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The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-09-22
Leaf WithdraWS
As Candidate
HANDS RESIGNATION TO COMMITTEE
E. B. NOIand Named to Fill Vacancy. Demo
cratic Committee Organizes.

cancy was filled by the election
of Dr.. Leet of St. Joe.
A communication from the
governors of the Benewah club
rendering the members of the
committee, ats officers and the
members of the executive COM
mittee the freedom of the club
and inviting them to make the
club rooms their headquarters
while in the city was accepted
with thanks.
1t was decided to open head
quarters at once and the eXecu-
tive committee was instructed to
engage suitable rooms.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-09-22
Commissioners
Inspecting Roads
PREPARING FOR ROAD BUILDING
Over Thirty-One Thousand Dollars Provided for
Roads, and Still Taxes Are Reduced.
PREPARING FOR ROA

Now that the levy has been
made and the money is available
the county commissioners are
planning on doing considerable
work on the roads of the county
yet this fall. All of the money
available from last years tax has
already been expended and a very
creditable showing was made
considering the small amount of
money. ~
In making their levy this year
the commissioners gave the gen.
eral road fund the limit of 21S
mills. In addition to that near
ly all of the road districts levied
a special road tax Of 2A mills.
The valuation Of the county is
rine million dollars, which will
give a general road fund Of S22,-
500. The general bridge levy
will add about $4,000 more, max
ing a total Of S3i,5OO of county
rloney to be expended on the
roads within the next year in ad-
dition to the special levies made
by the different road districts.
This money should, and will,
il it is used in the same econom-
zeal manner as the business Of
the county has been carried OH
since its organization, give prac-
tically every settler in the county
an outlet by which he can reach
q market with his produce, in
addition to putting the main
trunk lines of the county in good
condition.
The commissioners have pro-
vided this large sum for road
purposes without entailing eX-
cessive taxation upon the people
and without the ISSUE Of bonds
which would have proven an ever
increasing burden upon the peo-
pie. Not only has this been done
without an increase in taxation
but the total levy is y mill lowel
than last year and 21a mills
lower than before the county was
divided. This has been ac
eomplished by the practice of tn
most rigid economy in all coun
ty affairs, about $4,000 having
been cut of the current expens
fund alone.
Now that they have provide
the money for road improvement
the commissioners are making
tour of inspection to determin
where and how this money sha
be expended to have the count
reap the most possible benef
from it. They are planning o
visiting every part of the count
and will endeavor to learn tn
needs Of the remotest settler q
we'll as those more favOrably sii
uated.
They started Thursday ar
began their tour of inspection /
making a trip over that porto
OF the St. Maries-Harrison TO;
in this county and will cOntinl
until the inspection is compile
ed. II is their purpose to ha-
the necessary surveys made al
10 start the work Of actual col
struction this fall.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-09-22

Mrs. John Clayton, wife of the
pastor of the Methodist church at
Highland, Wash, and daughter,
Mrs. Stoner, who have been
spending the past ten days in
this city, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Ellis, returned home
Wednesday.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-09-22

L. Day of Wallace, C. C. Ander-
son of Boise and John P. Pin
cock of Sugar City. The new
state chairman was authorized to
name an executive committee Of
five.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-09-22
RUSSELL NAMED
CITY TREASURER

A special meeting of the city
council was held Wednesday
evening, called for the purpose
of naming a city treasurer and
tn hear the report of the city en-
gineer in regard to the walk on
the city dock. The engineer re-
ported that the meander line was
very irregular, a portion of the
walk being inside and a portion
outside and in some places the
entire width of the walk is out
side the line. Under these con-
ditions the council was of the
opinion that the city could do
nothing with the walk.
Mayor HALEY named Paul Rus
sell as city treasurer and the ap-
lpcmtment was confirmed by the
lcouncil, Mr.. Russell having re-
signed as city engineer.
The question of auditing the
lefty books was brought up by the
mayor and a motion was passed
bordering The books audited. The
question of who should be en-
lployed to do the work was theI
discussed and the clerk was in
structed to write to Coeur d'Alen
land find out who had audited tn
books Of that city, with a view o
employing the same persons. Tn
name of county auditor Shopper
was also mentioned but it wa
not known whether he could Civ
the necessary time to it.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-09-22

H. Rowinsky Of Harrison Flats
was in the city Thursday. He
is a member of the school board
of his district and was here con-
sulting the county superintend-
ent in regard to getting a teacher
for the Harrison Flats school.
Mohave County miner., 1916-09-02

