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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

PERRY & SANTA FE &. r. r
THERE VIII he meeting o,
.nl1sns Of Mfxlco at the cour,
House at ESQ Thursday, Aug. 90
d consider and take I'd plans
tw the extension Of MexIeo-
Perry and santa Fe Electric Road.
Jusss Botts Of thls company will ex.
vIala the situation definitely and
,ssrly that al may understand lust
.hs condition Of lie affairs, and
VII bs slad TO answer any and all
uusstlons with reference to th,
susinsss Of the enterprIse.
The condition at this time is
very strenuous, and unless the
sszsns Of Mexico take an active
hisrsst IN she enterprise there
i Danger Of the whole proposition
groving a failure There ls some
hsr that the rails and ties
usy be taken up and sold for Junk.
The Officers and directors Of
be enterprise have worked In an
p.Irlns and unselfIsh way. They |,
aTs not only contributed largely Of
Alr time, but some Of them
lus expended substantial sums
lpn thelr own pockets. Some
aas gone 30 far as TO assume large ,
.tsonal obligations in order 70
nks this enterprise a success, The
sslzens Of Mexico and AudraIn .
,sunty generally are just as much /
bierested In the success oil.
bis undertaking as those who
n giving so much Of their time
md money to the proposition. No
money viii be asked for at this
nssting. The officers and d.
ucfcrs Of the company are anx. ,
sas for your advice and for your ]
norsl support at this time. /,
Judge Bolts In behalf Of the COM j
ly wants 70 discuss the proposi.
Ion with our people In free
pen and frank way, hoping that
ems plan can be arrived at which I
III meet with the approval !
/ all that may result in not only /,
pIding this road, but In ex- +,
suding II SO Il may become one d
Msxico's most successful enter I
rlses. All Of cur merchants know Z
nat its extenslon would mean to {
i1leo. lC
This meeting is Of the utmost
nportance, and something must be
Ars 10 save this enterprise, and /
'hateyer is done must be started o
'sht away. The ledger has in \
IND the fact that the large number i
1 our people don't understand the q
gsc, Condition Of The affairs Of u
\ enterprise Or The proposition k
n Judge Bolts desires TO submit 1,
hIs proposition deserves at least Ii
fareful hearing and thorough con. n
|srsaon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

ploRs tlan half the small grain in
( enunty iss IA Tho shock and d
n dead yii be spoiled on nc
~ q e ruin. We be5eye
s, ,s,.,a I sss lars could ha gaycd
IS -affiiers Of Audrain county ev.
,Nar n The grain as soon as
aud bound wero stacked instead
|'hodked- Wlhon n The stack the
3 DO not iiliurc Ii and then
b wauM b nd hurry about thresia
Aadn.v had q splendid crop OF
ibis year, and 1t is a shame
iAave ii destroyed,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

THE Mexico Ledger woSilGl like
to know if any one has full and
complete file Of all the Mexico Fair
eatalogs. A file Of this kind should
be kept In the Mexico Library. We
understand and the state Historical
Society at Columbia endeavors to
keep a file Of all the county faii'
eatafoes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

FOR RENTS room cottage and
basement, large garden, good out
houses, located 4 doEs from South
jefferson on breckenridge. Apply to
Mrs. N NJ Saunders or J Al Darmaby
d2w1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
REPORT 4 MISTAKE

The report that the Mexico Grocery
would have to vaeafe Its present
quarters because the building has
been sold Is a mistake. Our lease ex-
pires Feb, 1915. dw1
MEXICO GROCERY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

GENERAL 3. W. MAJOR, Demo-
cratic nominee for Governor of
Missouri, is taking a much needed
rest at West Baden. indiana, and
VIII retur to Missouri August 81,
when he viii open his campaign be-
fore the Democratic Club on which
occasion a splendid ovation VIII
greet the Democratic nominee for
Governor. G
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

Mrs. ]. w. Million and daughter,
Margaret, who were thrown from a
buggy few days since are getting
along nicely. They were not serious
ly hurt but painfully injured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

