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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-15
LISTERS MEETINGS.
CommissiOner Piumiey Announces
schedule OF Instructions TO Re Given.

Mortified, March 10--Charles A.. Plum
ley, commissioner Of taxes, announced
to-day that meetings for the instruction
of listers will be held pursuant to the
provisions of No. 3s of the acts Of 1910,
as amended. at:
Brattleboro. March IA, Festival hall
Bellows Falls. March Is. Banquet hall;
White River JUNCTION. March IS. Crown
hall; Montpelier. March II, City hall
Bennington. March 90 Court House; Rut-
land. March 81. Shrine hall; Burlington,
March =, city hail; st. Adams, March %,
city hall; Newport March q, town hall
st. Johnsbury, March q. Pythian hall
.Guildhall, March %, court house. These
meetings are held at Loo p. m.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-15
NATIONWIDE STRIKE
/. OF RAILROADS AGAIN
THREATENS COUNTRY

Complete Plans for Tie-Up of Traffic Saturday
Evening Are Ratified by Brotherhood Lead
ers to Become Effective Unless Railroads
Grant Eighth Hour Day Demand-Confer-
ence with Railroad Heads to Be Held To-
day, When Ultimatum Will Be Presented
Situation Like It Was Last Fall When Adam
Was Hastily Passed by Congress-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-15
VERMONT NOTES
LEG BROKEN IN RUNAWAY.

Haskell Coffin of Bondville met with an
accident last week when his horse became
frightened and ran AS he made the turn
in their yard Mr.. Coffin was thrown out
against a tree, breaking both bones in
one leg.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-15
IMPORTS FALL OFF.
February Saw D Large increase in Ex
pOrts-TotaI Duties S1A6S0.73,

st. Adams. March s.-The imports for
the Vermont customs district the past
month showed marked falling off from
January. according to the report issued
by Collector II. c. Comings to-day. but
there was a large increase In the exports.
The imports amounted to $215i,075 and the
exports werc $s4&,706. Tho total amount
of duties collected was $1s.6597s.
There was a large gain in exports as
compared with February 1916, when the
total was $7.7lS.07, The imports of that
month We're 1l29.Go. ..t.,.......l. 49,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-15

Timely classified advertising will keep
any good boarding house on paying
basis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
@hrLidlr gpirrcn.

Inter Der 9eiduIOigung, 9ii6ts
gum llntcrbolt ieiner ans 6rau mo
eiuem aino beitcbenoeu 6omilic bel.
getrogen 81 6aben, puroe Hopmono
Tir, % Sabre alt, bon gtr. 1925,
2omont 9Ioemic. I'M uorooIiIi6en
Giitrift Dem GoIi5eirihter GomfinS
porecfiibrt. @r er51bIte Dem GPuei.
itrat, ooB or als Gin NliteIieo ocs A.
9tceirnents nod Der meritoniiden
@ren5e 9eididt muroe mo ieine SSrou
i'm nibt benohridtiet babe, oaB ems
ieiner bei0en aiuoer IN oicicr 3cit
gcltorbcn mar. 9lud ocrpcigcrt tie
ieoe 9lusflnit iiber ocu 9earobniB-
ort Oes ainoes, oen CT crit ieI6It aus.
5ufinoen bottc, nadOem er 3uriidge.
fommen mar. @r murOc init Der
Grmabniing ertIoiien fir Ieiit Gino
5u iorgeh iucldeS er germ neriprob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14

Gut eta6Iirtcs epiritucien Gjefmdft; i'm
WlitteIpunit Der Siaot; @erf1uiSgruno, 1rnnfs
beit frands z. WiUoncB, 261 6alOert SIog.
(Qlr89-apr9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14

