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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
LOCAL MARKETS

Apples-Extra fancy winesap barrels
1925; extra fancy Delicious. box. 81 SO :;
Winesap. box. 49, fancy Roman Beauty,
box. s2.75; choice Roman Beauty. box.
So so; extra fancy Spitz. box. SO rs. small
jonathan. box, So rs.
Bananas-Per pound. &c.
Beans--California lima, regular, II "a
navy firm, pound, 91ac pink beans. &c.
Peas-California black-eyed. pound &c.
Cabbage-Aiobie, crates. $3.50.
Dates-Dromedary, $6.75; As Bounce
packages Dromedary, case, So 60.
Evap orated Apples-Selah brand, 1916
pound. choice New York. SO pound box,
15c pound; SO 16-ounce. New York stock
lie
Evaporated Peaches-Fancy, 5O-pound
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MEATS

(Swift Il Coz
Silver Leaf Pure Lard-PeI ib.. 14hc.
Jewel Shortening-Pe h.. 14hc.
Butter-Per lb., SEC.
Premium Skinned Hams-Per lb., 25c.
Premium Hams Regular-Per lb.. 24o.
Pork Loins-Per h., 17419c.
Bacon-Per h., 25432c.
Eggs-Per doz.. fresh. Csc.
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LOCAL SECURITIES
BANK STOCKS

Bid. Ask.
Am. Tr & saw. Bank 2l0 225
R'ham Tr. g. Saw. Co .....225 ESQ
Federated Blk. 81 rr (par) 49, 10 II
First National Sank ........3 800 :'2h
First Nat. Bank Of Fairfield .1f0 100
n. Bham. Tt. & Saw. Bank l59 100
Traders National Bank ......175 200
INSURANCE STOCKS
Ala. y. Life Ins. Co: tpar 199 Il IS
Protective Life lns Co. (par 100 Is 20
STATE AMI MUNICIPAL BONDS
Alabama 3ias, 1855 .......... - ~
Alabama 4s, 1855 ..:a.. 81 81
civ OF Birmingham. 4.4OQ5 basis.
jefferson County. 4.50W5 basis
jefferson County warrants, 5 = q 6 u basis
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~ No matter where you live
N" you can get six per cent on
lnWy your money. Free from taxes,
risk and worry. Amounts re-
ceved from $50 to $4,000.
Write for free literature.
SECURITY SAVINGS AND LOAN CO.
Assets S1,011,2SS.3O
F. W DIXON. President, Birmingham. Ala.
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS

Ala. Power co. 6s. 1851 SO 100
Ala. Power Co. Is. 1916 ...... 80 W
A. Power Co. IS. 1851 50 80
Ala TT. 1t q p. 5s, 1867. 81 20
Ala. State Fair IS, 1890 ..s... SO 70
Ala. st. * shpbldg 6s, 1880 100 100
Bham Ry.. It. & p 4las 1854 % q
I3,ham Waterworks IS. 1883 -. IS 80
Country Club S. 1884 ........ 9S 100
jefferson Realty Gs, 1912 ...... 80
Masonic Temple 6s. 1891 ...... 90 100
Miner Land Co. IS. 1924 9s 1o2
Pratt Cons. Coal SIS. 1855 IS SO
Woodward Iron 5s. 1852 81 SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
AUTOS FOR SALE
rlIn "sANns PLAN
ENvELorg rGii.s rur rRurn

TILE SANDS PLAN"
ENVELOPE rGii.s THE TRUTH
What IA the difference be.
tween Results end Com
HaducncUs"7
Results are what you tN-
poet and consequences Rro
what YOU set"
sands Plan" used cars give
"RoHulta." There are no
.NouHcuuepccs" where Tho
Envelope rolln tho Truth
Haynes sport. 1929
liupmohil0 Roadster 1879
lcwctt Touring, 1899
Liberty Touring, lagn
Ford Touring 1871
Ford Roadster 1890
Franklin Touring, 1918
Dodge Touring, 1884
ENCLOSED CARS
iiig 3 StudchHkcr 1899
Special q StudehalScr So
dan, 1919
Special Studehakcr Coupe,
1890
Buick sedan. i9g0,tasi
Ford Sedan. ias0-lasl
Ford Coupe, tg2i-t11a
STupEBAkERS
Big Touring. 1919, 1880.
special Touring. 1880,
1881, 1899.
Special Coupe. 1890
SANDS MOTORS COMPANY
ioi6 East Pike EA stso9si
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ttaU
FINE ACREAGE

