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Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
AUDRAIKSASSESSED VAL
.UATIOH IS s24,20l,6S5

m ASSESSED vsiaztiol e A
drain Couniy fer purposes q taxatios
this year VII Be- s24&l@a socard-
ne 10 the hooks ust turned ever ts
the County Court b. Assessar s 7.
Torreyson nis WIi Be E Increase
of n4ofsa8 ever last year.
There vas an inerase e Sli165Aa
IN real estate. due % the increase q
the new valuation.
In personal property there Was an
increase II s26s2so5
The County Board a Equalization,
Il i thenghi. VII raiss the valaatioa
Of land in Quivrc Township which las
been assessed at the old valuation. Al
their meeting the first Monday in
April. Personal property has rot
been raised in Quivre Township
A study Of the list reveals the tol-
lowing interesting facts;
Total number q acres s3iS2s; to-
tai valuation. sl46S3SSo; average
value per acre, SSS97.
Total number q town lots, $3.50;
total ~velnstion 740; average
Der lot. $4,000.
Total number Of horses, 9.io2; to-
tai valuation, S539.5 $50; average val
uc. S5e27.
Total number Of mules, 4.5s6; tota.
valuation. S3I5.755: average value
S65s9.
fetal number Of jacks and jennots
215. Total valuation, s2f.OS0; aver.
age value, Sto2SS.
Total number Of cattle, S2456; total
valuation, s7l1.tl5; average value
sf-s2.
Total number Of sheep. 12.44s; tots
valuation, Ssl,S40; average value
s6-5S.
Total number Of hogs, 20,261; tota
valuation S254.lsO; average value
Sl2.54.
Total money, notes and bonds, 81,
244,620.
Total bank stock Of corporate com
panies, S724,530.
Total personal property Of othe.
sorts, S997,275.
Total real estate and town lots
1 s,714,620.
Total personal property, s5.4s7.
OILS.
Grand total Of personal and real es
tate property, S24,201,635.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
JOE DEAD

Joe Landiee, step-son of Ed Walker
of this city, died at 1870 Tuesday af.
ternoon after a short illness from
pneumonia. He was 80 years old and
a member of the Baptist church. Be.
sides his mother he leaves two broth.
ers, George and Sam, the latter re-
siding in California. Joe had many
friends here. He was an industrious
boy and we'll liked.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
SALE DATES


Feb. 20. W.. J. and ]. II. Rako.
near Martinsburg, o. B. johnson
Auet.
Feb. 2l-Lewis & Ford sale.
Feb. %. Joe Considine. Auction
GERS; johnson, Brown, Ford. Harri
son, Holmes, Majors, johnson and
Gregory.
Feb. 26. Hearlson & Gardner.
G. Ford, Auct.
Feb. 26. Clarence Gray, near San.
ia Fe. j. T. johnson, Auct.
Feb. 27-Clark Harrison, ) miles
southwest of Mexico. Joe A. Gregory
au~etioneer.
Feb. q. Hugh Rudasil. IL
Ford, Auet.
Feb. %. Wheeler CAN'T. J. G. Ford
Auct.
March l. J. T. johnson, Annual
Mule Sale. +. NJ. Holtsinger, Auct.
March 2. B. R. Middletoa's Mule
Sale at Middleton's Barn.
March 5. Alec Carter & Son Mule
Sale.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
SATURDAY is POTATO DAY

The Woman's Committee Council Of
Defense will demonstrate the value of
potatoes as food next Saturday, by
having on display in the grocers' win
dows a number of cooked dishes with
receipts for same. The council in CO.
operation with Mrs. Pennington, of
the University, is aiming to show
house-keepers how they can save flour
by using potatoes. Next Saturday
will be potato day in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
A P Green Brick Co G employees
SOUTH BENTON ITEMS

