Saturday Morning Advertiser from Durant, Oklahoma • 5

-0-' 3 I SATURDAY OCTOBER 30 1926 FIVII SATURDAY MORNING ADTIZTISZ2 SATURDAY MORNING ADTIZTISZ2 I it I 11-'' I 4 i 1 a A MING IS IN PROGRESS A MPPMIC NOTES FROM THE COUNTY AGENTS OFFICE OLD PAPER TO BE PRESERVED nrin nut 17454000 BALES CROP ESTIMATE It is estimated that there is between three and four hundred radio receiving sets in Bryan county as this is a valuable service to farm folks it is hoped that many will tune in on these programs ii in Erica 1 the aver 11 or elude arder riea stole and annatenattannanna a FARM NEWS tz a11810USSUDIS111111111111 MANY FRUIT TREES WILL BE SET IN COUNTY THIS FALL 0Emmim Southeastern Division el A in Session Here For Three Days Prominent Speakers Present SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE To BE HELD AT CALERA Fisher county agent at Cordell writes in that they have about sixty days cotton picking in Washita County and are in need of thousands of pickers He says that cotton is making from a fourth to a hale to the acre this year Hollis St John a club boy belonging to the Matoy corn club reports to the county agent tha the has harvested 94 bushels of corn from his club acre The seed was furnished by the county agent and was of the Oklahoma Silvermine variety Three cars of sweet potatoes have been shipped to date from Bryan county according to Bell They are selling on board cars here at fifty to sixty cents per bushel Some farmers are reporting yields of from 100 to as high as two hundred bushels per acre Durant Eagle Tells of Men Who Went Into Battle With Roosevelt (Daily Oklahoman) Charles McPherrea prominent attorney of Oklahoma City was a I sergeant in a troop of cavalry organized here twenty-eight years ago to join Theodore Roosevelt's roughriders in the Spanish-American war according to a copy of the Durant Eagle published here May 8 1898 turned over to the state historical society last week Ed Speaks new secretary of state board of agriculture was a corporal in the same troop The day the troop entrained the town turned out enmasse to see the men off and Williams then a struggling Young attorney now federal judge made a farewell address eight stations 44 7-10 Ksnotas Durant 77 3-4 All stations 41 86-100 Extra early Durant 77 3-4All stations 37 93-100 Nicholas 100 Bushel Durant 37 32-100 all stations 36 09-100 Texas Red Durant 31 06-100 all stations 35 01-100 Local variety Durant 37 32-100 The Fulghum and Kanotas were at least ten days earlier in ripening and the straw seems to be stiffer standing up better than some other varieties Several farmers sowed Kanotas last spring most of them reporting good results There should be a fair supply of Kanota seed oats in the county for a limited acreage this coming year but the Fulghum seed are very limited It is suggested that to sow half the crop to the early variety with a- later maturing variety sown as a safety first proposition is advisable This practice will also ex-tried the harvesting period preventing the over ripening of the last oats to be cut George Yarborough of Mead is of the opinion that the Kanotas are especially adapted to up land or the thinner soils while he believes that Texas red is better adapted to the heavier soils It is not well to Jump at conclusions based on one years tests only yet there is a great opportunity to increase our oat yields by planting varieties best adapted to this section of the state as well as to our individual soil type Increase of 827000 Bales Since Laat Prediction October 1 Huge Acreage A cotton crop larger than ever fore grown has been produced in the South this year The Department of Agriculture Monday placed the indicated production at 17454000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight or about 8343010000 pound's of lint cotton This is about 643000000 pounds of lint produced last year The estimate was based on onditions existing Oct 18 to which date 8722066 running bales of this year's crop had been ginned according to the Census Bureau's announcement There was an increase of 827000 bales in prospective production Oct 1 when the last estimate wai made and Oct 18 Uncertainty exists as to how much of the crop will be harvested the crop remitting board announced in view of the present low price of There is quite a widespread interest over the county in fruit growing this year judging from the amount of nursery stock being sold in the county this fall Some time ago a survey was made among the oldest orchard men of the county with the view of ascertaining the best varieties to set for home orchard