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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-08-08
We Sell hats and sell them righ

We Sell hats and sell them right,
Mrs. Laura Jones. ad.
f. NJ. Dunn and niece, of Chicago,
ILL.,, are spending their vacation in
Berea.
A. F. Lynch, of Cincinnati, was
business visitor here last Saturday.
Mrs. Pearl Jones Sawyer, who has
been visiting friends and relatives
here for the past month, has re-
turned to Asheville, N. C. SCI.
Mrs. Mahon and daughters, jan
cite and Ruth, and son, Lawrence,
of Colbageville, w. Va, are in Be-
rea. Mrs. Mahon will send her
children TO school here.
Miss Anna Griffith, of Conway, ar
rived in Berea last week for visit
with her sister, Mrs. Edward COch-
ran.
Mrs. C. S. Milward and daughter,
Frances, Mrs. ID. C. Frost, Mrs. Lily
and Mrs. X. Snyder, all of Lexing-
ton, were visitors in Berea, Satur-
day.
Chester l.. Robertson, who has
been working in Harlan, returned
home Friday. He has contracted a
case of rheumatism, which has dis
abled him 10 some extent.
Misses Ethel Buckner and Eleanor
Finch, of Cincinnati, are spending
their vacation in Berea.
r. C. Miller left Tuesday morning,
accompanied by DR.. b. F. Robinson,
for Rochester, Mimi, TO receive
treatment at the Mayo Brothers
SanatOrium there.
Elmont Burkhart of Cincinnati,
was in Berea the last of the week.
Luther Ambrose left, Monday, for
Louisville TO enlist in the national
service.
DR.. II. C. Jasper, DR.. Dunn and
H. b. Cosby were visitors from
Richmond last Sunday.
W. r. Metcalf, of Cincinnati, was
in Berea Monday.
Miss Bernie Norris spent the
week end in Richmond.
Mrs. C. H. Porter and children,
Ruth and David, with Miss Mary
Porter and Miss Bess Marsh, are
spending a month on Indian Fort
mountain.
Paul Gilbert, Misses Ethel and
Grace Gilbert. Gladys and Vivian
Couch and Maude Street, all OF
Cleveland, Va, are in Berea for the
rest Of the summer, working for
the College They plan 10 enter
school in September.
2 Miss EGiith HARDWOOD returned
home, Saturday. after a pleasant
three weeks visit with friends near
Lancaster.
Miss MyItle Baker spent the
week end with friends at Big Hill
Mrs. Nellie Case and her mother
in-law. Mrs. Belle Case, Of Boyle
County, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Tarlton Combs and other friends
and relatives during the week Nell
lie Case was formerly Miss Nelly
Combs Of this place.
George Howard, who has been on
a furlOugh here for several days
visiting friends and relatives. re-
turned DO Brooklyn. ~ ", Friday
morning, and reported for duty on
the battleship Pennsylvania.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-08-08

less than the perfection Of God Him
self. While IL is impossible 10 at
tain to such perfection in this life.
IT should be our constant aim 20 do
so. He cited Scripture 10 prove
That no one lives a sinless life. Al
though tho spiritual life which is
begotten in regeneration cannot
and does not sin. the carnal nature.
in conflict with the spiritual. still
leads to sin. Such sin is covered
by the Atonement Of Christ. God
knows no past present or future.
and when He forgives, that for
giveness applies 10 all sin. future
as well as past.
Christian Church
Bible School at 9:i5 am.
Communion service and preach
ing at II am.
Rev. w. J. Hudspeth. Pastor
Methodist Church
Bible School at 9:i5 am,
Preaching services at Il am. and
3 pm.
The public in general and the new
converts in particular are earnestly
invited TO attend these services.
Rev. Larrabee, Pastor
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-08-08
CUT YOUR WEEDS

A law recently enacted by the
Kentucky Legislature makes il an
ofrense, punishable by fine, 10 have
weeds growing around your pre-
misses on the public highway. They
are a nuisance and should be de-
stroyed before going TO seed.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-08-08
LOST

