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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-03
Teachers for Kingwood Schools

Teachers for all the departments OF
the Kingwood schools have been Sc
cured and as there are few changes
from last year good work should be
accomplished. The coming term be.
gins Monday, September nth, the
week following the teachers institute
TO be held here 4 list of the teachers
follows:
ID. w. Parsons. superintendent
High school and normal department
Miss Ethel Anderson, H. +. Hupp
Miss Helen Roe. Miss Annie l.. Coke
ley.
Sth grade, j w Tyson.
9TH grade, Jessie Everly.
9Th and 9th grades. Foster X. Zeig-
Ter
4th grade, Mrs. Elizabeth Herring.
3rd grade, Miss Merle Dorsey
End grade, Mrs. Cecil Lewis.
LIST grade, Miss Nora Lantz.
Mrs. J. S. Brown, drawing.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-03
Kelly RennIOn

The annual Kelly reunion will be
held at Centenary Saturday. August
II. We extend an invitation to all to
come and enjoy the day We have
had the privilege Of getting Mr..
Homer Rodeheayer to furnish some
vocal and instrumental music again
this year lie will have charge OF the
music in the afternoon There will
be speaking by Rev w w. Morris.
Rev Albert Engle, Rev Jeremiah
Thomas and others. The program
has been arranged so there will be
something interesting each session
AT 1000 a. m. the opening song will
be given by Bruce A. Kelly and
Homer Rodeheaver.
GEO A. KELLY. Pres.
BRUCE a. KELLY. secy.
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Brandonvillc

Mrs. Il. r Miller is quite in at pres
ent.
Mrs. ID. J. Fogle Of Cumberland. has
been visiting friends in the neighbor.
hood for the past two weeks
Mrs. +. r. Maust spent several DAYS
last week with friends and relatives
at Clifton Mills.
Miss Carrie Conner. a former popu-
lar resident OF this section but for a
number OF years resident OF Califor-
MIA. has been circulating among old
friends here for several days.
Miss Edna Benson is in Uniontowu
visiting her brothers and attending
the West Penn annual picnic at Oak
ford park.
G. {. Weltner. who recently moved
To North Bessemer. Pa. is back for
few days looking after business mat
ters.
Mrs. Hamilton Seese has been call
ed 20 the bedside OF her mother. Mrs.
Ed Wolfe, who is said to be seriously
III.
Miss Nellie Guess and children of
uniontown. visited her brother. G. l..
Nieman and family. recently.
Misses Jane Maust and Mary Seesc
and Messrs. Cloyd Haincs aud Avery
Seese OF Clifton Mills. spent Sunday
with Mrs. f. +. Maust.
Mrs Norma Cuppctt of GAINESVILLE,
has been the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
w. II. Miller and other friends and
relatives. for several weeks
Mcssrs Clarence and Harold Gruver
OF Smithheld. Pa. spent few DAYS
with their grandfather. J. |. Gruvcr,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Barnes enjoyed
brief visits from their sons VIII and
Scott. recently.
GRANDMOTHER Liston. as she was af-
fectionatcly known. passed away very
quietly about 1 o'clock on Thursday
morning. aged % years. months and
some days. Funeral services were
conducted at the residence at s o'clock
on Saturday morning. Interment AT
Harmony Grove
The following from Uniontown, Pa.
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shall Benson last Sunday: MIR. and
Mrs. w. III Benson and children. Mr..
and Mrs Will Jacobs and Messrs. J.
Il. and c. H.. Benson.
Rev. John Spindler wife and daugh-
ter of Greenvillc. w Va. and Mrs.
Mary Camp of Mill Run, Md, were the
guests of Rev. Spindler's mother. Mrs.
j. |. Gruver, recently. Rev. SplndIcr
preached TO well filled house in
Brandonvillo on Sunday night, July %.
The audience speak highly OF the ser
mon and many who knew Rev. Spin
der as boy are glad to see the pro
gress he has made and wish him sue
cess as his efforts deserve
Shady Grove and Brandonville Sab
bath schools. which have worked to-
gether so harmoniously all summer.
Will unite in presenting Chldren's
day program at o'clock August 10
The exercises will be held I'm the open
air, platform for those taking part
and seats for the audience already
having been placed I'm the old church
yard.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-03
Court Theater Program

