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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29

is planned that the county cnh' men ny
point sub chairman for country u'>t'
,I ,I., <nr urban localities within the
,,,,,,,i,s Whether the state quota II
to L.. divided into county alotEncntS'
W., r,.mains to be decided.
The campaign will last 4 year ana
ever o,sslble effort will Dc mao" 10
hav.. Ohio do her Bit in the drive
Attending the meeting TO-DAY "frn
Colonel IIa.ry Il. Talbot OF l'ayt"n'
Walter r. Brown Of Toledo: 7. ). Davis
and James W. Faulkner both or E!ncin-
natl; r. =. Wills Of IN" ClcvciaHd led
cral reserve bank: Joseph ~ N"tt ana
J. A. Williams. both Of CleEeiand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
WARWOOD
THANKSGIVING PROGRAMME

Tho various societies and grades ~
tho three schools az "arwn"d gave Spc'
cial programs FOR IN" IhanKHSifinE
Season. yesterday afternoon In 'h'
North Warwood school tho sixth grade
eavr very interesting cntcrtainmnt
which was very we'll Aitndrd ny IN" par
c,ts and friends. Al the high school
thc t-tnpian literary society had won
dcrful program arranged. which pleased
all those attending I'll" LonGfclN""
Iitrarv society which has Just h"cn r"'
comfy organized. md Is composed ~ th'
nt,nils al Tho sixth grade. CAV" delight
jul program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
rntnatinR CONTEXT

Tho contest which - h"inE staged ny
Tho members "f IN senior class "1 tn"
Euwnr,h l"agIr &C tho Warwu"d Mriho-
dist church. is pruvi"r 10 h" "i Er"hi
u,.rI az INTEREST t. III" contestants ana
their many friends. At III" present i!m''
tn" Hlrcs ar" In tn" lead by :" points.
This contest viii com" Ia a close S''Ii"
:;.nc during thr next month. and a DO
Iirhiful banquet will bc given l" ih.'
winners by the l"sing team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
.-war Savings Campaign

Initial steps IN HrranS"m"ntS Tor ''i''
10 obtain ics quota ~ finS.one."He IN 'he
campaign for the Sal'' .: Thrift stamps
which are tn aid tho >nat;on IN inancinS
the war against Germany. were taken
bere today AT a meeting presided over
BY Harry P Wolff. director ~ IN" r''i-
eral reserv" bark "c cleveland.
Mr.. Wolfe WAS nafn"i president N
, state organization formed I" hav" 'harE"
Of the campaign and John :. t'aSS''',
was named srcc"tAry. II was I'cinNd
at the meeting. !" form = stat" "H"cu-
two committee ut orcs. with representa-
ton Of every element IT I'll" state COM
rrercial and civic Ete.
Public schools os tho state Will be
used as auxiliary |"rccS in n" drive to
sell the stamps aud an extensive adv"r-
Using campaign is 70 b" planned. fT"cl
the state at !arr" III" organization, viii
be extended Ia IN" counties 1T n" head
OF each of which VIII IL: 4 chairman. II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
workers Will Meet.

At the home of Mrs. Thomas Aani"n
nu nineteenth street thu members Of III"
Catholic. war rrlif Suri"iy Of tn" Corpus
christi church. will meet on tn-mn"r"w
evening Quit" Il number ot card "aS"S
will b.. cu1nulrtrd for the boys at camp
Ice, PETERSBURG. VA. and rrStmcn'S Will
also he. made for tn" ''a'h"irc chH"lt!nH
who will l." stationed n those camps.
These vii. l." mad r., adE tor III" n"Hi
shiu,n"ntS Ia the camps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
w I T. Club Entertained.

Yesterday afternoon At Ter nom" on
Nineteenth street. Mrs. BURNS Murray
WAS hosicas L. the members Of III" w. !.
7 club IN their regular weekly session.
Cards formed tho diversion for tn" ar
tornoon enjoyment. and delicious
luncheon was served 10 tho guests. who
wr-,,: Mcstlamcs Carl ScriS. Harry Stro-
be-. W. T. MrNam"c;,. Earl Lombard.
&. T.. poty. Geo. AbcrSuld. Il. 4. ilamil-
ton. +. Il Kyle, r. j. Lump, and RurnS
MURRAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
RaEe Sale Yesterday.

