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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-05
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Hinbbieb. - Die 3nfubr ipar
beiite sering unS oie ssreiie itetig,
bod iteben SieieIben Inn 10--15c ME.
oriaer al5 leste @ode.
aliittlere ilno ihpere Stiere $500
1880; 5leiid|er Stiere $3.50
9.25; nuserleiene bis ertra $3.50
1000; Sellers $6.00-S.25; auser.
leiene bis ertra $S.50-9.00; sliihe
$5.50-7.50; anSerIeicne bic ertra
$7.75-S.50; fette 1eildfiibe $500
Gamers S4.50-5.35;
WilGfiibe $40.00-97 80; Stoders
ino Seeoers S6.00--S.50; Seiiers
$5.50-6.75.
guIIen. - Dos Ingebot mar
MIR m66ig imo Die Vreiie itetig.
fSette gullen $S.35-6. so; 8olog.
na $7.00-S.25; niagere unb Icifte
$5.50-6.75.
&1Tber. Ser Rarft mar
ldngfam urn bic preiie I'm $1.00--
200 inter Den b0dften bon poriger
gSofe.
Bette Ieidte AdIber Stt.o .o0--t1. y
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-05

$50; Ben Dabis $500 4.2S
Schnathan $4.75-5.25; atnss s4.75
$50; @rsenings $4.50-5.O0; Snfs'
rtor ale Gorten $2.0o-3.00 pei
Hbl.
3ttronen. - California $2.76
800 per aifte; aimss s5c--$.oo
per stiife.
0ransen. - California glabtls
$2.75-3.00; ss1oriba $3.O0-3.25;
5angsrine $2.25-2.50 per Gifts.
Gtapegrutt. - Jlorira $2.'
2-4.OO.
grbbesrsn. gloriba 35--
45c per Quart.
RartoffeIn. ginbeimithe
$500; Wihisan unb WiscOnfin $500
per Dbl. unb $3.15 per 8u. pom
Store Bermunba go. / $11.00; go.
2 5000 per Dbl.
Saattartoffeln. - gsnnine
Reb gtioer friibs Sbio, 8u. 1926
8urbanfs, $50 pfunb Cad $3.50;
Jriibe, 6 DO6sH, Bu. $685.; auru!
Nen gort S3.15; Rings, gu. S3.15
Siibtartoffetn. - Telauare
$1.75-2.0o, Ganep SaIIs $L5O-
200 9ampsr.
Gurien. - 5r.ibbaus $3.50
LIS per Dusmb.
araut. IaniI6 $8.00-8-5o;
per g6l. rottws $8.25-8.75; Sunsts
5loriba S2.75-3.O0 pet Camper.
WeiBe Riiben. - $500
% per gbl.
Stedriibem. - s3.25-3.5o
per H6l.
3pisbsfn. - Wsibs $12.00;
aslbe $500; rOthe $11.00 per buns
bert pfunb.
@riine gnbn.n. 1yloribd
$3.50-3.75; Wadsbobnsn $3.50
3.75 per 5amper.
Sarptten. GinheiinT+e $3.s
per gbl.
anbprobufte.
6su. Ro. l limotbp $16.25--
1850; go. 2 ,5imotbb $15.25-15.@
rs; go. 9 stmotbp S13.25-13.75;
SO. l ssmiifter alee $15.25-15.5O;
glo. 2 esmiitter Slice $14.25-14.50;
NO. / alee $17O0-17.5O; SO. 2
ale. S16.O0-16.50; 5iefisss atIfalfa
$l6O0-190O; Rosse,rftrOb $1,000
Saferitrob $1O.5O-11.0o;
Wei5snitrob $10.50-11.0O per Spns
ne.
Wiibtn futter. - Wartt rus
bia unb f.iter. &leie s3S.0o--38.
so; Mioblines 5rouns $39.0o-39.z
so; tpeibe S41O0-42.OO; seuii9tss
Jutisr $39.0o-39.5O.
SGmtreteu. - Wlarit Fttig.
. aletIameu $10.50-12.OO per
gu. bonn Siore; 5imoibp $2.25-2.s
80; guareiSsn S1.2o; GIadsfaamsn
1925 per gu.
@erfaiebenes.
