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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-15

rllna ipiir6e bieie 3uitGnoe perbei.
fern.
@s lit geaeiat poroen, Dab Der bur6.
idnittIi6e 3eitperluit zines ieben
aobnarbeiters neiin Sage i'm Sabr
betrdgt mos eiren ungefdbren Sobn-
perIult bon $500 0o, 900 bebeutet.
@eIunobeits. Seriiderimg iuiirbe cine
ipItematii6e Metbooe borieberL Die
len 2o~bnperltiteu infolge &ranfbeit
gu begegren. arbeiter tpiiroen Isr5.
tc aIsbalo aufiu6en unb unter ibre
gebanblung bleiben 10 lange oils no.
tbia, oa Dem 2obnperluit poreebeuet
rno Sie 9cbiirfniiie Der ubbGngigen
6amiIien porgeieben lem miiroen.
0ie Soften Ser @eIlnobeits Ser.
iidcrilng ioIlten 5ipiIden Den slrbei.
tern, arbeitgebern unb benz Staat
bertbeilt merben. Die in Den 1lteren
2Gnoern guropa's eingefiibrten Sp.
itcme iino bon elmer Gonmiiiion
ariinoIi6 in bieiem 2anbe ftubiert
rmb elm northumberland Blon lit
ipuroen. 9as 8ltblifitm lit
in benz 8Ian in elmer praftiihen 8ei.
ie i%ntereTiirt, neil oerielbe cine wirf-
lame @etbobe our Serbiitline Der
ausbreitling bon 9ranfbeiten OH.
lpciTt. Son Dem menidliden Stano-
punft betradtet, miro berieIbe niel
Ii. Maneel beieitisen. Srgenb
zine @erbeficrune Ser Gage Ser Sir
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-15

aIbonniert mif bas Sermanner
BoIfsbIntt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-15
8einnSbeits.@ criidernng.
Subesrate inter ben Gpbnarbeitern
piirSe perrinsert unb allsemeine
3nitdnbe sebeiIert.

3nangslpeiie 8einnObeits . Ser.
iideriing lit Elm 0fonomii6es IitteI
3ur a%ngemeiienen 8oriorge oes Sano-
Irbeiters Die ii9 nls cine md6tige
9raft fir oie EMANCIPATION elmer be.
idloiienen Gampagne fir @eIunobeit
ertpeiien miro.
Starfe 9rdfte iinb IN @merifa
tbdtig, UNI cine 5lpongspeiie 8eiun6-
belts. 8eriiderung fir Irbeiter ber-
bei5ufiibren. llnteriudung bot er-
geben oaB unter 2obn arbeitern Ell
ne Sobesrate 81. per5eidnen lit, Die
ooppelt 10 groB lit, pie Die bel pro.
feiiionellen 2eltten; Dab fid bel III
men cine bobe &ate Der &ranfbeit be-
finbet unb elm groBes 8eoiirfniB fir
dr5tlide Sflees unter ben
2obnarbeitern berri9t. Die Surft
Dor ben Soften bdlt biele oerielben
ab, einen ar5t 81 coniultiren, tpdb-
reno biele mebr einen ar5t aufiudenl
Ipenn es gu ipdt lit ooer feline 8ebanb-
aufgeben, eba iie ednsIid ge-
beiIt finb. Sn &ofeiter, 81. g., er.
Iab cine llnteriiduns, baB SO Grp-
jent Der 9ranfen in Der Staot iif
tidt in Der 8ebanbllng zines 4ra.
tss befanben. Sn Bolton, Maii, lit
,eranidlagt bob ginpiertel Der 2eute
,tBer Stanoe iinb, Die @ebiibren ei-
neg 8ripat Ir3tes ail beanblen.
3pangsmeiie @eiunbbeits Seriife-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-15

Cine fir ben 9atSel in seiitiseu
@etrGnfen bodgefGbrIide8 orlase bat
Reprdientant 8illinm Sdlep Sop-
arb bon Georgia i'm 9auie itnterbrei.
tet. Sic beitimut, hnB 3fpii6enitaat.
lider SanbeI in Spirituoien irgenb
uelber Dirt p~ollltqrDig iberboten mer.
ben ioIl. Gin berartiqes8 erbot mir.
De eroBen grnuereieL ben @ein.
&roouaenten ltnb @bisfep Sabrifan.
ten einen eerobesu bernidtenben
Sdlas periesen. 8oriift lit geboten.
@fit Groteiten ecgen Die Soporb'ide
Gorlage unb nit cncrgiider &c.
fGmpfung berielben funn niht friib
eenils be9onnen tperbel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-15
D..

