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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-11-24
Day by Day.

Old-faShioned Motler-Im sure
Adelbert would make an ideal hus- >
band, my dear. He understands wom-
TN thoroughly.
Modern Daughter-But, mother,
don't want to be understandable.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-11-24

ound10rSeVenyearS
and l cannot tell you
the good it has done
me. 1t is good for
young and old and |
always keepa bottle
of it in the house,
for ] am at that time
of life when it calls
for Lydia E. Pink
hams help. My hus-
saw your ad. in
the papers and said
you have taken
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-11-24
"a tall, thin, ugly old man,
with mean squirt eyes and a
scar straight up his forehead"
CIo BE CONTINUED

A Chilean mountain consists OF al
almost solid mass OF more than 100.
100000 tons Of high-grade iron Or
averaging 6S Der cent metal.
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AIlING WOMEN
OF MIDDLE ACE
Mrs. Linton Tells How Helpful
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is at This Period

Denves. Colorado.-"I have taken
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
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Who's Zoo.

Society wOmen are now carrying
monkeys, parrots and even snakes
about with them. To identify the la
dies I'm question we shall o want a
"Who's Zoo:"-London Eve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-01

tiis stan As. onions. ms .sc. TAX
ima Gem potatoes. $50 for loom. sack.
IS ms 9sc. staii -. frcsh salmon trout.
fsc 70 fresh red snapper. ms. CSC.
stall 1879. fresh hslihut. ne. ase.
salmon. i5c ~. stat isii. fresh Aaiihui.
zoe NJ. halibui cheeks. fec 10.
WEsTfAkE
Stalls fo-ti scratch. g. - sack. Gold
Bond flotr. ti.Ta sack. stalls ie-fT. 9
bars Crystal White soap. 1sc! stc can
Del Monte pork and beans, Use. io-ih.
sack tabia salt. isc. stalls 1915. pot
resst i0c No hamburger or sausage.
Isle n. stall les. bars Feis Sapfha
soap. CSC. campbeifs pork and beans.
lac osni don. heavy Jar ruhbers zbo.
stall 100. asc cans rcd salmon tsock-
eyer. ssc s.ib. can North Troplc honey.
g0r. CSC can maearoni and cheese. zoe
SOUTH END
stan 20. veal loaf, 1tc ~. teliied
tongue. see ~. liver sausage. isc 10 !.
carnation milk Zoe can. stan g.. hams.
ssc NJ. cottage butts 400 No. picnics.
az c 10. stall a.. butter. Csc n ersa
sc dos. cream cheese. CSC 10. Stall J.,
bnead, zee loaf. cookies. dos 16c. but q
terhorna. 2 Tor isc. stan 81. beef stew.
zoe NJ. boiling beef Ice m. pot roast.
taisc n. stall 81. beets. Sc bunch straw
berries. Toe box new potatoes. s lbs. Csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-01
GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES HIGHER

CHICAGO July f.--Grain prices
were higher at the close az the chi-
cage board 81 trade today. Wheat
Ted the market with short coverings
boosting prices - 70 ~. Continued
reports Of black rust and poor
threshlng returns IA the Southwest
were the main factors In the adj
NMncct.
Heavy export demand. with re-
ports ~ advances in the Liverpool
market caused corn prices a. ad-
vance fractionatlN Oats was hiRhe h.
mostly In sympathy with the other
markets. Provisions were higher.
July wheat opened up hsc at St.iS
and closed up -. C. September OPEN
I'd up ~ e at kt.I6is. and closed up
l4t December opened unchanged
at si.iS7s and closed 40 ti8c.a
July corn opened NJ &c at Sc y c
and closed up &c. September OPEN
I'd up rc at ssAc and cierrd up = q.
December opened up We az etise and
closed up &C.
July oats opened up &c At Ssife
and closed ur &c. September open
ed up Lc at ass. e and closed up y e.
December opened unchanged at ~ y O
aud closed up &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-01
LOCANisERRIES
REACya MARKET
First Receipts Here Are
f. FROM Oregon

