Wilmington News-Journal from Wilmington, Ohio • 7

When the Chevrolet tearing car Uet and found day morning at the hotneof her daugh Knight the Citizen in Leesburg Prosecuting rj Riebl who was 65 years of age tr vi Awtl office early last week brtogsto the rJTj 'howeverWilmlnon police 'marii th? kind ft pays tofe HMUttiTT 4T bi The' Knights moved 0pp0gjtto0 I I I Goodman AtE have car load of all kinds salt 'and will make the right price on Mme GROCERY 303 17 ijrnMjitimicHiwiiwiHimimiiMiiiwmiiwwiimniii 77 wii i a PEACHES I lour Raisins Meal Canned Goods etc Hate you tried our 20 slightly injured today when i log i UnBo hta duties with the company iriK niiiHa with the Ma vence Man 1 iV Vq 102 lfl let in ini 102 19 ft Ik 'ik THE MARKETS 4 7 MAV5NC6' Germany (By the Associated Ten persons killed 12 seriously Injured and I 7 BA trairt coiuaca hlm express In a tunnel nearthere or Rent Homes CJ nu1 I tr ei tijli HI I A(EW PASTOR IN CITY Itov Brown new pastor of the svsAVImcw' WathaUm thO 11101 lUUfttUf tutu nMM3W i than two years ago 'The newspaper 4nwA 7 nMlAh A etifcX st A Situations Wanted Tailor Rosen nwl ryeC Jliona a Black Ml 'ori Insldeu dge Pljnne 443 Ke MRS GEO RIEHL hl JLW fMO sale of both the New VtonnjJleporter and the Leesburg 'citizen? well known neighboring town The Reporter which has been own ed and pignaged by Mr And Mrs AA HH I Su VS WHAV' uwu puiVIUHCU Homer Wright while Mr andMrs OH ItUNT l'4rm of 4 I'M acres gwl corn Jaial guod buikUnga Inquire iZ BOBBITT Rhone Wllminc ton rr 203 or me aiiiiciion wincn nas come upon uic 1 jw wtlmfnwtnnwtaftlnff thO mm in me loon oi juruso uupurt unu here for 20 nr more vears before mow in worth Tv? peiMlrilS lIVm lOf IDVl CB1WMD Im 4 AAAnTTlAnna' llA'tl11 aosa Tfe iihiwBXheORW "1'r itli tn Jf fl' 'TIT 4' Il 3 1 'I Sr 'V IL A TK Leininger Riehl1 wife' of George 6 Riehl' Wilmington baker paaseit'away at Wednea i WwtMain Street Wilmington Uhio y1 i a i (jP MiiiiiifiMiuiiiiMMiinininiiiiMiiiiMiiiw or Miscellaneous 15 a ONrr to Lean orrnmna WSW MB I a VMa arw a Tt 1ZAM UM fe 1 J'l MONEY TO WA TM Mttrr 4 Poultry and aea" 19 ay 7yr a laiT iJwW I I WM OB White leghorn cock I mb large Engl Wi Barron ralo Jfc CCOTWIX itoute Ptonctiewtwi Oliia rettj Xsg oil Trwnbuh seed wheat LE HOY BOGAN' rbone S3JpiarksvHle hgWw 8W vzHtll ftiA S' Af IbA LA1V yj Mr' Knight disposed of the CUijten whifh he Jias owned aruhoperated for the past two years In order to wpeftd the winter Jaihe: Souths where he has some propositions in business war whlch 'ha has been considering 4 2wmm i ap nlwliAi bm aifaI tor Huiiie to Wilmington' some weeks ago Mrs Knight' returning to her place In theoffice of President Edwin iay of the College where she did secretarial work fop some time before moving to Leesburg Mr Knight plans to go to lorida as soon as he can Complete his' business arrangements here The new owners of the New Vienna Reporter are well known in Wilming of his boyhoods years around the News Journaroffice serving as office boy and carrjer boy at various times Heis a graduate ol the High School here and attended College for some time' During the past two years he has been employed at WiertonW Va irf the I office "of a jbig steel company urney Wright tax a member of the firm at Wright undertakers in New Vienna and was a resident 1 Ing to New Vienna tie will be asso clated'with' his'son in the manage ment of Reporter ARM TiAMocirt nnA i Innr tlms hrtiin full pre payment privilege wl fTwithout