Simon 9oeser lit fiir5Iid bon ct
Soltis 5uriidgefebrt uno afpar frobe.
rem Sersens unb @emiitbs aIs Dor
mebreren Nonaten, oils er nad Der
@roBltaot reiite Inn li1 BORT iueaen
zines Iugenleioens. bas i'm oes a,t.
genlidtcs nobe5u beralibt batte, elmer
Operation su i~inter5ieben, Die Spe.
ration botte Den gIiidliditen 8crlauf
nro Serr 8ocger fam ni1t MIR mie.
Der icbeI ionoern iogar bas Bolts.
blatt mieoer lcien. @ir gratuIiren
inn ber3lidlt.
Ben 8pblbuid bon Stonp Sill lit
iest i'm @eidafte Der Bon Mercantile
60. als Glerf tbGtig.
@uit. &ottmis lino @attin, bon
&ingfii6er, Sfla., maren Iesten
Samstae iino Sonntae bier gum Sc.
iud bon Seripanoten.
SenrD Steinbed ,tno @ottin mad.
ten lesten Wontag einen arsfl1tg
mad Smensbille.
N1itmann & &l1egge batten einige
8oden bier lire Maidine in Opera.
tion Inn Dos Corn Ser Sarmer 5u
idrcbben.
8n. Steel, bon Sermanit, mar
lesten Samstas bier I'M 8ieb auf.
alifaitfen.
Srni1 Senrp S6neiber lit lesten
Wittpo6 nad lGngerem 8eiuh bel
8ertpanbten in ct. 2oris, tpie6er 5u.
riifgefcbrt.
Sobn Sebd unb @attin itatteten
festen Samstag ibren 8efan,ten in
Dmenspille einen firr5en 8ein9 ab.
Sie notwithstanding i'm Soft
Sill S6ulbails mar gut beiudt uno
alle Inipefen6en amiiiirten iid aufs
Senrp @albeder 1tnb Spdter
paren leste ISOLDE IN Ser
mann beim 3abnarst.
2oltis 8oegsr fam Ieste ISOLDE bon
ct. 2ouis bierber Inn ieinen 8ater
llnb anbere geripanbte gu beiuden.
2ouis adblt lett mebreren
5u Den bebeutenoiten Sc
i61ftsle,,ten Der @roBItaot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-15
Sdlimme Grfaltnnsen bonn @ieken.

8iele @rf6ltuneerL Die bes, eanaer
8inter bGnsen bleiben, baben NIT
RieBen, einem neber Sals ODER NIT
eirter 8eflemmltng in oer 8ruit atlge.
fangen. sSbr fennt Die Spmptome Der
grfdltl,ng ino SIR uiBt aud, bob
prompte 8ebanblung bieielben bridt.
Or. &ine's SEEM DISCOVERY nit iei-
mem i1nftigenoen natiieptiiden BAL
lam bat felt AZ Sabren Suiten lino
@rfGlting fir Sung unb Silt ge-
broden. 9r. Sings SEEM DISCOVERY
Loft ben Sdleim, reinigt ben &opt
iGnftigt Die gereiaten Sdleimbditte
un6 madt 6as sltbmen leidter. Sci
g1irem @potbefer, 50c.-Mbb. (2).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-15
U MAN WANTED

To qualify for civil service or business
position; salary $40 to $500 per year
experience unnecessary. I will pay half
your tuition and help defray your ex-
penses while learning in exchange for
a few hours assistance at your home.
This offer is limited, must Be accepted
Immediately. G. w. Ransom, Pres,
Ransomerian Business School, 1884
Grand Ave-, Kansas City, Mo. Write
him at once for full particulars.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-15
Senator @orris ebepparo BON

Seras, Der 8orf1mpfer fir rationale
Grobibition i'm Ssnat, mirb beirut
der, Die biesbe5iislide Gerfaiiungs,
3nias-& eiolution in bieicr SeIiion
our abitimmung su brinsen. gs
miro nift eripartet, bob err bn1nit gr.
folg baben miro. % Der Br1iibent Die
entideioung barber, ebcnio pie Die
einfiibrnng bes S~rauenltimmredts,
ben ein5elitaaten iib~erlaiien iebqn
mill.
Before ausiidten TOLL Die 8orlaae
baben, uelde Die 8unbesbuuptitabt,
ben 9iitrift Columbia, troden Ieaen
mill. Sbepparo bietet allies auf, Inn
TIRE Baiiierlttte nod Dor enbgiltiaer
gertagitng oes Ga. &ongreIies am A.
Mtara orrd)5uiesen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-15
Sreitaa ben is. DECEMBER 1916.