The first retelpss Of ioranberfies
arrived Saturday morning from ore
eon. The shipment was small. but
krger ones arcI expected next week.
New apples tvere also on the mar
kct selling az ISe. They are said TO
be very good cooking apples tho
thos are little green yet They
are yellow arAnsparents from White
Bluffs. WASH. A few more rasp.
berries vert received and put on
the street fSr ss,ko per crate flums
peaches aid apricoss are moving
fast Another shipment Of May.
flower pcechss from Eastern Wash.
tprton. res-sV,d saturday. were re.
ported ofShkassr quality than previ
Gus shiprS~sss
Five Cd fsdsqs ef catalogues came
in sarly hftAi, the Imperial valley
Most q - eanss are very green.
the thsrcsurc some ripe ones on the
-aafket sssreg ii ssTs. The short.
axe was a.sttrd BY this shipment.
car of ~sktfGAnelons also arrived
aink good.
vNo ehssnges In price were noted on
y vegetable market. Two carloads
fVew potatoes arrived and were
koisk.s gold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-01

AHttls ED--Iuiy f-~atr Michigan from
lsalboa, Han Pedro. san Franc aud
Portland. at 5i10 y. n. a. A. navy
supply ship Star from Hampton Roads
VIA Balboa. san Francisco and Puget
Sound Naval station. at 7ssS a IA.
u \ A. q. nuf0rd from Honolulu VIA
ren ffanclsco. al .. m. June 10
Ast Robin Noodfeliow from New York.
neieoa SAT- Pedro, san Franclsco aud
Portland. at midnight. str West Notus
from lsuenoa Aires via Mnntesideo,
santos, Para. balboa. Nan Pedro. San
Francisco aud Portland, At II $50 D. u .
str Quinauit from San Pedro Via san
frenrincn. at iti3o .. IA. stf Lyman
stewart from oituni. at D m. str
Willie A. higEins from sau Pedro Via
fennaylsania FROM npsten Via New
York. Philadelphia. Balhoa. San Pedro
and Nan Francisco. a. q. nj str
africa MARI from iIonxkone via HhanE-
hal. Kobe add Yokohama. at atss D. "a. /.
str neerfield from Iioston via New
York balboa. san Pedro san Francisco
and Portland. at ttt0 y, M. Htr vinita
from Portland VIA Eureka and Aber-
deem, ct fist ~. str saginaw from
san Francisco via Port Angeles. Giant
and Everett ~ islat ,. 10.
>AtfLD--July i-~str Lynssa Stewart for
oisum. et 1iie M ctr spokane for
Southeastern Aiasha. 81 10 =. m. June
te- Atr Saginaw for Everett. az sac q.
ini ssr Eastern Merchant Tor uasfon
vie Tacoma. Everett. Anacsrfes. san
ffancisce. Fan Pedro. nslboa. Phllsdel.
rhla aud Nov York. At u mi str
Eants aHfbara for New SofA via Ever.
stt. hsiiinghanh San ftaueisco. ann
Pedro and crlsfohai. ~ siae y. ns.s tus
nsA iAon Tor Astoria Via Everett. TOW.
Ing str Janet Dollar 20 cape. a. $50
3. M ctr Eagle FOR New Yoft via
Wiliapa Hafhpr. Portland san FRAN.
eiefo. San Pedro and Crlsiobai. az
ft2 q IN
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New York Exchange
Trading FeatureleSS

WAIt. NTfEFT lOtRNAt FINANVfNE NENIEW
"ass @the evident ua railroad dssslopmen ws no.
lo% and Meinson
o =. y
Wall situation IL Is
believed The strike railroad strik" giving
President hardn viii the labor board to
viii
handed favorable
Vowed July eliminate nnaNotao factors that have
openine Sudehaker itss., W
Products New York Central ~ 9u ~ southern Pacific 80
Mexican debt
the oil
AZ Fridays
50 than that short Interest has bean butt
nothing
this
a
OF
crude from which nosstns os We're ae assnng
Petroleum stocks
argct fo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-01

Councilman Robert u. Hesketh
VIII not resign 60 become business
agent for the Cooks and Assistants
union. he announced Saturday. Hes
keith was elected to the union job
a couple or weeks ago. but decided
Saturday that he could be Of greater
service TO the city as member Of
the council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-01

