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Helen Hunters Husband
HELEN SHOWS JACK HER ACCOUNT BOOK

vanE -; then yea wanted - :. ltttA
thoa you a.! AID II SoAre' YOU -
vOe 81 n psAl aftsr pea o. laughter,
while LACK anSry. refused 70 SPEAK
a
IN - nss.tzg she brought out a
Nh S,Ask $esk
YIN going to put down every single
poiiey you writA and the commissions
you receive in this little book. Then
you Just nb to me and see what Will
happen"
Helen did not Ay this. neither did
she say ether disaGrSsAble sounding
things In . dtsA-SrSsAoae manner. Nov
she vas smiling. her voice almoS
laughing. vet Jaok knew she meant 1T
every word.
you'd better keep an account Of
your expenses, and your house money.
It would be more to the point I can
keep my own books Jack angrtly
retortsd. The sight OF that little book
had reused his indignation.
Yes but you keep them at the once
where I don't get look IN. I should
think you'd be proud Of my business
ability. instead Of getting mad because
l intend to keep books
Yes, your business sense Is very
great. / should be proud"
Going to give me some money
No haven't II to give"
Then get it! Helen vas nov D.
coming angry. II told you Mrs. Lang
don had to be paid. n you don't get
4, for me. I'll borrow II.
We've % many rich friends who are
anxious to lend money. sarcasticAlly.
Perhaps you haven't many friends.
but I have" she took on 8 wheedltns
tone, ASK Howard Dunn TO lend II to
you. He will II you AK him. He did
once"
Yes. and vowed never to AK him
again.
You vowed to love and cherish me
and mako me happy. which vow would
you rather keep
Damn" What a fool he wAs To
think no ever could make her afraid Of
displeastnE him.
That's hight! Get excited. get mad.
then perhaps you'u get mo somo money
II you uaed little Of the vim and
ronker you use on ne on your bu 81
ness, you'd be better on" She laughed
and az ne went out the door called
after him:
Bring some money or take tn. con-
sequences"
To Be Continued.
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In Minden perfect lady can stop
outside the frehOuSe and talk 10 one
Of the boys provided the two walk
discreet distance from the open door
and well-worn benches. Connie Lyons
used 10 walk by and pause when the
sound Of A chair showed back told her
Dick Eyers had seen her, Under an elm
three, within hearing distance or th=
bell in the firehouse. they talked some
times an hour or "ore while the boys
in the station played checkers ana
thought OF new ~itticisms with Whlch
to greet Dick on his return. A fireman.
under the single platoon system mas no
chances TO make calls except on his one
evening off in H. so DICK ana Nohh'e
made the best Of it
Il thought I told you to polish up
thu engine" said old Captain LIS
cum when the young nan. grinn'ns
self.consciously, rejoincd the circle
"There ought TO be some Kind Of rcgu-
lation requiring fremen 10 be within
ten feet OF the apparatus. Blameo II
I don't think I'll get one OF the trus-
tees to propose it,
"Richard Evers," Connie said with a
nrim nnality one evening. II have made
I'D my mind that this is the last time
I'm going 10 call on you. II you are
SO intent on being a fireman that you
have TO hold a job that keeps you IN
YOUR smoky, old flrehouse = hours every
day in the week, all right. Id ratner
be the wife Of sailor or travelling
salesman and I mean what I nay.
Dick had been lighting grass nre'
beating flames with broom. and MS
disposition was not equal 10 the new SIT
nation. As their voices rose Captain
Li.cum swore, grtnned, and started
vhistling with his eyes on the ceiing
and apparent Ignorance OF the unspok'
en- protests Of the boys who had oeen
cnioying tho quarrel. When DICK re-
turned no was out OF sorts and the cap
tain beat him three games OF checkers
in succession.
Being a fireman In Minden." DICK
announced three days later. us the most
| thsnklssa job in the world. I've n no.
ton TO quit the whole business and go
TO clerking. or something. What's the
use Of being a blooming protector"
brave laddie,' IS The Reacon says II
YOU have to be one all the time.
"I remember" Captain Liscun said
| poking tobacco In his pipe how you
| came here to get a Job. weren't you
! tho Kid who used 10 pump his bicycle
after US on every running. big or little,
| until VIC got to taking you with us
| He smoked In silence for while.
IT know how you feel. SON. Once a
wear they 80 around selling tickets 70
our dance and the rest OF the time they
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SANDY RIDGE