Sas Gintreten grabans fir 5ran'
~n.Stimmredt llno Erobibition Oiirf.
te cine Spaltiln9 in Der bemofrati-
iden 8nrtei berbeifiibren. Ser Sit
ben lit nidt fir 6rauenitimmredt.
trosoem er iid 5lr G~robibition be,
fannt bot
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-15
Den sebenamittelpnderern nm

Den Sfpenamtneimnd1erern mn
Salsabidneihern bat man I'M fin
itern" Wittelalter Die redte Sano ab.
gebadt ODER hie Gaie abgeidnitten.
SSn unierem ngeiitteten" 3eitalter
Deroen Tie ais "imarte" @eidGftsleu.
te gefeiert. limb Der Rann nit Dem
leioer oerttiden Gamen 8es, Der 70
RiIIiorten Gier Su 20 Gents bas
9userlo gefouft bat unO Tie nidt Der.
faufen mill. BIS iie penieItens 80
Gents brineerL fragt gan5 fred:
@bat are poii going TO DO about it?
-SeroIb bes 8iarihetts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-15

better in einem Orte bsrbeiiert Die
@emeiniddft uno ben Staat.-9r.
@, q, &obeneI. 9epartement Der
gorbsnsiines .@coiain in Der uniper.
fitat BON Riiiouri 5l Columbia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-15
seeonb t.

Der Seim ufib Sdul Smprope.
ment Club miro i'm Steele sduIbais
am abenb oes 81. DECEMBER cine
Beibnadtsfeier beranItaIten, fir mel.
DIE Elm idones grOeramm a,,fgeIteIlf
lit. alle iinb eingelaben.
8ir bottan bis lesten Samstoo
oas idonite @ettcr oos uniere 5ar.
iner oa5u berusten INN FIRE SeIoer
iml5npfliieen.
Der 5%rausnberein Der 90. 6. Sir.
DIE periommelte iid leste ISOLDE in
Der 8obnune bon Sran @m. Ioore.
] Srau @alter sdofferfoetter bon
Sbirb Greet mar oieie ISOLDE bier BEL
ibren @erfpdnoten auf 9eiu6.
Den Sdmeinen gcbt es bel ben,
fnlten 8etter iest ans 2ebcn uno
balo miro es iiberaH friide 8iirite
geben.-(gtur beim 8oIfsbIattmonn
nidt.-9lnm. bes GriifertenfeIs.)
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

the REVIVAL.

With the returning good wealth.
er the attendance at the revival
is coming back to the good audi
ences before the rains. There
were twenty-six new members of
the junior chorus yesterday aft
ernoon, making sixty-nine in all
Iwho have enlisted in that work.
1t now seems quite certain that
they will reach the seventy-five
mark and more by Saturday. The
boys and girls of all Sunday
schools and of no Sunday school
are invited and it has been prom
|ised that no effort will be made
to win them away from their own
school. On the other hand, they
are strongly urged to attend their
own Sunday school on Sunday
morning.
Mr.. Sansbury will meet with
the juniors Friday afternoon just
after school for a complete re-
hearsal Of the Saturday evening
program. Last night Mr.. Farley
spoke on the subject, THE Faith
that Saves He said:
Faith is fundamental to every
interest Of life. In business, pros
f%ession, farming or home faith is
active. 1t is so in religion. II
you ever accept Jesus Christ at
all it will be a venture of faith.
THE object of saving faith is
not the church nor a dogma nor
a confession of faith nor a sys-
tenn of doctrines, but a person.
And that person is not a priest
nor a preacher nor a parent nor
yourself, but Jesus Christ. When
the jailer asked Paul and silas,
What must 1 do to be saved?' he
was told: Believe on the Lord,
Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be
saved
An old definition says Faith is
great, but saving faith is more
tina nthat, for the devils believe
and tremble, and the devils are
not saved. Saving faith is belief
withtrust added
1.-THE bank will never do you
any good in securing your money
unless you entrust that money
with the bank. So God can never
save you unless you entrust Him
with your soul.
According to the teachings Of
Jesus the faith that saves con-
sists in acting as if certain things
were true. He never commends
the faith of any one wtho has not
done this. Do you believe the
gospel? Then act as if it were
true"
The subject tonight will be
"Humanity's Cry and Gods Re-
sponse.n
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
mynEMEAL
Dsnton.phliitps.

