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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-09
Got Them All In.

Mary, who recites her prayers aloud
each evening, remembering her pa
rents neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs. Baker,
and the man who sells the goodies at
the corner store does so in the follow
ing manner: God bless daddy, NAM
ma, Nicer Baker, Mizzey Baker, and
the other baker, too"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-09
coRRoeoRATioN.

She-This new author is perfect
ly killingl
He-I notice he does murder the
kings English.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-09

For any pair, burn. scald or bruise.
apply DR. Thomas &c ectic Oil-the
hous- hold remedy. Two yes Csc
and SOC at all drug stores.-Adver-
tise ent
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-09
NO WONDER.

Friend heard your father broke
bis leg yesterday. How is he get
ting along?
Willie-0h, be can't kick.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-09
ENGLISH is BAD ENOUGH.

Why talk of the difficulty of pro-
nouncing Polish, Austrian, Russian
or Roumanian names when ninety
nine out of every one hundred can
not pronounce scores and scores of
English names. Just think of Ber-
tie pronounced as Barty, Dilwyn as
Dillon, Belvoir as Beever, Feather
stonehaugh as Festunhaw, Dalzell as
Dee-el, Ruthven as Riven. And
these are by no means the worst
cases.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-09
EVOLUTION.

First Peacock-What worries YIN?
Second Peacock hope We slall
never degenerate into a race without
ala.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-09
MATCHED.

GLOW few are the big prizes in
life"
eyes, and how few the big win
ners."
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-09
WORSE 1AAN FLINT.

She-Are the examinations at
Harvard hard?
He-Yes; they are so hard that
vou can't cut them.-Town Topics
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-09
A HARD STUNT.

'My dear, it was absolutely indie
scribablep
"oh, tell me all about it l''-Kan-
sas Cily Star.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-09
Children Cry
FOR FlETCHER'S
9 a 9 TO RIA
Proof Positive.

perkins is down and out, isn't her"
"Oh, yes-he told me the other day
he was paying cash for everything
Life.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-11-23

Take notice that l will on December
4th, 1917, or as soon thereafter as |
may be heard, apply for a pardon for
John Myers, who was convicted of
murder at the Fall term of the Cir
cult Court for Putnam county. in
1910: Anyone desiring may then be
heard on the merits of the application.
WILLIAM C. HODGES,
Attorney for Petitioner.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-11-23
Will the Club WomanDo Her Bit?
From German Prisons,
From lice in trenches,
From all kind duchesses,-
Good Lord, deliver usI


From all kind duchesses-
Good Lord, deliver US!
MS came straight to the United States from young physician
Just returned from the French line trenches and true foo avo
word of it. Yes, the wounded soldier finds the deft Scotch 1
the quiet matteroac English infinitely preferable 70 ~
kind ducheses andaye the mark wonder But how ,od b
S0ona-and from all mothering cub-women.
Good Lord, deliver us!"
Madam Presidents secretaries chairwomen let rs NOT bb
~ oN 'na SieS wepressibc humor will bubble over in sac
neglouS parodes If will do our Bit ra+ nc h ~
that is needed bt-and that the ones most fl and ~
for its doing. ~ III anu trained
Now that the of human endeavoralr tFa+ b o,..-,
Down the rocking ages being anaIyzed now that Cod +b ~
Aehemis is separating the from the evil in His sa
% part is the cub-woman playing in His laboratory? Is She %
| n s Instruments ana oVerturnng the acids like troublesome kit
ten at play or does she stand at attention beside the Great F
menter ready to place her little estube in His hand ~ M
moment? ' nan" aI the given
The War is here and are all eager to do soro+l; y,
" np-hot Just as cubwomen but women not inst boco ~
or there of very own is going bn boc mere
u.s. american boys are hurryng away-bu what are y 10
90! "hat ought we doand how can we do ito W. We 10
Cu. Oh our beautiful clubhouse wndowsand away over tho ~
Our eyes are following the long lines of trannor+ l | a
an" we are uhKlng not of Belgian Literature and nro w y.
ftuSsan Music-we thinking the sailor r OF
thnk we are knitting; and again are knitg I e we
Sammies. " '""1 ana thinking Of the
1t was not because of Uncle Sam that tba, 1, a.,
Cur lads thought and laughed and like it. b+ ~ o7nes
heart warm with gratitude sent out this cr eager French
] Inc ap' ended French was interpreted "Sanmes" by M
toned American and there may be rany @ unaccus-
of the how and why he his new nicro ~ yet ignorant
Les Amis! Les Amisl-he world ovor +L 49,.
d 49, m I ana @ now can we home-tied mothers and +ot
ana wives cry back with help their bearo T. 'eahers
when good folk went and maketr II ne older days
behind at home "to stay by stuff" +L mao 10 be eft
the stock the weary chores inc farm and feed
nueh stun and so many of home to st L. e' so
IT you have filled out signed and forrarI5 DS It.
Ioie!ee OF the Council of National Defense ~ o the
d ID - az as IoFNer and your government knows b4 At
coud 90 the event that you If Won "nat you
that would take away home and e DO anything
then Won ~ 10 LI p every minute of your time in that L
you ' De 00i"arK OF strength along lines Of nome
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-11-23
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in Natures vi
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How They Grd