payments on principal with at per cent and Stt psr cant We have a oan which will fit you IfJ neaL TElBtEbG A TKIl wllmingtanr Established in Loans Real Estate and Insurance 'v 1 '9AN8 on chattels or seuona mongsswt jirAx' Z'j 4 I BUY YOUR WINTER CLOTHES NOW I Vbxt' SP J(S Vs tC 1 OR KALE I IM1H 'J giwiles of coal IL 1 BARRETT Jul ou are ready to use It before plac i Ing your order Order now and I will 5 WANTmrO'RENT ie Ove rn tnuae and gayage Write 4Mf4! Mes Jiourual 7 Ji WAITED TO House of five or ft six rooms modem kme to center of topn Call JOHN IRVIN at Jour wd since uuoniij I JIJIHI Eg 11 i Hh Owner may 'r i anl 'IMMMI Auto license No 57Own Or tony "have name bit calling at 'News Journal office and paying for this nd which" they ridir went into fho ditch one mils north at mu Ui" CuhalwTImingtnnf ikd morftihg'at 50 o'clock thre pr npl ewnpod injury 'the fourth hcrupant of tbo car was badly eut and the car was almost demolished Robert Babb son of Mr and David Bab Xenia Avenue1 was most seriously hurt The young man as removed in badly cut and xoptao dy bleeding condition Vtd the office of Dr' rank fa WilmtagUn where hfei wounds were dressed Later he wls removed to the hntti of ''parents tred Slyby ownerof ear aid Mike Slyby welKitapw farmer and business man of Wilmln tmt'aid viriiittr escaped wKltotj jurya 'did 'Mriand MnL Miarswho wms the i nV "mu mobile was 'removed to th a McKay Sea garage 'Wilmington for repiirs According to the story told "by tuuB whasaW tbe accident the tire men' in thecar were Intoxicat'd Babb who is said to have fceev driv ing lost contra' of ths car and let it overturn In ditch: i I i Police 'investigating the urn surrounding fthe' accident in the grass1 at the road side Where the accident occurred a gallon glass fruit jar' containing drpgs and fumes of "moonshine' Wednos day morningMembers ofhe party were detained and fitwstiMid Wed a 1 however no arrests had oeen maat Mr and Mrs Miars who figured in A s't 1 American Sugar 54 Amer Telegraph1 and Telephoneinlltmare and Ohio Itethlchem Steel ChoKipeake and Ohio Crucible Steel oulnvlllo awL'NaabvIllet New York Central tt Norfolk and Weaterrt Pan American Petroleum eumo lvnnliu Pure Oil 1 Republic Iron and Steel Rudebnker Corporal ion Jnfou Pacific i blates Stpei COLUMBUS 8TOCK8 Ctle 'Sgrvlre Common 7141 1(4' Cities Service Preferred CltteK Service Banker 14 14 1 CHICAGO GRAIN6 CLOSE WHEAT Dec fl 41 May i4 Julv 11 JPH Dec 110! May 1112 July Dgc 5Hc5r 50c A TOLEDO GRAIN CLOSE Cash ir42 to 1144 CLOVER SEED aah 417(10 Oct 119 licit'1S4O March tl4O Prime cash old 12: new JO Oct 11210 Dec 11550 March $12 IK 1 Prime cash $345 Dec $3 10 March $350 bld tf r'i 5 LIBERTY BONb CLOSEf rnrec and pne naus irst 4M Hecortd 4 Ms Third 4g i11 ourth 4i 7 TEN PERSONS DIE INTRAIN WRECK Air St Dovouvearn for a clear 4 4 rt cnmnipxinnf i 'J Try the Resinol products a week and watch your skin improve Resinol Soap thoroughly cleanses the tiny poeen And ridtthem pf impurities Resinil Ointment soothes and the' bife i fiaited irritated spotxH The most vrravated skin affection have readily responded to tU treatment Ca obuiaedfrom ah druggistl Resinol i UiNGTON DIES IN PAYTON? WEDNESDAY i 'S PIERSON CASE 1 SET OB RIDAY rS 1 I I fc kiulre Buster as administrator of the estate of the late AVilliam Bass has filed for money and fore closure of mortgage In Comfiion leas Court Tle asks judgment in tha sum' of U41CS28 with per cent interest from tJepteniber 20 924 and