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COURTING.

Il is strange, indeed, if the floor
plan of the modern house occasions
immortality and sends young folk to
the devil. but the reformers would
have us believe this to be true.
The seat Of the fault is the living
room. The swain who would a-woo-
Ing 90 hangs his hat in the hall, II
there is a hall, and at once he Is N
the living room where the family sits
about in a comfort that evidences us
intention to stay out. Here Is an at
mosphrre OF good fellowship, not an
atmosphere Of romance. There can
he 10 hand holding, no exchange OF
roit compliments.
To be sure. Mother might retire TO
the kitchen and Dad might finish his
pipe in the bathroom; but the other
girls and little Bill have fixed notions
concerning their rights.
Md so the swain leaves his motor
running and sits on the edge or 4
chaN Only long enough for Daughter
to wrigpla into coat and give her
nose 4 final dab Of powder,
Il is sad state Of affairs, and the
architect is 10 blame. He must be
persuaded TO lool; among his dusty de-
signs of yasterycar and bring forth
the ancient floor plans that gave place
of honor to n parlor. For a parlo-
there must be if the whole OF court
ing is not to be done along the high
ways.
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Grand-Ralph Craven. Recording Sec
retarv-Genrcc CLANCY. Financial Sec
rctlrr-L0nuie Reese. T:easurer-N IL
mer Twecdy Trustec--TSn Coleman
Rev +. ". Lodwick, was a caller IN
Sr,ubenyIlle Monday.
Mr. Samuel Ruckman. was called 70
~, hon,c Of her brother. Mr. Fred
IiyIuga,on. near Rayland. who was hurt
NV 81 fol1 of stone IN his coal mine,
r.ue.Iov afternoon about 40 o'clock.
Mr. Livingston was not found unit!
some hours later, no hopes for his re-
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MAJ0RSVlLE

A pleasan: social event os the season
was the entertainment given by the
Hll Grange TO number OF invited
guests Friday evening. 4 program con-
sisting OF readings and vocal and In
strumental music was rendered. follow
ed by dinner with places laid tor about
eighty persons. Those from Majors
Vile In attendance were Ny. and Mrs
II. ". Steele. r. NJ. Atkinson and Lester
Whitman and son Alton
Oliver purbsn. an aged ard highly re-
spscted citizea % Y!deo Pa died Moa-
day night. December (. Death was due
20 an infection Of the foot
The teacher. Miss Fairy Harsh. ard
pupils OF our village school very coruisl-
~ invite patrons and friends TO their
Schoo, room Friday evening. December
-. and also request the iadies to fur
uiSh lunch ''iuSt sor two" Boxes 70 be
sold az sale AMI proceeds added 20 Tie
s2hoo. su"d. The program will be an
rcUHced lG-ec.
Mrs jennie Carol, and so9 Ro,and
speH, Suoday with Mrs. Ella Alley.
The growrup youngsters a the Els
worth Carroll and Nner' Alison homes
have been slightly ~ :oc the past week
with ch'cken2ox.
Miss Bern!cc SwSr'z spent F%!day
with her sister. Mrs. charles Clutter
Bo-r. THURSDAY. November %. {, M
ana Mrs. Charles MrH"-r,har. 4 son.
Randolph Hewitt received the sad
-sws Of the death 81 h'N hro:h"--in-iar.
Charles iiil.sord Of T"x!dua. Texas. Sat
'irday. Mr.. HNiEorG was superintendent
os loca, oil s!"ld a. that place and wa-
found dead n his office. Death being
due to hear, trouble.
Mrs. Amanda Rschtv $ 'hH GGos: Of
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CSurch Services.

