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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

chicago Nov. 29.--CattI", receipt V
l.0rO. genera. beef steer trade tairiE
acting. unryruly strong t" 2jc higher;
mostly PIE up: best matured stec'''
I3.pO. part load, Is rs; best yearllhgs'
l2HO. bulk short fed steers, S.aOa lV.z';
western urasscrs, I.z59t 500: part loau'
\ -. load western. ..35: part load sou
h.t,,r grade beet h"iiers and. Duiis
,irung to ljc higher: OTHER she-stocK
c'Iuug. spots highcr: veal calves uh.
.r,,niy 25r 10 soc higher; St"ckerS ana
lr.drrs strong: bulk Gamers around
100. strong weight cutters w 10 3.'p
and above. bulk desirable heavy bologna
bulls. 4@iui4O: bulk stockeTs ana
feeders. G.u0M 100.
Hogs. receipts. 2J,0h0: market I'c
higher: closing with unevchly slight de-
cine hulk $50 to 26r-lh. average, S.1e9i
g25. choice 30 Il 275-!h. butchers, top
20. ron on lG0-Ih. average, S.5O; buIN
nack,nr sows 80 Il 90: desirable pigs
rorsiiy S.S5uSio; estimated ho!doVer'
non
sheen. rccsafp;s. l2G0o: IA; lambs l5c
:, $50 higher: top. l5.21 !" shipper:
l5l5 Ia packers: bulk. lL50q 1870: cu!IS
mostly 1l.O0Tll.50: fresh clipped 80
n lamns, 1926: August ahorn si-!h.
I9mbs Is 90: feeders steady, about 20"
r5-,h. western feeding lambs. l4'on'
fplk l35Gml4.00: 600 desirable feed
:nc ewes 60: sheep steady 70 weak:
rrayr fat ewes. 4.50T $50: lighter
w,iChrs upward 10 80 paid for cho.r"
lNO-Ih, fed western ewes.
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GOOD GAINS IN
PRICE Of BONDS

New York NNnv 29.--Some good
gains were registered BY speculative
railroad mortgages In todaFs Don"
dealings. despite heavy seiiine OF nne
bonds also developed marked sirenEth
hut French governmental and rnunic.-
nai issues. particularly the French ~ 8
were inclined 10 ease in sympathy with
the further weakness in exchange
Al their lows Of the day, Erie con-
srIidated 4's We're down two points
m. general As ~. the COnveruhle =
serirs \, lA aud The series u, !; huI
they also came back later. New Haven
nun-c0nvcrt!b!c 3is's Of 1884 broke 4'r
nnir,s and chicago II Northwestern
general So Of 1887. IS but they rallied
somewhat later.
Gains Of to Ia points w"r" mao"
by number O: railroad ISSUES. 'h''u
iir 81. Paul reiunding rs. c"HNcrt,
lie 3I,'s and convertible SIS. ScaDna'u
Air Line rrfundtng 4'S. and tons"!iaat-
ed 6'S. Frisco adjustment IS, Denver
Rio Grande refundng as. New ta'e .
G's Norfolk & Western c"nver,hie ;
and chicago Alton as. Local fractions
and American Telephone "onNeFlple >
also made god progress.
sugar ami copper company liens con-
;inurd to h~ the favor!ics IN me INDUS
Mai rrnups. some Of the leaders being
punia AIegre Sugar Is. cuba cane =
r'crro he I'asCo SIS aud chi" copper
and IS. the gain ranging from ! l" n;
sharon Steel IS, bonner steel IS anu
Wilson Packing convertible rs were
heavy, losing I to 2 points.
Brazil 7i.'s improved ~ points ana
RIO ne Jansr!o So. Of 1916 and l"1' 4
point or mure but French = Jursen'
e. nu,ch East njies So ~ 1852 ann
Mrxican government As sold off 10
{. $. government issues advanced b
Ia Ia cents on SloN. .ooc
Total sales. par value. were Slr'"'o'-
Tbcre were a few ucw offerings 20
dav, the largest being a s2,SQ0,n0o ISSUE
81 ~ and { per cent serial BOMBS "l
Atlantic CAY. New Jersey. at prices 10
vIc,d ( 50 per cent anu over.
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BETHESDA

