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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-02
4 I'D. WANTS


soSD4f h no ss" ss4es line ;w5 per ls sssr'on
SSSs grHT5REn S !%$KENTHS
SoMfASS2 III fnG e oH fTEK CAS-" TO AZ
i..AL fA-As LINE.
sUhSpAI aNI DALI .nssS..o" "e' 20 .el,s
Daily ihsettioiis. - cents.
situation. M, Man, ,Ie' too 40 s. .s.
,ims DAILY or sc>E"S '"H cents e.na'e ..u.
times times WITHIN ON. "s.a. i, cents a i:ne $3.50
iinss s TO .le i,sn. 4nu elk ~.rIa to Cue ne iiny
r,s' SsTs1 s lite, = n
S 20. 49, 49, -. casa 49,.
s Msa, AN .nYc. a,s .ytsr,s. ;ta
Wee, w En- i Hn rooShei- 2 "E :t.
,,n Cayedos Drug alo.e r.osu Atv. aud
, Gnaf!ss , Iuiner. Diusg.s,. Nest broad
Mssrr'n .: Drus store: va uto.s Ave.
10y Dug s,ors. AI.s,. gV. " 49,. -.
Allen Avenue fh4fn.ac,. an" ' 49, 49, 4n al
a,taS aoh Dus H stSt. c. ~. y. Nam 81!
Pine s,ree; fnai,i.4es. ", = r,i.s 81. ''
s,V. Il. May * Bros. GROOM :, = .n1 LAY
!Tarran, Drug store ..a... 4nu pro.u
coheE6 A SS II iouS sx,,,,; ssfHear.
,M&sisoefsyr3. ai.:@ls T., liza. o,.
T. Jt., 1s i Dfs - ;5 q. 10 ". broad st
EM sIiiss Ban rnaF g,., i1,'. ANN SO
Saakl aiS.s ~ en-. -. So ..-.'" 81; St.
~ n Daley. tvv *o!th ..u.n 81.
. teenth st.
f Il. Ehi!drey. - :. s..-,.,-entu ST.
ms Mtin,i. IA, faAsmapy !~~ns,.n.s, "n4
Springer ptrs ,onpn", 'f~emt, tara
HoidA DRUG store. I~c:.i, A...in and -
Weol 4 sssnaa, Drus -, lsea,y.nt,"
Woods Pharmacy. T"cDty nt,n ana Leigh
.. Church Hi!l PHARMACY. :s"9 sar, BROAD
s; y. Craig Drug Store. goo L. Broad o..
,Eichatdson Clay street Dius store. Spl y.
PARAMOUNT
Fa!rmount Pharmacy. 10 FAirnUvn; Ave.
BARTON HElnHi -.
EaayA Dtns Stoi%. :,ciih ANe.
80. - HlGHLAND Fhkk.
q; y: cosby :. Co, 400 Ihlr! Az
Y. n ,.-16hhu. toGItn and stuart
a Il To~ns-n1. Milton anu Maryland
SOUTH nlCnMoHD
e, Branch once Tins5 Dispatch 1908 HUI!
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
woodland HegEts PhatInacy. 3l0t
Charles ". Garrison. BIZ Forest Hi! Ave.
b 81. Robert prpg store. 2fo' Hun 81
J. 4. BLACK, S;!o \, i.!iamsOurr ave.
Peoples DEng store. 500 "!IIaInsours
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch Branch. ti0 Sor;h SEQ.
more street Phone t-;"!S!arS -.
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| Il 7-l2xS7 90 feet. known as 4o3
South Harrison Street; also IL 2-3x67 2-3
feet. known as 405 South Harrison
street: also II feet II IL inches by
81 2-3 feet. being No. 1923 West Leigh
street. June !. 1917: tax 1920. $40.
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Canning Clubs Organized.
Especial 10 The Tim es- Dispatch !