A pretty home wedding was
solemnized at the home Of MI.
land Mrs. w. s. Phillips on Tues
day evening promptly at 6 O'Clock
when their daughter, Bessie Dell
|ora, was united in marriage to q.
wv. Denton. The bridal couple
took their places before q bank
|of ferns and flowers. Rev. Mr..
Cooper Of York read the mar
riage service. Before the cere-
mony Miss Helen McMunn sang
20 Promise Me" and after COM
ORGANIZATIONS sang II Love You
Truly" accompanied on the piano
by Mrs. E. p. Hodapp, cousin of
the bride, who also played the
wedding march. The bride wore
a white taffeta gown trimmed
with lace and pearl trimming and
wore a white tulle veil and car
ried a boquet of brides roses
The out-of-town guests were:
Mrs. A. v. Odds of Crab Orchard,
Neb., Mrs. E. P. Hodapp of Curtis,
Miss Lottie McCourtney and Miss
verda Phillips of Pawnee City, Mr..
and Mrs. John Allen of Crab Or
chard, Mr.. Will French and Mr..
James Peterson of Missouri VAL
ley, Ia.
After a short wedding journey
Mr.. and Mrs. Denton will be at
home to their friends after Mo-
vember 4 at 8O4 North Fourteenth
street. The groom is employed.
as an engineer on the Northwest
ern railroad.--Lincoln Journal.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
!, Dunlap.

Dunlap, Ia, Oct. 26.--The.
weather permitting a large dele.
cation from the Woman's club
expects to attend the Ninth dis
INSTRUMENTATION, which meets in
Missouri Valley Thursday and.
Friday. The Woman's club is the.
only club in town which is affil-.
lated with the federation. The
delegates are Mrs. R. T.. Child,
Mrs. B. J. Moore, Mrs. G. H. Van
Slyke, and several auto loads Of
members are planning on attend.
ing at least one session and TAX
in gadvantage of the convention
meeting in this side of the dis
trict.
The program put on at the Idle
Hour theater Thursdays by the.
Woman's club was most unfor-.
tunately scheduled, as far as
weather conditions were con-;
cerned, as it came on the night,
Of a blizzard. It being the in.
itial attempt of the club in this
line the committee was we'll
pleased with the results and hope
tc have more favorable weather
conditions the next time. Many
fa:'ora'.le comments were heard.
on the program, which was pre-
sented by local talent entirely,
and consisted of orchestra selec-
lions readings, solos and drills.
"A carload of of Nebraska POI.
tatOes was unloaded here Satur-
day and sold at 81 80 a bushel at
the car.
The o. D. S. kensington was
entertained by Mesdames Jordan.
and Van slyke at the home Of the
latter on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Paul Merritt-Mlsnler of
Gordon, Neb., is here for a visit
with her numerous friends and
relatives.
The FOrtnightly club met on
Monday evening in the auditor
ium of the library with the fol-
lowing program: Vocal solo by
Mrs. j. B. Chauncy, piano solo by
Phyllis Barrett, lecture by Rev. "A.
r.. Grant on the subject, True
Patriotism"
c. M. Bowersox was a delegate
TO the grand chapter of the Ma
sonic order at Waterloo last
week.
Mrs. Blanche N. Peters attend
ed the twenty-ninth annual ses-
sion Of the Rebekahs at Clinton
as a delegate from the Forty-third
district.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
ERICKSON 4 vIcrlm
OF CIRCUMSTANCES


Des Moines, Ia, Oct. 25.--Chas.
Erickson of Missouri Valley, the
potato king" who was arrested
Monday by state food inspectors,
charged with short weighing, was
declared to be the victim of cir
cumstances, in other words, of the
food trust, by Major John Mac
vicar today. To show his conf
dence in the "king," the mayor
today bought ten bushels for him
self from the western Iowan.
Erickson pleaded not guilty when
arraigned, and was released UNI
der a cash bond of $25.
Erickson created a sensation
by appearing on the city market
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
Mlehael-PIath.