on Friday evening, November "a. was
the occasion Of q very pleasant SURPRISE
for Mrs. 4. y. Jarrett at her home mere.
The affair was very cunningIy planned
nv her daughter. Mrs. F. II. Barker,
assisted nv Few friends. Mr.. and
Mrs Jarrett were spending the gay
with friends at Centerville, and on re-
turning in the evening found a room
full OF guests ard an elaborate supper
urepared The surprise was given IN
h,nor Of Mrs. Jarrett's hfty-sixth birth
day anniversary. Covers We're laid Tor
IS. Only the immediate friends OF the
family were in attendance.
c. a. Lovjoy spent the past weekend
with Mr.. Bert Wilson and family.
Rorn-To Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Freese
IN Friday. November a. an eisht-pounu
nov, NAMED Joseph Donald.
Mrs. C. r. Wilson and daughter Nancy
left on Wednesday for a short visit with
friends at Cleveland.
Mrs. Oral Young and TWO chiIoren
ara visiting friends at Huntington, ".
Va.
MIR and Mrs. John Frcherne. Mr.. and
Mrs Huffman ard family. Mr.. william
Ereherne and sister Katie. Mrs. JONES
of Cambridge. and Mr.. Conroy OF hyeS-
vile. spent Sunday with Mr., and MIS-.
James Symc Of y. K. street
Miss Edna S"me wen; to tamhriuE"
On Wednesday evening 20 visit TRENDS
and will return on Sunday evening.
A spiend;d entertainment given u"
,hc grades was given on Tuesday eve
ming at the high school auditorium
The schools here closed on Wednes-
bev evening for the Thanksgiving va
cation.
Miss Ethel Jane Converse, Latin and
English teacher. will spend the week
end with friends at East Liverpool
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GAINS OF ONE To THREE POINTS
SCORED IN NEW YORK STOCKS

New York. Nov 2q-Today's total
sales were S96.0AO shares, Speculative
interests continued 70 Ind operations
on the long side profitable IN today
stock market. with the result that tur-
,her substantial Improvement was n"'e1
throughout the list. the gains m active
shares running from ono >" ihr"e points
\ bear raid on the Eric issues caused
material rcceSs!ous in those shares an"
temporarily halted tho upward move
reHt. The Erles recovered most ct
;heir loss however.
Erie common 60; down as low rs "a
as agalnS; the years low 81 =. but rallied
,o TO. When il represented a me- loss 81
l.. The arsiprsrerrod was depressed
-. and recovered all huc one. and tn
second preferred dropped - and re-
covered half it's loss
Short Covering.
Short covering operations undouO'e"'
u played big part in todays ADVANCE
the raid on ,lc Erie issues being regard
cd I'm some quarters as method OF Ia
c:l!tating them in other railroad SaaE'N.
Additional ANNOUNCEMENTS ~ !n'rcas'u
div!deuds and the optimistic tone al the
weekly iron and steel review. however
had a cheerful effect on sentiment. H"'Ie
Investment buying being noted IN "'E'
Grade rails and iudustrialS.
OF shares again stood out IN me m
dus,riuI list. California Petroleum get
,.ng a. high a. 59& bu; later dr"ppins
to 5.A. where Il was - points ABOVE
Yesterdays close General A>hNdlt com
mon improved four points. the preferred
2ls and Standard OF New Jersey -
BALDWIN. American Locomotive CONF
mental Can. Sears. Roehuch, Bee"Anu'
Packing and L. :. Steel all closing -
~ "a cents higher. while StudebaNe',
corn Products and L. $. Alcohol gamer
large fractions.
Eau money opened At t.: percent 'u'
advanced % i've shortly after noon.
closing at that figure. few sca'ter'"
loans we're made at 5 percent IN The time
money market with the demand i@SrH
oc,;vc for accommodations At ~ per
cent with cut OF town institutions is
the heaviest buyers.
Increased export buying Of gram was
hold rrspouS,blc for tn" moderate re,
rcsstyuS in foreign exchange. Demand
srerl,ng WAS quoted around $4.'IS an"
Trench francs around $50 German
marks were quoted around IL cents
hundred the weekly Reichs0@"N state
p,.rt showing an increase OF more ina"
S. oun. QUO 200 marks IN c!rculaiioN'
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HARRISVILLE

