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The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-10-04
HELD FOR SERVICE
ACTION OF THE DISTRICT EX-
EMPTIoN BOARD.

The Southern Iowa District board
at Des Moines has announced the Sc
lection of William R. Davis and Elmer
H. Johnson of Oskaloosa for military
service in the new army. These men
will probably report with the next
increment going to Camp Dodge.
- - -
A letter received this morning from
the division mastering officer at Camp
Dodge informs the local exemption
board of Mahaska county that J. B.
Lundy Of this county is being held for
examination by the division surgeon.
His rejection on physical grounds is
pending. The alternate Clarence
Fox, has been accepted in Lundy's
place. Lundy is the young fellow
who recently lost two fingers OF the
right hand in a mower accident. He
left for Camp Dodge with the second
squad of Selects. No other Mahaska
men have been rejected by the exam
lining officer at Use division training
camp.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-10-04

cars in town that night and that it
looked like circus.
w. II. Hoskins, a coal miner from
Polk county, was caller at this sta
ton Monday. He says he never saw
stronger demand for coal than now.
r. w.
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-25

rEo Offices having been separated
The extensive colonization business
which the company Is carrying OF
made Il necessary 70 separate The
o5res Of se-re-ary and treasurer NJ
Roberts. the new secretary, Is the
son q James = Roberts. @: New
York one 0: the original organizers
of thu Twin Lakes company who re-
tanned his interests sftsr the reor-
ga1izzuon and is q director and Of
6csr IN The new company
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-25
NUMA NEWS

Miss Edna Kivitt. who has taush,
the intermediate grades in the Nurna
school the past year, left on SATURDAY
for Flagler, where she will visit for a
few days before returning to her
home in Norton, Kansas.
The annual picnic of the Nurna
schools was held Thursday of last
week There was one OF the largest
crowds that ever attended and after
big dinner, program was given by
The school which Was very much en-
joyed by all. A ball game was also
one of the features of the afternoon
1t was played by the school boys
against the grown men, the boys win
ing by = score Of IL to Z.
Misses Elizabeth Roberts ana Flos,
sis ns.rd we're guests se he lGl.ses
Tayaor Sunday
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-25
I,nrrs on rHK FACULTY GRIPS

y G NJ. Ssndifur viii remain II ora-
way during the samme- mouths
Robert Berryhiu viii go 10 Colo
rado Springs for few weeks sae
.hen east where he will attend HAr-
vA-d simmer school
Miss Mildred Long VIII so TO her
home in Denver.
Miss HYDE viu spend the SIMMER
st RurzIo Greek. Colorado, EnS s.
Denver.
Miss E6ith Melton ~iH zttsrd the
TEACHERS institute II Las Aai1aAS-
Prom there she viii 80 70 Montana
TO spend the balance of her vacation
Miss Audrey NsIatash VIZ spend .
few weeks n Colorado SPlzEs and
Omaha. Nebraska, and then She wl3
70 - her home in Indiana
Miss -sauz VIII 80 90 ae- clam
usar GaIatsA
Miss lzks viii spend 4 part of h=r
rzzz-o1 n rhs zozrtzi-s and the2
vii attend school n GREELEY.
M C-aoEg- w1lI leave F7r1dsy 5a-
he- claim rear Boz Springs
Miss Adams E5I spend her v&1z-
r5oz parents q; Hunter. North nasotz-
Miss Slaughter sTPs5ts 10 20 10
Missouri
Ms Case VIII attend the teachers
.-srzrEts 81 LIS Az.zzs AID s7Had
che remainder q Ee- vacation with
be- -a-e--s- NJ. ard Ms : \. Case
south Of O-6EzT-
Miss keller viii attend s-1"1- 81
Greeley and vls=T II Dz-v=--
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-25
MISSES AND CilIIDREN'S
oNFORDS