THE closing of Che Mexico POST
office on sundaya was not the re-
sax Of a raiAng by roy offiosS. but
was brought about by a law etaoted
by Congress
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
Hot
Weather

still continues, no New
Perfection Oil Cook Stoves
sold this season. You
should have one, good any
time Of the year.
3 Burner and Oven $l2. so
2 Burner and Oven $1,000
Every one gives perfect
satisfaction.
Best Ever Gang Plows
and Sulkies at prices to suit
all Corn Binders, Farm
Wagons, Buggies, "Glidea
Barn Door Hangers and
Track; Peerless Fence and
Tanning Mills.
Drop in and see me.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

THE roosters In Democratic news
paner offices are beginning to
Flap their wings 10 remove the dust
of many unused years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
{. B. S|LVERs
TALKS AGAINST
SINGLE TAX.

the Land Owners PROTECTIVE Associa
ton Of Kansas City, spoke ait th,
Court House here Monday evening
against the Single Tax Amendment.
Mr. silvers carne to Mexico IN
der the auspices OF the Mexico com
nlercial club which is working aeaans
the amendment.
R. D. worrell introdrced the
speaker.
He said. fn part:
What did Henry George proposei
Simply this; To put all taxes on land
at an unlimited rate. And what do
these amendments proposeY Exactly
the same thing. But Mr. Hill, head
OF ths SAFE Equitable Taxation
Lcagus. says that the first amend
meat here will tax public utility fran
chlsss. and the privilege OF record
ing papers In the recorders office,
and also will permit OF a revenue IT,
cense on the liquor business. 'ell
You that is not true.
This amendment specifically aboI-
sshes all revenue licenses 1t makes
DO exception OF saloon licenses
whatever 1t does say that the laws
regulating the sale and manufacture
&C liquors shall be unchanged, but
hat simply means regulation laws
and regulation licenses" In other
words. the law against Sunday sa-
loons and sales to minors would be
But the amendment spe-
officially prohibits any license for
revenue Of any kind or character.
Next, he says that under the pow
Or to tax privileges. there can be q
'evenue tax Laird against the recording
II mortgages and deeds That also Is
lot true, for the recording OF an I'M
]'rument is not privilege but a.
iuty enioined by the law for the
protection Of the public.
This amendment leaves no source
H,&Srovenne but land: that IT is the
'ure ana Ssnp5e sing'e tax. Joseph
Nels is putting UP the money forI
he campaign for these amendments,
inder his own proposition His prop
lsition Is to put up the money neces-
AIRY to put the single tax, not
modified single tax, into effect.
"The single takers conceive the no |
ION that private ownership Of land
$ wrong They think the state
ught to own the land and let itI
nut TO tenants. Thds, however, is
'ractically impossible Of attadn-
nent. So they devise a scheme to
make the state the universal land
1rd without confiscation Of the ti-
los to land. Then they figure that
y land will be free to whomsoever
ANTS to use 1t and that all land
i'll be put into use" q lFlF
Delegates to state Meeting.
In accordance with the resolution
assed ut the Anh-singIe Tax meet
lg at the Court House, the Com
lercial Club has appointed the fol-
Auri1,.r da,laosad,rs A.. an. ..1a ctt..s.ls "a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

VIM. Spires Is moving back t.
Mexico from Wellsville to resfde.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

centemeri Silk and Kid Cloves
We fit them.
Ricketts, & Emmons d. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

Walker Ragsdaie is home from
Excelsior Springs. but his health is
no better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

Mrs. ] Q. Emmons and TWO small
sons, of Tina, Mo. are visiting rela-
lives and friends in Mexico ard Au-
drain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
POSTPONED sPRouL

ACADEMY OPENING.
Private School for boys and girls
opens Sept. 10th Pupils dn class or
alone. Grade. High School, colIeet-
ate studies, Teachers Review. Book
keeping Plano and Voice. all guaran-
teed to be satisfactory. Board may
be obtasred near the School. Write
or call ut once.
CARRIE B. spROUL,
2l9dyt 25.St, Principal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