MOh
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

Hard sauce Is delicious on apple pie
HalI-ripe apples always make the best
epy
Soup should never be made in a me
talho kettle
MI green's should be blanched before
canning.
Few foods arc better than green's for
body regulators.
Raisins and cream cheese make a very
good sandwich.
Wood alcohol Is excellent Tor cleaning
gold iewelry.
To clarity frying tat, drop some
slices Of raw potato into it,
An ironing board should be very well
padded and very steady.
Put cranberries in a key OF water and
they will keep all winter.
Dip tooth brushes in boiling water oc-
casionally tc disinfcct them
Geranums for window blooming
should have the growth retarded.
4 refreshing appetite is made from
grapes served with orange juice
All suet puddings should be cooked a
long time to make them digcstible.
Odd bits Of toilet soap should be saved
aud melted into a shampoo mixture
Il is much better 10 remove the skins
of an fruit 20 be eaten by children.
When watering house plants add a
i;ttle sweet milk 10 the water occasion
ally.
A hot water bottle should be only half
full II is then soft and comfortable
20 use.
When a suede bag or purse be-
comes greasy looking, rub II with fine
emery paper
Evening journal., 1916-11-20
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

II is a good idea TO make enough
salad dressing on Friday to last over
the weekend.
Very young pumpkins can he pre-
pared and cooked like squashes. and
they are delicious.
Fish cocktails may be made Of crab
flakes. lobster or salmon in small
bits, OF tiny raw clans.
Sliced pineapple is more delicious
il sliced and sugared about twelve
hours before serving.
II is wise TO put a little salt in the
water in which vegetables are wash
ed 70 will destroy insects.
Allow two level teaspoOnfuls OF
baking powder TO each cup OF -four
when no eggs are used.
II intelligently used. the hreless
cooker Is a great labor saver; other
wise II is only a trouble.
When frying oysters, try putting
a little baking powder in the crumbs
in which they are rolled.
When you so shopping, put your
samples IN an envelope and there iS
no danger Of losing them.
The best shoes for furniture, il
the furniture stands on rugs OF wax
ed floors. are made OF glass.
A rice cream may be made like
thin rice pudding. only it should be
cooked longer, poured into a mold
and chilled.
Tiny pieces Of lemon rind added to
the cream sauce for oysters give a
p'quant and dainty flavor.
A Decent paper tray for each person
on a picnic is q good deal handler than
the old timc tablecloth.
Evening journal., 1916-11-20
Public Sale of the
City Hall Property
Situate on Market King aud Sixth streets.
10 the City OF Wilmington, Delaware
will be held on
Thursday, December :. 1916
III o'clock a. m.

ON THE PREMISES
The property will be offered in three par
cells. as follows
No. The old Citv Hall pronertv nm the
cast side Of Market street between
rum and Sixth streets having a
frontage Of IS feet l0is inches more
or less on Market street and rum
ning az that width. a depth OF los
feet inches, more or less, 10 the
centre point between Market and
King streets.
No. Properly at the southwes, corner
OF Sixth aud King streets having a
frontage Of l0j feet 3 inches more
or less. on the southerly side OF
sixth street o. the eastery lire Of
James r. Mullin and Sou property.
snd running 90 this frontage 10
depth Of 40 feet ga inches more or
less on King street. TO point rep
resenting the -outherly line Of the
building formerly occupied by
Street and Sewer Department. This
description includes the buildings
that were occupied by Street and
sewer Department City Tax ONCE
and City Treasurer
No 5-Lot Of land situated ON the westerly
side o. kine street. between fifth
and Sixth streets, having a front
age Of 60 feet or inches more OF
ess and depth OF 105 feet 3
inches more or less 20 the. centre
point between Market and King
streets. Said lot OF land beginning
40 feet 9i9 inches souiherly from
tho southerly side Of Sixth street
~ tuc point 0ulolnlue with Lot 40.
- and running 20 the southerly line
of the City Hall yard.
After tho bids are received for the three
above mentioned tracts the property will be
offered for sale IN one tract and should
bona tide bid be received which will ex.
coed the total Of the highest bids Of the three
tracts. then the property win be sold as a
whole.
al the bids received on the above shall
be subject 20 the confirmation ~ the Mavor
and Council Of the City OF Wilmington.
he highest and best bidder must de-.
post in the name Of the Mayor and Coun.
ell OF the City Of Wilmington. q certified
check for ten per cent OF the purchase price
az the time OF sale.
Balance Of purchase price 20 be paid in
cash on or before thirty days from the date
Of sale
OSCAR G. DRAPER
CHARLES NJ. SMITH.
JAMES KANE.
Finance Committee
Any information in regard to the above.
INQUIRE Of the CLERK Of Council, Municipal
Building. Tenth and King streets
novf6. 20. 28.27.29-deo1,5
Evening journal., 1916-11-20
Information for Travellers
Tine Of departure trOieys Wilmington
Tssns Mark ~ Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE WASHINGTON p. h

