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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE


AccouNTANr-7Iiaye had 10 years experience
us auditor. investigator, systemntzcr. cost
accountant and public auditor desire assa, Ia
ton reputable firm, public accountant about
hnunrt ~ ~ ledv"r i,entr1l
BuQknEErER. experienced. viii audit. open,
@ nodorate ' terms rms Be phone wo6dSnd @ an iiia 4ids II
BooKKEEPER. exp. office man. desires position
at once; best references + $50. Ledger Cent
pEAsS d5 M9hRs@ $50 81 IN foa0
nTEH aa a With wSs adS 9a 9ss
CHAuFFEuR, white married, ! years prsrti-
cal shop and road road 'NpeTie,qee ,,, , on all cars
change, Phone Poplar 1881,
COST ACCOUNTANT, with years experience.
wants & psTmsn,sP' i,gn,. position with reliable con
COST CLERK q. years business exp, de-
sss srss rsr tt,i Posltlt9iR WIN "fSyenG.Gemen, 4 rs,-
Of Penna,, i. years electrical experience, can
yS dn his sSIy'F z 4 "f9ls aS4sr oRes for
knows how to handle help 90 fun advantage:
@ return nj fu Va Tor L in results S' ebtnIReS SiR T.
re Suas t9 tse B oP asa1s rs' pTets Gstas
ana wages in letter, a Ia, Ledger once ''''
HuUSEwnRK or cook and butler: Japanese;
gentleman wants to hnd winter occupation for
< loo. Ledger ohics, ''''' ''"1'''"'
MAN AND WIFE white, wish positions: man
run cas wife GOOD cooE good rseTebss naa
suburbs pref. 1914 Arch ST.. Phila
MAN adaptable Of so years. with selling Office
and hnasaglal eXpericnCe desires position where
hp Wllfshe worth t33 per week or more
@ %, Ledger Central.
MAN with 10 years experience In machine
business, Il open for position assistant
works manager or cost accountant. A 81.
Ledger ofhce,
SELLING ENGINEER. mechanical draftaman
and practical mAchinist wants position 10
sell machinery. small tools or mill supplies on
al
Vania, New Jersey aud Delaware; available
January !, Address T. hl4, Ledgvr Office.
YOUNG MAN. exp. In real estate and mtgss,.
excellent investigator and appraiser knows
legal end, too. desires connee- y b4o. Led, @.
/ AM "A successful salesman.
am a practical chemist
have proved my ability In both lines,
have clean record.
1 am young, ambitious and full OF get
there
want 10 connect permanently with manu-
facturer firm whose product must be sold
by technically trained man,
expect to be paid what 1 am worth
expect 70 earn what am paid,
ask an interview.
M lus, isedser Office.
AIR. MANUFACTURER
am seeking connection with a growiuE
manufacturing organization which realizes the
necessity Of salea and advertising director
and wishes 10 develop within their own
organization. I Am Aggressive enough 10
work, inielllsent enough 20 plan. Ambitious
and enthusiastic enough TO carry that plan 70
gurcessful completion. Ms sales and advert
record Is proof of my ab'ty. + e46, led. Cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
HrLP wANTrp-MALE