Outside casing for Ford tire, some
where between the Pleas Evans
farm and Berea. The finder will be
rewarded by returning the same TO
The Citizen office. J. w. Bratcher
adp-6
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-08-08
Dean & Stafford
REAL ESTATE
Bank & Trust Bldg. Berea, Ky.
Best Blacksnithing

Scientific horse shoeing, fine iron
work and repairs Of all descriptions
at the College Blacksmith Shop,
Main Street, north Of The Citizen
Office. al.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-08-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

All having claims against the es-
tate Of W. A. Todd. deceased please
present the same 10 q. b. Todd. al
once.
G. b. Todd. Administrators.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-08-08
WITH THE CHURCHES
UNITED SERVICE

OF the churches Of Berea will be
held next Sunday evening at 1880
in the pavilion back Of the Library.
The Rev. W. +. Rix will be the
preacher and all the singers are
invited to come and sing" Don't
miss this service.
Committee.
Union Church
The Sunday school with classes
for all at GAS. Preaching service
at II am. IL is expected that the
pastor will have charge Of the
services next Sunday.
A cordial invitation is extended
10 all visitors in our city as well as
to all citizens ~ unite with us in
these services.
First Baptist Church
Sunday school at 9:45 am.
We have carefully graded classes
for all ages. with separate class
rooms.
Preaching service at II am.
The II. Y. p. u. service at 6:iS.
We extend a hearty welcome to
all to unite with us in these serv-
ices.
Rev. +. b. English, Pastor
On the first Sunday in August
two years ago the Baptist Sunday
school pledged ~ 900 towards pay
ing for the new church building
and undertook 10 raise $500 every
Sunday for this purpose and its
own expenses. This pledge was
fulfilled the last Sunday in July.
Every Sunday for the two years the
5000 was raised. Last Sunday,
though the obligation Of the pledge
no longer existed, a collection Of
$40 was taken.
The pastor. Rev. f. II. English,
preached upon Christian Perfec-
ton He declared that the model
which the Bible presents was one
of absolute perfection, being no
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-08-08
FOR SALE

Stock Of goods consisting Of gen.
eral merchandise. Cause Of selling:
caught in the draft For further
particulars. see Harry w. Potts,
Whites Station.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-08-08
FOR SALE

7 sows and 40 pigs. from two 10
four months old. w. M. Garrison,
PA miles west Of Berea. ads,
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-08-08
L. & N. TIME TABLE
Berea, Ky.

(In effect May II, 1919
North Bound
No. 80, Leaves 6:53 pm.
No. 80, Leaves ii7 pm.
No. 81, Leaves 1853 am.
South Bound
No. 80, Leaves 1903 pm.
No. 81, Leaves tOl pm.
No. 81, Leaves 1912 am.
Note: No. 80, the fast train. will
stop for passengers from North OF
Cincinnati, O., or for South of Knox
willie, Tenn.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-08-16
FINDS HER POSITION CHANGED
Neither Of Neuns Girl Explains How
She 10 Being "Mothered" BY
Her Daughter.

In nm article In the womans Home
Companion on The Girl Of seven.
teen this mother says:
'She j. Just past seventeen years "
age. Is swcrtly pretty. innocent. r..
fined. Intelligent, talented and l.
blessed with an open mind. particular.
ly receptive. just now, to all up.,o.,,at,
ideas In The way " dress fads. social
stunts. rastime melodies. jazz bands.
new dances aud late coiffur,s. She l.,
in two words. my daughter, n lovely
child Of the period just arrived at the
know I, all axe. and represents the
average daughter OF this day. r,plica
Of the daughters Of other mothers.
AS for me. am her mother. neccs.
sary to her ns a housekeeper and
pursekecp,r. also an admlrine audi.
ence % one for this very indepcnden;
young person. A few years asu add.
ell to these titles those ~ mentor
guide. teacher and comforter, but, TO
b. a h., slanry. within the past year
i have lost my job and have fallen
from MY hish estate a. leader and
manager to the second 10 command
In fact. the tables have swung CON.
rlciely around and where. only a shcr;
time heo. mcthered my baby SRI. Il
is l whn am now heinz dAush,,r,~i
who am being trimmed 20 look upcn life.
not n a scViate mother person twice
and a little more the years Of my
daughter. hut with the eyes ~ youth.
ful seventeen. Who am being skillfully
and tacifully imhuci. by my very own
child. with the lates, ideas In rerary,
60 living. am being lovingly ~
aulr'i. nay. sweetly compelled. TO
change by ideas and opinions 81 TIA,
they may ccutortn 10 hers
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-08-16

