Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 19

JANUARY 16 1930 MASON CITY "For. Ad Brought 'More Thaia 25: Galls, the Radio, Was Sold SLOBE-GAZETTE WANT AI 'RATES. cents-a line first Jn- nJiMrtion. cents a line for each con-, ciitive, subsequent insertion! j'i. (Count five average words to CLASSIFIED DISPLAX ADVERTISING: 70c column inch each in- erti6n.

discount of 1,5 per cent will allowed on all classified ad- fTertiaementa paid for at tha of insertion or not later 24 hours thereafter, AJQSwers to blind advertise- nenta must a addressed to the stated in the ad, care of Globe-Gazette. Under no circumstances will the Globe-. Gazette reveal the name ol those inserting "Wind" aiiver: tisemehts. Memorandum to "discontinue" Jtmust reach this office not later 12 m. or otherwise ad- Kyeitisement cannot be discon- Ijtinued until tha next day.

Help Wanted Male-WANTE--Young man, must be neat appearing and honest. Steady position. Apply at 205 M. B. A.

Bldg. WANTED--4 reliable carriers for Sunday and morning routes. Apply .1 St. S. B.

at 0 p. m. H. A. WANTED--Single man on faTM' Toy year.

Write T-14, Globe-Gazette. A Young man with! machine shop experience. Wrlto X-15, GLOBErGAZETTE WANTED--Messenger boy, -steady employment. Must be 16 years old. Western Union Telegraph Co.

WANTED MAN WITH CAR AT ONCE rersonals--- WANTED rjru to try Richards Rheumatic' "ernedy. Reaches every bone, tissue 4 joint. Removes the cause. Money ck If it falls. $1.00, six for 55.50 --at-- DRUG AND ALL DRUG STORES ist and Found-- 10 FOURTH NORTHWEST Friday between 8 and 9 a.

m. Ready to Work. Help Wanted Female-- For latent Rooms--- FOR RENT--Slpg. hot water heat, also 20 6th. N.

W. FOR RENT--Mod. sipg. 1 room and garage. 404 1st N.

W. Ph. 2935-U FOR RENT--Room and 132 Fourth St. N. W.

garage. FOR REiNT--Sleeping 093. FOR RENT--Mod. slpg. room and garage.

404 1st N. W. Ph. 2B35L. FOR Ph.

3569. FOR RENT--1 Furn. light room. 210 N. Adams.

FOR RENT--4 unfurn. hskg. rms. close in. 13 S.

Conn. mo. FOR RENT--Nicely film, slpg. prl ent. Ph.

1321. FOR RENT Housekeeping or sleeping rooms. 421 N. Adams. FOR RENT--2 heated furn.

rooms. 218 5th N. W. Legal Notices NOTICE OF THE APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR STATE OF IOWA, Cerro Gordo County, ss No. 3879.

Notice Is Hereby Given that the undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Mike Barta deceased, late of Cerrp Gordo County. All persons indebted to said are requested to make Immediate payment; and those having claims against the same will duly authenticated to the undersigned for allowance, and file in the office of the Clerk of the District Court. ED F. BARTA. Dated Jan.

7, 1930. room, I LeRoy T. Bosworth, Manly, Iowa, Attorney. 'FOR RENT--Nicely furn, close in. Ph.

3097L. FOR RENT--Film, 509 N. I H. MacPeak, Clerk District Court. FOR RENT--B rm.

house, garage, By--Margaret Riley, Deputy, acreage. Ph. 908L, FOR RENT Modern sleeping rpom in private home. All new and lovely furnlsh- iSi ,1 2l lre Kef- Garage if desired. Ph.

3163. Fon RENT 3 unfurn. rooms, heat, water and lights furnished. WANTED Housekeeper on farm. Elderly lady or woman with small children.

Kef. Required. Write K-ll, Globe-Gazette WANTED Women to work in the plant. Apply Employment Office JACOB, E. DECKER AND SONS 16 THIRTEENTH NORTHWEST COOK WANTED at county home Ph.

