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The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1916-04-28
All Day Club Rally
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wide field of operation growing
out of the work now being done
in this department..
Prof. Sanders, of the pig club
department, was next introduced
and made a very logical and i'm
pressive talk on the subject of
Hog Breeding on the Farm =
He advised the members of the
club to not raise any pigs except
those of pure breed, stressing the
fact that greater satisfaction and
profits would fellow this charac-
ter of breeding. He insisted that
hog raising could not be made
profitable except through the en-
ployment of judicious division
of feeding; that forage crops
were cheapest and added no little
to the growth and health of the
hog. For the benefit of his
young friends he took an acre of
ground as a basis upon which to
cultivate and pasture a pig. di-
viding it into sections and sug-
costing the amount devoted to
the various crops necessary to
push the pig to the point of max
ing of him the most profitable
hog. He incidentally referred to
the question of sanitation. which
he considered a matter of great
Importance to hog growers.
Prof. E. P. Clayton was next
introduced, and in a short talk
outlined the character of the
work done by the department or
poultry husbandry under his d.
rection at the A. & M. College.
He reviewed the progress already
made in this department, which
is only a few years old and made
some practical suggestions. for
the benefit of those who will de-
vote their time to poultry raising.
Representative ] S. Howerton
was present and being called on
spoke word of encouragement
to the boys and girls, impressing
them with the fact that their
opportunities were far greater
than the opportunities of the
generation which preceded them.
The time for dinner had A.
rived and Chancellor RobiD1
stated that it would not be pos
sible for all the Representatives
to talk. but had them to stand
up and receive an introduction to
the crowd.
Badges had been prepared by
the Bankers Association and each
member of the various clubs and
members of the association and
their guests had one pinned on,
which entitled them to admission
to- an elegant dinner which had
been served in the gymnasium
of, the Young Mems Christian
Association. A procession was
formed, headed by Tupelo's fine
band and the entire body marched
down Spring and up Main street
to- the Y. M. C. A., where this
splendid meal spread by the
bankers was served.
| Following the meal number
of talks were made, Mr.. N. H.
Crenshaw, cashier of the Bank
of Guntown, acting as toastmas-
ter.
An automobile ride over the
city after dinner was enjoyed by
the club, following which the
entire party was entertained at
the Comus Theatre, where
moving picture show was On.
The events of the day were
wound up by delivering to the
boys and girls, a calf, pig or
chickens, which had been bought
by the bankers of the county and
sold to the members at cost,
their notes to be taken payable
QUIZ Of tho nrnanodc. aE liz cola &
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DEATHS

cLoEY-on Thursday. october 49, 1915. at O.
2: m. MINNIE e.. beloved wife o. James
Funeral from her late residence I'm
Eleventh street southeast, Saturday, DC
tober n. 1915. at o'clock Relatives only
invited. Intsrment At Congregational cenpe-
tery.
FAIRFAX-on Thursday. October 10 1919. st
e:25 q. m, LUCY j.. the beloved wife 81
Arthur w. Fairfax. and mother Of Miss
Rosa T. Fairfax and Charles w. Fairfax.
Funeral (privateD from her late resIdence
2072 Eye street. Saturday. October u, 1919
at p. m,
KING-on "wednesday, October IS. 1918. at hsr
residence, lH2 Rhode Island avenue north
west, HELEN W. KING.
Funeral from the chapel OF J. william
Lees Sons, 532 Pennsylvania avenue north.
west, on Saturday, October n. 1915, G y
y. IN. Relatives and friends invited TO ~.
tend Kindly omit flowers. Baltimore ana
philadelphia papers please copy.
MANN-Passed away, october 10. 1915, a BIS
p. M, LOUISA VAN DE sANDE. wife %
BENJAMIN Piekman Mann.
Funeral at 1918 Sunderland place, a. -
Sunday, October q.
The Washington times., 1916-10-20
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