H. c. Berry, of Mexico, visited his
daughter, Mrs. J. E. Clark last week.
Nh. and Mrs. Marvin, who recently
sold their farm to John Dishman, will
leave this week for some part of H.
inois. R. L. Mcclure has also sold
his farm TO a Mr.. Harris, Of Mont
gomery county. They will leave in
the early spring for Southern Texas.
We regret to lose these two good fam
lies from our neighborhood, but wish
them well in their new location.
I. NJ. Barre went TO Kansas City
Sunday night for a load of cattle.
Marion Barker and family came in
from Iowa last week and are now at
their new home near Venice.
Mrs. Brown Owens, of Mexico,
spent a few days last week with F. A.
Owens and wife.
David Douglass, Girls Erisman and
George Peyton, are numbered with
the sick. The Carter boys are able
to be out again after a continued ILL
ness Of German measles.
Miss Ped Harrison is visiting her
brother, Alb Harrison and family this
week.
Andrew Cox visited in Wellsville
Saturday and Sunday.
Jake Newberry who recently bought
the DR.. Nutter place is baling hay for
viii Turner, north Of Benton.
Rev. Mclaughlin filled his regular
appointment at Unity Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Mack Pifer Of Wellsville, has bought
the John McMurtry place.
T. N. Barre, Walter Douglass and
Chas. F. Clark were Mexico visitors
Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
MILDRED sANsBERRY DEAD

Mildred Sansberry, the 7-year-old
daughter Of Claud Sansberry, living
one mile south Of Thompson, died
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock of
pneumonia. Mildred had been sick
but five days. The funeral was
conducted at the Sansberry home on
Wednesday at 10 o'clock; then the
body was brought to Mexico and
buried in Elmwood Cemetery.
Mildred was a sweet little girl and
was loved by all who knew her. The
Ledger joins friends i~nextending sin
eere sympathy to the bereaved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
JOHN S. BTDEE DIES
HERE MONDAY NIGHT

Jehn s Bybes. 81 years Cd. died a.
tie hone e ~ son. Charles L By
bee. il this city. e > compilation Of
diseases st less Monday night after
an Illness q only i've days. Mr..
Bybee. VIE Vas bern in Howard
county. had lived In Mexico sixty
ysars. lie was married when "a
years cd and became the P-rud father
Of eleven children, ten Of whom lived
to be grown.
Mr.. Bybee was a mar Of strong con-
stitation and had = determined at
mosphere about him. A few days ago
he fell. but kept il from his or.
When, finally he bad TO 90 20 bed with
his injury. a doctor was called. two
ribs were discovered broken.
lie leaves the following sons and
daughters: Mrs Mary Niece. Of
lake Geneva. Wis; Mrs. L A. Arm
strong. OF ST. Louis; Mrs. Henry
Stewart. Of Audrsin county; Mrs,
Gus Steinman. Of Mexico; Mn. Rich
ard Day. Of Mexico; Chas. l. Bybcc.
Of Mexico; J. l. Bybcc, Of Mexico; and
W. A. Byhee, Of Vandalia.
Mr.. Bybee was a sturdy pioneer
type. one Of those men whose ability
and activities grounded the foundation
for the present growth and high
standing Of Audrain county. lie was
a Christian and a man Of high ide-
ais. The Ledger joins the many
friends Of the family in extending
deepest sympathy.
The funeral services were ron
Quoted by the Rev. II. Pearce Atkins
at the residence Of Gus Steinman on
South Clark street at ten o'clock We'd
nesday morning. The pail bearers
were Ernest Blum, Chal Blum, join
Blum, Curtis Bybee, Claude Bybee
and Robert Hill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
EXECuTnR,S sA1r

In obedience to and order of SALE
made by the Probate Court of Audrair
county Missouri, at its February
Sern, a. d. 1918, |, the undersigned
Executor of the estate of ElizabetE
pahlem, deceased, will, on
SATURDAY, THE 23RD DAY OF
MARCH, 1918,
petween the hours of nine O'Clock in
~ forenoon and four o'clock in the
sale to the highest bidder for cash the
Following described real estate tnys;t
Lot seven, Block Six, Lakenan (,
barnes Highland Addition to Mexico.
MISSOURI, during the sitting Of tbe
PROBATE Court, at the east front door
q, INC Court House, in the Citv Of
Mexico, Missouri. 52-5t
EUGENE DAHLEM,
Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
Deputy Sheriff Chai Blum return