ST--French horn, Kockford, be; tween Grady's Hatchery aiid Lime brack bridge, south. Notify Guy Teeple, Rockford. Reward $5. LOST fVirist watch with initials on vrjst band. -Phone 2822-J after 6 m.

for liberal reward. wrist watch on leather strap. Ph. 2856L. pituations Wanted-- ODDLE-Aged lady housekeeping.

S7 a' wk. Write W-15, 31obe-Gazettc. To Loan-Juick Aid 1)6 M.B.A. Loans Co. FHONt 653 'Money Small Monthly Payments LOANS to 9300 FURNITURE SALARY JLbsolute Confidence LOAN CO.

sati. BK. LOANS ON MASON CITY PROPERTY Prompt Closing Attractive Terms Reasonable Fee Write Z-15, GLOBE-GAZETTE gMprtgages and Bonds-- INVESTMENTS I -Well secured First Mortgage on sV Mason City Income property for 'sale, good Investment for quick sale. Write Y-15, GLOBE-GAZETTE Sae Livestock HEREFORD CATTLE FOR SALS 236 choice calves, 473 yearlings, 337 Keifers, springers, cows, other breeds, medium flesh, can sort, Je- tlorned, anxious to sell. Write or ire 'Floyd Johnston, Stockport, la.

Household Goods- SALE--Baby buggy, bassinet, chair. 322 3 N. E. FyFOR FOR SALE--Gas stove. Call in person at'208, Kirk apt.

I-FOR and records leather rocker. Ph. 1061J. FOR SALE BV-piece mahogany dining suit; 3- ie mohair overstuffed; 4-piece room Oriental pointed; '8-tube console radio; Axmlnster rug; miscellaneous articles. Must be sold it once.

Apt. 8, Century Annex. See iv goods and owner. 'or Rent Farms H. FOR.

RENT farm 4 miles northwest-of Iwjrafton, Iowa. Share or cash rent, llfor term of years to suitable party. 'Si? Address W. Wingcrt, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. preference: K.

A. Nack, Gratton or Joe Johnson, Mason City. FOR RENT 280 acre farm well Improved. I). H.

CAMPBELL Clear Lake, Iowa Sale Keal Estate-- FOR SALE for 6-rm. mod. home, paving, garage. Outstanding buy. PATTON, No.

side M. B. A. flfor Sale Farms-- acre farm. Clear ayre.

Lena Nemitz, Hamp- Kon, Iowa. (Wanted to Rent- Wanted Salesman-- IWANTED--To rent small house or bungalow at reasonable Possession Feb. 1. Five Irooms desired. size oE house Jand rental desired to K-14, Globe' Gazette.

"KENT BFuriiishcd room rloso io fimiiiy who will cinrn for chilli during day. 1'iiojic 3011. HIGH. Class, honest, energetic with executive abilltv who is looking.for permanent eni- plpyment and advancement to sell guaranteed standard line of playground apparatus, water equipment, flood light projectors and chain link fence, to cover the Northeastern section of Iowa. Must have good car, sales experience, good education, ability to tnlk publicly and furnish best of references.

Between the ages of 25 and 40; -Good position if you can qualify. Write Giant Manufacturing Council Bluffs, la. For Rent Apartments-- FOR RENT--5 room Apt. close in, J. B.

Youngblood. Ph. 36. -EXPERIENCED TIRE SALESMAN WANTED To soil lending brand nationally advertised tires to car owners and truck owners in Mason City. Salesman must have aggressive ability, good personality and experience.

This Is a permanent connection. Personal interview only. ROOM 316 EADMAR HOTEL Between 7 and 9 p. m. Thursday and Friday.

A Bi There is a big change 'taking place in agriculture that spells success and profit to men who see the possibilities and grasp the opportunity early. Power farming equipment Is coming into its own. Authorities agree that there is prosperity ahend for those engaged in the sale of power farming machinery. One of the long established leaders In tills field Is looking for a man in' this locality to uct as its retail dealer. He must be thoroly reliable, should have a wide acquaintance among farmers and should have some working capital.

He heed not now be engaged in a retail business. All communications will bo treated as confidential. Address reply to FOR RENT--Very desirable i'urn. apt. 130 5th N.