Gier. W3o. unO go, Duecno.
25c.; @oItern Store, W8o. uno ga,
25c.; lueitIid)c (Obio), 25c., gS. .@o.,
24c.; gloro Gorolino, 23c. Gntucicr,
35c.
@utter. Scporotor, Nfuno,
39-42c; Erints, " Ghmo, 30
42c.; Erints, 1 Efino, 99-42c.;
9Iods, 2 Efun6, 39-42c.; Doirp
Srints, MO. @o. Ga., 81 29c. !;
5torepodc6, % 26c.; 9tons, N1o.
iuo ASoy 26 27c.; Roas, gs.. ..Go.,
90 27c.
@efIiieel. Siibner, iituee,
$funo, 2i-25c. oltc Sii6ner. 24c. !;
cite Sdbnc lno Stoqs, IL -t3c. !;
Gntcn iiinec, rs 22r.; fIetne, is
lie; Eouben olte uno iuuae
@oorc, 25c.; Guinea @efIiigel, jun.
gcS ~ 9funo, % 35c.; fleine.
res. 25c.
@obneu un0 Grbfen.
Sbinnep Grbien @uihcl. $3.50
2.60; Seem Gro Grbicn, @uidlcI,
$2.60-2.65; @lod ooer Com Gr6.
len, @uibel, $3.50 2.6O; Gountrp
IweiBc 9obuelt @uIdcl $5.0O-5.5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14

ObIt uno @emiiic. 9lcpfcl,
@..gRo. uno Go., Sob, $2.50-3.5O;
9obncn crime, Slorioa, Gorb, $500
400; 9obucn @otbs, aorb, $500
$50; arout, gf..g., Come, $40
$3.50; Grout. SIo., aiitc. $500
500; Seuerie, 6Io., aiItc, $500
$50; @urfen, Sla.. acrb. $4.0O
800; Sale, 91orfolf, SuB, 1926
-175; aopfioIot. bieiiecr, ailte,
$1.25-1.75; 3opfioIot, slo., aorb,
$3.50 800; 8miebeln, ge..g., 100
@fun0.Sod, $500 900; @feifer,
6Io., Grote, $3.50 400; Spinot,
9torfoIf 6oB, $3.50-4.00; gro.
beereu, 5Io., Quart, 30 -40c. 20.
moten 6Iay 6ancu, $3.25-3.50;
Choice, $2.25-3.0O.
8ortoffeIn.- @ciBe, guIdeI,
@. 0tO. uno &o., $3.50 -2.6O; g..
9. unO I..sS., $3.50 -2.70; GoIt.
ern Sborr, W16., $2.40- $50; iiibe
&urtoffcIt GoItcrn Shore, aelbc.
Sob, $5.00-5.5O; gorf gtiocr, sSoB.
$4.50-5.00; glorO.GoroIino, SAT-,
$4.5o-5.0O PANS, Sob. $500.
Slide, Guiternuno Ger.
robins. N 9orpfen @fo., &c;
6lunoern &hno, g. Sc; Sboo,
Glorion, &pgcu Stiid, so 65c.
9tod, ASfO, 30 30c.; wciBcr 9erdl.
Eiuno, 70 t3c.; meoinnL 56c. +;
geIbcr Eerd, oroBe, 1O-t2c.; flciue
big meoiimL Yfno, DE. N2ode.
relS, 9Sfino. 12-i5c.; Eoilors,
eroBe, Ehtno, 12-15c.; meoi~w. 6
Sc; Secbte, 9Siiuto, t5-lo>.;
9ole, @flino, S-10c.; Gotfild, 9fo.,
Csc; ; 9[uitern, Choice, Sob. $500
$50; Erimcs, Sob. $3.50 2.75;
@uaS, Sab, $1.50-2.25.
Sobof, (MorpIono), 100 gfuno.
~ Outer acpobnIider uno eriiner.
$9-13; gutter, ecpobuIider, $19-
IS; mittclndit., $l4-16; gutter bis
feiner rotber, $1S 90; G5oncv $23
25; Scconos, ecipobnIidcr bis nit.
teImGBieer. $S-14; Secouos, outer
bis fciner, $15-1S; gop Eabof,
fire.clireo, SIS; Upper Gointrp,
air.clirco, $S-16. Mongelbofte uno
lhleat geuiidte 8crpodlng, 1-Sc.
pro &funO nicoriaer,
SGute uno ToIe. @cIoI-
0cnc, &io, 21c.; friide, 19c.; be-
icbdoiatc, i7c.; 0rp Stint, 33 Sac; ;
GoIb, 90 30c.; 5Gof 75c. 1925;
Hammer, 30-6Oc.; guaen, t5-
16c.; 3ieecm Is 25c.; EaIe, 9fo..
9-10c.
&inoDieb. Sungc fcttc Gticre
bon 1000 Bis 1900 @htno @cuicbi,
&fo., S15 &C.; Stiere untcr 1000
&fb. @jepibt, S-SRc.; Sdien,
Efo. 5-7c.; @iiaen 9Sfo., 515
~. groBe lilngc <bc, Efo. 6--Sc
mogGrc, 312 512c Stiibe NIT aolb,
$40-65; moeerc, 9fo., 3-3bc.
9 bmeine. 5crfel. ie nob
@r0Be, Stiid, $1.75-2.50; 5boots,
ic uoh @r6Bc, $3.0O-4.5O.
&dlber. Choice, &fo., i2
1896 quite, Hfo.. 1i-f1Bc.;
idpere, Stiif. SIS %; ruobe. $t4
-t6;fleine mooerc. $S 10.
Hammer unS Sdafc.
Choice fctte Sbaic, @fO.. 5M &C. !;
cute, DE; roiibe, 5tiid, $3.50
$50; oltc gode, @funo. 315 4c..
SerbitSdmmcr Gboice, fctte, 9Sfo.,
13-fdr ntpAiitu t0ffr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
aSrnnaSiiidc gramspOrtnBtdc.

