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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR sALE-siX ROOM BUNGAI OW on /
To 10 scSes; hath and seuerage: b. utiful ruuI-
try, truck Or fruit farm: near Cohu IA Station,
Virginia: Is Minutes dive On fine y ads 10 city
Bargain 10 quick purchaser; mall C. h Iayment:
easy terms. Phone Rosslyn IL c. ). c.
BYARs, Arlington, Va
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGESTs-TKEE CATALOGUES AND SAM
pSes. new Christmas goods; national. military.
horAl medallons. mirrors, fobs and jeweIrJ
mahe p 10 rs daily. No eIperience Worlds
neats~t speeialtiss. CRUVER CO., Jsctson
and CampGEll, Chicaro, III,
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Financial News and Market Quotations
NEW YORK MONEY.

Nss Yors. Nor. a.-Monsy On call this week
rulsd between ~ and ~ psr cont.
Tine money vas IN fair demand, bat DE sup.
ply Was limited. Rate. Stas PER cont
Mefcantiis PAPER vas dull this week with
choios snsis namss from sA 70 n pr csnt.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

SSE York. Nov. 7l.-IrsEularity Of price move
neuts characterized The curb to-day For the
first time in the week Industrial shares lacked
sctiyity. lndcpendsnt oil stocks were fairly
sissdy. but quiet. Mining shares held about
Ready.
Furnished b ". q. Hits 4 Co.
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Just Let Il Pain.

Mistress-If that nail in your boot
gives you such pain, Louisa, why
don't YOU take a hammer ana knock
II DOWN."
Louisa--No, thank you, mum. When
! think what the soldiers are sufferin'
N the trenches, I don't see why I
shevidn't 90 my bit.-phiiAdeiphia
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WAETED--SALESMEN.

FORD oWNER-WHY BREIK YOUR ARM
for s.? The Nn-Kick Device automatically
disennFo efutch friessng cTsnf- shaft. Sales
men and dealers wanted everywhere. g starts
yot in business: exclusive territory. NoN-KICK
SALES CO., Kansas City Nc.
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FOR RENT-SURUR3AN.

1874 OLIVE sT.-sEvEN-Ro0N HOUSE,
With water and sPweT connection; -snt. tls per
nonth. Phone to or Can on W. r. .HAw. i5p
KenilscFth ave-, Keuilwurth, u. c.
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washiastoa Stock Exchange.
Furnished b, W. D. Hisn : O.

SALES.
wAshinston RAILWAY Electric n. ti,op a
70. nyoo at 70. Nyoo az y, q 90 at Is. N,0co
At =. 5000 at 70. N.ooo at "a. 1900 at "a
After call:
Merssuthaler, 10 at 1ssN, at 1854.
Warrington annnn, n.llvs, , 4 Elsssss = a.@ st u
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Pany at 425-i29 Eleventh street,
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FOR RENT-ROOhIS.
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
i5z nth ST. NW.-CONfORTAB q sTEIG.
Treasury.
SO sTH ST. NW.-NEATLY Fi 'RNIsHED,
wellhcated bach parlOE; SD Per seh; gentle
men Gnlr
NEAR GOVERNMENT OFFICES lND CARb
Costly furnished roons, adjoinin. bath: elec-
tricity. continuous hot water; rent SIS to- SO
per month. Apply aftsrnnon. IlIs y n. ave-,
Apartment 2 Phone West a5W.
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REAL ESTATE.
CABIN IOHN PARK
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

We CAN SELL YOCR REAL ,. TATE OR
business any kind snyvbere. Fo- uuicf ale
addrrs NORTHWESTERN BUSIN SIS
Minneapolis MINI
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PERSONALS.

LEGAL INFORMATION BY MAIL: DoNIS.
tic, b1sincss. or Gny slhje-t Strictly eouh-
dental. Write LEGAL INFORMATION 90,
Box 81 Durham, n. C.
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TABLE BOARD.

