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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

You, yourself, rarely know
when YOU have halitosis (unplea,-
ant bfeath). That's the insidious
thing about il. And even your
closest friends won't tell you.
Sometimes, Of course, halitosis
comes from some deprecated or
ganic disorder that requires pro-
iessional advice. But usually
and Observation-Disclosures is only
local condition that yields to
the regular use Of listerine as a
mouth wash and garsle. IL is an
interesting thing that this we'll
known antiseptic that has been
in use for years for surgical dress
ings, possesses these unusual
properties as breath deodorant.
Test the remarkable dcodorir-
ing effects of Iisterine this way;
Rub alittle onion on your fingers.
Then apply Listerine and note
how quickly the onion odor dis
appears.
This safe and lons-trusted an
tiseptic has dozens Of different
uses; note tho little circular that
come, with every bottle. Your
druggist sells Listerinc in the
original brown package only -
rtpr in bulk. There arc three
sizes: three ounce, seven ounce
and fourteen ounce. Buy the
large size for economy. Lambm
Phermaedl Company, Saint LOuiJ,
u. S. 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

COME slight hesitanry about asking
~ President Coolidge 90 visit &c
attic mas dlssipated today when
Capt T @ C'vau'1 Cook offered 20
turn over a whole flock. or herd. or
whatever u "a. OF electrical horses.
Tor tho presidents use
This hSyy Of mechanical nAgs fl
stabbed down IN tho Now Arctic hotel
building AZ the Physical Culture tn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
BRIDE CASE ON
Former Kansas Governor
Accused OF Selling Freedom

TOPEKA. Kaa. May -. A
formal ruling on the admiaaiblity
as evidence OF alleged pardon deals
hs former Governor Jonathan NJ.
Davis and Russell Davis. HIS son
will be announced 81 y. m. by
Judge James A. Mcclure. sitting In
tho trial OF tho former governor
on a chsr~ OF soliciting bribo 20
pardon Walter a, Grumpy. banker
convict Following all.m orninK
arguments by prosecution nnd de.
fenso attorneys FOR and against pre-
scnting the evidence. Judge Me
Cluro announced recess until .
p, IN, At which time no will give
his decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
Star Says Plastic
Surgery Failure

los ANGELES. Col. May Ia
Charging her facial expression had
been Injured rather than improved
by a plastic surgery operation. Luz
ellie Woodward. film actress. filed
suit today for $4,000 damages
against Or. w Il. BalsinEcr
Dr. Balsingcr. the actress alleges.
agreed TO improve the expression
OF her eyes. After the operation.
she had nothing but ugly scars
about her eyes and the loft optic
refused to register even normal
expression" II WINS charged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
Comedian Dies
Alone in World

For years Dominic PRrolint
amused audiences In American the.
nters As member Of tho Marine
Revue, an Alderman q Harris
vaudeville act. his mummery brought
pleasure 10 crowded houses.
He died May II az Providence
hospital. alone IN the world. No
relatives are known. lie was ~.
His actor aud actress friends laid
aside their grease paint aud stage
tapplngs "Wednesday morning TO
pas their last respects as his body
was crcmated al tho Cremation 30.
eiety's chapel on queen Anne Hill.
Tonight Tho Marine Reeuo viii
be- a. merry as ever - 10 the
audience
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
tAdyertlssmtnD

Jersey City. q. ia letter which
read la the paper about Carriers
Little Liver Pills lifted my own case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
B0THELL D AN C {
City Celebrates Opening OF
$4,000 Paving Project

Tho commercial club Of Botheil
sends out an invitation TO everyone
to attend her street dance 20 k
given May ls
The occasion viii celebrate the
opening OF street paving thru the
main section Of the town The
Commercial men had hopca Of hav.
Ing the Pacific highway run thru
ths city thus saving them the high
coat OF paving The finished prof.
sct has cost the community S5o.-
600.
Tho dance will take place early
in tho evening There viii bp re-
freshmsnts and music by i2-plece
orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
tuberculosis Work !
Discussed at Meet

T. 3. Kidner OF New York city viii
speak on tho past, present and fu.
turs OF the tuberculosis move
ment" at the Washington Tubereu.
iosls association convention in walls
wAlla, June and ?. occupationsl
therapy VIII also be feature of the
discussions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
NEED INDIAN TEACHERS

