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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-11-21

The infant Of Rufus Downs was
buried III Graniteyiew cemetery Mon
day.
The pie supper and sale was we'll
attended, and We secured cur quota
Of $50. Mr.. j. c. Forshee Of Ironton
sold the pies.
Schafer Bros. have been grading
the road with the big grader aud big
20.horse power engine, They have
graded from the OAK Grove store to
the Roselia store, spending two days
between the river aud the Roselie
store. The road is better than it has
been for years.
Dogs are still! dying with distemper.
Horses seem to have the same dis
ease, but it isn't fatal with them.
Mrs, Cook and some of the family
have been visiting relatives in Fred
ericstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gentry Massie OF st.
Louis are visiting their parents here.
t..
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-11-21
Huzzah Items.


Everyone is cutting and hauling
cord wood.
Farmers have not yet begun to
gather corn.
Mr.. Jake Clements has been suffer
ing from 4 severe attack Of rheuma-
t!sn, for the past three weeks,
Miss Eerua Bay spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Miss Annie
Dodson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Barton, VIM.
Williams and Mr.. Arthur Barton Wis
tied MIR. Jake Clements and family
Sunday.
Mrs, Della Circlum was buried at
the Stafford graveyard to-day. She
died of pneumonia yesterday.
News came to Mrs. s. FL. Dodson
last week that her nephew, Mr.. John
Palmer, Of PLANE, Montana, died re-
Gently Of pneumonia. He enlisted in
the army five months ago and was in
training ir Kentucky.
The influenza ia Speeding through
our section of the country. Mr.. Lee
Croker. of BiSby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Parker and Mrs. Willie Cam
den of Boss are i'll at present.
ANGELO.
November 9TH, 1918.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-11-21
AUCTION SALE!

Saturday, November 3aiil, lsis, al
w.; Barn iii Arcadia. Mo. have
bought tn. latire stool Oh III. lioweS
and Eollee places in RrsselIyilIe, COZ
Sislihs Of Live SlOci, Farming Imple-
liea.S, Buggies and Harness. and have
decided 10 sell al public sale GA The date
above named. For particulars see
Posters and neat weeks Register
NaIiilg will be sold al private sale.
v. D. FLETCHER.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-11-21
Sale Of Substitutes with Flour no Longer
Required.

The regulation requiring that SUBJ
stitutes be sold with each purchase OF
-four has been set aside, ana wheat
flour may be sold without them in fu-
tura.
Housewives r urged to practice
strict economy in the use of al! foods
AZ in the past, because Of the immense
shipments which mast be made 10 cur
men in Europe, and the need which
exists among all the peoples OF the
War-t0rn countries.
Beginning December ] the allow.
ance Of sugar will be increased to four
pounds per person per month, andthe
allowance tor one family may be pur~
chased at one time. This does not
mean that each person will be requir-
ed to consume so much sugar, or that
families should purchase their full al
lawance unless it is actually needed.
The law against boarding is still in eff
feet, and besides, there is nothing to
10 gained by purchasing more than
the allowances. The price will not
change for the present. The dealer
is still required to sell at Il profit OF
only one cent per pound over cost
price, with transportation added.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-11-21

Henry left his friends here and went
IN the draft cal! TO Camp Pike, Ark
ansas. After intensive draining there
he WAS taken to France, reaching
there in September. Ard now III the
l2ih of October he made the -dpgeL-e
sacrifice of his lite, thai you sEd ard
his little boy and all others nigh, lave
in "A world freed from the curse "t
mJitsrism. That no longer could the
barbarous Hun mal,reGt the Belgian
and Servian and Frenchman, nor it,
human deeds b. done 10 the Armenian
by his partner, the Turk, let US eve
hold III high esteem these neighbCrs
OF ours who have gone across and
died &or US, and eve remember his
eight year ola boy who is thus made
iatherless.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-11-21