III. ". Caskey. wife ard family. O.!
kassAs City. were here .cr ssvsIa.
iays las; week. The guests O. M.
Clskey's mother. Mr.. India Free, ard
other relatives. They returned hone
Saturday With The exception o! Mis-
Virginia. Vho will sake an extended
visii with ser grandmother. We ex-
;sad thanks 20 Mr.. Caskey Tor !avo-s
Shown - while here.
Sol A. Meyer and wife. o. FORBES
township. are entertaining Mrs. Ney-
sT's sister. Miss Loo EAthban. and her
brother's wife, Mrs. Dave Ra;hbln.
and tao children. % Presumption. n.
l.no.s They agIcsi through and e..
p-ci % be Eere a couple o: weeks.
Mrs. Farni. Meyer. o! Daven.
psr-- Iowa. . visiting here. TIE gGes;
81 be- br',her. :. 4. Meyer. wife and
family, o. Fort-es township.
-Robsry Alien and Frank Burger
have rs;-rreSi home from Holyoke.
Colorado. where they have been en-
gased IN earp-n:erire.
-Rca-Tt kn.ale ard wife are In
Kansas City. where Mr.. Hnea'e is ~.
ee.yirs r'eiieal treatment.
w, :. Bragg and JOHN II. Reeves
were in kaasas City Monday. going
As.er ag.a<rct!les.
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vsreus kl-ds ~ reed.

4 Na,rsia Issued ~ iAe New Yc-s
N-sera O. Ns:a-Al History safe!
TIA, cae t5ss Q! Sc-ss A=c-ezn L.
tisns rNssriri = mixture Q. rzlyr-.
itea ants s-zssrrr-s>> sat l.-Es:s
dried IL the SUI. a. = rs'ish. A.c;A@-
-;ee r-r,.--~i c-ssssc7;--s a..
c-1ese,s With -oNs~t sr-s a. -.
rtar,. Mo;hs TIE h=Iis.ia stis.l are
a favvs'e tlss in Aria a.. lEzs<--
re- u Ns.n~ are ss.t &c sz.2y a. 49,
eSscazl =eNl c. hrsr Hack woe!
sa;s TIE neS.ie Is sx,sz y Tc-sty,
The Nile valley. L0=sa-iy. Nc'4avlL
Java fe-r sst Va,seAiA a.! = sail
20 ~ very uEt-ric-s srt :1-s1l-s
Il Co-,rsl America tie vsss c. ;s-S~
aquatic trSs are sssv~. as lakes. .
Il Sysss,srt q pas1s Q. Eay1ss as
r,S~suitc-s - colS.e-~. . delay
Tie Nsx.ears manufacture o e-.t
ss ssrsas 40 tses- r=ss,< ~ .-.Cx-S
. tser t~S,l< n sloasOl
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-08-16
Help wanted at Can.
ming Factory.