There are atm vacancies for home
economies teachers and principals In
tho Indian school service and appli.
cantH are asked 10 sign up imme.
diateiy with the u. 8. civil service
dis,ric, office at room so2 Postotf!ce
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
Clubs Stage Circus at
Y. w. G.. A. Nav ID

a real thrse.ring circus, with
such characters as Romeo and Jul.
let, Walt and skeezlS and tho well.
known Tingiing Sisters. will feature
the ail-ciub mixer at the Young
women's Christian Association on
Thursday night. Each club win put
on a stunt OF It's own "a part OF
the program. Mrs. r. l. Rabbit.
chairman OF the club department OF
tho " W. c. A., and members Of
the intsr.cluo council. arc In charge,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
Fall From Slip on
Rug Proves Fatal

Mrs, Katharine Frank, as, Of asi4
Fremont ave, died at her homo Tues.
day morning. following n fail in
which Ahc injured her spine. Mrn.
Frank. in calling on n friend. slipped
on rug and fell to the floor
She had been living with her
brother. Adam Pflanz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

tho finance system Of Seattle and
getting acquainted with tho require
ments Of his new Job. He is a for
mcr Spokane county auditor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

so closely that | could
not help trying then
and nm very happy ]
did f" SO writes Air
Frank ]. Trumbull
whose letter goes or
10 say. II had heard
about Carriers Little
Liver Pills for year,
but never knew they
helped overcome poor
appetite and sour
stomach. until I read
Evening star., 1925-01-15

81 and $I.25 Silk Bonnets
79c
(1S) Babies White Silk Bonnets mar
row lace trimming: sizes IL and Is only:
slightly soiled from handling.
Boys $3.50 to $500 Shoes
$I.05
125 pairs Boys and Little Gents Shoes
lace and blucher styles: brown and dull
feathers; sizes in the lot from II to 1875
and I to 5i2.
Women's $500 to $500
High Shoes, $I.29
500 pairs women's High Shoes, black,
brown kid and dull leather; high and low
heels; sizes in the lot from to s.
Wonens Fiber Hose, 30c
(Seconds of soc Grade)
Womens Rayon (fber silky Hose, with
three-seam back; black and assorted
shades; rayon (fiber silk) garter hem.
Children's Sport Socks, 39c
(Seconds Of 50c Grzde)
Children's Ribbed Sport Socks, seven
eighths length; assorted shades, with
fancy turnover cuff.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
SI.75 Brassieres. $I.I9

$I.75 Brassieres, $I.I9
Two dozen De Bevoise Brassieres, OF
fancy silk materials; deep-cut model,
with boned diaphragm support; fasten
back; sizes So, 3S and A only.-(Second
F1oor.)
$3.50 Brassieres, $50
De Bevoise Brassieres, all-over lace
lined with pink satin; built-up shoul-
ders; deep cut and fasten back; sizes 54
to 5o-(second FIoor.)
70c Brdssieres, 40c
dozen De Bevoiss Brassieres, fancy
pink fabrics, fasten back; sizes AZ, A
and 46 only; slightly soiled from han
dlinE-(Second F1oor.)
$500 Corsets, $I.60
American Lady and Thomsons Girdles
and Non-lacing Corsets, of pink coutil
and brocade; elastic side; sizes "a, IS, 26
and "a; slightly soiled from handling
(Second F1oOr)
$3.50 Memo COrsetS, $2.48
u5) Memo Corsets, of pink coutil.
semi-elastic top, with long hips; light
boning; sizes "a to 34.-(Secund F1oor.)
So Corset Brassieres, $l.I0
H. & c. Corset Brassieres, long hips
and deep-cut model; fancy pink fabrics,
some with wide elastic; broken Sizes
(Second FIoorD
Evening star., 1925-01-15