ON ram INC past week ana coid
to Gay tatoAd&y.)
"rl4, Ih9 "as u over buF the hoSS
from th!a county may hot feaeh nome
lor NAohtns ID come, as tnefe are 80
many older soldiers and wounded
ones d WIFI hrst Ne gwen Tue OPP
pQf}uhity TO rethfn,
Many OF those suffering from inna-
eEGt are cohFaieScallt. some new
cases reported, hot mostly inlia' ,
George Mii'er' "le aho haoy Oh
Jfane roma nave heth Vlsilihg Apdee
Robinson and otAaf relatives, near
Annapoiis.
Mrs Llta Ai'Ihib passed through
a~hAapnd5 on her way 10 hef fA'hef,S'
john NafrcEe' on Black river Sne
hHo 4 severe aIt"cn Oh !iihoeitza WINE
her9 = sent toF Or zones "i bFu-
not Mheh no 1ntitia heF husoaho
was II rance ne "ovIh not nave a
penny tor hIs services ,
Eenyamm +. hlteheli ana vile OF
L~!a'eyElg'e, JKlahoma, 'ls'tea squire
hiteheh inn fanny mere SUNDAY ahd
! AlnuI1g Eslfl hbFa hGV tuill Ue n
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-11-21

Robert Bynum and JiII Wallen went
to St. Louis last Sunday, where they
have employment for the winter.
Misa Lizzle Russell! returned to Des
Arc last Saturday 10 resume her
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Campbell had
for their guests last week, Mr.. and
Mrs, G. Carter, Mrs. Nose Adams ard
Willie GoIlahar of Lesterville, They
returned home Sunday. Miss Annie
Campbell accompanied them.
Mont Stephens and sister, Miss
Nova, left Sunday for d weeks visit
with relatives in West Plains.
ALPHA.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-11-21
Three Mules Taken Up.

On Monday, November 4, 1915. l
took up at my farm on Marble Creek,
II miles south Of lronton, three mare
mules, all mouse colored. average
size; two Of them | judge to be, two
years old past, ard one, one year old
past. The mules have been In the
vicinity since June last. Owner can
have the animals by paying expense.
Address W. L. White, Route l, Area.
din. Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-11-21
6. A. EULDNER, OPT. ID.
FIRM or FULDNER q COMPANY.

,Successors TO Fuldner * K,chienJ
Marina Bldg, sO6 N. Grand Ave-, st.
Louis, Mo-, specializing in the Cor.
rectlon of Eyesight, Eyes.rain, and
the proper Fitting Of Glasses, will
again be in
lRoNToN, "WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ",
at the New Commercial Hotel, from 8
A. NJ. to p. NJ. Any word may DO left
for him there.
Bismarck, Wednesday November ~.
Write for appointment,
Flat River, Wednesday, Nov. 9Th,
at New Hammond Hotel, from 3 to 3
p. N.
Write for information or appointment.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-11-21
Warning! No Trespassins!

Hunting aud trespassing are posi-
lively forbidden on my premises. MT.
Cole has charge Of my place.
J. II. Lone.
Belleyiow Mo-, Nov. s, lois.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-11-21

Don't forget the Standard OH Com.
pany when In need Of Gasoline. Per.
lection Oils, L%ubricating Oils, Cup
Greases, Etc. Prompt delivery made.
ROLAND HILL, Agent,
Phone Is. Ironton, Mos
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-11-21