Til" htlS" sal" Ut IN" St"ur y Thomas
store. yesterday. which WAS held Ivy til"
ladies If IN" Lutheran GtrE"'":li.' n vas
= .lnrId,,d srlrc'Ss Th" articles "n SH!''
". rr certainly : credit - TIA" makers
Nru,h,r sal. - ..Xu"rt'd 10 l." held by
tI,.u,. Indies, in the n,.ar fuiur"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
FIVE BURNED TO DEATH.

CALGARY. Alberta Nov. 26--Fivs
children of George Cakes were burned
10 death in lire. which destroyed The
Cakes farmhouse. south OF here, last
nigh'. Will" tho parents wCrc attending
a lecture. \ sixth child VAS So SC.
rcrcly burned, recovery is doubtful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Drastic Action

To prevent waste OF perishahae FOODS
.lras &c action Is to b+ taken by the state
food administration. which will seize
cars 0t food II they ar" not Unloaded
prurnrtly.
Complaints arc still coming In TO tho
food administration [" the effect that
food dealers are violating tho order pro
hih!,iny dealers from forcing customers
to buy other groceries in order TO obtain
4 limited supply II sugar. Tho only
combination sale permitted is corn meal
with the sugar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29

because NJ having been commissioned :,
captnin ut tho second officers traininl;
camp 1T Fort Benjamin Harrison II.
has n Wife and three children and has
given UP An extensive practice TO enter
military service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Concluded FrtdRy.)

Singing tSe PRISE OF Chamber1aln's
Tablets
+ Ever since ! used Chamberlain
Tablets for indigestion, when living in
Fulton. \. y. about five years ago, and
they did me So much good have been
singing their praise In the ears OF
neighbors and friends" writes Mrs.
Ernest Crookes, Camillus, N. Y. Oh.
taInable everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29

COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE AND
GRIP.
LAXATIVE 6ROMO QUihiNE To-
moves the cause. There is only one
"BROMO OUlNINE." E. W. GROVES
siyuaturr Is on box. Soc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
May Resign

Roy Fitzgerald. Of Dayton, may resign
from tho state bar examining committee
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Hospital Probe

! Neither DIR. Landis. Cincinnati hcrIh
officer. nor Judge Nippcrt OF the sauna
city. will be called by the state hcarl
OF administration when the managing
! officers nf the state insane hospitals
meet hero to help III the investigation
OF conditions In the hospitals being CON.
; Quoted by the board.
The board decided today 20 have ~
committee appointed from the mama,
! ing officers 10 max" the iuvesti gait IN
; on their own account Both DIR. Ian
dis and Judge IMPORT will be asked IL
submit any information which thny may
have to show that cruelty upon patients
! by the attendants at the state Insane
! institutions is a common prnctice.
Saturday tho board declared i;s In
! tcntin to call in the two CinrinnatiaU.
To investigate the statement Or. l.nnhii
is alleged to have made following u,c
arrest ~ two attendants at Longvrcw
J hospital for responsibility OF the deal
of two patients To- tho effect that ,s,E
duions there were nn worse than AT 9TH
ct stale institutions.
i MAUhEF;-Furmcr Mayor JAMES NJ.
! Wolcott IL dead.
i CANTON NJ Charges that pntat-..s nr"
being bearded by farmers In TINS county
, will L. investigated by the stat" fo"G
admin lat rator.
MARION--Thls county has completed
A cnmplnt. var organization which OK
t"nda int" every precinct
! SPBIEGFIEI.D--lsU Robert y. klus. aged
iS5, y real estate owner and capitalist
died suddenly last Night
| AKRON--The food c"mrnisst"n hnuG,t
fivn carload. OF potatoes and on" rar l"nd
Of apples to relieve congestion In thu
freight yards and compel commission
men to handle the produce more rapid
~.
! MT CDRY--Rev. Mr., MunE"n has
: Just gathered 80 pounds ~ honey from
his attic where bees hal lived.
! MARION--Aftrr being di"orccd t!H"
years, james Guy. -. and Mrs. EInm.
: Guy aged 81 were r"Innrried.
! N.ti:YSVII.I.E-SCh Schools closed III
Taylor township fccau*" OF th: lack Of
coal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29

