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The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-06-29
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure
Sale


Default exists in the conditions
IF a certain mortgage containing
! power of sale, dated March list,
1920, executed by H. Nj. Einan and
-Eline Einan, husband and wife,
mortgagors, to August Peters and
Anna Voshart, mortgages, re-
corded in the office of the Regis
ter of Deeds of Haakon County,
South Dakota, on the 18th day of
March, 1920, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. 5,
in Book AZ of Mortgages on page
l5g, which default consists in the
failure of said mortgagors to pay
the interest due under the terms
Iof said mortgage, and by reason
lof said default the mortgage ell
Iect to, and do declare the whole
amount secured thereby to be due
and payable.
The amount claimed to be due
on said mortgage at the date Of
I this notice is the sum Of $7677 80
principal and interest, together
with SIS. 90 statutory attorney fees
amounting in all to STOP. 80.
( Now therefore, notice is hereby
given that said mortgage will be
|foreclosed by sale of the mort
gagged promises described therein,
lat public auction at the front door
|of the Court House, in the City
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-06-29
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure
Sale

Names of mortgagors; Will r.
Walpole and Katherine B. Walpole,
his wife.
Name Of mortgage and owner
of Mortgage; r. E. Walpole of
Yankton, South Dakota, postoffice.
Date of Mortgage: March 18th,
1920, filed for record in the office
of the Register Of Deeds in and
for Haakon County, South Dakota,
on the Both day of July, 1920, at
ten o'clock, A. M. and recorded in
book 49 on page 1853.
Amount claimed to be due at
the date of this notice: $500. 0C,
principal, and $50 interest, amount
ing in all to the sum Of 1856 90.
The mortgaged premises are de-
scribed as the southwest quarter
of Section twenty-five in Town
ship two North of Range twenty
one East of the Black Hills Meri-
dian in Haakon County, South Da-
kota, and containing 100 acres ac-
cording to U. S. Government sur
vey.
No action or proceedings at law
or otherwise have been had to re-
cover the sum secured by said
mortgage.
Default having been made in the
payment of the interest due on
the above described mortgage, 1T
being stipulated in said mortgage
that in case of default in the pay
ment of any interest when the
same shall become due that in case
of the default in the payment of
the taxes and assessments when
the same shall have become due,
the whole amount, both principal
and interest shall at the option
of the holder Of said mortgage be-
come due and payable.
And whereas by reason Of such
default the present owner and
holder of said mortgage has elect
ed to and does hereby declare the
whole amount secured by said
mortgage, both principal and in
terest now due.
Now therefore notice is hereby
given that by virtue of the power
Of sale contained in said mortgage,
the said mortgage will be foreclos-
ed by . sale Of the premises there
in described by the Sheriff Of
Haakon County, South Daokta, at
the front door of the Court House
in the City of Philip, and County
of Haakon, South Dakota, on Mon
day, the 3rd day Of July, 1922, at
the hour Of 1880 o'clock in the af-
ternoon Of said day.
Dated May 18th, 1922.
r. E. Walpole, Mortgage.
Frank Slocum. Sheriff Of Haakon
County, South Dakota.
Harry Kunkle. Attorney. m IS 81
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-06-29
vitamine Cold Slaw

Red cabbage is nice for this but
II impossible to secure, use white
which also contains plentiful sup
ply Of health-giving vitamines when
raw. Slice one small head Of cab
bage fine: add two minced onions;
one cup chopped Spanish green
olives (stoned); vinegar, salt and
pepper to suit the taste. It's new
slaw, healthful slaw and deli
cious slaw.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-06-29

Car Dakota grown Early Ohio
potatoes just arrived. Most Of
these will make very good seed. -
Farmers Coop, Co.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-06-29

Lost " mile east Of the Colts
leben place, car jack. Reward.
]. w. Jones, Philip. 292t
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-09
BED TIME STORY FOB
 ALASKA CHILDREN
By YOUR uNcLEl