E. DRY LAW ENDS FIRST DECADE Bells Ring at Noon in Mason City as Part of Observance. In observance of Victory day, the" tenth anniversary of prohi- i bition, whistles blew and church FOR rm. mod, apt. 2477.

bells in Mason City for 10 min- FOR RENT--i room outside windows, newly decorated. Call 210. FOR RENT--3 rm. furn. mod.

hot water heat. Information. 322 3 N. B. FOR RENT--Wm.

furn. apt. 1038L. utes Thursday noon. The observance! was general thruout the United States.

Organizations which, have, been staunch in their support of the prohibition amendment observed the day as one of historical interest. A. program, sponsored by the Women's Christian Temperance union, was scheduled to be held in Uie Baptist church at 7:30 o'clock Thursday night. L. E.

president of the local W. C. T. U. was to preside.

The speakers include Mrs. A. M. Haggard, Mrs. F.

R. Currie, James Rae, the Rev. Jewel Pickett, County 7 i Attorney Roe Thompson and Sheriff Chieftain 1 dial radio complete with Cress eliminator or batteries, $25. See FOR RENT--Apt i Delaware building. Ph.

308 or 659J. For Sale FOR tank. Ph. 490. gal.

storage HIGH Teat- winter gas fifteen lax three. Monroe and Fifth. RED GROSS WILL TEACH FIRST AID coiits to Course in Life- saying From Local Chapter. According to.a plan worked out the American Red Ci-oss and the loy Scouts of America, a course in rst-ajd for scoutleadera has been equeated of the Cerro Gordo coun- chapter of the American Red Cross by J. C.

Underwood for the Torth lows, area council of Boy couts. By agreement the stand- rd Red Cross course of 15 hours in- truction will be conducted first rith director of'first- aid 'and life-saving for the Cerro Gordo county chapter, as lay in- tructor. The regular Red Cross ext-bobk will be used and. the class ill meet every Thursday evening- rom 7 to in the Lin- oln school. Each student will pay ils to cover the necessary sup- lies.

T. Ii. Connor will serve as a olunteer instructor for the Red the completion of the Lnal senior standard ertificate in first-aid will be award- to each student by the American National Red Cross, Lay students who complete this ourse will later be offered an ad- anced course, and it is hoped that ater a limited number may qualify Red Cross junior instructors to he Boy Scouts. Lyman Osam, field scout execu- ive of the North Iowa area council, Iready ranks as examiner dn the ife-saving program of the Amerian Red Cross and will serve the erro Gordo county chapter as in- tructor in life-savfng work among he Boy Scouts at tha Mason City Y. M.

C. A. pool. When his students ire ready for examination, Mr. )sam will act on the chapter's board examiners for both junior and enior awards.

FRANK, 706 N. FEDERAL FOR SALE--Brand new all clec- tric radio, cheap. Ph. 3141J. Poultry and Eggs- niAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEYS Young mid old stock.

Pen malings. Write for Trices. S. M. LOWE Thompson Iowa FOR SALE Rose Comb Rhode Island Red cockerels.

Quality the very best PHONE RKKLBR 844-J Roosters, Jersey Black Giants. ED. ROEDER Phone 156 Rockwell, In. FOR SALE Toulouse heavy layers, $3 each, either sex. PH.

4F13 MRS. J. P. KANE FOR SALE Barred Rock cockerels $2.50 each. Lloyd Stevens, 1 ml.

S. and mi. W. of Plymouth. Call 618 Plymouth.

Box MANUFACTURER'S Representative. Nationally known manufacturer of commercial envelopes requires man this locality. One- piece window envelopes and the regular style without the window, both styles Incorporating opaque feature, giving absolute privacy to mails. Genuine bond paper. Address Sales Manager, 3542 North Kimhall, Chicago.

HIGHEST Cash paid weekly with part expenses. "Experience unnecessary. Outfit free. Write Hawks Nursery Company, Wauwatosa. Wis.

For Rent Houses-- FOR RENT--5 room furn. bungalow. No children. Ph. 2405J.

119 13 N. E. FOR RENT--Mod. upper duplex, close in, fiiru or unfurn. Ph.

FOR RENT--6 room modern house. 228 West State close in. FOK RENT 5-ro'om and hath brick liun- Jiho nexv; clsfcrji, garngo and garden spot, Poss. Mar. 1.

