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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
Gin eritamnlides &eiultat,

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foIae1oer Brief miro obne 3petfel
biele nnierer 2eier iebr interellieren.
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mer bon 2eigb, Nebrasfa, .ibreih:
ugor mebreren Sabren p1roe i'd bon fn
einem Bferoe Derlebt; infolge oellen
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leiben. Bon Get gu 3eit idapoa meinl
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mos mid 10 idapddbte, 0aB mir Die
Mrbett OUR 2a1t mlroe. Sd ging 81
.berfdieoenen Mer5ten aber feiner
fo111fe mir fbelfen; tie alle iagten mir,
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iudte i6 Dorni's Alpenfral1ter nit
Ben erltaunlihIten Nelultaten. Weein
.3ultan6 beiierte ii6 beltanoig, big
incline @einnobeit mieoer bergeltelt
mar. Sd BIN iebt BEL gutter &raft nno
perri6te ole Mrbeiten anf meirer
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rer Mnsfunft 1uen0e man 1ib an Or.
Neter 6abrnep & Sons 60, 2501.
@aIbington 8lDo., Chicago, So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
Ritttpo6, Den 4. Ser,nar, 1922.

UtllliuulY, UIlL f.. oSNItuuIg AC-0. &<3g@S
Ser gertagung eemdb trat bic Count
tpbeboroe 5ufammeu; g. 81. 2abr, 8orz
fiber. unb ale Mit9lieoer antpeienb. Sic
gomntpbeb5iroe nabm Die Nnselegenbeit
beg aaufs eiues Caterpillar 9raetor fir
Besearbeit in grtuagung, unb Ser Count
tpza11oitor tpnroe baraufbin a%nsetpieien,
fir periiegelte Angebote fir 1olden 8rae@
tor ansuseigen, Die bon Der gountbbeb0rS
De bis i l1br na9mittags ben %. Sc
brunr fir einen $ractor Der Caterpillar
Sorte nit einer Strait bon tpenigitens
pier3ig Bferbefraft unb elmer S9nelligz
felt bon ettpa bret Reilen Die 5tunoe unb
ausgeftnttet nit elmer 8ebedung gegen
iegfide Bttteruns unb nit auem npttpen<
oigen 9anbtperfs5eug etc. entsegen gez
tor,nnen lperben, unb bab Elm beitdtigter
gbed bon flint Fro5ent Der 4ngebots>
fnnrne ieDem ansebot beigelest iein mub.
Cine 3ui9rift bon Der Ninnefota
Sfenerofmmiiiion be5iislid beg 8eln6es
Des Seinri9 S. 8Ienfer bon albanb,
Ii,rn., fin cine 8ereinigung Der Ab1dd<
bnrg Des @runbeigentums Dnroe Der Be
b0rbe borgeleien, uto auf antrag iaruote
Die gountpbeb0rbe serneiniam etneShrift
an Die Stenerfommiiion ab NIT Der Nn1
aabe i6rer @rinoe fir 8efdtigung beg
@eilibes beg GERM 8lenfer unb erfldte
Bic aomn1iiIion , bic Qpplifation 5n ge<
fpdbren.
auf antras beg s. S. 8orsmartn, nn<
terftiibt bor1 Mi1. Solo, fplirben bic Biirg
ldaften fir geroffentlidung Der am /.
ssar1uar 1922 ~riidfitanbigen steuerliiter
unb fir ger0ffentidung aler offi5ieuen
gerbaabllineen rub Noti5et tpdbrenb beg
Sabres 1922 DO Der 8eb0rbe g~enebmigt
unb Dem Gefeb 5ufolse a%ufbetuabrrlng
aaaeoronet. anf @eilb Der 5taotfomz
miiidre Der Staot ct. gIoub betpiuiete
Die g~outttbbeb5rbe bic Sulnt1te bon $500
aug ben, County Beges unb 8riiden<
ssonbs: Dielelbe fol- Der 5tnbt 81. glouo,
fpie III eirem foIben Sale gefeelib borz
oefe6en, be5abIt tDeroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
TT. Dame (6ie