The Court Theater, open on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday nights Of
each week. showing the best high
class city programs
on Tuesday night. August 8th. we
will show the famous picture "The
Captive" by Lasky, in which Blanche
Sweet takes the leading part Excep-
tionally fine
On Thursday August 10th. Mobile"
will be reproduced by "The Famous
Players" Hazel Dawn starring, This
production Is creating sensstion
wherever shown.
On Saturday night, the 5th, 10000
feet Of film, showing Mary" RE
preach Of Amnesty" in three parts. and
Curly" Country Girl" This is an
especially selected program, with a
good laugh waiting for you.
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Rev. Tanner visited at s. Frank Kol-
leys Saturday
Our farmers were busy with their
harvesting the past week
Relatives from Pennsylvania visited
at Charles Deals Sunday.
Frank Shafter was at Friondsvillc
after goods recently.
Mrs. Joshua Messenger. who was
with friends in this vicinity. has re-
turned home
:. Frank Kelley was at Hazelton at
the milling company on business last
Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Haiues OF Leisenring.
Pa. visited relatives and friends In
this vicinity the past week
Rev. Elijah Nicholson preached to
our people again Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs, j. j. Kelley and two
children. Ivie and Walter. visited at
T.. *. Miller's Sunday.
Mrs. I'D Wolfe has been poorly the
past few days. Or. Wilkinson of
Bruceton, has been to see her.
Walter Guthric's sons have been
helping Ezra Kelley with his harvest
ing
MIR, and Mrs Pierce and children
OF Scottdalc. Pa. have been visiting
ut John s. Feathers the past week.
Cy Miller went TO GAINESVILLE sun
day morning, accompanied by Rev
Wilhelm Tanner. who went out there
TO hold services.
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Cupp, Mrs. l.
"A. Franlthouser and Mrs. Susan Spikcr
went To see Mrs ED Wolfe Sunday af-
ternoon
Miss Mile Livengood is staying
with Walter d. Smith and family at
Hazelton.
Sunday school here next Sunday mt
o'clock in the afternoon on account
OF services mt the Vale i'm the morning.
Mae, Ear. Hazel and Lucie Kelley
visited with Glenna Frankhouser at
her home after Sunday school Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harner of Cor
NTH. visited relatives in this vicinity
recently
George Spiker and son Earl were AT
the county seat on business Saturday
Misses Lucy and Mary NJ Kelley
and Ralph and Charles Kelly were
guests ut Jesse Englehart's last Sun
day
Undertaken Earl Harmed OF Hazel
ton, passed through here Friday re
turning home from Grandma Listens
funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Ringer, Mr..
aud Mrs Josiah Feather and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra Ringer and two daughters
were guests at Ezra Kclley's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Livengood and
Miss Alice Smith accompanied Walter
Smith of Ilazelton, In his car To Nor
gantown Saturday to visit relatives
They returned home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harmed and
daughter and son were guests at n.
*. Miller's Sunday.
Jim Smith and his mother of Wheel
ing, visited at Phillip Schnopp's last
week
Cay Guseman and his sisters Miss
Francis and Mrs. Jennie Haines, went
down TO Jeese Beerbower's I'm Glade
Farm vicinity TO visit Sunday.
David Bishoff came to John s.
Feathers Saturday evening accom-
panied by his mother. Mr.. Bishon re-
turned home Sunday but Grandma
Bishon is going to stay with her sis
ter, Mrs. Feather, while.
The Kelleys here are planning to at
tend their sixth annual reunion which
viii be held at Centenary church on
August ~. We trust that II may
prove blessing to all who may at
tend, and a spirit OF good will may be
in the hearts of all and each one try
to make 1t a happy day.
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Notice 10 Contractors