Misses gun metal, Baby Doll. ankle
.,rap pump 81, to III. -S2-t5
MISSES gun metal. Baby Doll, ankle
strap pump II to = SOU
Misses white canvas Baby Doll. ankle
s,rap pump. size ; to =. price SI.5o,
siz. 81: To fis Si.6o.
Misses white canvas Baby Doll. ankle
strap pump, size ~ To S1-oo
Childrcn's patent leather, Baby Doll
pump, ankle strap. size ! To Sl.lo,
size > ~ to =, St.2o.
ChiIdrcn's black Kid, lace shoe, size
To , .....-.... soc
Ladies' kid gloves. GrincII or Sim
mons glove co. makes in black. white
tan. brown and Champaignc, rcgu-
lar S2-.o ....---. SD
Consignment OF Ladies middle dress
- on display for In days only, rcgu-
lar SI.5 and SI.S5 values 40
Ladies rain coat, succial at S3.OS
Ladies' muslin corset covers at &c,
SOC, 3Jc, and soc.
Ladies' combination suits SOC and 81
Ladies' muslin nightgowns 55c, Sc
and SI.IO
Ladies Scrpcntinc kimonas Mt S1-10
Ladies house dresses 05c. 81. 81 %
Ladies Bungalo aprons 55c, 65c, .Oc
and Si.25
Ladies gincham band aprons 35c
Ladies' white pcrcaIc aprons .ioc
Ladies' white bib apron soc
Childrcn'S and Misses gingham
dresses 55c, 65c, SIC. S1.1o ~ Si-25
Childrcn's and Misses white lawn
dresses from SOC to St-95
Iron Clad hosiery from 13I7c to
S1-25 pair. guaranteed to give sat
i>fsctory service
Children's dress hats straw and
cloth from 3.5c to Csc.
80 pair ladies oNfords, broken sizes
sizes 3 to s in patent leather. gun
metal, and vici kid 81 to 81 value
Special while they last at -. Sos
One lot st SI.9S worth S8 To 1918.
Ladies white canvas boots, stage last
Ia inch heel especially priced S3-15
Ladies' white canvas walking boot.
white Neolin sole rubber heel, Eng
Ladies black kid lace boot, stage
last, "a; inch heel special &a.0O
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-25

-Four beautiful young ladies present
charming program of instrumental and vo-
cal numbers to Chautauqua patrons. They
are the ST. Claire Sisters, all of whom are
artists on the mandolin and banjo and
their combinations include these instru-
ments as we'll as piano. violin and voice.
4 piquant charm, unusual versatility and a
sparkle and brightness all their own have
marked their progress through three sue.
cessful seasons
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-25
HrOpf. Bros. Nero. CO;
CHAUT AUQUA|
The Vacation Week
Ordway, June 9, 10, IL, IL and /

Included Big patriotism
unents o andgr variety. seinclud
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-25
RoBFHTS is SECRFTARY

Al q meeting Of the directors O.
the Twin Lakes Land at Water con-
yauy, in Pueblo recently, the rssiE-
nation of Miles G. Saunders IS sec
reta-y was accepted and Joseph B.
Faberts was chosen 8 secretary TO
succeed Mr Saunders
Al the recent reorganization Dsst-
ing o. the company ar. Saunders
Was elected see-etary--sasurs- He
retains the Office of treasurer, the
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-25
The St. Claire Sisters Dr. Charles A. Paw

DR.. Payne, with his beautiful pN'
has the gift of converting wide rsas'
knowledge into romance and poem,
helps us to see the beauty and gloH
world through his wide open eye
through it all, we feel the love Of u
heart that is beating in sympaHR
Gods needy children of every aE''
and cline. "America-Gods oouuD.
one of the most delightful and pe''.
as well as instructive illustrated ~
ever given.
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-25
uFNS FROM PEAR vTEw

Re closing exercises q The ttrh
rs-- o. school a. Peak View took
place Thursday ers-5nE- Nzv =. uo-
d. TIE direction q Miss Nina G-s-
vs- n teacher. Every feature q his
zra1a1 affair VS. uP 70 the usual high
standard Preceding ne exercises
= O'Clock El-rz- VS. sz-vs5 70 20
s-57--=-- uf all The selection q
program zad rs rendition reflected
credit u7s-- both teacher and Fu751s.
a special feature vas Ezy pole 6-ll
ny twelve ladies E-r5-e5 Il suitable
ea=ruu=S Quite = uzubz- from B1I
Springs Eu1s-=. B-srk=1rEE6s and
Su--v Slope schools we're n srtaod-
au-s Diplomas were awarded a
follows 81 E-zds. Miss EahIs Pow
su. Miss LElIe Esa-a. Reading Cir
Gle. Misses Lu-ls Bell. Gauele EslL
L--5ls Hen 116 Nahls PowsTl:
Harold Allen and Frank Berg. Per
feet attendance Jos Berg
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-25