fore ilosufe of a mortgage on real estate situated in" Union Township against James and Kgte Lowrey He alleges' ihat on September "'5 1920' James and Kate Lowery gave tohe late William Bass their promissory for $1X48 td he due and payable one year after dateAs security for the note alleges Buster the defend ants James and Kate Lowrey execut ed and delivered to William' Bass their mortgage deed for real estate In Union Township This deed was to become absolute In case of failure to pay the promissory note and through alleged inability to pay the note mort i 'nojf Absolute the Walrftift Tiie' prudential IJfe Insurance Company and Mary and 'Edward John son are named by the plaintiff In that they claim to have cerfain liens on the defendant Lowreys property In addition to money Judgment 'and foreclosure mort gage the plaintiff asks that1 the fendant Insurance company and the defendant be required to set uptheir clnimson the defendant Low reys property 7 JjBquire I Stewart is attorney for the plaintitf i ay boys' confess robberies COLUMBUS Oct (By the As sociated Ross Dolby and rank Hammill 19 ear old high students confessfyl pojice an nounced today toi series of rob beries extending over which Included one jewelry store and sev eral residences Their robberies did not net them much profit prior to Aplmals arq sacrificed to an Idol tailed "Nicholas on the by a religious sectrecejitlyftlBcovered in ftnsslar CLASSIIED RATES On rent mt sms tarertiMb teMrtM I wrek wnthjs price targp ws4fr' prekH daaslffrerion ASM nt CLASSIIEDS Comptm Last chance for canning Hurry If Hurry! Price and Quality are right Se" NOTICE We are now getting innew pack of Bulk Macaroni and Spaghetti Pancake Mur Raisins Meal Canned Goods etc k' or arm Equipment 14 I 4VJ I6' 1 I pon SALE One two roll shredder and: engine JOHNSpN Midland Ohio i i 33 111a flly ssreiaS rvuigiu imv are naymotyi WeM Daytzm The Sturmsme to Pteht uhn in gf rears of see fror Ulinois abon qeven 0 I maxing ineir AQiaei miib visj CDtblrrnfi 24a1 TlJld failing t'DanA4ni mnro ii wav ir ar a wwkma riwrn Aren raeiw vnrin i iih nwuri ntMie1 rr mHimiAr nedilll UW 4VA New Vienna Ohio sorurouoie is pm as mo property whlchtey have purcnasea CGM PLTriina of chtekra ee Eli I WW bef death although she bad in ieeabitaK la' fXfflridered one of themash the kind it pays to feed Ji been with complicated aliibest smalltown projects in' tljta sqC' PARRETT HO tf mehts 1 5 5'' tion of the country: They ipade big Sherman Picrsonl Wilmington dat rymaawfu lie' glvahiafinV Odd er Vat o'rind adtfitcry preferreS against hnVMon Jhy £epteuher 22 1 by JAIklre jVashingtow The bearing had been Mon Tay afteinaon September at 1 o' clock but due to ttic fact tiat Pennington was inpariftlod asa jury manIn the Common Pleas Coljrt an EMon Hayes attpiney for the de fendant' was called oub ot town oft the most of the the ase awas eont fnued until rIday nf UroonSjw Aikire it 'has made some effort fo'withilrawibe cUarge he made against Pierson Should I he with who arrested 'Pierson on the night1 of September 21 iu the home Jof Mfs: ply da England" comer Wanut stredt and avehue will bring and prosecute a similar charge against it'is rumored in city court cTr nHAAWitf nr ATiurn onuyiuiuni iiAitp fefTROIJBlf'INJOWA tt a yg '4v kVs DES MOINfcS Oct 1 A meeting ethA lawa RepuhlLcan Central Com mittee 'for tomorrow was called to day at Which' a situation brought about by Senatar Smith Brtokhart's statement demanding Charles