Only 2 4 miles from Seattle city lin
Its, excellent soil. will grow all
kinds OF garden vegetables: gentle
eastern slope. ideal fer poultry:
water pipeh in front OF property.
electric lights; good roads; good
schools: acres. with more land
adjoining II desired Price $3.50:
small cash payment. balance $40
per month. WIN furnish lumber
for house on easy terms. See
OWNER, aDi MUTUAL LIFE
EI.nE.. Elrsl and Nnslar
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/ Must Sell Now
8 oNE-AcRE TRACTS
AT A BARGAIN

Level and eighty one-ncro tracts
with the very best Of soil. close
10 car line, water, electricity and
telephone graded streets: only
- minutes from iesler way. Just
outside the city limits. Pr.c,.H
only $500 TO 5000. on tcrms cf
sfV down and $40 per month.
II VI. NELSON. REALToR
alo HINCkLEY BLDG Ell iot-GssT.
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62 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE
soMn Nicn HOMES

WALLlNGFoRp - New. 6sruom
nunHalo~, tile f.fGpl ace nara
floors, French doors, breakfast
nook, builtrin f0uttrfch, firus
proof garage. N,ar car ana
school, Splendid Workmanship,
1880 Only $500 cash roe
CURED balance llke rent Ask
Miss ltohrnr
WEST SEATTLE - Rive room
modern bungalow on paved
street. close tO AK beach car
limo ana school fI7b0 pay
ablv 1900 cash and SIS month
We also offer t.room bungalow
ihia Same district for only
ss,au' payable $500 cnah and
~ monthly. Ask fpr hr 10.
UNIVERSITY - Colonial hunga-
Low rooms, living room and
olhink rooms across front with
french doors between. hard
wood floors, tile fireplace.
hnllt-in features. fml cabinet
kitchen. breakfast nook. ycnii-
lat0r hood large bedrooms.
ille bath; concrete basement,
no t-atr furnace. laundry
rals' garage co match
mousse, with concrete floor and
driveway corner location
paved street This home has
many improved features. such
o. Faa water heater installed.
electric lights Ia closets. extra
plumbing in basement a behu-
tliul bungalow, ready 90 move
into, Price $3.50. 81 600 cash.
balance like rcnt Ask for Mr..
Frazier.
y, n THOMAS a co. nc.
1920 Third Ave. Ill iot-sitz
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6S FOR SALE--FARM
LANDS

ron sAIE--l6o acres Joins indian.
ola; SSb acre; good road 10 dock,
store, postofflcci ncros cleared,
bearing fruit trocs, Kltsap. Wash,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21

tu0W AAANs tNUH lrf gar
This 10 fine cioaesiu buy, just out
side Seattir'H south city limits. on
main road 60 Tacoma not a stump
black soil, no overflow. corner
tract, viii raise anything that
Erowh. only twenty Minutes ride
from SeHttle'a business center,
Terms could not be easier. and
price 10 low Might take vacant
lot as part payment.
All or these places are owned BY So
attic bank
.. n. T.. CAMPBELL.
Suite slt t.eafy bidg MA in-1iat.
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at Fauntioroy Tor bungalow
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SLIIIStI NIOlUT %.
DISTRIBUTORS
CADILLAC AND HuPMOnfLE
The cars we take in exchange on
new CadiIiaca and Hupmobiiea are
carefully selected standard makes.
they are rccondltipnsd for service
and priced 20 give the next owner
real value. Open or closed models.
Prom FordH TO CadiilaeR
Terms and Trades
IA * 01ne
Broadway and Union EA II 1875.
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NiInSo,r,,!olN N 9il55o, "a! gAs N, nQW Us.
10 LOrs on d ANNE NM.