APPRENTICES to learn French dresscuttfng,
dressnaking, designing, and millinery: good
positions furnished after learning. NEW
YORK MILLINERY ACADEMY, lll5 @ st. IL
GIRL. for general housework. SCI 18th ST. n.
w.
GTRI.-Colored, for general homework. SOS
4la st. S. w. II
WOMEN-Two. OF refinement, at once, to give
all or part time to a pleasant work paying
ICc AN hour. BOX ~, Times office.
WOMAN for general housework. $50 St.
N f..
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COMMON LABOR.
Delaware.
1896. New Castle co. Wanted - single men
for digging clay and working In mill. Col
ored men, Germans or Polish. $40 hrs PD
zoe PHI.
New Jersey.
S7s-l57S. Hudson Go. Wanted 50 men for
freight handling: n helpers and - clerks.
Americans. Married single. No TT.
Freight handlers gjc PHI; helpers. Sj-S65
PM; clerks. ti5-S6i Pm.
TRADES.
New Jersey.
1861. Hudson Co. Wanted 10 married or
single men for horizontal and vertical bor-
ing mills; 10 engine lathe hands. Any ES.
3 hrs. PD. Lathe hands iCc PHI. Engine
lathe hands from is to go yrs. on all around
work. must be abe to work from blue print.
Night work.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Maryland,
1927. Baltimore Co. One janitor lcolored).
Prefer settled man. Single, S25 Pm. Rs l..
1851. Baltimore Co. One night butler twhltel
desired. S-s7 PW. Bal.
1865 Baltimore &c. Two single men for
clerking. II or Is years Of age $40 Pm,
with chance for promotion. Must have fair
education.
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VIOLIN LESsoNS--At your home by expert
enced teacher; instrument furnished II de-
sired. BOX q, Times office.
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female.

SOME ONE to answer phone: boy or girl
white or colored; 50 week. ELLIOTT 1900
I w.
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FOR RENTED: large S-room house; water,
Fewer, gas: poultry shed. l2x5s: one acre OF
land: cement walk; improved St: also almost
new Groom house; sun parlor: h. W. h.;
modern: clean, JOHN w. kNoFP, soth and
Jackson SITS. n. c, twoodridge). y. 37SS-J.
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FEMALE.
D0MESTICS.
District of Columbia.
1879. One single woman for general house
work. SIS pm, and home. Usual hours.
1851. one single woman for general house.
work slS-'2O Pm and home. Home com.
forts. Any Els.
1862 One single woman for general house.
work, no washing and ironing. Swede
German or suitable colored woman. 81 PW
and good home.
Maryland.
1865. Baltimore Co. One single woman OIL
widow for gsperal Homework. Amy Es. 8
PW and hon6.
1850. Baltimore Co. One single woman fol
general housework and cooking. Colored oi
white. s350-S5 PW and home.
1915. Montgomery Co. One single woman fol
general Homework. Any white. fl2 Pm
and home Usual hours.
1919. Montgomery Co. one single woman fo
general housAwork. Any white. SIC Pm
and home. Usual hours. Good home will
comforts
Virginia.
1851. Sussex Co. one single woman for gen
eral homework and cooking. White ES
So PM to start and home.
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COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL W. T.
SHEPHERD, Phi. D., Principal Grades,
High School, Languages, Mathematics.
Psychology, Civil Service. Expert Coaching.
day, night. N. Y. ave. & 18th NV. (S2i l2th).
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Deaths.