 Thora haYo bcon number of cal.
 fonhIa in Ohio pan. or Nu.a within Ono nn few Wooaa and al Ioa.t two caa. highly rr.zed by lhor auuou and respected by aI who
 know lhom. haYo bceu Io-t and pro som IoL The nrt eat WaH owned by n womau who 1.-Two. In Vancouver B. C..a British rat Chat drank h.H mink from long r.aWuo donchor Hunu WaL chat woman uecomnH. uIeI her husband ,o Alaska on the.r own nunch and pho brought hor eat wIfh her The olt Wna o much uLm wh Narta that ho mve hH owner Ono aun ono day when Choir launch was lying at a Juneau wharf
 and lH.I uomnu hHa nofor aa. oFc' m 0M Tom from fhnl day to ln.H Alcr One woman returned to her homo she e..erad 70 much over One Io O. Tom thlt aho made .noe.aI trip back lo Juuo1u to look for him. but IT he Was hers ho did not make n.n presence known. The woman win pay tl00 maybe fe00-lor Che roum of her clt
 The other cat Chat was lost was quite innocent and was victim of unfortunate circumstances Ho was n h.e MaItce. WeIl-muuerel and or exemplary habIn. Hc W.H owned at ono of s.ema H Car'a0ua camua on Che huE Bay r1aI and mado h.s home nu q rcow ou which a.ood n c1ok- houao Ono night several Wcota ago Che c.t was Eo.n.ne house a'0ne on lho eow when a bis wind aro1o and tor. Che a0w loose from .lH moor nr. and h.0Wod it oul to ae A few days nier thc s.ow was found where IL had eon. a.nore ou m .a.Hud. but the eat Was not 0u Che ac0W whom .t uas recovered and nobody haa seen him duco. There ls possibility chat he Ia ou Che uttIo island where .ho COW stranded and .f ho Ia. ho .H probably having a tough t.mr fud- ur anything .o eat unless .hcrc are birds and m'co on Che leland and birds and m.co are not very plentiful. either ou islands or Che mainland i'm HH nar. of Che country Hc might ha ahIo Co get n fsh once i'm a WhI.o but le has mo hook and Iuo so t IooEa a though Inc win have to cuI- urate nm appetite for Ea" Il He .a .o keep from starving.
 But maybe .omc k.nd-horlod pore son who roads th.s win v.s.. Che is.- and whore One eat .H probably mHr 11neI and .euc him. Your Uncle would ro If he knew what island It Ia. hut a. ho Haa mo .dea whore it If. Inc .e not .n position to render any assistance.
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INTERESTING TALKS ARE MADE AT PIT. "A. sr,akau Aeroc Tint FomiaaUs o. Good Ctnshn Mus. Bc Laid
 m Che Home.