Ouite 4 number from here attended
the funeral of David TOWNSEND winch
was held at his home In Adena, FRIDAY
afternoon with interment at owe
Branch cemetery of this place. MI
Townsend had gone 10 the home OF. MIS-
brother. Lark. who lives above Aoena'
and who has been very i'll and while
talking to the family. laid back IN MS
chair and quietly passed away. his
death was a great shock To-. inc COM
munt,v as he apparently had been IN
usual health. Mrs. .. g case o. '"''
place Is a sister.
vrs Anna Berry. Mrs Eethel Sloan,
John Gummere Muir Gummere and fam
iIv attended the funeral OF Mrs. Victor
Workman and little daughter. which was
hold nj the home OF her mother, mrs.
Nrrrct I;ummere Of near Fairpoipt.
Wednesday,. They were killed when
freight engine ran into their Ford rum
about AZ the Fairpoint crossing.
The first number Of the Lyceum course
The Henderson Trio" at the l. +.
church, Nov. 90.
Mrs Eva Dckerson. who has been
visiting friends in Sc!o. was called nome
Inv the serious illness of her son, RALPH
who - AZ the home OF his brother, E. +.
Dckerson.
Representatives Of the Scott LumoeF
company, Bridgeport. were business cali
or sin town Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. K. w. Clarke OF De
troi,, Mich. visited st the home OF MIS-
sister. Mrs. F. G. Wilson. Saturday.
Ella Crumley has been visiting her
brother. Bert. at wheeling.
Mrs Amanda Cassner of Reading. Pa,
ia one,dIne few days with her sister,
Mrs G.. c. Case. -
Mrs. J. Carothers Of Canton. IS visit
;nc her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 81. W.
DUNCAN.
Several from here attended the foot-
hall game between Adena H. 8. and Dl-
iIonvale n. &. at Dillonvale Friday.
FELTON, Hooton Is spending few DAYS
with his mother, Mrs. Sue Hooton.
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day for Pittsburgh where they Will OuS
their %mas goods.
Col NJ J. Bolan was calling on irleno'
in Parkersburg Monday.
Geo Bre!nig spent the "eehnu
with friends in Parker&burg.
The sale OF Xmas stamps commences
Friday, Dec. !. The quota Tor ileasant
county Is $4,000. The committee -
very anxious TO raise this amount 81
as 10 be able to give the scho"'S oi .,"'
nn,ntv medical inspection during the
year or 1928.
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PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK

Pittsburgh. Nov. .n.-linGs. receipts.
D0o market higher: hsavics. $3.50
20: heavy workers.. light workers. and
Pigs 93jM9.5o.
sheep and lambs. receipts. 300; mar
kci steady: sheep. SO: lambs. 1880.
calves. receipts. $50: market steady:
inn - 90.
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EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK.

East buffalo. Nov. 29.-CatiL" re
ceipts @u0. steady.
calves. receipts 100. - cents higher
- al II "a.
HOGS. receipts. 1900; iorc5 cents
higher. heavy SS.75uS 90: MIXED $500
Ii 800. workers. SEA !.lb: PIGS f9lS q
- -. ruuENS s. n IS. stays s. n 6 80.
sheen ana lambs. receipts 500. lambs
10 cents higher. lambs s. q 1880.
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rOIEpO GRAIN

T",ci". ohio, Nov %. Wheat ,-a4h
fl25.
rlo,crsrcd. prime cash $3.50; Dcrenr-
h,r 1910. March 1899.
Nls'hc rrIm" cash Sto.Gj- December
loss. March loo.
Timothy. prim" cash $40. Dcc"mh":
SO. March $50.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

NAn.Uur ". Va. Nov. -. 49,.
Furnished The lnt"ll!S"n''L ~ y. r.
Masten y So. members Ne" '"'N
EXCHANGE. Second floor HA''""'' "'''N
~ w Va Bldg.
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N. \. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va. >nv 49, l""-.
Furnished Tho InlelIlg"mccr by A. t.
Masten < CO., members Kew York stock
Exchange. Second flUUr National sank
OF ". Va. BldE.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. ". Va. Nov. -, l9@-.
FURNISHED rne intSn'EenNet N A..
Master 4 Co, members New YORK $50
exchange. Second floor National Dan"
nj ~ Va bldg.
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NEW YORK CURB STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. Nov. -. lH@2.
Furnished The Iutelltgcncrr BY 4. E
Hasten & Co. members New York Stoca
Exchange Second floor National Bonb
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PETROLEUM