Innuire at 902 15th St. N. E. or write Walter Neuberger, Ventura. FOR RENT Strictly modern 7-room brick duplex house and garage, close in.

40B 1st N. W. PHONE 752-J. FOR RENT Fine 5-room furnished house. W.

L. PATTON No. side M. B. A.

FOR RENT nice 5-rm. mod. bungalow, gnr- a fir? possession February. W. L.

PATTON, No. side M. B. A. Farm Machinery-- FOR SALE--2 used 2-holo corn shelters, 1 stone pulverizer, I light- plant, I large gravel truck box 2 rccutters, 2 attrlctlon mills, 1 hammer well drill plunger with 8 Fordsons, 12 tractors, threshers, 0 silo fillers, etc.

Miclke, Ncwljjimpton, fawn. Auto Accessories Guaranteed Used A I Exchange Price 92.50 up. Pattcrles charged EOc. Phone 831. Indian Motorcycle Shop, 620 So.

Fed. USED CARS OF MERIT 1929 Whippet 4 Sedan. Demonstrator. Save 1926 Overland 6 Coupe. Completely overhauled, upholstering and finish fine, new car guarantee $325 1925 Dodge Coupe.

First-class condition ipzgg 1929. Ford Cab. Coupe. Newish. Save 5 Ford Coupes.

'24s to '27s, priced $95 to HATHORN AUTO CO. Opposite Post Office Cost '2G Ford Touring. A-l $75 Late Studebaker Touring. Clean $75 Clean Ford Touring. With gear Ford Coupe.

A good one for Ford Fordor. Fine motor We also have some Exceptionally Fine Buys in GOOD WILL USED CARS TRADE--TERMS Jphuni Gallagher OAKLAND--PONTIAC SIXES MOTOR CARS AND SERVICE 25-27 2nd St. S. E. Phone 1567 Open Sundays arid Evenings Pioneer Boys Work on Projects at Weekly Meetings Project work in connection with the Pioneer clubs of the Y.

M. C. A. now model aircraft building, leatherci-aft, taxidermy, lifesaving picture transferring, It was announced Thursday. Three other projects, radio, woodcraft and show card writing, will likely be added to the list noon, Forty boys under Edgar Gage and Earl Gaylord meet from 8 to 9 o'clock Wednesday evenings to build model airplanes.

These be exhibited at the annual hobby show. John Witwer has charge of the 12 boys in the leathercraft department who meet from 8 to 9 o'clock Mondays. Taxidermy is taught by Edward Vogel from 8 to 9 o'clock Mondays and from 7 to 8 o'clock Saturdays. Ed Baocock has charge of the 20 boys in the lifesaving class who meet at 7:15 o'clock Thursday, eve- ings. Eight boys are learning picture transferring from M.

Thraves Monday nights at o'clock. Jack Woisnak, Porter Huchard and Clarence Moore are Pioneer club leaders. Musical Instruments Ph. 3-103 JIl. ONE BEAT, GUI' EVERY DAV This opportunity available only on FRIDAY, JAN.

17, 1930 OWsmobilc Sedan Clonn and runs like new. A special (j. tft i) RJ3UABLI5 USED CARS --at-BIRUM-OLSON CO. lli N. federal rixine X' Open Rrenincn nmt Kiwanis Club Will Send Clothing to Negro Fire Victims An appeal to the Mason City Kiwanis club, which has as one of its objectives helping of underprivileged children, was made for aic for victims of the fire which, destroyed the girls' dormitory of the Piney Woods school for colored Piney Woods, Miss.

A telegram received by Harry Odle, local president, asked tha clothing suitable for the use of the girls who, nearly all of them, los their entire belongings in the fire A box will be sent from Mason City Saturday. Persons who have clothing to contribute have been asked to communicate with Clyd Hamlin, chairman of the 'commie tee. Other members of the commit tee are Erdix Swift and GUI Blackmorc. Masters Is Arrested on Bad Check Charg' Deputy Sheriff R. C.

Schiffman arrested O. C. Masters on a ba check charge after word was re ceived from authorities at Wes Union that a warrant had been is sued for Masters. West Union offi cials have been notified of the ar rest of Masters, who is being hel in the county jail pending their ar rival. Floyd Royal Neighbors Install New Officer FLOYD, Ros R.