hrr rather poorly intended moo.. tn. ur One H.roHI-I..oI0r |n. um Tu.I.. night two very .n...- ..urr .IIr. H0.. ioIF.r.. .H. speaker. being IT. L. Hc..n...... and nn. M L. H.t|. on .0n "H- |..... respectively uI .hm.U. .on" and .onTI IIr...n. 'H. "o.- a... Both n.n..- emphasize. lH. necessity m proper uunn. .H ,H. Hrma .. m. ma.l rHn.a. portion o. ar .Iu..U0r and Che nr.no.nH. 'H- renur. ". n.H. .r.ue
 Mr. H.InH.I.r |. mos. a. home when D. ,H. .nn.... ol Boy Scouts o. America. which organization Ho cuH-
 I... .. H... 0H. HI .Ho r." n. influence. m.r. One boys o. lH. rr...n. I.. mn. only H mn Am.-- ..r...r hu. ..ar n. nu a.I u nHr- ..I development. and genera. mHn.l- H.
 Nr M.-n.. from her cEn....H0. both m ....H.- uuI mo.Hor urged .oaa.nuon o. parent. and .....0H sH. .Hrr..... . ...H.. WH.r. mu...r. could Hr instructed .n Che uro o. .n.r children and Nh.-. le.0.H tn .eU.. U..". .u. H.H.r ".." nIeHt h. I....... Nr l Ia. mn. .H.o.... homo work for
 r.o' children e.H..a. IH.HH but H.u.. practically .I lesson.
 nmI In. u..I during Hoo. H.u.
 Ono .. Tn. r... .u.er..H. rUm- Der. 0r ... program Iu.HE mrH. VIII. H. ...Une ur t.. .u,Hur N
 .rH. Soy n. lHe Dough-" HHH s.H.o. n. m. n... ..t oU Ho" m. American Legion Can H.. e'.'. I.. Nation" M. Soy having won .u. gold n.r 0..-.I for .H. a.. say .r .... subject.
 plan for III. association .n HFo pin. pom. Um. i'm .He future for II. own u.r... uH. launched and n ..rm.t.. VIII. appointed t0 pm. .H. .-0no.u.. ...0urr IH. m.mH. h.nr Nn FHmI Hu M...... Mn. g.. H.U. Mrs. eH and r. J. w. HurorI
 sur.rr..n.. I.n. O. t0. ..H''. r.. instructed .. .... further steps for securing H. rorU E.r.r.ou.. W...U.. In. n.e o. Che .hoo.H pie. n-. m....Hu
 I. m. u... regular meeting M-.. comes closely ID. N.u N..r I.E ... I..I.I .. h.r. ... meeting ..o ooh u..aI .. m. End O. Imw
 H.o.. .I.o.rrm.r. Ho H-.lw. Mrs. g.me. N.nI m.I. . worry .n-
 u.ur. uIE ar rH.t I.. uo.... ..r should Il. lo m... .I. existence worth HH".
 H..-. Hm.Hu won. .rr.' m .H. U.n.. s.H.. room nm. N. Mock Mrs. e n u... N-. J. H. Marshall N. W.e0u.- Mn. Hn."- won and Mrs Eoh.-. 0H. ".r. named .Hmm..... ou rr..0 H- m.-.. Tn. m. I.HWrr meeting
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-09
MINUTES OF FIRST
EI0NEEIsI IEETNa

EIONGaha aaLINd Tho laat Iuuo 0f tho Daw0n Noua received horo containg Che ioi- lowing Intaaaur reminder of carly days In Che North:
 No. ! Lodge of One Yukon Order Of Pioneers win celebrate Che founding of tho 0rdu lwonty-e.ght years ago on One nr. of December.
 Interesting history can bo picked out of Che following items which ap- poar o1 tho old minute book
 "Foy-mI. yukon River Cauada.
 "IH. December 1894.
 MINUTES or MEETING
 Proposed by c. Levanuc seconded by R. Enr.Ian lhat Geo. T. Snow na temporary chairman and f boWku be ocrourr Carried
 "pr1n0.cI by F Dum0ro Chat Che chairman shah state Che object of Che meeting Carried
 "Tle chairman thcn proceeded io explain lhat Che object of Che mcet- me was to form a lodge of Pioneers. "Nomuaion by C. Levaut.o aoc- ondci by R English tha, Mr. L. N. UoQuoaton .Joekl be president Car- rIel unan.mou
 "NomluaIon for vice prcIdcnt Proposed that Jack D.nsmore be vice president Carried unanimously
 rho remaining officers were elect- cd Iu Che aamo manner and commit- tees woro appointed to draw mp a constitution and 6y-iawa and Che order was .hm and thore launched.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-09
SOCIAL NOTES

r- and MT. a.. InHn'" ."... .rI Hr .H.. .I huI.r H..
 Saturday evening rI ...r H0m. m
 rh .... in honor a. NH F H uHII.. Owing .H '0. |."m... arriving ....I o. ..0.u.e .mo Mn. H-H.. H. mot .H'. .o a...H. .'.
 party and sailed or.H on m. A.. med. .. n. m Saturday. aN..". for r..r...n. U.. .M.n.. o. .'e honor r..I .He evening " very .r....h'.
 Mn. H-..... expect" .n "n"". m. ...u.. ID. m. H0.. season ".H l.r Ha.. n. Berkeley. ..I
 
 m. HrH.. HrI.. club mo. U..H Mr U".. n.r" yesterday.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-09
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED
 BY JUNEAU LIBRARY
.nrr .ub