Dawas withdraw a Republican can 1 1 Si 1 1111 Cook' Apply at RUSY DE: RESTjkURjtNT or Phone 303 HA LEHMENM Wanted to' sell nur Went 7i? Virginia gi iore nursery ejvssrlng outllt free Cash coinnhiMloi s' weekly Write for terms MW NUR8ERY COi Mason Cty 1 I WAJiTEfK jfonpecprirhono 3109 i GEN SAWYER'S MARION Oct (Bythe rd Tha will' ot the late Brig adier General Charles Sawyer per son'afe physician to President Ilarding was filed for probate here today It left the entire estate to Mrs Sawyer pr Charles Sawyera son was named executor' "The will placed no value on the estate but the oond was stated to be $100000 Under fOhlo law thebiind must batwfc the' Two airplanes make 1 trips tVice a day between New York and Notch In the White Mountains carrying passengers mail and news papers iS1 I GOES flUlCKLY WOW "T7T Announcement is being made to'day raaM WEU KNOWN RESIDENT WIL jQ Viehaa and Leestairg of TAKES OVER DUTIES Or IMPOHT AW 7 ff3 i ME ASKED IN S0ITW BED SHITS MIIAlMtlVA I HtSULNIStLtt BAlE STPAUk QlrtbscOct (By the Areoclated More than 100 residents of this city werg forced to flee from their homes today be cause at floods from the Gouffretf riv er Barns and houses near tho river wore carried away or flooded when the bed of the river shifted ACRES OGOLDENRODARE NOW IN BLOOM 'Motorist arO ffinding 'the roadsldoa pending throngh'C lint on County one continuous bouqnrt'of golden rod just now ields too "ate yellow with the auiuiunaf de'coratlon i In fact' aceording to4 agricultural authorities and upto dnte farmers flower threatening to become a nuisance Whereas 10 years ago one had to hunt for even a scanty' bouquet of oldenrod on'e can I1ndlt by th6 acre and'the In solid unending these days1' 1 are going to havetoflght it1 if we want it totake the coun try Said a Wednesdays 1 used to think Ip flourished only ground but I now find it grow Ingin 'the richest paid would suggest be farm ers mowlt down before ttabloow SAM RICE PLEDGED TOSAE RATERNITY ueA m4 4 Ml i riends of Sam Rice who has en tered Ohio StateUnfversity to take up the stiijdy'of law are learning with pleasure that tte young man hasbeen pledged to (lie Sigma Alpha Ep silon fraternltyone of the fraternal organliations the uni veyaity Sam son of Mr 'and MrsG Rice North Mulberry Street went to Columbus last riday to matriculate at the university He graduated from Wilmington' higlil "school in 1922 and had studied the past two years at Wilmington College' Receiving full credit for hij studies sat the local in stitution young Rice entep Ohio State with the standing of a Junior jlp 'af filiating himself with the Sig Alph fraternity is It is known in col lege circles Rioedsfbrlnghighhnself intocloser association with a number of Wilmington xys who ns'atudents at the state iniverslty yrero made mqpbers of tlfo fraternal organise tion Among tl5se are Jmther Swaim Richard 'Hildowrant' Silas Jordan Linton Httpnicw Sheldon Shrleves and Coach Polen 41 1 1 VERfill WRIGHT ENTERS OHIO STATE ASSTUDENT Mshw (v Vergil Wrigbfc soof pr smlMfs R'O Wright East Locust street left Tuesday for Cumous whermhe win matriculate as Junior' atQhio State University Yojng Wright will Study to become Ylt electrical engineer a tlype of work ft hlch hi) has mani fested enthusiasm andproficiency atnoe early chiUhood 'Tbe young man' graduated front Wil mington in the class c1924 his credits frost tie lnstitiition eblinghiin to StQlUft State with tho standing ofa Jubior In the psr