1928 Muslin P4tic0ats
$I.69
Lot of Women's Muslin Petticoats
hounces of laces and insertions; soiled
from handling.
SI.OO Corset Carers. 40c
Corset Covers, of nainsook, dainty
lace-trimmed styles.-(Third FIoer.)
$1.6o Corset Coeers, $I.OO
Ami French Corset Covers, white
nainsook; dainty embroidered and seal
loped models.
35c Stationery, I9c
"Cewco Linen" Stationery, in white,
blue, hello, pink and buff; 81 sheets In
each box.
I5c Envelopes, &c Pkge.
"Cevco Linen" Envelopes, in hello,
buff and pink only; Is in each package
Csc Envelopes, 2 Pigs, 29c
Monarch Size Envelopes. white and
French blue only.
100 Paper Napkins, &c
White Crepe Paper Napkins, full size
sold regularly at 10c hundred dimit
one hundred to buyer).
49c Boys Books, SIC
Radio Series ideal books for boys;
choice Of seven titles
Metal Clothes Hampers
$208
Whit. Enameled-finish Metal Clothes
Hampers with covers; only.
$3.50 and - Comforts
$2.65
(2) White Cotton-filled Comforts,
sizes 72x72 and 73rSo inches for double
beds; covered with various soft-finish,
figured fabrics.
$50 Comforts, 1926
t1s) wool-Filled Comforts. covered
with soft-fnish COTTON fabrics, figured
both sides; plain Sateen borders.
$40 and SIS Blankets, $7.65
GD AIl-wool and s5% Wool Blankets.
=
size. Slight seconds.
Fruit of the Loom Cotton, I8c
SS-inch Bleached Fruit of the Loom;
lengths up to 8 yards.
$500 Blankets, $2.88
(26) Heavyweight Blankets, size SAX
IS inches; gray and tan with blue or
pink borders.
Women's $500 to $500
Lou Shoes, $I.70
oxfords and Pumps, patent leather,
tan, black and brown kid and dull
feathers; sizes in the lot from Pa to {.
Misses 1925 to $3.50
Shoes, $I.48
loo pairs Misses and Children's Shoes
of brown and duh feathers; heel and
spring heels; sizes in the lot from s1s
to IS
Evening star., 1925-01-15

Odd Lots
Mems Clothing
S35 Overcoats, $3.50
t4) Imported all-wool fabrics
with plaid back; fancy models
with all-around belt; each sizes
So and 3s.
STATS OvercoatS, $II.95
(3D Plaid-back Overcoats, with
raglan shoulders and all-around
belt: finished with large collar
and patch pockets: sizes 33, 81, IS,
Sc, 81. 3s, 40 and ~.
$11.50 Raincoats, $7.95
G2) Cashmere Raincoats, with
plaid backs; olive shade rubber
ized material: made with all
around belt; sizes So to A..
SIS listers, $2z.65
(s) Extra Size listers, with
plaid backs and half belt; all-wooI
materials; sizes A, As and IS.
Two-Pants Suits, $I4.75
(55) Young Mems and Students
Two-pants Suits, medium weight;
light and dark colors; sports mod
els, with two or three button
coats.
Geldsnberr's-First Flsor.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
SOC Almond Cream, 25c

SOC Almond Cream. 2.5c
Caro-Co Cocoanut Almond Cream, for
chapped or rough skin.
SOC Bay Rum. 29c
Wrisley's West India Bay Rum, stand
ard quality; full strength.
75c and $I.OO Perfumes, 44c
oakley's Perfumes and Toilet Waters,
odd lots and assorted odors.
I5c and l0c Hardscrubs. I2c
Handscrubs assorted lot. including a
variety OF practical shapes.
Csc TGlcurs Potcder. I2c
Vivadou's Maivou Talcum, delight
fully fragrant
Glass TunbIers, 6 for 38c
ESQ dozen) Light Thin Blown Tum-
blers. with neat grape cutting; good
quality glass. Sold regularly for s1.eo
dozen.
$I.69 Tea Kettles. 89c
Aluminium Tea Kettles, with paneled
sides; 4-quart trade size; guaranteed
ware.
Foot Tubs, Csc
(ss) White Japanned Tin Foot Tubs:
good size.
81 40, $I.75 and $I.98
Wash Boilers, 79c
Heavy Tin Wash Boilers, with wood
handles; slightly marred from handling.
aluminium Copbinets, 08c
(1s) Aluminium Combinets, with alum
mum covers and bail handles; 1O-quart
trade size.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Children's 81 CO,crts, 66c

4 dozen Children's Flannelette Night
gowns: plain white and assorted stripes
double yoke back, some with embroid-
cred yoke front; mostly in size 10 years.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Remnants Of 89c and $I.OO
Dress Goods, 58c

Remnants of Storm Serge Dress Crepe,
Hairline Stripe Serge and Crepe, Bril-
liantine and Chiffon Panama All IS
inches wide: good range of wanted col
ors: also 36-inch Chenille Corduroy.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Remnants of soc to 75c
Wash Goods
39c Yard