varieties were selected that would come the nearest affording a family fruit during the entire season this resulted in the planning of a model one acre orchard thought to be best adapted to acre orchard includes a wide variety soils in this section of the state This of fruit that has proven the most hardy and the surest bearers Grapes berries and small fruits are included along with peaches plums pears and apptes The exact number of trees and vines have been figured out for the acre elastic enough to be changed to suit the individual The following people have purchased and will set out the Model Home orchard Tobe Morris Durant Marvin Lindsey Blue Fred Calloway Armstrong I Morris northwest of Durant and Mrs Bob Williams one mile north of Durant Others will be located before time to set trees The county agents office is encouraging the planting of home orchards believing that fruit is a very important part of the "living at home" plan Commercial orcharding however should only be undertaken by those who are thoroughly familiar with the business yet there is a fine field open for a commercial orchard in this county according to the opinion of the county agent He points out that the largest peach orchard in the world is located just across the Arkansas line east The Calera township Sunder school association will hold their regular quarterly conference and rally at the Second Baptist Church in Calera on Sunday October SI Calera township association is one of the few in the county that has kept up their organization Many Durant visitors attended their last meeting and enjoyed it very much All Sunday schools in the townships are expected to be present for the morning lesson at 10 a This will be followed by Rev Dr Bennett Sr of Durant with an address All are request- ed to bring an old fashioned basket dinner will be spread on the church lawn The afternoon prograrn prtmises to be very Interesting as a number of Durant people have been invited to appear on the program with song-music and inspirational talks A Frost and Dr Crockett will reuresent the Bryan County gospel teum at this meeting as they have been assigned to work in this township The Hagood quartet also has a special invitation to appear en the program The place Of holding these quarterly meetings is decided by contest the Sunday school showing the largest increase in attendance during the past three months has the honor of entertaining the conference The second Baptist church school locally known as the little mission )3aptisc church of Calera has the honor et showing the largest increase in attendance during the past three months Mrs Burris of Calerw is township chairman Carl Price secretary These officers are proving to be among the best in the county and deserve much credit for their sPlndid work in the gqspel field a special invitation to appear en the program The plaec of holding these quarter- ly meetings is decided by contest the Sunday school showing the largest increase in attendance during the past three months has the honor of entertaining the conference The sec- ond Baptist church school locally known as the little mission )3aptisc church of Calera has the honor et showing the largest increase in at- tendance during the past three months Mrs Burr te Burns of Carw is township chairman Carl Price secretary These officers are proving to be among the best in the county and deserve much credit for their sPlendid work in the ggspel field Pioneer Day Special Pro grant Christian Church Every boy and girl who was enrolled in any of the agricultural clubs this year is expected to make a report of their work showing results These reports are required by the state club office and must be in by December 1 Even where club members (lid no work it is necessary to have a report to keep their record straight Reports should be sent to the county agent at Durant There will be a general meeting of the Bryan county farm council held in the chamber of commerce rooms Saturday evening November 6th Jeffords agricultural agent of the Katy lines will be present and give a talk on the outlook for next years potatoe crop Everybody -al meeting irm council commerce November ltural agent present and ik for next in- The Southeastern Division of the Oklahoma Educational Association which includes all of the schools in the Southeastern part of the state owned its three day session here Thursday when hundreds of Teachers from this section of the state gathered for the annual meeting Prominent speakers from over the state as well as from other states scheduled for the programs Prominent among