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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-01-10
CONST.ARLES SALE

IeiedO Scale Company rs. u. II. c0Uie, 10
scRfcc. No. 50. III Third Ward Justice
Court, Bossier Parish, Louisiana.
Fly virtue of IL writ of fieri facias. issued
in the above entitled and numbered suit by
the Hon. j. e. Childcrs, Justice Of the
Peace. Ward Three, Bossier Parish Louis
iana and to me directed. | have seized and
will sell ut public auction. Oh the front
street OF the town of Plain Dealing, La.
between the legal hours of sale. on S;tur-
day. January -, 1918, one II. Blue Il.
Toledo Scale. No l:;,M9.
The above property has been seized as
belonging to the defendant and will b. sold
to pay and satisfy the amount of writ say
$50. and costs.
Terms of Sale-cash, subject to the ben
eft of appraiscmcnt.
+. X. CRAWFORD. constable
l-3 Ward Three, Bossicr Parish, Louisiana
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-01-10
In Politics.

"Would you advise a man to go into
politicsY'
.You haven't any choice in the mat
ter" replied Senator Sorghum. Every
American citizen is in politics. The
question is whether you are going to
whether you are going to study affairs
yourself, step UP to the polls and at
tend to business. '-Washington Star.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-01-10
". n. FORTSON, TREASURER
in account auth
BossIER PARISH SCHOOL FUND.

] sE:"sn e;'s '@ 14s23 SO
4 :$:$ $ : ;$ ::1 , !: :;s1: ia, ;s:s $
-
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& s5o"s' = :s' %'sS .. .a----- SO %ss!
"s@ e a t ,ssss a January rs rs
$
NINTH
ss"n S's January j! l. ,i i:s Il
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r,n,, ,,,n,. $.
sssa' s" s: ! j.! 1s 5 g: Il 3!
i" ';@s '.% ssS1 s-- 81 s. ]:
TWELFTH
i st re- " 5assr} 3'isi------- So 81
10 amount On hand January 1s----------------s "
~
+ :%sss ssn 'S: January 1.1 ' Ii. 90
il ''a ,""s' is'- ------ 4 10" q 3!
- 1907 "d
+ a % rs v aaH " 'aSssr1 's 1 @3%
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
/" an" "m, n Sn haId TO "e isSmr LIST
Hy s%ssa ' ss s.a january ': i iss
!,
E s sn s:s January ls IS :: e
January y i ------------- $50 go .. 3"
o.
T. amount band October I.------------- 81 ~
y january 'iia-------- &. So 3
- sos
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-29
FAIR PRICE COMMITTEE
MEETINGS ARE PUBLIC

Merchant and consumer are urged
20 attend tho meeting ~ the fnir
price committe 60 be held in the
Chamber or Commerce rooms ot 10
O'Clock this morning Philip
Katce chairman, said saturday that
the sessions uf tuo body tr, public
and should bc attended by those
particularly interested in tts find
iurs
Opportunity will Dee given anyone
who has fresh information fo supply
the committee. lilrdsh.pu worked
ON either dealer ur buyer should be
reported 90 this time a~mcmh"rs
of the commit" urnw.so equitable
consideration of every complaint
Tho fair o. committee has
succeeded IN organizing IH artiyi.
ties. and hopes now Co adjust what.
over unfair prices that have slipped
into tho preliminary arrarrm mrut
Reports win hu rINrn at tu'H meet
.rr as iu whether ur QDt rroc'rH
have fallen into line with tho
srhrduIl fixed uy IHr committee N
tn.ro srr -tiU 10nuonr % bel UrohJ.
Do. Chat the committee uIN double
up ts nrt tnd execute i's decisions
o.. force
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-29
Hooray! Baby 70 1
Rule the Houss
No Lssssr Do wsmsn p..r rbs cr.-s.
ss' sf All Human BlsssinrH
|8Sssl|