Read the Presidents Thanksgiving proc
lamation and you will be more grateful
and better American citizen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14
crushed by n .o-,.r.u. r,,,.

me belief in France is tia, tho uI,i.
mate triumph in the war will ho
prouGhi about by mohcy, "a man vho
returned from Paris recently sand
Contributions arc asked 10y the an
'hofItIcs. with this end in view; and
10 stimulate patrioti',m and generosity.
posters arc displayed with cartoon
showing q German soldier crushed he
meath tho weight Of :o-franc piece
New York Herald
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

Scene ii-Enpty lot in washins,on
suburb
Open diaphragm of Pearl ON ground
Face covered with handkerchief. chioro.
+ formed. RccoNcra consciousness slowi>.
Kisses. Notes footprints in mud a, bcr
rect. Decides TO follow them. Ext.
Scene iJ--l.ocmtion nearby Bu.h..
rocks, etc
Pearl following footprints
Seen" i5-Ano,hc, location Side or
enhankmcnt
Evii-iaced Individual talking to- 81.
s.h' Mcmace whose back is to audience.
Receiving Instructions
scene I'-l.oca,i"n same as Sco,.
Is 1917
fcarl staring through bushes A.
h'fc"tiH sees Silent, Menace. Moves
'"' OF foreground in his direction
scene iS--Locaton Same .s Sem.
silent Menace ana corspir;,,or ,xi,
through hidden entrance to c.,oItt.
passage
>uh'iiIe--Th, Foreign Allian.c
scene ~ Same ~ Scene Ia sh,,
"mbankmcn;
st.".'h'i> "oont. Discovers narrow
,, =" c"NeiiN" rtssagcway
iiesi;atcs. then goes in
scene % Sub,erranc,u
"r"'si' Alliance.
''e"-"nt room. Sia dip
W i"fe'sh countries seated .;
~ '''"'' silent Menace is m,h.
a',,'n
i.,,,
,,,. nc" Toy leads 10 some
,n,,, h't'"r" Pearl enter,
''Hc"N'i" wooden door.
=, noa, - "'dden room Lstens
<.opc 90 room Same -
.o.
o.,,. p'''" o. 'he Silen, Men.
.s,.Lo '"'es
,,o.. ''''e' inc worlds sreatcs,
hc, u,,,,. N'"eri'". because OF
.jnv,r.I, .r, - 'o't'rinS TO hcr
cn,,,,,i '"h"'h"d rarica Of nul
.,,,,ts "ut"nmb"r hers our
S..no %, '"' Grc"t-F
cav" passage~sy location
pcarI It,,o,,
sti,,cd amazed intensely
c
sc.,. d.. Meeting room. same a.
si,c,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

Nntl i,rt.
r,.r,ot,,r \, ,,,o
for u ,,,,. t,io,,, ,s
rcc,,nm,n,,.,i,uS nm ,y,.r., ~,
r,c,,d ,d ~
Chang. inc >uhi,,, Euov r,o .,irr,
mn demon ar ,u,,osi,, l., n,,.
can answer ~, ,,,y, u,,.,,i,,,, nu, +,
r,.
~ A'''"' 'h'''h
""' h' Ga" ""'s'"iR"i. a''h ~ Gays
mat followed. however hard liz tried.
NJ f'il"d "utir"iN TO prevent his
'"""e h'S 'i"'" travelling f"rSwards IN
company WIN that mysterious letter
4" i's equally mysterious addr"sse.
>,m,,.. S,,..
y" 'h'' som" DAY TN" person 81 Ha"l
'"iiet" h"r"m" "a subject "f curious
SPECULATION "m TIA" r"ri IF a litilo circle
of p""pl" 90" o. :" removed from
Had Wing ranch
-, No.,
90"
"''" N'"''H '"" MOI an n"rn'ariN
N"'N ia ms country as Nln. Sm"n
ihe Fiisi.
lie Was furth.r,nor. - n.dI,. ,,ieb,
oncd old man a.. w.
NE know If ana mo .f,, ,
m;ssnar, l,r. ~ ,.. ~
scion a., ",'''' us IN
40" "''"'" ''' iaS' 'AW
. 'ai"'a' affection
"h''h was most unpleasant and which
/ iht" ia" haisai" was going /" prove
,ht DEATH OF him e, u dat" not remotely
distant in the future. lie knew ;ha,
! this Was So because he had Tho ,
scns,,s Ia ,h,i ctr.c, az , ,,,,
.miu.n, ynh,si,i,us u,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