AN... |....'N
 Hmno.I HrrnI r |roHac.. Mr. rmHa.. ion h.r .o n forum. . which changed Che ..uw.c 70. o. cry ono lnW0I him. Hho r.''H u..e no. entirely ..uHa.Iou
 r.u...I J. n"uUu. and n.mr.I h section o. n..O.E come n.I o. wealth. Ur...u l" shown brilliantly and uI.H E0m Hur0
 Frederick. Arnold IH. Ivory s.n. u.l" A good ''orr
 I.mur Iuu. N.ra .HHn." .I.r.. h uI. m .Io Ia.o a. John country Marin r|.n..HH. Ono .Irurrf.r uI . Canadian H.HH0.r who .urm i'm Che wild back country o. ou.hoe
 Howard F N "Hannr H...a'. ..r uie by a coming young hum. o-Ht
 L.u. sn..r H.ah.l. Am. ..nor .I. of ... m.I town by .'o ...Ior UI "N.u eH...
 Maxwell. ". H .sn.n...r oI Ih." Parish" An Eue.I.U ror.. oI charm and distinction.
 mre A. A. HaI Houo nla ..rr One ol .Uo He. o. .0o nO" mystery book.
 Na.r.. Kathleen. "Oora.u ioo- n.. mi Importance. Critic. cI thH mn ouuarUu. novel %. American Ut.
 rneHart tr H "nr..Nue Point. TH. H.ro T. HH..H. "nnr. "''0 carly U. h.r. i. n m.orr
 -.h.UnI HuH.. .DHHHu Blood. cnun blood H n H.u.r WI.h n good n.. oI Hmar I.. n.o. i. . good one.
 ADULT E0NFI.T0N
 r.hr. J. IT. .so...I le u Ono .rI Wo.u" Ono oI ... book. 70. .... r.I FIn.H naturalist
 r.nr Mrs. F DI Ho.m er..u. School Coo. H"n.. IH M tn. H.nU.rI coo. boo. u.I .. n 'eN. m H.m. economic. rn.H H0o.. r-r.r. IT A. N..H0u. Journey Around n. World Ono o. .Ho ho.. r.tH books o. recon. I0.u
 WH.. WU. n hmHcH. I.e-
 JUVENILE FICTION
 .U.n. "I0. ..r O.r.u H.r .Nrr.ar. IHe uuu. tr. . HH. MrUo t.r. Am 0h.mh.n.
 o. H.n.
 Brown A. "sun. H0H.. An unusual mystery ..or
 Campbell n R. |H. |IoN" LrIr" Virginia uI.. mm.0 n H.rHH.
 cm....n. HreH.r .Hor scout. Q. ErI.HuH.
 .H... r E. and o.Her 'HW s.... e.u.r..u. \ collection O. nuHr. U.u. um. Uu. leo.. o. III. u.. Scouts.
 Seaman. ..... Mann. ...0 .. n. WHG.u Am hI..o-.... ..I. u.IH . m......
 JUVENILE |.N. FICTION
 I.r. NnI.." N...o" ."H Book.
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H-Uo. .. hold oUe0T Sunday nt II n. m. Iu lHo church O. Christian sHur. Society oI Ima.u. on HI.H Street ho.W..n Main and Seward a.r..H IHo .uhI... auuiur win bo .o0I .Ho rr..ouor o. HHn.
 WeIn.Ior Tc..m.u.rI m...n. .t N.I1 r. m
 Christian Science Reading Room Room T Maiony Block ThH room |. an.n Io Che public WcInoa dnga from ...0 .o aHd from z lo $ n m Saturday. from alU o q and from I.HI In n.
 nm. public Ia cordially invited .o attend .hao aHr.eea and F.a.t Ono HUUIIn. Room.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-09
RuGG GOES TO SEATTLE