Rev. orlowsky and family are
visiting in st. Louis this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

Muslin Underwear and Brassiere's
81 greatly reduced prices as long as
they last.
Ricketts, & Enimons D. G., Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

Newest things In Ladies Neck
wear. Robespieme, etc.
Ricketts, q Emmons d. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

Newest shapes in American Lady
Corsets. d2w1
Ricketts, G Emmofls D. @. Go.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

Russell Dudley of Kansas City is
here on business. r :
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

ADAl4lA appreciates the import
good roads The City Coun-
andalta today let the con-
q paving eight blocks Of Main
g the Illinois Construction
|Hay Of Springfield. iii. The
\. Y total $4,000, TIiis will be
"a ilTNt nauinfr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

j ~mocilats of Audraith and
. counties are invited TO
w 70 the Naaionaa and
aDafgn funds through the
ger, We Will tako pleas
NpRiilg after your subscription
70 desire
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

MEXICO should have a live, up
tcdate automobile club. Good re
sulis along several lines would fol-
low.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

Mrs. James Gray Of Pilot Point,
Texas, Is the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. William r. sallee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

The lalter's son-inslaw, John Ifeazer.
ard wife.
MRS. Porter Cauthorne apeut
Thursday with her parents, John
CowheFd and family near sssltfs Fe.
John Heller and wife attended the
Fairbairn reunion at the home oe
tho latter's uncle, Il Fairbairn at
Perry Saturday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-05
FREE TICKETS TO THE FORSYTH THEATER
FOR THE BEST WRITTEN WANT ADS
Did You ever Try to write a Want Ad?

Did o a
a a GET of
o.
here is nov YOU can secure fee tickets to the FORSYTH
some of them read better others Now that
a
paper and scribbe You will find
of them
For the five best written each day the Want Ad VIII
a
ana give the tickets to the that have written the
is n le
five tickets
Torrance, will
he he ha ar
OF he o
day
The winners Will
the 10 is o your
bring Want Ad receipt and that issue the The Geor
four ca O'Clock day. nights
performance Remember,
a
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and
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Needle Work.
Situations Wanted-Male.

SlCuatlOnS WanCed-MaIe.
YOUNG MAN, experienced boolkeeper
and typewriter wants position with
good firm; to get start in city will work
cheap. good references. Address J. r. j..
Box 4I7. care Georgian $3.50
IL NOR drug clerk experience and abil-
lly desires position at once. Address
Box 5l4, Roanoke. Ma. $3.50
YOUNG MAN. - years of age, with some
business experience and willing TO work,
desires position in store, bank or office
good references. Address Thomas 'raN-
Ion. tairbUrn, Ga. 3O-9-j
NANrED-Some firm or company TO em-
plpN me as broom maker a s a small side
line with their business; can make any
kind If broom. Box 100. care Georgian.
3i-2-5
THOROUGHLY competent, energetic
young man OF wide experience and val
liable training with large corporations,
possessing full knowledge of office rou-
tine; good correspondent; some sales eX-
DfIcuCe, wishes pos ton where ability
and LOYALTY viii be rewarded Address
Boy "a. care Georgian. $50
EXPERT STENOGRAPHER and private
secretary with railroad and commercial
experience, wishes position with oppor
tunitN to advance. Address Box 745, care
Gcorgia.. 27-9-5
WANTED-A POSITION AS
STENO-BOOKKEEPER. FOUE
YEARS EXPERIENCE. CAN
GIVE BEST OF REFERENCES.
NOTHING UNDER 5000 PER
MONTH CONSIDERED. AD-
DRESS X Y 4. CARE GEOR-
CLAN 3l-9-4
WANTED-Position BY young
man. aged %. as office assistant
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Want Ad Rates and Rules
in The Atlanta Georgian