Nr~ forh--'jur1 4o-~AtlNed. cir Alas
kaa from Seattle.
Jacksonville so~ArrIsed ssr
Caps Henry from Seattle
haihoa June 81 sailed. str nr,iah for
seattle. stf Orleans for seattle. str steel
Hanger for seattle.
hanlie.-Juae 4g--krfsed str Trn.
darehs from seattle
HenakguE June ft-~ Sailed. ssr rresi-
dent Madison fnf Seattle
Nokehauta jane ss- sailed. ctr Hawaii
Mafn Tor seattlsL
San pedro--JuHs ao--afivef. str Liner.
s'er from seattle. mqtofship cuiburra
from seattle
ran frsnelsro--Juiy Arrived. sfr
nieum frem seattle fnotorshtp CHARTS
wAtspa from seattle. June ae--sfiesd.
s,r Admiral sehiey freta Hssstia s,r
Nome CITY from Seattle. sailed str
lisrfy f.ucksnhsch Tor seattle. 10 n IN. .
Y. - y ~ Y Mercy FOR seattle p. IA
Teeoms --JUiy f--aailsd. sts Michigan
Tor seattle.
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Vessels in Port at Seattle

Asru.
uaion oupcck--u. 3 nay supply ship
Eoli star.
Bel street Ternainsi--u. n. c. q. sse.
hamlsh
Grand Trank Pacific -sr'nIasi--s,r
PIER i,--ssr wsksas. str WIN. A. mig
sins
PIER str Africa wsru.
Pier t--tstr airhlsar.
PIER s--Atr Quinsnit
Pier A. str Admiral Nicholson
Pier H-atr Desrnsid. -
Enler Pacific Dock Str Fioreaee Lack =
sabarh, stf Pennsylvania.
Y. = shipping Hoard aeorfnss. fass
unior str City % HepkAna str West
Ntlu@. ctr West Hifnro1.
Cenn~rficut Sfrnes T~ffninat-str West
Sefas. sir Malta. str Hobsrt Good
fellow
Aihsr, nres' Mniins poes--sr ocean
Princes
Alaska Steamship noorinx.-str Kstchi.
kan. ctr Skaxway.
ssaeY street refmlnai--u. r. c q. Dell.
weed. =. = g q. burnside. 4. 8 A. I.
Huf0fd.
PUGET sound nrids. a Dredging ce.--ss'
Arnss Ysrd-atr Raossvsit
Hsffefnau prydock str vafner.
West seattle Trsining Staiion--u. q
Eagle Ne 81.
stream str Guyana. 1,r Knavha
Wirsiov Marine Hallway farh Belfast
brE Coauitikm CITY. L. a q q purn-
side. strs Mernin9 star. Pacifico.
onffdu. schrs Aelross. VIVA Noting.
ham.
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t>89w4ars QEotsttonel
Hs<~---H@cetpts. fe.eoe. MarSet ice ts--
~. Top. ffe7t. bulk of sales. SIC - o
tie7o. heavy weight. $40 ace iobs
medium weight. tfAsegiests Hzht
weight. tieatG1e1ss light Hshts.
fIessasss 50. heavy packing pe~s. - .
tf-ss. packing -ews. rough, Ff13Ue.fe.
pigs. - geWfase
tstft~---lts~etpts. te,e1e. Market steady.
Choicc and prime. ~ - q 1910. med
ipsa and good. stsSHese. common. ~
utstts good ard chogcs. tsfsUsse,
common snd medium. f2SfUsT1s
butcher cattle suf heifers. v - us-se
COWS. ttn $50. bulls. tt1s3s 80 can
and eutfers. COWS and hrifsrs.
f1st0f. rauner steers. f12smt veal
calves. f1.seg p feeder steers tte&u
t1.fA. stecker steers. SIS w7.e&, stock
er cows ami hclfsrs. tssSntsE.
SHEEP Receipts f.o9o. Market steady.
Lambs. tfess0f1 50. lambs. Gull and
eonmes. sss4mif.7s. yearfing wsth
ers ts.T40ii.15. ewes. tee 80. Gull
20 conimon ~~ss. ts.isa7,st.
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Caftte--Itsc~lpts. a. MaSket nominal.
best steers. ~ 9&8sTf. fsir 20 good
steers. tesfQs7s: good 70 choice cows
and heifsrs. ts4sas7s. canuets. fs9
f4s0s bulls. f1TbNb. calves. tTnase.
Hox---Reeeipts. 1888 Market nominal
HffI1s. pigs. sri 5eaf9to.
>hr~p--Heceiptn. st2. Market nominal
Z East % mountain lambs. tste0tzs.
valley lambs. 1850 . $50: yesrilngr. -
ass --shers. fs9s. ewes. i203so.
Hsrs--i . - s1c III.
Exr~--is q zoe dos.
Hutf<r--es e sec u
Cheese--g7 y ease 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-01