Magnolia, Ia, Oct. 26.--John
Micheal and Miss Alma Plath,
both of Magnolia, we're married
Wednesday at 2 p. m. in lions
Lutheran church, the Rev. II. w.
Saeger officiating. A wedding
supper was served at 4 p. m. at
the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Plath, to
200 guests. The young couple
will make their home on the farm
of the groom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. C. Michael.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

The railways say there will be
a big car shortage this fall. The
mines in nearly all the coal fields
are short of miners, due to so
many going back to the war in
Europe. Everything indicates
that a coal shortage is soon to
come.
Would it not be wise for all
coal consumers TO place their or
ders now and thus get protection
against possible coal troubles?
SAFETY FIRST. Phone 1853 and
we will do the rest.
HARRY r. NEWTON.
Sam'l. Holmes,
Manager.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

sIas 49, ssSssS 80
LOean,SAa; Oct.s kO:.yEares ~,
nkn0Wn ~. pm ssno%1eeMO L
As.ornoy s. =. tAoDertsonstn ree
mics nors1yveets of Logan, burned
4O1o0 1901 Darn, 1orty tons f5
my, !lne team 81 norses MIX
coW au0s otner Stock 49,:
~ Granary, nay stacKs ena 81
osner aarm property was saveaapy
the colnpineo Efforts % neaetl-
DOT Responding 70 the cali aor
neip. Inc loss !. estimated at1
.rom a,oVO so Ss,OOO' Dut meager
ura was carried On 9 part
q. .nesproperty.
Ane .eacner-pareht meetlng 81
Tue hisn scnooi az Wnion inc oid
were re-elected 9 Inc
ensuing year. was largely at
.enueu noI oniy Dy tle
= aiso " the patrohs ana
.rlelos ~ tne school tareugnt
.ne AanuAess g, AInes 1,OUU leet
u rsels we oD1alned, showing
sne view aolA zoo ana oIne er eau y.
ca''onal were throw on
.he refreshments were.
served y = snort program reno
ereo, the ellle Dehg
spen. in-a soclai slnese
.Ieeclhss are resarde0 as
70 Ine school. anu are enJoyed Dy
'hose VINO a.tellu. s.
=. ~: Morlall spencer a
= serious injury
~ %e.ulnil. lloIn var
10y !a'e yes.eraay alternoon wnen
.neir car .urlleu4 eurele ana PIN
oneu .ne.u,,unuer =. MT. Mor-
.all ialscu .lio caf anu MI. opeh-
10 foiaWleu wv anu enen clpped
.9a. 90 uii: 1u ~ give Mr.
...haa 20. n.s ..De..s .,e .ea.
wno1l was Tchey oDtaihed
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
Come in and look our stock
lover. It is neat and complete.
IGilmore's Sanitary Grocery-tf
AZ the French Tribunal.

Doctor--Why- were you re
jected?"
Applicant (smiling>--For i'm
becility.
What do you do for q living"
Nothing; I have an income Of
10000 francs.".
Are you married?"
YES"
What does your wife do?"
Nothing; she is richer than
u"
you are no imbecile. Passed
|Eor general service" = London
Daily News.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

OpPORTUNITY-A lady in any
community can earn $40 to $50
per month in q very pleasant
and dignified employment with
us, without investing Q dollar.
Address Union Art Shop, Prairie
du Chien. Wis. po1k
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
some day ago with potatoes IN
price far below those offered BY
lhuckstArs, who are said to rep
resent 6ommission houses.


Wichita. Kas:. Oct. 25.--John
Muhleine. zoe years old, q native
of Ireland, died at q local hos
pital. He was q bachelor and 1t
was rumored that he had consid-
cradle money buried on his farm
near Clearwater. He often res
marked that he hoped to live to
the age Of 40, the age both his
parents attained, he claimed.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
OMAHA FINN OPENS 4
FACTORY At York.

York, Neb., Oct. 26.--The M. p.
Smith company of Omaha has
rented the second story Of the
Hid building here and will put
in a shirt and overall factory,
giving employment to more than
200 women and girls.
The company expects to have
the factory in operation in about
three weeks.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
PassIns muster.

-ai
II cam" said the bashful young
man to the director Of the film
company, swim, dive, run an
huto, fly an aeroplane, fence, box,
shoot, ride q horse, run q motor
boat, play golf, fight, make love,
fall off cliffs, rescue heroines,
play foot ball, die naturally and
kiss a girl"
But" interrupted the famous
director, "can you act?"
ALAS" muttered the would
be screen hero, Il never thought
of that"
Engaged growled the di-
rector and another screen star
lwas born.--Life.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
Not His Concern.