Margsre; Staub. I yr., mos. Childrea's
Hosp.
Meyer Hanlein. IS yrs, HOS Columbia I'd. nv.
Helena r. Rennett IS yrs 1913 End Of. nv.
julius Emmner. IS yrs. The Portner apart
ment.
Rosana Mcdonald, So yrs, $40 18th NJ.
Catherine c. Swami. - yrs, ST. Eiizabeth's
Hosp.
Franklin Fogg. IS yrs. In ambulance, en-
route TO Emergency Hosp.
Max Rabineau. "a yrs. 3+06 Ga. ave. nv.
Anna Hyderpool, ~ yrs. Emergency Hosp.
Edith ~ rnes. 30 yrs, Wash. Asy: Hosp
Ida Lee. Sc yrs. lii3 18th ST. ne.
Chester rratt q yrs. Garfield Mem. Hosp.
Susan Mack. 20 yrs. 800 It'll ST. sc.
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MONEY WANTED &'T0 LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate; lowest
rates: prior payment privileges; large
amounts. TYLER RUTHERFORD. d1 18th.
MONEY TO LOAN-s25O TO $4,000 on D. e.
real estate. Several trust funds. ~ to 6 per
cent All transactions conducted With econ
omical consideratl ton for borrowers.
WIN. II. SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
Southern Building. 500 10Th 81 y. W:
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
Ar. n specIalty with us. When you visa,
10 negotiate a loan OF any amount, from SEQ
TO IS, 6oO or more. It will be to your advantage
10 consult us. We always have on hand
large sums for permanent investment, anil
can give you prompt and Efficient service at
ali times Rates the lowest In each case ami
no charge unless the loan 10 made. Let ~
have your application
PAUL V. MITCHELL 4 CO..
ltl3 @ ST. n. W.
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Take Soldiers Home cars to end Of line.
walk one square north. Price, 1850: small
cash payment, balance monthly.
w. c. & A. y. MILLER, Bond bldg. NJ t75j.
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BULLETIN OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES
Detailed information the following opportunities be
secured free Of charge apple alton to
BUREAU OF INFORMATION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF
LABOR, sol MILLS BUILDING
MONTH day Per
milk
ESEnGsh Experienced
all
natl m ssoona
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I. WI. =. "A,
1876 G. st. N. w.

MISS MARION II. MAY. Piano instruction
graduate OF Peabody Conservatory, pupil Of
Prof. Arthur Newsstand. formerly Of Londor
Conservatory. 81 u st. NV. Phi. n. 1886. 1
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-18
GET RID OF SCROFULA
HOW? TAKE S. S. S.
Fifty Years Use Proves S. S. S. Will
Relieve Stubborn Cases.

You have noticed the little fostering
pimples on the face and body-swell-
ing of the glands-soreness in the legs
and arm muscles. These are the symp-
toms of Scrofula. You may have some
of these symptoms, possibly the faint.
of Scrofula infection. But in either
case, it is dangerous condition Your
blood is infected. impure, and you can
never hope to gain perfect health un-
til the impurities are washed from the
system. If you feel badly all the time,
you must crave health. If you want
to feel renewed spirits. the glow of
perfect health, bright eyes, clear skin.
the knowledge that you are we'll, you
can do so. Cleanse your blood by TAX.
ing S. S. S. For fifty years it has
teen the standard blood purifier. 1t
relieves the trouble by renourishing
the blood, renewing its strength and
stimulating the flow so that the blood
regains it's lost vitality, and throws off
the poison. Even long-standing cases
respond. But you must use S. S. S.
Take it for all blood infections. Get
it at your druggists today
If you need special advice, write the
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
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South IL, east to Demaree corner
on MISUNDERSTANDING pike. 3.45
miles.
Northwesterly on Williamsburg pike
to Harris corner, Isl miles.
East lis, south to southeast corner
Of section Is. 2.65 miles.
East s, and retrace, 1 miles.
East %, southeasterly to Webster
(receiying mail for delivery addressed
there) 1885 miles.
East to Vealtaw corner 1875, east IS
and retrace, 2.25 miles.
North, west and north 1865 to Haley
corner, 1.65 miles.
Southeast to Fountain City road. IS
miles.
Northwest to north line section 10,
rs miles.
Northwest .625, and retrace to north
line. section 10, 1.25.
West IS. south 5, to center of Sec
ton IA, 1875.
West, southwest and south on Web
ster road 1.25, and retrace to center
section IA, ESQ miles.
church, 100 miles.
Westerly 1, south %, west one miles
to Friends corner, 2.25 miles.
North l, west 2, south 3 to Will
iamsburg postoffice, $50 miles.
Total length of Route No. 1, 27.2O.
Salary of carrier, $4,000.
cENTERvlLLE ROUTE I.
Description of Route No. l, Horse
Drawn
Starting at the postoffice the carrier
will go thence:
East IS south 165 to Myers corner,
2.15 miles.
South 25 and retrace, so miles
West LIS, south LIS to Stevens cor
ner. miles.
West l, south 1, to Henwood corner,
2 miles.
East LIS, south 5 to Stevens corner,
2 miles.
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WILLIAMSBURG ROUTE 4.
Description of Route No. l, Horse
Drawn.
Starting at the postoffice the carrier
will go thence:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-18
OARKEN GRAY
HAIR WITH Q-BAN
All Your Gray Hair and Entire
Head Of Hair Becomes Dark.
Charming, Wavy, Lustrous.