Thousands Of women no iopeer resien
4 lhenseives 70 The thought that sickness ard
Distress are naisrsl Thsy knsv batter,
Tor In Mothers Friend they have found
. wonderful Penetrating remedy 70 relieve
mAnf dreaded experiences
Nervousness, bearing dowu and strstrht
ink pains aru amonR the dishssrtsninR srd
distressing experiences women evarywh trn
saJ they entirely escape .durinF ths peried
o. espeeiAnry BY the aso % Moihor .
Here is a remedy that boitens The nyriAl
OF broad, Nat abdominal muscles iust b.
neah he shin. enables them ~ e1pand
without The usual strain upon the liks
munts and nerves and assists nature h,
make " possible for women n 60 thronr,
maternity without many of Lhs dreadai
~ niptomh ~ familiar 10 q host ~ Womf
by regular uau throughout the psfitL
lhs muscles expand easily when baby H
horn and pain and danger st Tho crisl
"a consequently ldgs,
Mothers FRIEND Is f0r external gsr
only, is absolutely aud entirely safs and
has breo uscd by thousands Of vomcn
swalilng tho greatest time in q womAr
lifs. for ever half a ceniur
Write The Hradfisld Regusl lar Co., ~
lh5 lsmar hldg Auuua. iA.. Tor be-
'' Motherhood l0ok ~ valuable 10 ,A.
reetaut mothers. and iH hv NsantiUHr oh
tain q bottle 81 Mothers Frt,ai fror' th'
nearest drug store Begin ne uEr tuici#
according to directions with every bottle
and TIM. iouIfy yourself aga use pain Ani
d'scomtrri.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-29

There is real show at the Hroad
way this week ABB Of the nNo acls
.arc guaranteed by the management
Go ho Of high class cnlihcr In every
respect Grcno aud platt are seen
m sWirr walking and juggling noi
that's pfforrut Gcruc he Mtt 81
a splrudid singer Of irish songs and
90 hard shoe dancer ~ ability No.
Williams. Baldwin and Slrndil CON
sufulr the un.' singing trio iu
m0uIha s "ubmyHrd Episode is
tho u1o uf hr arf pt uUr.n and
Drew featuring limitations or fowls
railroad trains. DOGS and birds to.
rorhcr with good whistllur There -
prrub8iis dancing WuHc ana u'i
Hry drilling m the act OF tho tt.llo
Trio that alone 10 worth the money
In,ru u, Ford Weekly three com
odlrs and pholuuHr 'oue Thou
saul Dollars. featuring ttNurd
Iarle. Florence Dcshou ami Agnes
NfUn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-29
A DAGGER
IN THE BACK

That's ihc woman 81 droad when che rri,
.n no the morning 70 start she day work
nh how my bach achos.' GOLD MEDAL
Uaar.sn Ol Capsules Ak9D today ea.f
the battarho " tomorrow taken evorv
day ends Tho hackacha ior a.I slime Dor
dcisy What's tha use oi slffrHngl kt
g'n taking colo MEDAL Hasf'.m OF
Capsules today ard DO relieved tomorrow
Take thrce or. four every. dav uNd be- per
mAnfuuy free 'rrm wfelehus. dl.lrestio-
bach pain Hut hc sure 70 EJ. COLD
MEDIA. E.ura ifDb COLD MEDAL
Haafltm on has been the National Rem
vdy cf lfoI'aud. tlr ooytrHWo Of tho
Ncthrrlanda having granted rpeclhl .h...
Ter authorizing it' prspauto0 srl fsi'
Tho h0urgv.'r of siolltrd would 81 As
soon b. Without bread - sho wog' wiz
out her "lteaD Dutch Drops '" ta she
puaioNf calls GOLD MEDAL Huarlsm OF
Capsuiaf This is thN one rsa sar vhv yci
viii UuI ina Numon and thitful 90 Ito
land .o sturdy and robust
GuLu MEDAL are thg pure %. sins'
Ua4rem Of CspEHlr imported Dir, irow
tn. sboratuurH in usatis~ liolari Nuf
N. ..r. tg ..t GOLD NtgAL Loek w.
4HIrH on rtr.a hon Sold te rstabc lH
r.HIs .r seated packages uree Eirya Mou. b
r.f.rH.H M fH## ao Hol tg.p NCr A..tul
ONLY thr puiu MEDAL AN 0'hcrs fs
ur. .luuH ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-29

away from here and a friends at
tentlun lE directed To- the presumed
Tor doing business. one with the
other
Now when purchase is made
away from hero. ana friends attcn-
ton rs directed TO the prrVimcd
bargain secured, Immediately your
friend. 10 she knows her Tulsa, says
To herself. why / saw as good or
better in Tulsa emblem store az
lesser price.
Hundreds everyday, 90 sattsfy
themselves. are now making trips
through Tulsa emblem stores mem
tai shopping tours, and tho remark
is frequent
why ! did not know this or that
could be bought In Tulso %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-29

