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The Virginia enterprise., 1912-05-17

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The Virginia enterprise., 1912-05-17
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEDj., &

announcement has been made q
the engagement OF Miss Geraldine
Fleming of Brainer MINI, and.
:Mahlon w. Richards. son 81 Mr.. and.
Mrs. G. d. Richards Of fLakeside Mr.
Richards is we'll known throughout
the city and now makes his. headquar-:
tiers at Virginia. MINI: The date for
the wedding has not been net. Du-
.luth Herald. iS=.. .s.s : S + s.s:z :,
The Virginia enterprise., 1912-05-17
! ST. PAUL's CHURCH. !

j. Next Sunday is the Sunday after
Ascension Day AZ 81. Paul's church
there will be morning service e
1890 O'clock. Sunday school at
noon. Everybody Il cordially vel
SOAASNs '~. sf- go: 5@-2sesEs :. f-,S.
The Virginia enterprise., 1912-05-17
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hence ths IA - A llr.
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and others &C hail
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81 hoWeVsr I, g lts Inians
khex pretty wsll how intend
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city. g the possible rom ths JuE-
dslrnA nAnt 1clr ma trsYsis sis5 accsptabIs
it ~ smake little diif ferencs dn ths
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The Virginia enterprise., 1912-05-17

OF the cOnetfu ctl0n M new plant.
He Iaid that the big six were not
acting II good faith and ii this 5elecs
tion was not won ~ the league
nothing would be gained for the peo-
pie In the way OF tsking over the
light and water plant 5..:3Is.
The six candidates Tor aldernaen,
zc. ". Lnndstrom, Clande Gill, WIN.
Kettola, s.. a. Nelson, Adolph Keller
and George Harvey. who are OPP
posing Aldermen Peterson. Boylan.
sstan, Kimball. Heritage and Weber:
III spoke briefly tho 81, s,l,ulbstance Is {, Of
.whichswAs that they xeuld work hard,
SO &c elected and Il successful would
'tosall ins their power % oadyancs tht;
int Of the people Hof Yirsinia.4
...Judss Montague. A. N. Thompsoh.5
H. Hclahon, +. Hughes md
others spoke along the same lines
and many of them expressed the.
opinion that. the election was allrsadys'
won. 81 81
IS The members of the league are
ceedingly active4in this camp jEn,
and III. are putting forth thSlr 80
slRorts Q carry the issue % Vie
tory .,Z 81
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28

THE party that has found your lost ar
ticle viii be looking for your ad in this
column. Let him know that you were the
loser by placing an ad in The Georgian's
Lost and Found column. 12-5-12
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
Desk Space For Rent.
Furnished Rooms Wanted

=
w AM ED-Two young men desire nice,
large, furnished room, steam heat. ato.i
close in. Give rates and location. Adj
dress 9. 81. care Georgian. 69-27-12
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
Board Wanted.
Furnished Rooms For Rent,