The Board of Education OF King
wood district, Preston county, state OF
West Virginia, will receive sealed bids
at the Office of the Secretary I'm King
wood. West Virginia. up until noon
of the 9TH day of August. 1916, for the
rcmodeling Of the building known az
Browns armory" To be used as addl-
tlonal quarters for the Kingwood pub
lie schools. For plans and specinca-
tons see T.. II. Zelglor. secretary OF tho
board
Bids will also be received for wagon
transportation for the pupils of the
Manown school. and for coal to be
furnished the TOWNSVILLE, Catholic
Church and Tunnelton schools.
The Board of Education reserves the
right to reject any or all OF the above
mentioned bids.
by order OF the Board of Education
OF Kingwood district.
s. w. WARMER,
President.
FOSTER r. ZEIGLER,
4O-2t Secretary.
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Bids will be received by the County
Court Of Preston county. West Viz
ginia, until IL O'Clock noon, August
Sth. 1916, for the construction OF a
bridge over Morgan's run. near Zar.
Hagan's, span about 30 feet. Bids
may be submitted for concrete slab,
using present abuts; also for concrete
arch, and rough stone arch
Also. for a bridge over COnor's run.
IL mile from Bruceton Mills, in Grant
district. Span about 10 feet. Con
croto slab OF arch construction.
Persons interested can get informa
ton at Office Of Julius X. Monroe. en-
gineer, Kingwood. w Va.
4O-2t
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RowlcSburg

Miss Ida Stockman has been quit,
/ sick and confined TO her home for the
rast week
Mrs. II. o. Frceland returned To her
home on Tuesday after weeks visit
with relatives in Cumberland.
EN-Postmaster c. V. Hooton. who
has been the guest OF his brother Wal
ter in Akron, O.. for the past week,
has returned home
MIR. and Mrs, III. II. jackson of
kingwood, motored to our town last
Saturday and spent the day with rela-
, tives
Mrs. Annie f. Moore of Keyser. was
called to town Tuesday owing to the
serious illness OF her mother, Mrs. s.
c. Knots
Misses Eula and Nevada Ford of
Pittsburgh. who have been spending
their vacation in Tennessee. arrived
In town Tuesday for few days visit
with their mother. Mrs. ellen Ford OF
Rockville.
Miss Holm of Morgantown. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Guy Bishop OF
NJ. 4 X. Junction
G. j. Thompson, mill foreman at
Mannheim. was In town Tuesday even
ing
Miss Louise Harrison OF Martins
burg. is the pleasant guest of Miss
Nena Dawson this week
Miss Pearl Davis of Keyser. is visit
ing at the home OF her aunt. Mrs.
Thos. Fretwell
Mrs. Leonard Dawson and son Paul
OF Fairmont. arrived i'm town Monday
and motored to Camp Dawson for a
two weeks outing
Miss Susan Claire Dunn. who has
been the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Jas.
Branch in Salisbury. n. c.. for the
past three months. has returned home
accompanied by her little nephew
Arthur Branch.
Miss Kelley of Piedmont. is the
guest of her sister. Mrs Harry
Thompson on Church street.
Jas. Kidwcll of Green Springs, spent
Sunday with his family here
VIM. Bishop and family of Terra
Alta, spent Sunday here the guests of
the formers mother. Mrs. Rachel
Bishop.
Miss Violet Wolfe OF McKeesport.
Pa, is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. w.
Is. Bowman
Mrs. Frank Schrier and son Paul of
Pittsburgh. Pa, are guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Tom Dunn.
Jas. Rathbun OF Mt Lake Park.
was visitor I'm town Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. McKane and daugh
ter Mary are visiting friends in Nor
gantown. driving through I'm their car.
Jack Hooton and young son of
Pittsburgh. have been visiting rela-
tives in town for the past week
John White of Oakland, was a bust
ness visitor in town Monday
Mrs. A. l.. Hayes was Wheeling
shopper last Friday.
Miss Ruth Wheeler returned home
last saturday from two weeks visit
with friends in Harrisville.
Mrs. Georgia Rickie and daughter OF
Keyser. were the guests of Mrs S. c.
Moore the first OF the week.
Or. and Mrs. Windsor OF Fairmont.
were in town Monday en- route to
Camp Dawson. where they will chap
erone party OF young folks from
Fairmont for the next two weeks.
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Snle Of Valuable Bank Stock
FOSTER X zEIGLER,
4O-2t Secretary.

