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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21

Hols,e.n cattle are 81 black And
~hl;c color. They ARE dS~iis knt ever
tempered. nat ercd "rus,len and AZ
BEST whea plenty Of fred 70 svanaese
HulS;e.n cows average ssSgt LIZ
pouaIs sud bulls i.~D pogr.is In
freight. The average of milk twdtae>
1!aa is hi-h, but tho percn'ax~ Il sat
.ertat L. comparatively low.
Among Hoisasas. A20 COWS tAAs
aAd conap.sted q yearly rr.Nosi for -
saacsi registry averaged lAE1'
aoun1s ot milk. testing AGA pee eeas
ya,te~tat amounting to csn1 pounds
u s>t. TIE ,sn highest prsiuc~ss ot
his breed syeragesi frcsn al-1%la 10
- AsA+ poan,.s az milk. an average
or these ten # a.Sss4 pounds @.
Elk. The ten highest Hclssega bot
rersst pr,piseers svSrxSxc f-x,
i.-ncn TO ..oi.- IS pounds sn aver.
sSs. tw these ten. 1t i,t@a "a pyasaGs
II hctssrfat
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21

Mrrem the United states Dsrartussnt q
Red rssea~ssies require att~nsIsa ~
tis~ca their growth and fruit, pesdas~
tioa MT two S@asoas ~ the s~sr~~prun-
sag In the summer. during the gruw~
Ina sessan. 10 regulate the height a.
che cmnes aud induce the formation at
frai,.ag we~sd for thu following seq
snn. aad pruning during the ~tassr 90
eariy spring fur the purposes ~ ,ssaasnla.s
niing the canes which hofe lssi scM-
sesa, ~ Az 10 allow all the cnesay vt
tbe roos ~ the plant 10 DO directed
10 the rrA.attlaH ef fruit aud the
formation Il the next aea sets u bearing
wood.
The summer pruning, which Ia mot
grnerMily praetie~d With red rnsphsr~
fieN, consists In stepping the yuunG
sls~,ts when they have attained y
height Of from IN to 10 inches. This
Induces the Development nj sidM
shoots aad the production ~ addition
al spruuss from the rect. Both theas
Types NJ growth are desirable In or
der to insure as large 4 growth ~
wood az the plants can carry 10 nd-
vantage This will have 10 W. gov
ernrd by the judgment Of the rrowes
and should he based on tho variety.
the character n the spli and tho
kind and quantity of fertilizer used
II" ThF wtsIfsr 'tsiasAs III d l,to.efssiss VI
elimination, All canes which have
srrv~d their purpose m fruit psodac-
sr aw renewed. ~ are oil dead az
diseased canes, thus reducing the DE-
mands upon the roots VI the plant 10
the wood intended for fruit psodnc-
tie0,
The advantages OF summer pruasng
ere an Increase 10 the area Of bear
ing wood, and xsrsng. low canes
which require no artificial trelsis ~
support
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21