! =. u. Smith, VI Mound City. WI.
here n few days the past week. visit.
ing his sister, Mrs. Earl Cooper. ard
fa.lily. lie will ~ 90 Garden county
Nebraska. and make his home with hi.
son. Walter.
/ Rob Allen. who has been working
n, HaNium. Colorado. is back home
and seems 10 BE- in poor health.
r. :. Morgan. wife ard daughter
Olive: Daniel Iachman and wife. and
/ ban kunkcl. Sr.. lcf; Monday ~ this
week for Portland. Oregon. whcrc they
f.. will attend the annual cncamrmcni Of
/ the 6. 4. L.
-pr Sam simpson. who has BE-,
here visiting his parents. LETT Wei.
ncSday via Omaha. for Rochester.
MINI. whcV he will place himself N
the care " the Mayo Brothers for
treatment.
Mrs. Elwcc,i Mcdonald. Of So.
Joseph. spent few DAYS here the past
Neck. visiting her brothers. Dan II. and
Toy kunkcl and their families.
The 'CCusts came July II. and ac.
coming 10 the cid adagc We are 30 have
frNs; IN siN weeks. August 18th.
-GcOrgc Y. Berry, Of the attorney
kfNlfA W. ". Nv ~ NaIf rAaAAts " a. Wv Z
going thrWch The probate records.
looking up the Inheritance ;aN.
# VI. CrNMack. wife and children.
- Ncwa;a. Oklahoma. have been here
a FEW days. enjoying 4 visit with her
former schccl churis. Mrs. Crnmack
was formerly Jessie. daughter Of
Warren H. Davis.
Miss NcR Jaspcr's many friends
will be glad 20 know 81 her enlistment
IN the cantccn service ~ the \. VI. G..
A. and will soon leave Tor France.
She has been teaching az the William
WcSNis College. Fulton. Me-, Tor sever.
al years.
Russell Tsh;crnan. who Il sell.
irs shoes Tor Rictk Er,s.. q -. 10
rph. sTrr' sunday with his rNrrts.
Those internal Americans DO fehi.
ihcc - no use ~ denying that. AMI
the worst o. 10, they have orly fairy
81; started 90 owning over Yes, ih,
sinking q the las.;au.a was a bad
h,gndcr.
The Fi,'mcN Chaa;aaaaa will
commence Sunday. August =, and
con;inae scr fVc days, closing Thur.
day. Angus; -. TIC sawc company.
White & Meyers. who pat on cvr Chas'
iagGaa. ~; ~ re rrcgram fcr Fill.
wcrc. and &; - q c,N,si cre. See their
advertisement art rrcsrarH c'scwhcra
y this issue. Season itsc;s; Ada,;s.
g. ~; eA.,ltrcr. ~.
DE-. I. ,. Chandler ard wife. n.
Il kurs.,. Shc-f Z. y. Cfo.s,f ard
wife. VIZ. / MN,r'. John rcrr:. Ira
RgtAer ani wife. Frank Lynch. lcr
f,t,- AIT i'-' FLYNN wcre a-'ors TIE
- joseph visitors GrSm here as; Mon.
DAY.
tool secondhand Fond TNar'r:
Car fcf sac. lr0lir - Ray GlasTc j.
~ 60, Hcaa'nevr Drag CO.
--ANN.; hale N .rsh - ra'r fe'l
fritay ass. ihr g;h rst.. W. e. par.
ta.ly viieNri the Grsa;h condition
iha; has rNVa.vi sstc tie latter
pan ;! lrrc.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-08-16
ROMANCE IN RuSklNs LIFE
Divergent Religious View 'er Long
Time Separated Him From the
Woman Ne Loved.

In isS Eussin declare, his love for
Rosie Ia Tuuche and told her Parents
., his bore 90 make her his wife. says
J. Howard wh!;,house In Scriencr's
Thcrr VAS n great difference ~ years
between them. Russin VAS for,y.scv.
ca: Rosie VAS In her clsa,e,u;h year.
There VAS snrae natural hesitation On
the part ~ the parents. and {; was ar
ranged that the matter should.sc pest.
rcnri fcr ;sr,- years
Fgi vhca the Jy-,ci ~ r-rNa;lcn
was .rici new j.r'cui;ies Hr,N>e
Thcre was hesitation not only On The
rer; - 'Ns rs-,r's, tri also by Rosie.
Mss Ia Toachr WAS % 4 deeply ~
ls.Nas nature. ~; h.- view. N,-r o.
'hc.'Nx ard sts al ~; share :hc Wider
Views % spiritual eaes;lurs Ia wA!SA
Rusk!n ,ncr~asias,y believed
Her love tNr h!G had never wav.
cred s,Hcs ths aays % her ch!l hoo! (:
trt 80 toah;,t =. hN,t.rs he y!sus
sNr 81 -, c'g!i marry h.u. 18th
ss~ sri Rusk.a sa=yryI the Gs,prs;
distress.
Fer = n,;le 'l-ie tht-r WAS 80
'-Sae,-es;. art 'hs-s Is a fncy!rc en-
i-y Ia RrsS!u's i.ary IN the year 1870;
las; Friday about Twelve o'clock a;
r"'a r,y rals'-,ss PISSED re sri
wcr't -; sr--As- n ;he to!lcvis:
year iAerr VAS r,->Naci,ls:i0a.
T>e crt % Rassin's d-,s-a cane n
iS.a Mss Ia TcGche's health nyvs-
s;-Nas e-rzn 90 ta!L sat she t!s! y
May Q! that year.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-08-16
Just received q carload Of
l2.ineh well thing.
RulEx 4 kuNket.