You will hereby take notice that the
undersigned Administrative will sell
at public auction, to the highest bid
der, between the hours of 10 a. IN. and
4 y. m. at the front door OF the court
house I'm the town OF Kingwood, coun-
ty OF Preston, and State OF West Vir-
glnia, on the 22nd day OF August, 1916,
the following shares OF bank stock:
432 shares OF stock OF the Bank of
KingwoOd. Kingwood, w. Va.
2 shares Of stock of The Terra Alta
Bank, Terra Alta, w. Va.
Said shares of stock will first be
offered In small blocks and will then
be offered as a whole, and the UNDER
signed Administrative here reserves
tho right accept which ever bids or
bid lis best
This stock is good seasoned bank
stock, and will make a good return on
the investment
Terms: Cash.
JESSIE r. BROWN BROWN,
Administrative. c. I. A.; d. b. n,
i0-4t Margaret r. Brown.
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To the creditors Of d. ~ shaffer, de-
ceased.
In pursuance OF decree OF the Cir
cult court Of the county of Preston,
made in cause therein pending, to
subject the real estate OF the said ID.
N. Shaffer to the payment OF his debts,
you are required to present your
claims against the estate OF the said
ID. N. Shaffer for adjudication to J. w.
Watson, commissioner, at his office
in the said county, on or before the
Both day OF August, 1916.
Witness, j. w. Wason, clerk OF the
said court, this 18th day of July, 1916.
3o-Gt J. w. WATSON, Clerk.
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IIazeIton

Born, to Nj. and Mrs S. f, Guthrie.
July 20, a son, We extend our heart
lest congratulations
Walter Smiths brother James and
wife having both died, he and his wife
are tenderly caring for their two lit
tie sons. aged 5 and Z years
On last Tuesday Peter Guthrie was
stricken with paralysis and his right
side is entirely helpless. He has been
very low. but under the careful treat
ment OF Dr. Snyder seems 10 be slow
~ improving at this time.
Walter Smith and wife went TO Nor
Rantown Saturday for a few days
visit with relatives.
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RESOLUTIONS Adopted by Preston Lodge
No. 30, A.. y. and A.. VI.

Resolutions Adopted by Preston Lodge
No. ~, A. y. and A. VI.
Whereas. on the Ord day OF July,
1916, our esteemed friend and brother.
Earl VI. Lantz, was called by death un-
der the most distressing circum-
stances; and as an expression Of the
loss we feel owing 10 his untimely de-
mise; therefore, be II
Resolved. That in the death OF our
brother this lodge has suffered an ir-
reparable loss. That the community
In which he lived has lost one Of her
best and most progressive citizens and
is better by his having associated
himself with us that his amiable and
friendly disposition has benefited US
all and that our acquaintance with
him will ever be cherished as a pleas
ant memory; be it further
Resolved, That we extend our sym
patty TO his relatives i'm their bereave-
ment and that copy Of these resolu-
lions be spread upon our minutes. a
copy mailed to his parents and a copy
handed to each OF the newspapers OF
the town OF Kingwood for publication
Preston Lodge No. 90. A. r. a A. NJ
(Signedl J. W. FLYNN,
HENRY HANsT,
r. W. cox,
Committee.
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Resolutions

