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36 BUFFALO COURIER, SUNDAE. MARCH 16, 1919

I K K S U N . 4 I A lll/SI.NESS PEK^ONALS, I

A W S I S U 8 .

V s A WNINGS, tents, flails, waterproof rov ri trs . S** us at once for spring detiv- -1

A rem men

would li sruatt-ii n a t i " MM

ired young w o m a n desir ing to \ \ T K n n doing you a personal favor by ish an art is t ic a g e n c y , making ' ' * giving you an opportuni ty to get in ndenl, phone S e n e c a 5558 Sun- , on th<' proposition care of Safety unrier I ery. CeiiTurv liliicott Co. Tel. Tup. 6161. I i Stocks and Bonds, a s it h a s passed blue \ 916 Main St. mchl t31

sky laws of various s ta t e s . Head and act . once our client, a l w a y s our satisfied client. Address Proposi t ion 9. care of Buffalo <*o'iJri>-r

i >F U i WCR T A N N O T C O R R E C T I T S E L F .

il d<

1A* ntrodiM

•\V

ed gent leman past middle a c e is. unincumbered, good health, e to meet an elderly lady. lik. wise, that would appre-

btgfeeahle companion; g i v e par-In m . - « . r ; all le t ters strict ly at <»tii»,y matr imony; no g e n -

Al«lr.-s» On J.. Courier. ' . , . , . 1. — j f y o u a r ^ troubled w i t h superf luous

S wi sh ing to marry, w a n t i n g hair, moies. warts , red ve ins , e t c . . they tions. booklet free. Wri te • wiil be a «oimtant d e t r i m e n t t o y o u r per -

Orand | son.il appearance unt i l you s e c u r e . . t h e j necessary H-ofessional serv ice . S o ?why

suit r o t tn vest iff J te our • m e t h o d s for their <J« aa > permanent atid pa in less remova l? Con-?North s u , , a t i ^" tovH " '

DOCS FOK SALE.

— '— • r ( acre nr

MA L E Boston terrier puppies ; el igible | tion. 1 to reenter . 47 17th St. 12U6

FINANCIAL.

r P K X Dollars invested in oil make $WWO; $2 acre. 25

down; 25 c w i t s a i r e weekly I in T e x a s - R a i n b o w ' s end; Open field m a y m a k e your lead $1,000 acre ; . th i s h a s happened buy low; sell h igh; that w a y tunes for lease o w n e r s ; remit ! acre first p a y m e n t ; wr i te ; freej

M. Milam, Oklahoma.

>i respondence Club,

register.

PRIZE French bulls, pedigreed; none better: for sale and serv ice ; puppies

on hand. S96 EUicott St .

I«V>K S A l , K - . \ > w A eiirhict-n'.'yt-ai' 'ol<

blue serge 1 s i z e ; c o s t

46 i 'u tnam St. All work guarantei&l.

( ; I ; . V T L \ . J. WHJITTLETON. El 0 . I s * . T.-

: M . \ N f i f ty s o m e m e a n s , g o o d Seneca 1056. : 434 EUicott Square Bldg a r a n c e ; d e s i r e s a c q u a i n t a n c e

m e a n s : o b j e c t m a t r i m o n y . B u f f a l o Cour ier .

w

. I ^ Y E S are bread winners , t a k e cure of ! *-* t h e m and they wtll t a k e c a r e of

t J E N T L K M A N would l ike to m e e t lady . ! you; headache and blurred v is ion m e a n s ^ J or t... w i th b u s i n e s s preferred, i *>'* straining j come to i n s a n d I will cor -

"aio courier . \ rect the faults w i t h properly fitted ., ' , 7~~ : 7C~ srlassss; when chi ldren d is l ike s tudy ,

refined widow, s tranger In t h e ; n e r v e e n e r g y j s used t o o v e r c o m e e y e jua in tance of refined , s t ra in : w e can remove t h o s t r a i n s c i e n -

r holding Jf««d po- i tit ically and i m p r o v e m e n t will fol low. i i p ^ i • N e w m a n , Optician and E y e Specia l i s t . Buffalo corner G e n e s i s St. a n d Mich igan A v e .

j Bell phone. Open Monday and. Saturday even ings .

I . 1

1 t>.\KI.V .-* t i l v. a i s l

if niony.

i t leman < to •>•>: object fr iendship and

Addn-ds Box 40

M"S W I l . I !

. I j ' i' i .

li R. T I N N E Y — S o m e t h i n g Address Box 31. E Ave.

«ter. .V V

Mr. E d Castonguay Hamburg, N. Y

feb'».!6.23mar2.9.16.23.30 Male bird dog, English set

tig town li Abbott Rd

FOR SALE—Male birc ter; party leaving town_ flrsj; April

B o x 140 9&16

1>RIZK French bulls for sa le and serv ice; pedigrees; none bet ter ; puppies on

hand. Ford. 596 EUicott St . 9.16,23.30

"C*OR SALE—Fine poodle dog; 7 months : •T bright, lively; little trained. Apply I t s East Eagle St.

IIOBSKS A M I CAKBIACl

VIJANTED—Good sound horse| '.» 1.100 to 1,300 pounds. See 175 Elk St.,- at foot of Marvin grade.

FOB SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.

s

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I ' i t l ' IAL men .

om fift«

e n a m e

T^ACTORY sample sa le of l iv ing, d in -•*• ing and bedroom furniture at] prac-

::.?

••'•>:•" tu lad ie s and g e n t l e - t ieally wholesale pr ices ; by our modern IOW w o u l d you l i k e t o m a k e method of merchandis ing you will s a v e i to o n e h u n d r e d d o l l a r s a ! a t buud twenty - l ive per c e n t ' on your e w a n t of von is to g i v e u s I purchases ; retail where wholesa le m e t h -tud a d d r e s s of a n v p e r s o n t ° * , s prevail. Furniture Makers ' S a l e s Co., sinirle or t w o - f a m i l y l iouse j •*"» Wash ington , corner Mohawk.

for '"" ' any rt%«i e s t a t e i o r s a t e or t o . b u y ; b u s i n e s s s t r i c t l y c o n f i d e n t i a l ; s o m e

o u r f r i e n d s h a v e made a s m u c h a s One hundred f j f ty d o l l a r s a w e e k by g l v i n x u s the a b o v e i n f o r m a t i o n : you.

M E ;

ST O R E fixtures, off ice furniture, house ­hold goods bought and sold. W e i n ­

berg. 5 D Washington St. mchl t31

LA R G E quant i ty of new lumber a t re ­duced prices. Marine Wreck ing Co..