When your hair turns gray, streaked
with gray. premature or just turning
gray; if your hair is falling; il you
have dandruff and your head itches
a few applications of Q-Ban Hair
Color Restorer will turn all your gray
hair to it's youthful dark shade. Entire
head Of hair will become clean, fresh,
lustrous, wavy. thick. soft, full of life,
evenly dark and handsome Q-Ran
doubles the beauty of your ir. Also
stops itching scalp, dandruff and fall
ing hair, and promotes it's Growth.
Q-Ban is karmless-not a dye-but a
delightful hair color restorer Give it
q trial Sold on money-back guaran-
tee. Only soc for big 7-oz bottle
at Fines Drug Store, Richmond, Ind
iauA.-Adv.
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South rs and retrace, 150 miles
East Is, north Is. to Meek corner,
3 miles.
East Z, to Robin corner, south and
east s. and retrace, Ito miles.
North and northeast Is, northwest.
north and west Is, to center section
80, 2.10 miles.
North LIS to National road, west Is
to postotfice. 1926 miles.
Length of Route No. 1, II 20 miles.
Salary of carrier, $1,0S0.00.
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EMERGENCY ROUTE A.


Description of emergency sections
of RouteA. as amended, effective Feb
ruary Is. 1916.
Starting at the Richmond postoffice,
thence:
South to Main street; west on Main
street. 1, 10 miles.
South, southwest and south to Earl
ham postoffice. rs miles.
North to National road, southwest to
Charles street. so miles.
North to Main street, east to Gilbert
avenue. south to National road, II
miles
West 8 to Easthaven avenue, south
west 35 and retrace l mile.
North to Commons road, g, west to
Mcneil corner, IS. 1.45 miles.
Southerly to National road. 4, south
west q and retrace $50 miles.
Northeast 8. south and east 1.25 to
Wilson's corner. LIS miles.
West, south and west to Kramer cor.
ner, 81 miles
South / and retrace. north ,s5 and
retrace. $40 miles.
West and northwest S5, north 2.2o
TO road east in Section Is. $40 miles.
East and retrace, 2 miles.
North TO east center Section 9. 50
miles.
West .25 and retrace. east 1 to Mil
Ter corner. $50 miles.
North . easterly to Ruch corner,
So, LOS miles.
East. southeasterly and east to old
toll gate. LIS miles.
South and east to Richmond post
office. $50 miles
Length of first section, $3.50 miles.
Second section. starting at the Rich
mond postoffice. thence:
North and west to Sevastopol school,
. miles, north 8. $50 miles.
West, northwesterly and west to
Rich corner, les miles,
North So to Williamsburg pike,
southeast .25 and retrace, 1876 miles.
Northwest TO Webster road 1.25,
north % and retrace, It's miles.
North to Webster / mile, west 65,
south :25 and and retrace, 2.15 miles.
West I. north /, west /. to Clawson
corner, 3 miles.
south /. east 1, south Is to King
corner, $50 miles.
West /, south I, to Townsend corner.
. miles.
West and north to Grace's 1.25 and
retrace, $50 miles.
South 1915 and retrace. east and re-
trace, LIS miles.
South and southeast IL, east to
Sholl IL, $40 miles.
South and east to Richmond post
office, 2 miles.
Length OF second SETON, 29.30 males
Total, 56.2 miles,
RICHMOND ROUTE 3.
Description of Route B:
starting at the post office, thence:
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West. southwesterly and west to
Thornburg corner, 150 miles.
North .55, westerly .S5, north IS to
Huffman corner, miles.
West 4, southwest Z, to south line
section 26, lao miles.
West .35, north 5, to center section
26, IS miles
Westerly 225, south 6, to Dalton
village. 2.85 miles.
South, southeasterly, south and east
on Dalton pike to Hagerstown P. O.,
$50 miles.
Length of first section, 1895 miles.
West i, north 2, to Bonds corner,
west S and retrace. $40 miles.
North 1.5, east, northeast and south.
east rs, to Browns corner, 2.25 miles.
North 8, west, northwesterly and
north a to Lambs, 100 miles.
West, south and west to Dalton vii
lage, 1.25 miles.
West, north and west 1856, south l.
to Baptist church, 2.35 miles.
East 5 and retrace. west Is to
Schultz corner, ESQ miles.
South l. east LIS, to Peterson cor
ner. z.oO miles.
North S and retrace. south, and
easterly LOS, to Hoover corner, 2.05
miles.
South 16, southeasterly 125 to old
toll gate. 2.S5 miles.
East to p O., 10 miles
Length of second section, Else
miles.
Length of Route A, $50 miles.
HAGERsToWN ROUTE q.
Description of Route B, as amended
Starting at the post office the car.
rier will go, thence:
East. 4, to west river road, northerly
81 to Harden corner, 800 miles.
East 6, northeast and east Z to
Cheesman corner, 1.30 miles.
Northeasterly 1. easterly 1.15, to
Green's corner, 2.15.
East, northeasterly and east IA,
north to Economy P. O., 25165 miles.
East. southeast and east to Oler cor
ner, $50 miles.
North rs and retrace, south 5 to
Duke corner, miles.
East 5 to Oler corner, east .625 and
retrace, LIS miles.
E1dSt anu SOutucdSt 90, west 90,
south ! to Bond corner, 220 miles.
East to Williamsburg p o. 2, 2
miles.
North 8, west 3,25 to Stanley cor
ner, 6.25 miles.
North .625 and retrace, 1.25 miles.
South, southwest and south to Ed
wards corner, 1.2O miles
South 2, west 150 to Gains corner,
$3.50 miles.
North 1, east So, to Manning's cor
ner, 1876 miles.
Southeast and south 225, west "a to
Cheesman corner, 5.65 miles.
South /, east 5, northeasterly and
east l, to Stricklers, ESQ miles.
Northerly to northeast corner, Sec
ton 6, 290 miles.
West 1.6, southwest, west and south
1.2 to Smith corner, 2S miles.
East 1.3, south 4, to Hays corner,
100 miles.
West IL, south Is, west g to P. O.,
$50 miles.
Length of route B, 5225.
WILLIAMSBURG ROUTE I.
Description of Route No. l, Horse
Drawn.
Starting at the postoffice the carrier
will go thence:
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HAGERsToWN ROUTE A.