Maffiniert. Game Cote
i'm Ebeater BEL elmer S5ene meine1
muB, our anoern): rDieie S5ene
riibrt sic. nibt aud 81 Sranen??"
Game: nMh i9 tat ibon gerne
lpeinen, aber i'd braude morgen
meme Srdnen, ga id bon mei1lel1l
Manr eine11 neuen gut baben mill"
- Gas gemeiname Som
t .. g.: Isle baben Elm gemeit1.
James 8anf &onto nit Sbre,rr
Srau?" .4..
g.: $50, i'd oeponiere oas Gelo
nn0 iie 5ieDt es 9eraus."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09

nno mn1 miro nt1t nit benz glei.
den @enuB bineiniteigen, als tpe11t
tie in ta0eaoier MeiBe eritrablt. nno
es lit 10 leidt, NbbiIfe gu ibnffen.
man muB nl1r ein menig Mrbeit nidt
.i6euen. SIT alio Ser peiBe 9lnitrib
Der 8a6emanne abgeiprungen ODER
,5erfrabt, 10 faufe man ii1 in einem
Drogengei6dft Ben befannten So
panlad. 81 elmer 8a6e1pa1tne Ser
iibliden @roBe ge6rouGt man I'M.
gefdbr | Bfun6 oieies 2odes, iomie
etpa 1h nn5e beIen Eerpentins
5urn 8eroiinnen. Man BOLT ben Sad
m0glihlt MIR IN fIetnen Wengen,
neil lid) leibt eine btde Saupt bar..
arf ieBt, Sic man ie6esntal entfel.
men; muB. Nab ie6em Mnitrib mar
tet mon 3 Bis 4 Sage, bepor man
einen neler1 Mnitrih Dornintmt, Der
porbergebenoe Nnitrid muB tets gut
alsgptrodnet iein, bebor man ben
foIgeroen baritber gibt. Mnh benz
erIten MnItrib ut Die Wnrune 11odD
reidlib l111gleibmdbig; iie tpiro
aber NIT ieoem Mnitrih fdoner, 10
oab man mad Dem 5. ODER s. an.
ltrid cine taoeaos meiBe Wa111te Dor
it'd Bot. Grit s Gage nud benz les.
ten Mnitri1 barf Sic 8anre In Be.
nllbnng geitomme11 Deroen. Dor
Dem @ebranG flint man oie 8al,t1e
erit init faltcm 8aiier. Dur9 ole.
les gerfabren miro iib Der Sad
Ourd CUTE Dallcrbaftigfeit beapabs
re1l. 55 .s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09