D"NNOr IfifVN N~N'"TTf %*ft"%TNF
Sin 9oilfmann aus 9oroenlir be-
Iu6te einen @eihditSirelmo IN ga.
ris. u@aun babeu Sic ocnn gor-
beolr perIoHcn2" irogte Der sc.
ih0itsireuuo.
ngor iebs @odeu"
ug8os Dor iebs @odcn2~
nSo. Sd bottc gluitrd9e IN Eo-
mencoufeftion fir norpeeiicbe inns
rniiiibc Sirnlen mahte cine 6obrt
nm 9ioroenelnno fu6r noh g[rdan-
eelsf, bemlbte sen 2onoweg iibcr
Gbriitianio, fam ourh oie 9Ioroiee
unD Iongte aeitern IN SABRE an.
nSo iol Cont moIIte iH ou1 ia
gen penn Gle Oireft bon gor.
oeour nad @oris gerio6reu w1ren
Damn fonnteu sic oob nod oar
niht bier ieiul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
$50 9lfcr, GarruII.Go.,


Oh SarIurb.asoab- -12K g(dcr, 9IricIiiders
Nrunneft, prnniboue Banlieucn ". y. Sbailfs
lin, Suiuiun, Mib. (Wlr59-t4lt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
gImftiOns. .@crtGmfe.
@obert 9iaas, glnwalt.
1876 80 Can BUILDING.

@crlualtcrc.8crlnMI
bcS
ipertbDbilen 9aben nnb NobnbanS
YadtcigentBnmS
9irn. 3t5J, 32Oi, 3203-3205, 8207-9200,
coerdslncnue,
an Crt uHb Stene
nm WlOutng, ben 49, Widr5 1917,
nm 4 llbr 0nmmittngS.
@rlnoiiiid bat cine SroHi nou 100 SuB, nit
einer. Itcie bon $50 6iiB bis 5ur Stdiioros
GnuBe
@rino3ins $2f2.50
Nebnut nit / 5mciiodipen 5ieaelfteineruen
@09nbaus, 1 6peit6diaem 6adipcrf.2aoen,
einit1diaen b6l6ernen eubnbduiern uno 2
5peiitodigen Tadliuert-2doeH iino Mubnbdniern.
Nepolti $3.50.
Dian febe Hailb Rccor6" fir poue Bcfrbreis
buna uno @eoingiIngen Elm.
Oiobcrt Blg9s,
BerlDdlter.
@nttliun & Cinbnu,
(W'nr6l11A19) Nuitiondtorcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
S5ciratlvs sqSsiccnsen.

&obcrt y. SOLDER, %, bon @otonS.
bile, Mo., ino Ecarl u. g9ooo, %.
@orI 8. Miaer, "a uno g9reotba
~. Monroe, 27 (eei6ieocn), @eioc
bon Sorrisbitro, Eo.
Sorrilon q. Gontin 81 bon Ybi.
looelp0ia, Ea., iIno Bertha s. gqer.
ton "a (geibicOcii).
soot5ep $. Eurner, 81, uno aa.
tborine .. Wlimoee, 27.
Ecrcp ". @cIt 27, umo @2iriaru
Sfidel, 2i, 9ciOe BON SoluiIton
'Squore, q. 5.
Yet Werrenfun0en ttftn A,nefgd,w,,oe,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
8m Serfamfen.