Miss Daisy Burchfcld will attend the
closing OF Barton School next FRIDAY.
Frank Bailey was a business caller
In GAINESVILLE Tuesday
Mr.. U. S. Wilcox visited with r e.
Fisher Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Talbot and daughter
Frances and Mildred Keyser visited Mr..
and Mrs ]. W. Goodman.
Grandma Portcrfield was caller In
GAINESVILLE Thursday.
Chester Goodman visited Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Foreman.
Mrs. Stanley Phillips. Mrs. Lola
johnson and daughter Clara called on
Mr.. and Mrs. p. E, Fisher and family
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Rogers spent THURSDAY
In GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Wilson Was a caller Ia Barnes.
willie Thursday.
Mr.. and mrs. Stanley Philips visited
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DIET and HEALTH
A DISGRACE TO BE FAT
By LULU HUNT PETERS, MI
Author of 'Diet and Health, with Key to Galleries

To-day Is the third day Of your SHRINK
1onr-stomach Liquids period. II
you are q member Of our ". Y. ". class.
You have had a liquid diet totalinS not
NOR. than 500 or 500 Galleries day
and ey this time yous stomach shou 81
be considerably shrunken or contracted.
when I say stomach, mean the part
NJ your alimentary canal which receives
,he food and Is situated in the aedomi-
nal cavity, and not that external protu-
h.rance In the midsection sometimes ~
f.rred 10 faceciously as bay TlndoW,
corporation. aldermanic front, etc.
e,nlain this for have found often that
when I talk about the stomach many
Of my hearers think I mean the latter
proturbance. Prominent or not prom
inent, that Is the abdomen and not the
stomach.
Is II 4 disgrace to be fat: Not mo-
FOR ". have not had much popular IN
,,ruction along the lines OF dietelicS.
Rut Il Will be a disgrace before long.
IN 10 recently We have been dtssatis-
a.d. disconnected. yes, even disguised
with ourselves when We were rat, out
Ue have no, fC,c that We have been dis
graeed.
S.lrnreseryation is the frs. law or
ne. we eat In response - this law
and there Is no disgrace 10 the act. II
!, done openly and frequently TO tho ac-
commandment OF music. real and so
called.
But i, Is a disgrace 20 overeat TOO
many are starving and "" have no
right 70 undermine our hea!th ana work
inx capacity by so doing.
Secretary OF Labor DdN' gave US
.oms striking fSurcs re'ennE. His
statistics show that the aNcrIG" Amer!-
can eats more than ton ard a half
OF food a year. Now that statement
does not mean much by itself. but
coupled with the fact tina, u IS ono half
TON more food than was consumed by
N. A. E. F Il means lot: One halt
ron Of food more than was necessary TO
keep strong. yirile young men IN fight
Inr ftn.ss. II means q whole lot
II means the average American ea's
q lot too much.
But how are YOU 10 tell II you eat too
much. Won have had so little knowledge
OF food values.
There is one safe little rule that YOU
can 70 by Are you overweight: Tou
eat too much.
But Doctor Doctor dear: eat very
little. I don't cat breakfast l don, eat
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SIDE TALKS
by Ruth Cameron
WAYS OF RECEIVING WOE TALES