Furnished Rooms For Rent,
TWO or three elegantly furnished front
rooms, complete for housekeeping: cleo
trio lights, sink in kitchen. hot bath. Bell
prone, pest rooms in city, with owner.
29O Washington. 12-27-47
THREE rooms, entire second floor. fur
nlshed complete for light housekeeping
- West Peachtree place 64-s7-12
TWO completely furnished rooms for
LSht housekeeping; also one furnished
front room; all conVeniences IL Angler
FOR RENT-Large and comfortably fur
nlshed front room, with private family
On 81 West Pessseehntree; references exchanged.
~ light housekeeping. $3.50 per week 26s
FOR RENT-Delightful front room; pri-
Vate path; gentlemen refined home
Peachtree, care Georgian, f2-27-s7
NICE sunny rooms, ali conveniences- S0S
Capitol avenue. Main 29l8-J. 12-27-30
FOR RENT Furnished complete for
light housekeeping, two rooms for s12;
close in 1903 Rawson st Atlanta phone
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for mar
f1ed couples or gentlemen; steam heat:
elevator; cafe: references Gresham
Apartments. II West Cain street. Ivy
FURNISHED ROOM, centrally located
ga, gas ana electricity hot and cold water;
nath room adjoining; use of phone; rent
reasonable. Atlanta phone 5600-B
1a-2z-1
TWO large, bright rooms furnished com
plete for light housekeeping. with pri-
va hatG i"IlilS nor ana cold water; porcelain
nSIn' use OF phone, SIG month. Phone
THREE furnished rooms in private fam
NY with or without board so Williams
-. IVY 2sol-J. 1226-33
WILL SHARE my six-room cottage with
couple and give board: electric lights
not bath, near in Main 3375-L 12-28-2q
LARGE, bright, well furnished bedrooms:
close IN. 81 West Baker st 42-26-12
TWO furnished rooms; one complete for
4ght housekeeping; heat and gas fur
niShed; walking distance: private family.
reasonable. 256 Houston street. 44-2s-i5
TWO front rooms for houseFeepiDg in
private family with owner; reasonabI
all conVemences. Atlanta phone 3lO9-F
7=77-77 49, =------ t226-l1
FOR RENT-To gentleman, nicely fur.
nshed room in home on north side. All
eonNen1ences. Phone Ivy 5109 I2-36-10
YOUNG MAN, having nice steam heated
room N cloSe-ln modern apartment de-
Slres congenial roommate to share rent
Enone IVY 19I8. 100 Ivy street 12-26-12
FOR RShtNT-rhree, four or i've nice
rooms, TO permanent tenants. Entire
second hpor Ivy 27SS-L ia North Jack
s 80 I2-26-7
For RENT-'rwo nicely furnished rooms
urSt-clsss board: all conyenjenoes "a
E9st Harris. Ivy BALL. i3-26-g
IMo connecting rooms for light house,
Keeping; newly papered with bath and
eIeC. re agnts, private entrance. St5 per
month 345is Peachtree - 2s2 %
THREE light housekeeping rooms 50 =
ellis street Mangan. 1641 Atlanta phone
34-26-12
TWO or four rooms in bungalow, West
End AL conNeuienccs; bargain if taken
az 40 once / li9lderne.s street 3l-26-12
Linden and Peachtree ivy 5I65
12-24-ls
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
"The Georgian's Rent Bulletin"
Rooms and Board.

~ ,rTT- >>''|--~,.>------.-
tree apartment !. Nicely furnished,
SLeam-heated room. with board for two
Young men. Ivy 3767-L 12-2r-ts
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
Agents Wanted.

WANTED AGENTS-AyeraE salesman
can make $40 per day selling Scarbor-
ough s productions in Florida We give
You guarantee OF s. per day Address
a. , Finch. Jacksonville Florida
rr-nI-a
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
Board and Rooms.

FlkST-CI.ASS BOARD, comfortable
p, rooms close in; all cOnveniences 1I5
South Pryor. 62-27-12
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
Situations Wanted-MaIe.