Del. = Wartt fsR; asin5l, robes
96c per Gall. Sn Gartien ID gbl.
gslo1btes Ii me5r; Rp. l 9arbSl 87r;
gctton Sab Oil, raffiniriss s1.04
per @aGone, Serpentin 56c in Bar.
lien BON Is SAB, uno 10 in Tar.
lien bon 1875 galIonen petrolsum.
Dbio Carbon 120 Grab 81; bo. $50
yrab SIC; Ssablisbt It's grao Oh
l0e; R.bgroDn 9afolin 22se; Tdpb.
"a 27c per GalIons In partisn bon /
IS g6ls.
Snt5. - Der Warit III ruHs. -
Dbio Riper S1.4O per gbI. bon 100
Plumb, JubrIOhH bin5usefiist.
Salg. Warit itetis. prima
yiib 11s-114c DO. Country 1Ot-l
losc. per pfunb.
aoblen. - Warft riibig. gittss
,,ira $6.oo-7.5O; aanaipba $500
-7.5O; geub unb Glad $685.
70 per 5onns dbslidsrt. Raudlole
5tiidioblen $8.00-8.50; 2ntbraite
1880 per Soune abseliefert. Cote
pitet S700-S.OO Der Soure dbdes
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3uder. - Marit feit. - Raffis
nirier Gut 2oaf $3.50; pctpbereo
$40; Cubes $3.50; sranulirt.r
$3.50; gonfsetionsrs rQ1 500;
Sif .a" $7.90-s.00; ipeibs srtra
$77O-7.80; sytra .g' $3.50 psr
bunbert pfunh.
WoIaffes. - Warlt It.tis. -
glsm Orleans Open aettsl 45-65e;
Centrifugal 25-35e per gaGcne.
Reis. = 2cuiiiona. fancp Ssao
63-7e; prima 5t-53c; prbindrer
49c; ssbrcdsnsr 3s4s; Sapan a.
&c per pfunb.
Dairy probufte.
gutt U. = Wlartt rubis. prsii.
iitits. - WboIemilt erira 44e;
GsntraIi5sb srtra 4lae; GtntraIiaeo
firits 3Se; iesonbs 35e; Uanep Tairp
31e; gadins Siod 20-25ae.
a6fs. Warit iittis; Sbio 24c;
gobripsitli9er 24-25e; H,ip Dori
25c; S4peiaer 3S-69c; DO. Brtd
24e: aimbutser 24-25e per pfuro.
gier. Marft riibig nno preiie
niebrieer. prima firits Sdhntrsier
30e; firits 29c; orbindre firiis 2sc;
iteopbs &c per Dubenb. entensisr
35e; @dnissier soc bas Dubsnb.
@efIiiaef - mdrff ruhio~ unb
fistia; groilers bon Ii pfunb uno
Darunttr 29e; syrpsrs Ii pfunb 22e;
ndbx 15e; iinse 6dbne 17c; Siihs
iier 1896; 9rutbiibntr pom 8 BIB 10
a,funb 23e; bo. nit irummer gruit
12e; GuIIs Sc; ptibs Gnim Is
zoe; Gdufs 10--14e; aits 1auben
$1.50 per Gubenb.
CbRuHb Gemiife
MepfsL - Rpme @sautp $3.50)
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25; cinige $1f.50; fiar BIS quite $9..
50---11.00; orbindre unb grobe $5..
00--6.00.
9 dDeine. Ole glafJfrgac
mar cine CUTE unb bic prsife ftieger
absrmals lin zoe fir Jleif9erforten
2eidte @erfanotiorten unb Serfel
luaren langiam.
Cute Bis duserleiene 0erianbt.
uno Sleiideriorten $13.S0-13.S5;
setniitte Werianbtiorten $13.70-
1885; idpere 1876 piuno uno mebr
$12.75-t2.85; Iei6te unter 1876
Pfuno $12.50-127 70; quite biz aus.
erleiene JerfeI $10.85-11.OO; Ieidl.
te Serfel $9.00-1075; oroinGre
bis auserleiene idlpere fette SGue
$9.00-12.85, Stass $S.o0-11.. !.
%.
g dafe uuo 8 tmmpr. Ser
Dtarft mar beute ltetig.
ShaIe, aitserLeiene bis ertra SO i.
75-10.00; CUTE bis auserieiene
oroirare bis fair S..