drum. am suddenly impressed with the
fac, ,nar there comld he quite few
other answers besides sympathy. But
never mind that IS the answer this
time.
How many people Go you know who
arc genuinely sympathetic? Mighty
few. I'll wager.
There arc. I think. three ways OF
receiving tale .or woe. The hrst IS
the aciivcl. sympathetic.
Here is an cra mplc Of what | mean:
Cousin to 1T Told You SO"
The u,tlc happening which started
me thinking on the subject OF sympathy
was my loss Of some manuscript which
I had sent through the mail 10 be coplcd'
1t did not come back. | told my tale
OF voc 10 friend. Said he
You should have kept carbon copy
then YOU would have been all right.
That's the actively unSympathetic atu-
ture.
II nc had said with warmth in his
voice. Say. that's Il hcastly shame
tina, would have been the kindly but
cmptiI, sympathetic attitude the conf
moncsD. NY feelings would have been
soothcd even II had not been helped.
If he had said: Say, that's heastly
shame" and then gone on 1" suggest
snnething | could do toward recovering
my manuscript that would have hccn
the actively sympathetic attitude I
SUPPOSE there IS one who can he de-
pended upon 10 show this kind or SYM
pathv to ten who belong in the other
two classes.
We Really Give Piece Of Ourselves
When We give sympathy. when We
really fec sorr" for a friend. really try
70 think OF some way to help "" give
something oc ourselves. II Is case or
"Nirtue has gone out q! me- ann |
SUPPOSE that Il why real sympathy Is
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CAAy>E ~
well. Jack Hunter. thought yoo
we're so tired Why couldn't YOU -
with US instead OF mopinS IN nsre:
Hslen had spoken from the thrsse>s0s
surprised TO sec him reading.
II don't like Barnes"
The idea. He Is charming. Ho tried
very hard TO get you tonight. should
think you would be Ashamed Of your
self. suppose you. are cross because
I want to dinner With him instead OF
eating alone while you were out having
a rood time. You may al we'll under
stand. Jack Hunter" she warmed to
her subject that vhenevr you stay out
I shAn always 20 out. and l sAsnt 20
alon<l'
IT don't think it 10 decent for a
married woman to spend the entire eve
ming with 4 bachelor. ard
" don't think IL proper for = mar
p4Sd man to leave his wife alone an sn-
tire evening while he Is having = good
time
well. don't let's quarrel" Jack said
In . tired voice.
I'm sure don't want to--oh. that
vas tho lovelisst place Mr.. Barnes took
nc 10. anu lU0 niSSSe N'S
enjoy II Needless as usual
Let's 20 to sleep"
Gross patch draw the latch. Helen
ehanted. I'm not sleepy. feel like
AlkiAg.-
What about
"Oh. almost everything. Tell me hrst
how many policies did you write today.
I'm going to ask you that every night,
and keep books so you can't cheat me.
How many
None" shortly.
Gross your heart: Tou know I can't
quite trust yen because once that I
know OF you didn't play fair. How do
I know that you won't Try II again
"Tou don't.@
stop being ho~id. And-Jack-"
"Yes!" sleepily.
"l must have money. lost At the
c,uo-not much. but I lost TO Mrs. Lang
don. and after the way you made love
TO her At her party the other night IL
would b disEraesful to keep her wait
ing" Helen suppressed Sigsle. oh.
you were too funny"
was u" indignation nov in hts voice
Funny. was ne:
Yes. on so funny" She laughed
outright this time. At first you didn't
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Isn't II delightful with the rerers,
English on III when you have ha
something unpleasant happen to yoh
and can look back and see where ittJs
moro care would have prevented IT. -
tell someone about the mishap. hopin
to receivs sympathy and have him IA y
judictally You should have done thus
ana 20" mentioning. OF course. tire
thing you know perfectly we'll you
should have done and Are already cur
ing yourself for having not done).
One IS 80 grateful for the help
There Is an old conundrum What IS
II everyone likes 10 give and No on"
likes 70 receive" and tho answer 5
Advice"
asantnsly Sympathetic People
Here Is another What Is It everyone
hikes to receive and no one likes "a
give and tho answer is "Sympathy
After writing this brilliant conu !"
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past three days. Take il as follows:
Y1HHT KuNpAED CALoAH NHNP
~

One 10 OF. glass Of skim or butter
milk, Cor fruit juice. small
glass. or coffee. ............. 100 c
Lunch
One slice whole wheat toast. ono
half inch thick. ............... 1hG &
Two poached or soft boiled eggs $50 G
Ono half level tablespoon butter
tfor toast and egEs) 81 {
One lo-oz. glass skim or butter
milk. or 5 OF. whole milk. ...... loon
Tea time same as breakfast l0r =
Evening meal. same as breakfast ion "
Before retiring. same as breakfast 100 :
CHEW as you've never chcwed hefor".
Making this still liquid diet. Now 20
GOOD over Sunday. and you shall hcfr
from me again Monday.
l6onday-Ths Small Appetite Myth
ConyriRh, 1ono George Matthew Ada n q
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rars because the outgivcn person Is the
execution rather than the rule.
Rut. at least, il docs not take great
deal Of effort to say with some warmth.
Say, that's a beastIy shame" or Ism
that too tad" depending on .seH). And
AZ We all know. there is something
soothing In hearing anyone say that
evening II there is no very deep feeling
behind Il.
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5000. A good looking coat or ~Nra1.
jress IL a valuable acquisition to tnS
busy womah's wardrobe. 1t 10, Easy AZ
more comfortable to adjust than SIP
on model. and As here portrayed dens.'
able for street or indoor wear. The otNt'
collar and smart cuff are new featore.:
Figured taffeta and creps are oombiAs6
in this instance.
The Pattern is cut in 8 sisss: -. -.
IS, 40. ~, and ~ inches bust measure.
A IS inch size requires 81 yards OF -
inch material. The width ct the rock u
~ raros.
Pattern ihaTed TO any address on re-
ceipt OF use In silver or stampA
write name snd adorses 1ialniy. 49,
II cents to The lnteuiSSooee s0ssA
W1~slinG. y. Va
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BRAIN TESTS
4 1unntSs 70 Answer This
By SAM LLOYD