SPECIAL RATES are given on "Situa-
tons Wanted ads. Your 30-Word ad
inserted one time FOR Zoe three times for
zOc, seven times for Ace.
Extra work To do at night:
letter writing or bookkeeping or clerical
work. +. o. s, Box eos, care Georgian.
25--- = =
w ANTEb-Pusition as hOcIIkeepeT or
general Office work by young married
man of two ana halt years experience
AINSl ht healthr location and permanent
position. Can lurujsh best references ana
give reason fer being out of employment
Must nave work Nddress c. / b. 116
I-Tlnee street, Americus, "a. 51-27-12
FIRST-CLASS grocery man. now
employed, would like to make
change. Would not consider a
$40 or 50 per week job. Ad-
dress tfrocerynan, care Georgian.
39-z7-12
YOUNG NAV wants 10SiTT0n a. CTaTT-
teur. can drive any car Not afraid
OF work. can furnish best Of references
Address 6. W. g, Box $50, care Geor-
glan S7-2712
COMPETENT ACCOTNTANTS want in
NentorlaS to calculate: experienced in
making up financial statements and cor
P"fdtl"h tax returns to government: ref
ereuces furnished. Address p. o. Box
1883. 2g-26-12
NATURALIZATION as baoELeepcr; ac-
corporation work. also cana hIt ,f nam,
ling heavy curr,snrDJ.nG, refarcn,as
the best, must locate immediately A. a.
c.. Boz SIS, care Georgian. sS-27-Ia
~ yl,7777T7 T7---I1i----,,
January J.: now enIDlove1 i'm ,ii,.. rsi,
furnish references. " II Vi, n &,nfL
jackson S6-27-l2
\J. p, \-,riTI,- i,--.;ti.,,
,.,Ir,S lii, ~ ~ a. SrogtIA ''eiL
.-iI u ,,I. I'Nr TO- Sl',L' ~ Once; can slEe
and roiiahiiitv. win VOL, in or nI,t ~
city H. l.. A.. - Coorel street Gin
gq-27-1o
"A p, [-,i,i.,I,---IT,,-
" M ~ ny S"IhE man lNenty years
u,., i,usI,' 'i III an "i'ite' nave Hap Iouf
So SNpel ieucS IN can iuIl45h me
ra %i Ftgneii'eN' #. /. VI. Bon
-------ll11--- VI . lS1l % L
- +, Il i''N w N NIL i, 10y expert Stenos-
- %Pl'I "InI t'lcsIap pr operator as pr
r,t '''l HaIanie nahunns corre-
9-,CI,'V nc Lone eAp'fieliceu business
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28

j t1h party LnaL nag round your lost ar
tcle VIII be looking for your ad in this
column. Let him know that you were the
loser by placing ad in The Georgian's
Los. Lost and Found column. l2-5-l2
LoST--Black handbag containing three
81 bills and change; also bunch OF keys
Bile Company. 6S-27-12
BOST-Charm set with diamonds: mi
tails F.. d. on back Picture Of lady ana
child inside. Liberal reward if returned
70 DIttler Bros, 2l6-2l8 East Hunter
street l3-27-43
LOST-Brown English bulldog undershot
jaw. screw tail. Answers name Of Mutt
Return to Atlanta Leather Co, and get
reward. 49-27-12
LOST-Large amethyst pin in g0ld setting
al Terminal station or Chamberlain
Johnson DuBOse'S: 50 reward for return to
Mrs. Kate Cox. Ivy l640. 1z-27-21
LOST-Scotch collie dog, tan, with white
collar. answers to name of Laddie
LOST-Silver mesh bag containing cards
and gloves, on Peachtree street between
Gambler building and Edgeawood avenue.
ward. Mrs ". H. Rymor. 12-26-17
PARTY calling West 4O5 Tuesday after
noon will kindly call again. 1926
LOST-In or around Atlanta saturday
2lst, ring; seven diamonds set in
gov. Reward. 4. y Antignac, Southern
Mortgage Company, Gould Building, At
lanta. 12-26-19
LOST-Sunday. between Grace church
and North avenue, on North Boulevard.
combination watch pin and brooch: head
Of woman surrounded by pearls: small
diamond in center; return to 47s y. 8uule-
ward. Phone Ivy 1012-L. Liberal reward
LOST-One gold locket and chain en-
craving on both sides; "Alttie' on one
side, pitt on other. Return to 29l Raw
son ST. and receive liberal reward.
FOUND-The way to get your Christmas
presents delivered. Read the Business
Guide of Atlanta the first two columns
of The Georglan-each day. 80
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28

LOST-Brown English bulldog, understood
jaw. screw tail Answers name Of Mutt
Return to Atlanta Leather Co, and get
reward. 4q-27-I2
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
Furnished Rooms For Rem

ELEGANTLY furnished room. - ,~' -,
tan home. just across stree fro,,' us
Georgian Terrace. 10 Ponce DeLeog AWE ne
10 D..
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
Furnished Apartments Wanted.