- 2dnrner, auserIeiene
bis ertra $t4.25-l4.50; quite biz
miserleiene $f8.75--14.25; oroind.
re bis iair $10.00--13. 80.
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gineinmati, 3. mdrs.

Die nadfolssnben AuOtirunssn be
sieben jid nur auf gngros 5rans
attion.n. gsi iltintren geitdftsl
ipsrbsn .tipas b0bers prsiis tere&nst.
propifionsn.
Gdmals. prima Stsau
1929 1S.42ke;; Jdmilp 1850
20.00u.
1rpdm eefaI5enes 5leif d,
Sbort clear 6eiten 17-171c;
Gtra ibort clear Seiten 163-17e;
iur5e Rippsnieiien 1s1 1876; Bellies
19a 2oae per pfunb.
Bacon. Sbort clear Seiten
1874; srtra fbort clear Seite
l8-19c; ilirJs Rippenisiten 164-
1876; gsuits 21-22e per pfunb.
Susar gurtb Steif8. =
S6infsn 21a-22e; pienic S6ultsrn
16t-17e; grsuifait Bacon 22-
24e; Sdultern In padsisn 16a-17e;
Rsp Dort Gut 17-17at; troden.
Beef Sdultetn 311-325e. per pfuub.
Sibsep0ieItes 5leifd. -
S6inien 19-19ie; pitnit Shultsrn
16a lie; gsIlies 18-1Sae; S6ult
tern 16h-17c; Rep gOrt Gut II
17tc per pfuHb.
Strides Jleifa a. .-S9inten
19-20ee pienic Sfultsrn 16h
Shultsrn 161-17e; iir3s Ripp.nieis
ten 164-161c; fort clear RippsnIsis
ten 16a lie; srtra fbort clear RIP
psnieitsn 165-17c; lei6te Bellies
2o-20Ae; idpsre Bellies 19-19ae
per pfunb.
Webl unb Getreibe
Rebl. - @inter patsnt 5000
$50; Winter fantp $8.50-9.OO;
@inttr familp $8.O0-8.50; @inter
srtra $7OO-7.50; Wint.r oroindrsr
$6.5O-7O0; Sarter Wei5en patsnt
$9.0O-9.50; Sart.r Wsi5en fanep
$S.25-s.75; Sartsr Wsissn Gamilg
$7..00-7.5O; Rossen. Rortbipttern,
ssmii6tes $7.50-7.75; Rosssn, eltg
reines $7.75-S.00; RosseH, eitp
semiIbtes $7.75-s.00.
Wei3en. - Ho. 2 rotber gBtntsr
$204-2.O6; go. 3 bo. $1.98-2.O3;
Po. A DO. $1..7S-1.95.
Welf6torn. - go. 2 ipsibes
Ro. 3 DO. $109-1.s
10A; SO. 4 bo. $1.08-1.09; 30. 8
DO. $1.05-1.O6; 30. 6 DO. $1.03-
Loo. = go. 2 selbss $1.10A-1.1l;
go. 8 bo. $109-1.103; go. a bo.
81. 1.08-109; no. 5 DO. $1.05-1.s
06; go. 8 DO. $1.03-1.6. - Ro. 2
ssmii9tts $1.1OA- lii; 90. 3 DO.
$1.08-1.10a; go. 4 DO. $107-1.s
o8; Ro. 5 DO. $1.O5-1.06; Ro. 6 DO.
81. .03-1.05. - Weibes aolbsn.orn
$1.10-1.12; sslbes aolbsntOrn ST.
s.mif4tes aOI6.niorn ST..
5afer. - g1o. 2 tpeiber 67c;
STANDARD ipeiber e6c; glo. 8 tpeiber
Csc; Ro. a ipeiber 64c; Ro. 2 semiids
ter 64-64ae; 0o. 8 semtf9ter eins
beimiider 63-63ac; go. 4 semif4ter
61-63c.
Roseen. go 2 $1.58-1.6O;
no. 3 s152-1.56; go. 4 $1.43-l
Las; probe S1.35-1.40.
Mbisfeb.
@.riauft tpurSen 620 g6ls. 9is
Killers Tinifbo goobs aui Der Bats
sL.44 per @allone.
Grpeertes.
2affee Saoa 2s-35c; Woda |
30 -33c; Guatemala fanep 1sAe; o..
outer 17ae.