Pleasant Hill NJ T.. church: Rev. r. II,
Taylor. pastor; Sunday school at 10 a.
In. r.. r. Carney. superin tednent; sermon
by the pastor at II o'clock.
Allen Grove Presbyterian church
Rev. =. ii. Page. pastor: Sunday school
"a o'clock. Z. l.. McClcary. superin-
terdent. Preaching by the pastor at
$50 p. NJ.
Rev. TAYLOR will preach at the Mt.
Olivet ". l.. church on Sunday evening
at go o'clock:
Surprise Party.
The Jrir and Sphmrc classes Z the
Sherrard high scho"! gave a delightful.
surprise party for Miss Lillian Merinar.
who has been out OF school for several
weeks on account OF illness. At her
home. Wednesday evening" Games and
music were enjoyed until lntcthour
when rcfre Shmcnts were served. Those
prescnt were: Misses Helen Huss. Mil
bred R!eck Marie Schmidt. Clara Ehrns.
I.ou.lla Burns. Thelma Riggs. Mildred
Mcriuar and Lillian Mer!nar.
McssrS. Glenn Cook. John Garvin.
Clyde Parsons. Harold Talbert. Burdett
Crow Qrd Andy kissle.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Merinar.
Lemuel Kimplo.
Word has been received here OF the
sudden death on Wednesday morning
or I.emmcl Eimplc. OF Corydon. Iowa.
Mr.. kimple was Il brother of Mrs. Ella
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Mcconnell and Mrs. D. n. GarWn' anu
was we'll known In this community 10
Ing resided here for several years oeio'e
moving to Iowa.
sherrald Briefs.
Mrs. William Wilson, OF Coiu"oas' -
the guest OF Mrs. II. F.. Cook
The Pleasant Hill Ladies AID sociev
will hold an all-day meeting II LEG
church on next Wednesday
Mrs. Dora Morgan. OF McMechen' 30
visiting Mrs. P. NJ. Pelley.
The Allen Grove Sewing circle he,a
a framework sale at the school ouiiaihs
on Thursday. which was very wen o.
tended. 4 good sum OF money "aS
cleared by the circle
Ruth, little daughter OF MT. ana Mre'
William Brosche, is H.
Mrs Dennis Dorsey, OF Wheellhs' vas
Visiting relatives and friends mere 'h's
week. r, AZ,
Mrs. D. NJ. Garvin and Mrs. Eiia NC
connell left for Corydon Iowa. on
THURSDAY 10 attend the funeral OF theiF
brother, Mr.. Lemuel K!mple.
The Mt. Olivet Ladies' Ala soe''S
hold their annual bazaar at the nall on
Friday.
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SANDY RIDGE

Misses Edna and Daisy Hurchtjeld
had as their guest last week Dave Col
has II Athens. ohio.
Mira. John Sta!der Of Bethesda spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson
Ewcvs.
Mr. md Mrs Donald M'Eudr"e spent
one day last week win Nj. land Mrs
Herman McEndrce.
Miss Bessie lurkr" @: RlFneSviIie
vpea: the weekend WIKI hcy parents,
Mr. ard Mrs. NuLh turkey
Mr. and Mrs. Edward KHAN Sp"n;
sunday with relatives at 81. Ciairsv!i'e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wells spent
Sunday with Nj. aid Mrs. Clark Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. GeorSe Leach spent
Sunday with relatives II Bethesda.
Mr.. and Mrs. HERMAN Talbot oc Bar
ton spent sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Wells.
Mrs. Charley By"d and two children
nc EarucSv.llc sp"r; few days 'h'S
week with mir and Mrs. David CASTILLO.
Miss l.ctha Ewers ot Rarnrsvi!le
spent the Weekend with her parents,
M~. and Mrs. Hanson EwcrS
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest and DAUGHTER.
Virginia. Of Cambridge spent Sunday
with Mrs Mary ThoruburS.
VII! Lynn. Albert Mann and Lester
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with: but il looks to me like what :
in q lcller is a'gotu 10 come out.
Il reckon its common sense to loch
I'M sorry fellers SOS they won't IG
no mo- meanness: but don't want
20 see nobody a'pOintin' the finger
scorn unless he amt never done no
meanness hiSself, an don't know
nobody what amt. An what's mo-
it's my notion that folks what does
the most condemnin IS tn" ones
what's hidln' the most secret sins O
one kind an another
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ST. MARYS