choefse from tay hate brought me u
my senses. and l fesbiy asked, "ror
heavens sake. what was thatY
He answered. -osly g rat taking q
promenade alonx tho sandhakS- !
felt very sheeplsh.
About every twenty minutes tho seu-
try Ia the next traverse would fire. Z
star shell from bis dars pistol TIE
-plap' would give nae q start Of fright
I never got used 10 this noisc during
my service In the trenches
would watch tina arc described BY
the star shelf. and thea stare iats No
Mans Land waiting for n TO burst In
It's irnd light the bare~d wire aud
stakes would be silhouetted against Ia
light liSs q lattiecd window. Thea
darkness
Once, out In front Of our wire. I
heard 4 Noise and saw dark FERNS
moving. Ny ride was lying aercss the
sandbag4ed parapet. I reached for It.
and was taking aim u Ore. when my
mate grusped my arm. and whispered
-Doa't fre." Ito chaliengcd In a iow
votre. The reply rare back, instantly
from tho dark forms:
shut your btlnkin' mouth. yoa
hloomln' idiot: do you want IN TO click
II from the Dochesf''
Later we learned that the word. mo
challenging or firing, wiring party ou,
Ia front" had been given 10 tbs seEtry
on our right, but be bad failed TO pass
Il down the trench, An ot'cer had over.
beard our challenge and the reply, and
Immediately put tho offending sentry
urisr arrest. Tho sentry clicked
tweaty'one Gays on the wheel that Is,
BE- received twenty.one days aeld pan
ishmsnt Ne I. or ~rruciiixion." ~
Tommy terms II.
This consists Of being spre~d-eaxlsd
on tho wheel Of timber two hours a
day for twsn,y.one days. regardless Of
tho weather. During this period, ycnr
rns'ons consist Of bully beef. biscuits
and wster,
A few months later met this sentry
and be contlded to me that since being
"crucined." he had never failed to pass
the word down the trench when 81 or
iered. In view Of the etYense. the
above punishment was very light. In
that failing to pass the word down =
trench may mean tho loss Of many
lives, and the spollinx Of some llnpor'
tant enterprise In No Mans Land
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21

reason. Tommy II great cigarette
smoker. He smokes under all condi.
sioaa except when unconscious %
when he In rccunnoisering In No Mani
fI4td Nxt' right NAras 'srt ahv.Oss 'rss.
scus be does DOT care 90 have . light.
I'd csSarssse In his mouth.
Str~tchsr bearers carry fsTs foe
wounded TommisA When 4 str~tches
bearer arrives Alongside Of Tommy
whe has been hit the following convsr~
ss,'on usually takes place stre;ches
hearwr>--~want n faSs Where arv yea
hisr Tommy icoks up and answsrA
Yes In the leg"
After dismissal from rarads re 70
.urn~i 30 Cur hsllets aad I had to get
hpy Immediately with the dinner 10
sue. ptaaet consisted es stew made
from fresh beet. couple Of sruaA
bully eess. Msruncchie ra,ionx and wa-
ter--plensy Of water. There Is great
competition Among the s.en to sreas
with their forks the svo leaely pots.
tueA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
DAIRY
L FACTS
SLAUGHTER or DAIRY CATTLE


tFsMs&s~a NY tAt Etnsssa ,Asas1 n~~mss
sasnt al Asvtsasssret
Although dairy cattle srs ssNa~msrai
asa*s Ag fassGssaTs saE AlteSHsa rssy
viii eoeysrt coarse. tnessEsaie material
hasn q haran fecd. sgisl thsy naasa
hare sern# grain ter HsaslnGas r~ctsc
ssoeL WAsal aainsis- ecnv<s fsssaA
saea 40 grain. that txn ee nss1 Direct
BY hsasafa eaa~s, they nsasiiy % NJ
at loss n banss tg~a. 10 sinses ii
exfrwgae faed shortage. sfa~Fwfas~s anb
mails are killed for hunsan fsscd sssA
the grain used directly, N weaa@ ~
sss ccnttGensai ecunsgses this rHiey
has beea followed keeasss If the iaea
Of fsxas snd the ne~d al meat Mosa
Of ths dairy ecun.rsas al Enrcp~ hare
depsaded spoa Imports for . sArfs
part Of the grsinS ot s@fac~Etrasss ses
dairy. cattle. Tais sappay has hs~0
largely cst on. with the r~snss that In
sosae countries there has hee&a ssnc.
easy 10 decrease the member u AMI
mails Aeeaase of these faets, m!iiiens
81 hairy sasfla, have been ssanshsrxnA
IN Europe since TIRE war tenn. TIE
lack os rallk that has rs~alsrd hos ~
tailed great Suffering In sesss sses
,laas. especially aranas ehsltr~n. n
Is lasgagsaRi. therefore. that SueA D
situation hU prevented 10 this country
w FAR rs possible II. by ecutoaicnl
fes~sing ard the usilIsastoa al feeds
hat are not necessary fer humans,
,he Galrysntn q. the ccentry rcald cen
serve their herds untI! after the war,
they weaii rwadsf great srvtr~ 70
humanity. With The great nrrnh@s az
ANIMALS killed To Europe and the To-
-~~sss In N. rate u slaughter an tn
war continues. The fcss kaorsarv 20
,,sass nayse serious Wren taa xssax-
gle n over II VIII ~ Impossible 10 lssssst
., onee the demand for milk 10 the
countries where 'As greatest ncraees
II cattle haw b~en killed
Efforts with be made. ~ ccarSe. 10
lncrsHse the number II dairy c1syia
sef tAIs requires ,!1rsse-~sSvsrai years.
N fact. The snpply II grsia 90 tho
other hard, enn he increases! rncrv rap
t,tly. but there vii! Isaaahiy he Dc
rand rpan a. fer rrniUcts fsum The
Hairy, ~ wrl! as tar foundations fer
herds. provides! we keep our supply OF
sood animals Tits s,.nnki he cpnsid-
srsi another reason for tnr>~S'ns, or
Al least uain'sin!Hs ths herds ~ dairy
attic Ia this conntry
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
REVISED STANDARDS
FOR WHEAT AND CORN
Secretary d Agriculture sluns
Order Effective hy Is,
Grain Fsrwsrs md Country Shippers
Ars urvsd 10 Thoroughly FarlL
ix-txr Themselves With NsM
6rades--chxnqes Made.