Our Stock Turns OIL

Our stock turns 30 often that
YOU are always safe against
shelf worn goods. You get new
Goods and fresh supplies no
matter in what department
YOU buy. That feature and the
fact that our cash selling sys-
tenn are worth a good deal
to our customers, and they all
it.
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-25
The National Quaf

The National Quartet, teatufls
rye Tack and Charley Cox. pul on :. :.
gram that is full of life and vigOi' !,
are many humorous selections anr i
fine solos, as well as some OF inc r.
sacred and patriotic selections n
one of the greatest programs Oh ~
tauQua.
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-25

inst received "A shipment al Meh
and boys dress pants
Mems blue serge pant>SS Nainc
at St--o
Meas gray pin stripe pants $500
value at ..-.-... -
Mcn'> brown pin stripe pants -
value NJ ..-...- ,.-.--....- - -,
Mems MIXED gray pants at
Mems ruiN,,d brown pants AT SO
uen', brown striped pants at SO
YOUNG MEMS PANTS
Young ucu'c blue serge pants S3-oo
-, ESQ
Young mems brown pin striped
nsnr> $3.50 yaluc st s. NJ
Young mems gray or brown mixed
PANTS s. - yaluc At Si'.o
BOYS KNEE PANTS
4 Isr-.y. assortment to select from
ssTs-S from To IL years. prices ioc
-. ::-c. sc, St-oo. Si-25 and 81 80
special quality Ball Brand Boots
ar. ADAPTED to hard wear of all kinds
guaranteed To give satisfaction
Meas Bail Brand vac gum boot 50
Meas Ball Brand full snHS gum
Mems BAH Brand half snAc Si-25
Mems Ball Brand vac Storm King
49,, Si25
Meas Ball Brand duck yamP hip
l-.,ts S6.75
Boys Ball Brand hsIf snaS gum
boots, sire = to .......--- $3.50
NFN,S. YOUNG MEN'S AND BOYS
CLOTHING
Mems rhrc. picce suits all wool three
patterns To select from $50 value
81 ---..r-.-.. -...--..- S-n-',
Men, thr-e.. piece suits. all wool, 3
patterns TO select from S25 value
af -----..-..-- SfS..5
Mems two and three piece suits, @
patterns to ~cIerT from $50 value
at .----.--....-- S15.i9
Mems two picce suits. > patterns to
select from SI.-50 value al S1i.oS
Ner's rvo and three piece suits, G
patterns to select from SIS value
At --....-.-.-.-. -SI1-9S
YOUNG MES's SUITS
Boy two piece suits, . patterns 10
select from SI2-JG value at S1O-35
Boys threc piece blue serge suit,
regular $1,000 value at Sf1.os
BOYS PONY BOY SUITS
Boys hlne serge suit $3.50 value
AT -----......---- .------ S..3s
Boys brown and blue serge suits
$3.50 value at -.. Ss-4s
Boys brown and mixed gray suits
- Talue at --.----..-- Ss-6S
Boys suits gray or brown. sizes from
> to : years $3.50 value at S2.I5
MEMS SUMNER UNDERWEAR
Mems Il Y ID uniun suits. Poros-knit
Knir or BAlbriEEa~ union suits, in
short or long sleeves. price S1.oo to
SI..5
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-25

Ii j. the wise man WbO protects
his investment against loss by pay
ir- . small premium for the prutec-
rio8 IN a good reliable company Don"t
delay. You never know when it, going
To Hail. and the insurance does not
take effect until rWeuty-four hours
after application i made Martin T
Nelson local agent, at the Citizens
State Bank
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-25
Alton Packard