the speakers at the meeting are: Dr Carl Puckett 4- the State Health Department Dr yjsworth Collins Dean of the School of Education Oklahoma University Dr Harold Foght President of the State Teachers College Ab'er(len At the third general session Friday 7:30 in the Teachers College Auditorium Miss Suzanne Keener Soprano of the Metropolitan Opera Company will appear Officers of the District Association President Fair Sulphur Ok lahoina Vice-President Mack plumps Idabell Oklahoma Secretary-Tiltasurer Laird Southvastern Teachers College The programs for the general sessions are: First General Session Thursday 7:30 Southeastern Auditorium Musical State Teachers Julia Stout Director Hotchkin President Oklahoma Presbyterian College for Grils A(ktress of A Ferguson President Durant Chamber of Commerce Godby Ardmore City Schoidg President's Annual Fair Sulphur City Schools Musical Program-1925-26 Quartet Southeastern State Teachers College "Our Schools" (Illustrated) Dr Muerman Southeastern State 1 Teachers College 1 Second General Session Friday 1 In Southeastern Audi torium MRS Ilium LEE'S RECIPE FOR HOME CURING HAMS An account is given in this paper of a meeting of the Indian Presbytery at Colbert Of those recorded present only two---Rev Ralston now a pastor in southeastern Oklahoma and Dr Ebenezer Hotchkin now president of Oklahoma Presbyterian college here are now living Durant had no paved streets then and a notice asked merchants to "chip in" 25 cents to fill up a mud hole on Main street A dentist druggist photographer and insurance agent still in business here had advertisements in that paper published twenty-eight years ago The Durant Eagle at that time was published by A Durant now prominent in state politics and secretary of state school land HAVE YOU TUNED IN ON THE OKLA A FARMERS HOUR ON THE MIS HOUR Next Sunday will be recognized as Pioneer Day at the Bible School of the First Christian Church A special program will be rendered at the opening exercises of the school The outstanding features will be: "A Brief History of Our School" by Mrs Hall Rernenisences by If Gooding and Hugh Cox Solo "Sing Old Hymns To Me" by Mrs Sexton It is expected that a large number of the pioneer members of the school will be present and they will be given special seats and given recognition An effort is being made to secure the attendance of every member of the congregation in addition to many friends The friends of this congregation are specially invited ELECTION DAY SECOND VOTE In hunting for a home cured ham to show as one of the requirements at the Red river valley fair it developed that home cured ham in September were just about as scarce in Bryan county as hens teeth Summer hams are perhaps as hard to keep as a plow line through the winter or a dollar in summer time Yet a few folks had hams at the township and county fairs Mrs Lee furnished the ham that went with the county exhibit to the Red River Valley fair and paste on the ham was her receipe for curing as follows First take meat from salt scald in boiling water then hang up to dry for ten days Then apply liquid smoke repeat in seven days Hang up for a week then make paste of one gallon home made molasses one package borax one small can black pepper one cup sugar adding flour enough to make a thick paste Apply a thick coat to meat wrap in paper or cloth and pack away in a box with a layer of cobbs and ashes RESULTS OF OAT vARIErry TESTS ON BRYAN COUNTY EXPERIMENT STATION Monday and Tuesdays each week the Oklahoma A and college is on the air over KV00 with a farmers hour program The progrnm starts at 11:30 and lasts for one hour and is strictly devoted to agricultural problems of interest to Oklahoma farm folks The college invites farmers to send in questions to be answered over the radio these questions may either be handled to the county agent or mailed direct to the extension division of the Oklahoma A and College at Stillwater Okla each week college is ith a farm- progrnm for one ed to agri- root to Ok- rmers to answered stions may te county the exten- lahoma A der Okla KERENSKY SAYS BOISHEVIKI RULE WILL BE OVERTHROWN Leading Candidates Have Practically Sealed Campaign Envelopes Are Awaiting Outcome Tuesday November 2 will see Okla-home in the maze of another General election when the Democratic Party expects another victory according to party leaders Most of the state candidates have reached the last lap of the campaign have sealed the campaign envelope and are now awaiting the results in the solid belief according to the testimony of leaders that Democracy will