-CE.-iss Rayhill ard wife and
EAlpA Moore and family. drove over
20 ire RS~eniAle sexton IN the lA:er's
ca. S.-i1y last Tasy sei Lester
Rc !osr's iA;At- ard ;Aty saw @eHes
Q! r-ine: eo-z 5ss4s-
Rev. SeS.g asS wife. % SavA--
nah. a-s h.rs sa!Oyiag . VACATION frcri
rs rsiz-s.s-4l -4ec-s WITH Ms. q,
". C--=i.s.
-ISe..3 ssSo-ihi-l Ford Tearing
Ca sa- sac. i5es.rt Q: Ray G,aspe..
:, ik< Es-z=stf Drag Co.
Mrs CAFES s.1ps.S,- 81 Yates
C<=.<g. aA-sAs- = Arrs visiting Ger
=ss.ss-. Ma S.-,s Eerskrsr.
-Ip- ~ nae ,st sixs; o. ;ir-e
u5e- We ts.- yn- issi Rces-I. sea ~
W. lns Nrs- E.s.ess YORK. c; Kansas
Cs-y. kxs srlls.S-. = ,.s ravy. He i
q r-1-eE.c q NJ. AID Ms CEAries
E-ssy- q ..ss e.fF. AL aitkolgh TOW
.. ysa-F q l-xs- !. sS-.zs b-s yes,s--
tig .IIl- IL NEE q .1rStc9,sd urrkin
q O-srGr.
-cEr-.a EneIis sks s7i-s-i his SIS
80. NiER NAT .-ssas- =; tire Chilli
csrss Business Cs3-r~- having en-
,v,.,sse ss- lie c9-l-.is.< c-si,ess ecGrse.
Cxr.aAf VA Arrscpacjsd 20 Csilli-
csc;,< tT .zis e.ycs.<- AID his mother,
Ma Wn- knt:als- Tie ZIP vas EzASe
~ xxtsl
-NKr-e3-EI-~-je-esd Shoe Sales
Fe;cdf- -<n 80 gc-<-; good sala-y,
rI2ss sEr< Ia sIeA-sSve shoe exp<f-
81 Sos<pe. No
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-08-16
Just received a carload Of
l2.inch we'll filling.
RulEv 4 kuNkEl.
Extra large assortment Of used
Frs: Class For,ts for sale.
COOK A POSTER

E-s. Class Forts for sale.
COOK & FOSTER
H. {. Cook, Fra-s Foster and
DIX Taylor wesp in So. Joseph Nom
day, gong down after automobiles.
DIR. J. c. Curtis, wife and children.
q 81 Joseph. who were here visiting
tne,e. Jimmy Curtis and wife for sew
era, days, returned home Sunday last.
Elder r. II. Dawson. manager Of
the '-a0s- oil wells, =, Claremore, Ok.
lAhos>a and Who has been here FOR
several days. consulting with the Local
rASra.es. has returned home. He
says they will shoot the seventh
vel this week. and tina. i, will only
as . natter Of . short tire until they
VII be o. the market with oil for sale
Hsrras: We wish the boys unlimited
slccesS
DIR. J. L Hogan reports q SON
sesr TO "a Niller and wife near Ore
ga August -: and . girl TO Boone
fA-,eser. Ir- q Blackberry district,
Asxxss IL 1919
-Lass--LScense Nc. issS-s. and tail
hsts - Ford car, between Fillmore
xae oNgoa Please return to this Of.
Harry Gelvia is prospecting in
-F~ sAle-rss god nileA eox,;
ezra ss<-s fsli-saosded shostAom bull.
sss years Old W. s NERWIN,
Ga the Peter GalhraitA Pt.ee
-NsRfel at ooce-A god cook a
a. CS.v YsM- See Supsziatendeat
CA16ey SgxiR.
-Yased-Exp<rie> SIN. SAL.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-08-16