ur~r@rvd by tie Cnftei states ts-eart-
rseat Of Asrieararsl
Standards far wheat cad Theilcsi
nrn which move la Interstate and
feFvign commerce. have heea revised
to take effect July II. 1918, ard the
order has ,ssen signed by Secretary
Of Agriculture II, Y. iIouSson, aades
the provisions ~ the taii.sd States
grain standards nc,. I1ss naw stand.
ar7ls sahcrSrtie these now used and
which will continue iu effect until
IUly II All members n III. grain
trade. especially eraiH farmers and
country shippers Of points where IT,
ceased inspectors are not located. are
urge~i 10 thoroughly fainIliariae them.
selves with The asw grades
The department Announces that the
new wheat grades with result In q
grvaser proportion of the crop failing
!aso the higher grades. The more I'M
,portsn; # tho chaas-s are;
Dockage viii h. Expressed In terms
Of whole yer cent. rather than half pes
cent, dlsregarsiluE fractions and ths
deanItion Of docksge specifically ~.
agircw reclesnina and reeerseninx. M
that ~ larg" proportion ~ possible
OF cracked wheat will be recovered.
The aore defnsse terra foreign
ma,eria! other than aocsags<' has been
substituted for ''inseprabie foreign
material"
The allowance for Wild peas, corn
cockle, aud similar impurities Ia more
liberal.
Tn. r~rcrntages Of hard kernels re-
euired In ,he premium subclHsses Of
Hard Red Spring Hard Winter ard
Common white have be~n changed
&aa msasl~ sssss~ ,sew~xi. -t.ff ,.sa'4t-aaarar.
Z THE tpiHifrffr ~s,tSsrt .s~r hsssbel ~
qusrrtaen,s generally are reduced. CT.
c~pt for grades t~a. thr~. sud four
10 Hard Red SpTfag ~hea, and grades
of1e ~ four In Common White aud
white Club.
The maximum percentages ~ rsols-
trr~ allowed hare he~a Increased for
all grades, except for grade No. 2 10
Hard Kesi Sp,fng and nurum
The total wheat III other classes
permissible IL Increased Ia every
rrsde. No, moss permitting per
cent and other grades 10 per cent,
Special limitations for certain whea,s
OF other clssses new Apply oaly 10
the ArSt tyo grades.
The total damaged wheat permitted
has been doubled for grade No. J..
Snail sFnoasts Of hest-Iasaa gesi kes.
Hsls are IN I've permitted In grade No
/ and In Increased amount 10 grade
No. 2
The quantities Of smut .llowe. bsN
fore designating wheat a. 'sVsutty"
bare tse~n doubted.
The sHAciAss4s Red Sr.inx. Hemp
hack ard Sog, Red hare been elm
hated tryga the standards mad grades
for rxrlicky wheat sdded far all
eiass~~,
The Ssrp standards In the main ip.
valvp tie a9ditsaa q weigh: Per hush
ei requirements for NIL numerical
grades sad ;hA allowance ~ @nsas'
qssntitIes of beat IL mayed kerue,s ia
grnaes Nsss. : ard g. Separate sansA@
GRADES have a<sa established fer
white. yelsew aEsd Hi1e-i cora
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
CHAPTER VI.