This is a wonderful program, brimful
with fun, humor and entertainment. Alton
Packard IS wonderful cartoonist but he
Is also singer and pianist of extraordin-
airy ability. Through his program there is
rapid fire of remarks, keeping the crowd
amused and dedighter every minute.
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

w c wzgEe-. Mss ELi.a Melton
a1d NJ. and Mrs Mite EaLlEeks-
uec1-ez 70 Ia yunta E-zay even
11C u witness aIncaIs1z1oa-
Mss Laura RuuTuz. 81: Na2zzn0la-
s2aat las1 week with Rsr and Ms
, ". FE13Urt- ana zrt=aEe5 the Re
Tivzl meetings.
Nza-1oa Olus.eaa @. Colorado
Springs cane down ths frs, Of the
7s-sk - v5s5r wich his H-1-he-- Chas.
Clus;zz5. who has besa suite IL
D1uHsd Robs-ts sPzz; Sa-u-aay II
Pu=a3o On business
Tha Sag511o-es a1d Juniors e1-
tsrrztnz5 the Seniors last Friday
evening Al q basket sEppa- II North
Park Games were szsgve5 and
good time had by al
II. and Mrs z T. Rubs-ts and
family o Rocky Ford spent Sunday
VIII D.. Roberts Eoths- Ms Z "
Roberts
Little Miss Lula Lee Walters. Of
Idaho. da1Eh-s- Of III. and Mrs Ira
Walters * visiting with her grand
parents NJ. and Mrs L ". Walters
and family
Mrs c z Ba-Ee- returned home
from Colorado S7-za the Erst OF
rsa week. where she had been II al
tendance st tas Stale Sunday School
crure2uio1- and also visiting with
relatives and friends
Mrs Euslzh Mcdowell spent the
week and in Rocky Ford with Miss
Olive Walk
Nj and Mrs. Fred Cook and baby
Of Canon City. have moved Into the
Cook building
M and Mrs. a W Green Of Grow
ley. spent Sunday with Mrs Green :
mother. Mrs. Il N Roberts
Mr and Mrs. ". 4 FerEerson and
sons, notorsd to Pueblo, Saturday.
Zoe Miller w11ot, Instructor in
voice and piano. VIII be al the Foley
hotaI On Tuesday Of each week. at
which tine she desires to meet all
those interested IN music. She is an
experienced teacher Of, singing and
voice building, and OF piano.
Miss Irene Potter entertained the
Freshman class at her home at the
corner Of 5th Street and Sherman
Ave. Friday evening The evening
was spsnt IN playing games and very
dainty refreshments were served
Those present were Misses Frances
Case. Tressa Lee, winoua Tottsu,
Lerta sharp Georgia Berg. Gladys
Smith, Gladys Pierce. Irene Potter,
Messrs Paul Eaglstou. Merton Huni-
ston, Ardeil Purdy, Harold MeNnlry.
and David ngsnfritz, and the Misses
Mcintosh, HYDE and Long of the
school faculty
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-25

THe 7-7s2s-l-T tEzt hzs alEzys fol
lru=E t- -hz vuEz u+ communities
Etz-eve- = 1Lk so-5s-sz-T ms been
established Is conclusive proof q It's
vzlls Eoz often bear The expression
that O-5wzy country is naturally
adaqte5 70 the dairy 5uduz-T- VII
rhs farmers aet upon THIS impulse.
With present dEr facilities for trans
po-aao1- O-6~ET Is almost a. the
door q eve-y ta-zs- who NAY live
As far Es twenty - cat-Cy miles away
Quite & u1zbzr from this racintrv
have attended rl= revival services -
O-dwzE du-l-E the past week
Esv. 2 : SpaaE1s- preached IN Il
ts-ss-uE sermon Sunday afternoon
10 a. Epprscisrivs audience.
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-25