atf Antrag bes Sacob 8eber, inter
5tiist BON S. S. 9orsmaum, orbnete bie
l8ebDrbe an. bab bas County s3ablung fir
|unterbalt bes 9prace Mcsaen5te i'm 8az
benz 5anitaril,m einltelle, unb bab Der.
|golntp 4ubitor genanntes santtariun,
IIbabin benndrtbtige. Ser 8eridt bes 9.
is. Sober. @efdngnis Snlpettor fir Die
ltaatlide apntroubebDrpe, be5iisli6 Der
|@imitel,ms bon @efdngnis Gegcnitanz
Zen in bem neuen goltntD @efdng,lis
Inurbe perleieu. beitdtigt nnb M%ufbetpabs
|rung angeorOnet, auf a,trag lplrben
Sic @eiude bes Sranf Germanif nnb ans.
ton &euer fri 8erringerungen Der abz
|1d)dblnge1 unb Stenern anf @runoeiz
9entum beitatigt uno Der Minneipta Steus
ertommi}1ion our 9atbeadtung empfobz
len. Muf Autrag mlrben f%olgenbe 8cbs
ul,uaen erlaubt ul,o Dem 8eiek 5ufplge
our 3abluug angelnieie1:
Great Mprtbern gabngeleuldaft, VT
nieorianug zines gulpert am Gol1ntpgra@
ben 1851; Muto 5erptce COMPANY. linz
ternadung bon 8egesSruds etc. $64.S5.
Mortin Belmont .Nuslagen fir Hnterz
brinquua bon 8ege Srnds mad ct.
|glplp $4.62; Contractors 5npplp 1lnp
Equipment Company, @iesleper altsbels
%1eruneeu SO; Mfidoel Setn, Nrbeit an
5taats Aio Meg So; 8ermanm S. SIRE
mers, supplies fir 5toats Ato 8eg 81
rs; Matb. CHM. N,tslagen flr Heberz
bri19ung bon @ese Sr,,ds na6 Ct
glprb $4.62; NprtbmelernsSi 81, Srp
plies fir 5taats aip @eg 1888; @tlb.
|Gadoa, Material fir 5taats Ib @eg
$3.50; Solepb Tuilier, Arbeit al tsaats
MiD @eg $1S4.oo; ct. glouo anto Sup
bin Company, Irud : &eparatnren SIS
So; Eipiu gttp 60, etra Getle fir Sruds
1888; Matb. @ar0ian, Supplies fur
@taats Aio 8eg $2.95; ". S. @ieber,
Nuto M~eilengebiibr / mS%ngenienren Se<
partemeut $3.50; alpis 8irfler, Srldz
IN~eparaturen $500; @ebriiner MiHfler,
|@rpplies fir Stats stip @eg $15,74,
I5tapt ct. Glorp, 8ef0tignltg Der gollH@
tn @efangenen $94; S. 8 9onobl1e, GET
hen Ser straightforward $500; Sa1r
|gafs aopge, 5%al1iturinm,, Bebal1pl1ng
bes Sorace Icaen5ie $54.25; Srib GroB
Company, 5upplies etc. $14s.55; 9enz
nepin COUNTY, 8efDltignng Der epllntp..
I@e1dporenen $33.37; 8. S. Soft, 3ubes
reitune Ser 1920 9upplifat 5telerlilten
S225.o0; 6. g. Qa6r, Gountp<& or1nt1 :
5ar gagesz nno MeiIensebii1ren $500;
wsaps, 5upplies $3.75; emma @opni<
han, Muslaeen BEL 8oblfabrtsbeboroee
$55.24; Minneiota 5tate 5anitarlum'
|BebanoIung beridieoener R%atienten
S1o5.o0; 6. S. 5ddfer, Snpplies $29,z
lis; s. g. gdoener, 5beriffsanslasen:
Bbelen uno m1oere $76.37;; Secnrttf
8lanf Boot auo 9rintins eompanp, Sup
|plies etc. $1S4.10 Auf antrag pertasz
Ite 5id sic Beb0rbe fine bic.
(9iegeD g. g. aabr, Sor1teer pei
%gountbbeb0roe bon 9tearns eo1latD
MinneIota.
8efdtigt: Nidolas Ibomep, eollntDz
Muoitor unb erofficip glerf Der Beb0roe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09

ste f0irne1ntS nidt gliidli6 iein
ur0 geritopfung baben. &oaiiters
@odp Mountnin Zee ngreift" ger-
ifopfunger an. Srauert fin0en es dls
5l1berldiiiges 2ariermittel. Wartin
WoIitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
Muf Sem 5tan6es.

Mnf tenn Stan6eS.
amt. 6tan6esbeamter eau Sie6ie,
m6brenb ct nit ieiner 8raltt 6ie
Minge mebielt): ~HaBt .er?1
Sie6ie: uNee, feen 8aiter.
- Ser tenre Mr5t. ~Serr
Doftor," iagte beim @mpfang Der
&eGnung Der 8auer gum Mr5t, III
liino aber temlib 6ierl"
$50, min Sriinb," entgegnete Der
Doftor, bat bet min 8a66er an
fegt, as id nod op 6e boge @6ol
NOR; Sl111ge, Sunge, bet be 1egt,
6u tpars'n birer Sung"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
g. Iebe Der Sor

@s Iebe Der Sort
Ms @roBmntter nod Elm
finf3ebniGbriges Ma6el mar, pur6e
re gefragt, mas fie einmal tperoen
mone2 rnb ftrablen6en Muges er-
tpioerte iie: Cine gliidlide 9aus-
fra,1 NIT flint gelunoen &inoernl"
Mls M1,tter finf5ebn Sabre alt
NOR, ipa1r6e tie gefragt, mas tie ein-
nal per6en noble? 1no itrablen.
ben Muges erpi6erte tie: v6rduletn
Doftorl"
un6 geitern muroe oas f%Inf5ebn-
idbrige Eruoden gefrast, mas lie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
aIHENnHNuuW|l!a9AMtN!IQhM