Our tour In the front-lIne trench
lasted fear days. and then We were
relieved by the ----- brtgada
Going down tho comnunica,icn
| sTsrch va ware .insm rysSN vssStA, ak
though we were cold and wet. and
every bone In our ho.tiss achrd II
makes n lot u difference whether you
are "soia1 In" or giving cut"
AT tho end Of tho Communication
trench. limhsrs were waiting on the
road for US. thought we were goinS
70 ride hack 10 est hllists. but socn
found out that the only tine an In
tanssyuaa rides Is when he tn
wcuassed and is bound for the base or
nhghty. These nnaers carried our
reserve ammunition and rxtions> Our
march 10 rvst hGlie,s was thoroughly
ecteyrd by me, II seemed a. II !
we're ea turloush. and was leavtng BE-
hind everything that WAS Disagree
able aud horrible, Every recruit feels
this way after being relieved from the
trenches.
We marched eight kilos ans. then
halted In front Of . French estawtaet.
The cartala gsve tho order to turn
cu, 90 each side Of the road and wait
his return- Pretty scen he came back
and ,cla II company to occupy Musts
III, lis and lie. Rllset III was Al
cid stable which had previously hsen
occupied BY cows. About four feet In
frent cs the sntrance was huge rsa.
mare Pile, and the s,iar tragn II WAS
anything but pleasant Using my
aasaliSh; stumbled through the dc~v.
Just before sutersng Observed 4
white Ssn ecaiias sitting ii. tying
~ but. ~ tho ttnA its Significance
I'D noe strike the Next morning I
asked tire sergeant major what I,
meant He ncocnaiansiy answered:
~Tnatp socae a. tbs work AZ the r.
A. n c, tRoyA Army Medical eoypsl
II ssarsy yslsaas that In case Of 40 at
tack. this billet viii Accommodate
Nfsy Wounded wAo arv sAle to SIT VI
sed take neteA - tvsnr sretcAer
eassA-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21

Thirty purard Hoasa have achieved the Mstaea
N prac than
dairy arss
Kesatyke wseaa ssxk Reagerssaa fsyn* Johanna.
rrofIcs Consecutive esq
karnaks In
Mecayhiae hvd by Charles H. Hyde Waterfowl
sA~ er1s~d aer sst ae1 rsaad ss-ss
pcands Of
waSieres, ka IA
fssne joaanastAa and only
= hrca Ay H.
willie. MI
pruiue~ Ay
CreyeF IA Gina ~ Y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
Back On ~ f-eas ii~s, sfter q
stay In rest esllstA. Empsy es.s Z
shock ~hsn 4 German bullet euts
Down HE ART ts,ent Of The
treHeheA ~ tslla ne ssery In
~ naxt lrstAllmsat.
sTO Bg CONTINUED.