The ono great advantage TO you
and tn Tulsa Of the greatest ~ aU
Confederate reunions your home city
will play host to iu september. a.
the fact that many Of these diatiu
gulshed visitors who honor A. Win
their presence. come here h"cauH"
they have heard in favorable way
Of your Tulsa The Wonder city
They are candidate fur citizen
ship
When. thcse visitors depart. 10
they carry away only ono impress
sion. that TulHu8 are loyal io Iulsn.
every penny expended 900 their enter
tainmcnt viii towards our develop
ment he worth its weight I'm gold.
Your nelghbors. your friends.
your fellow citizens are preparing
now for this remarkable meeting.
what profit Tulsa derives depends
upon YOU.
shall We IAN in our plain duty 10
show these roo 600 visitors that We
know our Tulsa. feel proud ut its
accomplishments Its advantages.
and rejoice iu. the fact that this is
our home
u ls this splendid response. al
ready manifested 90 your industrial
leaders appeal that produces rrfuli7
and IL requires only your help now.
united with ours 10 lead uH ON in
our goal OF achievement greater
Tuha
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-29
MANY WILL LOSE VOTE BY
FAILURE TO REGISTER

Registration In the county closed
Saturday night and pniouUil voters
who overlooked lh.s opportunity viii
bedrprived OF their suffrage Tor
many an election.
SpusmOdic response tO appeals
from various campaign hcadlusr-
trrs were noticeable Saturday and q
IN probable that most ut those
spread un the books during th" ten
day period were those whr appeared
saturday
ia Cruwland, county registrar.
said yesterday that he had not re-
Cciycd any considerable returns and
was unable 60 tell Just how heavy
the registration was Mr. Grassland
viii begin immediately 60 collect the
scattered records of reEHiratiou Of
hcials and put them in such shape
as will make tho nuNt election easy
FOR precinct judges
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-29
NORMA TALMADGE WEARS
MOST WONDERFUL GOWNS IN
"BY RIGHT OF PURCHASE"
lopular star Nusains Her Reputation As Best Dresse
Actress IN Pictureand in Her Latest Feature
tsJ at the Riato.

Norma Tolmadgc again delights
Tulsa picture fans IN her latest fea-
wrc, "By Right Of Purchase, now
showing at tho Rlal,o The story is
a strong society drama. which ia
brilliantly acted hy the star ana an
Guiding Eugene O'Brien landt,r
man William Courleieh. Il, ,nS
Florence billings ia sulkingiy hand.
Homc young woman
Miss 1almodge wears some of tho
most oNquHlte gowns she has ,ye,
worn In any picture. and they win
es or especial Interest TO the ladies
Miss TalmadEe 81 one az tho bcst
dressed women in filmdom. ana .I
ways displays an assortment %
beautiful creations that excite r,,,,b
ndmratIon Her wedding gown tr
'By Right OF purchase" IA mn. -,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-29

special 20 Tho World
OKLAHOMA CITY. july 2S-
Most satisfactory results have fol-
lowed the request made recently hg
the state fire marshal.fDr"tn, IbspoD.
ton or an grain elevators accord
iug 90 reports he is receiving Elr-
vatoH boo twenty or more cities 1nd
towns have been thoroughly inspect
cd for the purpose ~ guarding
against possible flres After luspor-
uuu of theAoleyaturs has been com
plrtod the work VI inspection win Ns
extended 10 cotton gins so they may
be- ir good condition when cotton
ginning time begins
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-29
Lieutenant Hdrries Is
Killed in Auto Wreck

PARIS. July ~ Saturday -
Fifst Lieutenant Warren liHrrirs.
son uf General George Hcrbnrt
tlarriea Of Washington aud Louis
VILE. Ky. was instantly killed in an
automobile accident ln a provincial
city OF France. whore ~ was ON
duty ON the night ot July %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-29

TU. press representative OF 'ho
f.rnrrn and Bailey circus which viii
..I...... 49,. ...,, e.,rrl,y tolls an
''''' .,
interesting story OF ''ieNS ''' '' "
"h'I'uIIhIu confer ,., .,,..
fgus day. W nat Il N,'u u,,yj.ii
IuHr weeks before tho e'rniIui nn'
There appears "n advance l'.''' q,
contracting aErut VINO u.
.l,ul f"uurH for me- NN"', 'u"'
wrshs Through mus I""' .s
'..'iH l.l' A.. '' l' .... .',..,1.
Hr money 'Nr' OIL" h'' .''i ''',
IuE money in lhHl Town '''''' co.
day ...a,,,,. ,
THIS 10 only p'Il OF - .r'mg d,y
town l'hts hS i''''' ,,I....,5,d
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-29
Ella Br5aH8 EqAe5trIeHHe