OF HE disease IN line e-u,ptonriy 49,,
tie a~Uthgrit.es ba.a cgprInird -,
the removal ufti- h7r ,.fu ,,rt -.
/ iaiaIl5rs ,re 70 huh:.eE OF
brook lLr ma, -. "''' ''n'ie-
a heN time card went into effect on
NE abroad Ia, Sunday. Following
Is me 'lno - the arrival vi the pas
SehIef Trains that stop a. lrontun
Stallion; noE'LloUu4-No. 4. go 4.
~ Nc, -, -;t0 r. 3d.: ~. a, $3.50 p
y SfHtLhuuHt No -, 1855 =. 81:
30 ., l&la P. 81 NJ D.. l-:23 4. II.
sos . and stop "a, tF5ut0n on ilar.
me other t.a.us max. regular s;ups
here. TIE Hnr,b-bsuna local ffe,.bt
- doe here 81 9;3j 4. Y..sr. lhe soutD.
GHHnd l9cl. r. 1870 a.. n.
p.cer.. -.,-.
a., ..,. Ia l''''' We're
I.,, ~. IT," 80 way ! -."'', -'.
Rr.rrrr lfg- .'5 ~, ,t ~ th'
rvrns AL. ,... .',.'' ne
l..,y. All - IT. ,,',1 ~, So"''
tUg: SEINE .'H3!7lHa wouldu'. rrint
lut primary election vote; il didn't
afIt Lg sa9w the .rratcHr. given Hun
tu.i lis#kIG- We'll. wa PRINTED tie
official ~trtuyi, lYournr General Llec-
ton LIST u,.rk. Wurl las, the afgr4-
] said >. i. ualetu Say oitt a~.rr.tpa-
my ri iIau ,.4 Iia1k.Asr as md
"a ed tlecglIt
Mt Geo. &, iiO"a7 has removed
ICON ii L'u! 10 Boston, ltasaeAus~
,l's, It, iook utter hia business inter
esjs H.t!e, l!s!s means he viii aoau-
t"1 '-teT"'hG 4h"TE' Farm mere IN
'N' valley ana the place val! freDHtly
"t "i.f@1 l2r sac AueA OF the 1--we
rt.N' haa already teen Opposed of,
M'. iip"es has By lar the nUst beau
r'ui and extensive summer home IN
the valley ana h3 has spent money
theron with a lavish band the pasttW0
years, We very much regret 10 see
MIN leave the valley, but he and his
brothers, We understand, have iarge
tannory interests In the east that de-
mand his personal attention. "MoFn'
inGthorpe' is an ideal and p~a!atia
country hume and we very macl
Doubt If there is anything anywhere
else IN Southeast Missouri to compare
with It.
,,,,.
r me- Icy 5'n''ln va a, '''t,
~tFahEi1to NoFhlhs on HeF Af'cFat
p!N'uFe' A'li1It,} p' N'IVHss Al'i" "a
~ WLlVn WI p3 SHOWN ~ .h'
Acauahey iheh'fe' sho was fequeate'
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-11-21

For Sale--uood blacksn ith shop,
power, tools and stock; good building
and grist mill. For particulars, write
s. u. Bond, Belgrade, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-11-21
United War Work Campaign Organiza-
zation Expresses Thanks.

The Iron CouA,y Executive Com
i]niieae. through iae .ucl! press, De-
sirss 10 iAaEk al Who aided il rae
United War-Nork Campalgu ji-,
closed, This applies 10 community
he,perst Ia we'll rs to donors,
At THIS writing about one hall Of
the school districts ofiii county have
reported. We are expecting reports
from the other districts hripFe the
close OF the week, aitd ii their hieral-
ity measures up to thet OF those al
ready,iu, Iron County has gone lover
the top"
NeHt week we hope to publish com.
plete receipts from each district,
We appreciate your 60 operation
with Us in this movement, and agaii
We thank you
Very respectfully.
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-11-21
Rhodes Majority is 1908.

Following ia the official vote, by
counties, for Congressman In the 18th
a;strirt IN tho late elections:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-11-21

Ssovewood for Sala-Cut any length.
l.. 4. PAULE. Phone Ill.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-29

often 1t is true that they 20 to the same
ofhce and are sold bundles Of paper-
with many copies OF the Mcdowell Times
therein Of dates antedating back a. far a.
three ADD four weeks They say the
n mes have been oftimes pulled of the
top Oi these papers and when too th Y
tsubscribersJ call frequently for their
papers and tie postmaster or mis-. ess
tells them that there is no paper their tor
them. What Is the trouble WHY
should this be? The government says
these papers lave got To- be- delivered
III Mcdowell Times OIL = aud the force
OF men are making spectral notice of the
papers OF the papers being sent not only
t. this Office but To other offices where
there are occasional complaints and W.
We Will be compelled 10 .xpc-e somebody
Al this irregnlarity continues TO exist.
We are glad TO LAY there are but few
places now that such irrekularity exists,
and We hope o. lind there il no special
reason for such comp ANTS ~ being at
tributAble To carelessnes- or willful neg
lect On the part of post.fIice authorities
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-29
LOCALS