conHnaed from Preceding coisHr
LABoPERg wanted for Psnns r, R sissay
pssy m45y n dssirss s Rgpppiy ~ NJ N1ith iith ~ -
LAgoREns isr outside cons,rgcIion wors; dl.
Tssssy siS s ps9ssn 2ao pE ssk 81 sssns
| MAN AND WIFE. coiored s9r entire work q, II
hogss s1 "a r9SF y sa aPeeas esuSe5 ss .rsn,
| MAN AND WIFE. colored wanted 70 take full
sqss1s seaTss ssaairsd 81 a2Ss SSi23 LesSyr cfss
| MECHANICAL ENgiNEER one expsrisnced on
sSS sSlo .5Sfy faf wIni5G Gr' o5s e b,dssr Central
Ni,S is,sSqusia,sa3esA and undsfsisna lie gorslnE q
| ebanee to make money: advancement. 81.
MEN WANTED -Bolermnkers. locomotive ms:
siais's cianars IS. Fsn5a 5sD' K e. ii1i Fbort =,
MEN wanted with experience to dlstrlButs "a.
Nppiy 656 a M. 2os n Front st.
uLt.MAN. one accustomed 20 settigE ,9ut ma
isFSIf i.rTsa f S'faI' sth t.. sod cs@dsn sRR" n J.
oPTICfAN-..Young. man for optical shop orc
JE. iimeburner. i32o Chestnut 81.
PAPER RoXEs-Eygsricncs y.g yonng msn ne -, on
II Ea'tbE" room P6iia Paper box Co. iSih
sEs lAABaEE A Er6}K G9RKIsoFiAATJE9iHi Ks "A Eii
Tx IAEEaE AS IAtGGHFARIkb&E'Ns4t IiAtGGH ARIkb&E' stiEsF iLhsFf sikS
CIV " DETAILS ~. ~ IN fsiAlfasNNHst hlAs
Ii8. LEDGER OFFICE
gALEsAiEN-- nocd 3 live men for large
manufacturing h2nss, oGPoTtTnw ynu dw,,9fr '1k0sss
t7r Ne Moore. FrSntz Premier DIST Co.
73l Market IT.
sa61a la9"1 SFc Is 10 w. citizen Apply in person.
FrBHkf0rd Arsenal
TEACHER - Comr'tcnt bookkeeping teacher
wanted Tot large day school. Two months
work A ia. t"dErr Ofncc.
yAgIIf.R-LAuNpRY DEPARTMENT MIL
IER 18TH ASb REED
WEAvERs wanted nn mems wear. fancy wor.
rtrds Apply ShntnmaNon Mlln, Allegheny
aud Hancock ~.
yDt'Ng MAN bright. energetic. on Elliott.
Fisher machine. steady position. state salary
sxp and rel Address So y. q. BoS s4l3.
YotsNG MAN for general office work; must have
good education state age and references,
J. I27 Ledger once,
Yut'NG NAN. experienced, for Hodn fountain.
FonuorH Drug Ntor". Broad and Columbia.
YOUNG MEN
We have pos,iou. In many departments for
competent young men for stock nnd office
work Apply Bureau OF Employment ~
floor. before ~ a. m
sTRAwBRiDGE & CLoTHIER
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

COOK Refined woman, experienced cook in Hll
branches, wants position aftCr January IL
boarding school respectable private boarding
house or Institution nrrferred; best references;
state NHEra. i B5j. Ledger Central.
roOK-Protcstnnt competent woman wishes
position rotercnc" IL Led. Hr.. 2lHt Pine,
COuK-ProtoStnnt Pcnna. woman wishes cook.
luv u private family a22G Woodland
pREssAiAKEH. hlEh class formerly of New
York. wishes rnEaECmen'H; evening RUwnB
Errrinliv. phore Walnut GlaA.
GIRLS . competent with good references. =.
would like to take positions with private fam
iy EuuE 10 Florida, Address y. r.. 1929
y. 10th ~.
uOusEwORK reliable Prot. woman wants
pos. good cook. no washing, I@lD MRntua ave
LADY. experienced, wishes position general Of
flee work can furnish references r N53
Ledger central
LAUNDREss 1rst class. would like silk wash
talk" home. 2n0i kntcr ST.
NURSE fnr infant or mothers helper. state
STENOGEAPIIER, typEt ana bookltceper de-
aires hnlf.tlme position In or near Camden
NJ T0i. Ledger One"
STENOGRApHER expert. can furnish best ref
cr"nc" desires position. A 80. Ledger Ofhce.
wOMAN--Do all kinds Of sewing. ,r,ssss. un-
dNrwcHr, embroidery. also all kinds uf art nee
dcwork. 30 per day. i0f l.ed4rr Offlcr.
WOMAN OF 3s wishes housrwork or cooking:
city, country, liz. Ledger Onlce.
WOMAN. rourcd. wants days work or wash
inE to take home. 2lii katrr st.
WOMAN white wishes downstairs work or
general hous"work III ~ l7th st
YOUNG LADY with 10 years experience with
one firm, desires position as hoOkkeeper. II,
LedEer Branch, n0th and Market.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
UNCLAIMED TBLEeRAMs