eirt1nal meroen poue? 9a ertpi6er-
.te tie 1t%rablenoen Muges: slim
itar!"
~ Mnl rGenfen sic 1ur: u1-
1ere langidbrigen MdoAen &att
unb Gina, BADEN ploBlib gefnn,
oigt!"
rAlio cine tatilina=ri1de Ser.
i9m0rung!"
- Mnteri9ieb. v@as Is,
2oisl, bait benn gar foam Ment
gum @eiraten?"
2otsl: ~@caBt Gater, Mut bdtt
i f6o, aber Die &urai6 feblt mer."
New Britain herald., 1922-09-15

| ficlency in the kind of shooting that wins prizes Is not the sort of shooting that Is most needed to win battles. To
 meet this criticism the Company Cup competition was devised. The idea underlying this competi- ton Is that an outpost of nine men. under a non-eommssioned officer, Is suddenly attacked by an equal num-
 Der of hostile force, represented by nine l2-in khaki discs, which appear over the top of q trench 200 yards away.
 The outpost opens fire and when q disc Is hit 1t disappears. But more of the enemy is constantly arriving three more discs appearing every ten seconds during the minute the con- test is being waged. When the num- Der of discs in view exceeds that of the outpost, the whole team is put out of action. The team with the fewer number of discs exposed at the end of the minute wins. It is most in- teresting method of competition, and it has attracted a large number of entries.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-15
ID HOLD LARGEST
 DAIRY CONFERENCE
Preparations Under Way to Make
 Congress Best in 16 Years

Hamline, Mnn,, Sept. l5.-The Ma. tional Dairy Exposition, to be held a, the state fair grounds here, October 7-l4, promises to be the largest and most popular in sixteen years of constructive work, according to Col. w E. Skinner, general manager.
 Everything that pertains 10 dairy agriculture and it's allied industries will be shown and demonstrated.
 Returning 10 the northwest for the second time, the National Dairy association, which is staging the ex- position desires to prove that diversi- fled farming with high producing dairy stick pays in money A corre- lated object is the education of the consumer in the greater use of dairy products"
 Prc-Nar Rates.
 pre-war railroad rates have been granted by the Western Passenger As sociation for all who attend. Ther. will be a rate of one and one-thr6 fares from the northern peninsular of Michigan, all Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, eastern South Da- kota, eastern Montana and northern Iowa From the rest Of the United states there will be a rate of one and one-half fare, on the certificate plan.
 In the exposition will be found ex- hibits of the best producing dairy cattle Of the five leading dairy breeds the Holsteins, Jerseys, Guernseys Ayrshires and Brown Swiss. The purebred cattle exhibits usually num- Der one thousand including the prize winners of the fairs and ex- positions of the year.
 Research Work.
 The United States Department Of Agriculture through its dairy di- vision, will exhibit all of its research work with regard to cattle and cost of production and all of its eyperi- ments in the manufacture of milk products.
 Students from the state agricultural colleges will compete in two national Judging contests one of dairy cattle and one of dairy products About twenty states are annually repre- sented Extensive preparations are being made by leaders in women's work throughout the country for the "Healthland" show, an exhibit typi- fying the efforts of children by the leading welfare organizations of the United States.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-15
TO BE HOUSED NEAR ATHENS
Famous Hellenic Library Will Be Placed in Imposing Edifice Near Greek City.

Athens, Greece, Sept. 15.-The Greek National Assembly has passed the bill expropriating a magnificent site on the slopes of Mt Lycabettus for the erection of the building fol which the Carnegie Corporation hac appropriated the sum of s2oo,o0C which is to house the Gennadius IL brary recently presented by 1oannes Gennadius to the American School of Classical Studies.
 Speeches were made by the Prime Minister, who read the lettr of Elihu Root, chairman of the Trustees of the Carnegie Corporation, announcing the grant and endorsing the purposes of the Gennadius Foundation at the American School and by several prominent deputies.
 It is the consensus of opinion here by those who are acquainted with the Gennadius Library, now in London, that it has no equal in the world as a library illustrating Hellenic ciyriliza- ton; and that the American School by it's possession will occupy a unique position among the learned bodies of Europe.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-15