BANK CIEARINGs

Judge William Hickman Moore,
former councilman. has opened law
offices with Judge Carroll II.
Graves at so7 Central building. Il
was announced Saturday while
the two attorneys are in the same
suite OF offices, their practices are
separate. Il was said.
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Denver Live Stock

t.afnrday's Quotstion<D
Cafffe--Itrrefptn. 17s. Market steady
Steers. f7aas cows and heifefs. So 50 y
IS sfocksrs and feeders fs.ss4sl
bulls. fss0ats0. calves. faas
Hox~-Receirts 80. Market sa zoe low.
er. Top. 1870. bulk. tssoas.eo.
sheep Receipts. 500. Market un.
chan<ed- Lambs. ti1ai77s. ewes
t4se0s.
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tsider -1pne 80 sailed str Admiral
Evans. seathhouud At q. ~.
JuHsnu-Jun9 10 Sailed, afr Princess
i.auisv. southheund. At a m.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. July Foreign sr-
change eiesea steady. Sterling. tttfh Z
francs 80 ostsi lire. 10 etsSb marks
ffsessa kreBen. fesiss.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid to shippers
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealers
L.. AAln.


Dueke--rfve. old. per 70. ...4.. Is
1--we. young, per n. ......... re
Erasfer.--i 10 - Ms. ...-. "a
IL ms. and over ........... ~
Heavy breeds .....+....... rs
Hens-ti1 ms and up .....+.. ~
Med I've. "a 70 ~ fbs. 80. .fs
Live. Hight. 10 "a Ms. ... 10
Es1-s dry picked 20 above
live.
Gsese--Drsssed. per n. ... "a
Live. fat. per 10. -........ 10
Belgian Hsres-3h rbs. and up. .fs
Dressed .........s........--- ia
1ufteys--Fancy a. D. 1915 ma 80
fancy, a. o.. 7-le Ibs. ....-.. as
Tive. young. 1915 fbs.o...... a.
Live. old. per NJ. ,.......... SO
Heosters-oid. live. sef 10. 10
Hogs
Choice. Hight -............... .1t0 IL
Heavy. fancy ............... .i30 IA
stays. heavy ................ go %
Veal
Fancy. Hight .............. .1a@ ~
Med. light ............... .o3o Ia
Fancy. heavy. 10000 ms. >. Tia ~
Med heavy ............. .Of4 10
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

sugsr Quiet Raw. ~sssfa 6fT3.
graduated, ts7sdss0s
Ceffee-So. Z Rio spot. foa ai0fs No.
4 santos. lax al
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GO FOR sALE-FARM LANDS

BARGAINs iN VIRGINIA FARMS
along Chesapeake & ohio Halfway.
Fertile fruit. dairy. stock. grain
farms $40 per acre up. Also little
farms near city. easy terms. De-
gain liat X r. crswiey. Agent
Chesapeake A. Ohio Railway. Rich
mond Va.
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FRIDAYS QwctstIsns,
Yurnishsd BY Logan . Bryss
1Io H<rHxx Ave- a<sf(fs
Foreign Securities

FRIDAYS oaotsfions)
Furnished ny ie4sn q uryaa
gIe g<rond Ava. H<stffa
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flour AND SUGAR