on city. IA. Nov. @?-Ired't pa
gnccs. $500. Runs. 39.Go4: average a.
49, Shipmcntr. ellis: average 6463S.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. NOV. -, ~.
u,,r,Isnsa The Irtelllgencer By 4.
uasten 4 Co. members New hor1 S ssnS
s~cssnxe. Second floor NationsI DAN"
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STANDARD on
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

wheeling. ". Va. Nov. %. 1922.
Furnished The inteluEsncer by A. z
aasten & Co. membsrs New York Stock
exchange. second floor National Bank
- u, Va Bldg
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LOCAL. MARKET
SAX BROTHERS.

Wheeling. ". Va. N"y. 80. I'-..
rauy uuo,au III list Whccl,u- S.o.H
Exchange Con piled foI The tnte.Ii'
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PROVISION MARKET
PE5N MEATS

CCHEEl TIED EE EE1'TNE EROS
W''...Nt. " "a. \ri. =. 100"
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UD-$l5O.
,D-32.T5.
tD-sl.5e.
No,!ce-All markets closed Thursday
November 30th.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-09-29

New five room house for sale,
cash or on terms; located i block
from street ear line, also near
new Roosevelt High strictly mod
ern throughout. Call Empire
0518, owner. 40
For Sale-Modern five room
house, cor. Central and Buchanan
street, full cement basement, fire
place, hardwood floors and built
ins. Call Empire 0296; owner. 4S
For Sale-Good heating stove.
Call 31l E. John street.
For Sale-$2S00, 4 room mod
ern house, half acre of ground,
wood shed, chicken house; two
blocks of car line. Will take car
in on first payment. Call Empir
045S; 935 Allegheny st. 40
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-09-29

Advertisers, please get your
copy in by Wednesday noon, if at
all possible.
The Bachelor Club football
team will play Vernon Park club
Sunday at 2 80 p. NJ.
For Rent room furnished,
new modern house, all or part.
Call SOB w. Burr street.
Through the agency of A. W,
Davis, Mrs. Marguerite Glow has
purchased from Mrs. Anna Her
rail- the store building at 309 s.
Jersey street. The business will
be conducted by Mrs. Birgfeld
and mother.
By owner, two fine bungalows
located in st. Johns; some terms.
Inquire Ill S. Princeton. 4ltf
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-09-29

S2J0)-FOr a beautiful new
modern bungalow, full cement
basement, laundry trays, Dutch
kitchen, buffet, 2 nice sleeping
rooms, etc; good location. A real
snap; could not be duplicated un-
der $4,000. Rice & Tate, Realtors.
l07 N. Jersey; Empire 0S87,
For Sale-Quinces 4c h.; Con
cord grapes Sc Id. Call POP East
Burr street. AZ
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-09-29
Twelve inch Inside Mill Wood and
Planer Trimmings. Empire 1883.

Wear ROGERS RAlNCOATS.
For Sale-,Icwcl Gas Range
complete with three burners and
oven, in good condition, Sl5. 920
\. Central avenue.
For Rent room house, $500
per month. Call POI S. Jersey st.
For Rcnt-Furnished sleeping
room, breakfast IL desired use Of
piano. Lmnton Road, box 33.
Lost Ecru bag with crochet
inside, on Burr strct between
Leonard and lvanhoc, Friday
evening. Finder please leave at
Owen = grocery store; reward.
For Sale-Modern home of six
rOoms in fine shape, close TO ear
and schools, on good street,
equipped for poultry, garages,
etc.-72l Oswego street.
For Sale-Gent's bicycle, $l7,
or will take boys bicycle with
small amount in addition in eX-
change, Also girls bicycle for
sale for Sl2. Call at this office.
For Sale Bell Flower apples
Sl.00 "A box. Bring cOntainer,
3l5 T.. John street.
For Eating and cooking
apples, soc per box; also green
Concord and Delaware grapes, H.
lbs. for $l.0O. Call AT OF South
Iyanhoe street; Empire 1903.
For Rent-llousekeeping rooms.
Cali 1905 S, Syracuse street; En-
pire 1862, after school.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-09-29
Do not neglect to send in your