We are taking a chance that Ina Dumbbell another member of the newly arrived Dumbbell family, is not too sick to step up and meet resi- dents Of New Britain today.
 We'll say she looks pretty sick. But don't let that fool you. She's so dumb she always looks sick.
 Why Ina thinks Sherlock Holmes Is real estate agent, and campus is where they make tents
 She says that when her brother be- comes a lawyer she's going to buy him law suit. She thinks that's what attorneys wear. And she actu- ally told our star reporter today that Minnehaha invented laughing gas.
 Through this same Ina, the mys- tery of the hollow sound that echoed through town last week, has been solved. Ina bumped her head.
 Owing to the fact that Ina can't think, she willingly takes care of her little baby brother, Izza Dumbell.
 We'll introduce Izza to you to- morrow.
 She thinks that: A woman's club is a new walking stick.
 That Quarantine is king of Greece
 That a duchess is a female duck
 That beech trees grow on the beach,
 That Asia Minor is a musical com- position.
 That a dead beat is spoiled vege- table.
 That celluloid is Harold Lloyds sister.
 That you buy sack Of flour at the florists.
 That a football coach has four wheels. That Hampton Roads is national
New Britain herald., 1922-09-15

Highway. That the Sandwich Isles are a lunch counter.
 That Scotland Yard is railway terminal.
 That the Prince of Wales is a new kind of fish.
 That the Elks Home is a zoo.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-15
WARFARE SHOOTING
In Competitions Little Practice in Workmanship is Afforded So Com
 pany Cup Competition Was Devised

Aldershot, Sept, l5.-The complaint is made of rifle shooting competi- tions, not without reason, that they afford little practice in marksmanship under conditions that approximate those of actual warfare, and that pro-
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-06-23

A Genuine Slaughter
S A l. G

The biggest sale vera attempted in Jones county is going to be staged at
HARRIS, Murdo, South Dakota, beginning MONDAY, JUNE 26th and ending
SATURDAY, JULY 9Th. Don't forget the dates, and read this bill. IL you
have lost your specs, borrow your neighbors, but read every or OF thls
money saving event, as it means many dollars saved to each and everyone at
tending this Sacrificing Carnival NY reason To- a sale OF this kinds very plain
to see as have bought in the last three weeks $50 O00O 90 worth of merchan-
disc at such unheard oflow prices and have not onehalf the space to take care
oft and must move the entire lot in the next two weeks, and am going to give
you the benefit Of the bargains have made by placing a red tag on every article
OIL which will be placed the ASTONISHING Low PRICES. You will be surpris-
ed toe when you SEE them and it will make you wonder where in the world
could buy quality goods to sell so cheaply.
During my business career in Murdo, have tried hard to ave my Gus
toners every cent could and treated them al would like to be treated and
found from the long list of customers and the distances they came that it paid
me, but yet am not satisfied. Iwant people that have not been in rurdo
for years, to trade with me too If it takes You a day to get here by airplane, car
or train and a day to get home, You will be many dollars ahead and have al op-
portunty ITO zee what your dollars are really worth. So do OF say "Oh, well,
is 10 Tar and Haven't the time" a s you are working to save all you car SO
that some day you cnh have a nice home and not have to work so hard, then
who not come and save three times what you can make by working in the field.
We will be open late every night for your convenience and try to have enough
help to take care of you, and best OF all, plenty of free cigars.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-06-23
FREE PREMIUMS TO BE GIVEN AWAY

as follows Sugar exempt from the following contests.
To the person purchasing the largest amount of goods during this sale
will be given a $500 Player Phone. T, the person purchasing the largest a.
mount ofs goods 1T n time will be given a small sized Player Phone. To the
person coming the longest distance to attend this sale by automobile will be
given a $500 dinner wares set. To the person coming the longest distance to
attend this sale by wagon n buggy will be given same prize a 8 above. To the
person coming the longest distance by train to attend this sale WILDE given the
a . above ($25O0 dinner ware set) To each Of the first ten customers
purchasing n order of $780, 90 merchandise will be given their choice of any
shoe in the house and Is well a a $3.50 DeLux Grass Rug. Every person
an order at one time amounting to $500 will be given al SxlO De
Lux Grass Rug valued at S12 so. Every person purchasing al order of $685. 90
at one time will be given a 3x8 DeLux Grass Rug value $3.50.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-06-23

Please bear in mind we carry a full stock Of Watermelon,
Canteloupe, Strawberries, Blackberries, Pineapples,
Native Cherries, Bing Cherries, Fresh Tomatoes, Gu
cumbers, Radishes, Onions, Lettuce, Rhubarb, Ba-
nanas, Grape Fruit, Lemons and New Potatoes.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-06-23
PRODUCE

PRODUCE
On account of uncertain market con-
ditions we cannot guarantee you mar
ket on produce, but at time Of writing
we are paying the following in trade:
Fresh eggs, per doz, 20; good butter,
per ID, rs; roosters, year old, ID 90
spring chickens,f b, 80; very finest but
ter, ID, 80; hens, per h, .l6; old roost'
ers, ID, .05.
If market will possibly permit, we
will raise prices on produce before the
sale.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-06-23
SHOES! SHOES!