Elour-FsmIiy pat. ts-fb. Skis ,01ato
soft wheat bakers. as-fb. SKIS 1850 %
Hard wheat bakers. ss-ib. sd. ESQ g. 20
Pastry. os-fb. SKIS. ......... $50 u a. 10
Ruear--Cane. per e~t. .s...s.. tic
an
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WALL HELL NhNbED
WANTED-MAN FOR SEATTLE
And men or women vicinity Everett.
Mt Vernon. Tacoma. Olympia. 20
demona;rais the ScehriBt pressure
cooker and Gamer. Used by Uni
versity Of Washington aud by gov
eminent dcmonstrators. Cooks
food IN one-third time. Sold on pay
ments carried3 hy company. aud
saves itH own payments on meat
and fuel bills. see June Dciineator,
pages 20 and ~: also July Good
hounek eepfng, pages hs and 81.
VIII send information about dem
constructors who are making fi0o a
week. write in fun and give ref
crencon. Albert Sechrist Mfg. Co.
LII lsoEar u. pcnvcr. colo.
MEN. AGE IL TO IS; ExPERfENcE
unneccssary. Travel. make secret
tnvertiKatlonr. reports. Salaries.
expenses. American Foreign De-
tective Agency. $50. St Louis.
sALEsAiTsN wANTEp BY COTTON
goods conyerters. medium size
pies iight. Jos Barhrach q Son.
10 leonard At, New York
At Annex. zo0s sth, neat westfsks
nv. clean, furnished, steam heated
bedrooms ffor men); free baths.
phone. Trans. soc; weekly si.ke.
Q MALE HELP WANTED
MEN no JOIN OTHERS TO Lo-
cate and work gold placer. about
saoe 10 square yard. Mr.. Smell.
New Richmond Hotel.
II sam Wsisfi.fd can't repair your
watch. throw II away. sot Union.
Big Green clock. OPP. postofflce.
better watch and jcweiry kpair for
less. Alarm and mantci clocks
stafford q schwarx. t0e2 Arcade.
10 SITUATION MALE
YOUNG MAN. ~. BADLY IN NEED
Of work. Neat. energetic. reliable.
willing 20 learn. VIII take any
thing. EN-Scrvice. Phone Melrose
FIRST CLASS PAINTING. PAPER
ing and kalsomining at moderate
prices. Call Al Minis. North 3o71.
evenings Main 0sh0 days.
PAINTING. TINTING, DECORAT-
Ing. Good, clean work: low rate
Garfield 5s32-R.
PAINTING AND KATsSOMTNINO.
Wall paper cleaned and hung. East
ss7e.
II AGENTS WANTED
AGENT. PATENTED CHECK pro
teetor.f fountain pen; high class
product; fast seller. Guaranteed 6
years by manufacturer. Kritil<-
son Brothers. Inc. i22 w. Illinois
st. Chicago.
IA PUPILS WANTED
rates. Elliott 2s5s.
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LOST AND FOUND

THIRD ave. between depot and Coll
man Doek~~A roll of blankets. Call
Rainier iti3 and receive reward
LOST - PAIR EYEGLASSES ne
tween university and f4Atona sum
dag, call Beacon 3sgt Reward.
FOUND - WATCH AND CHAIN.
Prove own.rrhlp, pay for ad. Ad-'
drtsA 1.4t Nfnr
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90 ACREAGE AND FARM LANDS
WANTED

WANT TO HEAR PROM OWNER
having farra for sale Give par
ticuiafn anc auweft price. John J.
Black. Washington ST.. chippewn
Falls. Wis
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CHICAGO. July i---Cash whsss--No.
red. ti.isA. No hard. ti.fs.
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virglpas ffotei--Aii American yir-
ainia and Bth. Cars via WeHfinks
ave- Mod: steam heat. cheerful
rooms; each has free phone. ex-
cellent service. shower and tub
baths. Trans, 7bc up. weekly.
$3.50 M. Walking distance
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EENTsSNRb
GLANDS = MEN. WHY BE FIX
hnustrdT Overcome fatigue. He
using vfR-CfsArD TABf.ETS.
Guaranteed. by mail. 30 tablets
1900. Chester Medical Co, zs1
gard ave. ~
n T. LoyEs. FORMERLY OF THE
coiman Baths. has opened first
class barber shop corner second
ave and Seneca. under Hart
Srhaffner A. Marx. and fuernn-
tessa courteous treatment and the
best ~ service.
cur THIS ouT FoR LUcK--sEND
birth date and Toe for wonderful
p..s.s a. c,a.d ge,srai e,a
Nav York.
CON rIvEM ENTR TAX sN BY
nurse. who Will assist those In
need. itie y. Pine
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sTOCKs AND BOMBS