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thousands of physicians i
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less women to give It,t.'ttnlI tt'gtl
red lips. and a beautI,r rcr, "i
MANY cases have been III
women have increase.
from Is to 25 POUNDS
weeks treatment, and any
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form, should secure Ii0"i'
this new drug when y
and is dispensed oy an. /
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and they win send yog;
treatment by return i'''"
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-11-23

An official report from
ler of Great Britain sh
pendent England has bee
farm labor of women
ty alone over / 500 womel
ed in farm labor Of some
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-11-23
ADMINISTRATORS

All creditors, legateeS'
and all persons having - :, ]
mands against the Esta,a ,l.a
Scott Miller, deceased aLg \,
tilted to present their 5,.,la 81
mands to me within Two.
ali persons indebted to ;.
Scott Miller, deceased Si,' Jr'
pay the same immeGla'Se''. ilmSE E
Administrator, Of the
Mary Scott Miller, decea1
This 18th day of OCTOBER
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-11-23
NOTICE.

The 1917 Tax Books are now open
Iof the payment of taxes. Any per-
son paying taxes in November is en-
titled to discount of 2 per cent and
IN december a discount of l per cent.
lax Books will close April 1st, 1913.
RANDALL WELLS,
lax Collector, Putnam County, Fla.
12-14-17.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-16


Mrs W. A. Kinsman. OF Silver Ciin
went to Canon City Tuesday for a
weeks visit.
Attorney E. n. Stinemeyer returned
on Monday to his home in Canon
Aivy wykon. of Canon City. now a
travelling salesman for Denver firm.
came .p oz business trip Wednes-
day and incidentally took in the big
dance that evening.
Miss Blanche DeWeese, Miss Leila
Dickinson and Miss Armstrong of
Canon City are guests at the Nickel
lar home at The Pines.
Mrs. F NJ Nelson. mother of B. A.
Nelson. and Miss Nell>. Mcdonald. a
cousin OF Mr.. Nelson's. after a de-
ligbtful visit in the valley, left for
their time in Canon City Wednesday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-16
MRS. MILLER SlI6HTlY
INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT


Mrs. J. E. Miller of the Hotel Miller
was one of the victims of an automo-
bile collision that took place on Ninth
street. South Canon, last Friday ev-
-ening between a car in which she was
riding and a machine driven by R. C.
Melton, local manager for the Dar-
row Music company. Mrs. Miller had
been over to the "Hillhurst' ranch
supervising the canning of some fruit
and was on her way back to town
when the accident occurred. The car
in which Mrs. Miller was riding.
which was being driven by Mr.. Evans,
who runs the Hotel Miller bus. was
about two-thirds the way down the
Ninth street hill when they met Mr..
Melton going up. At an inopportune
moment two boys riding bicycles at
tempted TO pass them and to avoid
running into them the drivers of both
machines veered of to the side of the
road in such a way as TO run into
each other The impact of the two
cars threw Mrs. Miller from her seat
and out into the roadway, bruising
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-16
BILLS ALLOWED