M U Hurr lH. popular Alaska -.nr.auUr. of h. cudahy pacs- ing nols. H now .n Semitic where h. win umru W.Ih NrH NueE I.HeHt.r aud .0u mUI aI.cr Ono hole ulw Hn Rug. and children h1Fa h..n m s.a.Ie two or .hrco months
 and win remain there mUI spring.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-09
wRAEGELL TEAM LOOKING
 FOR BASKETBALL GALES

Word MI. received H.r. .." "".. .rrt m. Wr.ne.' basketball '0.m II" ua.r.. .- ma.. teams .H .on.H. rr.- H.uu. 0....0I ... h0.0....H tmm " . believe. .H.t 0rr'"e. mont. w.U h. mad. shortly .r H.r. .n. lad. from ... .0..m pole tow" com. .o e.Ur"u .Hamo. In m.
 m. Juneau and HHu.... .. . I...r .s Um'. -. .H. h.... Cha. '
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-09
Local News Items

LUsll NEWS llelll9 c IT Rico o. Ono ErUcopa. church hon. r.r boon In sErrHag on ..r-.. Iur. sine. Monday Hc mp nm .H. U..n.lh. W. ....H.n or Ono Duraau o. H" H.... .l HrI.r thH weeA n. business connected H..h hH lc H..u...
 U Il. Beaumont won't .o he.- .. ID. .. s..an. Sunday W join . ...rI who .r aI..nI- III. .... un" m m
 uuaaHn IeI for lho ". .. ... s....u. H...r .n.na.n- ..... r Southeastern A.H. .. .r professional huH.nc
 Nm .I .Hr Bureau o' ... U... '... .r m. spokane for ... ... ". s...... and Spokane .. -..Hrn .h0.. Che .r. 
 ... N.... and hom.0 I'm. .H stroller H U
 "... representing a.H.'. . .. for h0..H...n .. Spokane
 ....' m. . rrcr ... .. town l.. ..r.T par. m.....H- ..r hogs c. 
 M .....r. m. .rrr' .r.re. rH'.. .0r Seattle
 .. .0r H0.dHl
 .- .H.. Hr..
 ..... from San " .. I'M. "..H m. NH shop II. proprietor m. Nue-o. % m. a.. 0.'
 m. .".r 0' H..H Mr. r.... M .".
 .. calling ..rI. '.'..
 '. .. over. body H
 ... returned Tues ... Prince. Mary from .. trip .' r....'e .. N..H. who Inn. boon
 .-. months .. hmEH. ....
 ... .m. n ...'n' Tn. young ".I ". ...
 M Bentley ... r... .... .H- Princes. @ I'. . Prime. HuHe-'
 . H' ..rHuH. ou .o  ...E E 70. le..a- . Tn Mrs. NHr. nm ... Victoria 
 ".. "u Ono M destination being
 m.H..- 0. IH. Iu H"H.
 .....rrn0 H.. "... Mary .r l0u..
 whore Hr M "... .. "m..r .... m The s'u.H ......rHre .H. m.
 . IH..a m. Mary. ..... ru.. nH m. ." . HH.H. r. .n fat I N.r. pastor o. ..r IH. .. church. I..I or m. H.. .. wood. for .... n. H n. Hn .. .u.
 win. "m. Hr M ... week. .r. ..I nm vial. .H u..Hooa ..m. s..U. man. .r III. I...... II. ....H. Iu. .. m. Marshal. E New calling .r a. .. .. .u. everybody Weekly.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-09
GREEELEEs GO OUT

e.Hr.. Gr.u... u.I. H. H.l. and two children r.I .r0u.' ImeHn m. u... ou lH. uHr '0 .H.HHo .o .... .H. former. mother whom H. ... mn. ...u ..r ..... ... |'. ..u... ..e won known H.r. have m. um.E .I.. both here and
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-09
RUu0Bs CURRENT OF
 REGRErABLE AFFAIR

\ report W| circulated hero r. eaur I1 One once. .hat u.lIe e.r h..wcn !. and It years O. age had been picked un on Glacier Highway uo. I.r from town i'm . H.ale of n' .ore.Uan intensified .ulaE.ea..m a. .H.t-ul .Hat ..e had n bottle nart N HIoI with ma1nh.ua "mH whom .omI No ono wa. aoeuH0I o.
 giving One cH.i Che WH.HEF HnI |. WI. II Cha. ano had found around Uo. own home and had started ou. .0 uIu'e. .u Wha. in .omor ycar
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-09
Catholic Church