William and Fillmore. Howard 2687. J ^ mcht ta i _

I^OK S A L E — Second-hand doors, win-

HOUSE WBECKING.

GREEN A . LANCTOT Houa Co.. offlcs tU Niagara 8t

1074; building of sir kinds purcl removed at short notice. fsl

1NSC BANCS.

L W. HAMBU 507 E R I E B A N K BLDOJ

O P E N E V E N I N G S — S E N E C f

BE T T E R let Hamblin wri te dent and hea l th insurance

day. P a y a premium of $10 per i if you are sick or hurt you wil

J-' Iflows, safes , p ips sxid f i t t ings: » * V Dfr w e k f w 1 w t o

E N w a n t e d t o c u t the ir o w n ha l t . If ,-ou can o s m b your hair y o u jSwn c u t J. Forbush. sifceutor.

* A..i

HOW lumber, mlllwork. wallboard. rubber roofing r e m n a n t s a n d paint . Buffalo House Wrecking A Sa lvage Co.. Sveamore m. and Erie R, R j l y l t f

V1TALL P A P E R a t factory c o s t t o close » » estate . No. 14? E a s t Ut ica St. T.

n i n s u s tne a o o v e i n t o r m a i i o n : >ou» t . ^ , %i»„^„ ii.r„i. «# AT, do , h e s a m e : g e t busy . L e w i s . t h ^ L ^ L S f p n w iv* t ieal E s t a t e B r o k e r of B u f f a l o . 5 8 o | MgJggy SUPP»JMC Q-. W

>t.' s<iuare

it. Season's grea te s t invent ion .* A u t o ­mat i c air Ciftter. Pr ice $2 00; worth

not sa t i s f i ed / T h e >ratertown t N . T . t

i ^ E E t h e bonks in your finger, t h e lead PENCIL—The mos t s e n s a t i o n a l ! . '•> * pertcll. Magic E y s X - R a y .

..ion; l ocates lost fr iends; w r i t e s A m u s i n g a n d J tastruetiye to, old a n d w o n d e r f i . m e s s a g e s ; descr ipt ive sample I o u nf- * • " ? ? ] * ' *° •*e.? t*«. T!}f M o h n e y f e e <». Martin. 411 W e s t Ferry. Buffalo. ***£& Cn-' llJ® Frankltat St . . W a t e r t o w n . _ ( • ^__ 2.9.16.23.30 N - Y - r t

y i » i \ i ,

s J P I K ; T

fsbstf*

/ - n t i e i n a n >«»•«.»« " ' *iaTL i 1 1 A R G A I N S in unrede a b l e y o u n g g i r l o r w i d o w J J n v i r « » t « r i m o n i a l i n t e n t i o n s . A d d r e s s ov trcoa l » B u f f a l o Courier . 16&23 .1^8 Sfe.Mi.CA S

unredeemed suits

STREET.

and

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U t J i l N K — I'fCK.SONALM

~ BA L L

385 •OlTM, yery best quality. Gr imms' Michigan Ave. ]6.23.3n

DE S K S and Chairs—We can s a v e you money on n e w and used off ice furni­

ture , w e a lso repair office furniture. Buffalo Office Furni ture E x c h a n g e . Inc. Warehouse and sa lesrooms. 86-88 Pear l S t

I m c h l t 3 l

SHOWCASE, soda fountain, manufac tur -i-ers of complete s tore out f i t s for any

bus iness . A D u t c h & Co.. 148 Seneca S t mchlt31exBuns

SH O E S for a workingman. s ize 10; E l m -wood car. 27' Woodet te place, upper

f l a t t 5 t l 6

"C^OR S A L E — F i n e beech, birch and m a -*- pie hardwood blocks, s t o v e l ength; a l so longer l engths if desired. $4.75 per load-del ivered: put in your next winter ' s

\*!> - ' < u ? * i i . . . , 7 ,_ t , WMrt u „ m l . , , , . ,,. . . •.•-• — | supply now. Geo. W. Jen ipgs . Inc.. 1283

' « 7 H ""tf1- 7 *° w W e r t . i ; . u i ? n ' f | L N N K B ta lkk debates . orat4fns. re so - Broadway. 328 EUicott Square. Walden •>t.—t.ooms Ji and up. oct3l tr» | A ' lut ions prepared. Research work i f ! Ave. and Lackawanna s u b w a y and foot of

necessary , c h a r g e reasonable . A. Quail. ! Milburn St. P h o n e Howard 1001. I mchlOtf*

TF YOU A R E SICK OR INJTT WILL RECEIVE «25 PER AVEEI W E E K S ; ACCIDENTAL DEAT] BENEFICIARY W I L L K E C E f V a l

Why take a chance when t h i | tion can be had for a mere $10 or 3c per day?

LET ME W R I T E T H A T A P P L j TODAY.

LIBERTY Bonds purchased for s s * t , c a s h ; paid or partly p a i d : open — • « f2$*6 Madison, Bal t imore , Md.

inps 14. B Dennison 4 0 » 1M^Posrl t y R i T E A S O i N G - L o v e , mother, home, 1 (_f*iBf?.!!!L * * childhood, [patriotic or a n y subject .

f^O to S i u m m ' s for'vour trunks , trave l - f ' compose pntsh- and guarantee publ ica-^ * ing b a y s su i t case s , brief bags . Mil} l i o n - s**n'1 «'«fd-s today. T h o m a s Mer-folds. e tc . : w e do repairing. 4$ Seneca . L,n- * 2 * Reaper [Block. Chicago.

Sen. ."MCI. HAMBLIN,

Open ERIE RANK B |

MACHINE WORK W A N T ]

7 X ) M ! ' K ^ ' cornn

•on and F

j n c h l t S l

Il certainty

TH E H a r v e y - H a i n e s Machine 369 EUicott St. . machine w

descript ions; equipped to do l ight faeturlng and screw machine w o r l

W R I T E T H E [WORDS F O R A SONG W*> wri te m u s i c and guarantee pub­

l i sher's acceptance . Submit poems , p a ­triotic, love or Any subject . Ches ter -Mu-

, . , , s ic Co.. 538 SO. Dearborn. Su i te 18«rj. / ^ L R Sunday dlnn<>r» the best In t h e c i ty ! Chicago. ^-' a t . 11; served from noon t o 8 p. m. I »~.~X.1.~~~3rz." "" :— Hotel Meilig 1621 Main St 4»17* IH»N T GO DRY.