Circus day Is the b.gsra. hopping
day 90 tho tHrr NH.uu sN,. heard
a. afurrk,rp,l complain t'1i 4 O.r.
COOS took 'uu much mnurt .". of H.F
town lu one day The wuUs. ihr
CIRCUS fuuh wac ouI, fraction ur
the money 20 brought 'utu town THE
HHfrs Eui the hulE uf li 1IE and f'
what the circus received If gave good
value because b. lIftrJ ryvrb body out
uf tHo CRIME Tor ono bright nUd long
remembered day. ~ u,trt'nri them
HI up f1r the working da.. Ir .".
luw. and to ga" red nlunI,H .Nlng,
circus day 's. ana nIwSys will boz. an
event
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-29

WAsHfNGroN. July is.--rhe war
trade board Saturday announced
tho addition Sf ai7 corporations and
individuals 10 the enemy trading list
They include 100 In Mexico and nx-
ty-four In Spain. Twenty -four re-
movals from the list also we're an
nounced.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-29

n you have not taken Ndyauta~e
OF this opporyuu.u. let mc urge that
you do so. Make 10 point that
", ~. c,,gicn, s,n,ns n,t',,5 % tnl
purpose VI buying, but 10 prove 10
yourself that Tulsa has what you
want ana 10 can be supplied when
needed
Future of city.
Ot AN times thIa ls the time when
you should unite with your neigh
h1rs Upon 1Uu ua loyal citizen
depends very largely Tums future
growth So 10 should NOT only be
t source of pride and pleasure to
know your city. hut % is duty We
all owe ourselves as we'll
And rcmembcr--
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-29
Careful buying
means economy

l' SO. buy here YOU buy quail
'y; and tha, saves lahar. ma
'rrIaI money. n We priced our
goods ou the basis Of present
Wholesale prices, they would
De- nO pyr cent moro.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-29

SWD1s.h % mHssuEy Mrs stone
Phone IGb7-RaHAdN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-29

Instead Of ycarnlnE for tho 1ppar.
"yfy rrocror Fields els"w here. Tul-
r1ns are finding right here .u their
dwn city the richest opportunities
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-05

TIfNSTAIr.--Oct John H. husband
81 SnS rsS eso1 ne &c sn c
a. m. oil Fsrragut Terrace. Int. Holy
ULMER,--oct I. Gorr1oB. husband Of
Caroline Timer tnee waTner). aged n. Rela.
4 p. M M" soia n E' TX st. Int Greeninount
V,T n IgiG ;lSi;' seTyiGe's . CHARLES ,or o,
r-r5nsa1 - % Hg ,lars,rct KS nnd a n Imas HR cmn Tmu
vitod. ~ fun5raL Mon. $40 % M. 7cSs
sayhroqk ave. dslgnd rold nrl Xoodlajd
Church 10 o.. m. Int. Holy Croes Gem. Aub
VENprcptr-r --. oct. . pneumonia
ia'. i,6aio SCOT. Va1d.srlrt aaoi NJ. T's
9yc' .Ls9sfo%2:, s ~ % ia. 'rurt1s..' ,ssff2sicss
scT}N, sclyEgr9;r'; -; ;,,is, E\TG rIi5,, VAN AN
sciygr os.d ~ Rslltivot ,apl friari- in.
s'edc ci6nces7sr t2 ts9sral S" iqna%Sn 20 "EG%M Gsm
Elwain7 may he Viewed Fri eyo. ..,..,-....,
esa og Eugcnc n. aud ia,c risihrth X.
Wn7 70. aged 80 Funeral. Tues. p. m,
,inier,aklns cs5,ssblshmggt E5Ncl stuart =, ;.
Srrtlyrood Gem ....
,.T1kE OF nneum,ni4, 90 Oct g. iE1EN
walker aged ~. Funeral Tuos. > ~ M;
IN! ntiyat.,, ,o1Manda en-, r,,,
LACE. husband Of Mary Wallace 'ncc
trrse) RELATIVES ana TRENDS lnNl!fu 70
funeral, Mon. $3.50 a. M. COZ l.Wt1ll 81.
flf'h st. and Lester avc.l iu' Holy Cross
c,n Aurto s'ryics ,,r,,r-r,,.t, r
wifi, Of Harry O walters aul dau"htcr of
Elizabeth aud late Jacob Nnt0. aM.l a.
Funeral private. Zion, y. m, ,'Hll y.
Muttor 81. Int private, N"flhWond I'm,
WARD. Oct. =, or rn.umonla tFAN'lS
son or M,a1E gnd lat9 rncs 49, rntrI "rr' toHe
n e & Int Holy Scru,r,hroo Cem ,o,.,s
r,, 'ile91,nnnm,. 1nr,,H GU, 1. 1,inoi
and son nt JG'TSs'G e"r Nh, lt'' 40 /,
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Mn.ntu. ''"'' "'' ''''''''"''' '''' '''''
W,AssMN poncrt and Ghfni1I3'1 EmiIy IVA sSan MSa
LlAAiSi LlAiSi SO" Services and int privntc. ais
Xs't,,b @, "'
'w:tHTERNSN. AT vinccntown. Y. 7 oct
nan; ,agga 50, H., qo 'nu m dr
'lt'u g iI"''ff'i ra,',r,,tsI C,,rn' ~ '''' '''N'"
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VcWmlr,>,r1 -oc, HENRY N ,vrvrz
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Ht,d az rt"'os 40 +; %, nT,,il I.s > ;
Assrmnly, ~, ~, in,i,ii ,irfploL fLi ,G
sdryees Si liers' Nom p. M. ioi5 i. columbia
ave. Int. private, North Cedar mn Gem
Friends may view remains sun" to 10
p. m,rr 10, = r,rtrv r v,r,pr ..,,.
NEkT.-Dct -, hAaLh hA,,L w nil - wite
Of {, Joseph Mgtt> ~ uauE1'tro OF late
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-05
SOCIAL SERVICE