Second suI.F in Advent
 u.cIo.. .M.# WItH E.uDaI come muman of lhc Hd.e. ol Che hItm I0.a0 .Hrh Ha and sermon. o'clock smI.r ho1. and Db'c ca
 Erm.n. devotion. Iu nous'a
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-09
BACK FROM EEICHKlE

""r H. .r. tHr Hm.| l.. l ago H. "0U father m E...0.a.r. The % Maud. rr. EIuH
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-09
rEr5 rHEuAs0EB BORN

" "..r.H .." mH.r n. Ono 'n..' rH. ... m. parents H. Ine ..-. r. .H.u IH.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-09
CHURCH NOTICEs
h.---r nLr-.L

Morning uounn at il.oo o'clock saho. chra Answering Qu" Uon.
 smfar erco' al Tnnne at a.fl. Hh'. ..Hoo. nt Ia.Il.
 Er.nu. ..r...o n. b.o0. Subject H.u.H |oHr.
 IHe.. rr..c Hl I.00 cHo.I r.H..raI nI.orHrIr
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- nLIlHTER B0RN

Mr. and Mn. GeHT. hutchcr a.. rejoicing osor .H. hu.H ol baby daughter which occurred n. st AmH hospital Monday u..H.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-09
TVUTWTTTT" T1H EITT

Remington Nn LU i'm good coud. Uou Wu .eI for fe't worth fd' mIu.r. .. o..o. O. sroIwH Weekly
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-09

Kun'ut Enn0u and kom.l chrsmas carIs for boya 5ro..cra
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-09
srrRA HOT SPRINGS

vidt Dr F. L. Goddard'a famous s8ul,ar'um where thoro i8 oycry comfort Rates f3 per day and up. The waters ot tho sItka Hot Springs arc uio-e.v.ne and hoalth-preservIns
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-09

HoUday and calling cards. latest styles and prices to suit everybody. sT0IWH Weekly.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-09
runLsr.Ls nLRne

HN HHHut I.Ius Varou. designs and nne.. s.roiera Weekly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-05
Wheat Growers Sell
Under NeW Plan

Minneapolis. Niun. sept S.
Farmers - the west ana north
west who arc members a. five
stale wheat growers associations
which comprises the Northwest
Wheat Growers Associated Will
he relieved n the responsibility
~ selling their own wheat under
plans ~ the organization which
on August lst opened . sales
agency here
All matters pertaining "a the
sale ~ wheat viii h. handled hy
the several selling agencies il has
established in the tcrriiary ae
ronling o. J + Adams auditor
of the organization
Application for a membership
in the Minneapolis Chamber -
Commerce has been made
through which medium he major
portion of the grain viii b. sold
Mr. Adams said. The Northwest
Wheat Growers viii not act - p
commission roncern its interest
being confined a. the selling eni
as 30 wheat will he purchased
hy b. he srid. u also will not
deal in future options
One of ihe objects ~ The
organization Is Ga attempt a.
create more stable market, Mr.
ADAMS declared. A normal quan.
iity will be- sold each month, de.
pending upon market conditions.
with NJ SET limits 81 Huusc tie
movement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-05

vertised so much and IL did so many peo-
pie good that ! began to take it myself.
| am feeling fine now and everyone tells
me they never saw me looking so well. |
live on farm, DO all my work, and have
three little girls 10 take care of. I am
recommending this medicine TO my
friends and know il viii help them II
they use II like l do" - Mrs. HERBERT
LONG, K. X. 8, Box 7. Larwill, Indiana.
Many women keep about their work
when it is a great effort. They are al
ways tired out and have no ambition.
When you are in this condition give II
prompt attention.
Take Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, for it is especially adapted
70 correct such troubles, as It did for
Mrs. loag.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-05
YOU'LL GET RID OF
BLACKHEADS SURE