a
with :, ,ry or Main rhil,n ,u>oinr
,a,i,, ,., Ia. ,.,n, r.u nj, ,i.h,
wrisi se,reJ nv h,,,,c,
aw.,,eI maj sh., which wnuId surely
come Twn-,;un WAIVERS deiiberntc!y
aimed his pistol. Withdrawn rrom hi
pocket. rose wi,h strange slowness.
as if n. found ii unexpect.dl> heavy
q: a Sudden the man smalc'l. ciut,hc,l
., his ,hruat ana InlI
rntIin spr.us un., Inn, and vrost.d
AVIAN ,hc &.,non Iut there was IA,
need To-, that. rwc-,;,u Wali.,. wa.
oo;,d
.,, u
w. '"'& a., '''N ""e' fh.i'r
'',. '"'"S' "r' ~ ""o' !" IN. ny
'hp room 81 '''' Ni"S ''ahch AN"
""ihsn mt" III" presence OF ms iaih"r
an" ms quests t"'' 81 tue 'aie OF his
adventure
I'VE picket ~ Ia" boy all right" he
couchtdad tic wasn't 80 mu,h Inn, :,
Ii" might hay" b'"m-not half so much
IS fwo-Gui had meant /" hurt him
Then Grove IN" tvs" OF them Ia tn,
S,atior--auo maybe that Mrs Man
waris didn'' GiN" them wa"cing
she was pretty i""ilN Wild with ann
'"i!. na'ur"lli a'd II turned pui
they" stolen OF for ti'at ride withuu,
asking Ton permission. We'll. th"I!
their train rull"d out and | rcmcIn-
bnred was huu.rl. and n w,S 81
lat" stopped a; the hotel before rid
'ns ou'
and WIN; u,i VOC say VA. m. ,,,,,,,
OF tai, youns lady" Madam. l,n,,,
nuuir"d with !. pretty accsn,
,u,',. ~,.,, 'h'i'p re
Mis-. I,,f., si.n,,, N"9 ",h,"''--
..c.,,. "o"'' '' "Hh'o"s
~ We No'-"'s"h' VIE cN-
'"' UI,'N' S'ah'"s nnde'ccich.
%" aye rc"son I" uoubt -hc t,ll
ia" ruth c". me woman pursued.
""uI"h SAY inat. Eut sho
r'!iI" &c" my NtISt with her handNer-
ehi"t go" We'll. look -, this
"!'n '"'o" q corner @; the hand
MSron'oi Wound round his wrist ''h-
'N'' crossed round the tahi" 10 in.
sr'c' . ~ lSmpiight ANA saw - crcs;
81 'hbr"'n"rcd upon
,i exquisite tcAtur" OF ihc
10,
man ~ "oh'"i 'c"rcni@cG
t.r 49,, w. ~'S''' h"' 70
h.s,,I, i"h'" turned
which as,aijod ,'"' "'Nh'aA
unconscious bo,rn,al Io., 49,, n,,, ..
NOT Uron Tho o,i,"ry >,.;,, NV wy
changed sipn,r..,, 'n'! 'N
tn Perez vn,,.,,, H"l.ti\
THAT poor v.,rrjs, e. .no , ",'np "l''''
paSion.;eiV "r i. ca ,,,,e.t '''',.
Her hand-a vel.,. nrct,, h.,,,
ia Il skinlik" Sarin-fcIl sv,nn..,,,n,;.''
iN on Phillips Iic ro,is.J CO.
'rance-likc "Reminiscences Of mo
wcu Miss Julia SIMON. nad i,th,ia
nm =, The steps or tho private ear. .,,i
looked down into In. fsr. ,,, '"',
81 III" Sh"uldc".
"cip'eNed l"o& Informed his .yo.
hN was thinNine II strange that M,
""'hc 'fr"" could :Ncr have seemed
's '" h'ni-"S She most surely.
w.. -" ne MAD met her ia T;cd Win.
"""h Now. by' contrast wiki tn,
f'' w" fragrant beauty ot Tho
"'S memory NiSiuncd. she seemed
q, h., |'' ,",.,'1on; and III" intention
",'''""" was 'ulSarlN obvious
lie ! p",,,o
Y,tI. -" %" rather nruEutIciv
thanks" rbnn No. ,, NoIno' mite.
IN, al u" "dd"d hastily "Eut
be GOOD oro,, "cs' " Nou'l'
III 30 rishr 10 bcd NV 'hl'k
With adr,ir.hl ,,
disscmbled he, cha.ri,, ''' "re"
them all coot-ui:,,h, 49,. hiHd ne
room. ''i' IN.
Alone ia hi. bodcb.u,h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