Floyd Marble, Of Peasants. was
business caller here Wednesday.
Mrs Robt. sperder. Of Grape Island
was shopping here Wednesday.
Mrs. A. VI. eiKster. Of Cape lSano
was shopping nere Thursday.
Mrs. oscar Coen underwent an opera
zion at the Marietta hospital MONDAY.
She is reported to be doing nicelIi
Rev. w. H. Chase was transactnG
business in Parkersburg. TuesdAy
Delno Webb attended the 1unerai Ok
Ben Brown at Monessen, Pa. MonoAI.
II. r. Holman OF Racine. O.. has 40
.sntsd a position In Phillips Jeweiry
store.
FUNERAL services for Mrs. elisabeth
Johnson were conducted at tho residence
~ her daughter, Mrs. r. H. Triplet; On
Thursday morning, by Rev. Chase. In.
torment was made in the Johnson GEM
etery near Waverly.
Mr.. and Ms. A. r. Hague OF ParKers-
burg attended the funeral OF the lat
ter's grandmother, Mrs. johnson ihurs-
day. ,h
here several days this week tho guest
of her sister Mrs. J. e. Barron.
Nlss Emma Mr.. Collum OF Coiro. IL
her, visiting her brother, ]. Riley NC
Collum and family.
Misses Louise ond Mory RIGGS nave
! returned to heir home in SlsaersVltis
after a pleasant visit hero WIN Fe"
tives.
Allen Holden Of Grape Island. was
,ronsacting business here THURSDAY.
Mrs. Lot Masters and sons, Ross ona
Virgil Kearns, OF Eost Liverpool o.. OF
tended the funeral Of Lot Masters mere
Tuesday.
Mrs. tTossie Little and daughter MISS
Dorothy OF 81 r!etta were here several
days this week the guests OF relatives.
Frank Thomas. OF Raven NocA ""S
,rapsacting business here THURSDAY.
Mr.. Black, of the Clarke Paper Com
Many OF Wheeling, was calling on tradh
{ here Thursday.
NJ HeddIeston. Of Eureka was the
guest of his Slaughter Mrs. Rose GURUS
several days this week.
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Club MoSttnR

Club Nesting.
Tie members y" the Ladies' Fancy
Worx club. aSlO others. were entertained
b. Mrs ! F. Whisren. a, her home n
town on Wednesday, ovcRing. Various
Kind Of necdiewnrE formed he oCcu-
patton o. the evening. together WITH
other social Diversions. uT'l LAT" hour,
,,aen 4 da!ntr lunch was served ~ tho
hostess Mr.. ard Ms. Albert George. Of
RarHesv'ilc former resident OF this
,rlaCr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caldwell.
y: south oC town. wer" the out-or-town
invited guests. Tho total number pres
emf hc.rS ;wr0ty-cigh:.
Operation succssBful.
Josnp. Copeland. son Of Mr.. aad Mr9
Robe, Copeland. residents ot southwest
os .own. who wa@ "sru"yed to the ohio
Valley General hospital in Wheeling the
IRIS 1t no w""H whore very sue
coss,ul operation for III" reno. al NJ
tonsES and adcnoids was performed.
shows much improvement.
Bannock Briefs.
NJ and Mrs William Ledge ard
daughters. Miss Carrie and ~ and Mrs
. :" Moore. were visitors one afternoon
,ne first o. the week with the formers
daughter. Mr.. .. :. CHnard and family.
in Flushing. ..
Mrs 7. VI Taylor and daughter. Miss
Nt,S.nia. snr.' from Frjda' evening un-
I'll The frs, Of the week With IN" form
rs sister. MR.. Harry Rrawn'nE and
Family. in Wheeling. Mrs. Taylor having
naid q visit 30 The dentist on SATURDAY.
Mr.. mad NJ, John caldwell spent one
afternoon tho IRIS 90" tn" week with
the formers brother. Nj and Mrs. 'haS.
,,,I..,,rN IN Flushing
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By Robert CULLEN
Folks Back Home J. H. strieDe

fashioned the intricate marvel that IS
our earth. what matter whether It was
made in seven million years or seven
minutes The thing that stuns the
mind is not that the earth should be
made 10 exist III seven days, but that
il should be made to exist at all.
And why should the cynic have
loubts concer. ing immortality? Is 1t
nora difficult to believe that life is
everlasting than 10 believe that man
md woman can bring into eXistenc"
/ lcw life, endowed with intelligence"
md the power to reason If one mir
lcle is possible, what utter folly ~
louht that another may be possible"
also.
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The girl across the street came
aver after supper last night and sat
in the corner among the cushions TO
talk with Daughter concerning Hir-
am, the butcher boy. and her bond
age to love.
Love Is funny" said she, and it
makes YOU change Your opinions
thout A lot OF things; but It's nice.
Rocore fell in love with Hiram |
liked thin boys best; and ii | knew
sov would lie TO 2 Ciri, didn't have
a bit OF usc for him. You see. II
vou'rc not IN love. You can like all
the nice boys and despise all the
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81 times one is tempted 10 belicv"
that the most convincing proof Of
mans stupidity lies in his conviction
that certain things are impossible.
The cynic hears that God created
the universe in seven days, and'
laughs. The thing is maniiestly I'M
possible" says he; and scientists
agree that YOU earth was mill lions OF
wears in the making
Does the element Of time make the
creation either more OF less wonder
'ulo If III the beginning there was
nothing, and Chance or Il Supreme
Intelligence. beginning with nothing,
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COLERAIN