gimo 2s5 Nder YARN,
20 Wleilen bon Der Siaot, 6pci @ruppeti Sdus
Ier merSe IN eoer 3 5armeu auitDclen
$50 pro Ader. Seicpte Ncoingnngen.
W}- q gnbinB a 60,
Wr. 2O6 Nuro'GnlpertsS StraRc, Saltimorci Wlo.
(Wr39-16)
Scrfani bon &uritnOt gnnitcllen
nnO 6cimItdtten uOer SGnIern,
bic nodl Sbrrm @unidbc nrbnut mcrbrn.
0cnts 6nbrnelb.
Hleortge Vnltimures0cnntg' Steuern.
1as Gigentbnm aren5t OIL bic at1Ietiidlrn
Gplclpldte Der 6rtenbcs sSdulc,
5Wtiden 6prcit Fnrf nro @cit SurcIt Bari,
iM Snltimprc.0nnntO
GCmeutlrtc 1nRiueae GInS nnb clefirIdcs 2idt,
Nnilcr, Nb5nneinnnl nrb allc muberHcu
tdotiden Wcaucmldliciten.
3 Nlods peltic1 bon Der @urrifons9lbcnue uiio
Der StroBenhabns2inie am g0elio Some"
21A 9lods iilolib bon oer eibertO 0eiQbtssglbe
uno Der ncnen StrdBcnba0nsginie
am iSOret Ratb.
Die neue Gtrnbenbabnsginie Iduft oireft 8um
aSruib Stll Rdri" uun uadD Der liHteren Gtnot
luoourb oiel Seit bis 5nm Centrum oer Staot
gcIpari pirn.
@arien uro Ieicbte @eoinqunpen.
Jhdlaro ". Suuf, Mgcut, IA En.9cfinatnn.Str
llnicr glnionIobil itcbt 81 S6ren Neniten
(U'dr5t 11NtI&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14

y UITI 4. I'M TNIllDr % I0nnCll.
(Sn 100 8fo. 5ddcn.) @ro Come:
Spring @bcot gron $4S.00-4 1850;
sSeItcrn @1iooling, $dS.00-4S.5
ScuunO Strob 8ufubr Seil
65 Sonnct Strob II Tonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
gSrien.gcridlt.

Gos Orobenoe @eipcnlt 0cs oneefiin-
Oietcn @iieubobner- -Strifes brod.
te Den eeltrieen gtelp-yorfer
Wlorft foit gum Stillitonoc. II
glotirungen gingen ltorf SuriId
uno fonnten lid in Der ShluB-
ItunOe nur penie erbolcn.
Nteip gorf t3. @Ir8. II 9ie
Gontroperle opiihen oen 6iibrern
ser @iienbobn 8riioeridboften uno
ocn @ilcnbobnlcitern bradte oos
Stcieen scr Nreiie, oos in oen lcstcn
Sogcn einieste, 0u cinem pIobIiben
Solt Die berihtete SoItung Der gIr.
better .lluionen mar iiberroifcnoer
Ourb oie Ebotiodc, Bob Die 6unon5-
eemciniboft 5u Dem @louben Derlei-
tet muroe, ooB Gin tenlporGres gr.
bcitscinOcrltdnouib 5lpii6en ben ii6
eeeeniiberltebenoes Sntcrellcn eri.
Itirt.
Giienbobnottien oiligcn bon ! bis
3 @iuifte inter Dem mGBigen Ange.
bot om 8ormittoe 5uriid itnO muB-
ten onoere oftipe 9lftien oeitpeiIe
Ooiielbc S1ifioI er0ulocn. Inter
oieicn bcfanbcn iid Die fiibrenocn
Snoultrie. 9lftien, Sbiffubrt MetoIIc
ltno Die gepobnIiCben Spe5inlitdten.
gllS lp1tcr Die @eihGfte ouf ein
Ntinimm 5uiommenidmol8en erboI.
ten iicD bic Trciie lungionL ober nicbt
poIlltdnoig. @s muroen MIR einigs
bemerfcnsnertbe @eminne gcnodt,
Die augcnl1einlicb ouf fltr5e Def-
filngStermine 6iiriid5ufiibren iino.
g8ic geip6bnlib liefcrte llnitcD
States Stobl oos er0Bte @cldoft oes
Cages uno i6loB nit eincn fleinen
@cminn; ooIiclbc lit bon aupfer,
Shiffabrt, Central 2eocr unO eini.
gen onoeren Griees- uno SoIb.
ariees Spc6iolitGtcn 5u ioecn.
SSn ocr @iienbobn,@ Grippe mar
Heo0ing 0ie ein6iee oftibe 9lus9obe;
GcrfcbrSoftien poren nibt 70 berbor.
ltccbeno mie getpobnlih. Ser llnios
bctrug etpn $4,000 glntbeiIe.
Ser Gffeften.Utorft mar GtBerit
trGee, iln0 gineen &emitten oiif Sta
lien ipeiter 5lriid. Nus outoritotioen
&rciIcn fonnte nihts iiber cine neuc
fron5oiiiAc 9tnleibc in Grfobrlng &c.
brddt pcroen pelbe fiir5lidD onge-
fiin0igt nuroe.
Sntcrnatioralc Bombs bepceten iitb
in icbr cngen @ren5cn inter leibtcn
9lngebotcn uno por Die Mebr3obl Der
einbeinliihen gluSgoben llnbeltimnlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
G a 8 + O RIA
gaItimOrer NlurFtbcridJt.