N. A. camp here held open in stallation in the hall Saturda night for themselves and families The following officers were in stalled: Oracle, 'Francis Martin vice oracle, Bertha Dykeman; chan cellor, Eliza Hoel; recorder, Pear Thomas; receiver, Stella Morse marshal, Nellie Kenyon; assistan marshal, Maude Kennard; inne sentinel, Elnora Barney; outer sen Unel, Sue Pyle; manager, Mavth Khaplcy; musioinn, Blanch Thompson; Faith, Kclna El wood Modesty, MarlUa Shnplcy and Kr durance, Florence SALLY'S SALLIES CITY BRIEFS Most women can keep a secret- in. circulation. FIRE DESTROYS HALF OF TOWN Bucket Brigade Unable to Cope With Blaze in Struble.

STRTJBLE, Jan. 16. (JP--Loss estimated between (40,000 and $50,000 was caused early today when about half of the section of this town was destroyed by fire which is believed to have started from an overheated stove in the Pech garage. -Struble has only'a bucket brigade and unable to get assistance from nearby towns. Al! the burned places were on one side of Main street, and- in the block, except a private home in the other side of the street.

The ollowing businesses were destroyed: cafe, Pettes hardware store, Smith pool hall, Charles Lange's ire shop, Pech garage, the town and the home of W. Diederman. 4-H Girls Will Have Until Feb. 1 to Submit Schedule The girls 4-H clubs have 'until Feb. 1 in which to submit the 12 month schedule of programs to the office of the Farm Bureau, it was stated at the county agent's office Thursday.

Six full programs have already been submittted. i Lockhart Is Expected to Have Hearing Soon Otto Lockhart, who was arrested in Planltlnton, S. and brot here Jan. 7 on charges of stealing a. car at Rockwell, will have a hearing soon, his attorney states.

Lockhart is still in the county jail. Karl Johannsen, for almost eight 'cars connected with Decker Sons in Mason City, will leave VIonday for Dallas, Texas, where le will have headquarters in the fu- ure for his company. He will in- crest himself in operations in the manufacturing points in.the 3eoker company in Texas', namely Texarkana, Tyler, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio. He will make the ourney to Texas by automobile. Mr.

Johannsen has been a member, of the Chamber of Commerce glee club and as such made his last appearance before a Mason City audN enco at the Ilemford ThursUay noon. 25 per cent. reduction in round trip fares account Chicago Automobile Show Jan. 25 to 1, 1930. Apply to Agents C.

and N. W. Ry. for full information and tickets. The livery stable business might still be thriving if some smart person had conceived the idea of trading in the old hor'se on a new News.

Rites Will Be held for Forest Cityan: Was Fatal FOREST CITY, Jan. came to Mrs. Bert Macomber, 63, following an emergency operation lere Wednesday after having lived the community for approximately 40 years. She 'first came here with ler parents from, Glp.nvtlle, Minn. She is survived by her husband, a native of Fbrast City and one sister, Mrs.

George Peterson, Brownsdale, Minn. Funeral services will be conducted Friday afternoon at the home under the direction of the Rev. E. Carnell Wilson, pastor of the Forest City Congregational Burial will be in Oakwood cemetery. WE BUY used cars for cash.

Lapiner Motor Co. BIAS ON CITY', IA. On Household Furniture, Pianos and Other Personal Property. to 20 Months to Repay GET TOGETHER-All your small bills and use our money to pay them off. Keep your credit" good.

Phone 324 302 M. B. A. Bldg. C.

L. Pine Loan Co. FARMERS' SAVINGS BANK Statement of the condition of tha Farmers' Savings Bank, organized under the laws of Iowa, located at Rock Palls, in the County of Cerro 0 the Clo3e of buslness oh the thirty-first day of December. RESOURCES and discounts, bonds and securities verdrafts banking house Turniture and fixtures Due from banks and bankers, cosh and cash Items 2,000.00 2,000.00 5111,319.61 50.71 Total resources LIABILITIES Capital stock 5 10,000.00 Surplus fund 2,000.00 Undivided profits (after dedScting expense) 1,755.71 individual deposits subject to check 42,332.93 Savings deposits 1,896.72 Time certificates of deposits 60,142,58 Demand certificates, certified checks and unpaid dividends, Cashier's che9ks /236.80 Bills payable other than with Federal Reserve Bank 7,000.00 5125,364.74 12,000.00 1,755.71 104,609,03 7,000.00 $125,364.74 Total liabilities State of Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, ss. We, Val BHem, president, and R.