MART N,hn ard vie. o. Broad
water. Sst-. are ssr, cn.cy.re Vet
with tcs psyJ-;s. NJ. ard MIS-. I, J.
Evans.
Mrs, rgsgy Arsc'meH;. vAo s1!'
icrysi = t7'ssa sag-.G,! - IN auto ae'
cifcri a. veys. vas aiken &c . -,
Jossra Acsr "a Sunday, in,r'ec ate )
after ;As funeral services q her bus
hS-i. v-o i'ei from Injuries N TIE
sar.e acs. deaf.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-08-16
ceees-eisa Fsseiaa

II IL .rp.Nss.sSe 20 ssca ear.-s a.:
%: fee, tie rsnrs q hr-ssc. tc.,c.-s
20 the Ra5zlar Seseece NOe,ssy. :.
VOC have es~n led % sslssvs ts.-S1.ly
by the sscriss % ree uso have S.,3e--
go,e fAssfce tescS ESee 30 tie weeds
q Q r~a<sSscr q tie CrivsySy C
C.scsca He socse rs q res-l; C CO
s<rvst,oa 60 ian t2ye,e rrssccrs.t -
seecsoeai s-srvstscc tAat the v.eg al.
krassr MECHANISM exils early 6sss ~
hcst as Q eeoe<sl ruse TIE revces
sscsal sasses. ke pS<ass cut. Ray sco,rx
the pases a hunger n . Psr.s Ct I'm
vpoA
i,t.aa fsksxs vAe have hssu yrse
tsc.=s he tssck AZ fAsstss sn.l sA< sx.
nal cravings a he boey have szsufc-
eed 10 vtl pcgsf are sata Do ~ sAas
b - uttAeas Nod fs< ts<sU&Hse -
rsssos e INA nj prsAahsy De rva,
ostA q IL 1asfsr b k2osa sesy .
~
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-08-16
Help wanted at Can.
ming Factory.

Finer Hunter. ~ Maitland. n,
compau.ci rs Mr.. ". {. Hunter ~
daughter. LOIS. we're here TUESDAY. Of;
tending Probate Court.
Guy Conrad. wife and Children
have r';urr~i frow two wccks' visi,
with Mrs. C.'s parents. J. L. NichN'.
son. wife and family. n; Omaha. Nth
and with hs father. VI. ;. Conrad
and other relatives IN Malvern. Iowa
Mr.. Conrad hr,ushi ;hcm home in Nj.
car. rv;urnins Wednesday Of this
week.
Mrs. " =. Tcrc; IL IN Kansas
City, visiting her son Nar,ld. al
wife. and that grandson - hers. Ass
orv,llc. who - employed in the s;,~s
yaris ;hcr.
-lawrnce. son ~ Mr. and Mr..
John I. rhi'hriek. .; s.. joseph. has
enlisted IN the mc;or transportation
corps
For Ien;--My residence IN north
part - tSNn-A'sc fNr sa'e-crGch.
sanitary coach. Sc hNN. haze burner.
All In e,NNi condition.
j. Il. KiPllNGER.
Miss ncrcthca Thomas. grad
nate " car high school, class % i9NN.
Is hcrr On q VS.; a; the ". s Hcis n
horne. After her graduation she a..
tcndci ihc k'rssv,,,e normal. taxing
SCcal music and an academic course.
AMI then ven; 20 Woodland. Caliicrus.
~herc fcr the pas; s,vc- yea-s sA-
has hren teaching mgsit in ;hc pgh.t
and hirh Schools.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-08-16
Oregon Battery and
Tire Shop