TORONTO CAFE. Near Dupont
Circle and cars. arh and p sts NV manage
Insht; excellent meals; quick serric' Dinnc-s.
Tc. =
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WRITE FOR INFORMATION.
II yC1 desire o rsogrHm o. the coure1tsca ~
the Ant slooa League Of Ansric1, Washing
Ton. DecVutsr los. write 10 nR. 3 J.
MOORE. 30 Bis BliG. Information win he
W N n A Oorplsts cours-s In Shrthand
- uis - -. (S.S8 MOI, BoCkkeapinf QNiuD
Drafting $500. PpputorJ C5.s). 6ccouutsncy
20. p. 4. and r. o. 8. CouSs). Day and
Ereninr. Bulletins treC. 17& @ q. ~.
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Name Your Delegates

Every church UuHEegstiJn. younr Tsopleg
soriVly,' uGnEs md tempsrsRcs crEauihtisn N
this city Is entitled IN snd . dslsFAts 10 the
convention q tLe Anti Saloon Deaslls q Ansf-
ica, at Washington. nIusmbsr lol1 C1ooe
yOur delegate now.
MUCH THAT SEEMED IMToRTANT WAS
neglected. all 10 your oNn money loS. TIE
Nalrahle mems N-Un sats. oTercaats. pansa,
etc. should he sold to Us We knoS how sne
can ray the square cssh sly-iniit ~ value.
Tell IA when TO oiL JCsTH's OLD STAND.
bls n.
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FOR RENT-APARTMENrs

First aid to the apartm ent seek
er will be from the small ad COL
umns of The Washington Herald.
Watch the announcement of dis
play advertisers also.
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE.

FREE SAMPLE CASE OFFER. SELL
naonsy- saving foed, household products. Fam
sis to ts5 xeekls. Enormous profits; repeat or
ders; steady worn. Established 1855 CRoFTS
q REED. Dept. s. Chicaeo.
HELP MEET HUGE DEMAND FOR KNIT
ted goods. industrious persons proTided with
profitable steady home employment. No expe.
Renee or ycantassns. Good rates OF pey.
WHEELER, Inc. sz Ma1ison, Chicago.
WANTED EXPERIENCED CASH
ier; good pay. GLOBE RES
TAURANT CO.. 4 G st. NV.
WAIT
re..es; good pay. GLOBE RES
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WANTED-AGENrs.

WANTED-AGENTS.
dENTs-"PERsHiNa IN fRANCE-RgR.
lin or Bust" Jast Of pres; hew stitFibr
patriotic picture with punch: everybody buys
sample free. PEOPLES MFG. CO., Station
u, Chicago.
soLCIToRs-WILb % whHkLY SATISFY
your Seeing physicians aid mefehsnis No
selling, delivering. or demonstfatinf. Address
FIELD MANAGER. ~ Wells Bldg. quincy.
iii.
FREE sAMPLE CASE OFFER. SELL
tnonsy saving food household pruincts. Fam
S8 TO DO weekly. Enormous pschts; repeat or.
dsrs: steady wufk. Estsblished lese. CR0F-fS
& REED, Dept. r, Chicago.
AGENTS = DISTRIBUTE EXMFEES AND
eel ,hoasehold cleaning prepafttioas sefs-zo
laundry Tabets, DRY Cleaner. Hast Remover.
Sales guaranteed, Postal hFinks prsof. Law.
RENEE CHEMICAL CO., Marietta. Ohio.
AGENTsAMARE BIG MONEY TAKfNG
subscriptions for all masahnss Nov % the
harvest season. inside rates. retAti catalogues.
Full information "a REQUEST 20 HANsoN.BEN.
NETT, 5aekson Blvd, thieaee. III.
I'VE 4 NEW LINE OF soAP. ExfKxcrs.
toilet scods, peffdnsA ete., fx Aeents; 10 pst
csnt pee6I binpis INA writ1 sulcs. kAokD.
sfAN 90. pUG q b teuiA Ma exc.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
WANTED TO BUY.

R00ES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, SIN.
gle hooks to entire lhrs ies. ha:n
2sa. PEARLNAE's BOOK sHuP. ri 9
st. nv.
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FOR SALE-GARAGES.

dEf 4 0IEzgE THAT Will 5Un1ET
any sas.es p ths market N apPeats M. aufa-
alits, snd Vies v. r Il. BfEN, M 9 -
.. .- q
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fill in this coupon and mail It to The Wash
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ton. D. c. We will forward to our advertisers
list: of those applying for Rooms Apartments
or Houses.
To The Washington Herald Q-stns Dept):
want rooms. .... room apartment. .. room house
(Cive approximate location desiredD
For which am willing to pay ST.. to $
Neme
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WE BUI AND SELL FURNI GRE.
Wal 10 ell we ask. sHERMAN's, TE3 ftb 81
nU.-lel5 n. Y. ave. nv. Phone n. Js9e. II
WILL CALL IN MT UNLETTEBI d AUro-
mobile, city or suburban, and psy % hishest
prices for ladies, sentlemens, chTdrens dis
carlsd elothins. Of ali description Addresa
postal or phone. will call 6. RICE. Ixs Tth
ct. M. N. If5A
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FOUND.
EDUCATIONAL.