Description of Motor Route A.
Starting at the post office the car
rier. will go, thence:
West L, north, northwest and west
IL. to near center of section Is, 12O
miles.
North, northwest and northerly to
Lamb corner, 5.35 miles.
West 5 and retrace, / miles.
East 2. south 1, east .35 to Jordan
corner, 3.35
NortEeasterly to Jordan north cor
ner 1.25 miles.
East and southeast on Economy road
to cemetery, 2.20 miles.
East and south to Economy P O.,
rs miles.
Southerly rs to center section SO,
rs miles
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Length of route, $3.50.
GREENSBORO ROUTE A.

Description of Motor Route A.
Starting at the post office the car.
rier will 60, thence:
Southeast a, north 1.3, to road east,
section "a, Ito miles.
East 10, north IS, east 1.25, to Claw
sons corner, $50 miles.
North 1, west 2, to Northwest cor
ner, section IS, 3 miles
South 5, and retrace, miles.
West 2, south 1.5, to Gilmer corner,
$50 miles.
East LIS, northerly Z to Chaplin
corner, 2.45 miles.
West 2.75, south 1.25, north, west
and north 1.25 to Conway corner, 5.25
miles.
South 2, east, south and east 81, to
Davis corner, 40 miles.
North 1856, southeasterly It's to the
P. o., $50 miles.
Length of first section, 27.10 miles.
West to creek, southwesterly, west
and south on that same road Beeson
corner, 4.35 miles.
East 5, and retrace, miles
South $, east 1.5, to Cook corner, 2
miles.
North 25, east 5, south 5 to Under
man corner, $50 miles.
East 1, north 1.5, to old Brooks cor
ner, ESQ miles.
Northwest .25 and retrace, south
easterly 1-25 to Olive Hill village, $50
miles.
Southerly 1875, and retrace, east rs
and retrace. 3.75 miles.
North LIS, vest 2.3 to Creek road,
$50 miles.
Southwesterly to P. O., 80 miles.
Length of second section, 1915.
Length of route, 5095 miles.
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RICHMOND ROUTE D.