Position for person who would like 10 Sc
cure som1 first hand industrial social serv-
Ice experience; one OF largest social service
departments Of Philadelphia; hours. to ..
u hours a day. noon Saturday; reply AT
rn0e statinr ane education rollgiOn, ma
tionality. previous training. II any. salary
eNpccted 10 start. ETC.; confidential VI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-05

LABORERS
GENERAL LABOR
A NUMBER OF GOOD MEN
WANTED FOR INSIDE LABOR
ON ESSENTIAL WORK
COME READY TO START WORK
PHILA. STORAGE BATTERY co.
ONTARIO AND c SITS.
APPLY TO THE NEAREST
L. $. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
BRING THIS AID WITH YOU
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-05

HELP wANTED--mAEB
JOB pRiss FrEDER, steady work short
Mascher and somersei sts' sprY AppIy nearest
y; Employment office. Bring this "a
JoB PRESS FEEDERS wanted on foidins
paper boxes brown 8 bailey Go. : 4io, ~
mcnt rTfNn nmleMe ~ srPpsy sd ndfagb wtb " you mp'os-
:, ,Brolhers 56th st, and Grays ave-. west
ployment onlce Erlng this ad with Il, YOU IN"
AH9REes M s Tspeq R12Sc, II sTS Mos
5 Empoymeht Office
LABoRERs wanted: india RohninE Co..
T. " s Empi5ymsnt i9 S5P 0aldot' st' stIba sAIp ne Sesr
LABoRERs wanted Tor inside essential
Co. 25S :, 2sd st. Apply nearest u. 8.
Empoyment OFFICE.
WAR WORK FOR ALL MEN LEAVING
NoNEssENTlAL, INDUSTRIES
THE CHANCE FOR INSIDE MEN TO
ENTER a PRODUCTIVE FIELD OF USE
FUL HEALTHY WORK.
HOG ISLAND sHlPYARD OFFERS YOU
JOB At LAEURTNG. If YOU ARE SOFT
AND NOT USED TO PHYSICAL WORK
WE WILL PUT YOU on SPECIAL WORK
UNTIL YOU BECOME HARDENED.
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO WORK
N THE FIRST LINE OF oFFENsE AT
HOME. YOU CAN SHORTLY INCREASE
YOUR EARNING CAPACITY
THIS OFFER EXTENDS TO CLERKS.
OFFICE MEN AND ALL THOSE FORCED
BY sELEcTTvE SERVICE REGULATIONS
TO SEEK EMPLOYMENT. IN A WAR
ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY, AND TO ANY
OTHER PATRIOTIC AMERICANS WHO
ARE WILLING TO START AT TH1
BOTTOM
IL YOU MEAN BUSINESS PUT ON
YOUR OLD CLOTHES. CUT OUT THIS
AD AND PRESENT IT At THE NEAREsr
U 5SD S EHMfr3}}TfENNi,T HAb W}flNi,r 9EggIcE srgl
MIR. SHArTUCk
OR
STATE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
1919 ARCH STREET
MIR. SWARrZ
HELP BUILD SHIPS
BE A LINK IN THE CHAIN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-05