Especial 10 The Tim eS- DiSpatch
BRISTOL, VA. June Canning
clubs have been organized in the Bris-
tol public schools, This work will be
conducted under the direction OF thu
Mothers Association and civic leagues.
Prizes amounting to 5000 will be given
TO the school children At the "Commun-
ity Fair" More than 500 children viii
contend for these prizes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

RICHMOND garden farms Tho most de-
sirAble and convenient small farm and
ounga low site proposition ever offered
around Richmond. Beautiful lake front
halToau station on property nnd electric
line In easy walking distance: close TO CITY.
easy terms Garrett Co.. III. East Main
NEW HIGH-CLASS property con.truction
a,,ractive just comp!.,ed Nine room
house. choice location. Small cash MA, :
mont secures direct deal. Address 4 as
care Times Dispatch.
FUh sale rent. TWO small farms eleven
miles from Richmond buildings and run.
ming water: Possession at once George +:
Crawford & Co. 50: East Main Street.
FOR RENT-Real Estate.
FOR rent. gut.Ge rear g02I Hanover. Phone
boulevard 1851.
FOR rent. at Buckroe Beach Cape View
and the Brenkers. cottages. For informa
t:oh write II. l.. Foster. lis County Street
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST on Broad ana Twenty n;'a or CIas
stree, car garr.r uInoDu PIN riuI".
p!.sse leave a. l"ii west 81 .-uIN street.
R,wsrd
FpH hunte:-Sfrip"d from hupsn-ll Mag
20 white ana l"tuou !"I Mound bitten.
nome Bal. Last seen going 'aWard pc
t-!shurg. Liberal reward iur n'r geturn OF
Inform ton a. 20 n.y Nh.r. ihuU'N. r. q.
W.s,Arook. Boz 90. Hopewell VI.
L4sI small white setter pgppy Two
month"; OLD near Uy ,rlsu" MS -r Road
about : o'clock Friday morning EeNtr.
for return 20 J. G. Wise Wcrthuiu.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
by the building Inspector yesterday:
w. u. Gibsons estate. 10 repair three
brick dwellings,, sol l-2. S03 and sos
North Second street. to cost $3.50.
p. ]. Beattie, to erect brick garage
south line OF Dance Street. between
Elm and Davis Avenues, to cost $1,000.
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Real Estate Summary
- thunccry trust deeds I2.503 30
thnncery reiense deeds. 5.O40 So
building permits .... 1850 90
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

i. W. Reams to Trustees of Apostolic
Church. 5OXil0 feet, southwest corner
Graham and Fulton Streets. May "a.
1871 No tax. no consideration. Love
and affection.
Consumers Ice Company to Richmond
Ice Delivery Corporation. 1919 l-2Xlo0
feet. northwest corner Adams and
feet on public road. II feet south Of
brick building. February 20. 1917. tax
So. SO.
Mary r.. Weir CT ais to James II.
Bradley 81 al, tSX5l feet. being 2405.
800 East Clay street. May 90. 1917.
$500
7. II. Boatwrieht TO Mrs. a X. Town
send. lot 3. square 80. Highland Park.
May 80, 1915. tax 81. $40
y. II: HUFFMAN 10 Harry Z. Sanford,
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

WANTED. position Az poultrymap. gardener
or nrchardist. First.C!ass practical man
~ all branches. with European and Amen.
can cAperI.ncos. Address L. O. Box 1885
highland Springs Va
wanted position as chemist or chemical
engineer. Is years experience Be-t Of
rti.ten.t> y III: care Ttrcs Dispatch.
ENFr.ElEN'Eb ooohh"eper. CORES pondent
aiu general Office man viii I've open for
lrEitlon about Iunc 10. COMPANY ,liSsolv.
ina Gan FURNISH Al reference. ! 5.5
r:rc Time D'sp:tch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-02
HELP MANUFACTURING