Nis 6ortsl |
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ais.ion Gen. Ar. ~, J,s!.f 2 z gas; O. o.. ,o,
siisa;is a q q. d.. u ssS. 3. .,ssS sS
Nnlt. 4 q. tf,...- - v gim ~ i0TX
q, o. q. ~ -. IN. u. Stdfe ~. 80.
Fstblftsm e. th.. Siix,.., v Mn. api, 6r, u ssh
ercon Itdnftt 81. .W1tIsu kts. %. ~ 12s
geSff Of q. n. Sc. ~ ec, Hds. q. ". iOo.t
Can't ps1ftsr Br. >. e 20. rn. lr.... sliy
Qsrt 4aritif /. 80. ncsm Sae. ST.. @h
GtffGp. D. lx.. tslst Yea. y. 81. a. IN
eJeiap. q o. %. ls. s2ssemn. Gorf. ~ iosm
g., 3. q q. istnt n 20 rfrn, aer. ~ -. Inzn
g. o. y p. een H.. a<M Nfnbtne afn. Sr- ~
sQticdcc Or. %. II f0SSrsr. etesi bt. i2gt
Gb,M&Ef 9. ~ Sc. tosz ste.& rd. ~. y
gukSf n aen. 4 v ioift Etn. eetfoip fnn.fr
6.N.S.k0. rd.lr.. Tsh ssdb. Y. I, ati.tr.. -
Gtir D Rsrftp. Sr. s2 ise. 9ar.rsf sr.... siN
Col 3 q. ~. az. ssk,ss. raslip. 81. ioi5t
1sns; 49, Myteo. Rniiv, esss.lr. .7oM
I'm esfiniffts &c.. osMfsr. 90. q. o.. to5
4ris ep.lfes-i.so.. ssArsr. eef. ,..... 'iol
dris ssn. Is. ....H IitlrSaHs all. s.. !. Is
Ssn' vlsshk 49,. ~ luxtsa ~ -. 49,. sI,a
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xys,,. 0eloxsartte.
Gineinnsfi. q uarL isiI

utHgtHHaIt = WuSk ivlS
~ Radfrsae mad Gadeben par tsute
fsint lsbr Orpbs. bod partn BE Uanisn nit
Wcu ineaybsifsn itdrt bti4dftiot. Die MS
ratta finb pnperdnbert 9tbIIeben. Sir
Earithsa ION calr wurbtn ppn ben Bai1fei
sH-th herfhnet, wabreHo G3sfddftspa,
ptest su 6X--695 bisiontirt weroen jri
eIfeHfn Msftfe puroen Iarlssen -on eanS
~ 4-Xx Rab auf bsIt " 4h-6% pla'
Hthin axs MN usn
Drrben su i0e unb ibt Tis'onto per 5000
bipii6sn 6aniea utrfauft. De eounsr'
rate bstrast Voc gransie per $1,000.
GsAid ssi ssssps.
Sid5t. UsaisI auf youbos uuroeH 5u
l70x pro w. StsrIing quoiirt. biir @et.
lei sui HeriIn rarben l8He pts Rafi, be.
sedbnei, jlr He4id aui yaris IKE srs
l5sshs. aui amftersam 4ihe yro GuIsen
anp aui &ien i5f pre- Qrons, 9irte 16e,
Nubi 80. StodbsIm pro Krone $3.50,
5ranes tG4stii) 1915.
csnbts rsnsssissss
wasn rnbis snb httiD Die Uanfsa avo'
ttrrH Eit folgt:
Giniaui. Htriaat
~. 9onos 1926 GoaS. .1e9 -
w Bombs. 1918 lee 1s2
2sS BonsS. 1859 49,. 80 Ssk
~ GaHaMs ...... y8H
~ panams Gsupsn.. SSh -
GIsariHa esnis tiniits
Sic llmidgs i'm hisIiseu GIsarinabaus
tsilsisn iid ttute auf %, iss. ss4. Die lin.
iaes Der periloiisuen Sod. btlttien iid) dnf
eAa IN g~a ..,sn asl nun fafs
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6 hicaaa. g ap1ra

e dpeine. Buiitbr 10000;
Rarft itarf uno DC b5ber als ge.
itern; gulf $13.55-13.S0; leihte
S13. .00-13.S0; geniidte $685.
1885; idtpere $13.35-13.9O; robe
S13.35-13.50; 5,rfeI $10.25-
1875.
