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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-10
ESMOND.

Buy your coal and wood Of A. NJ
Capron at Centredale, r. ADV.
The Esmond Campfire Girls gave
social and dance in Esmond Hall. They
rea lied about SIS. profit
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-10
CARD OF THANKS.

our many kind friends and ueigbbors for
their assistance aud sympathy during our
recent bereavement also Tor the beautiful
floral offerings.
Mr.. Herbert o. Phillips.
Mrs. Jennie Walker.
Mr.. Frank ID. Phillips.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-21
MEXICO 0UlETlNC DOWN.

lhe situation affecting relations with the republic OF
Mexico be extreme dsqueng Senator Albert FALL
Justice Charles Evan Hughes William Randolph Hearst and lot Of
ohe gentlemen who had been laying plans for making the Mexican
question the paramount Of the presidential campaign this
country The general outlook south of the Rio Gande
couragng right than previous period FIVE AL
though Villa yet large and little trouble
sonay by Of his raids and Zapaa still carrying the
eguaon operations Of bandit chean the southern part Of the
country the from the border indicates that Carranza me
control Of affairs down there than before Traffic has been
smed and being maintained with agreeable regularity all Of the
important railway lines and trade being carried quite the
NAL every portion Of the country Strange
seem import export business between this country and Mexico
last year much greater than for the preceding three four
years The American troops gradually being withdrawn from the
border and three OF the most
from each of the countries work the differ
which have between the United States and the de facto
of Mexico and the hope freely expressed that this
aid every possible the final pachcaon and financial
cjuvnaton of the affairs Of southern negbo The policy of
wahfu waiting which has been the of much cue and
sbuse gradually bearing fruit Tie people Of this country
pretty firmly convinced that such policy least infinitely preferable
the methods ardeny advocated by the Harsts Oes and Falls
who demanded that send Mexico for the avow pu
Of overunnng the country its towns destroying its
cities need be- and of assuming absolute sovereignty the a
fairs of country helpless protect itself from the forcbe agge
sion of powerful neghbor We have suffered much the hands
Ct irresponsible leaders of Mexican factions but the long the
expense infinitely less blood and money than the of force
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-21
MONTANA'S HARVEST SEASON.

All Montana is revelng in the goe of perfect 1t
weather made order for the harvest The SOIL melowed
by just the proper precipitation ideally fitted for the fall
sowing To the happy conummaton Of splendid speeding
end thus added the promise Of another fruitful harvest dur
ing the year ahead of u.s. The ae Creator did the
outpourng his blessings when He made Montana with great
filled with precious Of copper and gold and silver and
apphes with hsdes covered with forests with valleys
tered BY sparkling and with great stretches Of bench lands with
nexaustabe Of xuant plant growth He gave the
prngme when timely should fall preserve and strengthen
the young lives Of grains and grasses; time with glorious
sunshine fashion the hope of husbandy bounu maturity
and Of wondrou perfection for the harvest
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-21
TIME FOR TRIED CRAFTSMANSHIP.

Justice Hughes with other republican and public
sts soemny that shall face conditions following the
conclusion of the great which shall call for the of
commanding craftsmanship No dispute that assertion We
have been facing conditions the big started which called
for exactly that brand of craftsmanship We uder think what
would have happened country had weak mpuve
been at the head of during these last three
Either might easily have led armed conflict with the
other of the begent groups weak selfish the pes
dents office would surely have had with Mexico weak
would have pushed through banking system and
and without such this country would have been
periencng the most devastating panic of its history within week after
hosites declared Europe Verify has required
ship direct the affairs of country during these and have
had it. The people of this nation realize that questions of
porance confront their country when the fighting
Europe ended For than three years. Woodrow Wilson has
been exhibiting almost daily just the of craftsmanship that will
be required to meet that situation No knows what the
will be- what will be demanded of who handle it, For this
the of America much likely entrst
The task of meeting and solving those unknown problems
who has been meeting and solving problems for three oneha
than they that job
tested out by the white heat of vast responsibility
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-21
AN ERA OF ROAD BUILDING.