rf:I.ErmoSE GoMfANY Or rihGiHiiGG
MAhRIED bETWEEN THE AGES Or IL
INC FREQUENT INCREASES THERE
AFfEk; INTEkESTiNG WORK rs At.
Il;hCTINE SURROUNDINGS AND EVERY
60 " + O. 80 PRoNIDEp. EXCELLENT
X Hfi EE2uN. Miss " sd hHEH 700 At rhsT
.LiACE STkEi:I room .02.
night work IN al departments OF our fac
tory. Time and onc-halt paid for night
work write 81 Apply in person to iSrirish.
American Tobacco Co. Ito. Ionib.rdy auu
Leigh Streets.
A'IED. Young Iadv for soIa FOUNTAIN
cool salary. Gt"e phone - 3J> care
Ii!n.. Dl.patgh.
NA* I'D. courcd chamber maids Appiy
iin'mckeepcr. liotcI kirhmon,i
WASTED. "Npericnc.u Lazy stcuographer.
with knowledge 81 book Keeping kppIv
.'i Owu haud,,tItInE ana state -dl.r. e>.
i...led- A,iGr... I. -. Boz l0.;
WE still need good many
young ladies in all Of our va
rious departments. Good pay
and steady work. Apply Allen
& Ginter Branch, Seventh and
Cary Streets.
iiSpGHAFNEE. teal knowledge Of
ofi'" aocurat" and quick; immediate,
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DEATHS

kLi.s Err DIED lriaay June J. 1917 81
Btosd Street + &. +. TkSGit'Eesri::GG -
tlAiy three.
O'CLOCK.
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NO'riCE-in.yal.

the CLERK S once OF The
Circuit Court tor III. County OF Not
'oway. In Vac on Thc 9Th day
.. Mag. 1917
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-02

WANTED. men ana hoys t"r day 81 night
work in all departments 81 our factory.
Time and one-halt paid for night work.
Write apply in person TO British -Ameri-
can Tobacco Co. Ltd. LombarGy and
Leigh Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-02
HELP WANTED-AIaIe

"A% AL at once. steward for European
pan Motel. state salary desired The
elanI hotel Naletgh. y. z.
NnHIED at once. assistant miller for
buhr nill T.. ID. Gregory. Chase City.
Va. Route No. & =
MEN. Is or over. wanted. Government rail-
way mail clerks. SIS month. List govern
inoht Jobs open, free. Franklin Institute.
Dept tal y. knc hester. " I.
WANTED. six first class >cunvassers for city
work. Straight SALARY. no commissioii.
write. stntlng SALARY required and expert
cnCe. j 81. caro- Times Dispatch.
ANTE:D. several experienced CanVassers
tor city work salary. Good Uppor-
tuhi,y for advancement. Answer. giving
sh!aI! iepuiIed references and experience.
\ Bic. care Times. Dispatch.
NANfED. nrst: class coat prcrs.r. Apply
At once. Nutionai DyeIng. Cleaning and
Pressing Club. iE0l IL West Main Street.
WANrED. men over forty to represent, US
business, Pay Weekly. ExperIeiate unne:
ccsbary Write to-day. Charlton Nursery
Cnmpany. E0chcster. y. Y
900 muchinis,. lathe ana bench hands for
steady and well-payinS job. See repre-
s'n,3,iye our Office. TO daily. job In
Ginia Business Exchange. 3lG Sorth Second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-02
SPECIAL NOTICES

IKE sprinE,iins in COMING. let US ciesa
your cur ptts anu fuSs anG store them
Ne VII e-iiiht.. tE,n against moths
fieI I.l,'idIusun Inc. FII. proof Stotafs
"Ul ~. 49,, Nam Sif--i Phone Ks ,rr,.po
ais II to uotiy the bubble thai | viii not
ic i'Sbonr!Ol' tor uEbts contracted nN
"ny ore "thor than myself George edward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-02

WANTED. a tirst-ciass. frame maker. FIRST
class iuoi!ing machine man, "a hrst-ulaSS
.ash and door maker Must he able 10 cut
from: the rough, None under 81 years need
apply Petersburg Builders supply Co.
PeterShilrE. Nn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-02

WANTED coloreI man and women 10,
steady work In our tactoIy; Good wage,
PAD Apply IN person TO British A mericai
Tobacco %. Ltd. Lonbardy and Leigh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-02

FIVE. positions open for boys With wheels
Must be fourteen wears old and
OF neat appearance. Apply Postal Telc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-02

l. $ Epes: Admir-. Of Sarah 7. Osborne.
Deceased ........ Plant IN
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IN CHANGER Y.