0--@-@(N~~--~N.@~~o-~~~~
WANTED-Four or five-room cottage 3D..
apartment furnished; must be i'm Eo0a
Box S15. care Georgian.
4g-2b-I -
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28

IUSI-t harm set with diamOnds: mi
tails f. u. on back Picture of lady ano
child inside Liberal reward if returned
to Dittler Bros, 216-21S East Hunter
street. 19-27-43
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28

WANIED-kenued Young man TO snare
nice steam heated room; private bath,
hot and cold water: select home: north
side; close in; rates reasonable Ivy
3S83-L 57-27-12
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28

NICE. clean rooms; two blocks Cs7--77---
Blds:; sl.50 to Sz.60 per week; can mn slT
ply lght housekeeping rooms for ~
couples. Come and inspect f52 Conn .%og
street ~ .Lano
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
Teachers Wanted

SPECIAL. FALL enrolment. good oueu-
ln-S vet Fosters Teachers agency
Atlanta. t5a q-23 q
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
Help Wanted-Male.

zoe, seven times for 40c
====s===
Help Wanted-Male.
,c~~,-,,---,----,>>--~->
NANlE "A good, sober settled man as
e- HiBnl heii man an the Williams hotel,
ggz2 @esI Ml-cLelI- l2-2I-5O
WANTED Good aII-r0,1nJ man for Tu1I4I;
and chauffeur Bell pbone gqt / hast
Point. ''''''' Iz-2 Us
WANTED -EXperiaTceI c0IoT-I Tn17c7--
references required: room on place:
wages So Phone wv 1856 92I rearhtree
circle Do 90
WANTED evne,ic,-1c-7 j,,-77-5- -
ply az Peacbtreep ST. I'VE 45 S@''eT T2-27Po
II-I}NISIIF,I1 -, ~
fires ~ e KimLaII "a ''' Joy i 'lla NzII -
not more fba ~ 'Ieu,eo Cja5nHL maker
derstaud5 y,aitina I5. b e".S "ai "n2 un-
with references and nav wanted 10 ''i,ii n ~
5G-.1-i2
SMART IuicL hoy -, -. --------l-------7117
West psacbtrat st.o "'"91"'i ~ ~ ~" w.
7-,,- - =, :, = - = -
DRA lGHON = Bus COLLEGE,
Ah.4 AZ, =, - -
-''I"li'd' NdIdlOSue Ffre.
SPECIAL. HOLIDAY RATES.
-, - : : -.
W "A NIED- Man TO work i'm bON
factor,. Nm, ,,.;4,
A"CtoIH PIlt Wild experience
in cuttn0 r0unG and o,.,I Lo>,n.
I.-T HV''DS 'o.'''" 'Iu oval BOXES.
rHa% ~ 9l''7' io5 I'9 A., Mall'IIac-
W1YTEbZl1 a6e. 5rSi e. ' 800 ~, ~
,,, y9u Rs, man as billing clerE must be of
6o'J' ' 5N' S'tauA worker ana very iaSt
r rm me- Woo 20 ~ peWIlter. Good salary TO
IlSht man references required. Apply at
I2-27-29
R0OT[ K T7T7T7T775 T1II-i-- -
rarId ana aCc,,ra =, LIZ 80 -, Ht''9. ~
a. tpi[a triai boi 80 ~ is uleS anu aui1
snce ana g9Ia,, 50 81" 't d Se, eNpSri
writinp q ~ pot S0o oS U.s.. ~ ~ 1Wn iiall"-
fa-s7-5
WANTED-Good baker also gni,,riI77,
clerk Address n ~ "a .orl tf.. -
eian % ~ -
6 messeqE harp with Wheel a lar Good wages
" 4 N57f7T7T7 Ty,-----,-;-,77
III n IN, ~ ~ per tenjGu rbNehnS man 70
si5 rogora die OF GaiClles TO- Ihf lraue
man. Apply to Baney Medicine Cornany.
kehecGa. Ga l2-26-2l
WANTED a few good solicitors: steady
positions; salary and commission; q I'd
ture to men of ambition Can 500 Austelf
Bldg s 10 Q a. m. : to .. ro. 2O-9G-l3
T7ITT T;7IV 7a65
6rst ysa,.. i,rnp'ntioT fo 81 SH6 ,' 80
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
Try Ranev 5 Blood Remedy

