL ol1 80. 7.
30 acres on Lincoln Highway East.
four miles of Nfsbawaka. so rod
frontage. very desirable location FOR
suburban homes. price $1,000 r.
CLARK & Son ara AIS Farmers Trust
= E5=PFS 80 -. .-I1-- y---77 I5775 49,
sale. orchard and small fruits. Nree
buildings. 2la miles northwest of South
Liberal terms. Inquire Main 81
50 ACRES of black SOIL just north ~
city limits: cheap If taken at once
III. Wukler fl- y Michigan. T.. lat.
81 ETPT-S ~ TI--- -0-T- f-- -----l --.
buiIdfrrs. frst north az -ffr limits
p II yvi,Lre- t15 n 1r..h-r4r
Tf,rolr 1aff
F7R1TS- small farm f-I77v e7-IT1T-5 .
49, 'rI ..l,., .. 49, e.. --.
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dpco '' CO. r-os e55 rg-. r-
Bldg Main -53I Ras.ssar. rs--
5I0 ACRE Farm i- FH---9 Good ..r
ana ilF fy'
e. 80 - -. go. -..-.-
fA elal l. WIN p -. -,r- .-5 .
SQUARE easI or v.rr- arrrr--. l..l
Write 10 p Dietrich Paw Pass NI.H
ron ~ = ,,7, 7I-75,r- ..---
- 80 -.. r.- .-l
m m.ll .' fmmedl.-l Posses, a7 III
77e=1 3. =. 8 ---.. ---, s.
house and barns I
itd'-'-
terms. 81 -t res Fa
Bros - 80 g. 1l.---
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INSTRUCTION



Local Instruction Glasses IS
THE THOMAS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
High grade-the test. Mich. wash
" 2a0s Night-day ENTER NOW
Licensed Emp Dept. places graduates
and others IN best positions
THE South Bend business College t.
placing graduates IN good positions
every week In the year. This school
Is recognized by the business pubic As
headquarters for office positions. Enter
any Monday during April Phone
Musical. Dancing. Dramatic "a
DANCING LESSONS - Private lessons
only. Charles e Gates Dancing studio
10 !. Wayne ST Phone Lincoln b49L
LIVE STOCK
-----------------~----
Horses. Cattle. Vehicles 4s
SES-For sale. team OF draf'
horses ar Jacob Hofmanns coal yard.
$50 Michigan
WELSH PONY-Buggy and harness. Cal
so $ k-ley s.
Poultry and Supplies. az
BABY CHICKS-S @ r l. REDS
Scranton strain prize winners farm
range. $500 per 100 prepaid safe ar
rival guaranteed orel weddel. Ne
dora. Ind
FEEDING TANKAGE-Pure meat. blood
ana bone buy direct from maker; e
10. M l00-lh. bags. Lippmans. 2l0 y.
Main ST
BABY chicks. an varieties: big husky
fellows. hatch each week: shipped any
who're alive delivery guaranteed. Cald-
Wen Ha-cherios 46s0Z Greer. ST. Louis
FEEDING TANKAGE-Pure meat. blood
and bone buy direct from maker; &C
III. in 1OO-lb. bags. Lippman's, 210
Main ST
NINE PLYMOUTH ROCK hens and one
rooster. $1,000; also violin, $1,000. 1919
+. Calvert ST.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-08-31

People from Salina, Hutchinson,
Great Bend and Newton tell that in
those cities most every residence
street is paved with sheet asphalt and
it is giving entire satisfaction and
costs fully $50 less for every fifty
foot residence lot.
But let the people remember it
costs to pave, that it puts from $3.50
to $3.50 debt against every ffty-foot
lot, (Which you can pay off in twenty
annual payments on paying the u
per cent interest), also that the City
financial report published last week
shows that the city still owes $751;
on the former paving contract for ex-
cavation and paving the intersections
of the cross streets five years ago,
requiring a four mill levy this year,
and the present contracts given out
will add about that much more the
coming year, the law saying the
property owners must pay for paving
in front of their properties, while the
city pays for the excavation and
paving the intersection of streets.