Rin6bieb. 3ufr6r 800.
Rarft itctig. Ratibe Beef Stiere So.
00-12.00; Stofers iino sSccbers
$6.40- 9.25; &iibe mo Sellers So.
30-10.30; adlber ss.00-1t.25.
g d afe. -3ufiiEr 1000; Dfurft
iteti9. @etbers $10.75-t2. 90;
Gpes $S.50-12.00 Hammer $12..
00-145O
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6 bicaeo, 8. 1sar3.
@ei5en. = ;5iir glai $t.s4a-1..
s9s; an Sdtub $1.Ssi. Sir S5uli
$1.55E-1 .5Ss; ON S6luB$i 59s.
@elIfforu. = Sir Wfai S1.053-
1.07s; am SbIpb $1.07t. Sir 9ylili
$1.045-1 on; am SfIu $1.065.
Safer. - Sir Itai 5s-59z; am
Sdlub 59sc. syiir s,uIi 564-57sc:
am SdluB sic.
Roggen. - 3arft nominel.
@eriie. - s100-1.28.
Siniotbp. = $3.75-5.75.
alee. - $1.O0-1s.00.
Borf. - ;sir Mai S32.75-33..
30; am SdlrB $33.3O. Sir Syilli
$32.40-32 60 am SdluB S32 so.
Shmal3. -Niir Wtai $3.50
1907; am SduB $500. ffiir SSuIi
$1s.80-19.02 am SfluB 1885.
Rippenieiten. Sir geai S17.40
-17.60: ON sdllub $3.50. ;siir
Siili S17.47-t7.62; am SAIub
$17.57.
Butter. - gdrft nnperdnSert.
gier. - Daft bober; 3ufilbr
6,903 Giiten. ;irits 30e; oroinarr
firits 2sa-29c, aiif bem @arft 27
Poe.
aortoifeIn. = Sufubr % Cars:
Marft unper1nSrt.
@efliisel. = Rarft b5ber; SABINE
Zoe; sSriibiahrsfihner f9c.
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Wiebmarft.

Gineiuuati 3. Wdr3.
Suiiibr imo gerianot pabren6 Der
lesten ISOLDE, ueraliten NIT oen Dor.
pergangerien 5ipei Sasen, iino ,pic
ioIgt:
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Nnstpdrtise NWdrfte.
u e 10 . OFF, 3. Ndr5.

Miebl. - gfarfi cit gebalten.
@eiSen. - Start iiarf; go. 2
barter, S2.16a; go ! geortbern Gu.
liitb $2.25a; Ro. ] gtortbern Woni.
toba $2204 I. o. b gteip Dorf.
Welidforn. - gturft arf; go. 9
seIbes 1928 c. i. I g,eiu gorf.
Safer. - Rart ieit; Stanoaro
7Sc.
Sen. - Wiarft tetig.
Sopfen. - Ma,ft rubig.
S6iite. - Raft feit.
Seoer. - Wiarf felt.
Bort. - Wfarf itarf.
@sei. - Mtarft ieii.
Sdmal3. - Worft itarf; Wioole
Weit $19. 9.40--1950.
Salg. - Dtdrft ieit.
Woue. y 9}att felt.
Reis. - Isdrft felt.
Wolaiies. = @arft felt.
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There is TT the slightest objection
in the world" she replied, as Ken
nedy reached for the telephone.
We bad some little difficulty in 10.
eating both Lockwood and Whitney,
but finally after a time managed to
find them and arrange for a confer
ence on the Se,loritas safety for the
next day.
Outside Kennedy gave instructions
to the officer on the beat to watch the
apartments particularly, and there
was no reason \ ow to fear repetition
of the attepapt, at least that night.
Early the following morning Kennedy
left me alone in the laboratory and
made trip downtown, where he visit
ed South American tobacco dealer
ard placed rush order for a couple of
hundred cigarettes exactly similar in
shape and quality to those which Men
doza had smoked and which the others
seemed Also to prefer. except, however,
that the deadly drug was left out.
ITO be continued
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be-" asked Craig as the faithful Juan
tia cared for her.
Il don't know the man who was
waiting and 'Nita never saw him,
either" she replied. The one who
jumped out from behind the portieres
had on mask and false beard. but
I didn't recognize anything about
him."