RH1LADE1rmA BALTIMORE WASHINGTON
SOC ssd E $50 ss o 49, ''s SO go ss9 1G 7 &
So ios' so "a Sss. ies So ~
s5 9i 1872 i 1s s S sss 49, t s5 s
5l' as s5s' eis 49, asss ss
100. ~'T Sos ;nd Sia'sDT q. su"s o 7 c, 500,
M So sa0 SIS. roar. i2a. p NJ
i9so'. iss' slo. $50. Sss'
DElAwsED DIVISION D.: r
s,su T. s--isoi 1os slo 1922. P NJ
i2se e2s stS az sSs Saturdays Il
FOR tOnts 4 ioAas p NJ
8 RAILROAD.
S s T'' s T': ss'' 81. NJ M os '0'
H,li"c sO* sSt So. a sgs o as 'ao 80" 'iA''
fid' "a ss!' 5i e. SO: 80 80; ~:
10 s ss;'i ~. 80 10 ,O & 81 s. $50 ss::
snnADEIPsrA READING
SayS-s2o A. NJ il5o A n n.
Costeyine sud Way sstionoNeek p.
srEANBoArs
PAsdDhis asd Chester dsny7so A.
FERRY.
1ooo 100 A. NJ IA ,s.,
100 200, 800. 400 500 500 200. 1000 P.
TROLLEY LINES
% ai sour % station ','y ss 50 ninr''
3 s' .a Gs 0sTs: liz 1s 4 S s. ' H Ts: u
for 5 g;. d siS S' FL 9:is'' e IN d. NV c NJ.
Rsna,ae srns onLs.vo Sixth and nars., every 20
@ gre sss o5 q a. e, sH i g apinr MIN
sldsfa Vet c,r Ss sn w S Springs with
s minute: : tie hour sad 90 minutes after '' hour for instance SIS
Evening journal., 1916-11-20
REGIsTER's NOTICE.

TSTATE or NELSON WIGGINs, DE.
III CEASED.
Notice is hereby given that letters tesla.
msntary upon the estate Of Nelson Virgins
late Of Wilmington hundred deceased were
duly granted unto The Equitable Guarantee
and Trust Company on the second day Of
November, a, y. 1915. and ell persons in
dehted 10 the said deceased are requested
90 make payment 20 rho evecutor without
deiay and an persons hnri~- r-r.r3s
against tho deceased are required 20 ex-
hihii and present the same duly probated 10
the said executor 1n or hrf
day ~ November. A 3. 1917 or abide By
tho iaw IN this behalf
THE EQUITABLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY,
Executor.
Address Tho Equitable Guarantee and
Trust COMPANY. Wilmington. Del
novs.eod.9t.
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

LIFE AND CHARACTER
NOVEMBER 20.

Persons horn on this date will be
successful in any line of work where
executive ability is demanded and the
control of other people. They would
do wei, at the head of any depart
ment They have great mechanical
genius and move surely and swiftly.
Many noted surgeons are born under
this planet
A time Of meditation will bring
you now inner froces which will
greatly assist you Mars is your
governing planet. Scorpio the sign Of
your nativity.
IT, this is your birthdate. YOU should
set aside a little time each day when
Won can be alone and quiet and use
your will power 10 eliminate what
seems 10 obstruct your progress.
Use the Want Ads TO procure new
positions this coming week Cooks,
Mattresses and domestic help will be
readily procured through Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

SLIGHTLY USED PLAYER PIANO
y mahoganv case. will sell very cheap.
70. O Box 500 City oct28sol'cnn.
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