tiCjUlardepartm nJ Ip which ho wishes IQ Specialize £W3 to her home in Dayton for OR KAlJ Itata te nW hen Bnmlns gi visit Slsce arriving there she had aw been confined to her bed fa severe d'6rt SAIE Acuipberianil Va)ey ri7y sital timothy wheat and oa( mired Uhone Jo Hwresvlite oh SpecialNotices MIHM Jewle Uul Thau ht teacher at IVwMx Xc bool annouacre a 0' gram apl sandwich rete titng tKtobcr 3 al :3 hntee tamint nt for 1L Everybody invited ri 1 'M4 POTI ertilizer wall un Jul ou are ready to use It before nlac i line your order Order now and I wPl 4 Ihoid It for you until you want it Aou 1 are Hable to find all agents aofd out If you wait too longy HALE tet 'repbone office 28 phone mldcnce mls 3 OR Garland hard Coaf or Scoke Good as new Call from I io 8 XL 303 i We have a crop of very nice rapplcg this year Will announce later iwhen same are ready for sale VNDERWOOD Harveysburg Ohio 308 OUR PERSONS IN CAR WHEN ACCIDENT HAPPEN 0N i cucA phce or Sale llve Stockjf r9 Ty jrv V' OR Imre itrril Dome Ifpar Rjlig the rim Ice rtf 100 bead WILL I WILST Martinsville Ohio I tone '23 1 3 a wyiBiliaiitlwymw OR BIX Type Poland China fjffrnata Itog rix months old first prise5 winner at and HOWARD ASHMORE WH 'J tnlnntn Route 7 or KEEP your piano in Igpave or rJ Music Store 1IE11 BEHT SHAER Expert Tuner llione orders 373 Wilmington 301 GENERAL' Livestock and kinds Jiotuulitdd gomls Jtatro reason able HENRY HOUVEIL Ifhonr S5 VfAr 5 7s lw 111" i POULTRY' sma 11 Hens 45c Heavy Hens Op Old Roosters PRODUCE fitter 32c Creamery Bolter ZSSc CggS'r VUK 3C GRAIN Wheat i fti i Jr i 14 Corny Clove Mixed Haiy Timqljtf JfeAreZInto sx to PITTSBURGH LI VE9TOCK PITTSItl'MilL 4l 1 Rfi eriots 2800 tnarkcl higher taava4lM L'tftl25 heavy yorkero 311441159: SHEEP AND LAMBHH IU cr mJJ 3i0 market steady: top sheep $f0: 'top larnlw tta 3e market high top 11375 rf 1 CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK CINCINNATI 4t Rreelpt 4500 market steady io 11c higher Ix ivlea 111 1125: porteni and butehera $1120 htoga $8te7 nows pig $50 wit Receipts tl200? market se ll ve and steady steers 7h 9 heifer W4f coax 34415 1 wr CALVES to Choice til fin Receipts market atedt dy: good to choice $IJi550 Steady good to choice $13fr 'Z 1 1 CHIC AGO? LIVESTOCK tcHlCAGO iet' ATTLE Re ceipts lOOo market active bulk tILW real raUex $12fi 1251) Receipts 13000 market moder ately active 19c to 15o higher bulk tlfl lOfill pigs $9254)373 Receipts 30000 market ac tive native lambs $12713)13 feeding lambs S12Wfil3 ewes $5fieML' 5 NEW YORK STOCK LIST tali 1274J £3 43' 85 107) 125r 53 35 1 23 £2)4 42 ri39 tositni itoure or DR one ton ont chaiS 1 pneumatic tires Ari shape one I lodge touring just overhauled a bargain Jfcw I I2m INGl Uo 3 tji re" ng sugt uh mi" 1 11 1 OR 1922 Chevrolet sedaaJta good Real Estate 11 yz "OR A wonderful acre farm on pike three mites to good mar ket splendid five room house well and tetern: cellar and screened porch large teiru und poultry house: plentyf fruit berries and strawberries for uni 33500 possession soon: this Is a eowl one TERltRELL TERRI LU I Rejl Etate Phone JOI Wilmington cuaaed wag stated 5 2 4 4 EHAYNET ILLt The many friends of Jlayries PriVraAirilw vnalrlAMf th a 5 MzitiHri neighborhoot and well known' as a nesdaff afternoon IJate in the day Li oiio Lolnan marl a wpifd Ins nJAwcIniirwiaT orh nthdir newspapers? have' learned with regret 'Mr and Mri Miars who figured in of the affliction which has'eome upon the accident live at