lad Iasli',' white ivory ~,
inch New York h.,
cloth top i'. inch T.,
Ladies oxfords 3 -. - IN
hcr. stage last 'e
Ladies patent le,,,.. 3
pumps, ankle s,ran.
price u
MEMS STRAW d,
Mems work straw h,,. W.
3'e. foc. and zoe. ~
Mems Panama or s,,,.
at .5c, S1.25, sI@
and $500. u Z
Mems cloth and .in
hats at 3oc, SOC, Csc y
, vEGETABlk Il
Lettuce. rndishes, M.
paraSus. fresh tom,,,.. 2
ne" potatoes and cabb.s
FRuIIs
oua" "b'>rries, orange, nal
80. GROCERIE
q t..
100 10 Gem Of otero "a
Ever, sack guaran,s.d
or money refunded
100 lb Star brand flo,,
Not guaranteed
100 ib sack beet granuh,.
NJ .-.-s.... NJ
II lb beet sugar
I lb bulk coffee at
I b No IT coffee, r1,,
seller at w
Punch brand coffee, mn.
seller. = for
: cans champion peas
2 cans Finest Ocrn
= cans No "a OJoy tors. 7
I gal e. +. c. A. pear
! gal c. +. c. 4. pcasbs
! gal c. u. c. A. craps 4
I gal &. +. c. A. plum.
; lb bag salt, regula, is
= for ...... L
p lib bag Kiln dried ah :
BIC seller for . i
30 ib Bags salt, regular O.
for 90. ..-......
80 lb plain block stock al,
30 ib sulphurized stacs "
Crushed Rock salt at p..
I ID uncolorcd Japan tea
= pkg Star ruaocaroni q I,
for --.-..........
= pkg kellogr's wheat 10,
1 pkg Carnation wheat /.
1 pkg Carnatiou grahlII.a
at -...............-l
I pkg Punch rolled Oar
= pkg TrisCuits ..,..,l
I pkg kelloCg's krumbls
White Mexican beans pr
Colorado hand picked Nr
a! per IN .......--.,.l
3 ID Silver skin onions
Tuxedo, Prince Albert 7
Union Leader smoking tssI
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30
CHIROPKACTOR

C. BOUTON, D. C., Chiropractio Specialist. Newfield building, 1188 Main St.. Bridgeport, Conn. Hours, s;SO to 12 m.. to p. m, except sundays and hon lays. Monday. Wednesday a-1 tt Jay evenings ,o o'clock. PH sSf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30

FOR SALE-Lots No. 26 and 27, Fair view Lawn, Thorme St. Felix Rometsch, 1927 Housatonic Ave.
 U 28 dsp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30
AUTO BODrEs

WE HAVE large stock of open and closed Ford delivery bodies for Ford cars ready to mount on chas- siss Aetropolitan Auto q Carriags Co.,, <34 Grand SE. Phone. Earnum s1s3.
 T 1s aiIs \
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30
BAKERY

NEW HOME BAKERY. Speciality in catering to church and lodge sup- pcrs. We feature ht.ae made mirce and apple pies. Bif~1day and wedding cakes to order. 11S7 North Main St.. Bridgeport
 B aiis
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30

REAL BARGAINS In used cara PutRe 191S seven passenRer: Paige 1915. Touring: Chalmers master six rullman's Sedan. 3e7-9 Fairfield ASA
 T ss aiI.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30
ooRsnr STORE

QUEEN LOUISE and Lady Betty corsets t1.35 to $6. Unbreakabls pNant bono ades. The Eiker Cor Tt Gtores 1S9 Fairfield Ave.
 sy Rs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30

SEE THE BRIDGEPORT GLASS co. Glaxiers for French and American window. mirror. picture and show case glass. 31 Middle St Phone e666.
 B3 d9s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30

THREE FINE two family houses for sale. all with modern improve ments; room fox. drive. one with garage; located in excellent resi- dential sections. They must be sold at ohce and are therefore to be had at a sacrifice. Investments 900 Q $1.300. balance on terms
 to suit Phone 2743-s or Box L. ". care Farmer. R1s aSup
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30

WEST END COTTAGE only $35.0O. also Stratford corner $47.0o, dandy proposition. Inquire Arthur Dem nison. 383 State Street.
 IT Atf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30
t 15 Words 15c Farmer Classified Ads Phone 1908
nUolNn4,s orro.xAuaI4ln,

IF xOU have anything you want to sell quick in the business or real estate line. see the Bridgeport Busi- ness Exchange. Inc. 402 Meigs Bldg. open evenings.
 U 6 asp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30
CHRoPRAouO xATUREoPArEs

Dr.. Fl. F. Pope; pr. k. T. Wetlaerbes ctic-Natureopath, Meiss 0ailding. Room 1C7, entrance 13e etrfteld avenue. Office hours to r q m.. E30 to p. m-. to . ?. uL Closed Thursday and Saturday eventngA Bridgeport Corn.. Tel s37l.
 s4 4stf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30
AUTO REPAIRING

AUTO REPAIRING of overy descrip- ton. No job too difficult. Mag neto and bearing work a speciality. Expert Motor Car Repair Co.,. 334 Charles St.. Barnum f4989. T 1S ale
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30