The good roads which really had its inception less than
decade ago gaming tremendous and marks Of the
farreachg developments recorded the history of coun
tys internal improvements Tens of millions of dollars be-
ing spent annually every Of the country for the construction
scientifically built permanent highways and the present
progress maintained the end another year period will
this country transformed verabe network Of country roads
the equal Of be found elsewhere the globe The day not
far distant when mmproved public road which be
travelled all of the year. will be regarded distinct
proach upon the community through which
Unquestonaby. the automobile has given tremendous impetus
the good road Everyone Of the three million
automobile in the country and this list includes hundreds of
thousands of farmers good road advocate The farmers who do
machines have been brought realize the great
advantage of better roads and almost all Of best agricultural
communities leading the the good roads propaganda
In former years. the improvement of public highways left
largely the of the Latter the have
begun take the work by promoting and financing
the of permanent trunk highways With the
Of the federal good roads bill by the congress- the national
government joins hands with counties and municipalities this
great work and with this of the part all
Of government will be but very few years before there will be
hundreds thousands of miles fine roads reaching every community
IN this broad land This will that the value of farm
this country will be enhanced by hundreds of millions of dol
lars and the losses which farmers are now suffering annual
by of impossible country highways will be gradually reduced
| o minimum.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-21

he demonstrated capacity of high order When he entered
office Mssoua practically bankrupt When he left the Office
long had been taken toward placing the financial affairs of that
city substantial footing His services congress had been char
actezed by hard work behalf of the people of his His
standing among his colleagues evidenced by that fact that he be-
member of the important committee the house. that
appropriations the beginning of his second He has earned
reelection and this paper believes that he will win easily
Harry Mitchell also old resident of this He
newspaper and have hunch based upon certain inside o
naon that newspaper make mighty good As the
editor of of the widely circulated daily newspapers Mon
Harry Mitchell has had excellent opportunity keep
very close touch with the development the and needs of this
great His personal character above repoach and his habits
industry been fixed long spent every day the %
torial desk He possessed of personality which charms all who
with the man. Evans and Mitchell will make
effective workers Washington The people of Montana will be
serving their best interests by sending them there.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-21
MONEY TO MOVE THE CROPS.

Prior years ago there published throughout the
n.y. during the summer of the difficulty experienced by banks
in the and middle securing money with which
the crops Year after year the old bugaboo lack Of
money The banks the agricultural belt then compelled
keep large New York banks When
the crops that money generally being employed the meopo
lis by stock gamblers and the banks this way unable
get when they needed This cry Of lack Of money
the crops the farmers Of millions Of dollars for
had the immediate effect Of depressing for farm products
This there has been word about shortage money for
crop moving purposes There last year the year be-
fore The lies the the federal banking
system which freed the smaller banks Of the agricultural regions
from the clutches Of Wall bankers There abundance
Of money the crops this year and always will be unless per
chance, Justice Hughes and Mr. Penrose and Mr. Oliver md Mr.
Cannon power and repeal the federal banking law That
among the American farmers.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-21
A FEW QUESTIONS.

St Louis Republican l6 years Of power during II of which
welded absolute control of both houses of what did the
publican party do toward tariff refomo
What did do with the currency problem?
What did it do with Alaska and its resources2
What did do with child labor?
What did do with workmens compensation?
What did do with rural credits?
What did do about preparedness?
What has the democracy done three years and half with these
problems?
Who the leaders of republcanism todaythe who
aed Hughes and managing his campaign2
Republican with these great questions utterly bar
of results when the White House occupied by
perenced and esouefu legislator like Mckinley magnetic and
enterpsng leader like Roosevelt and practical administrator like
Taft Smoo Penose Gamger Fodey Mann and Cannon have
learned nong by adversely and respond to the de-
and Of progressive than the Ethiopian change his skin
the leopard his spots What hope therefore, would the country have
Of constructive legislation Washington from the stiff onted stand
patsm of that crowd Of eactonae under the leadership of
whose chief claim consideration that he held
the New York republican machine length for four years and
pre-, enled il. leaders from doing anything in particular?
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-21
MONTANA CROP REPORT.