There are no two ways about it, we
are loaded to the brim On shoes and
we are going to sell them. Not only
shoes, but slippers as we'll, for men,
women, girls and boys-we can fit
them all. Owing to lack of space we
are going to put them in bins &C
cording to quality and divide them in
lots, each pair to be tagged and mark.
ed according to lot numbers which
are as follows:
Values from 1.45-2.00, lot No. 1.-..98
Values from 100000, lot No. g.. 1.48
Values from 2.50-5.00, lot No. 3d.. 1893
Values from 100000, lot No. 4,.-.2.48
Values from 3.75-7.5O, lot No. 5. 49, .98
Values from 4.50-7.50. lot No. g. y3.48
Values from 100000, lot No. 1888
Values from 5.50-8.00, lot No. g. .4.48
Your choice Of any shoe in the house
for 1913. Not only the shoes we have
just bought, but every shoe in the
house, on account of not having any
room in the store we have moved our
entire stock of shoes in the ware room
where they will be on display.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-06-23
Free Lemonade! Free Cigars!
And a Big Bag of Candy WithEvery Order!

Mems and boys felt hats .48 to- 2.95
Large assortment of straw hats for
any member of the family in all
shapes and sizes at prices never
heard of before.
Mems summer weight union suits~.79
Mems summer weights, BVD style .89
A large assortment of white dress
shirts, all priced to sell.
The very newest styles in soft and
linen to sell regardless of cost.
A nice assortment of mems and boys
neckties priced from 10 up.
Mems real heavy overalls, per pair .98
Etra size 44-46-48-50 waist-..1.19
Ribless overalls, per pair~-~.98
Mems heavy Jackets, heavy weight .9S
Mems jackets, sizes 44-46-48-50~~1.19
Boys Jackets
Boys overalls, size 3-4-5-6 -~..69
Boys o~veralls, size 1920 ~-.D
Boys overalls, size 11-12-13-14-15-16.89
Mems ~unionalls, per pair ~~l.89
Boys unionalls, pair .1.19, 1.39~-1.59
Mems khaki pants, small waist~~.l69
Mems khaki pants, larger sizes -~~-1.89
Mems heavy wash shirts
Boys heavy wash shirts
Mems extra sizes, heavy wash shirts
IL to 10
Mems leather faced gauntlets and
wrist gloves
Mems leather gloves, lot /, gauntlet
wrist. per pair
Mems leather gloves, lot 2, gauntlet
wrist, per pair ~.69
Mems leather gloves, lot 5, gauntlet
wrist, per pair
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-07-19
LAWS
AGAIN EXPLAINED
RabbiS, Ministers and Priests May Su-
perviSe Manufacture OF Altar Wines.

ha"'''' -"lniS'erS anu irlestS Nay Su-
| PerNise "a"ulacI"ie o' Alar vines.
Wa sh;npton Inlv ,c Rohh,s ~,
;starc ond nrio.,c d,,, o;,toa -,
tho heads of tho aoc,oe;,.tio,, ;,,.;,
ldictions 10 thcir chnrcboe NAV s,,nor
wise tbe manufactures ,nd a;s,,;h,t;o,
of altar wines IN thoir snoc;f;od to,,.;
tories undor nav rooulotions ha;,o
considered ,onisbt Nv, Rovonuo Co,n
missiono, Rloi,, IN occordopoo ~,
opinion bv Attorney Ccnoro, Don.h
ertv.
Tho national nrohih,ion ac, Nr
Doupho,tv ho,d indicotoa a., ;r.ort
IN tbe mart of conprocs 70 n,ooo :, ,ho
hands of tho cburcb ;tcolf ;, ro,vo,.
whereby i, viii novnr NO forcod 10 ,.o
inferior nroduc,s for sacrament no,.
ever ho LOFT withor, moons os ,,,,,
| ing its needs for .ocromon,o, y;noc
! "Tbo inton, or conoro.s is c,o,r ;,