ort Wayne and lysis He' was 'taken to lheCbunly parents who Uve on North that he might have proper care and word of bis improvement 'will be good news to a large number of peo ANT OICE H1S MORNING AND IS BUSY tV1 La' Vs 3 Sturm for the past two years has Junior member nun hosed bv Gurney wii 'i urn av WLX Illi sir Uie MW UU CRWIM IV Sturm have purchased fiRussetl toington became Clin onConnty 1 i '''a i' rii 5 i iJTIArfl reARrt! At torney morning wben he filed 'bis 'approved bond of $1000 fixed Dy the Common Pless Court I f4 Swaim who succeeds Judge West to the position5 the1 latter hav ing tendered his ri resignation the 'vc 9 a A nre I job fuad ot enthusiasm and kpowi edge 'which is bound to make in the office an inqualified succeM Although Mr Swaim has been ap pointed to fill Judge re' malnlng unexpired term ttree months he will 'undoubtedly nold the office for the next two tenn since he is the Republican candidate for this office aad has no Democratic Sr 4V aw A i 5 Mr Swaim will bfe placed in charge of the Clinton County grand jury when it assembles for 1 the October term ot court r'" morning In spite Sj that this Js a very important first tevent in the' career of a young Prosecuting AttorneyrMr' Swaim refuses to let the prospect of impending responsibility his enthusiasm "I have acquainted myself with the nature of tbe teases which wHleome before the October grand jury as well as I could in the short time have had and will handlejhem to the best ot my he remarked lb an swer to questioning Wednesday: Eleven have been bound over to the October grand jary 12 charges In "aH having far been placed against the It Tlowever It is said that 32 criminal cases many grand jury remain to be disposed of by the new prosecutor 1 'Z un 14 MONEY ORECLOSURE Bft i If hemorrhage 1 of the limb seizing her almost at once" Mrs Riehl was be lieved to be recovering having been moh' better spirits and health Tuesday "fund her 1 death Came with shock Ing suddenness Wednesday morn tos i was in 'Alsace Lor raine and came to' America with her late father in 1879 her mother having already died'Other brothers ''and sisters joined thenr In America from time to'tlme the entire family event ually settling' fn near Clinton County Mr Riehl having come di ton Homer Wrjght spent a good part rectiyr to4 mis county on lanuingm America?" i' Mrs Riehl Is survived by three brothers and two sisters 'who Michael and John Leininger near Wilmington Jacon Leininger 01 Clarksville iMrs Jsaac Mobley I of Blanchester and Mrs Stanley McKen zie of NewzVienna Three daughters and two 'sous also sarvi veXfheyare Misses Eva and Mary Riehl at home Mrs Margjret West ot Dayton George Jrj of Portsmouth and Lawrence of Wil mington X': O1 rTlie were brought lo the late home' on North 'Wood Stieet Wednesday moraing from where funeral services will take place Saturday 1:30 Interment will be made in Sugar Grove Cemetery A I PROBLEM OJW EEDING HEREj 1' it 5v I 2 4Mr PROIT ON STEERS MAY DEPEND ON LENGTH ATTENING PERIOD 8AY8 SPECIALIST V) 'A short corn 1 crop and the resultant high price for corn together with 4 dragging cattle' market have the Ohio cattle feeder op Uneasy each man will have to work out his own salvation soma results of recent steer feeding 5tpkxiihfe'Xt4 tn Nebraska are worth considering in the opinion Paul Gerlaugh exten sion specialist in animal husbandry at the Ohio State University 4 Over a 200 day period thq year old steers gained an average of 840 