W H I S K Y 15d Q T ; B E E R 15c G A L :

r iTOR CIGAR' >te». Shrimpton's . corner H u -anklin St. mch4taprS

MILLINEKV A N D DRESSMA1

I>OOJI.S tvr i -ommerdal m -*•• cold running water with

m e n : not ami [ A L L I N G R E D I E N T S H A R M L E S S : CAN modern c o n - j B E O B T A I N E D A T S M A I X C!OST; 10

v e n u rices. Jl per d a y : take ForOst or No. > S E C R E T F O R M U L A S F O R fl.tM. 1 car from N. Y. Central, depot. Hotel { I*, o . BOXj 480, S H A R O N , PA:

l« t *S ' Ml l II

i l i l ic Tfijl Main St. 4tl7«

' P E N dollars reward for a n y w s t c h that • <-annot be m a d e to run. S e e Fisher , I

ihlished ovt-r forty years . ne.it 'o Academy.

251 M a i n ! 10t21 I _

U ^ T C l l crysta ls , five c e n t s ; * ' springs , fiftv: ci

main T O U I S MII'LSR. No. 4T» Osnssos, the Hriiifd fifty Jewelry sjutomoWlo | radiator repair man;

and optical rdpa-lrlni' all ' w o S ' g u T r a n ^ J ^ ™ ^ * * : ? " 0 , ? *° ""»» ° r « , * r , : • * t l " ^ < !

teed F r e e m a n Jewelry Co., I f f Oeneses . I * J0". *W*£ ****t 11tl«

I^OR SALE—Natura l g a s range, w a t e r front a t tachment . 368 B a y n e s St .

Phone North 1732-R. 1 2 t l * _

FOR S A L E — 50-egg B u c k e y e incubator: 100-egg B u c k e y e c o m p a r t m e n t s : one

brooder, good condit ion. Phone A b b o t t ' 422_-J._ 18'J ChoaJte_Ave._ 1 2 A 1 8 I TflOR S A L E — A w n i n g 20 feet long wi th I — frame she lv ings and counters ; will I /~i IRLS. n o w i s the t i m e to l e a r | sell a t hah* price: must be sold account j v X making , ladies' tailoring, euttj of mov ing to country; just the a w n i n g • t ing and des ign ing; bring youf for a store .or yacht Enquire foot of to the Cnited S t a t e s D r e s s m a k i n g Marvin St. . under grade. Thompson . 17» l a n d w e will teach y o u how t o . m i *•""' e * «'>•>« ' d r e s s e s and s u i t s ; e v e n i n g c lass

d a y s and Fr idays ; dre s se s cut art] pat terns cut to order. Room 6, Rod Chippewa St. 2,9,1 |

Jj lORD coupe, self-starter, shock absorb- j ^ — — ^ ^ » • e r s : first-class condition, $300 cash. ** .•

Phone North LWUi J. *__ \ MONET TO LOAN.

Fr R N I T C R E for _Apt.JZ.

Elk St. 1 2 t l 8 _

I? O R SALE—Hudson seal coat for $200. . 1594 Dekiware Ave.; North 3020-.VI.

sale. 279 N i a g a r a : : l»it!7f j

t f »

AR4 JAINS in unredeemed diamonds, tches. guns and musical instru­

ments. Cantor's Pawn Shop, JiOO Mich hrsn Ave.

LD 3 E R T 7 bonds purcnassd f i cash; paid or partly psldj

wings . irl St .

H. B. Dennison fit

T I.BEBTY Bond*—We pay h i g h e s t cash J ^ price. 47 Market Arcade. 617 Main St.

H t l 6

TT7E can do your suto repairs a n d ro . £~~_\ -••• •••, ' ,——7-7-—7T » * chargs and; fcan storage batteries. ,TOBACCO--Oalden s famous Clidden Gsraga Elmwood snd Forest

feb30tmar21*

Spot Cash Paid For machine stitched.

L

Acme Vulcanising Howard 5ft,

mchltJt

Tennessee 4- natural leaf: aged and mellow: two

evenings. • ? !

THIS PRUDENTIAL Society. South Division St..' loans m«

diamonds watches, Jewelry and " [ rates as low as 1-2 per cent s mc

J stone. Goodrich. 3 [lller. etc.; your favorite j m W E L Y K reels moving pictures; I m a A * a t . a b«rK4>'> Price; complete line of I ± comedies; one cartoon comedy , 5.000 mileguarajnteed tires at liberal dls- ! a u d t w o r« e lers cheap.

counts. Motor Tire Supply Co., t*T Main c a r e Buffalo <"ourier. St. and $70 Broadway Open evenings.

mcMtf*

XTULCANIZINO thai lasts; t ires double.

! Works. 299 Broadway. Old gold s i lver and platinum, s l s o false i te th In any condition or quantity. Mail f rpiRES. tires, t res. save 40 to 60 per

or bring as we have no agents . Buf fa lo ; A cent: all higi grade standaiU n u k e s Cold Refining Co.. $43 EUicott g a u i r * | of new blemished tires: McGraw. Fire- 4

OOK younger: Improve yeur complex ion: if you have any blemishes write

today: red face or nose , wrinkles , liver spo t s frt-ckles. fail ing hair, e tc . ; i m m e ­diate resul ts French Specia l t ies , 237 W. 34th St.. N e w York^ , ^I'il* r \ P T I C I A N S — F r e e e x a m i n a t i o n s ; s ty l i sh " m o u n t i n g s ; m o d e r a t e prices . B e s t * Co.. CJeneree St.

feb2 i thur . sun . tues tmar2t

M A R R I A G E paper f r e e - f h e b e s t and most rel iable published. Eas tern

Agency 5. Bridgeport . Conn. feblSsunstf*

r P O B A C C O or* snuff hal*'t cured or n o ; -*• pay: l l . o o i f cured; . e m e d y s e n t on ' trial Supcrba Co.. W242 BaUimore. j Maryland . febSsunstf*

pounds $1: five pounds $2 5|>: s a l f a c t i o n j I ^ t i t J i l o n of t ^ bet ter k n d guaranteed . Gaulden Tobacco Co., Mill ! "* f i w n * ! Bldg. , Dukedom, Tenn . j — . i s r i r - 1

— T 3 0 T H S C H I L D L O A N CO.. $15

TOBACCO—Home-grown Kentucky mat - A*. Loan ing m o n e y on d iamonds . ural leaf; a g e d and mel low, one pound | Jewelry. N e w York rates . feb25t |

SOc: f ive pounds $2.40; sat i s fact ion guar an teed. Randolph Tobacco Co. Paducah. Ky.