DUBLIC sALE-oN THURSDAY 80.
yenbor 29. A. ID. 1916, 40 90 % clock.
s.. NJ. viii be sold a. public auction. 40 the
Office of Francis II Hoderker. Esq. de-
ceased. on the second 1oor OF the Law
Building No. SIS Market street. Whining
ton. Delaware, the following personal prop.
erty to.Wit;
pfhcc furniture consisting 81 three roll top
desks. Bat top desks. two safes. chnirF. one
Monarch typewriter copy press filing cab
inrts. clock and numerous other articles Of
personal property
Also the law and miscellaneous library Of
the said Francis II Ho6ccker. deceased.
consisting of many valuable report and text
hooks. including volumes Del Ch Reps.
Ridgley Digest. Wooley Del. Pr. g Vols.
Ponnewills Del Reps Vols Mnrvels Del.
Reps. Vol Houston CIR. Reps. @ Vols.
Houston Del Reps. Vols Harr. Del
Reps. thitty Plcadings. GO Vols. L.. r a.
llst Ed md Ed Amor s. Eng Enc Of
Law. and many othcr volumes If Reports
and Text Books with numerous miscellaneous
articles and Office furniture
sale VIII be called promptly 90 10 o. clock
at which time terms thereof will he an.
nounced Said property may he examined
by any persons desiring 90 do so hv calling
A. said promises. and bids by mail may he
sent 10 Walter G. ratuail or Horace Greeley
Eastburu. Admrs n Francis Fl Hoffecker
deceased uov1s-At
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

T-P.TODATE FOOL TABLE tPPiY
10 s1l W Second st ior4.ln.
Evening journal., 1916-11-20
REAI rsrArf FOR sALE.

nor sALE-IN STANTON. DEL. EIGHT
room house half acre ground good
water. near trollcv can or address /. IT,
city. nov2n-2t.
Evening journal., 1916-11-20
SANITARY WORKERS.

III X. NOTWITHSTANDING OuO..
4fA. LESS EXCAVATING
Once s. " cor Foortb and west su.
d. & A. Phone. 51ls oct1t.tf
Evening journal., 1916-11-20
TYPEWRITERs.

FTYPEWRITERs RENTED - T II X 2
j. months $500. Rental applied on pur.
chsse. Sold $500 monthly. TypeVritera
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
writer Exchange, No. 9i5 Market street.
sug22-f.
DENT REMINGTON OR OWN ONh
IL yourself By buying on the rental plan
monthly. Also, Monnrchs 81 very reasonable
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO.
Phone, 5t25. No. SOC Equitable Bldg.
oct19-n
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

MARIiN BRAUN. CHIRoPOpIsT. No s-s
ni Market St, treats Germs nurions. In.
grown Toe Nails most scientifically Heurs;
70 z. 60 Sundays. 10 % l. Phone
s27t. feb2s.tf
Evening journal., 1916-11-20
NOTICES

I LOGULLO. no ea9 KING STREET
- Fruit and produce. Headquarters for
Luca loscana Olive Oil. nov2O-6t
QUILTS RECOVERED MD QUILTED.
~ Apply No. 335 East Fourth street.
Phone 4q66-W. novf6-2vks
Evening journal., 1916-11-20
RnARnING


poARpERs-NO SIS WEST STREET
ID novis.tf
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

CHIp CARPENTERS WANTED APPLY
- Pusey a Jones Co. now 7.5t
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

Doom BOARD AND WASHING FOR
IL four gentlemen SIS Phone 2sT6.J
uovlj-cod-t In.
Evening journal., 1916-11-20
CHIRoPOpIsTS.

ELORA N. STRADLEY. CHIROPoDIsT.
Il formerly No COL Market street has re.
moved 70 No. 22a0 Market 81. PAoue 26i7.
sue26.r
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

HOUSE PA1NTER--ApPLY EVENINGS
IL fo SO. 1857 W. Fourth St. nov2o 20.
Evening journal., 1916-11-20
LIcrNsE IMPLICATIONS