F1NIlU THTWT M TOT NNaVW
These lots are ono block from paved
e. overlooking tho sound. two
$3.50 cash and $3.50 per year. or
might trade FOR equity in hunHn-
low or acreage near Seattle and
assume, IL VIII pay YOU 20 SEQ
these lots. they're dirt cheap
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~ 4 Als.,. HOUSE

: NAsNGE IN NINI tl.hIO
rooms with part basement, level
lnndi excellent water; some fruit.
fenced. enough wood on property
to last several months; flowers:
shrubbery. ideal place for poul-
place: well improved districi.
Convenient for anyone employed
In town. Take T.. Madison car
and kirkland Ferry TO Burke &
Farrar'H office in Kirkland. In
quire for Mr. Harlow
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. ACRES ALL CLEARED
ftetteran grattl. a Kant

st2h0. Only $3.50 Cash
This 10 one OF tho finest little pieces
of acreage In the valley; no over
flow, fine black loan, LEO foot
frontage ON county road. purrhhn.
or could divide into several small
tracts ID desired! every foot ready
90 pillow, Terms itt0 cash. $3.50
per year; no monthly payments.
Here " a piece Of acreage that
VIII mAltr Ynu mnnnN.
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a REAL BARGAfN

BETW ZEN SEATTLE AND
EVERETT ACRES FOR sS75
ADJOINING ALDERWoOD MANOR
The prosperous pouitryman and ber-
~ grower can get a start here
with the investment Of but small
capital. Close To interurban and
paved highway, school, store. and
on good country road: easy clear
ing and attractive terms. $500
down. $40 monthly.
PUGET SOUND REALTY co
ia THIRD AVE. Ell iot-I7Gl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21

CHEAP acres, house. barn. on
Broadway. north OF Seattle; only
$lS50; terms. 500 down, $40 per
mo-; 10000 free berry plants. See
Darnall. 55l2 University way. Sc
attic
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house. biz piece OF land,
only $3.50; on corner. blocks AXE
Wash; terms, $50 down $40 per
mo. Also ? acres: cement chicken
house, 1915. terms, $50 down, $40
mo. hb12 University waV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21

DIES MOiNEs-Milton highway. fen
acres. partly improved. horses,
wagon. gas saw, chickens: enough
standing timber to pay for place.
Seattle trade considered. S2,2bO.
Barton. 1902 phlnnpV Ant 10
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You
mn n.y. nrrsfsp

To PNY KENT
When this new, strictly modern bun
Ealow Of nice large. light. cheer
full rooms can be had on very
easy terms. Living room with arr
tlstic fireplace. oak floors; 2 bed
rooms with tito bath between;
linen closet In pass hall: white
enamoled cabinet kitchen: full CO.
ment basement with good furnace
and laundry trays; garage and
driveway; lot b0xf00. level with
paved street: In good noighbor.
hood; on phinney ridge eau
81 nsct-f2f0 and we will call for
YOU with automobile.
ELLIOTT REALTY co. RonltorH
590G Phiuncy Ave. 81 nsct-i2i0.
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o. FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE

SEArrLE HANK has authorized mo
90 sell these properties % bargain
prices and give terms OF 10 pot cent
cash, balance in ton yearly pay
menta, no monthly payments to
make, The bank got b,m tnruuEb
mortgage foreclosure ana Wanta
Go dispose Of them In u hurry
tt.7b0-ONt.Y $3.50 CASH DOWN
8 HOMES on htg CORNER Lot
This property in located near sdrd
aud Madisou, ia The eolored dis
trlct, both houses being rented 10
coiured people. ono house has
rooms aud ia modrtni other has 4
rooms aud to- not mudorni one
rents for $50. other FOR $40. lot ~
t0NiU0 ON paved st.; $3.50 cash, $3.50
yearly. NO monthly payments 20
make, Anyone Interested Ia such
property can get rtal bargain
here,
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We Will Sell

Stocks Offered
100 Frank r. Best Lock ....sl.25
tStock in office. I'm
mediate delivery.
1000 Alaska Pet. & Coal .SpeciaI
see0 Anderson Bros. Inc. .02
be0g Beacon Coal Mines ., .0gi1
sg0e l.. II. T.. Telephone -. Bid
IS units X. Am. lnv't.4 100
aege Idaho Gold q Ruby -. Marlet
1000 Port Alberni Gold $500. .ss
WANTED-Durant Motors. Best
Lock, Red Desert. Rotary Plow.
Hirst Chicagof. Star Motors.
King Fruit rod. wichita .Rty.
G. j. Steeple
lis Cherry St MA in-Bsse.
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5 ACRES--S700

a good buy in 3 acres Of good land,
located north OF city. Fine place
for berries, fruit and poultry The
best buy north of Seattle, and the
terms are easy. i. Van Arsdale,
lDig Third ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21

