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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-04-20

The Modern Woodmen have made
definite arrangements for the Wood
men play, wives of Woodmen," to be
presented at the Amazon theatre on
May 10, the Moyie Amusement Co.
having been selected to put on the
play. Advance sale of tickets will
start this week. Joseph Burke, local
consul, has arranged for several reels
of Woodmen pictures to be shown the
same evening.
The new district deputy, Edward L.
Nettles, plans to come here within the
next week or ten days to start a spring
campaign for new members.
At the meeting of the camp tomor-
row night, three team captains will be
appointed to carry on the campaign
State Deputy Babcock will be here on
either the 18th or 10Th of May.
Every member is requested to at
tend tomorrow night and hear the
communication from the state deputy
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-04-20

CLUB MEETING

Interest in the weekly Monday eve
ming meetings of the Kootenai Valley
Commercial Club continues to grow
and in spite of other attractions there
was a large crowd on hand last Mon
day night.
District Judge McNaughton, of Occur
d'Alene, was guest of the club and
gave short talk in which he praised
the interest being taken by local citi-
zens in commercial club work and en-
phasized the fact that only as the
country surrounding is developed may
the town expect to grow.
j. Bert Cowen reported that he had
learned that the hearing in the toll
rate case would be held at Occur d.
Alene before the state utilities COM
mission ON April q.
On motion committee composed OF
F. A. Shultis, w. e. Drake and A. B.
Ashby was appointed to prepare reso-
lutions expressing the favor of the
club towards the Columbia river basin
reclamation project. This committee
will also be asked to present to the
proper officials plan to drain part
OF the overflow waters of the Kootenai
river into the Columbia river basin
project reservoir by connecting by a
canal the Kootenai river with Bull
Lake in Montana.
]. B. Brody, of the good roads
committee, made report of activities
of the past week in regard to securing
road appropriations from the federal
government and said that an additional
$4,000 had been secured. He stated
that State Commissioner of Public
Works, w. ]. Hall, State Highway
Commissioner Olson and District Engi-
neer Chaffins, planned to be here this
week to talk over road plans.
Several club members told of the
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-04-20

One Of the most enjoyable dances
which have been given for many sea-
sons was the Easter Monday dance at
the /. o. o. F. hall Monday night, I'M
der the auspices of the Order of the
Eastern Star. A large crowd attended
and everyone had a good time Elk
cellent music was furnished by the
Bush orchestra.
The decorations were particularly
attractive-a combination of spring
flowers and red balloons, draped on
the walls and from the ceiling. Mrs.
r. H. Mccoy was chairman of the
decoration committee.
Refreshments were served during
the evening and consisted of sand
wiches, deviled eggs, cake and coffee.
Mrs. Taylor was in charge of the work
of the refreshment committee.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-04-20
Judge Huff BUYS Ranch

A deal was consumated last week
through the Kootenai Land & Realty
Co., whereby Judge Allen Huff, of
Okamulge, Okla, purchased 100 acre
ranch of +. E. Dotson.
Judge Huff came here with a party
of five other homeseekers, to look for
q location and soon found what he
wanted in the way of farm land. He
was accompanied by his son Gerald
and both had return trip tickets home
which they are now willing to dis
pose of to any one wishing an eastern
trip.
The ranch purchased by Judge Huff
is located in the Paradise Valley dis
trict and is well improved
Mr.. Dotson bought the place little
over a year ago. He does not plan to
leave this locality but will buy small
er place and nearer to town.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-04-20
We're Married April 3

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ferbrache,
newlyweds, are visiting at the home
of Mr.. Ferbrache's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. G. Ferbrache.
The couple were married at New
port, Wash, on April 8. The bride is
the eldest daughter of II. N .Benner
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Benner have lived
in Bonners Ferry many years, are
wellknown and popular young people
and hosts of friends join in extending
heartiest congratulations
Miss Norma Benner, another daugh-
ter of H. N. Benner, was married on
Thanksgiving day, last year, at Occur
d'Alene, to v. X. Anderson. The cou-
pie are making their home in Spo-
kane
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-04-20
Buy Essex and Ford Autos