one cent a word each insertion
No ad taken for less than the price
nf ten words Ads in larger type
re q line a words to the lire).
Outof- town aGv vert i sementS
must be panied with cash
Agencies discounts 10 and 5 per
cent
The Georgian win not be resDon-
sible for mere than one incorrect
insertion oC any ad ordered more
.han one time
Closing Hours: To secure prop
or classified ads must 6e in
The Georgian office before i o'clock
me day Of the issue.
All ads must he order ed cut in
writing or at office no discon-
unuance notice taken over phone
Every word in he advertisement
'rclIding the rame and address.
is counted Each initial counts cns
word, compound words are counted
as iUo words.
Ieleuhone y1ur Want Ads to The
Georgian (hG;n phones 5000 when
il is more convenient ia DO So. and
collection will be made al YOUR
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ing cay This is AN accol'u Gda-
tim service rendered Georgian
Want Ad patrons and payment
should always be promptly made
,r presentation Of bill Always
ass mat Tolr TELEPHONE ad be re-
p-ated back 10 You hY The ad
.-.-f a.
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Job Work.

WE CAN SAVE You money on repair
work shelving, tables and counters. We
maze them 10 order Roof repairing brief,
work, wall tiutIug, painting and plaster
ine. 62l, s. Forsyth street Rcil l1SI;
Ntlanta G0S7-M.
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Board Wanted.
Summer Resorts.

7(-0~~-0-(@0~-7~-0l7--~ r--~--,~-.
CAN ACCOMMODATE eight people at my
mountain home for September. al mod
crate rate. Elegant food. Grand seen
cry. NJ, Box %, care Georgian. 60-9-4
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Help Wanted-Male.

Observation-Disclosures stenog-
rapher and telegraph operator :;
position pays between SO and $50
per month Apply Employment
Department. Remington Type
writer Co., SO n. Broad St. 1861
/ VAN fED-Two young men to travel; age
eIShteen to twenty years: salary and
| expenses paid. Apply Friday morning
peiWeen s and o'clock at 800 Austeii
building, Atlanta. $50
WANT ED-Crew manager: one who is
capable Of collecting and handling a
( crew, OF young men. Apply Friday morn
ing between and o'clock at 92O Aus
/ leI building Atlanta. 1881
fED-.Wnite boy in a music house
office; salary to begin IS week An
sWer with particulars. in own handwrif-
lns, Box 80. Atlanta. 1914
| OFFICE BOY. between the ages of Il
ana 10, who has been to school APP
ply, ,:A % south Pryor street, Room 301, Sat
WANTED-Boy who can use typewriter
ADDRESS. own handwriting, Box 500, At
s9ILl1, 94-35
N5ANTED-Ten stock statesmen 10 make
~ a day 2O4 Gambler building. 9-4-37
COM ETINT order man for grocery
store Apply TO ?. m. I'll Piedmont
ave. 9-4-29
WANTED - SEVERAL MEN
WITH EXPERIENCE IN HAT
FACTORY; ALSO AN En-
PERIENCED CUTTER OF FAB
RIGS. AMERICAN HAT MAN
CFACTURING CO.. 195 MA
lilETTA STREET. 9-4-16
WANTE.p- Good butter. References re-
CURED. Apply 1Q3 ECgewood avenue
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

7--1(77(7(7(-7l~~-----l(l-~
WANTED-Furnished room by
refined couple, north side, close
IN. Address r. b. d., Box $50,
care Georgian 9-5-66
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Just Off PeaChtree

SELECT rooms with or without board.
reasonable ls w. Cain ST. S-29-4S
NICE ROOM and board b exchange ion
diamond, motorcycle piano cor type
writer small cash payment Pare. Eu&
10. care Georgian. 6-i1-JJ
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Ro3rders Wanted