NrOrrrr-r urR,fAN scurCHrNcrR
y fbs tenant and ocrppsnt M tbo hoase'
si..,,,ed N. 81 = + ecconJ Street in ~,
-ec1,d ward III the civ mi VIZ
,,f,..,o, c,rnfr of Ner Castle -
$50. - Driar..ro in .o,ppiianrc 90
ne r.o',iren,rnte Of tho AIS az ~.
,s.n.,,i ss.rn,i,lv a. st,cn cas-. nsss "a
~rayii.d ~ Lcrstr -,ye ,o,ise fbsf sia1
sn,i~ h, or,iinr :, IRE CONT nf GsSse,i
srt. ~ fi" STAT. ,f Dcl~,~era In -
Co.. N.v cs.tie count, on 'rfosdsv -
second dsv of Janusr, A. u 1917. heinz
IN, ,,,t +sr,, Of sr 4 .o.rt 4or n license 80
s.id mouse as AN INN or tavern. for me Ais
tbs-e,n I'd infoxicstino, lionors in las o,,sn-
.it;se +hsn one nusri fo H. drnrt or IN.
,,-on,isos and the foiio,vinr respoctabie chi.
,crs III s.fa card "A least twelve ~ rbon
az, sshsf.rtini freeboiders III said vard
f..ror.n end me said ami cation viz.
-,nnt "A Atkins Jacob Shapiro
fssar Miller Iuigi 4 celia
fynst, Roth John n t;ofchmer
>, ,rnrker Harr, risber
r. Miller Howard NJ Russeu
simon ruf 4 W Randolph
sioamund Werner John Scnuvler
NJ iokob Knonf 4srr, Crecnberr
Micnael Rafferfv M.claei II colder
John ID Parker Naver Bieiberg
II. slomonscn. Major Kenyon
Louis A. Lew. b, McGowan
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

IX1ANTED -- COLORED BELL BOY.
" Apply Hotel Wilmington. nov2o-2t
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

ONE COLOREp GIRL WANTED AS
- dishwashor Apply Olympia Restaurant
NO. lOi W. Tenth So. nov2O.2t
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

BOARDING PER WEEK 40 ioi
- q. Franklin ST nov20 81
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

MANIFESTATION WHITE GIRL FOR
" second story work Apply 200 Broome
street. novli.6t
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

NXvANTED-BON 10 DELIVER ORDERS
W Apply SO $40 kins ST. novis.2t
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

Run a few Want Ads and fill up
those rooms with people Of the gen
.eel kind.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

NNANrEp--rOR UPSTAIRS WORK.
settled woman apply az oncc SO.
1901 Rodney ST. noylsct
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

NXrANTED-- WORKING HOUsEKEEPER
" Apply 40 7l5 Market ST. novls-tf
Evening journal., 1916-11-20
puHLIC sAnEs


DJBLIC SALE 81 rfH.eHsh PROP
erty aAl DC -oid .aeac sale on the
ics.e Chandl.r iaru. az rraaugdc station.
hristinra ,.Gndred. ielaNsfe. en fnursdny.
november 20, 1915 a. o'C4'cs, =. N. The
following personal propeit.', to--it; NO
sentie 40. 2--Bisck horse. works double
and single Csttic--Two nosteiu heifers. .
ears old $50 6uernse' neiiers, years
Old two yelrlugs. Aoisie aud Guernsey /;
milk COW, Plymouth hock hens. roo-ters.
white Museovie DUCKS, lerm implements OF sll
slpds Harness Of 81 kinds Corn and oats
by tho lIsae., nay nnd straw J., the tpH,
corn fodder oy the bundle. new posts and
rails, and seany other articles TOO numerous
20 mention. Terms cgsh.
SAMUEL ~. HARVEY.
Grunogue. Deiaware.
sriDHAM & SON Auc'ioneers uovts-4t.
pUBLIc sALE-FURNIrURE. RUGS.
=, BEDDING LINENs. ETC WILL. ,l BE
STORE. 40. III e FOURTH STREET.
FRIDAY NOVEMBER -, 1916 Ar !
O'CLOCK +. ~. SHARP.
BEDROOM, DiningrOom, ParlOr Library
Furniture Brass Beds. Enameled Beds, Bed
port. Couch. beautiful Dningroom Suit 10
quoricred oak, Felt and Combination Mat
,resses library Tables, Rockers Chairs.
several nne Pictures, Gus Range. black
leather Couch. Window shudes Rugs. YSl-,
and other sizes; Wooden Blankets. Down
and Cotton Comforts Mohawk Sheets.
= lXSO. Table Linen. Marheilles Bed
Spreads, Bureau Covers. Dishes aud many
o..ter articles.
The above gouds arc 90 fine ocnditon and
worthy the attention Of parties looking for
good furniture al their own prize: over, thing
TO be sold At the highest bid
SIIDliAM g. son.
Established 1865. Auctioneers
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

7 AR0gERs WANTED APPLY pUsEY
II and Jones CO. uovf7 Ct.
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

XXrANTED--wOMAN FOR ENEkAL
W homework Apply esOi Delaware ave-.
uue. uosif-6t
Evening journal., 1916-11-20
FOr Sale-
FOR SALE.