Sudden as the attack had been and
serious as might have been the out
come, we could not but feel happy
that it had been frustrated.
Yet 1t seemed that some one ought
to be delegated to see that such a
thing could not occur again.
I'VE must think up some means of
protecting you," soothed Kennedy.
LET me see, Mr. Lockwood and MIR.
Whitney seem to be the closest to
you. If you don't mind I'll call them
up. / wonder If you'd object if we
mad a little luncheon up here, tomor
row? I have a special reason for
asking it. want to insure your safe
ty and we may as we'll meet on COM
mon ground.
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WANTED
LUGHORSES

4
Wanted-Will pay cash fer your old
thin WORKOUT or old fat horses. James
Clark, 1902 North st. Telephone
3474. Richmond. 7-2St
WANTED-We frame pictures. grind
knives. file saws. We repair every.
thing. Called for and delivered.
Brown & Darnell. Phone 1886. 2-tf
WANTED-Delivery boy with bicycle.
Palais Royal. 13-tf
WANTED-Wall paper aud carpet
cleaning. Like new by experts.
Clay Cleaning Co. Phone 1896. 21-tf
WANTED-Delivery Boy, at
Palais Royal.
Must have Wheel 19-tf
WANTED-To buy furs: highest mar.
ket price. liberal grazing. Glen
denim & Co.. 13-tf
WANTED-Phone E. B. Spencer,
1888, or address 1914 North 9Th ST..
Agent for Ashjian Bros. Rug Co. 23-tf
WANTED-The names Of a few peo-
pie who want to buy farms. Phone
172S. 2S-tf
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W ANTED-Compete housekeepef.
Phone 230S. soft
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WANTED

HIGHEST MARKET PRICE for raw
furs. Ed Burns, 634 N. 10th. 15-tf
MEN-Our illustrated catalogue ex-
plains how we teach the barber
trade quickly, mailed free. MOLER
BARBER COLLEGE. Indianapolis,
Ind. 29-1mo.
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MARRIED MAN WANTS PLACE TO
work on farm by month or year. Can
give reference. Address E. p. care
Palladium. 30-14t
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WANTED-Modernf flat. part of double
house, in central location. B to 3
SITS. to rooms to occupy. Jan. :
Address P. 0. Box as. Aft
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WANTED-Private loan Of $1,400 on
property in good locality. Address
X o Oh Palladium SIT
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WANTED-First.clas planer and
lathe hands at Cincinnati Pulley Ma
chinery Co. n. w. 3rd and Penn. X.
R At
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WANTED-Experien night watch
man, permanent position. Address
Box MAP A. 4-3t
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WANTED-Lady for general house
work. 500 North 9th. PIT
WANTS FURNISHED
room, perman ent. State price by
month. Address CX7 care Palladium.
3-3t
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WANTED-Do not think that it is too
late to enroll since our winter term
has opened. because you can still en-
ter with equal advantage at the RICH
MOND BUSINESS COLLEGE, 4-3t
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FOR SALE-Gent's valuable fur-lined
oyercoat, English Melton cloth, wash
leather pockets, good as new, worth
SIS, sacrifice for $25. owner leaving
for California Residence 229 North
Tenth st. Ait
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to do office work,
mornings only. The Globe, 533 Main.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Furs. handsome set with
heads and tails, silk lined, latest
style; only worn three times, worth
$65. sacrifice for SIS, owner leaving for
California. Residence 229 North Tenth
st At
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WANTED-Girl for general house
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Main st. 5-tf
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WANTED-Modern flat, heat furnish
ed or part Of double house, in cen
trail location from B to B SITS. 3 or 5
rooms to occupy. Jan. Z. Address P.
O. Box As. 4-tf
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WANTED-A good live agent to take
the sole agency of Richmond for q
household article that is needed in ev-
cry home. No investment is neces-
sary. A good com. paid Address The
Acme Water Motor Co., Dayton, Ohio,
for particulars. SIT
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WANTED-Nursing or invalid to care
for No objection to leaving city.
Call 209 S. 18th st. SIT
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Room 8
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FOR RENT-Upper flat. five rooms
and bath, 424 North 14th st. Call
419 North goth ST. jan LIT
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ITO be continued
The Redwood gazette., 1917-03-28

Fred Reierson moved onto the
Schoenberger farm last week.