Description of Route d.
Starting from the Richmond p. O.
the carrier goes, thence:
South to South A street, west to s,
south to II, west to Liberty pike, It's
miles.
Southwesterly and south on Liberty
Pike to Smithfield, 6.25 miles.
West l and retrace, east to east
Center section g. 4 miles.
Northerly to Hensley Road S.5. north
to Creek rs and retrace. 4.55 miles.
Westerly to Abingdon Pike, $50
miles
West, southwest and south 8 and re-
trace, $3.50.
Northeasterly on Arlington Pike to
Main street. east to P. o., $50 miles.
Length of first section, 1865 miles.
South and west to extension of South
3 street, lao miles.
South 3, east to Boston Pike 3, 80
miles.
North to North avenue. east 8, rs
miles.
South to South avenue, west 1, .35
miles.
South, east and south to Boston pike
/, northwest IS, $50 miles.
South to Davenport avenue 5, east
and northeast to Boston pike a, south
east to Locust Grove, $50 miles.
South to Boston 1855, west to Starr
Corner 1, 2.S5 miles.
North and northwest on Boston
pike to Davenport corner, 3.5 miles.
East IL, north and northeast to
Simpson corner Is, go miles.
Southeast to Cooper corner, SIS
miles.
Southeast and south to zimmerman
corner and retrace. miles.
Northwest to Simpson corner, west
TO Wernle Home, 100 miles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-18
Have You a Boy Problem?

It cannot be solved by arlth-
metic. Solve it by feeding
him Shredded Wheat-a
natural food that makes his
body buoyant with the en-
ergy of youth-a muscle
and brain builder - contains
the life of the wheat In a
digestible form. Builds
sturdy, robust boys and girls.
Serve il for breakfast with
hot milk. Made ct Niagara
Falls, N. Y.
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RICHMOND, ROUTE Al.

DeSCTIptIOH Oh ItOutc - do a u1OhuSu,
effective February IS, 1916.
Starting at the postoffice the carrier
will go thence:
South to Main street, west OF, Main
street, ITO miles.
South, southeast and south t., Earl
ham postoffice, rs miles.
Retrace' to National road, sout invest
to Charles street, so miles.
North to Main street. east to Eilbert
avenue. south to National roa' d, 10
miles.
West 8 miles to Easthaven av 'enue,
southwest SIS miles and retrstce,
mile.
North to Commons road, 6 MT es to
Mcneil corner. .S5.
Southerly to National road. IL.
southwest 9 and retrace, ESQ mile g..
Northeast s. miles, south and east
to Wilson's corner. 1.25.
ner..S 80 miles.
South one mile and retrace, nj ,rth
SIS and retrace, $40 miles.
West and northwest, .85 miles. no nth
225 miles to road east Section l5,
$40 miles.
East one mile and retrace, north .S5
miles to east corner Section 8, 2 .S5
miles.
West 25 miles and retrace; east o. ne
mile to Miller's corner, 1.50 miles.
North 2 miles; easterly So miles TO
Rich corner, LOS miles.
East and southeast rs males and re-
trace. so miles ,-.,....
North So to Williamsburg pike;
southeast .25 and retrace, 1,35 miles.
Northwest 1.25 miles to Webster
road north .25 and retrace, 1.16 miles.
Northwest and west 9; north D !.
east rs to Webster road, 2.15 miles.
North to Webster, 1. west .65, south.
% and retrace, 2.15 miles.
West /. north l, west /, to Clawson
corner, miles.
South /. east 1, south Is to Cain
corner $50 miles.
East l, south /, to Townsend corner,
miles.
West /. north IS. to Grace residence
and retrace 1.25, ESQ miles.
South .375 and retrace, east i, to
Gregg corner. LIS miles.
South and southeast IL. east IL to
Sevastopol school. $40 miles.
South and east to postoffice. miles.
Length of route. 5000 miles.