Sarah L osborne's Distributes.
lDef M N.
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SITUATION WANTED-l,cmale

" A*TED by experienced lady. position a.
ihanaE+r assistant manager Office work
~ U,tltfutn mt hDH-c or iNitrou IN irstitu-
ton. i-st references. & est care Times.
Dispatch.
SWISS lady would Iiko 10 meet Compatrio,
give cuuNei --ttOr evenings 4 al
~. IlnIes. u. PIT. n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-02

A married man TO work ou taIn Must he
good mixer ana teamstsr House and
vood furnished. -. y. Rush Il Son. ko
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED. to buy secondhand furniture In
large Or small quantity for cash Phone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-02

WANTED. 20 To- 30 colored men TO cut pine
Continuous work Tor siN months Cal! 1885
Mutunl BMildlms for L.tcrNieNA-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-02

RaMdolph 5ss2.
II broken. pay So TO SIS per fill set
Single and partial plates iE proportion
Send by parcel 3ost and receive check by
return mail. L Mszer. ?co' South Fifth
Street. Philadciphia. Pa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-02

WANTED. old false teeth: don't matter II
broken. | pay 81 to sl5 per full set.
sinEle and nar,ia! plates IN proportion:
return mail. r. Teri. 400 North Wolfe
Street. Baltimore. Md.
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THE Low MOOR IRON COMPANY


WANTED. high school graduate for ofic. .
permanent position Min Wholesale COM
pony. II 32c. care Times Dispatch
SINGLE over CONSUMPTION age man
age small Job printing "i!Ce state 81!
arv per month. exclusive O. hoard and
1cdEinf. Address Metho!is. OrphanaEe.
Station A Richmond
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HELP WASTED-aiale and RENAL

:, ir.tbGRAFNE F. pra.t teal knuwicIgc "i
of,". accurate and quick. lnrne ia 4.
position q a3G care Times Dispatch
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F&ce;aant I axa.ive
For E1arSy People
ID re g..4ss Ks -1s-s-- .. IA, 1a5
.roE2 -Eg r. - ...9 = "
5hs hswssg. SSesr4 axst7 = sits
A-4.pctTztat n.l1 lcl. s. .,
e. go<S EsezGA eet c,s 5c.S3
sas1,e ps tezy e.-scS.5 &.
stomach wa Ge l. iEs a-s,.s,s .1l--
Ei0ns aSz2-GeaEs tz-oecf-, S-5r7ll-
ness after eating 5>-lc.21ll11l-s
balclIing, hloaf, riiee. et5,. a1id
gheula he cSETectS6 5s.lnI ztiaAte5J
it IS the direct cause u much Sc
rtcus diEtzse-
The most effective remedy for
constipation is combination CT
simple laxative herbs w.rn pgusin
sold IN drug s5Cr@s ilndsa lie
aams OF d.. Csldyyoll's syrup Esp-
sin. It costs GntS hfty cent p
bottle, Is 14I-la in 4ts action, GoSs
not grippe CT GtrSi,i, ANA br3Hgs re
Lief Hpi9kly IL an easy, GatSral
manner. Get a bottle OF is {1erA
yeur druggist ard keep IL Ii tie
house; 1t is the IDEAL family cen2-
ady. 4 tStai bottle can be ob-
tanned free o1 charge by Writing
TO ux. W. =. Caldwell, 45G wash
iastca ST., Monticello, Illinois.
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THEY .P32EGIATE
SsH1L- HslHSP5P. 4
T4E DAY HAS ARRIVED w. M
THE MERCHANT REAL;ZEc
ADVEETiG!NC VALUE.

ATLANTA. GA, Get. 24-That lie
SO called country p2Pef' "a, es4I
graar influence toward The rpb ~.
ng OF Inc trade Of local. Inereha
in its town, and S accdaafshhing AK
result through the si,llpya hediam 81
adyertiai1s The E1erolls1G4ae. -of C
local merchant IS oneI OF xfre sig j.
cant signs CT tie times, bothzin buai-
ness ana III newspaper -efrcis.s.
The merchant N the small ten
discovered that he must compete
the merchant OF the big City by ado E.
ing The latter's advertising methc 81
and in oreder &c reach his trade mi-t
go into the advertising columns @.
his local Newspaper. The big G :
merchant buys enormous quantities O..
space in the city papers, and one -
more OF these goes into the home
the people in the country and -
small towns. The big city mercba
makes q speciality feature of his NIL
order business. AS a natural cons
auenee, an enormous volume of BIT
mess, in the aggregate, flows from t
country and the small towns into I
Golfers of the big city merchant
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WANTED. Three or four furnished
rooms for light housekeeping about
Nov. Is. Two in family. P. o. Box
II. 1921
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's7L>r5:rpF-D - Eot4 :l.t' 20 ~ years
q; sailing 70 wo5's. sfas.sa65Te gooa
arcy,t5oa b. calling to1', g. 4s-.- Ye1Ts,
: a. News office. 1857 il'-t'
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WANT COLUMN |