WANTED-B Room and board. or furnished
rooms tor light housekeeping by couple.
at reasonable rates. Give rates ana phone
number S, =. .. Box l74l. City. $3.50
COMFORTABLE room in suburban home.
two minutes from car line large
porches, shade trees, two bath rooms.
good servants vegetable garden. chickens
and Jersey COW. South kirkwood. De
catur $50 9-o-9t
INPGE- dolghtfuI room WIN private
bath: good location. best able, steam
heat; al comforts -i1 West PeaChtree.
Ivy 1851. t5-9-5
GENTLEMEN or ladies can get nice,
large, cool front rooms at is Capitol
Place; price 50 and So per week. 45-9-5
WANTED-Four or five nice. refined
Young men boardcrs. well prepared
meals. neat. clean rooms, redsona bic
prices Mrs Jno. II. Thurman, l2I Capt.
tol ave 9-o-A3
ON NORTH BOULEVARD, unfurnishcd
rooms i'm stCam-hcatcd apartments. for
couple. with board. References required
as SOUTH PRYOR can accommodate a
few boarders ana roomers. with con-
veniences. s-o-l3
COMFORTABLE BOARD can he obtained
in private family, all cOnvenienccs. APP
ply 80 Piedmont avenue. 9-4-f5
WEST END-COupe without children.
two young mon one room. one man 90
share room, table board 1856 Gordon.
West I'LL. ?-4-i0
WEST END family have nice room and
board for couple without children. room
Tor gentleman. Phone West 5CS-J.
100
I89 WEST PEACHTREE has changed
hands open for cOngenal boardcTs,
dressing room, day bCarders wante
meals IS per week Call Ivy 555l. 9225
THOSE desiring TO take Teen students
as hoarders E.ndly notify Che Office at
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"The Georgian's Rent Bulletin
Do Your Renting Through This Bulletin.


/ is or unf1rn
al 0 its The
special the surroundings
I O
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Furnished Rooms For Rent.

PLEASANT room: modern conveniences
in steam heated apartment. close in
north side wv 6033-J a-5-6,
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Closing Hours: To secure prop
orr classification ads must be in
The Georgian office before ! o'clock
The day of the issue.
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Trunks, Bags and Suitcases.

RETAfLED AND REPAIRED.
EI'E'G II WHITEHALL
~ \ y / L'i-i1 - STREET
Bell Main 1916. Atlanta 1854.
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one cent a word each insertion
No ad taken for less than the price
of ten words. Ads in larger type.
re q line a words to the lire).
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Help Wanted--F anale.

WANIEI)--+n experienced sirl to nurse.
one, one Hy ynis III Jfc e, nel&hpo. hood pre-
-e-- ~ - u d, ~ g.. g.-4i'''I' ''2-2-e'
Van ana Ia6S Gom 10 Il ,y ,%qei Flnf AZ
.eg.A .... carry THURSDAY morning. g-5-54
& GOOD Lone aE %'j sood Nage oot 10 rgR
party. ~ Grange 8Heet Immediately.
NNNTET-Tn Tcn7DIe Count T1i75ing
lo,rs lady as public stenoerapEaf. fn
ragst Iaity. free office room ,yi,ryyrits,.
and dcsl, furnished free plenty Of
work.. Apply to 405 Temple Court 500
NANTED-tfirls for fancy uai,.i. g1iieino
\ppfy Southern PhotG-A,atertaI Com.
WANTED A good bones5 reIiabIe cool,
II peachtree 81 g-5-5G
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The Georgian win not he respon-
sible for mere than one incorrect
insertion oC any ad ordered more
.hun one time
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All ads must he ordel ed cut in
writing or at office no dtscon-
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cut of town q er i sements
must be accompanied with cash.
Agencies discounts 10 and per
cent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-05

ANFElp- Good butler. References re-
CURED. Apply 100 EGgewood avenue.
1 q
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-05

" NJ ed adN bookkeeper. l1lYca.
+Hsiyi Company $500,
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SECONDHAND SAFES-Smali. medium
and large home safes, SIS; Halls bank
and fire roof safes, vault doors, etc. c.
] Daniel 4l6 Fourth National Bank Bldg.
9-7-22
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-05
Matrimonial.