Do not neglect to send in your
news items.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Il. Ingledue
have returned from an extensive
Eastern trip.
j. +. Pooler of Seattle has pur-
chased the st. Johns Meat Mar
kct from Geo. w. Imbodcn. lie is
pleasant and agreeable gentle
man.
Owing TO a rush of advertising
news matter is badly curtailcd
this week. We expect TO enlarge
SO we will have more room for
reading matter.
Do you want to see better or
have more comfortable vision?
Have DR.. Frank Sandifur take
care of your eyes. Bonham-Cur-
ricr Bldg; phone Emp. 0379.
The Cleaners Glass of the
NJ. L. church held delightful
birthday party last Friday cvtn-
ing which was immensely enjoy
ed. A fine program was given.
The Grabatcria Grocery win
move into its handsome new
building by Monday. IL will be
one Of the finest and most attrac.
tive groceries i'm the entire city.
Marietta Social Club will give
q dance Sept. 29th in the Artisan
hall at Portsmouth. All Odd
Fellows and Rebrkahs and their
friends invited. Single admis
sion SOC c uples 7jc.
Oregon Grape Circle. Neigh
bors of Woodcraft, will give the
second of a series of card parties
in Bickncr hall Oct. lsthlat $500
There will be prizes and refresh
mcnts. Is
Arthur kocppc, after visiting
at the nome of Mr.. aud Mrs. j.
Beavers aud other friends here,
has departed for his home in Ne.
braska, making the round trip by
auto.
Meetings will be held every cv-
cning at II Crawford street 20
organize for the protection of
lone mothers aud their families.
Every good woman is requested
10 attcnd.-icportcd.
Night school will open Tues
day, Oct. 3d, at James John high
school. Two lines of school work
will be given continuation class
taught by Principal ID. a. Cook
and English for foreigners 10y
Mrs. X. G. Brand.
At 800 o'clock Sunday after,
noon DIR. Jones will preach a
sermon az the Christian church
that will interest those who are
growing old, II YOU cannot get
10 the church, call Empire 0GgO
and an auto will call for you.
The Radiator Glass of the NJ. T..
Sunday school will give New
England dinner next Wednesday
evening, Oct. 18th, in the commu-
nifty hall of the NJ, Il. church be-
ginning at 6 q clock, until all are
served. a free program after
the dinner.
The program by the Owaissa
Camp Fire Girls ON Friday next
is sponsored by the following la
dies, who are patroncNscs; Mrs.
Blair, Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. Ilarney,
Mrs. BOnham, Mrs. Borden, Miss
COrmandy, Miss Gould, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Markle, Mrs, Evens,
Mrs. Scales, Mrs. Currier, Miss
Rmdall.
Sunday services at the Pioneer
NJ. Il. church; Rally Day pro
gram-Sunday school 9;I5
Professional, Junior and Primary
Depts. the ten commandments
Books of Old Testament; Books
of New Testament, Juniors, 23rd
Psalm and Beatitudes; Primaries.
Hymn, congregation; Invocation
Illustrative sermon by pastor
Recessional, Juniors and Prima-
Fy; BenedictiOn.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-09-29

Do you want little home on a
beautiful lot for only Sl365
Paved street sewer and sidewalk.
Very desirable location, fruit ON
lot, 4 rooms; will consider car in
trade. Rice & Tate, Realtors
107 n. JERSEY; Empire O6S7.
Room and board in private fam
lily, conveniently located fov
teachers or employed couple. Tel
ephOnc Empirc OO6S. il
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Wool Pants ROGERS.
Better Wood" Col. 268.

Rifle for Sale-25.20 Winchcs.
ter with Lyman peep sight, and
ease, in good condition. ID. l..
Caldwell, Bon Ton Barber Shop,
Peninsula Rnnk hnildinp.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-09-29
Better Wood, Empire 1888.

Modern ) room house, full base
mcnt, sewer connection, lot l0OX-
100, plenty of fruit, > blocks of
u. o. house in good condition I;
part cash, balance annual pay
mcnts. PHI W. Chicago street,
81. Johns. Is
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-09-29
GLOVES
LARGE ASSORTMENT
w. w. ROGERS
THE RAINCOAT MAN
RUBERS- ROGERS.
The Big Load Man, Empire 1888.