Remnants OF many desirable
wash fabrics for Spring, including
Check and Stripe Homespun Yarn
Mercerized Poplin, SILK -and-Cot-
ton Demi-rough Pongee. Check
and Stripe Ratine, Printed Silk
and-cotton Crepe de Chine. I'M
ported Colored Chiffon Voiles, and
many other sought-after fabrics.
Useful lengths for every need. 90,
S6 and 40 inches wide
Goldenberg's-Ffrst Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
So Corset Brassieres, $I.I9
$40 Coats, $S.7

$40 Coats, $8.7
(24) Coats with self or fur collars,
overplaids and mixtures; silk and fancy
Innings. Sizes 10 to a..
$3.50 to $40 Chokers, $1.98
O0 Fur Chokers of ftch-dyed opos-
sum, finished with head and tail.
SIO.98 to $17.o8 Blouses, $.98
az Overblouses of embroidered
crepe de chine; others in beaded de-
signs.
$50 to $2o.75 Dresses, $6.9S
(34) Cloth Dresses of fine grade
Poiret twill; light or dark shades.
$40 Satin Dresses. S1.o8
(17) Satin Dresses in black, brown
and navy blue; plain and fancy models.
Sizes 10 to IS.
S1.oS to $z.9S MILDLY Blouses
7oc
Small lot of MILDLY Blotses, of dark
blue and white materials; sizes IA to
p.
$1OO Fur Capes, &7.5O
~ Sealine Capes (dyed coney). full
length; fine nicely lined; fun length
$3.50 Marmot Coats. S157.5O
(2) Margot Coats, full kngth; fine
grade lining; new model.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
5000 ChinchilLa Goats, $4.4.5

(9) Baby Boys Chinchilia Coats, in
navy, cinnamon and brown; belted-back
models. with pockets and buttons; twill
lining. Sizes l and years
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Girls $I8.75 Coat Sets
1925

CD High grade All-wool Coat Sets. Of
imported cloth; tailored coat with four
pockets; drawer leggins and polo cap;
tan mixtures; size years only
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Mems 1923 and $IO.98
Bath Robes, 5000

(3s) Mems Bath and Lounging Robes,
silk cord binding on pockets, collar, cuffs
and border; button-front style; plaids,
stripes and floral patterns; small, me-
dium and large sizes.
Evening star., 1925-01-15

G2-inch Amshsn Silk, A mi-rough,
silk mixed quality; a good assortment
OF wanted colors.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
75c An,sItart Silk, 30c

I5c 4ntSfldIl SLtk, 3Sc
G2-inch Amshsn Silk, demi-rough,
silk-mixed quality; a good assortment
OF wanted colors.
08c Clousheen Crepe, SOC
36-inch Glowsheen Crepe. with self
colored. neat woven designs. A high
grade fiber silk (rayon) quality, in peach
tan and Copenhagen.
20c and 30c DOmestics. I5c
Remnants of 36-iuch Outing Flannels.
3s-inch Domet Flannel, 36-inch Printed
Fieecedown Flannel 32-inch Dress Cling
hams. 36-inch Shifting Madras and 27-
inch Plain Color Outing Flannel
15c and I8c A prom
Cingtams, IO19c
Remnants of Apron Ginghams. in all
sizes blue and brown checks; to yard
lengths; fast colors.
I6c and 2Oc COttOns. lie
Remnants of Sc and 80 inch Bleached
and Unbleached Gottons. fine close woven
grades; / to yard lengths.
49c Table OilcIOth. I9c
Remnants of Five-Quarter Table Oil
cloth. in plain white. fancy and tiling
effects. Limited quantity.
$50 kintOnO Silk, 08c
G1 pieces) S6-inch Printed Kfmono
SILK, an all-silk quality; beautiful styles
and colorings.
WOmen's SI.60 CIores. 70c
women's Double Silk Gloves. strap
wrist and two-clasp styles; in beaver
brown and gray.
ChiIdrens SOC Wool CIores
20c
Children's Novelty Wool Gloves, in
navy, gray and brown.
Mems $50 Refers, 59c
(4s) Mems An-wool Brushed Refers,
or mufflers; plain buff and brown: others
in striped effects.
Mems $3.50 Sneaters, $I.39
(sD Mems Coat Sweaters, light and
dark oxford gray; V-neck style with two
pockets; mostly in sizes 3S, SO and 40. a
few sizes ~ and A.
Mems $50 UnderaCear, SOC
(136) Mems Wool-mixed Underwear,
mostly shirts, a few drawers in the lot;
natural gray; broken sizes.
Mems 81 and Sc Union Suits
$3.50
$3.50 Lewis Make Union Suits, wool
mixtures; perfect quality; regular sizes
"a, 36. 3S, 40, AZ. "A, As, 4s and SO, also
stout sizes IS, A and IS.
Mems SIS to S6.98 StCeaters
$500
(46) Mems Notair Coat Sweaters, OK
ford gray, maroon, navy and heather
shades: mostly in sizes 81 to 40; V-neck
and roll collar styles.
Mems 1898 and SIO.98
Bath Robes, 5000
(3s) Mems Bath and Loungtng Robes
silk cord binding on pockets, collar. cuffs
and border; button-front style; plaids,
stripes and floral patterns; small, me-
dunn and large sizes.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Mems ST to $1.50 Shirts