9icnitoe, 13. Dldr8 1917.
90 CD {. 3ufubr t0,755 Safer,
einiHIieBlih 9243 6Giier 6u Gonton.
Gin 0lo+ir,,,,,c,, ,,,o,,o,, t,,;n ifoI,4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14

Stonooro mcibcr. 7415-75
Ntr. 3 meiBer, ..... "a 74M
&oggeu 3ufubr 1852 gu-
Ibcl; Gerion0t bon Oen GIepotorcn
91,96d @uihel; GIecotoren.Gorrotb
27S,76 9uldel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14

&cllp, 5iiOieite Der 9tortb-glpc., nabe
9luu-StroBc, IS bci 80.
AGap y. 6. StureiIl imO @otte an
Glorio ~ oonou, SiiOicite Der
gIorib-9Ioenue, nobe 9lm-5troBe, is
bel so.
@m. s. Iua an sic columbia
9. N.", gIr. 1922, Snocpcnoeucc-
StroBc. 0runo5ius $40.
gllfreO Z. Glorf mo Satin an
SAUL Bono lRules, Siiopeit.@dc ocr
Euool-9loemie mo 9laenoaIe.Rooo.
@m. s. 9iueber, jun, imo @ottiit
al Sobn 6. Meolor uno Satin,
Siiooltieite ser @lepcIono., no6e Ser
'GrobsStraBe, t2 BEL 74.6, @ritno.
sims $36.
". GOluin @biqipS II. S(. an Morp
6. Samicion @eitieitc Der Collins
Slocnie, nobe 5reoerid 9loao, 3 bel
1l9, grlmo5ins 500.
Sanuel s. MoDer mo Satin an
grneit 3. @roifcn gtoroicite Der sic.
ment-, nobe 9ipcrs5trnBe, t2 bel 65,
@runo5inS $40.
Catherine @irtb an So5cl @.
Aine II. a., 9ioromciiieitc DER Bp.
man, nobc Slmtingoon.Slucnuc, IA
bel 10, @'riIno5ins $45.
p9cober 9. & g. ~ all 9. S.
Stcport uno Satin, ggcitIcitc ser
Gnrlep-StroBe uobe @oItern-9eonnc,
II bel 65, @rimo5inS $42.
@eraro 8. 0onooon an SEQ ".
SogQs ino @ottin Siioiete Scr geI.
eion'glpcmc, nobc @ilion.StroBe,
IA bel 100, @ruuo5ins $l5.
&orrp 6. Eorfburit Eruitee, an
Sloron guolom ii. 9l., 9loroIeitc ser
Erott-, nabc GoIboun.StroBc, t2 6ei
So, @rilno5ins $42.
t4etcr NCGenneD lmo Satin an
S0o W. Goulf. gtr. 700, Siio.@lo.
ncr.5troBe, @runo5ins $3S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
SerIunst- Nlanner nnO anabeu.


r, Sin 6ol5arbeiicr iiir fhiuere Nanenarbeit.
Sa15ntragen i'm Siull an Der Srunt. ruo 2uiu'
strnhe. (Nidr8i4- -iG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14