RUBER STAMPS, SEALS STENCILS
WILL B. Fam, 1920 Richmond st.
Phone FPS ii
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CITATION.

CSt OnGlA COUNTY:
Whereas, Louise Doerninser, admin
istratrix Of the estate OF August F.
Warnke, deceased, represents TO the
Court In her petition daily filed and
entered on record that she has fully
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CT 81 INN.

GEgRC 1A-GLY-,N COUNT
To lhe ae.rs ct law Of u. /. = Her.
deceased:
Notice is hereby given YOU tia the
uti-ion Of D. c Houstor Admin ira
tor fo3 Edward Brockingson. for nak-
ing Ct title to certain land in Clynn
Comfy b. Mrs. Jennie Keller, Adj
minietratrix Of y L. Keller. deceased,
VIII be heard by the Cour, of Ordi
nary OF said county on the first Aon-
day il November 1917.
Ti.is October "a. 1917
ordinary Glynn County, Ga.
EDWIN w. DART
I0-4-ll-lS 81,
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TO Drive Out Malaria

To Drive OUt Malaria
f.nd Build Up TIE Systsm
rake the Old STANDARD GROVES
TASTnLESs cbin TONIC You know
what you are taking, as the formula
is printed on every label, showing it
is Qujnine and Iron in taateless
form. The Quinino drives out ma
Iaria the iron builds up the system.
60 cents
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING.

In the District Court of the Unit
States for the Eastern Division
the Southern District of Georgia.
In the matter of Hampton Andersol
hanl5rupt-In bankruptcy.
TO the creditors of Hampton An
derson, of Glennville, III the county GY
Tattnall. said district, bankrupt.
Notice ia hereby given that on TIE
goth day of October, 1917, the said
HAMPTON Apaorson was duly adjudgnd
bankrupt, air1 tlat the first meetlf
IF his creditors will DC held at ,Brun f.
wick, Ga. on FRIDAY, the second day
eff November, 1877, at 10 O'Clock in tie
forenoon, At B4;ea time the credito
may at;ert. rf@vc theiF tli'fms, =
noint trustee, e&arnif5 tpf ban
rupt aria trausae, such 6:h6r' basin~
as uey arope-}. eomq gtleee So
meeting.
AT Brunswick, Ga, this 23rd gay q
0ctoba5. !o17
80 cRnEATtr.
Hpfaree.
c. L Cowart, ESQ,
Attorney Tor Bankrupt GiaaD7p
"a.
4
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I0-4-ll-lS-25

IF We don't whip. Germany VIII
Buy q Liberty Bond today. Let's pay
Uncle Sam and not Germany.
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@ir'4cor P@{
You reckless men and Fono4 who
are pasterel FFith odcns a1d who haya
At least oncefa'week inrta b and awful
death FROM lockjaw 81 1ooa poison
are now toJa by q Cinbiaah I'll authority
to use a agogAcalIcds GrqIzoae, which
ohe momqat a few dtafs are applied
% any eoyna}be soreness is re,iey re-;
nd soon tli4sentire corn, root and an
lifts out with tho fingers.
1t is a sticky substance which L ss
the moment it is applied and Is s1id
to simply shrivel the corn without ia-
tanning or even irritating the sur
rounding tissue or skin, Il IS cla}ma@
that quarter OF an ounce will cos
very little at any Of the drug stores,
but is sufficient TO rid ones feet o.
every hard or soft corn or callus.
You are further warned that cutting
at corn is ? suicidal habit.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-23
WOMEN FORM ORGANIZATION.
Committee Of Council Of Defence Com
pletes Local Organization.