wERTERN UNfON TELDdRApH co. 1901
Chestnut st. T.. ~. Wiiiafns. Garland steam
ship cgrn.n y Cooper; waiter Harrstt sam
Eatnuel Paul. MrH. Meita Smith. Host Co,
Ilvin ". shi.aleE HcEomakfr 2 90, w, \.
whitney Wlliam Clark q. a.. Lane, J.. ".
W. MINING Co. =. M hnpci, Miss Rose
rosTXL TELEoHApH. south Penn square
Miss Julia Dorsey. Frank Roll. Frank BELL
Zoii a. T.. phipt. =. -. Mitchell, Ralph y.
Patterson, 81. y. Iancka. r. y. Vans.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
LOST AND FOUND

HANDBAG, black. German silver fastening, lost
containing pnckethook, cards and coins. Ru-
ward n returned 10 1909 Real Estate TF, Bldg
JEWELRY-Lest. ehamois bundle iewelry
through accident. Hoover Smith, Gi8 Chest
nut Reward,
MuFE-l.ost. about 4 p. IN Sunday. seal nun
West Hofttrr ST., Pelham road Greene 81. or
PIN-I.ost, fraternity pln. list st. Lancaster
ave Route 81 To 2lst 81. Reward II returned
to 81 Jones. Ledger Central, broad and
on Chestnut Hill train Thursday communi-
cate With owner OF railroad ticket lnclosed
In purse and receive liberal reward; no uues.
tons asked. Phone Chestnut HIN 70e,
RfNd-I.0st diamond rims. bearing name John
=, Huber, Jr.'' Return "a Bailey, Ranks &
Bddle Co, 1918 Chestnut st. Reward
EARRtNG-f.ast ha rogue pearl earring. Dsrem-
her 10. between ITO W, Mount Airy ave-. Wis
sahckqn ave. aud unsal a., Reward n re-
turned 10 the Bailey, Banks Biddle 60,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
". N. Daniels 10 BE Reappointed

WARRINGTON. Dec. 12-winthrop NJ.
Daniels. of New Jersey. whose term M n
member Of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission expires December a.. will be re-
appointed by President wilson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