Abunncnter, bic ben .Scntifcn GOrrcs
ponncntcn" ntdlt piinttlidl Dcer unrcaeIs
HaRia rrbulten, iinb gcbetcn, Der Office
csaren per EcIcpbUn Uocr ldjriftliM Miits
'petlun0 81 uI0dlCn,
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17
REFORM SCHOOL SENTENCE

Harold Harris, who was arrested
for stealing w. w. Wright's auto,
was given trial in county court last
Friday and sentenced to the Indus
trial school at Golden. We under
stand the sentence will hold the col
he is p years of age, unless he is
released before that time on good
behavior. On account of the sheriff
has not yet been taken to Golden to
commence his term.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

We hired one of the Faus transfer
trucks to take a load of furniture
over near Hooper on Thursday.
Several food products have taken
a downward tendency in the way of
price on the wholesale market this
week, on account of the food govern
mental regulation.
one of the store force went ont on
the wareroom roof where If had heen
newly painted and let his feet slip
out from under him with the result
that he landed in the fresh paint
His clothes looked like he had tried
to paint the town red.
The Queensware department un-
packed a new lot of dishes that ar
rived this week. You will find sew
eral new and pretty designs here, and
they are carried in open stock so yo,F
can buy as few or as many pieces as
you may wish.
Mr.. Fornwald is improving verv
nicely and getting along even better
than would be expected.
kirschbaum suits AMI overcoats
for men have been selling very read
lily this past week We have an ex-
c,llent stock for you to make your
selections from.
Freight shipments are very much
delayed in arriving these days. We
can give you the advantage of keep
ing a large stock of merchandise on
hand and buying against future
needs with the result that you will
be able to find what you want here
without having to wait.
Read our advertisement on the
last page.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

L, is only when the transaction is
nnloted that any actual results
ve been accomplished. 1t may be
Btifying to you to know that you
most accomplished something, but
hess you are able to close the deal,
NJ have not done Us much as you
kould. or anything that has brought
hgible results.
aThe dry good room has been COW
IN up with work this week. We
I've had a number of house furnish
u Jobs to take care of and have
ser short of help, as Mr. South
nrth las had to be ut Del Norte
IN of the time on jury duty and A.
Baird has been in the clothing
Iaom on account OF Mr.. Forwald be-
4 cut.
1--WE received an order this week
ION Heber, Utah, from party for
I'M Stetson hats to be sent to him
4 parcels post We send quite a
Irge amount of merchandise out by
Srcels post, but do not have so
INV orders that travel this far.
1--WE have a car of winter apples
aided and ready to move as soon as
In be sure that these can be trans
Ned at Durango onto the narrow
buge road.
Mrs. Youngbride: "I want to get
Mat for my husband. It's to be a
krprise for him."
EClerk What size madam"
EMrs. Youngbride: Really, l for
u to find out But he wears a fif-
Zen collar, so l suppose he'd want
&enty or twenty-five in hat,
puldn't he?"
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17
Wants..

For Sac Cheap for cash or will
make easy payments on secured pa
per-one comfortable home consist
ing of room house modern except
furnace, good cellar free from water
barn, corral and coal houses, lot
6Ox150 also building site, one lot
6Oxl50, large barn, corral, coal
houses, and artesian we'll, cement
walks. Both one block from depot.
d B. CLARK.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

Europe n o defense:
lnourhed not maintain
children bread the soldiers lose heart
1 me bread line battle line breaks"
OF or food
values and equVa
1 is being compared.
You pledge You will be told what to 40
ohdlon bread many
bushels wheat muffin at breakfast instead OF piece OF
of and
l likewise told
Test ito make the world sate
oracy democracy world that
PERISH
Fue VIII be battle line and the bread line
DEGREES
sends
Efficient democracy
POI effective
70 fail the first line
To be OF America
Food Will
T. hoht waste it. That's share in the food problem
| fiedse
~ THE FOOD ADMINISTRATOR:
am glad
hereby Administration
myself advice the Food Admins
WI III my home, insofar circumstances permit
Name
Direct .
Pity w s.
are no fees dues be paid The Food Administration wishes to
members all handling food the
entitled Membership Window Card which will be delivered
t'p' OF the signed pledge
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

Ours will be the CHRISTMAS
STORE this year. Look out for
SPECIAL SALES. The New Weiss
Chapman Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