TIE ssrcsss az Jerusalem within The
walls arV - narrow and crowded that
II II irp~assiels 10 drive . wagoa
through shsga and many Of tAsca ars
built Of series Of steps r2ou tie bib
sss.A - that 4; 10 a task to lead cane.s
~ dcckeys through them after sunrssA
Tser~fe-e most o. the carrying ard
rc-.vrsEs 10 dcae By nsen They carry
the r'sst Surprising los1A an ted
that they viii s:sp aaoax nr.ssly with
t.2 yssaads 90 their h~ckA with xsous
repes hcsdinx The kaH6sss y nas tom
AaadA-EIeAxneu
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
MUCH SKIM MILK IS SAVED
-Arce Quantities Formerly TA-e~~
ints Sewer Now Maas is&s
csstAes chsssA

one creamery To shs STATE H ~
ia<* IL enaaenssnS every ZAP go"
syuais Of skim milk, much ~ which
erras<ty was rNsn into tha s~xrr, aad
sveral rre~nseyses now make their -.
inv Supply II sk.E' Elk snsp ccttass
sss~sr. These exx1ssss srs cited In
- ararsi rvpeet q tie sasaa Of
,r!uasi Industry. Emitted sssses dep&Fs-
seq. u Agrscgl'are. A. sAo~tex say
CIV s-svs. .srczxh tas csszpsiSH sar
-y,aServstsan Of ali prvxSuc-s hat can
nc7xs - the sapc2y q ssoA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
ORIGIN or A0LsTElN BREED
cemes From the Northern psr% % ttol
land, Whore II Aaa Beer errt
for CcntarieA

prepared by TIE rnitei States pspAft
rssbt Of AxrfcultHfe-,
The H"s.ein. Friestan. conFnaniy
known A. the Holsscin breed. original
ri 10 the northern part Il Holland.
where II has he~n bred for CENTURIES.
Holstelns have grown greatly 10 num
.bers> and rywvtsrtty 10 trsccens y~.r~ 70 2
this country and are most numerous
In this United States In tn. middle At
Ianstc, middle NesNru and rseiea $50
tons
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21

Va sYs l NM "a fl N M 5
NJ Il ~ y = & y 4 Ii9 u M M
so y H. 'syy I1Ss
4 vAn AN tlAs 6y Y am 90
A11seA 4tsls NV S1xn ~ ro1SieGr
fstas6 a. G1stn1h IA.
The sszs asninsag III snauf ksx
sgserk I was sSakessec NV - i&aes
urpcrsa az crr serTt0m. infnrantzK raa
thas | Asd Ls~n 6ssaiAd " nsss -
dsxsy. asA 10 fsrsxs h I'm eNk anA
gsvs hs.n d band. Y begged lasa mAk0
TIN Ere, carry water frpn an I'D wsa.
and I'm the haco1. Liaz Of dtxias arr
uAsd DO errk rhs hseaa tn Atasr
breakfast WIS cooked. \ carried diyaA
os bot tazs md tka hd fnia NJ bacon tn
our se<sion. ard tald the csspasaa that
hreAkfazs WAS really. lie locked at sns
I'm ssaiempt. and tsstr shouted. -nrsak.
fast up. ceane and gGt III" ! ifaSeas-
&t9iy gnt wiss 10 the trsnea parsaace.
and never again lRfexmea that -nrsak-
fast was SERVED"
n dtdnr take long fef tho Tcaasatss
10 answer this eaA. Hah Dressed.
they lined up With thelr. e'intesns ard
I AisAed caf the tea. Each Tommy
carried In his hand q thick slice Of
bread Which had been issued with Thu
ratsens the night before Then I had
tho pleasure Of ssetag them DC tuto
the hscon With thsir dirty nngsrA Ths
allowance was ona slice per taan- The
lais one@ vvcs4s~t VERY small siiesA
A each Tcusmy got bis share hs I'm
medistsly disappeared tnsr the billet
Prvsty sooa asoat nsteea Ut them made
rush to the eookhoase. each carrying
huge slics u bread. These slicss
they dipped into tina bacoa grease
which vas stewing over the ftr~ TINS
last man invariably s1ss out was
the Inst rnxn
After breakfast cur section carried
thstr equipment iato a Geld zdtoinsaa
the billet and got busy removing ths
rsnsh nsd thtsefron. because ct s IS
q. ra. they had 10 tail In for Inspection
and parade. and woe b~tids the faaa
who was nnahavsn. or bad npd on his
uniforrn. Cseanlia~ss Ia next 10 gntili.
ness In the Rrttish army. and Old Pep
per must have been personally 40.
auaiated with 81. Peter,
Our drill consisted OF close orsef
formation. which lasted until acn.
x,asiax this ii1ae "a had two tsxlmlA.
ute breaks for rsst. and no sooner the
word. Pail out for tra sainuses." vas
given than each Tommy 80, out nn
and lighted It.
Ta.s are issued every Sunday morn
Ing. and you ge0sraily set between
twenty sad forty. The brand gen
orally issued 10 the "Hoedbins sotne-
times va ars lucky and gws ~Go'o-
tfazsa~ -rlAysrs- or Red Hu~sass"
Occasionally al issue Of life Rays"
comes along. Then the older Tosnmlss
Immediately yet busy on tho recruits
and trade these for -Woodhincs" or
stioltlfsakes." A recruit only has to
be stuck once IN this manner. and then
hs ceases 10 b. recruit. There IL 4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
KNOWLEDGE OF FRUIT BUDS
Necessary Sc Inst Tee Much o. ervtA
essrseS Wced Msy Net ~ Cvs
Away in Pruning