AuToCAR REPAIRMEN wanted: steady:
able of rcpgIrinE and ovcrhnuIinu AutS.
cars. Apply employment bureau, 81
70 io"5 in %f,sreoop Apto"sr "S sarcs Sal s'a and
Service CO., @3d and Marhct
BELL nor wanted Apply Hotel wimot. Illo
Penn square.
HopYNAkERs for wagon and auto top bodies,
~ N. hth ST. Camden n. j.
uOOKKEEPER-w wanted at once. steady Young
man Of good address Ef asSlst94t hgolikccpor;
reply n5 9 SMI SSat a@m%rnfi T"7E m fnIy agc
noY. over 10, for office work must he neat and
en9 tbpslnesE trRiminF Rpplv 6vcrbraogi' r.
pet Company, 5dth and Lancaster ave.
noY II II office Of large , igr9,!ure re- manufacturcT
Nansement assured g The right boy So per
h02 over "t'G IL years. 81 per Week Keysone rypS %
Foundry. nth and spruce
noY wanted ter owgg IR 4!"lsc" orDer
nqS Ssy i2 a7 G south S e. sGod OPPORTUNITY for bright
BOYS, aye Ia to rs years. who have completed
gram. school 70 S.nrt as msssenger "a X, Il,
BRAKEMEN. MACHINlsTs, CAR REPAIR
bkS HAttlhpAPo o,iS Hi4PETRtlfNiEI T po oAfflY RI,
iiEAu. 5iO & 1lTH sr
BUTLER and houseman. English wanted; first.
class married man preferred must have
good references: good wages Phone Iuvorton
HurLER white man. German or French, best
refs call from . to ~, 1921 y. 18th 81,
VICTOR A 5fSE3ESiSSSSs \ y sISii,iirNr iaiii co.
cablnetmakers,
Experienced ruhbcrs,
Sheilackcrs,
Double Hiado iRGad m"GIdsr 1Ids r.2p operators
Rough rim saWyers
Iochman machine caTVcrs
. Freighl sieyator operator twhitrh
Machlnisis familiar With waodw,k.s machines
q aSS ,SSnI. q .gssk lsRrn .G5a'IaIgs 5e9Rigs
Physical examination necessary. Apply
Victor Talking Machine Co.. AppuCailo Ofnce
81 Cooper st., Camden. y, j,
CAR REPAiRMGN' nia shog hands no and & shop lahor-
Railroad. Apply 1925 Fhert 81, between
man about 10 years old want
Cd as clerk In tmekeeplpg department. Apply
In person, Barrett Co, FranlSfOrd
Co as6 1 a
Fsehin, 26Ih aud columbia ave.
ELECTRIC CRANE OPERATOR. experienced,
I.udasher Lumber Co. wsstmoreaud aud Del,
aware River
Sa3.F Ba 1s s pant s
erection q II new eottasea, seeks executive
of education, refinement and some capital
Address Nj 0at, Ledger Ofhoe,
HANDLERs-Afsn wanted 10 truck
freight at freight stations white or eolored
iRONERs on .NEqLIdEE SHIRTS MILLER
1GrH AND REED
LAhoRERs. skilled laodsrers. s2aa Der
work eltzsSs. APpiy ia person. FfahEfofd
Arsenal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
HELP wANTED-FEMAIE


BooKKEEPER ssp.ricpc.d stesdy, position
| iug preferred Answer " own handwTitlhE
nqoKKEE6E9T Eb5 Tossy spana 5p m Il gs2S 2ssIsJS
Clothes Shops ii5s Ghesinu, "a Moor.
BuRLERs wanted mons u, ,yyeas ,yyeast fancy
ave and Hancock VI
| COMPANION. visiting or Eovcrnosa Tor s.year.
old boy. or o hours dgily. cheerful daposi-
box O5 Rndnor PA.
CRocuETER wanted. ,sumeienlly experienced on
crochet and hsnd EPt Fnfmsnts m ss 20 o, G
s1ngT ,g5 nggTnnIiacaia5aI Iia 10 Ta Tcascr S"s oa" age
| DENOSsTRATORs--Cu -Cunynssers. g TO travel
nntccd salary. with transportation allowed.
permanent Nr. cross gti Chancellor ~.
Nystniigi ,,oeas IL. reference reuuIrcd Phone
between and II q. m. Cynwyd 7sl.
GIRLS over q years NJ age
HHSpi HHSpy T Tdl.Mogd gfl& &drmsd TslSd foriBa o Darby
on5s, oyer i,G, AGgly igIs5gGousl AZ c,,s nas
''''''i-t s'art r6IIa Paper 10, Co Tin aui ltldrS
GovERSEss- compel lcnt German .nuraery gov.
crne7s 70 inkc gomP'''N Nr,sarG' 2f b2y n"Rri
" SorwcEian st. rot,syillr. in
GovERNEss Tor hoy OF, . state cvp. md com.
HOSIERY -Toppers and knitterH on Scott 4 WI.
ams 9ng Siang,ard tn2shin"1 asts @ giSj6ss' ijsss
WtEs,rg Fg.rSd rndSryy,nS" "rtos.ry ps
SEiT"Tt rafimeTt. 9iIi5 \ Howard w. '''''
IRoSERs uS .NEgLtGEE SHIRTS MILLER,
t6fII AND tiisp
KITCHEN MAID YOUNG woman to assist cook
nt chestnut lii. N" warhing good wages
~ Or phone cc6osinn, iii io2i ''
KNrrTER wanted, sufficiently experienced on
crochet ana haud sknl' garments, as 60 hr
able 10 alive Instructions ~ bCgiHners. good
na 9a"@ m 20 h ,SdEar ta"F 6e@ axe
SuRsE. experienced Tor two children. and
sas SsT5 sn 4sRr'5" S d. 9'% Srs Gsn
S4Hl@,ifaSiAsRSl34S Hs5i..EP %5M52AttfFHI f(IH'
AE aH.t,B5E 6SEg.&3l$yrI!iSGH SE.&&rgo oSHB
$S Va s5$,d'tfjtf$f $d iiISath44h hifISaitiI4hP Pr E&tF
shLEswoMES
Lir BROTHERS require experienced sales
women for various departments. Apply
sTEN@GH4rHEg A. =, ooa typGwsr'"r at $40 per
son. Frnnkford Arsenal
wh%Gs nn..r S s'g'9Sa & S "a ra r'S amosa s s w''D'
wINDERs wanted on cotton yarns thoe. used
e i.,a Ai!"gs iga vi. M,ndgE frsms' John N2rr,s
Pa. superior English Or Canadian woman tor
"S6ds '9 on S%a Saas Ra SaS nala p Ta? aoaG
home for suitable person, w2gos 81 or -
MONT. MONT fa. "a once !" "'' 10 j. ''F' "0'''
woMEN-YounE, women to trace mechanical
drawings no Ledger pnce.
Grncrui
WOMAN. over %. Tor position vacated by PRO-
dcntas viii be more eSsefita than fGsln6ys
sspercnsc must be be, refined and i4etful. SALARY |
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
General