I. B. NeiII, manager of the Parks
Highway Garage. reports number of
automobile sales of recent date and
states that a great many citizens of
Boomers Ferry are considering the
purchase of new autos this spring.
Among the sales made recently are
the following: Essex coach to Frank
Morrison, Laclede, Idaho; Essex tour
ing car to w. t. James; Essex touring
car to Malcolm Bruce; Essex touring,
car to G. p Orr, of the International
Lumber Co.; Ford roadster to the
Boundary Creamery Co.; Ford road
ster to Wyman Hoagland; used Ford
touring car to George Mutt.
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FIRST STATE BANK
of Bonners Ferry, Idaho
"0dest Bank In the County,


condition of the four miles of uncom-
pleted state highway near Standpoint
and the good roads committee was in
structed to write the Standpoint Cham
Der of commerce, urging that that or
ganization see to it that the Bonner
county commissioners take some steps
to make this stretch of road passable.
A. J. Kent read letter from Senator
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Borah in which Mr.. Borah told of ac-
ton he had taken to secure a larger
road appropriation for Boundary coun-
ty. Mr.. Kent urged that the fight for
more road appropriations be kept up
and called attention to the fact that
Boundary county was getting a poor
deal in the distribution Of federal
road monies.
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Lutheran Church

There will be Norwegian services
next Sunday at 10:45 a. m. and English
services at 1885 p. m. Sunday school
at 10 o'clock and Luther League at
GAS p. m.
M. p. Dommersnaes, Pastor.
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Union Church Easter Services

Sunday, April %: Sunday school 10
a. M; morning service, II a. m. /;
Christian endeavor 80 p. M; evening
service 1880 p m.
c. A. HUFF, Pastor.
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For Sale-Silver Campine Matching
eggs, $1.25. Mrs. ]. j. Kindschuh. AIS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-09

nH
IuR SAIL Few good REVIEWERS At bar
gain prices The kNchange 1870 W Gold
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Chicago Board OF Trade

f.INflfANah hon ID INNHH..# ....
yet this season v.r.. nnsbaa Ia ,,.
wheat market tna., .hl.Oy nvtr. 81,
continued repor. tblt ~. .n,L...r
for the dome.fl, v.ptes ,r,r -
pre,ariau- in Nelrt.tH tnnsa. EE-
l,homa ami rc,a. Tn,..e sf,t.. ,,r-
tain rough, sboui su nor rent 81
the total seeded .r.a tirout -
ttlr- led io -nu, t..ltu,. a. ,h.
outset tins moruirs lut th,p r,tb,r
.nonerailv buNipp r., b., .nd III. ,,r
l.i ros" ranidh ou.ninp ,-.ot,InI,.
which varied r-.u ,.rf. b,v.r
tu a. - 4tt.y.. u.f6 At,. a. a,
To- ktaOa, mn TIy Stt.a -
rms were f,lr.V.J ~ .,t
further Sac md -.m. r1..- ami rb.1
decided unutrn aI arnund
Liberal rcr.It-- of rotn b.r. anil
complaints of i,.E .f sfor,n, r,n.,
from advancing WIN wheat Aucr
op'uing = o. cent lower Ma
's% 20 4N~ cents thc ccrln marke,
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At the TheaterS
Today

~"
To-day Will Dee the last OpuortuuiiN
Tor -osins the Burton ttolmc- rcrnit
picture of santa te. Oho City Diner
ont Miss t.uiu Bett he feature
attraction b. 20 study OF the Am,'lc lean
home The ut-t for the plctu.r ln-
cludcs many stars each admirably
adapted % hir "a her particular part
Lyric.
John Barrymore in The i-utu-
Batter shows Tor the last time today
People from Hu walks of ui, ana
from ala nation- gather together uu
che strange island Utopia where ult
a reduced to U.s. simplest eiomruJ-
and everyone does what he most ukeH
100 happiness.
pnsiimc
Five Days 90 Live witu Srs-uv
ua5ukBWa. tsrts ut tn, rasnme to-
iHy This Dol Do ttraugr picture 500 lu
o. strange land. based uu tuf Old
oriental custom srFutr Hud plcturc--
put Larry Srmpn Iu his funniest
comedy set. The JtwmIliI aisu
starts today
Francis Ford plays fhrr" different
which shows Tor Uhr iHst umo odHi
HN mctu- ~ % triulo oApusurU ~ thn
nlm. ho Del often seen ln all thee
roles boo H SINGLE -Hruc The under
current uf ul story nni through
the picture mHbos BE- s rllpping m'i".
drama
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pending before coo" commission ioI
consideration tao ropof: noted add
ing cur work extends into every
section % the city and affects every
citizen Here are other Developments
in THE field the past year which tnc
commission chronicle.
Forest preserve hclf around tho
citt acquired afh1 acres more mal
ing a total OF 2t.5is acres in this outer
park district
rermirsion wa obtained from the
government to push the shore line OF
Grant paris Chicago downtown lta'
front play ground -li feet farther into
the lake.
start was made ON the creation n.
o. 200. expected tu Doe tho largest .f
the west
Joint action CT Illinois with lnl
ana was authorized toward establish
meni of an enormous lake 1nd tH..
transfer harbor near tIr state lime
Chicago public school teacher
whose clH-4o- arc studying iuo DIIt
plan were given gnrlo. ~ The com.
mission ton-year report
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KANSAS CITY. rcu % ,lfiI. 90.
rHIpt. , Huo native hHrl steers
struUg Goo 90 rsnis higher clrIt iop.
81 au -om, held at 81 q other .tIc.
81 e.. -uuartnuncd stvar- Do
loads. SOLO she stock STEADY rI
-iruus good cow. up Geo $500. TtNtu-
- 90. h'ifor- mostly 81 1000 H O. nu
ralN.- steady tu So cents higher bs-
N,vlrr' Vs. 10 $50, udds $50 600
other Cltssvr steady bulls. - nu ~
l.2a rauu.r- and cutters s. 30 u
10 stu'kers s1.3amG.-p
HuE rrcoipt. 900 uRhts mostly
to shipper steady Ju % GENTS hlpher
100 Founders az To- s. g hulk beet
isH 90 goo ~puuuIvrF.' 50. 60 10 900
hrasivs to uurAUr ami shipper.
steady tu strong g95 Geo 500 ]uuundet-
So 60 bulk. N 1851 $50 throw out
-oWs. 81 20 go. -furk Mtg steady
to 10 cents HIGHER. BEST. So sa
Sheep receipts ONu hiUlug cAu--.
cs generally steady Wothers s. Ou,
yenrlinES SIS 80. best Sla1,. butts
~NiJ.5bnl3 90.
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BY olINE RnRERrs EANrnN