BARGAIN In Medina. acres well
improved. rich soil, fronting main
county road; close in to ferry: ideal
for q home a fruit and chicken
ranch. Plenty OF water and ditch
es for irrigation; electric light
service; small garage; some fruit
trees and raspberries. VIII sell on
terms or exchange for city proper
". Inquire Vincent zalondelI, 51i
Cherry st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21

10 ACRES. north OF city. with creek
big enough to run little dynamo
for electric lights. good soil. tim
Der for buildings, fencing and
fuel; sell cord wood. IL viii help
20 clear and pay for place. Price
1915: terms
CHARLES soMERs co.
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SEE THIS HOME SACRIFICE
4 roomR, new. cement basement;
laundry trays; lot 50vi00: . blocks
TO Franklin High school. Worth
$500. sickness causes sacrlfico
for $4,000 and $500 cash. Eli lot
G7ts after p. m.
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62 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE

g. FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE
MEHlptAk DISTRICT HOME
PRICE 1A.iD0; $500 CASH
kie0 broom Eiodarn BUNGALOW. oak
floors, fireplace. furnace. laundry,
nice level lot garage h9uHr 10
splendid condition, Apply fit2
Wo1dlawn ava. Apt 2.
SUNSET HILL BAHGAlk
Modern Z rooms furnished or un-
furnished. basement large garage.
loynl lot good nolRhbprhood, p
block 90 paved street and cHrline.
blocks 10 Adams grade school
owner. ge2a w. G2no 81
NEW BUNGALOW Al Bg5 Willard ST.
easy terms, owner
MODERN b.room BUNGALOW. upfin-
lnhrd htiir. garage. WsillnEford
iiiil 1901 DrnHmore ave.
67t7 LAToNA. bsautifui new bunga-
low rent terms. Owner.
OWNER VIII make easy terms on
nov BUNGALOW at 1905 D~nNmore.
65 FOR SALE-WEST
SEATTLE
STOP YOuH WOHhYiNG
Sec ttis splendid room bungalow F;
living room dining room cabinet
Kitchen 4 bedrooms. hardwood
floors; fireplace. cement base
block % car: 5000. 81 900 cash.
$50 monthly. a $1,000 value.
LOOKING ron YALUE3 Here u
- Almost new modern f-room
bungalow large living room; oak
fippfH; firsplncei large bed
JogmHf cabinet Kitchen nook
tull cement basement. laundry
trays; level lot view; 1880. iGg9
rhfh. $50 monthly
W. =. CAMPBELL
California Ave. and Admiral Way
We st-zi70
A kSAp
Thrne-roofn srml.modern furnished
home on nice. level lot. 3 blocks
from car and stores. Price only
iilboi u50 cash. balance $50 per
month.
II. J. McgORLEY
bJts California Ave WE ~ -USb9
TAKE FauntlorOY Car 90 Graham 81.
b-hOoM NEw BUNGALOW
Oak fioora; French doors between
front and dining room: fun ce-
biz lot $3.50. $3.50 cash. $40 per
month
CALIFORNIA REALTY 60.
stds California Ave WE St-ziIf
Six ROOM bungalow near ssth; full
bhxrmeut. beautiful fireplace.
tn.built features. benmsd ceiling
garage i31zZ. other out buildings.
81 lots bargain. on easy terms
Tor quick sale. owner leaving
city. WEEt-2sie.
:. u. RIEFEiL 2io Boge Blag. Amer
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IS STOCKS AND BONDS
We VIII Sell