NgREMni,ER small electric PARTS. SITS. Inspector
small electric parts. fi5. clerks several Enot
openings for bright young American men, $40
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

BOORKEEPER. experienced. steady position.
ono who understands shorthand and typowrIt
iuE preferred Answer IN own handwriting.
swing age EXP and sal. dc7 a los, Lod. OF
BooKKEEPER exp IN y. ~ bookkeop-
Ing. Apuy Tuopday morning. 30. JHmgrHOn
Clothes Shops f2a Chcsinut "a hoor
BuRLERs wanted or g.q.s Tyeas fancy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

WOMAN, over -. FOR position vacated hv nro-
motion, with large concern. where Al ere
dcntlhls VIII be NOR" essential than buEinrp4
cVpcricnCc, must b" refined and tactful. Huinry
t2t weekly, a tul Ledger OflDc,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

AcNEw.--pee 10, ANDREW AuNEw, aged
sa Relatives and friends invited 90 funeral
Ssncs, James csleiy. $500 NJ PARK ave mi.
pffvnif
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
HELP WANTED-MALE

AUTOCAR REPAIRNEN wanted: steady;
employment. good wages FOR mon cap
able of repairing and ovrrhauilnU Auto.
ears. Apply employment bureau ai
floor from y 10 10 IN morning and .
to 2 In afternoon, Autocar Sales and
Service Co, I'D and Market.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
Here Is Your
Opportunity

The courcn below wal bring you complets
hooksts nnd e9tn3ss cHnnimnng m " dcsli ne
lines and case designs Of our Instruments
Also complete tN scriptnnH OF the several special
bargains ln slightly used pianos and PLAYERS.
n would be perhaps better idea To- phone Us
Immediately, But at any rate get In touch
with this offer at once and LET us show you
how you money with these eI-
cellent instruments,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-07-13

Scene: A cozy parlor with dim
hurning lamp. Two persons sit.
ting very close together, man
and maid, of course.
Suddenly the youths aTdor took
II nainful form He burst into
verse, signing:
You are eladness, you are sun
shine,
You are happiness. trnw;
You are all to me, my darling,
That is lovely here below.
Not to be outdone, the fair dam
sci whispered:
You are splendor. you are glory,
You are handsome. you are true
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-07-13
Pick 500 Chickens a Day