The fruit II TIE resth SAD tile pswm
IL Ir1spred ca scse xrown 'hs y~e~sd-
lag seasoH. bene~ IN ~0ssinx over .
tree 81 .a!s essysrTsr II h r~ss~ssry
70 snnw ssupsss.ag Of tt~ frvi, buda
NO ,Aas ,ho nsss Of shs fruii-eessaal
Nd wiG no. ee cut svxy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
EMPEY TAKES HIS FIRST TURN ON THE FIRING STEP or
THE TRENCH WHILE BULLETS WIFI OVERHEAD.

symepsaFrud BY the Sinking Of tho Lusan With hs loss Ut
American nvnx jersey City.
England ens private In The British After
recruiting orr In adon he sent b. train
hears the sound OF big
makes acquaintance ooass After brief period of
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
cssap Cars wss t4sSA

Supplemented With cr~a soy bean
go ssurs makes cheap and rssad rains
with hogs Just IS tss grain r~&ta+s
tsa aoaga siaEe isse .~srksTs are tgraee
II 10 % ne hsryesstax
Arizona republican., 1918-11-24
Wanted-Situation Female

experience, insurance and bonding, wants position with local firm. P. Q. Box 1885. dn
 FIRST CLASS dressmaker, former ly with the leading dressmakers in San Francisco, desires position as a designer, filter or draper. Box 94-A, Republican. It
 BOOKS TO KEEP Want about three or four sets of books 10 keep by
 an expert accountant. Will keep your records up to date at low cost; Al references. Box 94L Republican, al
Arizona republican., 1918-11-24
s1oo LoTS-s5.oo A MONTH Cotton City
ELOY. ARIZONA