'" '' ' ''
"f1rr liuf rHuv tn and BID t"N
ALI shYir Son Sol. ws l,a
nero Hta 'h'H Hfh' 0h'm poo"
flHf lons -o rfI .Ht r1nf sop I
t5..t .. . Cd.
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oHAhLrs Q zArr . 90.

We buy, sell, es ehanRe, rent rat e%siale,
lRrne ~ ANAL. In all paria ~ Albuquerque
" y oar stm tn continue the growth Of our
husinets by service and tho most upright
dealings tniserrity Heights lots are =
rnnd Investment and savings accaunt 80
rer month VII rrt yHu one Come In or
phone shout thrm noe. We are general
SCENT
Phone go Second and Oold Ave
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-09

NEW YORK. Feb 3-for,iEn bar
silver. ~ i.p
Coppcr weak ~ol"otrolytic spot aud
nearby, 1874 mlaiac. futurcs i3a 10
1850.
Tin irregular huot amt nearby.
&sI 80. 30. futures. sai me-
iron steady urlccA uD, hanged
Load stead, spot. SA4UHrds u
lin quiet East ST Lnul. IrasHIs.
spot 81 sNIth6
Nutimuu1 spot. 81 co..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-09
Chicago Building
Smile Pathway
Along Lake Front

CHICAGO Tch o. piiinE iur the
parkway un1t chicago is prcptrms Goo
huiId boz fho lake fur i've mile atoms
th' -outh side b. already iu place
Tor atN blocks. according to tho
twelfth annual report ~ the Chicago
Plan 'oWsIasIuu lt-i completed Tho
estimated cu-f of the city lake front
.mprnH Hulrur la $40 600. 900
Eighty -soN"u city iulpror emrnts are
$50 Slow weak tp luwDr us.f -tcrlr
81 90 70 90 COVE and hoiffT. e. %
H aus calves s. nu re- 6 l0 luII..
$500 go zfurkrrs and is-Irr-
So uum q GO
Hog receipts agoU steady top
s. 800 bulk 81 pU ~ l0
~NHrH rDt"Ipt# 5000. cent.
higher ismbs 5t- alasa ,N
10000 1i feeder lImu- fIIsaH
1900
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MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. Fob. o shorts op-
posed the further advance of priccs
In the stock market today hut finally
retreated on the rccurrcnt demand
for rails and standard iudustrials.
sales Appropriated $50. 600 shares.
American smelling y Refining tsn
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NEW YORK t'on Cal money
steady. high, 3 bow ruins rlto
closing ga az, lust loan o.
Time luans urm tu dayr g., COS.
90 days a. as, SITS months. a. 4.
Prime mcrcluui, PAPER l Ha
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Father of Aero Scouts Explains How Branch Was Organized