In memory OF II. NJ. Lantz, deceased
by Kingwood camp No. 1871, Modern
Woodmen OF America.
Again the Great Forester of ali
Woodmen has summoned one OF our
neighbors and brothers to the great
beyond. In answer to this summons
our dearly beloved neighbor and broth
er, +. NJ. Lantz departed this life on
July 3. 1916.
BY his unuimely demise our beloved
order. as well as our whole commun-
ity. has lost one of it's neighbors and
friends who will be genuinely missed
His honesty and uprightness in bust
ness life was thoroughly recognized
and fully appreciated by all OF us
His cheering disposition made us hap
py when we met him 1t helped to
light our forest OF gloom and cast a
radiance about us that will always be
remembered, lie has completed his
work in our camp in administering to
his neighbors and has advanced to
the great head camp where his reward
awaits him.
And, whereas. he has been a true
and faithful neighbor of our order
therefore, be il
Resolved, That Kingwood Camp No
1871, Modern Woodmen OF America, I'm
testimony Of its loss. do drape it's
charter in mourning and that we ex-
tend 10 the family of our deceased
neighbor and brother our sincere sym
pathy in this hour OF grief
b. A. REFS,
v d. DUNN.
J. BEN BRADY.
Committee
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-03

have ono complete OUTFIT for a
meat market, consisting Of a refrig.
orator, block, computing scales
knives, saws, steele. McCaskey regis
ter. etc. Will sell at a bargain.
SS-u GEO. L. SHAFFER.
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IS h. D. 1915 Overland roadster. eK-
ceedingly we'll equipped, new 5000
mile tires, extra tires, rim and tubes.
absolutely as good as new. viii sell
cheap on easy terms Reason for sell
ing have two cars. Address Box 10,
Kingwood. w. Va 37-tf
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-03

Him-"why do you think he has a
thirst for knowledge" Her--'1 saw
him reading a book entitled "rhe Tar.
tenders Guide the other day"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-03

The longest time on record for
which a swimmer remained under wa
ter Is 8 minutes 20 IS seconds.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-03

Does kway with Mlsdeais
francrman nas invented q ma
chine 'or 1ealinR cards that is said o.
maxi misdeals impossible.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-03

You might as well buy "aight IN
seen" as to buy from one who ls
afraid to advertise.
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beth Rose Duranditti OF beverly. were
united In marriage at the home OF
lawrence Bariteil by Charles Brown,
pastor OF the Baptist church. The
couple left Friday afternoon for tour
Of several weeks TO New York and
other places After the trip they will
make their home at Sharon, Pa, where
Mr. Pandoih is engaged in the whole
sale candy business. Mrs. Pandolf
has many friends among the people
OF Kingweod, as she attended the local
school for several years The couple
have the sincere good wishes Of the
community.
p. j. Brown and I. p Martin Of this
place, and r. w. Bergman Of Borg
man, have been I'm Parkersburg this
week attending the Democratic state
convention. The meeting was one OF
the most enthusiastic ever held by
West Virginia Democrats and a large
number OF prominent members OF the
party we're in attendance. Hon. John
W Davis made rousing speech. as
lid Also senators Cornweil and Chi.
ton. A strong platform was adopted
including plank favoring equal
suffrage. Judge ,. b. wilkinson oi
Logan county, and James W. Ewingp
Of Wheeling, we're nominated as can.
didates for members Of the suprem,
court
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-08-31
IN THE DAIRY

The dairy cows should be- kept out OF
a filthy, Enclosure. IL the COW lot is
small Il should be cleaned every morn
ing the same ms the stalls.
The dairy COW needs to be brushed
or curried free OF all the filth that ac-
cumulates on her body before milking
time. This promotes health as well as
sanitation.
Pure water given TO the healthy COW
means pure milk 20 give health to
those who drink It and pure butter for
those who use It.
Never allow the cats around the barn
at milking time. They will be drinking
out OF the milk bucket before you are
aware. They creep around so slyly, as
you know. Then you cannot say/the
milk Is certified.
The fellow that has a kind heart Is
the milkman you need Pay him a lit
tie extra to keep him with you. The
scoiding. swearing man should be
turned or" tonight He will whack a
COW, ven at her and 80 intimidate her
that she win refuse 10 give down her
milk and become prontlsss
When flies are bad spray the cows.
The COW that has 10 work continually
60 rid herself Of these pests will not do
her best-Farm Progress.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-08-31