 con the main line of the Southern
 Pacific)
 WE OFFER-25 beautiful soil lots 50x150 (nearly 14 of an acre) at the TOWNSHIP OPENING PRICE of 500 each-s5.0O down and $500 a month.
 These selected lots are listed in the Companys price list from s20o to s25o each. Title perfect. COTTON CITY is located in the beautiful Casa Grande Valley-soil, climate and production unexcelled. Ten great wells costing as high as sS,0o0 per plant with latest equip ment within a radius of four miles of the COTTON CITY townsite are making this section of the Casa Grande Valley one of the agricultur- al district of the West. one of the largest of these wells is on the Cotton City townsite.
 There are parts of the Casa Grande Valley that haven't the WATER WE HAVE TT AND CAN SHOW YOU.
 The abundance of water and char acter of the soil will make COTTON CITY thriving town. One of our ranchers is picking to- oay approximately two bales of Long Staple Cotton to the acre. WILL YOU BE ONE OF THE TJ1CKy ONES m TAKE An VANTAGE OF OUR s1o0 OTHER ONLY 25 lots will be sold now on this basis-s5 makes the first pay ment-and you can take possession of your lot immediately. DUNBAR & COMPANY Real Estate Dept. Board of Trade Building | Phoenix, Arizona Tel. 1475
Arizona republican., 1918-11-24
For Rent-Houses
HOTEL FOR RENT
 AT
AJO, ARIZONA


 The Hotel Ajo for rent for one or two years, or for longer period to desir- able person. Sixteen rooms. office, large dining room, kitchen, store room and screen porch. Best location III town. Ajo is the ideal mining town and this is an unusual chance for one who may desire to engage in the hotel business. Better not wait but make d personal investigation. Apply 10 Dave Disque Aio. Arizona. dl
Arizona republican., 1918-11-24
For Rent-Land

30 ACRES for lease; fine garden soil; s35 per acre.
 so acres for lease on shares.
 80 acres for lease at $40 per acre. Also a 40 and S0-acre bargain for sale. Ruggles & Haskell, 21 N. First ave al
Arizona republican., 1918-11-24
Wanted-Real Estate

WANTED-Listers on city and ranch land; we have the buyers. Must have the stuff Call and see Palmer. IS s. Center. Phone 4405. dm
 WANTED AT ONCE-5 or room brick modern house N. k. or N. w s35o0 to 5000. State best terms. Box 74L Republican. dk
Arizona republican., 1918-11-24

COAL shortage making oil burner men rich; gas fire in any coal stove from kerosene. Get our big offer. The Wonder Burner, Columbus. Ohio. It
Arizona republican., 1918-11-24
For Rent-PaSture
For Rent-Miscellaneous

FOR RENT-Space and fine display window in a large ground floor office room; central location. Phone 1929. dr
 FOR RENT-Meele's dump wagons, flat rack wagons and FTesnoes. Phone 1505. H! NJ. Snyder. dm
Arizona republican., 1918-11-24

It makes no difference what your wants may be. you can have them SUD- piled by using and reading The Repub- Ecan Classified dPases-Arizona' Lead
Arizona republican., 1918-11-24
Wanted-Help, Male

SALESMEN-Big, quick profits; new carburetor for Ford cars. Simple, not moving part; installed in 30 minutes; guaranteed to double your mileage ana start in zero weather without heating or priming; 15-day free trial. Write U. & J. Carburetor Co.,, 505 ". Jackson blvd- Chicago. It
Arizona republican., 1918-11-24
Wanted-Situation Female

BOOKKEEPER wants work, few hours daily. ], Republican. dr
 WANTED-Raw feed to cut by the acre. Phone 109J2. dn
 WANTED-An office job, having no knowledge of stenography. have noth- ing to recommend me. but willingness to work hard and a 3 years experience in a doctors office. Good recommends tion. Box 75L Republican. dl
 TRAINED NURSE wishes position in doctors office or day nursing. Phone 1899. al
 LADY WANTS WORK as chamber maid or housework. Phone SS32. gs
 EXPERIENCED stenographer de-
 sires permanent position. Box 36-L. Republican. al
 EXPERT salad and sandwich maker desires position. Phone 2293. ak
Arizona republican., 1918-11-24

MOST wonderful pictorial history 0, the world war. Complete details of the great battles and terrible Hun atrocities. About 500 pages: nearly 10U striking illustrations. Retails s2; nign- est commission. Free sample to work CTS. Quick deliveries. John Herteh Co.,. sos Madison Terminal bldg, Ch1-