Up to about the tenth OF the month,
favorable weather for harvesting pre-
vailed generally over the state Since
the tenth, repeated showers in many
places have caused some delay, but
at the present writing, the clearing up
OF the atmosphere promises stretch
OF weather for the continuance of fall
work. The harvesting of the second
crop of alfalfa is finished and in the
warmer localities the. third crop is
being cut. Large yields OF potatoes
and sugar beets are being realized,
early sown flax is yielding very heavy
and hay is being put in the stack in
we'll cured condition. Corn is matur
ing very well, and the bean crop in
view OF the area seeded will be large.
Range grass over practically the en-.
tire state has matured well, and should
go long ways toward making an
ample supply OF stock feed for the
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-21
For President
WOODROW WILSON
For Vice President
THOMAS R. MARSHALL
ITS A BIG JOB.

president
President Wilson
TO
wDrh we'll done DO make a changer
LET HIM FINISH IT.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-21
WHlTE-MoRRlsON.

The marriage of Clifford H. White
of Lewistown and Miss Lavinia Nor
rison of Pine Grove was solemnized
at the Methodist parsonage at 1880 Fri
day evening, Rev. c. M. Donaldson Off
ciating Miss Vera White, sister OF
the groom, was the bridesmaid and
B. G. Morrison brother of the bride.
acted as best man. Mr.. White is an
employe OF the Ford garage and very
well known about the city.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-21
AMERICAN DIPLOMATS ABROAD.

During the earlier days Of his search for ISSUE
Hughes took severely the diplomatic appointments
Of the present administration Now Roger W. Babson life
long republican and admittedly the abes sascian this country
vho speaking Of his travels foreign lands the outbreak Of
The has been especially impressed with the ambassadors
ministers and other foreign apponees of President Wilson This
does much Justice Hughes long ago abandoned
that particular but interesting the those Amer
nominee.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-21

John kolar and wife OF Grass Range
are visiting in the city
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-21
LADIES WILL ORGANIZE.

number of Lewistown ladies met
Tuesday night at the suggestion OF the
Women's National Wilson for Presi-
dent club and it was decided to hold
a meeting in the county democratic
headquarters Friday evening, Septem
her %, at 8 o'clock, at which time Il
formal organization will be perfected
and plans for county organization
discussed. Those present were very
enthusiastic over the campaign which
is outlined by the national organiza
tion and an appeal will be made to
all women, regardless of past party
affiliation, to join this movement.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-21
BOARD OF DIRECTORS meet
AND ELECT THEIR OFFICERS

The board OF directors of the Fer
gus County Improvement company met
Tuesday night for organization. B. E..
Stack was elected president, Fred r.
Warren vice president, and J. f. Wood
ard secretary-treasurer. The other
two members of the board are N. M.
Walker and Sam Phillips, The treas
urer was instructed to collect money
due on subscriptions.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-21

Z. f. Cobb, the land man from Gey-
ser, is a business visitor.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-21

coming winter. fA~
Up to- date, this years crop has
been favored with a general freedom
from hail storms, condition that will
90 to make the final yield agree closely
with recent crop estimates. There has
been further evidence OF rust, both
red and black, in the northeastern part
# the state but as regards the yield
Of the entire state the loss will not
be of much consideration.
Reports all agree that the ground
is in excellent condition for fall seed.
ing. There is not any shortage Of
farm hands to speak OF, and with tho
continuance Of favorable weather the
area OT winter wheat seeded will un.
doubtedly be larger than a year ago.
A considerable area of seeding has al.
ready been accomplished
----------SS- e.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-21
EVANS AND MITCHELL.

The have strong congressional ticket could have
been selected John Evans nearing the end of his second
the lower house. He pioneer resident Of this As
the first of Mssoua under the form Of government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-08
WANT
CLASSIFIED
BUSINESS cNANcss

OIL STOCK advances u per cent Jan.
= big company, grounaglaor prop.
osition; Oklahoma oil doubled In
price. 100 per cent dividends 20 days
possible; quick action ON your mon.
oy. limited number shares DC share,
$40 buys sles par valne stock: com.
pany paid two dividends. remit now
Write. Free Information Amalga
mated on Co, iloi Colcord Bldg OK.
lahoma. Okla
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SPunAL BAllGAIN ~ sTOCk
FARM 40 acres. 100 acres 10 cid.
tisailon. % acres soged In wheat. a.
acres In excellent stsa alfalfa
balance in good aastt lh llyng
wa.er eood . room house barn
1Sx22 with granary and sheds attach
Cd small house for help. good wells.
all feneed and crossed fenced; s'hool
on farm and church across the road.
6 miles from railroad and good town.
good roads Want % sell nov and
vii take 1850 Only $500 cash re
qulred. balance on long time Alfred
Adler. Guthrie. Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-08