spinach Is. The leaves OF those that
are left TO reach a larger size may be
cooked In the same way. and the stems
may Be "creamed" and served as as
paragus r. The leaves and stems may
be canned either together or separately.
~ green's are needed even more in win
tor than IN summer to vary the restrict
Cd diet In ordering seed no mistake
win be made in specifying "Lucullus."
which has proved very good variety
New Zealand spinach Is unlike the
ordinary early spinach in the manner
OF growth and the appearance OF the
leaves. II is a large branched plant
with leafy side shoots, which are pulled
and used like those OF the ordinary
spinach, which is a squatty, rosette-like
plant. New Zealand spinach should be
thinned to stand twelve inches apart In
rows at least two feet apart. Three or
even four feet will be better, especially
In rich soil. II the narrower spacing Is
used the plants must be trained in
windows, as sweet potato vines some
times are. If the plants grow too rap
idly the tops may be canned about as
ordinary spinach is. The foliage should
not be allowed to accumulate too much
or stay too long on the plants, for the
more green's that are removed the more
succulent tops there will be, and with
proper management the plants Will
thrive and produce a great deal Of food
unt!l frost
In selecting and preparing the soil
for these greens" see TO It that too
thin soil Is not picked out and that
there is plenty Of well rotted manure
worked into II both for the sake of the
plant food and because it will enable
the soil to hold water and Withstand
drought.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-08-31
Farm and
Garden
GROW GARDEN GREENS.
PSsuty Of Well Rotted Manure Shouts
Ds Worked Into the Soil.

Ptsuty Of Well Rotted Manure Sheutt
bs Worked Into the Soil
~. g. Gardner Missouri station.l
Americans should eat more greens
than they do at all seasons OF the year,
because they are palatable and help to
keep one in good physical condition. In
the spring many people eat few meals
q the old standby leaf crops, such as
spinach. lettuce and dandehon. and
and then forget that these or similar
crops should be grown and eaten
throughout tho summer and canned for
winter use.
When warmer weather makes the
spring crops woody or bitter the tope
of cabbage and beets may be used. and
still later chard or New Zealand spin.
ach may be used beca use they are able
to stand the hot weather. and If they
have got q good start In normally
wet spssng they Will thrive on a very
small amount OF rainfall They should
be started early In the spring usually
about the time early cabbage is set out
Chard is sown at the rate of one or
two seeds per inch In drills at least
eighteen inches apart. and when the
plants begin to crowd they are gradual.
ly thinned out so that they finally
stand six inches apart The plants 90
removed are cooked and used much as
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-08-31

DO YOU KNOW THE SANTA
Humo Cigar is product of Alma
Is made right here and sells for 6, z,
and 8 cents? 1t is clear Havana
Boost for Home Trade. Mckenzie
Bros, Mfg.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-08-31

expect to start can
ming Lima Beans and Corn about
Aug. 26th, to Sept. 1st. This years
crop will furnish employment for
about 300 women and 200 men. If
you wish a position held open send
in your name to the office of w. R.
Roach & Co., Edmore, Michigan.
There will be plenty of overtime and
good wages for ALL Call, phone, or
write w. r. Roach & Co., Edmore,
Michigan. 53-3t-c
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-08-31
DO YOU NEED A HOME MAR.

ket? Would you want your home
market eliminated entirely? Did you
ever need little accommodation like
credit? Is it worth anything to you
to see the goods you buy before you
pay for them? Think it Over. Cush-
ing & Benedict where you do the
best"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-08-31

WHEN 1T COMES TO SHOES
Our line will suit you. We carry
only the best grades and our prices
are right. We are boosters for Alma
and Home Trading. A. R. Smith, Shoe
Store.