YOUNG NJ AN, Southcrner, limited means,
desires 10 meet lady who possesses
l1vable character. object matriwouN. con-
58-g-4
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Stables For Rent.

--(---~-(--~--~-)-~~~-~ >--|0~-0-0-0-~~-~-~-~~~@
FOR RENT Stable and garage Apply
TO III Lewis. no Jackson street or at
office 2l3 Temple Court 9-4-23
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Furnished Houses Wanted.
Office Space For Rent,
Garages For Rent.

FOR BENT0Garage S. "a East Pine
street. S-S0-8
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-26
Holbrook Happenings
From the Holbrook Argus.

Sick headache is cause.i bv d
dlsordered stomach. Take Cham
berlain's Tablets and correct that
and the headaches will disappear.
For sale by all dealers. 7
S. D. Smith of Holbrook was
a business visitor here las: week.
While here he called in to see the
printerman. Mr.. Smith has been
appointed to look after Apache
and Navajo Counties, by the
Horticulture Commission in re-
CARDS worlny fruit, etc, and to
see that none Of these infected
products go into other districts.
II any attempts are made to do
so the same will BE conhscated.
st. Johns Herald.
The fall term of the Superior
Court was opened here yester-
day by Judge Sapp, and a large
number Of jurors, witnesses, liti-
gants, attorneys and interested
spectators were on hand. This
session will probably last for
two weeks, unless, some unex-
pected turn of affairs occurs. 1t
is expected that the. Marley case
will take a great deal of time.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-26
Holbrook School Items

Another pupil was enrolled
Monday. The number ill attend
ance necesSitated the sresea ting
of the intermediate room on
Saturday. Warren Brinkerhoff
and Claude Flanagan did the
work. The new arrangement
moves the seats farther from the
stove which adds to the comfort
of all concerned.
Friday afternoon the primary
room enjoyed manuel training,
tho the little people did not re-
alize that it was work, probab
ly. The training aims to teacA
orderllness, and cooperation OF
mind and hand, neatness, inven-
tion appreciation OF skill, and
judgement. Some OF the mats
were very we'll done.
The fifth giade have memo
rized the required poem tor the
month this week; Mrs. Hemans'
1.-The Landing of the Pilgrims. .
In the seventh grade, Tennysons
Ring Out, Wild Bells" from "In
Memoriam" was the memorized
poem.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-26
Items of Interest From the
st. Johns Observer

]. c. Tyler went to Holbrook
on business Wednesday, making
the trip in his automobile,
Art Saunders, of Holbrook. is
assisting with the work of sur
veying the cross sections for ex-
tending the Lyman irrigation
canal.
Charley Gardner came over
from Holbrook on the steamer
last Tuesday. Charley is taking
a practical course in auto engi,
neering and expects later to go
on as regular driver.
c P. Anderson OF the st. Johns
Drug Co, went to Holbrook
yesterday to meet travelling
salesman and place his order for
a big line of footwear for the
seasons trade.
A. Nj. Pate, B. Y. Duke. and
Ruel Jarvis Yesterday construct
ed bridge across. that disre-
putable wash III Big Hollow,
the work being done for the
Parks Transportation Company.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-26
Stored Labor

Every dollar you earn rerre
sents a number of certain hours
of your labor. 1t is labor in con-
denSed form, convenient to ex-
change for the products of the
labor OF others, or to hold in
storage for use i'll later years
when your strength fails. Put
away a part of today's work
of tomorrow work--of every
days work, now, while you
have earning capacity. Your
stored labor will support you in
comfort in a few years. Can you
save dollar every day to put
in the bank? Or so cents? Or 25
cents? If SO, you ought to be do
ing it. It's a pity to waste all
the work OF these good years
but many are doing it. Be wise
and bank part of the earnings
of each day. We not only accept
your deposits, keep your money
safely, and render every possible
accommodation that the best
banks i'll the country can render,
but we will take care of vout
valuable papers and give you
our assistance IN your business
transactions free of charge.
THE BANK OF WINSLOW