II ycGr ha;;ery dccsni work r.ea;
sc re.
| have a hAi;Cry fNr even ear. a-t
will rvs yoa written egarantC~ .lr
one year,
Ca ard scS ~'c. ard Z YOU are 4
Misscgrar. let ne show ycg.-
J. ". HCNTSMAN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-08-16

Mrs. b. V. Everds. Of pes Nome
Iowa IL here Tor an extended visit with
her parents. D-. 7. +. MARYLAND and
wife. Her husband has gone 10 the
eolors.
John Ferguson. who has been IN
the regular infantry, and later in tie
aviation service, AZ Waco. Texas. d,
home with Us, with an honorable dis
charge, having received a fractured
skull from an aeroplane propeller.
-Iharles Sletterlin, OF Maitland,
u here visiting his sisters. Mrs. Fred
Seenian and Mrs. Fred wetxell. He
has never missed Chau,aaqua here
since is very first.
For Sale-Spaa Of good mules.
sound: also one horse. weight 1880
pounds. Call on or address Viii Ca
braith. Forest City, No. Route 5.
We are sorry 20 learn tina, Mrs.
II. i. Aikire is on the sick list.
Tor sale-Ford Touring Car, 1871
model. good as new. Call on or ad-
dress Jess Godfrey, Oregon, No., r..
!; Home Phone 81 south.
Good secondhand Ford Touring
Car Tor sale. Inquire Of Ray Glaspe'..
~ the Hennineer Drug Co.
Extra large assortment Of used
First Class Fords for sale.
COOK & FOSTER.
-Cnele Fred we,rell. who has been
so very III the past ,wcrweeks, Is now
able 10 get around and look a, bis
later patch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-23
MORE POULTRY IS
BEING RAISED NOW
STATES Us. AGENT
Arthur A. Peters, District Poultry
Representative, Declares Peo-
pie Realizing Importance and
Food Value of Eggs.

Poultry conditions In the country
are Improving 90 such an extent that
thcfe viii DE a large increase In the
poultry production this fear, In the
statement OF Arthur A. Peters, district
representative OF the government In
the present poultry campaign. who
was In Albuquerque this morning.
MI. Peters is on his way 10 califor-
MIA He has been on an Inspection
tour and has just returned from the
state college.
"The public is becoming TO realize
the value OF raising poultry. either On
the small or large scale" Mr.. Peters
stated this morning. The campaign
To induce people 20 raise more poultry
will greatly increase the product this
year.
The government az present Is max.
ing arrangements Tor young turkeys IN
the extreme drouth sections OF west
crn Texas TO be shipped and sold 70
farmers In Arizona. New Mexico. and
California. in order 60 avoid starva-
ton. A large number OF young tur-
KEYS will he shipped.
In Petaluma, cal. the chamber of
commerce." MT. Peters says. rs be-
ginning a campaign educating the pub
hc of the food value of an egg. The
campaign Will cost $4,000 n starts
on August 81. There n 5000 00
white leghorn chickens on poultry
ranches " Petaluma.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-23
IS HUN DIVISIONS
LOSE 10000 MEN,
OEbENY ANNOUNCES

Paris. Aug 23-Genoral pehony,
IN command of the French forces iu
the Picardy battle. has issued the fol-
lowing address Ia his troops:
Soldiers OF the first French army;
by the side OF our British allies YOU
have broken the enemy's attack. lib
Grated Amicns. captured Montdidier,
occupied fortified positions overlook
ing Roye aud cleared the sacred soil
Of France IN a depth OF 20 Kilometres.
sixteen German divisions IN the
battle have iost to ~ 10000 prison
ers. 220 cannon aud enormous guam
titles Of material.
"On leaving the banks of the Avre
for u advance, let us salute with
piouS emotion our brave comrades
who have fallen during the laat five
months on the Hangard-G ricvesnes
line. They stopped the invader: they
prepared for the %revengcful offensive
and have by their blood given the
command Go which We must remain
faithful. We must conquer