pounds apiece whlje the 2 year olds gained 516 pounds the yearlings 14 pounds' and the calves 513 pounds They were fed in the order Just given 80 70 62 and 46 bushels of corn and ip they made from: each bushel Qt corn thismuch beef! 6T' 75 83 and 112 jiounds respectively The older cattle made a larger gain during the feeding' period than the younger opes 'but their increased weight was very fat which contains moisture1 than the mus cular tissue developed younger cattles 1 greater gain1 in the live stock specialist finds on studying these experiments have been made by1 feeding ilwice the number 08 cattle' 100 'days The long periodis inefficient In heavy cattle "Younger cattle handle feed much moreefflctently than bid ones When one considers the preference tot the lighter weight cuts of meat coupled with their greater feeding efficiency the calves are i TRANSCRIPTS ARE SENT 4'CityAudltor William Weller haa'sent transcripts of the council proceed ings in connection with the street paving improvements and sale ot bonds to Otis Co of Cleveland purchasers $42 30Qi worth of bonds recently offered by the city? X' 4 GOESO BRITISH COLOMBIA HvV Arnold Superintendent ot Rita Engineering Co with headquar tersjat Pittsburgh' was in this city over tha weekend visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Arnold Young Arnold deft the first' of the week foy British Columbia where he will con YIR ive room modern" apart: 7J mini RANK pAVGJJERTY Phere yrt75 or'747? a OR lv i oom 1uum In' Wll mhnrton available (Xtohrr 1 THE R1 L4LTY LOAN CO 3V3 T' H)R Modern br room hom wiili furiuuMs tank toUri upxteltx and'0 flrri J)or Hoorn lira! rtoor of hard and vtecirie llghte taubhr Jroge In fact first clvx plnre with 'VMrerrioii at onw A i TEltUELL Ileal Exute and Insurance Phone 3QL TOR iye rcorn houxe on Wai 4 nut xtrwt vqxswr Joq 9t UfibllAX Phom 377 or 54iz( r393 fl 4 Wanted Harncex repair at home Hnnd rewlnir 'riveting done nt reasonable prlcr JL 1 DSM 5zsS 1 North Grore Xlletl v3l3 a aww 1 23 maUnaJtr 'minings Hrini' car NewJural HSSMR OWURNSi 1 are' RUBTB ABBHUK I fr nev a crown new pastor qt tne ourhimrlred1 thqiinfl Ciyi piraded at the opening of the Jnier (n 1clarRe lh at national Trades Union Congress 'id the local church next Sunday He (JULUUM Alum ALUBUVLUUjV lllUt Vt A Id 3Q4 I I A Jei Driver for milk wagon Steady Jah ha reference klNTON tf Money to toan 1 iumberinnd Valley' wheat ive weeks ago recovering: from Of the Rejwrter and their slights hemorrhage she bad suffered fri dg fe certain they will: do well GRAIN Phone 5o TtoWt rre liks three weeks before Mrs Riehl went wltlJ the 4 i'car wlten it overturned nvo IBen applej 75e perhu TQM NEVINS Phone 22u 3M HW 1 yv 11 JR nnpn tv datrv feL bran mlddlliurx oil nirol and tankage Help Wanted jc 1 111 111 Stenographer who tnlxo help with office work and alxo redutnniprM nirfrlv Ann Iv Shy letter only Addrew "WILM1NG TON I carq News Journal tf HELP WANTEDMnwltJ car wio can mH to farmer old established unit have every farmer in county called on fon ahem If you have any roles abil ity whatever you can uell thlx: apply hw letter Only telling about yourself Including wages wanted Including use of car firm to pay gas nn oil xpenae i 1 tr rocery i gi Phone 43 1M: rib 3B mimimimi irr i 'f tO W1 Kl 1 vl VJ i'll 1 A 4 I a1 111 mmmi mnmmfflnnnra i i trows ajj 'l rli 1 tt iiiiatoi 4 Mawriri" TLwreir aAarewi lW8Bg Tyyyjiiarewmaiw mi lir I I a hl II 0 I jZroA I 1 5 I 3 i I i 1 1.