ADVERTISING ADVICE, II you have
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10 develop or II YOU want agents. sales.
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Ing directory Of newspaper and mega.
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Specialists. free advice, and criticism
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SALESMAN Splendid opening Janu.
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Oklahoma TO sell staple line on unusu.
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tract; $4,000 advanced weekly. Sales
Manager i5 Suite. $40 Woodward,
Detroit.
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FORD OWNERS-To demonstrate
real Ford Starter Turns engine oy-
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izer makes gas direct from gasoline.
places It in each cylinder in regular
firing order. Safe. sure. cold wealth
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Low price. Exclusive territory. Auto.
matte Mig. Co.. 329 Plymouth. Chica-
20.
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At The CHUnCH NE S
Ff,s Church {. .nrl.,, sclentIss.

Ffs. Church & .nr,ss. Scientist
tff = Broad Street
Sunday services 100 a. u.
euHlnr. Sacrament
sHnazy School ~ m.
WedlezfzY evening service 8 %
.. m
Reading room In rear OF church
oDen from tao 70 fifs 10 the after
noon except SUNDAYS and holidays,
Visitors welcome
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WANTED-1.ive Representative Tor
Guthrie and neighborlng towns to
handle well known line OF whitney
Tailoring Company $1,000 to $4,000
yearly can be made. Fit and style
guaranteed Large and complete
sample outfit including free adyertis.
ing matter furnished free to respon.
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Ing Company, All South Sangamon
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WANTED 5aH Statesmen lN-.Wa have
decided to doutle our sales force for
lsl6. Big money. big line. all ne
cessities. Groceries. Paints. Oils.
Stock Food Sell ut wholesale. Goods
aud house nationally known. Quit
road stay In home territory. build
homes and bank accounts as hun
dreds do. Regular trade. quickly. cas-.
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selling helps. $3.50 10 soon monthly
easy, Write today. John Sexton Co
Wholesale Grocers. Chicago.
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Trinity EplxeraI chyfch.

Trinity Epis<epsI chpsen. So
nrnzi and Noble Streets.
RI Rev Or. Brooke. Bishop
Rev. A. , Nicholas Rector.
F1rst sunday alter Emphany
Holy Communion. 7.30 a. m.
eHndar School 9.E ~
Morning prayer and sermon II a m
Evening PRAYER and Sermon .. m
ETerYbody Welcome
First - {. Lnurch
Corner Broad and Noble.
Sunday school at s.f5 a. m.
Preaching at u m and 7.'0 p. a.
Epsorth League ESQ .. m.
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WANTS
CLASSIFIED
sALEsMEN wANTsp

SIDE LiNE-pocket samples 10 min.
utes. $40 commission: high grade
men only; no other need apply. Ad.
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Peoples Mlss,on Cali.

tums over aud lielp I'm" Yol
are Welcome
The Peoples Mission Assn wlshas
the people 90 knov that vs have
reetlus sn plshta Ia the week At I y
a. ~ From Tuesday nlght to Hun.
cav nlght Monday night is the nixAt
uur board meets u the readers of
ihc leader have any hooks. papera
r.agaAlnes. rellseous ll,eratare. SEQ
end hand clothing or anything else
10 fitv our Mission so ss can heIp
the hcedy Phone irea. u ". Ice. 1910
eul Nc sili CON. after your giffs.
u h IRii1.Err. snpt
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cotoNgn

q M Paul ~ z. Church.
Corner Perkins and rreal.
SUNDAY school al 10 q =.
Morning service at ~ a. N d.
sebic', our Employment n
iraten
Senior League Al ., -
kssnlns AeNica Of f,sn y m
Subject LAYING lhwn our Lives
FOR our Friends
You are cordially Invited to vor
Fhip With %
WALTON nRowN. .'asiss.
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iamc back may come from over
sofA enid settled In the musclcs II
tho hack. or FROM disease In lhe
tau former eases the risht wmsdy II
bAil.AltuS SNOW lINLMixNT. Il
shoald be rubbed In thoroughly over
tho affected part tho relief will be
prompt aud satisfactory. Price :.e.
'ee aud ~ 90 per bottle sold BY Owl
Drug Store.
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Letter fiies TOR sale ~ Tne Lsadap
office Price gbc. 4 for 500.
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81 A. farm s. 10 cult 70 bottom. ,
room house. small barn, good well.
ether out bldgs Priced for fgx days
Il 5000 Terms on $500
100 A. farm, 50 Ia cult 7 a. bottom,
: room house, good barn well aud
ristern. eaYo aad out bldga Priced
Tor 4 short t.me a. 5000. terms on
= nu
e ! and y in cult room house.
: 900 sse cash terms on balance.
PENNock 4 SON y.
Over Okla. State BANK
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FOR ssi L.