"Tom.' said a rector to a lad
who was picking mushrooms in
the rectory fields, beware of
kpicking a toadstool instead of a
mushroom; they are easy to con-
fuse"
THAT be all roight, sur, that
be- said the urchin; "us bain't
Ia-goin' to eat 'em ourselves,
they're goin' to. market.''--Tit-
Bits.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

FOR sALE--Three thoroughbre .
Scotch bulls as follows: One
yearling, red; one ~3-year-old,
white; one 4-year-Old, roam. All
good individuals and priced
right. Pedigree with each Of
them. M. j. Fitzgibbon. II
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

FOR sALE--20o acres, comfort
ably improved, choice farm
land, all fenced high tight, near
Mexico. Mo. Price $4,000. II
desired will give time on 3d.
900 at 5 per cent. Owned by
D.. d. Sullivan, ,Effingham,
Kas. pdDi
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
sam'l. Holmes,
Manager.
Notice TO Reoister.

The registration boards will be
in session October 26, % aand %
and November 4 at the usual vot-
ing places as follows:
First Ward--Harker and Zah-
ner garage.
Second Ward--Roden's office.
Third Ward--Council room.
All voters must register.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

We pay SOC cash for fresh eggs
and SOC cash for good fresh
country butter. If you have good
butter bring it to US. Gilmore's
Sanitary Grocery.-tf
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FOR sALE---hirty head Of stock
steers and ten head Of stock
heifers. G.. w. Gowens. Phone
16F2 POPS
FOR SALE OF TRADE--My prom
erty on Harrison and Superior
streets. Will exchange for
stock and farm implements.
Chris H. Thomson. pdN6

FOR sALE--The George E. john
son home on North Ninth street.
Mrs. George e.. johnson or
George johnson at the First
National bank. tt
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!, Welcome This Time.

Wife q a. m.)--John, there's
a burglar down stairs.
Political Candidate--Go down
and entertain him. Tomorrow's
electiOn.--Puck.
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The ]. H. Stowell
real estate sale in
Section !. Raglan tp
was postponed on
account of the bad
weather from Tues.
day, October "a, to
Tuesday, October 81
For particulars call
]. H. Stowel or
Topper 9 Son, Lo.
gan, Iowa.
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WANTED--A high or low small
radiator. G. S. Green. O28
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Why should we not have the
best potatoes? We have the best
of everything else. Gilmore's
Sanitary Grocery.-tf
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Eat With B. P. Scebolt
AT THE
Lincoln Highway Cafe

Any man who has reached the
age where he needs double Wis
ion lenses makes himself ride
ulous in an effort to make the
old glasses edo" Picking
over the glasses, sliding glasses
to end of nose, etc, are "sym-
ptoms" that YOU need double
vision lenses. Consult us.
j. D. BROWN & SON.
Druggists & Optometrists
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FOR RENT--Rooms for light
housekeeping for man and wife
with no children. Inquire at
Times office. pdN2
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FOR RENTING will rent the
Boies building on reasonable
terms during the remainder OF
our lease. Owen Eng. & Const.
Co. M
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

u there Is anything Under a
thousand dollars that beats the
MAXWELL we don't know what tits.
Beebee Auto Co.,
II Beebeetown, Ia.
Oldest Dealers In the County.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

FOR sALE--single seated sport
about buggy in fine shape;
also a $35 single harness. Both
to go cheap. Aulger Bros. OPS
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No matter where you live in
the city our union delivery passes
your house four times each day.
This is why we can give you such
good service. Gilmore's Sanitary
G%rocefy.-tf
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LOsT--On Erie or Eighth streets.
long black overcoat; brown
velvet pockets. Leave at Times
office. tt
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We have smooth, ripe Early
Ohio potatoes. The kind you
want for your winter use. Gill
more's Sanitary Grocery.-tf
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WANTED--Two men to shnck
corn; pay 4 cents; corn will
make 10 .bu; clean; no weeds.
w. H. Eng1e. tt

FOR RENT = Furnished room,
steam heat, private family. 8O7
Erie street. pdN1
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WANTED--A man to work by the
month in the country. j. b.
Young. Phone 5000. tt
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