B o x B i

/ > ENERATOR^. starters and all electri-*-* cal equipments repaired and adjusted; batteries, lecharging and repairing. El-sen hans Battery Exchange, 999 Main St., i8!> Washington; St. IQffl

3,5JK) MILES GUARANTEED TIRES

1JIOR S A L E — G l a s s top marble for fheat: a l so Ash counter

ice box. 408 Niagara St.

T H E T H E MORRtS P L i Electric Bldg. loanl

MORRIS .'or the payment of business expansior

PLAN useful purpose 4& earners, profeBslor

I business mVn. . Your character ar I fng power is the hasis of credit; d|

counter | your Llbertv bond. - m | md'fish | VTTM. DE R A D E ^ ^ ^ i e H a h l e "

good one

Address Movie,

pawnbrokers. 5 Niagara S t |

I7»LECTRIC vacuum cleaner, cost $32.50:1 Main; loans on large or small * will sacrifice for $10; evenings. 34 | o n diamonds, watches. Jewelry,"

Park St. 1 bonds at special rates; open evenli m^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^mtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm • ! mi

r i ' R N l T l ' R E F O B SALE.

30x3 . 30x3 4 S ? x 3 H 31x4

t 32x4 . 33x4 . 34x4 . 36x4 VB •

I 7.00 3.00 ».75

lfi.0© 11.00 1 3 0 0 11.00 l t . 5 0

H l 'NDKEDS of rugs, most term* and factory samph

*ly

-4. • i.'NKLY maiden. 27. would, m a r r y ; " write for picture. Box 150-B. Syra-

cuse . N Y. g.l6,23.mar2.9.16

< 2 . E N 1 1 N E i iamts . addresses , descr lp- I X T - ™ " J « « I V L . . U I nn- r* T " t ions of ladies or g e n t l e m e n d e s i r i n g ! N e w i d e a I ^ P U b l e T i r e C<*., I n c .

marriage, 2»c. Select Club. C.„ B o x 1*6.; o e i %*«:„ « 4

To,->eki'.. Kansas; 16 .23 .mart .Mt.83 o ; > ? « » » l l l O t . \IARIUAC.E directly with photos snd I — — !**!i!2!*"J

J** desci i i t ion free: pav when mar-I TpORD panel top delivery body |5tf; A- l ied. The Exchange X>ept. 4S. Kansas'*1- condition: Also light roadsters: good

2.<>. 16.23.3© ! conditions. $100.| 3340 Seneca St. I5tl0

drop pat-m a i d factory samples, all -use*;

| thoiiHiiTidH ot yards of linoleums and pro I l ino ; thousand* of yard* of st;iir and hall j carpets; our pric<>s ;ire very much lower I thull any ether store i n . Bul'"aie. The I Bargain Siore. 1IKt Seuecu St.

MO N E Y loaned on w a t c h e s , dia jewelry , e tc . ; lowept r a t e s ;

l ished 30 y e a r s L o u i s Meyers , 21 street . m<

MO N E Y loaned on w a t c h e s , dii jewelry . Mose Cohen. Relia<

censed Pawnbroker , • 619 Main m<

BU F F A L O SECURITY CO loan company) . 7:t7 Ellii

(I ieott

nmmmp n>ttTA-i M t S I C A L INSTBUMENTS.

< i t \ , Mo.

illustrated U ET married: handsomely matr imonia l magaz ine mailed free.

II, J^naa s t ^ Paul ._Minn. 2.». U.^Jyt'

At A R R I A G E — F r e e p 6 < a \ s . be-jutifi;! •* l l a d i e s : d e s c r i p t i o n and d i r e c t o r y ; pay w h e n m a r r i e d ^ f N e w I*lan Co.. Dept . ::. K a n s a s C i ty . MjjU, 2.ff.l6.23.8»

TR E A T M E N T S for w e a k or fallen a r c h e s a n d c a l l o u s e s ; arch s u p p o r t ­

e r s m a d e t h a t f i t you . S. L e w i s . Te l H o w a r d 2»31-M. 2.9,16

AutoRefinishingCo. 213-13 William St. Auto4 Hefiuished

Autos Repainted, New Tops Curtain* Repaired, General

Overhauling.

RETIRING from the furniture bus iness , legul imprest; banking department;] final c learance: the balance of m y i v ir ion: unle t , contideuffel loans

s tock will be sold th i s month for w h a t - j nlture. pianos or diauiuSds, Phoi ever price it will bring, pos i t ive ly no r e a - i eca C2. _ ' sonable offer refused; I h a v e left a f ew — — ^ — — • — w m ^ m m — — bedroom, dining room and l iv ing room s u i t e s , a l so a f ew odd buffets, tables , I chairs , davenports , beds , spr ings , m a t ­t r e s s e s , dressers , rugs , l inoleum., e t c . : full va lue for your Liberty bonds and W a r S a v i n g s s t a m p s : 50-pound felt m a t ­t r e s s e s va lued to $25: sa le price $12.50: open Monday, W e d n e s d a y . Fr iday and i Saturday even ings . J. M. Whis se l , 640

' High s treet . Genesee car t o Fox.

J[IOR S inch

ALE—New phonograph. f«j

tone arm; bargain price forty-sevf lars cash. 210 Blaine Ave., low* leaving city.

i l E T M A R R I E D - Best Matrimonial pa­per published. Free for stamp.

Correspondent, Toledo. Ohio. • mar2.sunstmf v4

IPOSITION guaranteed: girls learn hair-dressing. facial and scalp treat­

ment, shampooing and manicuring: day and night class; special terms. Mite Jewel, 61 Elmwood Ave., near Allen; phone Tupper J s t - J - 9.11,23.30'

CiORN or rye whiskey made anywhere j Buffalo-Courier. I } without still, drugs or alcohol: old' ~~ ~*

L^UKDS stsrt easy in «du weatser with *•• sur sow 19|> carbureters: M miles S c gs**ea; use ySea pest gasoline «r half

C E L L your furniture to Reed. 101 Seii-K eca St. Phone Seneca 1930. 16t22

PAINTING AND DECOBATIM

1JRIVATE sale of bach, 1.104 Delaware

furniture. Ave.