All of the Columbine club mem
bers are anticipating a good time at
the dance to be given tonight.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

About six couple from Monte Wis
to enjoyed the Elk dance in Alamosa
Thursday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17
Fassett's Store News.
BY FAssETTs DEPARTMENT STORE

fou are not entitled to credit almost
make. They do not any m oney in the cash drawer"
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

Strictly Modern Bungalow, hot
water heat, garage, 2 lots, Monte Wis
to, would cost to build $3.50, will
sell for $2750. Terms. Address
Journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

FOR SAI4E-320 acres, with water
right; east of Mosca; $500 per acre.
John hewitt
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

WANTED-Plain sewing to do.
Children's clothes a speciality.
MRS. FLOYD SADLER.
Corner 3rd Ave. and Madison st
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17
t00VER WANTS 200 900
COLORADO FAMILIES
TO SAVE FOOD

I'VE have to find in the United
States, an amount of food stuff for ex-
port during the next year. two or
three times more than we ever
dreamed Of exporting from this coun-
try, and we must find it in such a
manner as not to iHure our current
supply"
at appears to us that no right mind
ed man in this community wants ex-
ira profit from the war. If he does he
should be branded with the brand OF
Judas for selling the blood of our sons
for profit
Eat plenty wisely - without
waste"
The individual program, this or its
equivalent:
"One wheatless meal daily,
Two meatless meals daily,
And cut down third Of an ounce
of butter day."
This is a campaign for Food Econ
omy-to carry on the war and to
serve humanity"
"To save food-not pennies.
To use food-not to go without.
To set free what Europe wants by
using what Europe can't"
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

For Sale on Easy Terms-Modern
house. Enquire at Wallace State
Bank.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

For Sale-A span of A No. /
mules. Inquire of w. A. Magill.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

Hair Switches made a. Mrs. Heck
er's Millinery Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

we hired one of the Faus transfer
trucks to take a load of furniture
over near Hooper on Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17
STOCK RANCH

Fine Groom House For Sale
Well painted, papered. electric lights,
artesian well piped into house, sewer
connection, good location. A bargain.
See G.. G. KERR G. co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-17

Wanted to Rent a Farm-8O to
120 acres, 80 acres pea ground for
potatoes, must have comfortable
house, barn and outside sheds, plenty
of water for domestic use and irriga-
ton, farm must be well fenced, cash
or crop rent. Inquire at Journal
Office.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-04-30
LEE MEDICS
MEET THURSDAY
Seml-AnnuaI Gathering Of Society
VIII Be Held Here at
Two O'clock in
Afternoon.

The semi-annual meeting Of the
Lee County Medical society will be
held Thursday. May 3, in this city.
The committee on arrangements is
composed Of Drs. B. L. Gilfillan, c.
A. Dimond and w. w. Holmes. DR..
II. A. Gray is president. DR.. R. S.
Reimers of Fort Madison, vice presi-
dent, and Dr. V. T. Diering of Fort
Madison, secretary-treasurer.
The meeting which will commence
at 2 o'clock will have the following
program:
Toxaemia of Pregnancy-Dr. Will
liam Rankin, Keokuk.
Acute Inflammation Of the Nasal
Accessory Sinuses-Dr. R. S. REIN
ers, Fort Madison.
Treatment of Fractures of the
Long Bones--Dr. F. B. Dorsey, Jr.,
Keokuk
Ductless Glands-Dr. ], M. Casey,
Fort Madison.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-04-30
Daily Stock Letter.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
NEW YORK, April 30.-The New
York Evening Sun financial review to-
day said:
Wall street lapsed into silent reverie
today. The volume Of trading was al
most negligible, less than two hun
dred thousand shares changing hands
in the first three hours. Prices NOV
ed narrowly on both aides of the pre-
vious closing levels, but the undertone
was firm. Idle swaying of the general
list caused but little net change, al
though there were some strong and a
few weak spots.
Gains of one to two points were
made by American Smelling and Re-
tining and Mexican Petroleum on re-
peated change of sentiment in Mexico.
The steel and copper groups moved
listlessly backward and forward and
she shipping shares also. Q. s. Indus
trial Alcohol and the Motor Issues
gathered strength as the market clos
ed. Traction stocks were uder some
pressure.
Rails were neglected.