walk over with another victory Considerable interest has been manifest in the state ticket as is usually the case but the County races have been comparatively quiet Alexis Kerensky head of Russia's 1917 Revolutionary government confidently expects counter revolution in the near future to sweep Bolshevism from Russia and stands ready to lead this liberalist uprising he told the United Press in an interview in his newspaper office in Paris CALERA STORE ROBBED TUESDAY NIGHT Six varieties of oats were sown this past spring on the Bryan county experiment station one mile north of Durant These were sown in the regular way with no fertilizer used the purpose being to find out if there is a best variety of oats for the average Bryan county farm The results are very interesting but can not be depended on too much as results may be entirely different in yield over a period of years due to seasonal conditions yet some of the data may be used to good advantage especially as to earliness of maturity which was a very important factor this past year as there were at least two weeks difference in time of maturity between the several varieties Eight out-field stations were locatd over the state all carrying the same oat experiments they are located at Pau Is Valley Ardmore Durant Mealester Eufaula Okmulgee Sapulpa and Nowata The varieties used with yields are as follows Fulghum Durant 78 2-5 bushels average for the Tuesday night robbers entered a store at Calera Oklahoma and obtained around $10000 in groceries and other stocks The name of the store was not available ti-1 the News went to press The robbers have not been apprehended COUNTY-WIDE SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING Musical High School Miss Hazel Bartheld Director Schools Amendment" Hon Brown Chief High School Inspector of School Children" Dr Carl Puckett State Commissioner of Health Ellsworth Collins Dean School of Education Oklahoma University Norman Third General Session Friday 7:30 Southeastern Auditorium Harold Foght President State Teachers College Aberdeen South Dakota Musical Keener Soprano Metropolitan Opera Company Meeting Nominations and Resolutions Committees Fourth General Session Saturday 9 a in First Methodist Church Musical President College Miss McElheney Director Harold Foght President State Teacshers College Aberdeen South Dakota Business Session Departmental Meetings October 29 9 a State Teachers College DEPORTED RADICAL WANTS TO RETURN Emma Goldman radical arrives in Canada and desires to re-enter the United States Shp WWI deported in 1919 She now is Mrs James Colton wife of a South Wales miner having married last year after warring on marriage for forty years CLASSIFIED ADS Me soff ee CLASSIFIED A DSMM APANYAWAWAWAYW'm P011 IS a Senator Gore Spoke Here Tuesday FOR SALE-110 acrN sandy land A sure enough bargain fl room house cost $150000 05 acres in cultivation and about 20 acres more tillable lo rated in Bryan County Okla This a bargain at $2500 per acre Address 131 East Munson St Denison Texas 4'2WA4 Child- Lars Nelson a Copenhagen sa- or was given $5000 as a reward for saving a woman from drowing at the risk of his own life Peter Helm of tlessville Ind wa4 fined $25 when a cabbage discovered in his home was found to fit exactly a stem in a neighbors garden ATh Or LA-A Pumps Oxfords Straps of fast setting 14tyles in bt rifling today Ve remaining pairs a five or them for immediate noet favored this big group but not price im low EL LT MAK LH) OXFORos MD OXFORDS CALF OXFORDS Low Heels great shoe sale you and buy several These values are too comfortable and Prin 4 Brown Calf Brown Kid Patent Sizes 5 to 2 DURANT LEADERS a 1 't i 1 A '-1 I '1 --3 0 i i i '1 7 -1 c'' '4 4 1 -4 i Lars Nelson a Copenhagen sad) or was given $5000 as a reward for saving a woman from drowing at the risk of his own life i Ii Peter Helm of Hessville Ind wa) -5 fined $25 when a cabbage discovered in his home was found to fit exactly a stem in a neighbors garden 7)- iNlf Today wrow oiiiir 001 71 0 i doe iii 4Eig2vlii olommusimmoommom a It 1E A 4)! 