TWGfI 10 AoIIII to
(18O Neglgee Shirts broken lots from stock IN
sales; slightly soiled mussed from handling; Lilo
good quality shirtings Sizes A. 141a and IS only ~
(No exchanges-no refunds) w
Evening star., 1925-01-15
aluminium, COnabiuets. 08c

GS) Aluminium Combinets, with alum
mum covers and bail handles; 10-quart
trade size.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
08c GIotusheen Crepe. SOC

S6-inch Glowsheen Crepe, with self
colored. neat woven designs. high
grade fiber silk trayon) quality, in peach,
tan and Copenhagen.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Gray Enameled Ware, Each

oldy Ahl0IAi\ISA VdAN -
One lot of Gray Enameed Ware consisting of
1Oquart trade size Preserving Kettles and Water
Paik, Double Roasters and 6-quart trade size Sauce
pans.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Girls 1926 BIouses, Csc

Three dozen Girls Cotton Pongee
Overblouses. in tan only; made with sill
tie belt, embroidered pockets, long
sleeves and pearl buttons.-(Thirt
FloOr.)
Evening star., 1925-01-15

Children's Ribbed Sport Socks, seven
eighths length; assorted shades, with
fancy turnover cuff.
Evening star., 1925-01-15

] 1"Odd
rifty shopper will find much of il
Gray Enameled w
of Gray Enameled Ware, cons
'ade size Preserving Kettles an
Die Roasters and 6-quart trade 81;
$I.98 and $3.50 Dresses
$I.60
90 Girls Dresses, of good quality
ginghan7, in assorted checks and plaids;
sizes and years only.
Girls $4.98 and $5.98
Dresses, 1898
G7) Girls Wool Jersey Dresses, in
tan, henna. green and copen; with
worsted embroidered designs; sizes T.
s and 10 years.
Girls $40 Dresses, S7.98
(25) Girls Dresses. Of chiffon taffeta,
in tan, brown and navy; rufie-trimmed
model; sizes to II years.
Girls S. Dresses, 1898
ts) Silk Pongee Dresses. neatly trim
med; sizes z, 8, IL and II years.
Girls S4.95 Dresses, $2.98
l2) Aii-silk Pongee Dresses, pink
only; rufie-trimmed model, with hand
embroidered neck and sleeveless; size
years.
81 Jersey Leggins, 69c
Is Prs.) Jersey Drawer Leggins. in
black: size only.-CThird F1oor.)
Girls $2.60 Scarf Sets, $I.08
t6) Brushed Wool Scarf and Tam
Sets, powder blue only; border trimmed.
soc White Dresses, 33c
(33) Babies Short White Dresses, lace
trimmed skirts and fancy yokes.
81 Baby Buntings, $2.o5
(5) Baby Buntings. Of eiderdown, in
light blue and pink; made with attached
hood.
Children's 1926 Goats. $5.05
G2) All-wool Coats raglan sleeves,
finished with fine buttons and pockets;
warmly lined; sizes 2 to years.
!$5.08 S,UeGter Sets, S3.05
(D Four-piece Brushed Wool Sweater
Sets, in copen only; sweater, leggins,
cap and mittens.-(Third F1oor.)
S. Stcedter Sets. 1895
(3) Three-piece All wool KNITTED
Sweater Sets-cap, sweater and leggins;
light blue, red and copen; sizes 1 and
only.-(Third F1oor)
ChiIdren's 81 GO,CIts, 66c
dozen CbiIdrep's FlannaIetYa Nirb+-
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Odd Lots of WOmen's s Coats
Dresses, Blouses, Suits, Etc.