Canon cay. Colo. August 10. 1917
ne '%.o"ing is list of bills paid
Canon civ. Colorado. at its meeting
August 8. 1917:
Salary Fund-D n. cooper sf5.oo I
81 ANDERSON 1890. I-afe Combs $500.
$500. John Hamilton $500. " g
Huntoon $500. c. z. Reeves si5.os.
$1,000. "'oi
Street. Alley and Bridge Fund-Tom
Parksr slocoo; A. J. Thorp sl425o. W.
si.ooe v. 3. aSsG esapbelP Ghs ssooS SeTsdiia re. r
Reiter SEQ 80. John HundJeV $50 81,
Shas. Morris $3.50, Park Allison s5s so.
$3.50. Tom Lambert $500. II. II. An
derson $3.50. II. Mollett s7sO. \.
Simpsoa sLeo, J. Il. Govern si.oo, Ed.
Anderson q Co. s2.Os. Ellis q Hood
- 80 clty Clerk si-1s. Bancroft Hdw
Go. ss.S: \, L jeffrey $3.50. Emil
Park Fund-Harve Bisbee 5000.
Fremont County Abstract co. 5000. e.
a Linkins, County Clerk $3.50. Thoma 5
Fire FUND.-. Z. McNfsh sso.eo. Geo
Il faas-tt $1,000. clifford Sage $500,
Fremont County Natl Bank $500,
Co sioo. city Clerk $500. Electrical
supply Co sl.5o. Dickerson Bros $50.
J. NJ anderson & Co. s1.eo. Claude
Herman Graves $500.
folie. Fund F. skinner $4,000.
Jerry moran sso.ee. Corner Drug Store
Record s5.sS
Health FUND.- C Webb $500.
Rambler Print shop s3-75
Cemetery Fund-A- :. Munroe y55 co.
a x Raiston 5000. Bancroft Hdw. Co.
Interest Fund--city Treasurer $500.
lighting Ennd-Ark
& +. Co s7ssoo.
Public Library Fund-Mrs. Julia
Mack. treasurer, $1,000.
Misceilaneous Fund-Hunter Palmer
soc. Mountain States T. q T. Co. si.oo
Feltsr clo. Co. $3.50. The Curran Co.
$500. Canon city Record ,77.55. The
Renovaror sl.25.
Cemetery Fund. Speciai-H r Nc
waasr Fund-John Cheteist siss.eo
Lee Wynkoop $500. Y. Porteous $500.
Cleo Combs s5s.oo.sJ: seaman $500.
sii.2s. L. z sipe $3.50. u. X shook
si2.00. John Meredith $500. ]. r. Helm
$3.50. u. Houston $3.50. W. u. Thomp-
Davis s@-Se. u. II. Anderson $3.50. Chas.
Morris $3.50. w. \. Carton $500. Bigcs
L-br. Coz sS;os. Ark. valley Py. / & p.
Hdw. co. ss-f5. Hendrie Bolthon Mfg.
Co. $500. Bancroft Hdw. Co. s2.2o. NJ.
ofsii9n ssr SUPPLY MpTn Go s,. ,isa': Hunter
Co. Se.ss. Ellis & Hood s5.7e. Canon
City Foundry and NJ Co. sloi0. Emil
GaullC- si.a5. Fciter Clio. Co. $3.50. Nor
gan Paint Co. soc. sam Speckin 81 SO.
Canon city Record ssc. Z. b. Benton
City Treasurer, sssoO.oo.
Contract awarded TO Ellis & Hood
July is 1916. for one Gallon porta BILE
Gravel Screening Plant for 1883. SIS.
VIM. Kenly for right OF way Canal
Canon City. and lots IS to IS incl.
block :. Z. C. & NJ Addition to Canon
City. for camp ground purchased
through Hodrin & Sharnau
J. SEAMAN. City Clerk
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-16
ROCKVALE NEWS
tBy Roy Everly)

NDs rAOs Eftiiyj
There were 6s present at the NJ. E.
Sunday school last Sabbath.
Mrs. John X. Evans visited in Can
on City Monday.
Mrs John Husband was in Coal
Greek Monday
Mrs. VIM. Williams of Canon City.
was in town Monday visiting rela-
and friends.
Michael Fabrazio of Coal Creek.
was in town Monday.
Gregg Browning was up from Flor
ence Monday evening visiting home
folks.
The mines in the various camps are
producing steadily. working every
day
Mr.. John Gleason was rendered a
surprise Monday evening when about
twenty young people enjoyed them
selves to treat on Mr.. Glason's
birthday.
The Rockvale bride. better known
as the 'big bridge" has been given a
complete overhauline as it was badly
in need of repairs. Marshal Agard
shows that he knows haw to repair
bridges in good shape.
The Agricultural College will send
q demonstration here for the benefit
of the public. to demonstrate how to
can fruits and vegetables. Everyone
Interested are urged to be present as
this Is an important problem 10 the
nation. The demonstrator will be
here Friday, Aug. Il. in the Town
Hall
Mrs. James Muir of Williamsburg.
was up Tuesday visiting her daughter.
Mrs. A. +. Goodhead.
Mrs. Thomas l.. Eyeriy was Flor
ence visitor Tuesday.
A Red Cross sewing club is now or
canized here. a sewing meeting be
| ing held Tuesday afternoon and will
continue from now on in the rear
room OF the Poston.ce.
John Williams and wife are here
visiting with David Price and family.
Robert Easton and daughter vir-
ginia. Herbert Jones and Mr.. Crause,
wife and daughters. came down from
the verdun mine Tuesday.
Mr. Ithel Williams. wife and son
Alfred of Chandler. were here visiting
MIR and Mrs. James Newell, Mrs.
Williams parents. Monday.
Austins branch store here has been
closed all the stock having been re
moved to Florence.
War pictures of blood-soaked Eu-
rope were shown here Tuesday even
ing.
Celia Job has returned from Pueblo
where she was attending the teach.
ers' institute.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-16
MISSISSIPPI COTTON
PLANTER VISITS CANON