II. May-

Z^IOMPLETE furnishings beautiful Kim

PATENTS.

wood Ave. apartment. Including l iving room, dining room and bedroom suites, library table, floor lamp, table lamp, baby

kerosene, lucressrd power7 s ty le s tor s n y i grand piano, rugs and other household motor: very s l o w on h i g h : attach It your- j goods : will sell separately or complete self; b ig profits to a g e n t s ; money back with lease of apartment: everything new t p M I L N E U H A R T . p o t e n t a t t o r n * guarantee: 10 days - trial. Air-Frlctlon | and very choi'-e: no reasonable offer re *-* B r i s b a n e B l d g : U n i t e d S t a t e Carburetor Co.. 4*2 MaMison Dsrfnn. Okie, fused. 104'i Elmwood. lower f la t ; tele- f o r e i g n p a t e n t s , t r a d e m a r k s a n d

PROTECT your gut ters , conduct f lashings w i t h R e c k t e n w a l t ' s

red pa int : our m e n wil l pa int t h e i Tupper 703.

n o v l f r l d e s u n t f phone North 3080-W. rights. m a r 2 t 2 T.sun.tues.t l V 1 T A N T E D to bjiy Ford touring car w i t h " enclosed body; or Sedan: m u s t be in

good condit ion. Address B o x F-5 . care

G e r m a n secre t : comple te - ins t ruc t ions $1 E d w i n StanfieW L">07 Cherry St. . Kansai City. Mo.

I W I L L gladly tell a n y o n e suffer ing wi th r h e u m a t i s m how I w a s cured in four

d a y s af ter t w o years ' terrible suf fer ing: it mat ter s not w h a t you have, w h a t you h a v e tried or h o w - l o n g s t a n d i n g : send n a m e and a d d r e s s today. Address J. Box 147, Li t t le Rock. Ark.

Ct l ' .VNlXGHAM[l imous ine . l » l i . for s a l e : -' bargain. Address -G. Buffalo Courier.

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K E A L BARGAJIN--1916 e Cadil lac , all j around first

RETIRING from the furniture b u s i n e s s ; final c learance , balance of m y stock

m u s t be sold th i s month for w h a t e v e r price It will br ing: posi t ively no reason­able offer re fused; I have left a few bed­room, dining room and l iving room s u i t e s : a l so a few odd buffets, tabl>-*i. chairs . davenports , rockers, beds , springs , m a t -

i tresses , dressers , chiffoniers, baby car-iirht nL*in*»» r iages and g o - c a r t s ; beds at less than ign i < j . i n n e r . w . n o j f r s a j f price: I have a numbjer of c o n -

J- 5? C o n " ! t inuous post beds wi th five h e a v y fillers

P E T STOCK. A N D P O E L T B l

'VIXETY varieties — Poultry. -*-~ pigeons, dogs, hares, parrots, squirrels, canaries, cats, cavies; 1 list free; descriptive 60-page boo! Bergey's Poultry Farm, Telford, P

J^M

BELGIAN hares; bucks and does; healthy, full grown breeding

$2 each . Ohio.

Phil ip Condon, W e s t CI

w H Y be bald? Pos i t i ve c u r e free t o '

^ y - 0 ' U ' n H 1 l e » , R ^ , i . t l r o 1 ' ^ - B « e k ' * Qara«e . i l n oak. walnut , oxidized and whi te f inish. 102o Wi l l iam street . 2 to a p. m. regular price $19.5"; sa le price $9.75: n ine -

) p iece w a l n u t d ining room sui te . Queen I -• :—. A n n e des ign , regular price, $350. sa le \ C A R I N E g a m e fowls, red, white, price $1»5; cons i s t of 60-lnch buffet. 64- i « - breed feathered s y m b o l s of

l ina cabinet , ;> chairs and arm ! can g a m e n e s s : folder free. A l fre i-ane backs and slip s e a t s : hame . Cameron. N. C

half price: I h a v e only three | „, v...... .~ft: re

I $19: full value ! W a r S a v i n g s S t a m p s : 50-pounds felt m a t -

, % t r e s s e s valued to $25. saie price $12.50: double drive. I open Monday. Wednesday and Friday

\*OL'R life read by as t ro logy—Tes t pre>J T ."*'*-!»*»»,<-»>Bef brougham; n e w t ires j even ings . J. M. Whisse l . 640 High s treet ,

d ic t ions for one y e a r 2«c, s i lver or ; fiSJ^U*"*^ »L b « u M f u l c s r $1,200. \ Genesee car to Fox s t a m p s ; a sk three q u e s t i o n s ; g i v e . a g e . f * e o r « « *** I'*<»nand. Auburn. 1^. Y« ; t b i r t b d s t e . G. N l e m e y e r , B o x 49, Mays l a n d i n g . N . J.

Invent ion; l o c a t e s kwt fr iends , w r i t e s ; . wonderful messages: descriptive sample , ; ' fre«. O- Martin. 411 West Ferry. Buf­falo. N. Y. , I6.23.3w

•.jL. 4*. 1 t^.,.. JT.IU'OR Sale—Ohio} Electric , do y i- f i v e - p a s s e n g e i brougham;

igular price $38, sa le pr ice ' T ^ G G S '* P * r s e t t i n g : parcel i for Liberty bonds and j Barred Rocks . W h i t e Rocks

p o s t !

Rocks. Reds . W h i t e Leghorns . Leghorns. Buff Orpingtons. Phi l don, Mauds. O.

IV A J C T E D-V RIGHT

rW O hundred dol lars b u y s B u i c k racer . s e e n Sunday.; 280 Frankl in S t .

EH>RT> tax if ab. l |»n , g o o d cond i t ion; b a r -f ga.in. SacramOre, 735 Main S t

l imited, s e c u r e a n y model -pring or i m m e d i a t e del iv­

ery, catih or credjt; I a g r e e t o s a v e you 7^v^^Ann7vrZln^.t~^mtw4m.^Zi^t wJa money: it's a proposit ion: wr i t e m e p e r - , / | L T M A i m i E D - - B e s t ma rim o n i* m a - w n j | | . M r . nnss l i sE Ri se lay Ford A g e n c y . *-* gax lne publ ished mai l ed free: ladles Main St T - t

- - - - 4 , — » • I re se lect ion , good m e -

, - „ % . . - v . . . , . m* _ . . . . . . . . , _ i t i on : reasonable prices . t « E M > d l m e for rec ipe t o m a k e 00 q u a r t s Liberty Bonds a s T c s s h : t e r m s sr i j snged: * ^ fulr s t rength hops and mal t b e v e r a g e open evenings . Sagamore , 735 Main St . of except iona l qua l i ty : n o s u b s t i t u t e , but ; T f — g e n u i n e art ic le ; s imple t o m a k e . Mincke, ' CglX-cyl inder. 101S Scr ipps -Booth car Dept . 8 . . Aihambra . Cal. 16.t3.20 | S 3 like new: r e i s o o a M e price . S a g a -

\L L s t y l e s l amp s h a d e s m a d e t o order; j

reasonable.^ Abbot t 549-R.