FoUND-GoLD CUFF BUTTON wrTH IN.
tisLs I. .. D" Ansay Nas,lnftrS Hlald
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CLERKS, AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS,
freisht handlers: also boys over 10 years old.
Apply TIMEKEEPER. Adams EEpfess Co., ID
and 1 Sta ne. nos
Belding banner., 1917-02-28
The Frenchman's Lesson
(From Factory Notes.

NTioHn Il TdCJoIy ANoIcS)
Frenchman-Ha! my friend! l
have met one very strange name in
my lesson. Vat you call h-o-u-g-h,
eh?
Tutor-"Huff."
Frenchman-Tre bien, "huff," and
snuff you spell s-n-o-u-g-h?
Tutor-Oh no, no! "snuff" is SPELL
ed snuff. In fact, words in "ough"
are a little irregular.
Frenchman--Ah, very good!-'tis
beautiful language! H-o-u-g-h is
Huff" | will remember, and of
course, Cough is "cuff," / have a
very bad "cuff ,"-eh?
Tutor-No, that is wrong. We say
"kauff."
Frenchman-Not duff" All, oui,
i understand,-it is "dauff, ,"-eh?
NO, dough spells "doe."
Frenchman-"Doe!" It's very fine!
Wonderful language! 1t is "doe!"
and tough is "toe," certainement.
My beefsteak is very "toe."
Tutor-Oh! no, no! You should
say "tuff."
Frenchman-"Tuff!" And the thing
the farmer uses,-how do you call
him, p-l-o-u-g-h,-"puff," is it? Hal
you smile, | see that / am wrong, it
must be "paff." No? then it is
"ploe," like "doe?" 1t is a beautiful
language, very fine, "ploe."
Tutor-You are still wrong, my
friend, it is "plow."
Frenchman!"P !"Plow!" Wonderful
languagel / shall understand ver'
soon. "Plow," "doe,7 'Skauff, and
one more,r-o-u-g-h,-what you call
General Taylor,-"Ro and Ready?"
Tutor-R-o-u-g-h spells ruff"
Frenchman-"Ruff,y ha? Let me
forget, rough is ruff" and
b-o-u-g-h is bluff" ha?
Tutor-Nol show"
Frenchman-Ah! 'tis ver' simple
Wonderful language! But / have had
vat you call enough? Vat you
call him? Hal Hal Ha!
Belding banner., 1917-02-28
HE BELDlNG BANNER
Fun with the Law

An old whitewasher stood before
the court as witness. The lawyer
fer the defendant tried to confuse
him.
"You are Frederick Muller?"
"Yes."
"And you are the Frederick Muller
who was sentenced under mitigating
circumstances for robbery?"
mo, / am not that Muller"
"You are perhaps the Muller who
was sentenced to two years impris-
onment for theft?"
No, l not that Muller, either"
Were you ever in prison?"
"Yes, twice."
"How long the first time?"
"A whole afternoon"
"An afternoon? And the second
time? You must make truthful state
ments for you are sworn, If you were
in prison so short time, what did
you do?"
81 only whitewashed cell for a
lawyer who had cheated his clients"
The lawyer did not ask any more
questions on the subject.
Belding banner., 1917-02-28
POULTRY

Continued from Page Seven)
Another cockbird not far away
Listened to what these had to say.
Respectful, silent there he stood,
AS tho he were Samaritan good.
His single comb, his yellow shanks,
The even bars in serried ranks,
Plainly told me that he came
From somewhere south Of rocky
Maine,
Where the "Mayfower,., Pilgrim
bark,
Landed at the forest dark.
That he was of sturdy stock,
You may know, Plymouth Rock.
His name? Let me think a while,
Oh, yes, his name was "Myles."
If memory yet correctly serves,
I'll give the speech of these bold
birds,
In words Of spite and insolence
They equaled mans intelligence.
Their words brought up to my mind
The arguments of all mankind,
When they strive by words Of might,
Each thinking only he is right,
To convince their hearers, old and
young,
That they sure are in the wrong.
Twas the old questionfi decidedly,
Belding banner., 1917-02-28
Preparedness