$1OO Fur Coats, $54.5O
(D Sealine Fur (dyed coney) Coats.
full length; gopd quality lining.
Women's SIS Suits, $3.4s
DO Womenss Fall Suits, light and
dark gray. Sizes 10 to So. Plain tai
lored models.
$40 Dresses, $7.S5
CD Evening" Dresses of georgette
crepe, pastel shades; pretty models.
$1.5O House Dresses, S4c
(45) House Dresses of ginghams in
various colors. Sizes 56 to 48.
$1S.5N Dresses, $4.o8
(24) Cloth snd Silk Dresses OF Poiret
twill, plain silks and brocaded failles.
$3.50 to $3.50 Girls Coats
$6.oS
14) Girls Coats with self or fur col
lars of beavarette; finished with silk
cords; plain or embroidered models.
Sizes 10 to 10 years.
$40 andt$12 Coats, $4.S8
G2) Cloth Coats. light. and dark
shades all with self collars. Sizes 10
to 30
GoldeIberg' Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Broadside of Friday Bargains and "Odd Lots"

Tmor % all remnants
m ma o
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-09-02

Crookston where they will also visit
Ray Roxberg and family have gone
to Iowa for two weeks visit with
relatives. Mrs. Dan Miller and dau
ghter, Vivien accompanied them to
visit there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Pelz and family
are enjoying visit from his mother
Mrs. B. Pelz of Iowa. His father
brother and sister, who is a stu
dent nurse on her vacation are expect.
ed to arrive Sunday for visit with
them also.
Mr.. M. Anderson and son of Swe-
desburg, Iowa, arrived Sunday to- vi.
sit with their sons and brothers, Ar.
thur and Arnold Anderson and ia
miles.
Little Doris Peterson is the guest OF
her cousin, Marion Peterson this week
Miss Ruth Peterson gave very sue
cessful De Luxe Decorator Demon
stration at the Solberg Store Satur.
day afternoon and evening.
Miss Hazel Woefel and Miss Kahn
Ike assisted their sister Mrs. Chas
Woelfel during threshing week.
Mrs. Louis Leonard and son Adolpf
and Miss Amanda Loken left last
week for a motor trip to Moorhead
MINI, Devils Lake, N. D., and Other
points where they will visit will
relatives.
c. LANCE who was here from Iowa
to oversee threshing operations OF
his farm operated by Wolfel Bros.
left for his home last Saturday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-09-02
Hen Should Have Fair
Trial On Culling Day

All laying hens must rest at some
time, hence it may be a mistake to
yield to tendency to discard all
hens that are not laying at the time
the flock is culled. This system
frequently throws out some Of the
best hens, depending on when the
culling is done. Poor conditions as
to feed and housing may mean poor
production early in the summer.
"At the recent poultry judging
school at Cornell University" the
factors stressed most were body
type, body conformation, and
head" says Cora E. Cooke, of the
university's agricultural extension
service. "a New Jersey poultry
specialist gave these factors a def
mite value-70 out of 100 possible
points-while only 20 points were
given to present condition.
"In other words, in order to be
high producer a hen must ha-e a
long, broad, deep body and a Strong
head with bright full eve, and
show the active disposition Of the
layer. She may show these charac-
teristics even though she is not lay
ing. If, in addition, she also bears
the marks of having laid well in
the past, we can be quite sure of
our choice of the high producer"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-09-02
Fraudulent Egg Buyer
Draws Jail Sentence

Last week the Farm Bureau sent
warning against fake produce buy
ers to the farmers through the coun-
try newspaper. That there was
ground for such warning is shown by
the case of M. Clancy, alias VIM. A.
Curtis, whose address for the next
few months will be care of the Rem
vile county Jail.
Clancy, or Curtis, came to grief
through the activity the State De-
partment of Agriculture which dis
covered that he had been buying eggs
under false pretenses. H was caught
and through complaint filed by A.
Hanson Of Buffalo Lake, was SEN
fenced to three months in Jail and to
leave Minnesota at the end of that
time and remain out of the state.
Money enough was recovered from
Curtis. it is believed to pay for the
eggs shipped to him and which he had
sold without making returns to the
shippers.
R. F. Hall, chief inspector, State
Department of Agriculture, rendered
a good service in running down and
prosecuting this fellow. 1t should serve
as lesson to farmers and small
dealers not to sell produce of any
kind to strangers.