xrwpnpn,r NEWS \" r.b "A
.a.,, <,ys 10. tt. g,.t tfn.u vf
T.us In H., w.rLI t,g.etz.-
- g r.rcntIy r-,trrt.t.t ,nd a
",,.rt,r t,. L,rr ..lrd p,,o Sntlnn-
N s,,u, b.pdounr..rs
. Wr,rbt ia Ia b al
az tho aero .cout mo,rm.pi which
!. spr.adtnp r,pidly. Judging bv the
largo numhrr. of inouiri,s that have
No. rnu,ipg mi. l,.,I
a.. 49," hac, n-t.frsted tn @airnisno.
a., -.,,r,I y,ar- md ha~ huiii sew.
e,nt model himself
Amy ofoosT. I'd Langley Field
b,v. nrra.d !. Teach m.mbot- Of th.
ir,,t nre.niyYtf,, "a. rudinents Of
riyinr
Ia tbe .t,,, Wri,t,t evoiatug how
IA, ,srn, II, o-rr.ri,, IN. A.ro scoutt
"a, nNstltJII wRtcuT
orsan.,., ~ ~. ,rro scout. of
au,rrica
.tv... 49, brrn tytere-t.d len
,.r,t.nc. o,.t sfnr. nrat hnHft
abniu ,S.m ~ was while I wn.
T., nt.n~,md ,tsi,lr,. uV ,ouaip that
49,, ,nana,, at.n hnitIlnr an.
t,.t neecr .m,n one Inn never.
yh.t.s. NJ cotsin ami started tu
t.,tit -. MALE - afra.ff,u TN.
nniv tbinu / bsd To- 90 bv We IL Die.
M, ~ ~. I bna torn ON ri mas
.1,n, w. ina eight wears Old ana
wV rou.in 10 - Non can ImIrlu
6,,y ttr,.a .r,
en,r au.r returned nom, we
mo,..d "a N,unort N,,v- IA n 90.
-, ,. ~ Dr., ,..,t,nc Anon
b,r b,,n nor, eiwost ,veet 1 NV
t,uu~ r,,p uvino IA m,ict an rho
r,stn. ..h.J ~, o.. ..u mo an.
..,fs IL. 49, -. - .l,f
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CHICAGO Feb Cattle receipts
. ona. beef steers active strong to
20 ccnts higher spotr up more carN
top 3 rs; bulk beef STEERS So m
20. she stock strong veal calves
and bulls slow about steady. stocker-
aud feeders firm buzz nt cows snd
hcif"r- 81 abmh 10. butk bologna
huli- fiNUuf2s bulk stuckcrs aud
feeder g. 90 as
Hog rscciptA 30 900 ttlrs arlEr.
mostly steady Co strong with Nestcr.
dat b HvrfaHo toH $1,000 con lsn
pound average huik lights Sasa 70
10 90 buik others sa25Nr0fa. pigs
slow weak to 90 c0nts lowers fulk
deHttahlr s~a2aW1.Tt. frw tuuivs
struuz wrights uu Co $40 un
Sheep rrcoirts. TO- 600, generally
-truur tn higher ,hnlrs Iar lttuua
i- fa.fhe f= earh 80 l-" Iiap .
h"Ni hEher clui,n inf pound tear-
ungs. tilHn choice Tn uuund shear.
ing ttuths. sigtt
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NEW YORK. Feb s-ilhorty
hunds closed; 3iss. sas - FIRST T..
500 20, second ". SgG.02. FIRST ftt-.
500 80 second ihs 42gtU. ihtd
S'les fourth w. ssGzC. wee
tory ass. 500 ~. victory ta
KIuu 10.
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|fdR sALr-Plsyor piano at = sacrifice
Hixh grade vcfy sweet toned; cost $50
md freight viii sell a. half price ami give
Irsasonahlr terms 10 responsible party This
ID your opportunity fhoue ESQ or In
|audrn N . q Penney 60 ifare
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scfst-h pads 10 cents pound At
|The Evening Herald.
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BACK To BED ROCK
| h-roum modern residence. good
section NJ west side. Small cash
payment and $1,000 per month.
Hurry.
J y ELDER. 400 W. Cola.
Losns insuranss
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FOR SALE Automobiles 2,

RADIATORS made ard repaired. shriner's
Radiator Shop. 211 North fonrth.
USED CARS, bought, ssia ans traded
tenns n desired Mcintosh Auto Co. 40
III W Copper. Phone 5da
HARVEY AUTO SPRINGS for al sAn;
guaranteed. J. korbsr 4 Co. Alhuqusr
que n NJ
FOR sALE-used Dodge touring and road.
steri Ford truck. roadster and touring
Terms n desired J. korher & Co, Auto
SAW MONEY on used parts and accss
sufies, batteries and tires Parts for
Rec four Chevrolet 600. smdebaksr Chai.
nirrs Maxwell and Overland eighty Ne.
Inlnsh Auto % 81 W Cnnpar
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Produce