The blanks in each OF tho following
sentences arc TO be filled by placing In
the first space word, which decapi-
tated and placed In the next space. will
make the sentence entire:
II the children--ghost stories,
the nurse should cease to - them
Ths heavy came over the hill
with tho last OF the sinking sum-
In pleasant - the little sta
TONER exchanged -- OF paper Tor
n pot OF gold.
!, WAS to see the stout burgo
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master down the hill.
The physician accidentally spilled MS
upon the -- after whicn nh
patiently speedily recovered.
o, the flowers most admire
the beautiful -.
Answer 10 YsStordAy'S
CAB plus EAR minus BEAN plus
CART minus CAR, leaves CAT.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Leach - Day
last week. IA
Miss Clara Ewers visited her stssSf
Mrs John 6talder Monday. "a,
Mrs. J. w. Boyd WaS Z Aher ~
GAINESVILLE Thursday. q;
william Lynn has purchased the HoOs-
inson property.
Joseph Bailey was taken TO the cato.,
Valley hospital to be operated On for I.
appendicitte.
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SPUR

A few$dof the people in the neigh
borhood got together and went to the
school house to practice basketball.
We hope the whole community will &c
instead Of few.
Mrs. Edwin Geroy was a visitor at
Mrs. VIM. Gerlinger's on Thursday.
Mr.. Leases baby is some better. It
was quite with a. had~cold - cd
A number of men from here at
tended a meeting at Tenstrike, which
was held to discuss the building of
a creamery at that place.
David Carnegie had the misfortune
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HELP WANTED
To build up public sentiment tor a
fair or equal cooperative game
To encourage the debated farm
.er and unorganized laborer in
building up their farm and village
or city homes.
Also to bring out for public dis
cussion the Bankers, Bakers, Bar
bers, Blacksmiths, Butchers, Build
ers, Railroads, Hotels, Newspapers,
Organized Labor and various Mer-
chants-good reasons for their
still clinging to the peak wartime
prices.
Prosperity. depends on fair equal
ity in the game of making llV-
ing in our district.
Also want help to work for prac-
teal development and use in brio
ouet form for Railroad, Domestic
and Commercial Fuel-Beltrami
county's one billion eight hundred
million tons of peat (See Federa
and State Peat Reports).
Attractive terms and prices will be
made for the sale or rent Of pot.
to and poultry ranches, anu suHl-
mer cottage sites.
Will also rent tents, or build cot
tage homes in Bemidji, or on Lake
Bemidji, Bass Lake or Big Turtle
and Neville Lakes.
J.. OPSAHL, The Home-maker,
Office, Markham Hotel Block,
Bemidji, MINI.
phono IT.
6t3-2O
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of having a calf break its neck III
some way while being stabbed.
The snow has melted rapidly the
last few days.
John Spangler gave house-warnl-
ing party last Friday evening. About
fifty attended.
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FOR SALE--Corporat.on seas, cor
poration record books with divi-
sions for minutes, articles Of in
corporation, bylaws, minutes for
directors, meetings, stock ledger,
stock certificate register, trans
fers and dividend register. In
quire at Pioneer Stationery Store,
4O3 Beltrami avenue. Telephone
799-J..:: 1O-21tf.
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FOUND-There are two punches of
keys at our office which has been
found recently. Owners may have
same by proving property and pay
ing for this aid. Pioneer Office. 1t
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FOR SALE-Ruhber stamps Of all
kinds and types. Orders taken at
Pioneer Office and Pioneer Sta
tioneryS House. ~, Telephone 922-
928 orF799-J. Delivery Of stamps
made from three to four days at
ter order is taken. lO-22tt
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FOR RENT-New kaplan addition
will be ready for occupancy in a
few days. Thirty outside single
rooms equipped with hot and cold
running water, shower baths in
connection. furnished or unfnr-
nished; everything modern; come
and make your reservation now.
Also store and Office rooms for
rent, excellent for every kind OF
business, especially right for cafe
terra. Apply Office Kaplan Bldg.
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FOR sALE-scnoo1 supplies Of all
kinds, writing tablets, pencils,
fountain pens, and. everything for
the school room. Pioneer Station
cry House, 403. xBeltrami avenue:
Phone 1891. lO-22tf
AVIAN .-,>aF}$'i'r
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LOST-$10 at post Office, or between
post office and Bankers Drug store.
Finder please return to Pioneer.
49, 2t3-14
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GOVERNMENT needs railway mail
clerks. Salary 1888 to $l92 per
month. Travelling expenses pa.u.
Examination announced soon.
Write for free specimen questions.
Columbus Institute, Columbus, o.:
4t3-S-1G-22-29
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WANTED-Cltrks, young men, wo-
men, over II, desiring government
. positions, $125 monthly, write 1of
free list Of positions now open, Ray
.. mond Terry, (former civil serv,,
ice examiner,). 119 Continental
Bldg, Washington, D. c. 3t3. IA
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LOST OR FOUND