QOc QT-PURE CALITORTtA wINrs
e'O Max Keil's. 800 z. FoIria s. mi2-tt
T-P-TO.DATF TOOL TABLE tPPtY
10. 71l w. Second St aori.lm.
HoRsEs-APPLY MoRGAN's LIVERY
II stable 40. e11 West Fourth street.
SLIGHTLY USED PLAYER PIANO.
y. o. Box 500, City oct21'sol'2n'.
MILK ROUTE OF 100 QUARTS. az
A'I west side Address S-l5. 7 o. ine
Journal ONCE novfs.3t.
Toy POOpr Fs rHr Rrsr SMALL
l kind runp'es ;rst ~irh' % tsko hone.
Best breed " " Foulkrod 80 200 "
Third St lans21'"
EoR SALE CHEAP LARGE STORE
stove En- first class condition size No
10. T. Bsrman. 1900 Walnut street
rovt7st
-VoR IMMEDIATE sAtE-cHAsstz
A with high grade truck body n good
condition suitsble for small dealer. Al
dress $50 this Nee Tor appointment
auElsH
WAL PAPER At LOWEST PRICE.
w Jones & Honett forme.iv 70. 4'i
shiplev street; New location. No Acl Sh'o
lee sweet Wall papers and wall eeeoFa
tors Estimates cheerfuily given. Phone
5o8s-J mari"
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

SAMUEL ". HARVEY.
Grunogue. Delaware.
sliDHAM SON. alc'iorrers. uovts-ft.
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

O0C QT-PuRE CALITORFtA WHY'S
ebO Max Keil's. 800 z. Fc1ria s. mi2ff
Evening journal., 1916-11-20
HEATING AND ROOFING.


IA T.. WILLIAMS CO.
w No. s2t Orange St. Roofing. Spout
ing and Heating. Metal ana composition
roofing Hot Air Heating and ventilsiinE.
Repairing prompt. done. Phone 's7;6r.
Evening journal., 1916-11-20
MrLr NTED-FEMALR.


AXrANTED- WORKING HoUsEKEEPER
Apply 80. rs Market ST. novis-tf
MULTIPLICATION WHITE GIRL FOR
street. novld6i
ONE coLoRED GIRL WAITED As
- dishwga9sher Apply Olympia Restaurant
NO. loi w fouih 81. novs0.2t
W1ANrED-roR UPSTAIRS WORK.
~, .eiiled woman Apply az once. No' 4
llol Rodney ST. novls.2t
XVANrED-woAfAN FOR GENEkAL
W housework Apply 1901 Delaware ave.
uue. noFff-6t
WAl1REss EXPERIENCED wHrE.
for hotel I'm city Address F.6o.
E,cning Journal Odics nov2u-W
NrANTED--A WOMAN FOR GENERAL +
" homework: suburban. place Apply
pr. William r. Harris. No. 2ll West Tenth 4
'.'o n"' io'''
WANTED 49, MMEDArELY. YOUNG I
W colored woman as cook. Must be neat
and clean 10 appearance Telephone 6i93-l.
novisst.
WANTEp-GmL FOR OFFICE WORK
" must bc quick and accurate at fenrc,.
address f5s. Evening journal once.
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4 TTRACTIVE EMPLOA MENT FOR
a women. Good handwriting urcaAsarv.
Address T-o9 Evening Journal ONCE
WANTED BRIGHT Young LADY TO
" assist 10 Office apply Win Freebooter
Baking Co.. Ponu'ylvanis avenue nnd Lin
coin So. nov2of
NvoUNG LADY TO ATTEND no lEWElRY
store ono who can u-,Nla typewriter
preferred hw not ncccssaf. Got under a2
fraiN of age Permanent 200 itiou to tho
Evening journal., 1916-11-20

HORSEs-APPLY MORGAN's LIVERY
II stable no. eil West Fourth street.
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Evening journal., 1916-11-20
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

nor RENT-rwO SMALL APARTMENTS
Il furnished for light housekeeping, hot
water heat; gas and electric light. Apply
40 2AO6 Jefferson ST. nov15-3t.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-02-10

Lewis Moore, the versatile edit
or of the Hume Telephone, who
has probably done more than any
one to put Hume on the map and
has gained statewide recognition
as a progressive country editor
with ideas, calls attention in his
issue of the 3rd to the value to the
taxpayers of the county Of a coun-
ty seat paper. Mr.. Moore says:
do you take your county seat
You should in order to
keep up on the news of the court
house and the county in general.
There are four good newspapers
published at Butler-two demo-
cratic and two republican. Hand
us Il dollar and take your choice;
We will send it in for you. You
ought to take one county seat
paper