I ^ A T H O L I C S ^ M a r r y C a t h o l i c s : w a n t « | f """" ' ' good Cathol ic w i f e ? W a n t a> g o o d ^ K H > R D cars. Cathol ic h u s b a n d ? If so , w r i t e ' tir "The 9} now for Catho l i c H o m e Circle. W»rren,_t>. 1 J r

GE T M A I t R I E D — B e s t m a t r i m o s i gax lne publ ished mai l ed free:

s e n d a c e . descripMon. A m e r i c a n Di s tr ib - _ _ „ , , " ~"" ~: - -{-utor. Blairsvi l le . Pa. T ^ S R D cars , lark

• »v"1 ! ~'~«~—M*. ~— ' chatiical cottdi

ITHJR S A L E — Almosl new m a h o g a n y l iv ing room -and dining room furni­

t u r e ; , can be seen a n y afternoon or in the e v e n i n g by appointment . Lower Apt , f m e n t s a s g a 227 Minnesota Ave . Phone C r e s c e n t ! t ion a n d diari 1771-W.

pay $1,000 for suitable five reel j synopsis: write for particulars be- '

[ more, 735 Main •eAsonable

» * s y n o p s i s : wrn«» i w part icumrs w - I i i ' K hm- sell a n d e x r h a n c e automobi le* for- s u b m i t t i n g w r i p t a T h e F e a t u r e ' \ V . ^ „ ^ « L ^ S a i n S t . .

YOt: TO S T A R T CH M a k e t h e m g r o w

a long wi thout a n y backse t . DR P O U L T R Y P A N - A - C E - A will hell' g e t t h e m safe ly past s u c h l i t t le chl<

sa!KFTed ling*^Pan-| m e a n s good heal th , more rapid g

, _ ^—_ _ _ larger fowls. B e g i n us ing DR. HES

BLACK walnut cabinet case s e w i n g m a - I S T A N T L O U S E K I L L E R early to ch ine ; will sacrifice for $15 Tupper 1 «•>'^'ks free from lice. K e e p Instant

9S-W. f Killer in the dust bath a l w a y s T g f i l T sell a t o n c l T c h , , : : — , !'ROUP u s e , l ) l t . H E S S R O U P R f e f ^ 1 | L S T sen at once cheap, new uni - j T h e Dr. Hess l ine is for sale by

^Ye r*"' * , p m b »« t .>on range, s e w i n g ers in poultry suppl ies . mach ine , san i tarv couch, reed babv c a r - . vr . riage. like new: N e w Eden electric 'wash-er. Call 123 Exeter Terrace, or phone Orescent 910-.1. *

F U E f f l T C E E PACKING AND S H I P P I N G

Sagamore ,

TWO hundred t roadster or ti

tion. Sagamore , T In

Photodrama'Co . . l^os A n g e l e s . Ca If. A I A R C E I J , w a v e Instruct ions for post • *** g r a d u a t e s ; lad les ami e y e b r o w s cul­t i va ted . S e e J I r . Milan. 5*1 Main St.

O l . " P K R K l A r o U S hair, mo le s , w s r t s . fa-• ^ cial b l e m i s h e s permanent ly , pa in less -ly removed; scientif ic m e t h o d s . 409 Bris ­b a n e Bldg.

]<XiR qual i ty , s erv ice s n d pr ices g o to f E N C L O S E D p r r t k l * Miller's D y e i n g — Cleaning Works . * J North l lOi -M.

321 B r o a d w a y : s k i r t s c l eaned a n d pressed, f l 00-.' m e n ' s s u i t s pressed . 50 c e n t s ; m e n ' s s u i t s c l e a n e d a n d pressed . 4)1.80; > f »ove* ctamned. 16c: a u t o de l ivery . Phone , H o w a r d m\. l Iprr

»nty-flve dollars buys irtng car; nice condi-Main St.. open^even-

i

T N having your goods packed for ohlp-* meat tbs best Is the cheapest; phone us for estimate Our own Deliver* & StoraCO Ca. Front Ave. and Georgia.

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PIANOS.

T J A R T Y leav ing t o w n will sell u | •*- piano and household furniture; gain. Carlton Court, Apartment A-

n m M T V K E REPAIRING.

UPHOLST1CRING. reflnishinit and re pairing. Reliable Furnitura Worka.

1 WO Sefferson SL Oxford 634 mebiTtl

•ward $J1. " * » ^ * a w

a: £iAi";*j..|i.:.:'!.'

PRINTING.

WILLIAM J. KELLER. Prlnter-snd day service 829 Main St. '

2104. mehlOtag

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W ^ a a C ? L * 1 2 f a « a t t i . \ ruT> » » • •* v » rmmmm aatoes and scarfs for

Wa* Main 8 t

HOOPING AND OITTERS.

1 EAKING rain pipes and guttt •* stroy cellar walls. Let us repair

H. RecktenwsIL Tupper 703. U

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new worth

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$7,500. B a n k

A BUFFALO food producing company. operating several large plants , i s

S i y n S a l i m l t e d a m o u n t of their secur-• i j tan common $100 par) to investors ° , V r o m . , 3 , to 25 shares in a go ing concern ft W l ! 1 advance to $110 per share April i s t and next div idend will be paid April Juuiion ail stock of record April 1st; c o n -™ ™ I interest is held b y stockholders/; tne idea of which i s e x t e n s i o n a n d c o -°P«J*tion purposes; c o m p a n y h a s high credit ratings1, pay ing very good d iv idends out of earnings , and wil l s tand a thor-fu*h inves t igat ion; t h i s i s a n opportunity m a t you should not overlook if you are interested in s o m e t h i n g s a f e and leg i t i ­mate , t o r part iculars wr i te Safety,' care Buffalo Courier.

O i N YEARS OLD

STORAGE AMD CASTING.

T ARGEST equipment in Buffalo for XJ moving, packing, storing furniture and pianos: estimates given. Glenn 4k Co.. 804 Terrace. 12taprll

V O U should be as particular in stor-A. big valuable household goods as in

banking your money; you should select the best; we hsve ore of the finest ware­houses between Now York and Chicago; Call and see for yourself. Telephone Sen­eca 870. Our Own Delivery «V Storage Co.. Front Ave. and Georgia St. mchltSl • ' i i i i i i . i .i i>.

death your beneficiary wil l r e c e | | Come in and s e e Hainbl in, 507 B l d g . • • •

Premium $10 Per Wear Accident and Health Incurs]

Men and women between 'the"si and 70 be insured today before] expected happens; an Insurance pay. your doctor's bill, grocery lord and many other bil ls when;] laid up wi th s ickness or injury.

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land-lu are

STOVES AND RANGES.