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Dockery. daugh-
ter and son, of Dockery, Miss, and
Mrs. Banks and son of Manitou, were
in Canon City Tuesday seeing the in
teresting drives about town They
were much interested in Canon City
and the drives.
Mr.. Dockery owns large cotton
plantation about half way between
Memphis and yicksburg. He says
things are prosperous in the cotton
country now. with cotton selling at
about 81 cents a pound.
Mr.. Dockery is very frank about
denouncing Senator Vardaman and
his style of cheap politics. He says
that vardaman is a demagogue and
virtually a demigod to the ignorant
rabie of the state.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-16

Keeping house for her father, D. X
Wilson. nthe ranch at Walton. Kan
sas. returned home Saturday. She
viii teach the Four Mile school the
coming year.
The Messrs. Willie and Johnny
Young. who have been visiting Mrs.
O. 1a.;ie and her brother. Perry
Reiter. of North Orchard avenue,
have returned to their home in Plain
vile, Texas. They will stop in Den
yer on their return home. While here
they visited all the points of interest
and were much pleased with the beau
titui scenery around Canon City. es.
peciaily Oak Creek grade. which they
declare TO be the most beautiful place
they had ever visited.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-16
EAST CANON
news NOTES
(ey Mrs. {. e. tamouth)

Mrs. Laura Williams and mother,
Mrs. Viola Mccormick. have been Wis.,
it.ng at the home of Rev and Mrs.
William Wilson OF the Four Mile dis
trict and attended the Harmony Re
bekah lodge.
Mrs. Hazel Harvey from Denver.
and Mrs. Ella Sheffield from Cripple
Greek. are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Harvey of Four Mile.
Rev. William Wilson made bust
ness trip to Cripple Creek last week.
Mrs. Vanloo spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Oscor Stehlin OF East Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mink and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis sullivan from Tai
lahasse and Mrs. VIII Sullivan from
town spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Hosa on Doxier Ave. Mr..
and Mrs. Mink were accompanied
home by Nellie Woods. who will
spend two weeks visiting there.
All ladies who are interested in the
Red Cross work are requested to
meet with Mrs. James l.. Cooper,
Stienmier avenue. Four Mile. to sew
on hospital supplies. "Wednesday. Aug.
%. 1917.
Miss Eva Roach has just returned
from Florence where she has been
the guest for week of Mrs. Tom
Runner.
Mrs. d. X. Wilson and little daugh-
Wilson. on the ranch at Walton, Kan
where they will remain during the
fall and winter months. -
Miss Grace Wilson who has been
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-16
WESTCLIFFE NEWS
twes,clime Tribune,

(westciiffe Tribune)
E. L. Mott came up from Canon
City on Tuesday to remain few
days.
Jake Hal:auer spent few days in
Canon last week and returned on Sat
urday
Mrs. J ". Lawrence Is again at
her home In Silver Clin. after an ab-
scnce of u week OF two In Canon City.
c. d. Schneider and little grand
son Jack spent the latter part of last
week In Canon City and returned on
Saturday.
Mis. Arnold and little daughter and
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-16
SOUTH CANON