Board and room, home cooking,
home-like place. Call at pos
Il. Burlington street. 4S
For Sale 3 room house, partly
furnished, $1,000, terms. RICE &
TATE, Io7 N. Jersey street; EN-
pire oss7.
Cord Wood, old growth, Empire
1448.
ROGERS sells good Flannel
Shirts cheap.
For Sale-l.argc reed baby ear
riage, French gray, reasonable.
Call at 729 n. Edison street.
Choice building lot to trade for
auto. Phone Empire 1912.
For Rcnt-Furnishcd house
keeping rooms.--ll6 Decatur St.
Phone Empire 1927.
For Salc-Light Ford trailer, in
good shape, with hitch. Call at
5Ol Syracuse street, cor.Chicago.
For Sale by Owncr-Modcrn 5
room bungalow with fireplace,
cheap. Call 1919 $. Jersey. I
Wanted-Boy who can feed
presses. Call at this office.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-05-18
HARDIN PUT BACK
ON HIS FEET TWICE
Was Relieved Of Both rheumatism
and Stomach Trouble BY Tanise,
States Los Angeles Man.

-For the second time Tanlac has put
me on my feet. and you may know by
that what think OF A." said william
4. Hardin. 400 Garden st.. Los An
Eeles. Calf.
Three years ago. had rheumatism
IN my shoulders and neck so bad !
could hardly work. l tried medicine
after medicine only 10 get worse. but
finally got hold OF Tanlac, and !
haven't had trace OF rheumatism
since.
Then last summer my stomach got
out OF order. ! lost my appetite ana
what little I did eat made me feel
bIonted. all stuffed up and miserable
! always felt weak. tired and worn out.
and was so nervous couldn't sleep.
"well. Taninc did a good job for me
before. so just got some more OF H.
and now II has again fixed me up, and
I'm feeling strong and energetic like
I used to. III tell the world Tanlac's
the medicine for me-"
Tanine Is sold by all good druggists.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-05-18
ASPIRIN INTRODUCED
By "BAYER" IN 1900
Look for Name @Baysr" on the Tab
Ista Then You Need
Never Worry.

II you want the true. worid-famcus
Aspirin. ~ prescribed by physicians
for over twenty one years, you must
AK for "Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin"
Tho name 'Bayer" II stamped ON
zach tablet and appears on each pack
age for your protection against imita-
Observation-Disclosures
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-05-18

THE hundredth anniversary OF the
4 birth OF Ulysses ). Grant was OBJ
served on Thursday In his birthplace.
Point Pleasant. o.. In Washington and
In many other places throughout the
country. President Harding went 10
the Ohio town with large party OF
prominent men aud women. viewed
what Is left there ~ the house In
which the soldler-presldent was born.
aud then delivered an address which
was broadcast" over the land by
radlo. In the national capital all gov
eminent business halted while an I'M
mcnse thronE gathered In the Rotnnic
gardens 60 witness the dedication of
the magnificent Grant memorial which
Is virtually completed after Is years
work. Vice President Coolidge and
Secretary Weeks made the chief adj
drcSSes. and the memorial was UNI
veiled BY Princess Cantacuxene grand
daughter. and Princess Ida Cantacu-
zenc. great. granddaughter Of General
Grant.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-05-18

Dear Miss BROOKS:
You dnswer so many different hind,
Of questions l ponder if you could
advise me as 10 some varieties of flop-
ers mich mill grop and bloom on The
north side Of a house.
FLOWER. Dopncy, Idaho.
There are great number of flowers
which will bloom on the north side, but
will not flower as profusely as if In
more sunny location. For quick and
continuous Towering effect. pansies are
about the best. although you will get
good results from candy tuft. larkspur,
clarkia and godetias.
Dear Helen Brooks: \
Would pou please give me th.
names Of those who played The leading
roles in forbidden Fruit9''
H. S., MidpaIe, Idaho
| find that Agnes Ayres was the
leading lady. Forrest Stanley playing
opposite her.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-05-18

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hat are n.,1ng YOU will be pleasure and privilege
sill ~ ay ali questions submitted If detailed answer
b can /, on IN these columns desired send stamped envelope and
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Helen Brooks COX 545 Salt Lake City, 3AI~L C3.L