V. Wilkinson, cashier of the bank above named, do solemnly swear that the foregoing statement is full, true arid correct to the best of our knowledge and belief. (SEAL) VAL BLIBM, President R. V. WILKINSON, Cashier.

Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence by Val Bllem and R. V. Wilkinson, this ninth, day of January, 1030. W. BOYD Notary Public in and for Cerro Gordo County.

Attested by. EARNEST HTEBENS, Directors. T. D. WILKINSON, SEB1I-ANNUAL WT5PORT OP JOY JHI.TUCBIW A.

V. TY, FOR PERIOD BEGINNING JUNE 1, 1929, INCLUDING New Hospital Is Opened at Elma;" Structure Is Modern in Construction ELMA, Jan. 16 (31--Elma, a. town fit about 850 population in southwestern Howard county, has just formally opened its new hospital. The structure, of fireproof brick construction, is in charge of Dr.

J. C. Hastings, with Miss Irma Bachman as head nurse and supervisor. It contains besides 'the doctor's office, a reception room, sun room, operating room, bathroom and six hospital rooms, and in'the basement, dining room, kitchen and wash room. State 35,601.56 Soldiers Bonus 8,719.65 County 111,078.58 Bridge 47,947.21 Poor 477.24 Court Expense 10,845.13 Co.

School 10,894.59 Co. Road 18,592.83 Soldiers Relief Co. Bond 71,110.06 State Insane 13,124.27 Co. Insane 24,491.19 Juvenile Court 308.97* Bridge Bond 9,943,02 Tuberculosis Eradication 9,077,09 Fair Grounds Co. Hospital 28,012.31 Dist.

School 168,789.12 Corporation 89,623,18 Twp. Road 28,402.58 Domestic Animal 7,011,06 Suspense 8,104.83 Automobile 112,668.25 Permanent School Temporary School School Library 33.24 Institute (Teachers') 280.73 County Repair 0,337.93 Emergency Fund 6,550.65 City Special Assessments 19,992.68 Drainage Certificates D. D. Construction Account. Primary Road Bond Primary Road Assessment Primary Road Refund Cress to Speak at Sheffield Meeting SHEFFIELD, Jan.

Commercial club will hold the first meeting and dinner of the new year at the memorial hall next Monday evening. Sheriff J. Cress of Mason City is expected to be present and give a talk. Chicago Negro Is Among 64 Discharged From Military Academy WEST POINT, N. Jan.

14. Sixty-four cadets, including Alonzo Parhnm, Negro of Chicago, were honorably discharged, from the United States Military Academy today because of failure to pass midterm academic examinations, Maj. Gen. William R. SmiUi, superintendent, Examinations were held for 137 cadets who were deficient in one or more subjects.