MIDVALE
Steel & Ordnance Company
NICETowN
Works
NEEDS
hrst-class
GauEemakers
Toolmakcrs
Lathe hands
SlOtter hands
Aulllng machine operators
Repairmon
Locomotive mdchinsts
Mil maChiuists
Boring mill hands
Riggcrs
MOldcrs
Tinsmiths
CorrugHted shelters
HYpRAuliC PiPEFiTrERS
Electrical machlnists
Armature Winders
Clippers
Guards (between 40 and 30 years)
OFFICE BOYS
Helpers for
Open hearth
Rolling mill
Press plant
Tire mill
Ordnance
Bring this ad with you
i301 wissahickon ave.
is y. Chelten ave
Nearest j. O., Employraent onice itiii
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-05

WOMEN WANTED
! TO DRIVE HIGH-PowER TOURING CARS
AND FORD TOURING CARS
I AT HOG ISLAND sHIPYARD
/ SPLENDID OPENING FOR WOMEN OF
I CHARACTER WHO UNDERSTAND op.
| GRAFTON AND MECHANICAL CoNsTRuC.
TIoN or FORD CARS AS DRIVERS OF
. FIvE-PAssENGER CARS. MUST BE ABLE
/ TO CHANGE TIRES AND MAKE MINOR
ROAD REPAIRS. ALSO TO DO OWN
/ CRANKING.
HOURS. s A. NJ TO p. NJ.
| WAGES. $3.50 PER DAY
s5.25 FOR SUNDAY WORK
PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS
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The Misses Alice and Esther woldv
came Thursday from the A. c., the
school being closed on account of the
influneza.
Mrs. Cha''c~ !ngersoll and Mrs. o.
N. Eidem le!s.aed Saturday from
Northwood, who they have been Wis
iting for the pas; two weeks.
Delphine Erickson has accepted a
position at the drug store. She will
assist there in her spare time during
the illness Of Joy Foster.
Gustave Mein left for St. Paul on
Monday.
c: M. sagen came Tuesday form
Fertile, Iowa.
Misses Dana and Olive Berg went
to Brocket Saturday.
Mrs. Vogler left on Saturday for
Minneapolis.
Mrs. J.. Graham came Tuesday from
Devils Lake, where she has been Wis
iting at the Herzog home.
Il. o. Fjalstad was a passenger to
Grand Forks Monday.
7. w. Morrissey was a business Wis
itor at 1awton Saturday.
Palmer Malmin went to Devils Lake
Tuesday for physical. examination.
c. E. Burgess spent Sunday at the
Lake.
Knute Stendal returned from Grand
Forks Thursday.
Martin Gentvold left Wednesday for
Bemidji, MINI.
George Eidem came Tuesday from
Northwood.
Edna Bremen left Friday for her
home at Bisbee, N. D.
Lloyd Nyhus came from Doyon on
Saturday to spend Sunday.
H. A. King of Lakota was a business
caller here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Myron were
Devils Lake callers Tuesday.
Mr. land. Mrs. o. K. Titus left We'd
nesday for Spokane, Wash.
Misses Emma and Minnie Stardig
left Monday for Crookston, MINI.
Miss Mabel Laxdal spent q few
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George Mickeljohn left last week
for his home at Long Beach, CAL. at
ter having been here for some time
looking after his extensive business
interests.
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Albert Shragg, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Shragg, was taken to the Mercy
hospital at Devils Lake last week
where he underwent IN operation fol
appendicitis.
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Miss Jennie Wood was called to Far
go Thursday by the serious illness Of
her sister. :.
Louie Smith, who has been employ
ed on the local dray line for some
time, left Tuesday for Fargo.
Lambert Unseen and Mrs. L. 8.
Unseen are at the Mercy hospital at
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Miss Gladys jacobson is home from
the State University. The U is clos
ed on account of influenza.
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T. J. Dougherty returned Saturday
evening from Sheldon, Iowa, where he
was called last week by the death OF
his mother, who was so years of age
at the time of her death.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Haughtelin of
Devils Lake, were week end visitors ut
the H. F. Shipley home.
The local schools closed last Thurs
day on account of the epidemic Of in
fluenza in the country. At this time
there are no cases in this village or in
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Devils Lake where they underwent
operations last week.

A. T. Hidden entered the hospital at
Northwood last week where he under
went an operation for appendicitis.
He is reported as improving nicely.