How Is Ii BY Your House?
AS an annual affair, vacation we
choose,
To quiet our nerves. and dispel the
blues.
And this is no exception to what q
man gets
When all ready to go, then come the
regrets.
Friend wife will suggest that, being
off for week,
You wash up the windows and make
them look sleek,
Paint all the porches, and windows
and doors,
Down on your knees to rub and var
nish the floors.
Then treat the front lawn to a shave
and massage,
And clean up the mess in the wheel
barrow garage.
Take down the curtains and beat all
the rugs,
Till your all tired out and very near
"bugs."
Out come the quilts and blankets, to
air on the line,
And you have just heard that the
fishing is fine.
But the rugs must go back, a con-
siderable chore,
No matter how hard you may plead,
beg and roar.
Odds bodkins, say l, gad zooks and
also forsooth,
JTrnapt hucipaSS will COLL mo
fear, to Duluth
Next year, when a vacation to me is
allotted,
(Provided) that wifey don't have
that time Spotted"
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Each as value, each has worth,
1t matters not about your birth.
Praise for them to whom 'tis due,
Honor him who wins the blue!
Each should do his owners will,
Each has mission to fulfill"
At these words / was aroused,
Wondering which one TO espouse,
looked about me with alright,
Doubtful if had heard Alright.
The "King" his glossy plumage
preened.
Myles, at peace to me it seemed.
Head under wing was little Dick,
One eye peeped from his plumage
thick.
But, / had best my secret keep.
For in truth / had been asleep.
Fill them up on the hard grains at
night 20 they will have fuel to kecp
the body furnace going in good shape
all night
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Rich and poor to them give thanks,
Dollars they send to many banks.
They feed the hungry, they nourish
the sick,
Take this from me, you Little Dick!"
OF what use is your velvet sheen,
OF what use your naughty mien?
If you were now within my reach,
Manners improved to you I'd teach.
I'd scratch your face, I'd tear your
comb,
I'd spoil your looks and drive you
home.
You, your owner would never know,
I'd kick you out into the snow!
The value of your mates is nil,
My mates now the basket fill!
We work for humanity,
Our reward is--Utilityi
What you don't know would fill book,
You're worthless, clustering crook,
What care / for your language
rough?
You're a cheap snob, great big
bluff"
"Myles, the Peacemaker."
"Here, here! you naughty boys!
Stop this quarrel, stop this noise.
Shame on you, shame on both,
Thus to doubt each others worth.
For all of this you have no cause.
Listen now, bid you pause!
Two lines of breeding you represent,
Each with success should be content.
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OF Fancier's art or utility.
"King Solomon to Dick"

"Why should you before me stand,
Sure you ought to be ashamed
In my class to here be.named!
Who are you, and what your race?
I'll tell you now, and to your face,
My fame is known from zone to zone,
From Earth's foundation to its dome!
I'll say once more, no idle boast
| win the blue from coast to coast,
From Manitoba to the Gulf,
Then back again, /, myself!
Above your steel-barred doors
The motto is, We win at Storrs.'
And where is Storrs? Now answer
that,
Is it even now upon the map?
hear it's where with regularity,
They count the eggs-Utility!
Product of no fancier's art,
In what show should you take a part :?
What good in you was ever found?
Why cumber you the common ground
Your race, your daughter, son,
In on show have ever wont
Why, ninety-six score all my mates!
/, myself, score ninety-eight!
How manage you to do the trick,
You, little, lowly, homely Dick?"
"Dick to King Solomon"
What care for your royal name?
Ribbons to me are not fame!
The fame we crave is eggs to give,
By them now our master lives.
My daughters put them in the store
By the dozen, by the score,
Ny daughtrs, too, are of royal birth,
Perchance their looks belle their
worth.
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Fancy or Utility Poultry

All persons interested in poultry
will like the special article in tht poul-
try department of the Banner this
week on the topic, "The Three Cock
Birds or Fancy and Utility" The
matter is treated in unique way that
will hold the attention Of the reader
from start to finish. There is some
thing good in the poultry department
each week. Get the habit of reading
it.
Belding banner., 1917-02-28
ABOUT TRICoRNS.