Deputy Sheriff Chal Blum returned
to this city from oconomowoc,AW Wis d,
Wednesday morning with Benjamin F.
Works, charged with the desertion Of
his wife and children.
Mrs. Works and her children re-
side in this city, and Works did also
until sometime ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

The Mexico School Board has pur-
chased the property of Mrs. Tax Hill,
adjacent to the South Side School.
This brings into their possession all
Of the land in the block but n small
lot. They intend making it a part IF
the school playground.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
THEY ALL COME BACK

J. Earl Bell has returned from
Ohio, an will take charge of his fine
farm in this county this spring. Earls
many friends in Audrain are glad to
see him come back. There is no bet
ter place to live in the world, than
good old Audrain County, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

Inc Mexico Poultry & Egg Co. will
pay you Soc per Id. for butter fat for
sour cream. Save the extra worn
and get more money for your butter
by selling your cream to them. They
pay cash. wilt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

Horace Mundy, appointed by Gov
ernor Gardner as Audrain county's
official representative at the National
Farmers Convention in Kansas City,
this week. left Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
ATTENTION, DEALERS

IN FUUUSIUFFS!
All dealers in food commodities,
millers and bakers are notified to meet
me- in Mexico at 10 a. m, Monday,
February 25th, in the Chamber of
Commerce office. ]. c. Strock,
DIV County Food Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

orpheus Rutter has been advanced
to Sergeant from Corporal; through a
typographical error it was stated
tuesday that he had been advanced to
Lieutenant.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

George Black and family, of Hat.
ton, will move to this city shortly and
occupy the Baptist parsonage on So.
Jefferson street. The Ledger joins in
welcoming Mr.. Black and family ia
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
BEER FAMINE LIKELY

Brewers in st. Louis and Minneap.
oils Friday received orders from the
Food Administration to buy no more
grain for mailing purposes until per-
mission is granted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
FALLS Sc

The Temperature Wednesday morn
ing was 8 above zero. The fall in
temperature from Tuesday noon to
Wednesday morning was Sc degrees.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

Gus C. Smiley, Indie Rudasill, Ed
Hendrix and DR.. Bridgford motored
into this city from Santa Fe Monday.
They report the roads excellent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

Mrs. R. NJ. White is the guest Of her
cousins, Misses Willie and Gertie
Mitchell, at Hotel Buckingham, St.
Louis, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
wALKER-BRowN D

Miss Mable Brown and Emmett
Bryan Walker, both Of neal Sham
rock, Mo, were married Wednesday
moraing in Mexico by Elder Egan
Herndon, Of Centralia. Through the
kindness Of M. S. Bush, friend of Mr..
Herndon, the marriage took place in
the elegant office Of the Bush Under
taking Establishment. Mr.. Walker
and his wife r both popular young
people Of their neighborhood. They
will live with her father in the old
home place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

Better order your repairs for your
machinery early. DO IT NOWl
DRY & SAPPINGToN. DOT wit Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
Wed. Feb. 9th
he following personal property;
~SHORTHORN CATTLE

SHORl HOkN CATTLE
Ny entire herd Of Shorthoru cattle,
consisting Of 5 bulls and % females;
| fresh Jersey mich cow, five years
old; / half-blood Shorthorn COW, two
years old; 2 grade Shorthorn roam
hcifers, coming two years old, to be
fresh in April; / grade Shorthon
steer, coming two years old; . grade
heifers, coming one year old; | steer
coming n year old.
HORSE STOCK
One bay driving and saddle mare,
seven years old, / bay general purpose
horse, five years old, l mare, eight
years old, bred to draft horse, l nine
year old mare, bred to jack; / aged
draft mare, bred to draft horse, 1 good
mare mule, coming three years old;
8 good horse mules, coming two years
old, 2 mare mules, coming n yr old.
HOGS - Seven Poland China brood
scws flour of them registered | half
blood brood sow, all bred to farrow in
March, 50 nice stock hogs, l DurJl-
Jersey boar.
Farm Implements of All KINDS
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One parlor suite, / organ, l r~efriglra-
ter, bedsteads, springs, tables, chairs,
stoves, cupboards, ana many other
household articles.
Sale starts promptly at 300 a. D..
Buyers from a distance will be met at
Darlington and conveyed to and from
sale free of charge. Dinner served
on grounds, The north-bound tram
will be held at Darlington till 1880 p
m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