b Eos5ohnston Piston 4 Rims
500 Rotary Pillow pfd.
100 Western Auto supply Co. com.
Liberty and Canadian Bonds. all is
sues. bought and sold.
JORDAN. WENTWORTH e. CO.
Stocks and Bonds
Successors to
HERRIN & RHODES. INC.
700 End Ave. Main 1919
Members Chicago Board OF Trade.
SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK
WARRANTS PURCHASED. sos
AMERICAN BANK BLDG.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED 49, HOusEKEEpER TO
take fun charge Of home while
parents work. one fond % chill
dren. State salary expected. Ad-
dress Route S. hoy sos, Seattle.
nERRY PfckERs. BRING YOUR
tent. fine camps on river banks.
beet picking IN valley. keiiy's
berry fields. Sumner. Wash. Phone
sumner s-F-1.
sVANTED--flERRY piCkERs: Ex-
ceiieni field. near car. bus and
store. New, clean quarters. =.
W. iIoyt Phone black s52. sis
18th ~ n. w. Puyailup.
PHoTorIAYS--s, 900 IDEAS NEED
ID. Working girl paid $4,000 for
ideas Oh. thoukht worthless. De-
i sssue. ssss. s., Louis.
AT ONcc---s LADIES TO TRAVEL.
demonstrate and ssii dealers: $40
90 SIS per week. railway fare paid.
Coodfich Drug Co. Dept. iv5-AA.
Omaha. Neb.
sToKfEs. POEMS PLAYS. ETC.
are wanted for publication. Sub
init MAS. or write Literary Bureau.
SIG. Hannibal No.
NEAT APPEARING Girls WANT
ed as instructors AT tho HIP
podrome
RAGTIN PA NO PL A VINO
taught. sos Pine AZ.
9 SITUATION FEMALE
ExfsERiENcEb GIRL WANTS
work caring for children. Melrose
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle


fAfoosH BLAND. Juy lis A. NJ
iiafometef fai'inE, partly cloudy. win,
rar,. five mus. an hour. Passed IN
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= FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

BEAUTIFUL. BRAND NEW UNI
Verslty bungalow. s3.e75: $500
cash. large. light rooms. strict
~ modern; beautiful fireplace; oak
floors; French doors: breakfast
nook; cabinet kitchen: cement
basement; furnace; good lot; fine
location. Wonderful bargain.
Phone Melrose 1903.
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81 FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS

3-RoOM FUnNIHHED APA RTMENT.
without linen OF dishes. gas. water.
light. phene free, close IN on
ground floor: SIC. Elliott b9es-J.
ROE ATS ROOMS AND BATH
clean. front. rcaanuo BILE. walking
distance. af2 y. PIKE. East z3f7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-01

PIANo TEA HER. SUMNER
rates. Elliott 2s5s.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-11-07
COMPETENT COAL COMMISSION

The coal authorized by Congress and appointed o
President Harding has organized and mapped out its plan OF pro-
edure Informal conferences will be first held with
of the mine miners and then the task will be begun Oh
collecting all possible information concerning the INDUSTRY Inc
cot a. G commission will be TO suggest practical to insure
constant supply this commodity at as
res as are consistent and profits to those engaged
in the industry ,
Tho bp character of the men selected Mr. Harding for the
personnel the country that every
fling humanity possible relieve the people from further
incident strikes the expected results follow
from the viii achievement to the
credit of the Republican that will have direct appeal
to every householder in the country.
The American people Secretary Hughes too wise to be
stirred nv flood of foreign propaganda urging
in Asia-Coston Transcript
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska greatly worried about the
robber tariff which required of his foreign importer friends
to dig ND some extra money for the u S. Treasury
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-11-07
EVERYBODY VOTE

To is the most important duty of the citizen is the only
effective by which the citizen exercises his power integral
of sgovning people So for national affairs
eened the issue fairly anhether the people of the country
prefer continue Republican control Of Congress wish
Democratic policies The issues have been thoroughly dis
cused the stump and the press The regime
but that its record be fairly well remembered The
Republicans have had only 20 months of full control of the affairs
of the Government and have had time to complete their
gram but the record enough enable average
with the record of the Democratic admins
traon The question whether the country
Democratic rule. BE careful how you vote"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-11-07

Soil washing and the teaching away
OF plant food on Hart county farms
during the coming winter is expected
10 be considerably reduced as q result
OF the interest which farmers in that
section OF the state have taken in the
value OF cover crops for protecting
their fields. County Agent L II. Wood,
house says.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-11-07
STRONG TESTIMONY.

work the Federal board for
craftsmanship of Gen Sawyer and of the conduct OF the vet
eans bureau under Col Forbes by the Disabled Ae
can Vet Grams of the World District of Columbia to
testimony the efficiency with which these agencies are
operan who know The disabled veterans are emery
conduct of the two agencies mentioned and are IN
position Judge them on their merits.
This Endorsement should weight with all far ee
Those who know whereof they TESTIFY
that the board and effectively serving the
for which they were their operations being
Quoted confidence the ability and intent
directing heads carry through the constructive programs
now in hand testimony the public in sharing
such Post.