EAST END-Three family house for sale in East End. 5 rooms each floor, all Improvements. three fur naces. Rents $6S per month. A bargain at $6.5o0.0O w. M. Red- field, S8 Cannon St.
 s 21 ajIs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30

POCKET BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE or rent, pool and billiard sup plies, 50 dozen second hand cues at 16c each. and one pocket table 4 Q-2x9 all complete $35; 75 second hand bed cloths $3 each. 1908 Main St. Phone 2327-5.
 B "A ale
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30
AUTO TRUCKING
AUTO ACCESSORIES

AUTONOBnE supplies. >ires, vulca. nfzing and battery charging. Com. plete stock of Ford specialties and parts. Selected line of factory sec 2 onds in leading and makes tires Ashmore Auto Supply Co.. 6s . Sterling Street.
 s 21 alIs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30

FOR SALE CHEAP-Building lots, e7x1oO. Avenue F, Stratford, Conn. Address B. H. R.. Care of Farmer.
 4 16 eff
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

LET US exchange something you want for some thing you don't want Milford Realty Co., Room 20z Conn. National Bank Nuilding. Phons Barnum 1086.
 Fl 3s .u
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30
CLOTHES WASHER
DANCING LESSONS

NEW IDEAS in dance instruction. Waltz. Fox Trot. one-step. Private lessons Miss Jewel Smith. 23S Smith St.. near Newfield Park. Phone Barnum 45l1.
 < A 1l alls
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30
AUCr1oNEER-

VOGHT sells your business: list now: cash buyers waiting; groceries. con- 1ectioneries. poolrcoms. restaurants Baynum 63s0. voght 304 Warner Building.
 B 1s ale
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30
PHYSICAL TREATMENT

LOUIS F. NUTTING, physical rreat> msnts by heat, electricity or 1aanip- ulation. Rooms s09-31O, City Sav- tngs Bank. s52 Main street Offlcs hours: week days Q a. m. to $ D. m
 RI stf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30

FOR SALE-Farm of 2 acres Iine land, 9 room house. with improve ments. situated high elevation. out buildings. fruit. etc. Price $3.S00. The Pease Realty Go. 109 Wall Street
 As alIe
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30

PRODUCTICE FARM TOR SALE or Exchange. furnace in house. water supplied by artisan well, high ele. vation. large apple orchard. springs and brook on place. M. E. Loller. 1S6 Fairfield Ave.
 A 16 stf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-30
UPHoI.sTERERs
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE+5 room bungalow near trolley. 1-2 hour ride from Bridge port, ell Improvements. new he use $2,8O0; $50 cash. balance as rent. The Pease Realty Co. 109 Wall St
 A 8 all
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1917-07-18
CITY COUNCIL
HOLDS MEETING
Matters of Little Importance Up
Conditions in All Departments
Above Normal.

Matters of very little interest were
up before the City Council which met
in regular session last night at the
City Hall. A number of accounts were
presented, approved and ordered paid
but it being the second meeting of the
month few accounts were ,iue. The
Council meets twice each month and
most of the bills are presented at the
first meeting,
The salaries of those city employers
who are paid off every two weeks were
allowed. Those of the Fire Depart
ment and few in the other depart.
ments are all who are paid twice
monthly, the remainder are paid only
once a month.
The reports from the various de-
partments showed that conditions in
all departments are above normal.
Health conditions are especially good
in the city. The health department
and officers of the Light and Water
plant are preparing to comply with the
suggestions made by the Federal
Health inspectors in their recent re-
port to improve conditions here. Their
report showed Greenwood far above
the average city of this size.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1917-07-18
(By Associated Press)

General Korniloff's armies in East
ern Galieia have been held up for the
time being by hurrying heavy Ger
man contingents to the scene which
have strengthened the Austrian de-
Tense on the River Lomica, upon the
holding of which depends the vital
safety of the Teutonic position.
Meanwhile notable activity is oc-
curing on the France Belgian front.
The French completed important real
ignment of the Verdun front, driving
nearly two thirds of mile into the
German front at one place. The new
ground is firmly held.
Pronounced aerial activity is re-
ported on the British front. Heavy
work of the artillery is notable.