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Tell him why you always keep
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ask his doctor about it. Doc
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throat and lung troubles.
I had a terrible cold and cough and mi
threatened with pneumonia. I tried Ayer'i
Cherry Pectoral and it gave me quick and per
fect relief. It is certainly a most, wonderful
conch medicine."—RENA E. WHITMAN,Sioux
Falls, S, Dak.
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OAKLAND
Don't forget the New Year's dinner
at the Baptisi. church next Monday.
The yillage school has closed for
week's vacation.
Miss Lena Wangen has returned
to her home for a couple of weeks vaca
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cummings have
returned home from their weddin&r tirip
to Milwaukee.
Alex Wyant and daughter, Mrs* Ella
Buchanan, have returned home from
Iowa where they visited relatives a few
days.
Ed Stockman spent Christmas at his
home at Dodge Center.
Tommie Shinotield is spending a few
days in the village.
Mrs. Rebecca Laird has had lumber
hauled for a barn, which she will have
built right away, A1 Fero doing the
work.
Geo. Hogan shipped a car of stock
from here Friday
Mjs^esGussie, Carman, and Annie
Gcftdavison are here visiting their par
ents a few days.
Among the teachers that are spend
ing Christmas at their homes are' Miss
Debareah, Jennie McKensie at Albert
Lea, Mary Dutnphrey, and John Gregg
at London.