FOUND--Lady's handbag call ct
4O0H Minnesota avenue and pay
for this ad. lr3-l3
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FOR SALE-Farm in south Nymore
8 room house, with furnace heat,
good barn, and 651a acres. About
40 acres under cultivation aid
wild hay meadow. Owner to move
away. Easy terms. This is a
snap. Can sell buildings and part
of the land. Phone 42F3O. O. P.
Grambo. 6t3-l7
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WANTED-Man with car to sell tte
BEST Ford Oil Gauge made. 500
per week and extra commissions.
Accessories Co., Graham, Benton
Harbor, Mich. 1913
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FOR SALE-Cheap, lots one and two
of block two, first addition to N.Y.
more, cash or terms Write slots
care Pioneer. 3t3-15
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WANTED
WOOD SAWING-75c per cord.
Fred Marauard. Phone 160. 12127rf

WANTED-Position wanted as h9use:
keeper. Address Mrs. Van Ron
Bemidji, Mimi. 5t5-l )
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WANTED-A steady man to take
oversthe Rawleigh Medicine bust
ness in Hubbard county. Inquire
by letter, ". G. Cooper. Laporte,
MINI. 6t3-17
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FOR SALE--Registered Guernsey
bull calf from imported dam OF i'm
est breeding, fawn and white. Viii
sell reasonable. A. ]. Wiltse, BE,
midi, MINI. tt
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FOR SALE-One. Groom house on
Seventh St. One Groom house on
Eleventh ST. Also small lots Of
farm land; size and terms to suit
the purchaser. Located on Jeffer-
son Highway, l Y miles out. See
the owner at 700 America ave.
1921
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FOR SAEE-New No. 4 Underwood
typewriter, never used. A bargain
if taken at once. See janitor, Elks
club rooms, forenoons. Phone 81:
r 3t3-15
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FOR SALE-Ten room roonling
house in business district. Full OF
roonlers. Rent, $40 a month. Ca;
503W. 3d..
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FOR SALE-One dresser, l chiffon
ier, 2 tables, bed complete, l
davenport. Phone A: Il ,tt519 Third
street,. ~ I 6t3-lS
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FOR SALE-Milk strain ShorthorI.
bull, 2ta years old; also fresh milk
. cows. Jos. Tardie. East Bemidji,
az miles from city. 6to-lS
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FOR sALE-1A acreelots with goisu
building and larges poultry house
close to public schoo, N Belnidji.
2tS-]5
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FOR SALE-FAkM
PROPERTY

FOR SALE-Five acres land oppo-
site north school: snap if taken
at once, inquire H. D. Hovey, GLIB
18th street. l2t3-l
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FOR SALE-NorthA 100 feet, lot e.
block Is, corner. Third and Reltra-
mi avenue. Address Mrs. Mary
F. Street, Royalton, MINI. 6t3-.7
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FOR RENT-Offre rooms, now occu-
pied by business college. Reasona-
Bile rental. Apply Peoples Cooper
alive store. 12-29tf
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MFORa SALE

FOR SAEE-New large tool chest,
cheap. Call at 1924 Minnesota
avenues w ! 2t3-l4
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i1EkP WAhTED~,lllALEc

>1''>--'-;'-> ..<s'>.>s's+ ~
WANTED-Two men to work on
farnR5for season. Logging, cles4 =
ing IND potatoe growing Board
furnished. Inquire, j.. g., Burke,
OLeayBowser Bldg. :" = 33t5-1 rs