Try Ranev 5 Blood Remedy
FOR RHEUMAT5sM, OLD SORES. I'll
SCROFUI A. FEMALE TROUBLES, IN
DIGESTION ECZEMA AND letter:
$50 FOR A CASE or SPECIFIC BLOOD
POISON TT FAILS To CURE. CALL ON
THE RANEY MEDICINE COMPANY.
5l3 ATSTELL BLDG, ATLANTA. GA
ATLANTA PHONE ola OFFICE
HOURS. = TO g. SUNDAY. 9 TO IL
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
Help wanted-Male and Female.


WANTED CLERK about seventeen years
old 10y the Shoe Renury. 50 North
Broad street. 1925 %
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-10-23

a step in the cleaning, bringing a
lever near, Only a tender greeting of
one SO true, 60 dear. Only a stroll
in the twilight down where roses
grow, Only a maiden's eyes 30 blue,
whose soul looks forth TO you; Only a
soft cheek glowing, to view the roses
hue. Only a whispered promise bind
ing two hearts so true. Ctous: Only
a stroll in the twilight, down where
the roses grow, With stars silv'ry
light, moonbeams bright, ard radiance
over all; All nature calls to wooing
softly as shadows fall, Eehoing words
of tenderest love, spoken soft and
low Miss Patterson has placed a
limited number Of copies on sale at
the Mitterling piano store
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
LOCAL NEWS.

Wanted. Bell boy. Lake Park hotel.
New advertisement today. A
johnson.
Dance supper tonight at Jacks served
a la carte.
Get your pictures framed and up
holstering done at Ireland's
Wanted. Two girls to work in Full
ler's laundry.
Dance at auntemer hall every Satur-
day night. Music by Corey's orchestra.
Home baking. Bread aud dough
nuts. Phone 3S2 red.
Dance supper tonight at Jacks served
a la carte.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Henkin were
morning passengers for Sioux City.
240-acre farm for rent, for cash, five
miles southwest of Madison. Mrs. f.
G. Metcalf.
For Sale, at a bargain. New gas
engine. If you need one it will pay
you to look this up. Inquire at this
Office.
For Rent. Seven room house, good
we'll and ~cistern, barn, and two acres
of land East Eighth street. Gee.
Kehrwald, farm line phone / G.
Sheriff Martin was a business visitor
in Sioux Falls today.
Miss Gertrude Cook was a returning
passen ser from Artesian by the morn.
ing train.
Strayed Male pig. weight about
so pounds. Finder please notify Peter
Heagney.
Dance supper tonight at Jack s served
a la carte.
w. w. Rowland was q morning
passenger for Spencer in the interest of
his monument business.
Prof. s. T. May was an evening pas
senger for Summit to look after his
farm interests in that vicinity.
Special communication of Evergreen
lodge, Non. II, A. f. and A. M, to-
night. Work in the degrees WIN.
Curtis, W. NJ.
The Lake county Jail is free from in
mates, there is nothing doing in po-
lice court, and there are no inmates
at the county poor farm.
Friday. Nov. list, Mr.. J. Blennethal,
with Sidenbelg & Hays. will display
$50 to 200 coats, a fine selection of
their latest styles. All the ladies of
Madison and vicinity are cordially in
yited. Mrs. <. Knoeri.
Wanted to Rent. Five or six room
house. close in, by Nov. LIST. Must be
in good condition. What have you to
ofer.-J. A. Delmage, r. f. n. 2,
Wentworth, s. D.
For Sale or Trade. Horses and farm
machinery TO trade for Madison resi-.
dence property. Give full particulars in
first letter.. A. Delmage, r. f. d.
IL, Wentworth, s.. ID.
Fer Rent. Groom house all finished
in hard wood. practically new. Good
well, c~istern, good cement basement
and walks, electric lights. Four blocks
from postofice. Enquire of A. W.
Sponholz.
Mrs. Harry Dewoody who has beer
a guest at the home of her grandpar
ents. Judge and Mrs. ID. ID. Hold.
ridge, returned to Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
Be sure and attend the lee
ture at the Methodist church this
evening. Mrs. c. II. st. John, noted
throughout the west as an evangelist
and lecturer, has something to say and
knows how to say it. Special music
will be furnished by the Normal or
chestra and vocal solos by Miss Vera
Marian and MIR. Dale Osborn.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
SENATOR CRAWFORD
Will Deliver an Address at the
Madison Opera House
Tomorrow Evening