0 0 . & D. H. DONALDSON repair sll • kinds of stoves and ranges. 50 South

Division St. ' mchl6tf*

MEDICAL.

YOU OR 10 L'OUR

f,500.

Irotec-year

KTION

tings.

DR. LEPPA—SPECIALIST Offers to the sick snd ailing of both

. s e x e s , at No. 17 W. Eagle SL. free con­sultation and examination, w h a t more can anyone do? Reasonable charges for medicine and easy payments; experi­enced in treating nervous, blood, kidney, bladder, stomach, liver and chronic con­ditions of men and women for, over 36 years. Dr. Leppa, 17 W. Eagle St., over Buffalo Cafeteria, Buffalo, N. Y. Hours 9-8: Sundays 10-1. ^ _ ^

DR. ROWS; 110 North Pearl—Women's diseases treated successfully without

operations; consultation free. feb9tf*

Little Belgian Boy Becomes Mascot of the Ga

Thirteenth.

FATHER AND MOTHER BO

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Likes Americans and Is Com­ing With His G^xwal

to States. !

DR. T R A C H T E R . 188 Broadway, con­sumption specialist. 9t22

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I W A N T T O R E A C H A L L S U F F E R E R S T U B E R C U L O S I S , BRONCHITIS . I N ­

F L U E N Z A . A S T H M A . I F YOU A R E A S U F F E R E R O F A N Y O F T H E S E D I S ­E A S E S CALL OR W R I T E 225 CLINTON ST. , T O W , M. C. H A M L E T .

JO H N T f i l P P ' S blooo purifier, for scrof­ula, rheumat i sm and other blood dis­

e a s e s h s s b e e n used s a t i s f a c t o r i l y for over s i x t y years . 124 P l y m o u t h Ave. . Buf-falo. N. T . oct7sunstf*

L A D I E S — A s k your druggis t for Chtchesters pills, the Diamond brand.

For 26 y e a r s known a s best , safest , a l ­w a y s reliable. B u y of your druggist . T a k e no other. Chtchesters D i s m o n d Brand pills a r e sold b v drugg i s t s everywhere .

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MR S . J. H. M A T T E S O N ' S remedies arej-pHed t,he r e f u g e e w i t h q u e s t i o n s sti l l on s a l e a t the old homes tead .

No . 248 North Div is ion St . ; del ivery to] a n y part of the c i t y f r e e ; te lephone Sen­eca 5696; b y order ing direct you get the original remedies and guaranteed by her daughter . Mary B. Wethere l l .

A youngster of; ten years j created a sensation in the reading ro^m of the Knights of Columbus club in] Paris re­cently by appearing before tpe a s s e m ­bled Yankee soldiers garbed in the uni ­form of an American martnej w^ith t w o wound stripes and three service stripes on his Sleeves, s a y s a corresijiondent of the Associated Press . j

More than a year a g o some of the marines were s tat ioned in a little French vi l lage when a little Belgian boy came to their camp. H e w a s r e ­ceived with open arms, and1 w h e n he told them the . s tory .o f how his mother and father had passed away, they adopted him a s the m a s c o t of the regi ­ment. Jean Moyeaux has been with the marines every moment s ince tha t day when the little refugee, hungry and lonesome, reached the camp.

Little Belgian Wounded. 1 During two engagements the little Belg ian boy w a s wounded, and one of pis little legs is crippled. H e walks with a limp, but he a lways hopes that he will s o m e t ime be able to| walk a s straight as his friend, the corporal. The corporal adopted the yjoungster, and soon he w a s loved by every member of the thirteenth regiment. JHe is u clever youngster and in the past year has learned much of the w a | s of t h e / merican. I

The Knights of Columbus becretsry gave the little soldier some c i n d y and

" i t,he refugee with questions. "Me no Francois : me Beige." said the youngster. "Me \ike Americaine. Sposo corporal say, m e g o to American with la regiment. Me no talk | beacoup

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Young Men's Christian As­sociation Making Big

Plans for Season.

STIMULANT TO AMERICANISM

One of Best Incentives Peo- f pie of Alien Birth Can

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RADIO-ACTIVE P A D RESTORES HEALTH—OR MONEY BACK

Our Radio-Active Pad by st imulat ing the Mood circulation imparts energy, restores vital i ty and overcomes disease. W e • have many test imonials from patients who have suffered from H i g h Blood Pressure. Rheu­matism. Neuralgia, Insomnia. Diseases of the Nerves. Stomach, Bowels . Heart. Lungs , Bladder, Kidneys , Liver and Female Com­plaints. To prove the remarkable restora­tive and vital izing effects of this wonderful appliance we wil l send it on ten days' trial with an absolute money-back guarantee if it fai ls to give entire satisfaction. No mat­ter what your ailment, try it at our risk. For ful l information, write today. Radium Appliance Co., 165 Bradbury Bldg. , Los Angeles. CaL t--. •

T J S E HOmedpsthlc Mentha lene for *-" Bronchi t i s . ..; Neura lg ia , Tonsl l l t l s , H a y Fever , laryngit i s . Catarrh, A s t h m a , Rheumat i c P a i n s , Sprains , Coughs . Colds, Sore Throat . H e a d a c h e , Toothache , Burns , SunhUrn. Chilblains, Chaps and Skin troubles , e tc . ; s e n t postpaid one large jar. s e n d fifty c e n t s todav. Da'ey Ar. Daley, 959 Michigan Ave . , Buffalo. N\ T .

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Americanism i l lustrated In growing victory gardens is "the best ant idot s for Bolshevik doctrines," according to" the Young M e n s Christ ian assoc iat ion, which is planning a 1919 campa ign oflp "Americanism a n d the speak ing ©A Engl ish language v ia the v ic tory gar> den." Deta i l s of the campa ign wers> completed here today by the Nat iowU W a r Garden commiss ion, co -operat ing with, the immigrat ion department at the Young Men's Christ ian assoc ia t ion in Chicago. P lans also provide for tb* showing of the victory garden w o r k in mov ing pictures throughout tha country, s a y s a Washington dispatch.

T o start off the campa ign lO.dO* garden/ and canning books have boon sent tq Chicago in addit ion to sever* ! thousand posters- The Young Men's Christian associat ion had 150 acres o f industrial gardens last year a n d t h e y hope to better that record th is year. These gardens are 25x150 feet.