journey from Ited Wing
That sam. mich, :, l.urr n.b.ru.;,u
named .Iuau i.opez called uuirti. ON
Captain rauI K:,rretn. r...i,.d from
him sum of money. ami sci on, r.,.n
- long Journey
m. ir,.iu,u, u
to Ramon ,rus,,xnrn, CO.,
Juan I.or,z ,n - ~ an ,.,,,,
There ,I,.r , rn,,,,i,h,. ,,,,
signed 70. = .,,l l.,,., al
dressed to Monsieur raul ,;p,l..,. ,.u.I
promptI, Sc, on nu ,,is r,.,I,r, -in,,,,.,
nj. Shades,
lo,, the i.,i.., " ,'', Vs. """ - r,,
vim h.i,,..
:.had.,v
visitor I'M, rn,,, ,",'! '.i !;
f:urr,,o ,,,d l,I;,.',
mouse "' "'''"" rs
'V ~, ~" S''Tt"Wnd"' Icy
- ',;"n >"'t', r"h'' one
W '"'S' ~ "'>"cN"r'h Following him.
bush. rhnkod mn ,n. sni,,, ,Ia
tain Iarr.to's i.sidcu,.
IN.
nI, -, 80 w. ''S''\N '">n'"h-
N'"''h' "'Sh'hE
,rr.,',i, "N,nH al"
I:., ~" 'h'''"
,,,,,o., ,,..... ,
hjt borS. -, .
inadverirnce d,nnne m .,'.i
the sidewalk ana hn,iel or Sn,,I
tsneousiv Ir,ez ,Ju,u Ln,v ~, .,,,
by sight and r.rui,,ion, n.,ca ,,
from u Swallowed rcr... ana .no,, ,,oy.
session ot tlI. .uNciope one ,u,n,cn.
later CAPTAIN surr.t, Iisro,o,i,,n hi.
loss. dashed o,n Of his from .in., f,,o
ia" arms of three OF rcr"z's asso.i,,,..
.luan promptly crossed ia, 'sir.,, ana
projected himself ir.. IN. ,rr-,n,.,,,
with riphi loo, .>i!l Eu, otIs, ,,
lie" agents wer.. unrortul,,al, a, ham
\ft"r brief hu, spirited d"h,i. hnlI
iuan ana Captain Barr-to wer. oyer.
powered ana marched OF 80, rn. r.,
,iuan decided NOT !" go "a cen. ana
created diversion hy c"uirjNIur an
esoarc IN tho process -. which he i'm
lur"d severely ~" less ,hau tjlr.. Of
l&,m"n'S NEST vaiuanla spies
Hut tho captaio wa. i,,.,,,,s-..
Within tho hour Siu,o,, ,I a..
.huckiiug sIc.ruIIy nyc, Io,,c,
q, Rcd Wine Ranch I,y,n, i..f,.
uir2 MY Dear .rcih.,. .,,, ,,
Peter BARR
,I,,,,i,,. ~ '''"h '.'r'H'
rro,iaad '"'" ''n2 s'u"'
~. ,, S"t" ''"'i S'u''. he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

Note T." READERS. story Of
Pearl Of the Army will he given
in Sccnari" form in this newspaper
every week y ncw scenario viii he
published each week Read the story
here. thea 50" hnw the director has
carried out The instructions and de-
Nciopcd the motion picture drama from
the scenario at the moitoB- picture
house showing Pearl of the Army |
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

carr staring through bushes An
''c"'iH sees silent Menace. Moves
'"' "i foreground in his direction.
scene ih--Locaton Same ag Scroc
IL. - ''Schc
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-01
OUR NEXT LIBERTY LOAN
V. G. Backman, Editor