Senator Coe /. Crawford will de-
liver al address at the Madison opera
house tomorrow evening on national
and state issues. Senator Crawford
comes to Madison under the auspices of
the republican state central committee.
He spent last week in the Black Hills
portion Of tie state, addressing voters
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-10-23

in nearly all the towns in that section.
This week he is billed TO speak in
this vicinity. From Madison he will
go TO WiEsgad where he will speak
Friday afternoon.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-10-23

w. s. Danuth, experienced Piano
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
For Sale.

For Sale.
Registered Short Horn animals, on
the John Foley farm, seven miles
northwes of Madison. Phone 16. On
A line.
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Advertising

Childrens Goats less than the price of the material by the yard at Fields. adv
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no matter how good such light may he. and especially lS the strain severe on the eyes of those who. perhaps. have some abnormality in that regard. In modern life We are placing a jconstantly increasing load upon ! the eyes of people and the per. icentage of persons wearing glasses k constantly increasing. When the child ls growing 1t frequently happens that the eyes do not focus together, causing eye strain and head. aches. It is customary for physicians to make monthly eye tests of all pupils in most Iup to date schools. to care for just such things in time.
 If your child complains of headache. earache. does not want to go to school. says the teacher talks too fast. too slow or too low. does not get as high marks as you think he ought. don't think that the fault iS necessarily one of the evils of an imperfect school system. but have the child eX amined by a physician and ire. quently some slight physical defect will be found to account for the difficulty.
 Several complaints have been made to the Board by parents whose children have been sent home from school. claiming that the children were only suf fering from a severe cold. In view of the fact, as stated a.. bove. that whooping cough is prevalent. any child suffering from cold will be looked on a> a suspect and will be sent home at the discretion of the teacher with the request that 1t be kept from school until the acute stage has passed. All We ask is that parents will CO. operate with us in helping 10 stamp out this trying disease.
 school will not be closed. as has been reported. but will continue until the customary time of closing for the Holidays By direction of the School Board.
 ROBT. L. PETTY.
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seriously hinder healthy -devel- opment of mind and body.

Sometimes with special care. child will outgrow them. but in most cases. surgical remov al is the only remedy. Such surgical treatment is not. how ever. attended with much in, convenience. and is relatively a simple process. The adenoid growths in children are espec tally noticeable in a damp eli mate. and If neglected. often lead to deafness. asthma. chronic catarrh, OF even imbi cility.
 Again. there are i'll the school a few children who would. without doubt do better work and enjoy school life more. if they were provided with some attention for the eyes or ears. The constant us ing Of the eyes under artificial light l. a severe strain on them
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Later-This afternoon the City Health officer ordered the closing of the schools until further notice. Ed.
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There Is no doubt but what Fields is the place for good goods and bargains this month
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FOR SALE

Pure air, good show and solid comfort at the Dream. What more do you want? ads