Miss Nevada Sharon was ca'ief ~
Wheeling Friday.
Miss Fanny Hutching is visiting her
aunt. who Is seriously i'll at wheeling.
Mrs ]. 4. Hogue and daughter. MISS
claire, were visitors in wheeling Fiji
Mrs ]. f. Beck and sons OF Pleasant
croLe we're the guests of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Simpson.
Mrs. George TTisman Is improving
nicely. 1,
Mrs. J. r. White was a caller IN
wheeling Wednesday.
Edwin &. Miller was business cai'er
In wheeling Tuesday. ill.,.
Mrs. J. r White was business CARER
in wheeling Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Stratton nave re
turned to Salem. O.. after NislI WIN
friends and relatives here.
T. W. Risby was visitor al the nome
q, Mr., and Mrs. Charles Burke at Mar
tins Ferry.
George Ho5tettler was q business
caller at Barton Thursday.
Richard Bailey OF Warwood was
caller at the homo OF Mr.. ana MIS-.
]. X. White recently.
Dr. T.. G. Cope Of Barton WaN a pro-
fessior,al caller at this place.
Rev. J. F. Wilson delivered sermon
at D.lIonvale Sunday morning.
Mrs. Herbert Walker was q shopper
in Wheeling Wednesday.
Frederick Reeb was business Caller
in Wheeling Saturday.
r Beck Of Pleasant Grove was .
business caller here Friday.
charles Pyle Of Pleasant Grove was
business caller at this place Friday.
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10 .H'. - Iil', bh'
the older ! cit the
mo sorry | feet
10 folks.
Sometimes !
think u lel.cr is
born 10 be what
he is, an the
no sense IN con.
DENIM h n.
Traiuin' Is right
/ M y OF a Il I, OF
course, an a lot
depends on I Il e
kind O fellerS 4
bOF is rails Q q
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AIKEN have started to work In the
m.ncs al I.afferty.
ErncS, Bailey was business caller
a. Spr!del Thursday.
Mary Jane Doty. who has been spend
iuE some time with NJ. and Mrs. David
CASTILLO. returned 10 her home at Bel
la!re Monday.
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,others. but after you get in love-, 1t
doesn't seem to matter much whether
the one you love is like you'd like 70
have him or not.
| Hiram lied to me last week and
he knows | know II, but he won't adj
init II. and somehow | cant stay mac
about 1t. suppose I'll just have TO
pretend like ! thought he didn't lie.
f.er all. and forgive him. Il didn
live him. Td despisc him for lying;
but it doesn't seem to make much
difference. somehow.
Il reckon if It wasn't so nice 10 De
in love. It would seem like kind OF
slavery"
associated Editor)
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Morris. who has been conih"h 20 "''
home for the past week.
MIS-. Marie Phillips has returned 20
here home here after attending 'he
funeral Of her brother, Georg" Wallace
OF Bethesda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Palmer arc
daughter Eva Jean spent thr w"'N-'"H
w!,h thor mother. Mrs. Mar" f.NeFS u
Re lnGut.
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AUNT HET.

"Wheu ! was a
rirl. | thought n
body had 10 know
how 10 play the
organ TO interest
4 man, but after
| cot married J
found out N g \
folks amt muCH
inetre stel IN no
Kind 81 organ :
except digestive
organs.
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Il reckon You done heard about tn"
Hill boy said UuCl" Gus, as he
moved over 10 make room tor me on
the goods box near the stow. Got
arrested 10 stealth car up at the
county seat. The was 4 time - o
felt like rUssin' him an S"ndin' hlm
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WILLIE WILLIS.

Little Willie vii.
lis told his mother
Tuesday that he
never knew how
nice il Is to feel
important until
he began to carry
his arm in a sling.
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Farm Rureau Meets.