1here 4 ene slmple. s4fe and sure say
tfsf neFef fails - Eef ~ ~ oia3kheala.
thar II - dissolve ttrm
1o a. fAis ~ tee ounres = Gale
nife romdNf fFum anE aFuE efafv
srFinkie 3 uftlr 80 : taf. ~ sFeuse
rub over thS tiAakhcats hrlsAit wAea
fie paris sac ysa wfl - sanri~%i Bee
fit biarkheads hsVe aisapl.eafct Nis
blaek heads little blarkkeats. ne uaffrr
si~Fa fAef srf sinait aissuftr Esd -
frpear i~atlnE fhe parfs elthuNt #At
nl.rk Hhaisfef hlarkhests are stmrIt
mixture ~ dust and dirt r1a sse'friiens
frtu ~ bnaf that fern In Abe leres -
ths skin rlnlhinE ana slnes1lhE enlf
efu@s iFrifafien usake iaree IHres ahd 90
nor ert the hlafk lsads onf SITTER thff -
eaun hard The falHulfe powder shd th~
uaf~r slmrls dissolve - h'attheAA -
tlsy wash right out. ieaFiug ths feffs
free and flean and % Their aai.tat tee
al,,an Anyans fronbled viit thesr an
sirhtiv hlrmishss should rsFtaihlf tf
this simple useihat
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The Northwest Wheat Growers
maintain ssiiiug Agencies a Fort.
iand orr Seattle ana ogslen.
Utah Wheat from North IA
koia. Montana. Nebraska and
Colorado viii flow through The
Minneapolis office while Wash
inrion. Oregon and Idaho grain
will ~ disposed ~ a the west.
em agencies
Under the rules. Each II The
eoNn members. who have eon
irscied 10 pool their wheat Tor
six years. will take hi. wheat %
an immediate elevator ami obtain
elevator receipts. according 90
Mr. Adams These will be- for
warded e. ihr Northwest Wheat
Growers office and farmer, viii
De- paid - per cent q tho full
value. hs>sd on current market
prices. hr explained NihitthAal
advances viii be made as The
grain i sold
Final payments viii he based
on average prices.
For is export business. the or
ranirniion has made connections
with European house which
deal. onls m cooperative wheat
~ added Duluth Seattle and
Portland viii aet as export ports
As Chicago IS ont of lis I'M
mediate territory, no trading whl
~ dome on the Chicago iioard Of
Trade AIR Adams SAID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-05


and years Of ones usefulness are
increased through the proper care
Of ones physical being
That the span Of human life is
steadily lengthening is shown by
recent statistics. The Massaehu-
setts death rate is used as the
basis of these computations be-
cause such records have been kept
there longer than anywhere else
in the country. In 1883 the aver
age length Of life in that common
wealth was 35.5 years. By 1855
4 had increased TO forty years. In
1901 II was Az years; in 1910.
b22 years and in 1921. 55.2
years. Nationwide reports show
that as the result Of scientific
disease preventive efforts, the av-
erage expectation Of life has been
heightened four years during the
last eleven years.
II has been officially stated that
30 per cent Of the deaths In New
York State last year resulted
from preventable or postponable
diseases, thus showing the posi-
biities that exist for the prolonga-
tion Of human life.
While much Is being done
through various state and munich
pal governments, these results
can be greatly enhanced by indi-
vidual effort. As il the case in
financial matters, much depends
on attention to details and inces-
SAINT watchfulness.
IL by living more simply and
more sensibly We can greatly in
crease our daily efficiency and pro-
long the years OF our usefulness
II Is the part Of GOOD thrf. =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-05
Best Home Treatment
for All Hairy Growths

Every woman should have a small
package OF delatone handy. FOR rs
timely use viii keep the skin free nom
beanty marrlng hairy growths To re-
move hair or fuxz from arms or neck,
make a thick paste with some Of tho
powdered delatone and water Apply
10 hairy surface and after two or three
minutes rub OF. wash the skin aud 4
will be free from hair or blemiah. 80
avoid disappointment be sure you 40
real delatone and mix fresh.