General Smith said. Forty-eight of those who failed to pass were members of the freshman class and the remainder wore sophomores. Parham was appoinlc.fi Lo the academy by Congressman DC Pricsl, of Chicngn 6,446.82 2,469.16 5,819.27 1,775.07 367.14*' Drainage Bond 104,176.58 Secondary Road Districts Overdrawn 6,200.75 59,184.35 11,597.80 75,165.65 24,841.14 22,068.57 16,756.78 9,490.59 8.860.29 3,347.24: 83.63 3,768.29 11,224.64 8,331.58 9,215.22 9,996.79 3,347.24 411,048.10 194,393.88 19,352.47 822.80 9,543.56 140,717,65 19.06 6,399.48 1,759.45 89.GO 1,338.93 6,664.53 16,747.36 7,060.85 26,539.21 10,098.12 4,254.96 7,102.92 928.16 84,795.01 20,317.45 186,244.13 72,788.35 22,545.81 36,601.91 20,385.18 87,453.12 475.65 71,202.69 16,892.56 35,715.838,022.61 19,158.24 19,073.88 4,679.61 26,012.31 579,837.22 283,017.06 47,755.05 7,833.86 17,648.39 253,385.90 19.06 10,006.42 1,702.60 370.23 10,676.91 13,215.18 36,740.04 13,507.67 29,008.37 15,917.40 6,030.03 6,795.78 136,989.50 7,188.91 iv r'VJt'on crrD'nn DECEMBER 31, 1929. 90,830.06 19,806.69 85,399.97 68,181.07 14,400.16 15,341.42 12,128.86 93,816.89 2,612.10 26,403.61 4,836.47 17,330.95 6,228.67 4,117.50 1,459.24 4,570.14 134.50 564,009.62 277,233.34 37,509.25 184.BO 6,090.70 129,640.54 7,011.98 1,605.13 319.31 .10,051.94 13,002.80 22,339.78 6,991.26 18,904.90 15,648.77 1,791.04 3,248.40 90,851.21 6,727.10 3,965.85 810.76 100,844.18 4,607.28 8,145.65 21,260.49 8,256.32 3,636.23 44,799.08 12,056.09 18,384.88 1,793.94 15,040.74 17,614.64 100.47 25,877.81 15,827.60 6,683:72 10,245.80 7,648.06 11,557.69 123,745.36 19.06 3,594.44 187.56 50.89 624.97 212.29 14,400.26 6,516.41 10,103.47 268.63 4,238.98 3,547.38 46,138.29 461.72 Be sure you're right, then go ahead. The applause doesn't matter, and, besiden, it might never come, Dully Ad; vance.

Relief from Gas Stomach Pains Dizziness The doctors tell us that 90 per cent of all sickness is due to stomach and bowel troubles. You can't be well if your digestion is bad; you are likely to Ret sick unless, you relish food and digest it properly. Tanlac has a wonderful record as relief from digestive troubles, even those of years' standing. Local people, many of whom you know, are highly endrtfsinfi Tanlac. For example, Mrs.

Ellen White says: "For years I suffered from indigestion. I got no relief from anythinR i I took Tanlac. After my fourth bottle, I feel lilte a new person and have a fine appctite." If you suffer from gas.pnina in the stomach or bowels, dizziness, nausea, constipation, or torpid liver; if you have no appetite, can't sleep and are nervous and all run down, you need Tanlac. It is Rood, pure medicine, made of roots, herbs and barks. Gel a your drnegist loriay.

Money back if it rfocsn'i help you. Accept no i $1,247,043.62 52,231,600.91 $1,080,400.0:1 RECEIPTS Balance on hand June 1, 1929 984.557.2E Current Taxes 828,950.87 From Delinquent Taxes 5,951.51 Penalty, Interest and' Costs 8,222.77 Drainage Taxes 42,415.33 pecial City Assessments 18,613.51 iecondary Road 6,956.79 Interest of School Funds 602.84 Teacher's Examination and Institute Fees 39.50 igarette Licenses Fines and Forfeitures of in State Institutions 429.28 Care of Patients in Counly Institutions 477.r; Sale of Produce County Home 4.OM.OC. Sale of Bridge Material 463.49 Fees of County Auditor 215.75 Fees of County Treasurer 2.50 Fees of County Recorder 2,445.00 Fees of Clerk of District Court 8,246.55 Fees From Other Sources 991.90 Automobile 140,717.65 Miscellaneous Collections 76,376.92 Transfer from Funds 100,242.25 $2,231,000.91 DISBURSEMENTS State Treasurer's Receipts 237,858.53 County Auditor's Warrants 293,328.61 City Mayor's Orders 276,403.69 Drainage Warrants 11,718.47 Drainage Certificates and Bonds 90,849.86 City Special CcrtifScales 22,300.07 School President's Ojders 582,076.66 Township Clerks' Receipts 37,503.90 County Bonds Red jemetl 8,000.00 interest on County Bonds 1,997.50 Pri. Road Bonds; Road Funding Bonds 18,106.00 Miscellaneous Payments 20,076.90 Transfer to Funds .100,242.25 Balance on i December 31, 1(120.