Mrs. +. A. Sankpill, of Laddonia,
was operated on at the Mexico Hos
pital Wednesday morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

j. E. Settle, Of Moberly, was in Mex
leo on business Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

Marriage license was issued Tues
day tc<John R. Vancourt, Of Boone
County, and Miss Pearly Sits, Of
Audrain County.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

MALoNE's want you to buy one of
their new arrivals in SPRING SUITS.
dot wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

W NJ Patterson, of Auxvasse, was
a business visitor in Mexico Tnesdnu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

w. f. Mcdonald, of Centralia. was
in Mexico Wednesday,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

You will find a nice. new assortment
of Spring Suits at MALONE'S. d2wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21


j. T. Johnson is going to celebrate
his birthday, Friday, March /, by
holding the best sale that he has ever
held. Just how many birthdays this
well known stockman has had The
pleasure Of celebrating is not stated
but this sale will be the tenth that has
been held at his famed Colonial Hill
Farm. The announcement, as it ap-
pears in the advertising columns, de-
scribes 300 head of stock that will
pass through the auction. OF these
100 head are mules-good e of the
johnson type-and are ready to dc
their part in putting in Missouri's
war crops this spring. This offering
will include the top pairs Of mules sold
| at the Alb Harrison and Alb Romans
sales. In the cattle class, Mr.. John
son will sell 80 steer calves at auction
and will offer at private sale, 12C
coming three-year-old steers. Two
well-mannered Shetland ponies will
also be sold at auction and as a climax
befitting the occasion, two pure-brcd
Poland China bears will be sold, the
best one for the benefit Of the Red
Cross. The ladies of the Workers
Society of the Christian Church will
serve dinner, C~onveyances will run
from the city to the sale. Coils. Holt
singer, Major and other celebrities
will be in charge at the ringside, while
A. d. Jackson will be the clerk. Mr..
johnson extends an invitation TO all
his friends to be present and enjoy the
day by witnessing the greatest sale
in Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
Public Sale

Having sold my farm, | will sell at
auction at the farm, two miles north.
west Of Darlington, on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
LOCAL MARKET
March
ST! LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET
SPECIAL REPORT

National Stock Yards, H., Feb. 10
ToDAY'S RECEIPTS: Cattle, 5000
Hogs, 10000, Sheep, 300.
CATTLE: Today's trade on a firm
steady basis, and from a general
standpoint the market is now fully
81 per cwt. higher than ten days ago
on the big end of the receipts consist
ing of medium to good steers, COWS and
butcher stuff. Gamer grades are very
high. In fact, the market in general
is exhibiting plenty of snap and vim
this week, and all indications point to
an even, stable market for the fu-
ture.
HOGS; Under heavy receipts the
market opened today about 10c lower
than the best time yesterday, with a
top of $685., but later in the day a
little more strength was manifested
on the good hogs and the top Of $500
was scored. However, eastern orders
were lacking and for this reason some
grades were neglected, especially for
pigs. The bulk of the good fat hogs
with weight sold from $1,000 to $500;
rough hogs $15,75 to SIG; mixed hogs
100 lbs, up $16,4O to s16.7O; 1876 lbs.
to $50 lbs. s14.75 to $3.50; 10 to
100 Id. pigs $13.75 to s14,5O; lighter
pigs $40 to $13.25.
SHEEP: Receipt in this depart
ment continue to rule very light, with
the market mostly of nominal charac-
ter. In fact, the supply has not been
sufficient to create much stimulus,
though the trade for the available re-
ceipts has been on a firm, active basis.
National Live Stock Commission Co,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
FARMERS EXCHANGE

lFoR SALE - Ten ia
H~olstein hsifer calves.
der just east q Menioo. No. IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

EUfoR SALE - s. !"
land, I miles west Of MerioI
iva barns. three wells. ctr. u,
/ Brown dlt s0-3t a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21

~ FOR RENT-Two d.,sv
farms. B. R. Middleton, Mexico. n.
b it-d2-2t. A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-21
Public Sale!