3 ri I 'in 1 IV A VEAR de 7 oar? 1 NA)) t)i rA Pumps 3 (fr1) Oxfords clAkia 1 Ties Straps --4o CliA-sil-''' N-1 0'i) a rast setting styie4 in 'A bt gining today We 41F $-- d' I maining pair4 a fhe or ed them for immediate ie4k itot favored this big group but not girt (--" rice im so low a 1 'k(4411) 1 A I 1 1AtIi VEL ET 1 LACK KID OXFORDS i RIM KIT) OXFORDS ALF OORDS ----1 1 tN CXFr Niffi NATio Ns 61! Low Heels (n'Thir Child- Brown Calf i es-- Brown Kids Patent great shoe sale Fou and buy several 'hese values are too Sizes I comfortable and 5 to 2 1 111 1 1 ili MDURANT ERCH AN- 46k NT DISE LEADE'RS 1 1 1 i--- i -) It oA Today 041 -'k 452111r apit 0 aigtIgt10-2V-1- eal Aft' li os 1 a i 11 0 rx 11 1 A L' ll IV it if ttg 0 3 1 "erg 925 I' I :43 1111s il (' Oxfords Straps ---4S Clkiirt-! tes 1 )1 -1( I 0)- 1 of fast selling styles in bt gining today We I remaining pairs five or them for Immediate ott favored 0 this big group but not fir! price im so low f4 a 1 I VLA LT 9' 41 I to i fill) OXFORDS mum 1 9 ox "IR" 0 et CALI' OXFORDS (11' 4 (thiN Lott Heels 'MI Child- (95 momalo a Brown Calf i Itrown Kids I'atent Combina- great shoe sale tions you and buy several Thus! values are too Sizes comfortable and 5 to 2 1 dimia A NI'm In connection with the Fifth Sunday Meeting of Bryan Association Folsom Highway Sunday October 31st 1926 Dinner on the ground Morning Session A McCreary Presiding 10:00 a rn Song Service Stephenson 10:15 Devotional Henry Watson 10:25 Lesson Study 11:00 Praising God in Song Paul Cullen 11:15 The Rural Mighty Factor in Kingdom Building Bennett 1:1:00 Announcements Afternoon Session 2:00 Song Service and Devotional Lindsay 2:15 Organization of Sunday School Convention 2:30 Why Have Baptist Sunday School Hatchett 3:00 How Can This Convention Help the Rural Robinson 3:15 Winning to Christ through the Sunday School McKinley Norman 3:30 Winning to Christ through the MrsG Herrin 4:00 Preparation of and Leaders Wiles 4:30 Closing Prayer A A McReynlods Evening Session John Honts Presiding 7:15 Song Service Burt Holt 7:30 How May We Add Interest to our Directed by Edna Bowron 8:00 Preaching Herrin 8:30 "God Be With You Till We Meet Again" LIFE TERM FOR BEAN: WoMAN'S HUSBAND SLAIN Former United States Senator Thomas Gore evinced the old characteristic oratory Tuesday evening of this week in the district court room here when he addressed a large crowd in the interest of the Democratic Ticket Mr Gory was introduced by Semple of Durant saying in his short introduetry talk that Senator Gore was in the United States senate back in the day when Oklahoma was represented in that body FOR SALE OR TRADE-40 acres improwd farm 1 mile east of Armstrong Smith Caddo Route 1 41-8 MI 8 CELLE LW 0 II 11 I 11 1 I 46Alkit 701 i A 71 -SPA '7-! --t ts te A- '1 44 4 i I is I I As A -) ell iirlf9 411 I 4b i K' ftit 4 s'''iP1 I 10 I '11 1 11 tal I i 1 i rf io I 1 fr- :1 1 1 e41 I l' I 01x 1 I a 4 1 I i 0 41 '4 I 4 4 I IIN i II I 11S i i i i Girl's Boy's and rens Shoes-- -TAN CALF -BROWN CALF -BLONDE SATIN -BLACK SATIN -COL0RED RIO -BLACK PATENT I FOOTWEAR 3 Values 7 to $985 A mile of remaining few pairs Womens high grade footwear have selected from our stockm less and have drastically reduced disposal while styles are thoce There are all sizes and widths in in every style hat's why the --13col High Medium and The kiddies share in this liring them along wig' pairs for each of you good to miss Serviceable drabtically priced ---------11-------L Today 0 LI a sz: oak k--N-- -46 klaAp- kv-d67r 1 I II Alk 11 44 j-- 11 'Ne- 1 OtaAILi I 4111kito :1 11o: --Irclv I 4iVi 11 FOOTWEAR I(' e1I I is :1: I riTtg al yogi" 4" I 4 I It I "A s11-jii14 11 a uesrn 4 iiv i' 44 1 1 1 4 At tO 1 1 e4 I 'f': 0I) 1 $985 a I (1 4 1 ei i of te I i -1 A sale of remaining few pairs i 'Woolens high grade footsear A l' 41 1 hav selected from our stocks less and have drastically reduced 4 disposal wh are oce ile styles thet 1 I 4 There are nil sizes and sidths in in every style l'hat's shy the 1 -----I AN (ALF 1) fp CALF 9 0 1 147 SATIN l-ett-L7 SATIN -) itt'iA1 O1 OlIEI) MD 7 1 11 ACK PATENT --COMBINATIONS 11 -J-- EtN i High illediunt and Girl's Boy's and I 0 ''1 rens Shoes-- 1 The kiddies share in this 9 Bring them along wig' II pairs for each of you good to miss Serviceable -Toff ow drabtically priced III nillagint Life imprisonment In the State pen itpntiary was the verdict of a jury in District Court at Hugo Saturday afternoon in the case of Bean (barged with the murder near Fort Towson on Oct 9 of Richard Thurmond The jury was out one hour and thirty-five minutes Mrs Aryesha Thurmond wife of the slain man who was charged jointly with Bean obtained a writer severance and will be rtied later IVIly throw away that old Mat tress? Let us renovate it for you We know our stuff Connell Mattress Factory 213 Arkansas Durant Okla Phone 412 4 1-W A4 NURSE THREW AWAY $1090 WORTH RADIUM AWAY Money Talks ASK4 5 PERCENT TO SHOW TREASITH HIDING PLACE Salesman Salesladies and Rani' merchant My items fit all of you Salesman averiwes $100 profit for every dealer called on Costs dealer $200 he