1000 AlsRifa EDdicott Copper s015
900 Alaska pet A. Coal .... 90
500 American Bottle Cap 80. BID
500 Alaska Development 80. 10
800 American Workers Oil &. II
1000 Amalgamatcd q. Mines, -
5000 Anderson Bros. ........ ~
5000 Baker steam MOtOrs..., 81 q
5000 Beacon Coal Mines .... %
$1,000 Central Bldg. BOnds 80. 10
10 Dnyt0n Rubber unita .2J.Bg
~ GiOrgio Fruit unitB.eg.be
1000 DAILY Alaska .....-.s.t. BID
l25 4. T.. Best Lock mum. BID
300 Harvey Rim Il wheel -. 80
1900 Hirst Chichhgof Mine D.. BID
1000 Idaho Gold & Ruby .,,. ~ u
so Johnston Piston x Ring 200
1000 Kri}Wen Axle mum. I'D
500 Kelly Mines ......-s...,c Cheap
80 Lambert Tire d Rubber 2.Z5
10 Multnomah Lumber x
Box. pfd. ...-..-s..-. Bid
300 National Life Preseryef. 70
1900 Monetary Metals ..,..,. I'D
90 Hickenbaciter Motors D.. e.4J
5000 Red Desert oil mum. .e3
100 Sound Rubber ..... %
10 T. S. Silver Fox, Mimi. Cheap
1000 western smelling 4 p. ~
1000 Wichita Royalty .....t ~ y
70 Western Auto Sup. com. 1900
MONEY ADVANCED on STOCKS
1ib Columbia 81. just off End Ave.
Ground Floor Tel FL iot-gfse
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$3.50 BUYS my completely furnish
cd Groom house. 3 complete bed
room suites; leather furniture In
living room. full dining room set.
new llnolcum and range In kitch-
en-; open fireplace: private drive
way. near schools aud car Ren-
aonablc cash payment. 925 n. fist.
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19

ness OF our boys and girls. Tue
accent belongs on both aspects OF tie
case. for we have yet TO find person
who Is the perfect example Of thrift
Even Ben Franklin admitted his
lack OF attainment after his years II
selfadmonlshment and selfcriticism
and his temptations were not 40
great as those OF today. Every reader
will admit his deficiency In thrift. So
will !. And what OF our childrenT
win they copy us7 VIII their attitude
toward thrift be like Daddy's7" VIII
IL be thrifty or thrlftlesa7
II will at least be largely Influenced
by H. The thrift OF tho NEXT genera.
ton IL In the hands OF the present II
our children ARE ''out OF hand" on
their habits. whom have We TO blame
but ourselyos7
Remember this: The next genera.
ton will be subject 10 the same laws
Of economics. the same rules OF nue.
cess. tho same principles OF happi.
ness, aa prevail today. A habit OF
thrift Is one OF the best possible char.
ae,eristios wo can mould into our
ehlldren's natures during their habit.
forming years. Its value will be ap'
parent throughout maturity. whatever
their lot. whether NJ the helm OF large
enterprise or steering the more hum
bio AifairH OF a home
Thrift will be the basic principle
In the economic llfo OF our nation and
lts system OF producing and archang
Ing commodities. Thrift II always
both Of social aud Of individual ndvan
thgo Each day finds ms expanding
both in breadth and In depth Of our
resources OF enjoyment and our on
portnnltlca for service an wo practice
thrift.
but how shall we bring about hab
ltH OF thrift7 In there any other way
than by teaching, whether by direct
nrucopi OF by the unconscious example
Of our own habits. continually i'm
pressing themselves on the receptive
mludB OF the young?
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19
SOUTH AMHERST
Margaret Krueger was visitor at
the Radtke home Monday.

Margaret Kruger was visitor at
the Radtke home Monday.
Hans Litner was visitor at the
Otto Kruger home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns were Holyoke
visitors Friday.
Mrs. Henry Miller is on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kruger were
in Holyoke last Friday.
A crowd of young people around
Amherst motored to Julesburg Sun
day.
A surprise party was given at the
Spells home Thursday evening in the
honor of Mr.. Spelts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prussman and family
and Mrs. Colery were visiting at the
Chas. Kruger home Wednesday.
Those visiting at the Chas. Kruger
home Sunday were, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
nance and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard Butterfield and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Radtke and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Kruger, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobitz
and family.
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19
BURNETT PLAN FOR FARMERS
NATIONAL MARKETING ASSN