The U.u:-y Organization &c Tic Rel
mon. c"raty farm bureau he" - r"GG-
lar monthly meeting Saturday evening.
December = liz the Red Mems hall I'll"
following officers wete elected -
-92G:
,,na.-uar---W = Coos
Vice chalrman-G ". Pro-"
Secrctary-w r Barnes.
"a The annual community meeting w.i
- held Saturday. December %. at l
! H.. when the project leader vii re
\ the WorS they have accomplished
AHst year and q committee Will be
Aed 70 form the program o. work
aCCOm pl!shcd IN This community
Personals. ..
What might have provrl = very sell
'jRls accident occurred OF Thank giving
day when Russell Eysrs. son IL Mr.. I'D
Mrs MaaCll Eyers. was thrown from a
western pony and rendered unconscious
for some time but - RAPIDLY improving
al this writing.
Mrs Ross Pryor has returned [" her
home from Delaware. -. Where she
WAS called by TIE serious Illness or her
sister, Mrs. EmmStt Shlpmau.
Mrs. Lena HoilinGsworth Has return
ed TO her home here after spending a
few days with her mother, Mrs. Sarah
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Copyright, 1929, Associated EditorJ
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Elephants live to be 10 to lou years
old.
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Mr. and Mrs Ralph Williams, o; New
MartinSv!re. spent Saturday at ms
place the guests OF relatives.
julie Luikart returned home saturday
evening from a business trip 20 Co!um'
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Mrs. N. M. Allison, of Buffalo coun-
ty, is a patient at the McWhorter and
Wheelock hospital.
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When you have hogs to sell call
c. p. Corcoran at his new Office.
Phone 662. 2Atf
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M. E. Church services at the Scenic
Theatre beth morning and evening.
Sunday, April 9th.
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Mrs. J. j. Murphy and Miss Grace
Carpenter were at Huron Saturday
and Sunday visiting relatives ami
friends.
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Don't fail to see our 10-cent counter
and buy yourself a bargain.
Greeves & Rudd.
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Mrs. Ella Clodfelter, of Huron, was
in the city Monday, visiting friends,
and looking after business matters.
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New coats, suits and silk dresses
ready for inspection.
Greeves q Rudd.
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John Babbitt has been appointed
manager of the Hand County Shipping
Association.
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Highest market price for cream
poultry, eggs, rabbits and hides.
Il. nj. Dunn.
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Take your choice from FIVE hundred
samples. thirty, thirty-five and forty
dollars. Davis, The Tailor.
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Mems work shoes all solid leather
at $3.50. Greeves & Rudd,
Miller, S, Oak,
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Nnxitone, the old reliable Nux and
Iron spring tonic $1.00 at Wilcox's.
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Wright's Smoke and Ham Pickle at
Wilcox's.
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Tanlac relieves rheumatism by re,
moving the cause.
Collins e. Shaw,
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Our big vault 10 . good place for
your Liberty Bonds and valuable pa
pers Citizens State Bank.
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Masury's outside or inside house
paints, $500 per gal.
Scofield's.
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Tankage is best tonic for hogs.
Tuttle's Feed Store.
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WANTED-Pianos to tune. Work
guaranteed. Alfred Rieder, Seneca, S.
d.. 1873
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Universal Kalomine, wall tints ond
Muresco in all colors at Miller Hard
ware Co.
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No war prices on goods nj Ols0n's
Store. We have many satisfied Gus.
toners. Vayland, 8. Oak.
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II you want a self feeder for hogs,
cattle or chickens see J. L. Tuttle.
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Take your watch. jewelry and clock
repairing to w. d. Johnson. All work
guaranteed.
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Minnesota pure Linseed Oil.
Scofield's.
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Can you beat it? Five hundred sam
pies. Your choice thirty dollars.
Davis, The Tailor.
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Mrs. Chester O'Connor is a patient
at the hospital following a surgical
operation Wednesday.
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c. p. Corcoran returned Tuesday
from Midland, where he had been tran
sacting business.
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Fresh pals LAWS Blackleg Vaccine
liquid or pills.
Collins & Shaw.
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The Edison Photograph invites com
parison. Come in and let us demon
strate 1t to you. Collins e. Shaw.
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A we'll painted barn is suggestive
of prosperity and thrift when painted
with Minnesota Mineral Paints.
Scofield's.
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Get your Muresco and Alabastine at
Wilcox's CSC pkg.
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See j. l.. Tuttle for new screens or
to have old ones repaired.
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Minnesota barn paint. Scofield's.
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Muresco and Alabastine CSC.
Collins & Shaw.