sells for $350 makes $150 on 200 invested Salesman makes SLIM If you are a Salesman or wish to become one If you never sold anything in your life I will tell you how to make better than $10000 a week (Address) Geo Lane Mansfield Ohio MAU' When a nurse accidentally threw a bandage into a wastebasket at Oklahoma City she started a 5-day search that led from a physician's of fire to the city dunip entailing the railing of an evpert from the University of Oklahoma and another from l'itsburgh Pa With the bandage she had thrown away $40o0 worth of radium in a small tube Immediately lir William Sonriever of the University of Oklahoma was called lie broaght an instrument desigmql to find radium and located it generally somewhere with in the ten acre city dump A guard was placed to watch the dump while an expert from l'ittsburg hurried here with a finer locating device He located the lost tube containing one grain of the valuable substance Burled treasure of 9000099 francs in frold and silver currency lies hidd-n on the shores of the North Sea near Ostend so Fetrus Jarden a forrner German soldier informs the Ostend authorities in a letter dated Jarden says the money was stoln from the National Bank of Belgium in 1914 by German sailors who were forced to bury it to escape punishment from their own officers for looting They intended to return and fetch it but were all drowned tr killed in the war except Jarden who TIONV offers if given 5 percent el the amount recovered to lead the authorities to the treasure trove RAGS WANTED The Durant Weekly News and 'zaturday Advertiser need some Jean cotton rags rogardless of color Highest market price paid for rags delivered to this office BRING 'EM IN NOW AFTER SPEEDERS OFFICER STRIKES MAN Dechard McKinley age 30 was struck by an automobile Tuesday night of this week at the corner of third and Main streets driven by Glenn Strange City Policeman was trailing speeders at the time INIcKinley was injured The officer said he saw McKinley as he rounded the corner and skidded his car some distance in an attempt to miss the man When the car struck him McKinley clutched the radiator and kept the wheels from passing over his body He was dragged several feet however before the car could be stopped His shoulder and left side were badly bruised to tack Mrs Daily Phone orders to No 71 A new super-sensitive heat meter the use of which will aid in conserving coal has been on exhibition in Pittsburg Tubes for generating the cathode ray the most powerful known to science have been invented by Dr Coolidge of the General Electric Co Marry if Lonely for results try me best and most successful 'Home Maker" hundreds rich wish marriage soon strictly confidential most reliable years experience descriptions free "The Successful Club" Mrs Nash fox 556 Oakland Calif 44-4 Stones are removed from cherries by a new power-driven machine which handles 4000 or more pounds of fruit in a day HOG CHOLERA SERIUM DOUBLED IN PRICE Owing to the high price of hogs and the large feed crop this year the interest in vaccinating bogs to prevent cholera has exhausted the supPIY of anti-bog cholera serium resulting in the price being more than double in the past month Serium that formally sold for a dollar per hundred is now hard to get at two to two and a half per hundred center meters Serium manufacturing concerns say that it will be a month et before the supply becomes normal as it requires considerable time to snake the serium Fortunately there is very little bog cholera in Bryan county at present but many who own hogs are vaccinating as a rx THE STORE AHEAD An electrically operated machine for laying bricks much faster than can be done by hand has been For hair-bobbing at home a guage for guiding the scissors has been invented Bagpipes did not originate in Scotland but may be traced back to Persia and were probably used in ancient Egypt Two thieves in Salt Lake City stopped their automobile near Miss Vera Blunt who was walking on the street snatched her purse and drove rapidly away WANTED AT Person to succeed Jones of the County of Bryan to sell Heber ling's Household remedies extracts spices toilet articles stock poultry powder dip etc 100 useful household and farm products Trade well established We furnish goods on credit Large old reliable company Lowest Wholesale prices Write today for full particulars IIeberling Co Dept 1107 Bloomington Illinois" 44Na2 See Our Table Displays! Displays! emnom II An electrically operated machine for laying bricks much faster than can be done by hand has been 1 IP A WWmugtrk ap9W IFMMAmmi '-2'.