KANSAS cry fch q Ega D.,
lower. nrriH 1fc
notlirs hcn- &c. higher &c
-pfinz- u~nehsuged
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fDR sALf- Majestic coal range fins con
dluoni 80 90 The Exchange. iso W
Gold
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nnar AND fuRNlanrn

COSY AND fuNNiNHFD
Nice two rsom with Two large slsspinK
purrhes, bath and kitchen porch A .pisn
did i~ncaiinn. furnished vsy ni,sly and
liberal terms, only $1,000
g. 4. GILL Real Estate
ii5 South second Phone 7zg-J
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natp Chaimsrs and piudehatsr pars
'riilman and Hnshnr usnrrat Auto Rspair
"a W tnppsr sse Phone civ.
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Eiuy aeclimated frees from the Al
t4pueraue Nurseries. Get catkios.
10. ga l"Nnuuarpua AeW
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POULTRY AND EGGS

RkD POrtTRY YARn-s e n 9 Rsds.
Hsrred Plymouth Rocks rrns and rocl
e-sls for breeding Haifting errs from ID
grand prns Oar winnings IS the Alba.
parisae issii7y skaw sss Th.gissn ps.zss
~ Barred Rotts-first old pen second and
thiui young pen first and third puiiei sec
cod aHd hifd tnekercl IT, = q u. 4
krds flrrt young pen second old pea
srrnnd and third puiiet Firsi and tn,ri
prizes m esgs Wm Bistt ans i2a West
Atlantic phone itsa
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 70
kSDNIKO HOUsE f.T ssis ss. Eeliy
2ts " gala phans aaT =
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FOR sALf on RENT- slnrrf lewinE M
chine The exchange. 1870 West Gold,
,'hune IN
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|FoR sALE pURE WHO'LL NiLk With al
Tho cream delivered 10 yen o. " comes
|ttem the sgss Iuck's pAIk9. rHoSE 2so
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hAlt tlue serge and tufntine sample
dresses ladies sud Misses slses e. oas
rsivrt afsts ftt SD North fonrth. Can
aftrf SundaY
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BUSINESS OPPORTUEITIEs n

k1OMlk0 H0UsE f.r .sIe -.
as " bald Phone aaT
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WESTBOUEn-DAiy
Train Arrive Depart
No. The Scout z 80 pm $50 pm
No. a-Calf iamit.d sO.a0 an II 90 am
No. T-farEn taki 10 So sm ~ 20 an
SO u--The Navajo u 80 an 100 am
sOuTHBoUNp
No gg-El Peso EEp. 10 iopn
50 g7-ki fAsn Enu ~ SOAR
E~bHThOukp
No. the navajo a3tDpm 2 .topm
- a-tAnf limited b;uppm 6.aOpm
No. -asn 10 Eight Tllpm eiOpm
10 lOH-1a. Rceut 7f2Oaa 8Osm
FRp- SOnTn
~ zs-f0un ~ rAso ofaapa
~ a0~-ffota VI pasa. Gunam
No. 80 connects At heien with No ~ foi
ras.. rsco, Waller. kHnss. CITY and 0uh
Cosst
No - eonhscts At Bslsn vita No. ~
tom Clovis snd peinu EAST aud souts q
Clovis
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nhnna nlln-h-l
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icsi..r-s 80, Is 100, ..isr.,a- f,ss,i
FaHv asu Pfiee fassnnahis rAan- aaa
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foR sALt 0Hs ranFss-aii makes ana
styles priced to sell, The Exchange,
100 West Gold Ave.
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UN sALf-FHrsniilhal b@aTrains ~ used
tires afxs add anNaN Alao several
Ipathghis slightly used Prices vrFy 80
Melniasb futo Co. eos " zen.
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CALOMEL Good
But TREACHER0US
Next Dose May SaIivate, Shock
Liver or Attack Your
Bones.

You know what calomel is. It's mer-
curry; quicksilver. Calomel is danger
Gus. 1t crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, cramping and sickening you.
Calomel attacks the bones and should
never be put into your system.
If you feel bilious, headachy, consti-
pated and all knocked out, just go to
your druggist and get bottle of Dod-
sons Liver Tone for few cents which
is harmless vegetable substitute for
dangerous calomel. Take spoonful
and if it doesn't start your liver and
straighten you up better and quicker
than nasty calomel and without making
you sick, you just go back and get your
monev
Don't take caiomel 1t makes you
sick the next day; it loses you a days
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straightens
you right up and you feel great. No
salts necessary. Give it to the children
because it is perfectly harmless and
can not salivate-Advertise