Const uctive Cam pa ion. _ "This is one of the most constructivey /

campaigns yet undertaken," sa id Cnai ies Lathrop Pack, president of m e National War Garden commiss ion, t o ­day. "Do not forget m a t tne garden produces someth ing bes ides food. It produces thrift so important- u» the nation at this time. Then, too, it means contented workers everywhere . The m a n with a victory garden real izes the value of a home and he Knows the value of making regular tr ips to ttu» bank. Then, too, the incent ive to g e t out in the open and speak the l£ng-

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was garbed in the uniform j of tha marines. On his arm he darried a little raincoat, and he proudly displayed the> numerals which showed that he was a member of the gal lant thirteenth.

Sergesnt'a Uniform Next . One of the young men at the Knights

of Columbus club asked him why he did not have sergeant's stripes. "Cor­poral, he make m e one uniform' now for promenade. When m e pnomenade me wear sergeant's suit . Then me boss corporal. My fadder and mudder^ mort now. Corporal he fadder to me.; Will go to American with marines."

There were tears in the eyes of many of the soldier boys who were gathered at the Knights of Columbus club. They had been through much, but this l ittle figure with the two wound stifipes and the warned l imb gave them

Advertisements received too late for proper classifi­cation in these nages will be found on page 67.

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AUSTRAUAN TELLS OPINION OF YANKS

Brains, Wealth and Re­sources of Americans

Won the Victory.

other incident of the h, orrOr i of the German at tacks in France and Bel ­gium.

Little Jean Moyeaux will gjo to the United "States with his corporal and the' marines . The captain l>ves the l a n e voungster. And every man in the

Belgian and who

i imerican

resriment would fight for the boy, n'ho has learned to love has' learned t o know the soldier a s he really i s . \

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Austral ians have learned to appro-^ e la te the value of the American soldier in the world war. according to the late Lieut. Cecil Hea ly of the Australian expeditionary force, an international swimming champion, killed last s u m ­mer in Prance. Lieut. Healy, who w a s one of the best swimmers In the wor ld over the long and middle-distance courses, competed at the Olympic games in Stockholm. In a letter to a friend here he said; . '> "Until America ranged herself defi­nitely on our side, I entertained strong misgiv ings a s to what the ult imate i s sue 'would i>e, but when the United S ta tes declared war the Teutons ' chances of obtaining world domination vanished forever, in my estimation. I at once ventured a prophesy among my coterie of friends that it w o u l d be Yankee brains, Yankee weal th and re­sources alone that would enable u s to s tave off defeat.

"To any group of soldiers that I hap­pened to come upon in our camp that were discussing the Yankees, I told that I had made one of a bunch of a t h ­lete's who left Austral ia to compete against Americans at the Olympic games . W e Were convinced, I a s ­sured them, that the Yanks were all talk a s w a s supposed. But I explained that after w e had had aiyopportuni ty

ht j of seeing for ourselves what they could SS do in the w a y of organization, and had

seen evidence of their shrewd and businessl ike sys tems, and observed the fact that they Were equipped wi th everything that brains could suggest and money buy, and, moreover, had met them a s man to man (in most in ­s tances receiving a sound trouncing at their hands) , w e began to regard them highly.

j "Ultimately we returned to Austra­lia with, the firm impression that the Yank was*about a s worthy an adver­sary a s would be met with in any hemisphere." Lieut. Healy w a s killed in the Austral ians' capture of Mont St. Quentln.

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The banks of the country know tha home food producer for a g o o d , c u s ­tomer and a good cit izen. The tune to begin making ^that c i t izenship i* when the cit izen is" new. The best an j tidote for Bolshevik doctrine i s th« production of food ' f o r the kitchef door."

Must Send Food Abroad. P. S. Ridsdale, secretary o f the N a ­

tional W a r Garden commiss ion , h a s \ just returned from Europe, where he spent three m o n t h s s tudying the homo food production plans. H e points ou t that everything possible m u s t be done in the United S ta tes to produce food close to the point of consumpt ion In order that other foodstuffs that can he shipped long d is tances c a n be s e n t abroad. There are mil l ions in E u ­rope close to the point of s tarvat ion, according lo i*eports from abroad. is Siberia, too, is to learn all about v i c ­tory gardening. Prof. W. C. O'Kane of the Sta te Agricultural col lege at Durham, N. H., has prepared a garden circular for distribution this s u m m e r in Siberia by the Agricultural E d u c a ­tional expedit ion under the ausp ices of the Young Men's Christian assoc iat ion . Pictures from the National W a r Gar­den commiss ion victory garden book are used in the book, which h a s been translated into Russ ian.

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Life aud ^jfoaraetcr Reading, MARCH, if.

This person is capable, executive; and loves art and beauty jn all forms.

H e is accurate in judgment, very ob­serving and seems to take in all details without effort. People of this birthdate love method and sacrifice everything to do ft.

When under the disciptino of self-control and se l f -knowledge this char­acter has tremendoutfiptrength and can command unseen forc is . These people make good mental he / l ers . Their pres­ence i s healing a n d A n e y s e e m to exert ». E o w e r ever o t h e r ! for good.

N s s t u n e warn that ex treme care should

W&imit Ad Ag<52c5ea Courier Cisssified "Want Ada'' will to.

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Already Show Advance Along AH Lines Since

War Ended. w ,* I* will be m a n y years before price*

in the Rhineland will fall to a pre-war

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level, according to German economists . a view shared by officers of tho Third Army of Occupation, w h o h a v e beet; detailed to s tudy the s i tuat ion. Since the armist ice w a s s igned there h a s been a general increase In prices w i th but few except ions to s h o w a d o w n ­ward trend, s a y s a Coblenz correspond, ent of the Associated press, * In certain c l a s s e s of the populatioc there w a s a hazy notion that a suddott fall in the prices of "'" T-t.ar:n.rijyi''-would take place at the end of tho war . It appeared to be based o n nothing more than an impression that condir tions in the coming peace t i m e . w o u l d be practically identical wi th those Be­fore the war, and buyers of «.»«-».-^ iron products such a s machinery. hard> ware, field and garden implements • » « steel wire have not placed their orders. A consequent* has been a hos i tancv on the part of manufacturers to t the effort to reach their old m a r k s o ? production, incidentally l e a v l n ^ ^ - a T : diers t h o u »«n*l« of discharged «Ol-

Rcasons given whv lower nrieasi I M not to be expeeted are the l n c r r - 1 - r I r the cost of raw materials , the « . w a g e s demanded and the e ight - ! d a y . • » « * «

Advances in the prices of coal, coke* steel. Irpn s n d lead were registered am the first of the year making i t r e a a a t -ably certain that sti l l higher nrteea

; will be /charged for finished p r o d u c t s , On account of the^scarcity of coa i

many factories remain* closed wi thout s ign of ear |y reopening. ««»«»>

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