We are wondering if the American
people really think about that of which
they talk. "Our Next Liberty Loan"
is a common topic of conversation, and
men talk as if they fully expected tC
meet it full Pledged when the call
comes. But when the posters are sent
for distribution, and teams call upon
them to solicit their loan, either they
act as if surprised that the next CALI
came at all, or else they confront the
team with the perfectly honest state
ment that they are unprepared, they
haven't got the money on hand to in
vest"
Our next Liberty Loan will soon be
forth coming, and we wonder if folks
will still be unprepared. 1t is the
duty of every American citizen, if it is
within his power to do so, to lay by
him in store, that when the next call
comes, he may be enabled to meet the
demand The average man doesn't
seem to look beyond his own door
step. and too readily forgets that he is
a constituent part of the nation in
which he claims citizenship. This war
business that we as a united people,
a great corporation, have undertaken,
is the most momentous business on
earth at the present time, and the de-
mand upon every individual is so i'm
mediate and so great, that he cannot
afford the least hesitation or delay.
Knowing as we do that there must
inevitably come a next Liberty Loan, "
and that the nation expects us to sub
scribe, why not conduct our private
business in such a manner, that when
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-01

feel sure our Idaho herds need be but
slightly reduced, that these herds may
be made to average higher in individu-
al excellence and that the returns
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-01
NOTICE

program and basket sociable will
be given at the Pleasant Valley school
District No. A. Thursday evening No
vember 8. Proceeds to be used to en-
large the library Everybody cordial
ly invited. Ladies please bring bas-
kets.
MARIE BECKER, Teacher.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-01

We want you to become acquainted
with the fact that we have one of the
best equipped banks in the county.
We want your business and are in
position to give you prompt and
courteous service. cit our bank be
your bank. Bank of Kimberly ADV.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-01
BUSINESS CARDS

FOR SALE-SOme very choice
Rhode Island Red cOckerels for a
short time at 75c. Call the Advance,
phone All.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-01

from the industry will more than JUS
tify such careful and forward looking
plans.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-01

See the Kimberly Advance, for oh
work OF all descriptions. Butter wrap
pers a speciality.
Subscribe for the Twice-A-Week
Times and get all of the Kimberly
news. The Advance is published ev-
cry Thursday, inside the Times.
Want and found ads bring immedi-
ate results, for Kimberly folks, when
put in the Adance.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-01

FOUNDING pair Of diamond ear
studs, north side of depot in Twin
Falls. Owner can have same by idens
tifying and paying for this ad. Call
Kimberly Advance, Phone 47-J or Box
121, Kimberly, Idaho. f
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-01

that call comes, we will be ready for
1t and glad to meet it.
The average man is really enthus-
iastic and sympathetic about the Lib
erty Loan proposition, but during the
interval between loans he becomes so
engrossed in his own private invest
ments that he forgets to prepare for
demand that will in a short time CON
front him.
We, therefore, consider it a good
plan for every patriotic individual to
lay by in store, to plan ahead, to be
ready when our next loan" is called
for. And somehow we feel that when
we get to re-ding of the valor of our
boys at the front which will soon be
common news to us all, that we will
commonly have constant reminder
before us of our duty, and will not
so readily forget.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-12-21
Alright Old Man Santa We Will Be Right Here With
Full Line Of Common Sense Presents

For everything from pocket BIBLE to pair
of Texas cotton socks
For the ladies all kinds of skin otins, smelling
powders, hair dies, paper napkins ect also some
perfumery for the Misses and younger ladies' in
general for everybody and the cooks.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-12-21

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15
SOUTHM EsTERN TENNIS CLUBS
TO MEET At AUSTIN

AUSTIN, Texas. March 15.-The
Southwestern Conference Tennis
meet viii be held at the University
OF Texas May II and Is, when ten
mis- teams from Oklahoma, Arkan-
sas and the various Texas colleges
will meet to fight out the college
championship OF the southwest. The
tennis meet of the Texas association
is scheduled to be held at Texas
Christian University in Fort Worth
the first week of May. AT present
there seems 20 be slight prospect
that this meet viii be held, How
ever, the University already has a
number Of promising candidates in
training to participate In both meets,
these men being S. Thomas. Austin;
James Thomas, Austin: s, II. Dodd,
Austin; Piekens, Jones and Greer.