FOR SALE Extensive list of farm
and city propcrties for sale and
trade. Baggott q Pcoles.
FOR SALE lcn acres near Mgl'sli.
100 acres plo~od balance pasture
and meadow well aad windmill A
good h0usc barn rraDaries for ff.sHg
-s2ono cash, taisa years time.
Low interest T. j biackman
FOR SALE OR TRADE--A room
brick house IN Beiyeas Addition to
Guthrie Also s2 -oom hotei IN Bar.
'essille. 40 blocks from posfoffice
Rented for $50 per mouth. Want acre
age and residence On the West eide
See owner Monsay. Jan 9th Al Office
OF Dooley and Armstrong. or address
owner A 4. Butt. BartiesviIIe. Oklz.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

TcSsi SUPPLY
Towels and aprons Of oil kinds fur
nishsd ct very reasonable prices BED
osfoFs ~ buy.-J. D, c1yA
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ANY INTELLIGENT person, either
sex. of good education and business
ability. must be able to handle CORE.
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letter An opportunity to start a small
but profitable mail order business in
your own home or office; good for
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Send for particulars. Ileacock Co.
s02 Heacock Bldg. Lockport. n. Y.
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Wssl eide N. Z. Church
Sofner Noble and litA street.
sunday School sta a n
freachiuE service at 4 ao a. m
Class meeting at ist0o N
hnwortA League at = 81 i M.
kscnink service Al %.
Tonight IA Herald nleht aud Il viii
hc OF much Interest 10 tue rnuna pen.
Vic 10 be present on time ana n laree
uumhof Our League II ulkeaNake
ana progressive. It Il supporting taa
s1ndensk y China. Ia gunnet ton alth
iia wof a, hume The pAsiur wiH
preach both mofnlnA ana nlsll
Come. and vorahlp with a.
w. q. MccAlldsrER. Paatw
eaps'ss Church.
corner vina ~ aud Noble Ave
I'Iblc school. eib
Morning aermon baptism .Nhat
Il Il"
" v 4 4. go
lsseninF sermon nanllsm What
u Means
The ordinance Of baptism both
morning aud osenins jar thase read
t. receive IL
H. r. MANSFIELD. Pastor
Christian Church.
Corner Ash and Nohle
Bible School ~ . la 4. m.
Junior CONGREGATION Al 4 a m.
Intermediates ESQ i. m
v 4. 4. e. u & 20 NJ.
Morning ueFmeu faetdlneaa
Evening SERMON fhu Appeal 10
Iod IN pfrNeut World Needs
You are welcome 70 all our sefv.
Ices
GUY II. FiNpfY. Minister.
First Presbyterian chufcn.
Corner Division and Noble
sabbath Eehnol . o. . m
Morning service II a. m.
Junior G ". M.
Senior {. y & 80 m
Evening service 30 D n.
GtD o NffilOta raator
- I1..~s-s
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Central N, Z. cnurer. Seush.
Corner of Oklahoma Ana Ash. !.
Sunday School D ~ q n.
Sermon at n A. m
tpvcrth League. $50 D =.
You are Invited to sorsaip at the
little church wlth the big welcomo.
c. X. PROCTOR. Pastor.
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FOR SALE Farm and city properties
at bedrock prices and on easy terms
Basgett 4 Peeisr.
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United srsssvserIse casrsA 49,
Cleveland and Ash
Sabbath school &N
Nefnlng sermon " O. =
Y Y G Y. prAyss neesins = ~
ksenlas preaching sssvico q ~
A cordial welcome 10 all @ks.
y. O. WRIGHT. pHsone.
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AGENTS WANTED Here's a real
business, Sell Shur-Go Ford" car
mechanical starters Sell at sight,
Big profits. Easy to make $500 per
day. Small capital needed. Agencies
going fast Give business experience
Peoria Specially Co. Peoria, III.