1t is predicted that the tricorn, the
four cornered hat, as well as the BIZ
corn, will be quite smart for early
hats. Many of the shaped hats will be
made by hand, and this will, of course,
make these hats bit more expensive.
Belding banner., 1917-02-28
In The Churches
METHODIST

Sunday, 1000, class meeting; 1890.
morning service; 11:45, Sunday
school; 300, Junior League; $3.50 Ep-
worth League; evening service at
1880 p. m.
\ Prayer meeting for young women
n pnathsm ssdsY TS0m AND sysng yggng m nen
ahra hursdsy IU ereens at sVss 7so @
prayer meeting followed by Bible
study. w. 4. Doty, Pastor.
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HOLY TRINITY MISSION
(EpiscOpaD

Corner of Congress and Alderman
streets.
Hours of service Sunday:
1000 a. m, morning service.
1900, Sunday school and bible class.
700 p. m, evening service.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
Rev. Robert S. Nash,
Priest-in- Charge.
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THE NEWEST WAISTS.

Sheer silk Grape retains a prominent
place. Crepe de chine, wash satin and
foulard are also used, either alone or
In combination and with touch Of
colored embroidery or beading.
Belding banner., 1917-02-28
FREE METHODIST CHURCH

FREE METHODIST CHURCH
1000 a. m, Sunday school.
11:15 a. m, morning sermon by
Rev. F. A. Puffer.
1900 noon, class meeting.
1880 p. M, Evening service, sermon
by +. A. Puffer.
Tuesday, 1880 p. M, Holiness meet
ing.
Thursday, 7:3O p. m, Prayer SER
vice.
You are cordially invited to attend
all services. j. F. Iulg, Pastor.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

CHURCH OF CHRIST
Regular services on Sunday, 10:30
1900 noon, Bible school; $50 p. m,
senior G. e. 1880 p, m, evangelistic
service.
Midweek prayer meeting and
training class Thursday at 1880 p. m.
You are cordially invited to all SER
vices of the church.
Chas. M. Pease, Pastor.
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n r Your subscription will expire
very soon. All subscriptions
expire the first of some one
month. For example, if by
y - consulting your label you find
the date following your name
is "Feb. II" it means your sub
scription will expire with the last
issue in January, 1917 A black
or blue mark over this paragraph
indicates that you should consult
the yellow address label on your
Banner and send in your renewal
for the coming year.
Your subscription has expired.
Consult the yellow address label
on your Banner-if this paragraph
is marked-for the date of ex-
!, piration. Remittance of S1.50 will
advance your paid date one year
from present showing.
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ST JOSEPH'Ss CATHOLIC

Mass every other Sunday at 8 a. m.
every alternate Sunday at 1890 a. m
Mass every week day at 1880 a. m
Rectory residence. 409 South Bridge
street.
Rev. John M. Zindler, Rector.
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CONGREGATIONAL

Morning service at 10:30. Sunday
school at 11:45. Y. p. S. G. E. at
6:15 Evening service and sermon at
TOO p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
A. j. Blair, Pastor.
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WANTED-Cabinet makers, bench
and machine. hands for large wood
working plant. Good wages. Steady
employment. No labor trouble. The
Hamilton Mfg. Co., Two Rivers,
Wisconsin. 1916
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science society, LOG s.
Pleasant street.
Sunday morning service at 10:45.
Sunday school at 1l:45.
Testimonial meeting every Wednes-
day evening at 7:30.
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BAPTIST CHURCH

Divine worship. 1890 a. M; Bible
school at noon; B. Y. p. Y. $3.50 to
600 p. M; evening service, 700 p.
M; prayer and praise meeting,
meeting, Thursday evening before
first Sunday of the month.
w. A. Bliss, Pastor.
Belding banner., 1917-02-28

FOR SALE OR TRADE-7-room
house and full lot. Chas. White
315 Leonard st. 92-35-tf.
Belding banner., 1917-02-28

LOST-Gold watch Tuesday, January
80 on cream route northeast of
Moseley. Initials d. G. Reward.
Archie Condor, Lowell, Mich.
1851.
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WINTRY ToGS.
A Warm Coat Built Just
Like a Soldier Boys.