Ws ~ - = PuhHs Astru 81 ~ farm knoun uf TIE "a Rssus farm.
g nB1 uahrua q Medo md q nile uorh q rrane vtew oureh on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12

We will sell for the owner at their
residence. ~ West Grace Street. on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1915.
commencing ut 1890 A. NJ.
one apiece Overstufrcd parlor Suit.
Brass and Onyx Tables. Gold Lear
Frame Fire Screen. Large Vases and
Ornaments. Chairs and Tables, Mahoe-
any Continuation Bookcase. Mahogany
Desk. Massive Oak Hall Rack, TeIe
phone Table. Handsome Round Pedes-
tai Dining Table, Massive Walnut Sid.
board. China Closet, Serving Table and
i,ry Stivcrware. Chinaware. Bric-a-
Drugget Massive Oak Chambe Suit.
Spring and Hair Mattress, Single Mirror
front wardrobe. Chaars,, Crex Drugget.
Sectional bookcase. Antique Rosewood
suit. with Wardrobe and Box Spring,
walnut Chamber Suit. with wardrobe,
mirror Front Mahogany Folding Bad
Pictures Mirrors. Linolcum. etc.: also
lot OF other goods too numerous to
TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO..
Gro ~ Auctioneers.
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MELr wA>TiaD-,.,:,,A,.r.

MELr wA>TED--ruMA. 3,
iVuNi i.Abtt.S Wanted. w"rk IN our
,tnibuy,H sl"nhy Work "icht hours apulv
Nu.''ni = y ''htisg
ioNNi t.hpIE Several ueet uni att.ac-
re s"UnS lndi.s 20 travel Sria!y and
n.AptiS"s ornament TO right pariich II
:cs.- .ass Times Disua,ch
NANIEu superintendent .r nurses "a Il
Si'a,1 N'-t virginia stat" hos'sitai. Sn'-
AIRY Slw her month with maintenance. Adj
dress Mckenzie" Hospital. Mck.ndryc. ~
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MONEY TO LoAN-CnATrELs. ~

BUKKJN oh your wAlches diamonds ana
Jr%elrS from thc Equitable Loan Society
10 North Eighth Street
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AUCTION sALEA
BY Il. a. CATLIN 6 CO..
lScal Estate Auctionccrs'
- North Eighth Street.
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE
OF
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE

G, pursuant to an order OF tho United
T Histrio DiStriGt Court for, the Eastern
D. w. Schrecengost. bankrupt. entered
on April 2, 1915. as amended by an Or
der entered therein on November~s.
iHlS. the Undersigned special commits.
sioanerS thereby appointed together
with the undersigned trustee in bank
the respective premises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Il. 1919
tho following three parcels OF real es.
ia,c IN the order named, beginning at
First. Double tenement frame dwell.
i mg designated rs Nos 3oI-3Oa South
Meadow Street, Richmond, Va. located
Williams Streets. fronting IS Ieet At 10
inches. more or less. on the eastern
line, OF Meadow Street. and extendint:
PACK Sa enstwardly between parallel line5
dw S s,IinSs D 1ssele. tenemsnt fran:
fronting 4s feet 10 al inches. more Q:
s less. on tho eastern line OF Meadow
SttssGs, ana extending back eastwardly
lines % feet, and being located lust
south of the property first above men.
Third. Double tenement frame dwell.
i hg designated as Nos. .3os-sil South
meadow street; Richmond, Va. fronting
tho eastern line of MEADOW Street. and
extending back eastwardly between
Iuihiiti llncS 10 rect and being located
immediately south OF the property last
described above. $3.50
The foregoing property will be oner.-
ca separately in three parcels. as above
TERMS AS TO EACH PARCEL.
One-third cash, residue in two equal
Instruments at six and twelve months
from date Of sale, evidenced by notes
OF purchasers. with 6 per cent Interest
ADDED. and secured by deed Of trust ON
inc property sold and purchaser to keep
same insured against fire In names OF
trustees in said decd. Or all cash. ne
option OF purchaser. :
ne sales are to be free Of liens and
subject to CONTINUATION of court.
DAVID MEADE WHITE.
JOHN a. COKE, JR.,
j. JORDAN LEAKE,
Special Commissioners.
IL. r.. CABELL,
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
[ hereby certify that the bond OF th.
above named special commissioners IN
make sale of said real estate has been
duly executed and approved.
K. e. POWERS,
Deputy Clerk.
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coon THINGS TO EAT.
iiOUSI:liOI.iI CO,