Farmers organize yourselves like
this: You don't have to wait for an
outsider to come in and take your
money for the job. Do it yourselves.
Get busy at once. Form yourselves
into units of about twenty adjoining
farmers each. That's a good work
able number, and if you have too many
in your unit it will make it clumsy
with too many differing opinions to
function as well as with a smaller
number of members per unit. Elect
your unit president, secretary and
treasurer, good reliable snappy men.
Leave the business of your unit in
their hands, except when you are
called upon TO vote on some PROPOSE
tion. Always abide by a majority
vote of members present and don't
muss up the meeting by chewing the
rag That will disrupt any organiza-
tion.
When original units have been for.
med in sufficient numbers, have your
unit officers meet with the other unit
officers and select state officers. Then
let the state officers choose the Ma
tional officers. Everyone of you go
after this matter seriously. Make
your organization spread like rotten
potato in a bin, until II permeates
every corner of the country, and in
six months the present middle-men
will trying very hard TO get along
with you and keep your good will.
All this talk OF cooperative market
/ ing, price fixing and control in your
present unoreanized condition is pure
1 political bunk. Before you can con-
troll your price, you must be able TO
control your commodity, and before
you can control your commodity, you
must have a solid national organiza.
tion so that you can hold or turn
loose any commodity as the demand
will absorb IL. without depressing the
market.
Your first necessity is a 100 per
cent complete national organization
Forget what you are going 10 do after
you are organized. and get yourself
organized. Then Il will be time to
plan your future work, sch as order
ly distribution. fair price dictation,
warehousing. financing. etc. etc.
The main reason that farmers or.
ganlzations have heretofore been lar.
gely hzzlo is because they have not
been carried forward along any def.
mite plan. A few farmers from here
and there have Joined the Grange.
Farmers Union and other bodies. but
no effort has been made TO create a
solid farm by farm, ranch by ranch
organization. This you must do In
order 10 he successful.
This is Very important
Just because you do not like some
of your neighbors. don't refuse to or
panile and work with them. Forget
the little personal things and work to
gother earnestly for your common
good, and the big success Of the bis
idea, Then you can fix your own
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19

prices and get your just share~of the
money the consumer pays for the pro
duce yon have raised.
Start talking and doing it today and
tonight. Don't rest until you have
put the machinery in motion in your
community. You are already twenty
five to fifty years behind big business
combinations, That is the reason
your prices slumped so much worse
than theirs after the war
Keep Organization Out of Politics
You cannot maintain successful
harmonious organization unless you
keep absolutely away from politics
and politicians. Your business is
raising and selling farm produce.
See that you stick to it.
Avoid Cooperative storse
This has been another stumbling
block to farmers and one which you
should let strictly alone. AS said
before. Your Business is Raising and
Selling Farm Produce, Tell that to
yourself several times and don't try
to butt into the buying end, When
you attempt to run store you are
discouraging the regular channels of
lsiness and gaining the i'll will of all
the other business houses in your
town, a thing that you cannot afford
to sacrifice, You need the good will
of the usiness people to help you
steer your own organization. No
business man is particularly fond of
competitors and when you start CO.
operative store in your town you nut
every merchant in that town against
you; and you all know that co-opera-
tive stores have met with very poor
success. Organize yourselves so that
yon ca nset your own prices in accor.
dance with what you have to nav for
the merchandise you have to buy. and
forget the idea of cooperative stores.
Let the merchants do the merchandis-
ing and stick TO your own business.
You known it takes good man to
make a success of a business in which
he has been properly trained. Your
business is raising and selling farm
produce.
All OF us business and professional
people will help you because we want
you to be prosperous. Yours is the
basic prosperity, and unless you are
prosperous we cannot be prosperous
Oiseord, Strife, pisappointnents
Yes brothers, you will have all of
tnese and many, many OF them. but
don't blow mp and quit the organiza-
tion because of them. That would he
bitins off your nose to spite your
face"
You Will find that creating and ner.
iecting OF this organization yerv
much like clearing a stump lot and
getting il under cultivation. II Won
were to get mad and quit the field be.
cause the stumps interfered with the
tiiiing the soil, you would nor get for
would you? But II you keep ON dig.
ging you will have a valuable field
that viii reward you Handsomely for
your struggle.
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19
First Aid.

At southern Junior college
girls, a student passing along the |
noticed n chaperon apparently lid
ing through n keyhole. and notified
girls Of TINT room. Soon after n s
ladder wns placed outside the .
and placard which read. "keyi
out Of order. please use transom.'