Sergeant r. NJ. Cash. Jr. OF Den
yer. spent Sunday with Miss Ferne
Rutherford of South Canon. He re-
turned Monday to Camp Baldwin near
Denver from which he will go to Linda
Vista. California.
Sydney Jefferson spent Sunday in
Longmont.
Miss Clara jefferson returned Mon
day from a weeks visit with Miss
Pearl Means at Monst, Colo. After a
few days in Moffat the party came by
auto TO Salida where the remainder
OF her visit was spent
Monday evening Mrs. a. NJ. Ewelrs
Sunday school class gave a shower in
honor of Miss Ruth Jeffries at her
home on South Fourth street The
chief feature OF the evening was a
unique wedding given by the mem
bers OF the class with the following
participants: Bride. Barbara Blair.
Mabel Duncan: groom. Dick Greyton,
Marjorie Merriam: brides mother,
-niH- JoHhAndn Diai. MiH. EVEN !.
maid of honor. Claire De Barry. Hazel
Jeffries: ring bearer. Mildred Mullen:
pages. Paul Richardson. Mildred Coop
er: bridesmaids. ErnestIne Goldwin.
Catherine EwelI: Lucille Blackman.
Archie Reed: best man. Robert Her.
man. Edna Williams: usher. Harold
Harrison. E'ois Meade: minister. Rev
J. s sympthe. Mabel Lyon.
After the wedding ceremony sever
al amusing games were played and at
late hour dainty refreshments of
ice cream and cake were served. The
wedding cake. containing the ira
ditionai ring. thimbie and penny. was
cut by the bride and caused much
mcrriment As the guests departed
they wished Miss Jefrics health,
wealth and happiness.
Miss Viola Henderson who has been
spending the past two months with
her parents at Fort Collins. returned
to Canon Monday. She win make her
home with her aunt and uncle. Mr.
and Mrs. II. r. Cain of Fowler ave.
nue.. and will attend South Canon
high school this coming winter.
a. NJ. Ewell spent the weekend at
Elk Greek on the Gunnison. enjoying
an outing and hshing trip.
Mr.. George V. Funk and Mr. Ed.
ward Graham were visitors in South
Canon from out-of-town last week.
They left Saturday night for the Gun.
nison where they will spend two
weeks fishing, stopping at Canon on
their way home.
Miss Coralinn Clark went to West
cliffe Saturday for a weeks visit with
Miss Judith Channinxs. Miss Chan
nings will be remembered as having
attended South Canon high school
last year.
Mrs. Walter plummer and son who
have been visiting the formers aunt,
Mrs. Sarah McRay for some time, left
Thursday for their home at Pueblo.
Mr.. Nash of Chestnut avenue. made
business trip 10 Salida last week
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-16
GUEST OF Nns. JANE sAggk

Mrs. Anna Pierce OF Alamosa. Colo
rado. is visiting Mrs. Jane Sheek 1903
Harrison avenue. Mrs. Pierce is on
her way to Pueblo to visit with her
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce lived in
Canon City six years ago and Mr..
Pierce was connected with the Flor
ence and Cripple Creek railroad.
ON FISHING TRIP TO THE GUM
SON
w. E Galley. Alva B. Wood, W. H
kutzleb. Henry Galley and Harold
Bowlby composed camping and fish
ing party that left here the hrst of
the week for a week or ten days
outing on the western slope. They
will spend day or two in the vicinity
of the Flying NJ ranch on Cochetopa
creek. after which they will visit the
principal fishing resorts along the
Gunnison river. They made the trip
by automobile.
moToRED HERE FROM ST. JOE,
MISSOURI.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. II. Nelson. son and
daughter OF st. Joseph. Mo. arrived
here by automobile a few days ago
and are spending the'week in Canon
City visiting the formers brothers.
A p Nelson. Clyde c. Nelson, G.. T.
Nelson and other relatives. The visit
ors motored to the Wet Mountain val
ley on Tuesday for a days excursion
son is city salesman for big manu-
featuring company in his home town.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-16

FOR TRADE-ror Colorado land. full
iy equipped saw mill. $40 acres of
decided timber: plenty OF other timber
close: country developing very rap
Idly; mill near Douglas. wyo. For de-
tailed information address CIV. Price.
Grand Junction. Colo. 1852 WI
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-16

her very badly about the face arI
head. Mr.. Melton was also cut about
the mouth and chin by broken glass
from the Windshield. Both cars were
considerably damaged
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-16
FOR SALE-Misceflaneous.

FOR SALE-Cheap. surrey and two
road wagons. to make room for
other goods. Frank P. Smith. 1S4tIo
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-16
Want, Ads e;ys ess;.
-===--z....,-= Line
WANTED-HELP

wANTED-First-clas cook. man or
woman. Ferkel's Bakery and Res
taurant. 1888
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-16

FOR SALE-Good bicycle; price SIO-
AIS Pike avenue. 193tf
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-16

WANTED-Young man for drug store.
Prefer one with some experience.
Fink-Keinzle Drug Co. 1s2u