A heavy khaki colored worsted is
built into this swagger garment, fin
lshed with a tippet OF the same mate
Belding banner., 1917-02-28

FOR SALE-20 acres of land on
State road, west of Belding, good
location. Tavern Taylor, r. R.
16. 1892
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LATTER DAY SAINTS

Sunday school, 10:30 a. m.
Preaching service, 11:30 a. m.
Religious service, 1880 p. m.
Prayer meeting, 1880 p. m, We'd
nesday evening.
j. d. Aelick, Pastor.
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OFF ron THE BORDER.

rial and big brass buttons. A brown
velvet tricorn goes with the coat most
appropriately, brown velvet edging the
deep fiaring cuffs.
Belding banner., 1917-02-28

Nothing inserted for less than Is

A>oo<sc<>cEscez1<s5 5E.c<IcccckoCc<s0
FOR SALE OR TRADE-7-room
house and full lot. Chas. White,
315 Leonard st. 92-35-tf.
WANTED-Cabinet makers, bench
and machine. hands for large wood
working plant. Good wages. Steady
employment No labor trouble. The
Hamilton Mfg. Co., Two Rivers,
Wisconsin. $500
LOST-Gold watch Tuesday, January
30 on cream route northeast of
Moseley. Initials d. G. Reward.
Archie Condor, Lowell, Mich.
FOR SALE-20 acres of land on
State road, west of Belding, good
location. Tavern Taylor, r. R.
16. 1882
WANTED-Girlst to work in tube de-
partment on and after February %.
Grand Rapids Box Factory. 16-39-tf
WANTED-Carpenters, helpers, lab
orers; good wages; good board;
good working conditions; steady
work for at least year. Take
your tools with you ready to go to
work. Eastern Michigan Power Co.,
Wellston, Mich. 1898
FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red cock
erels, thoroughbred. Inquire 300
West Washington. H. Blair.
33-40-1
WANTED-Girl to work for board
to work with good pay during va
cation. Inquire at Office. 32-40-1
FOR SALE-Forty acres of good
land with fair buildings and good
orchard; Is acres seeded. Inquire
Finley Simpson, Phone 232B.
31-40-3
TO RENT-On shares, forty acres
for corn, beans, potatoes, buck
wheat; also man to cut wood on
shares. Estelle Warren. 30-40-1
FOR RENT-Small farm just outside
city limits, good buildings, fine To-
cation, main road. Inquire Ban
ner. 29-40-tf
FOR SALE-Upright piano in good
condition, very reasonable if taken
at once. LeVern Taylor. 28-40-1
-
T. H. STE RE
d. v. M.
Veterinary Physician and
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CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE 8:

somehow it seems to him that the
very fact that Alice is ready to part
with such big sum must perforce IL
lustrate the wealth Of her interest in
person to whom she gives it.
OF course, did not think OF all this
while l was talking to Pat because l
was trying to form some arguments
that would cause him to talk the mat.
ter over with Alice. l could not per.
suade him to do this and l only got
him to say that could tell Alice every.
thing he had said to me after such an.
xtous persuasion.
The whole fabric Of your married
life depends upon it. Pat" said earn.
estly. You have to come to the part.
ing Of the ways. Either you and Alice
will go on together in unity and un.
derstanding or you will go farther and
farther afield until you will not be
able to clasp each others hand or
even hear each others voice.
This seemed to impress Pat and I
was able before set him down at his
office door to get his permission to
tell Alice. Little did I think, little
book, that was going to have a worse
time over using my own money in my
own way than Alice had had.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-26
Evening Chat

Members and associate members OF
the Legal Advisory board are finding
much work at the court house but are
also finding much entertainment in the
answers which some of their clients
give to some of the questions. They
have found at least one draftee who
has the proper spirit and who Is an
accomplished linguist.
Saturday evening an associate men,
Der Of the board stepped into the
county court room. The draftees ana
their dependents were there in force.
The collection resembled the crowd
You usually find at the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad station awaiting the be-
lated accommodation. Picking out a hus.
ky looking American. the lawyer said,
Come along and lots fill out the pa
per. By way Of suggesting the proper
sentiment, he observed that the draf-
tee, doubtless, was anxious to serve his
country.
You bet your life" said the coming