VIM. Peterson shipped a cou-
pie of blooded cattle to South
st. Paul Sunday where he will
endeavor to sell them at a pub
lic auction which is held for the
purpose of selling registered
cattle.
Herman Muetzel, of Sheridan.
shopped here Saturday.
H. O. Nafzigus' little boy is
on the sick list at present.
Of the present force Of teach
ers in the Belview public schools
it is said only Prof. Taylor and
one other member will be here
next school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helleck Halver-
son and family were Sunday
guests at the Arne Thompson
home.
Knute and Ben Ellingson left
Monday by way of Sacred Heart
for Montana.
Edward LAME made a trip to
Echo Monday and reports the
roads in very bad condition
which fact seems to he the case
with all the roads hereabout at
present.
The Redwood gazette., 1917-03-28
The Old Reliable Drug Store

The Willow Grove Farmers
Club met Friday at the home of
Lawrence Aartun, picnic din
ner being the feature of the day.
Miss Ethel Fox assisted Miss
Christensen with the house
keeping at the Prail home dur
ing the absence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Prail few days this week.
Thurin Holmberg, who has
been employed for a few months
past at Omaha, is visiting rela-
tives here and at Lamberton.
The village council took a very
commendable course this week
in having the cutters opened up
to allow the water to run off and
in consequence we are spared
the usual puddles on the side
walks and crossings.
Mr.. and Mrs. julie Kopperud
made a shopping trip to Walnut
Grove Wednesday afternoon.
julius Frank was a business
caller at Walnut Grove between
trains Wednesday.
Henry Hofrogge went to Grid
ley, a., Wednesday afternoon
for a few days visit with friends
and relatives.
Miss Cora. Larson was a Wal
nut Grove caller Wednesday.
Miss Naomi Anderson re-
turned to her work in Minneap-
oils Wednesday afternoon after
spending several days here Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
i C. H. Anderson.
A. M. Swanson departed We'd
nesday on a business trip to
Window.
Jos. Schandera spent a few
hours in Lamberton Wednesday.
Miss Ada Knutson, who has
, been in Minneapolis for several
weeks past, returned last week.
Mrs. Jas. H. Baum is enter
tanning her father from Mime
apolis.
Anton Overlee, of Springfield,
was in the city a few hours
Tuesday afternoon greeting old
friends and attending to busi-
ness matters.
Mesdames Harry Painter and
Luther were Walnut Grove shop
pers Thursday.
Mrs. A. V. Pearson spent a
few hours shopping in Tracy
Thursday.
The Redwood gazette., 1917-03-28
REVERE LOCALS

J. H. Ness, Of Window, who
has been visiting his son, A. B.
Ness, for several days, depart
ed Tuesday morning for his
home.
Miss Sigma Anderson went t.
Mankaso Tuesday afternoon 10
resume her school duties.
Juel Kopperud was in Walnut
Grove between trains Tuesday
afternoon.
John F. Fox and Chris Horn
ing were in Lamberton Tuesday
afternoon on school board busi-
resS.
Chester E. Sawyer has been.
appointed to fill the vacancy IS
clerk of the school board caused
by the removal of Fred Sixbury
to Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Prail went
to Marshall Tuesday afternoon
to consult a physician in regard
to Mrs. Prail's health which has
been very poor for several
months past.
Miss Elm Anderson, daughter
of AIbin Anderson has been i'll
with tonsilitis for several days.
Mrs. Fred Prail entertained a
number of young people at a
card party Saturday evening of
last week in honor of her niece,
Miss Lillian Christensen.
The Willow Grove Farmers
Club has been working for sew
eral weeks on a home talent play
and expect to have it ready for
presentation in a few weeks.
Word was received here this
week of the birth of a daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Montiel
at Milbank, S. D. Mrs. Montiel
is a sister of Mrs. E. A. Nelson
of this place.
John A. Brudeli was a busi-
ness caller in Lamberton We'd
nesday.
The Redwood gazette., 1917-03-28

A number Of young people
were entertained at a dancing
party at the VIM. J. Harnack
home on Friday evening.
DR.. Gleysteen, of Lamberton,
was a professional visitor here
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Overlee, of
Springfield, arrived Saturday for
a few days visit with Mrs. Over
lees parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Schumacher.
Leal Lamoreaux, of Redwood
Falls, was in town soliciting In
surance Friday.