Students i'll Missouri College Of
Agriculture combine theory with
Practice.
II you want the latest word in
efficiency in killing and picking
chickens, ask some of the students
who have taken ii l.. kempster'S
course in marketing poultry prod
ucls, at the Missouri College of Az
riCulture. They dress the chickens
by what is known as the dry pick.
ing method by which they should
with practice be able to learn to
pick 500 chickens a day. Each
student is given IA chance 20 pick
only 20. They cannot all be taught
at once so one squad of the class
does this work each Saturday
morning until all have learned.
OF course, the fact that these
chickens are properly dressed does
not explain their unusual richness
of flavor" says F.. H. Rucker of the
Poultry Department They taste
better because they are fattened in
crates before they are killed. These
fattening crates are built by mem.
btrs of the class. Each student
bull IS crate. starves his twenty
chickens for day, and then puts
them into the crate and gives them
a special ration of 7 parts corn
meal. 8 parts uiddlings, and part
bran with butter milk enough to
make a mixture about as thin as
pancake batter During the ten OF
fourteen DAYS they are more than
that in flavor.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-07-13
The High Cost OF Living

N'h-' -
OF course we all know that the
difference betaCcn tn cost of liv-
ing now and the cost OF living rs
years ago is considerable, and there
isn't much room for doubt as to
wherein the direction of the differ
ence lies, but few of us have stop
ped to figure out just how much
more we are paying for the neces.
sites of life now than we paid for
the same necessities in 1890.
According to the figures publish
ed by the United States bureau of
labor the price Of necessities has
risen all the way from a small mar
gin to almost 100 per cent of some
articles. For instance in 1890 we
could buy ham for 1852 cents per
pound, or sc pounds for a dollar
Today or last December when the
figures were complied, we had to
pay 266 cents per pound for the
same kind of ham. which repre-
ents rise in price of IS per cent
Twenty years ago we could buy 1913
pounds of lard for a dollar; now
dollar buys only So pounds. Eggs
in the last twenty years, have
Climed from an average price of
20.S cents per dozen to 33 ) cents
per dozen. Butter used to sell for
25 S cents per pound average price
in 1890; today the average price of
butter is SO cents. Flour shows
gain of 202 cents on each eighth
of a barrel. and that doesn't mean
the high price of Sl,003 per eighth
barrel to which flour climed last
December Today the price is
somewhat lower than it was six
months ago. Potatoes, corn meal,
sugar. every kind OF product -
have also awaited in price. There
isn't single thing we use today
that is considering daily household
use for which we do not pay con-
Siderably more than we paid TWEEN
ty years ago
And while the necessities of life
have been climbing steadily in price
it is a rather puZzline fact that
wages have not climbed correspond
inGly. One or two industries de.
pending principally on the big war
for their prosperity, are, it is true
paying higher prices for their labor,
but the ordinary trade which goes
on year in and year out, regardless
of wars. cannot boast anywhere
uear the advance in wages that
would be necessary To compete
with the advance in the cost of
living. as the government experts
figures plainly show Quincy
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-07-13

All there is this side Of heaven
behold. my love, IN youl"
Raptu But suddenly very
Gruff voice broke in on their bliss,
as father said steTnly from the
doorway
I am lightning. am thunder,
I'm roaring cataract,
| am earthquakes and volcanoes
And I'll demonstrate the fact.
And he proceeded 10 do so.-
Moberly Monitor
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-07-13

Farmers 6 Merchants
Bank


At Monroe City, State of Missouri,
at the close Of business on the Both day
o June, 1915, published I Il the
Monroe City Democrat, "a newspaper
printed and published at Monroe City,
State OF Missouri, on the 18th day Of
July. 1915
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-07-13

We have home money to loan on
farm lands in amounts from $4,000
TO Sl5OOOO.-A. S. Jayne & Sen.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-07-13
S3lu.3l> II
Total