:
pletes Local Organization.
At a meeting of women Of the city,
held Wednesday afternoon at the pub
lie library, the organization Of the
Marshalltown unit Of the Iowa division
Of the Woman's Committee Of the
Council Of National Defense was per-
fected Mrs. Eta z. Agnew had been
named by Miss Jessie Binford, county
chairman as township chairman. The
other officers chosen were Mrs. B. F.
Cummings, first vice chairman; Mrs.
p. J. Andrews, second vice chairman;
Mrs. Ella McKim, secretary; and Mrs
F. P Benedict, treasurer.
Miss Binford was in attendance at
as outlined by the state chairman. The
Marshalltown unit members will CO.
operate with the county chairman in
presenting the work Of the woman's
committee at a booth at the county
fair. where other war relief work. in
Guiding the Red Cross and Navy
League, will be on exhibition.
Miss Binford is preparing to have
distributed thru the chairmen of each
township unit the Hoover pledge cards
for food conservation, in which each
woman in the county will be asked to
join in the service Of food conservation,
and pledging herself TO carry out the
directions and advice of the food COM
missioner in her home. These pledge
cards are to be distributed in Mar
shalltown in a house to house canvass
by the members Of the local unit.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-23

kitchen ranges In the ~ kitchen
making the apple butter.
In few days the auxiliary members
will scan q large quantity Of beets for
the same use. The beats have been
raised on the boys department garden.
Immediately east Of the ~"
The bible study work among the boys
of the city which will be carried on
this winter will be larger and more In
tensive than ever before, and espe-
cially will the high school work be
strengthened by the members Of the
high school club cabinet who are now
getting special training for this work
and for teaching bible classes OF
younger boys at the state training
camp at Camp Foster. Some Of the
biggest association men in this section
are giving the boys special work on
methods of conducting high school
clubs, and James Van Law, cabines
member for bible study this year. is
getting a special course on the. line OF
his special department of work. The
boys work committee of the Y. NJ. c.
A. will meet in a few days to go over
detailed plans for the work amopS the
boys Of the city this winter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-23

lot -. block .. Swayxe's addition. 4 $50.
A. G. Diller to David Lennoxr lot 3.
block ;. Gillespie's second addition.
$3.50.
x w. H. Scott to w. 8. Haynes, lot :.
Haynes subdivision. Of part Of lot 5.
block II, Rice,s addition, 81.
Anna Patten to Edward r. Loney. lot
Is. block 8, Brennecke and Heald's adj
dition. 81.
Seymour Johnston to L. E. West. lot
s, block 2. Arnold, Shepard and French's
addition, 81. :.
A. L. Wood, of Hardin county, to
q. L. LaPlant. lots 16. II apd IS. block
10, st. Anthony, $2.425.
Cornelia, A. Forbush to May f. Mont
gomery. $40 acres In Jefferson and
Timber Creek townships. 81.
/. s. Finkle to Fred Peterlick, lots 10
and II, block /, Ansons NTH sub
division. 81.
Stanley B. Collins, Of Yunnanfu.
China. to Edgar ". Collins, Of Riley
county, Kansas. forty acres In Lscomb
township. 81.
1. B. c. Bruner to H. F. KimbaY. land
In north Marshall. 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-23
WOULD CURB DELIVERIES.
Retail Committee Takes Up conserva
ton Movement

Retail Committee Takes Up conserva.
ton Movement
The movement for the conservation
of labor in retail merchandising and
to prevent increase in the cost OF
merchandise to the consumer, which
has been requested by the govern
ment and United States Chamber OF
Commerce, has been taken up by local
retailers. At a meeting Of the retail
trade committee and the directors OF
the Marshalltown Club, held Wednes-
day afternoon. plans were discussed
for introducing the movement in this
city. The general plan is to decrease
the amount of deliveries, curtaii the
custom of taking goods on approval.
and encourage the carrying home OF
purchases. The whole plan looks to the
eliminating of as much of the delivery
service as possible. 1t Is not expect
ed that such a movement will lower re-
tail merchandise prices, but it is ex-
pected that if generally adopted it will
have an SELECT in preventing further
advances of prices. A letter setting
out the purpose of the movement and
urging cooperation of all retailers Is
to be mailed to all shops and stores OF
the city by the committee.