Buy war savings Stamps. and remember
wynne's Ice Ctesni. Madison $50.
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BUSINESS OppORTUNri

BARRBR would lko TO buy a two-cl,air
shop In good town. or will take location
for sane Sste particulars. e 100. care
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YOUNG MEN
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PROPERTY FOR 4NCE

ExCHANGE-REAI. ESTATE. go
BRICK SToRE--re trade with garage. we'll
located. for residential property for In
vesiment small pLoperty preferred. viii
rent lot SIS month Ii Els. caro- Times
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WANTED, man to take
charge Of large paper
stock. One with knowledge
Of paper business preferred.
Also to do shipping. Apply
in own handwriting to Com
mercial Paper Company,
care Times-Dispatch.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
STOCK INVESTMENT

STOCK INVESTMENT
An Incorporated COMPANY, msnufac-
turihs We'll -.dvtrtisad prod;ic,
uh-n 'AtehsiEciy. 10y merchants manu-
i*ctuf.rt ara houachoId.. ana nov
uoinG "A business far beyond its present
raii-tn capital. offer Il rpi"ndid or
p"fiuniiy 10 few investors either
:ci.|" ~ inactive. The business OF
tils turipui l. open to the most
.'"ai'hii. Investigation. tiJr,sH ID
80. care Tunes Dispatch
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YOUNG LADIES
i. II; MAYO BRO. Branch. Tw.n:y.si1,h
ahu cary StreeiE. need eIper:enced puck
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wASTEn TWO. cHEcKING CLERKS AID
TEN MEE TO FILL ORDERS IL OUR
SHIPPING DEPARTMENT.. ". I. HOOD
& CO. CINTER PAkk. CITY.
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OFFICE MAN-Wanted at
once, experienced office
man for general work in
large office. Address E 345,
care Times-Dispatch.

PiiARMACiST-Wan, registered pharIn;i-
ratrh. go
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YOUNG men wanted-We
need several young men
in our packing department.
Good opportunity for live
young men who are willing
to work for advancement.
Apply Superintendent, G. F..
Sauer Co., Broad and Mea
dow Streets.
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PHARMACIST or chemist
wanted. Richmond's lar
gest drug and pharmaceuti-
cal manufacturer has an
opening for a man who has
experience in the manufac-
ture of drugs and toilet
preparations. The man Sc
lected for this position is ex-
pected to eventually take
charge Of this department.
Good opportunity. Replies
confidential. E 346, care
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APARTMENTs-FURNIsnED.
HOusE-E,iI,NIslIED

MISCELLANEOUS Fon RENT, 81
uAKAGE-Fcr rent. stable used as a garage.
22ls West Trace Street. boulevard l26..
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-01-05

M appear.
l appeal to every priest, to every
parent, to every husband, to every
wife, to all, young and old, to stop this
coming disaster, and to stop it in
time. This can easily be done. Be
Sim Feiners if you like. Cherish your
love of country, your love of liberty,
your political opinions as much as
you like. But be no party to any cause