Tutai S3lu,3l> II
STATE OF MISS DURI.
COUNTY Oh MONROE
Mc. Jamr- ). Scott, as vice rrr'- g..
and NJ. Is. Proctor As Cashier OF
said bank, e ell of us do sol, m +.
ly swear that de above statement is
true to the best Of oul. nowledG e
and belief
JAMES ). SCOTT, Vice President
NJ. Il. PROCTOR, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
Thu eth DAY of July, AID. 1916.
Witn,s- my hand and notarial
seal on III" date last aforesaid.
Commissioned and qualified for a
torn expiring June II, 1879
JAMES ). RUTLEDGE,
Isl Notary Public,
Correct Attest;
DIR. DAVENPORT.
I. v y; Y i;rg4ST Directors
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-07-13

We, Wm. Il, Yates At president, and
w. Il. +. jackson rs Cashier Of sa id
bank, each of us, do solcmnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best Of our knowledge and belief.
VIM. r. YATES, Pres,
w. Il. p. JACKSON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn To before me
this 10th day of July, AID. 1915
Witness my hand and notarial
seal on the date last aforesaid. (Com-
missioncd and qualified for a term
expiring July 18th, 1851
ROBERT MERIwETHER
(S) Notary Public.
/ Correct-Attest:
J. d. RoBEY
l.. G. HENDERSON Dir ac.ois
4. NJ. BoULwARE
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-07-13
FERNDALE

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison of
Anacortes have been visiting rela-
tives and friends here.
Mrs. Edward J. Gorsuch and son
are spending several weeks with
friends and relatives at vashon
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs George Casebeer,
Mrs. M. A. Peterson, Lenney Peter
son, and Miss Beatrice Casebeer
motored to Vancouver, B. c., Sun
day. Miss Casebeer remained for n
weeks visit with Miss Alice Eby.
Mrs. NJ. A. Peterson, Mrs. George
Casebeer and Mrs VIM. Fell enter
tanned the Ladies Aid of the Cong
regational church at the home of
Mrs. VIM. Fell on Thursday.
Born, Thursday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Ecelberger, daughter.
DR.. c. w. Hamshaw. who will
leave soon for Berkeley. Calf, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Sather of Colebrook, B. G.
After a months visit through
Washington and Oregon, stopping
at Portland, The Dalles, Wal a
Walla, Spokane. Wenatchee and
Seattle, Archie Shields and Victor
Aiken returned home Tuesday.
The trim was made in Mr.. Aitken' 5
bug"
Mrs. C. NJ. Nielsen has had as
her guest. Miss Anna DAILY of Bell
iugham.
Mrs. l.. c. Ainunds entertained
the Ladies Aid of the M. Il. church
at her home Friday afternoon.
A Temperance meeting was held
at the Holiness Camp Grounds on
Wednesday afternoon. Interesting
speeches were given by the minis
ters of the various churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Slater, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Hood, Mr.. ana Mrs.
VIM. Fell, DR.. and Mrs. G. S. Hood
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Campbell
Mrs. c. w. Hamshaw, Misses boy
Slater. Helen Fell, Yer a Safer,
Agnes McLain, Pauline Hood, Paul
Hood. Jr., Glen Slater and Emmett
Woodward picnicked at Birch Bay
on Sunday.
Mrs. f. NJ. Woodward ard Lyle
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Hadfield of Custer. returned
to their home Tuesday.
Born, Friday, to Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Holmes. a son.
Mrs. Emery Prouty and Mr.. J.
A Prouty of Seaside, Ore, who
have been visiting relatives here for
several days, have returned to
their homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roessel of
Edgewick are visiting relatives
here
| Miss Emily Tswes has had as
Ler guest. Miss Lena Walker OF
Lynden.
w. b. Mcclure has had as his
guest, his father, w. H. Mcclure Of
Spokane.
Funeral services for Mrs. ]. A
PrOuty of Seaside. Ore, formerly
Miss Nell C.. Roybar of this city
were held at the Congregations
Church Sunday afternoon, Rev
Powell officiating. Internient was
Tade at Bay View cemetery. Bell
'neham. Nell C. Rovbar was born
at Iowa Falls, Iowa. Oct. Il. 1888
ard passed away July /, 1916. She
was graduate of the University
of Wisconsin and chose for her life
! work the profession of teacher. On