Mrs. Edns Lemons. Of Gary. made a
socisl trip " Columbus. Ohio, a few
days ago. where sle rss the guest a VS..
A. W. Taylor. formerly ~ Wheeling
Misses Gertruie NIe.. Gn-se Grady
and ~usie L4N. 81 kliert. ~~re shopping
IN the city We'ine-'iay
Mr T.. ". Isckspi. If Premier. -.
~ kry-tone having -ofne dental work
n ~ ~ DR. C.-on'- oili,e thi- week
Nr p. & Coi.-. 81 ~ q ala ~. 49,
IN the city tii- week attending fh. rect
ing 81 the X y-foiie Lily. Nl ~. a.
,. and A NJ ieis one of tiie -ui.-tsnt
isi citizens If the county
Constable Henry Richards. 81 Kfu.
ball. Who took two de-ter- from Wc',fl
bark &, Camp 10 returned tfr- ue,k
telling u- that b. Fund CONDITIONS very
good there. 10 j. chairman ~ TIE Com
mittee ON Entertainment f,r tii- ,rh Of
April celebration - tske place In this
city.
Mrs. Lucy A. Preston. Of Martin-viile,
Va, si-ter - DR.. Marshal. spent -evera !
days With and other Relatives here and
M kimbsll ls-t and this week She re-
TUNED Tuesday m 'rning
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-29
NATIONAL JAIL R0DDER,"
JAS. KNOX SMITH,
OF KEYSTONE
Wins Celebrated Case Over Ex-
Assistant u. S. District At
torney Ross, of Bluefield

In the case of Sherman Joice, plaintiff,
Vs. W. q Willis and Rev. J. Il. Evans,
defendants, all Of Bluefeld, in which At
tOrney JAS. Knox Smith, better known
as National Jail kObDer", represented
the plaintiff against United States As
sistant District Attorney Ross. OF Blue
held, representing the defendants, in
ahich q legal battle Of some considerable
moment Was fought in Bluefieid, before
that eminent and worthy justice. w. w.
MeNea. each OF whom contested every
inch ii the ground and fought heroically
tor victory, resulted In q complete legal
victory for the j All kobber, representing
Mr. Sherman JOIce. Some Of the facts
IN the case are these: Ii seems a. IL
sherman JoIce had bought q three or
Tour nom cottage from one Mr. J. :.
Hail, - wealthy white man, of Bluefield,
Il iuttield, m 1918, and made payments
on said property 10 the amount Of nearly
1870 JoIce moved out of the house 10
have repairs made ON It. The evidence
seemed 10 disclose the fact that MIR. W.
q. Willis and Rev. J. h. Evans went ~
JOlce's house, broke 70 open and sold the
same 10 the preacher for $40 Counsel
Tor the plaintiff, Attorney j. X. smith,
cOntended that Mr.. Jice had bought the
property of j. ;. Hal, had been in pos
session Of II for more than for years, anu
that be Was told Mr.. Hall that subsequent
payments could BE- in most any reason
able denominations aud and at such in
tervsls A. was within his power till the
So WIS paid and that he. Mr. Hall,
would make q general warranty deed n
/ the property. The defense tried 10 prove
that Joice had no title 20 the property
but % thoroughly and completely were
Outgenersled and their contentious %
successfully broken down with legal proc
~ every angle OF the game till Justic.
McNeal. that man Of fairness and ability
gave Joice, the plsinsih, order for poe.
session Of the house and lot and Assessed
his damages At Col.
An appeal l. not likely be taken, -
peciaiy when 10 - 30 generally consider
FL that Judgement rendered by thi,
able and scholarly Justice Of the Peac.
. seldom ever reversed and that bein.
~ generally known till 10 10 hardly prob.
able that the defefense would dare tr,
and carry = case like this further Atty
Jss smith vho s-id he bad ben prsc.
ticing lsw for 'he pest ~ years and thai
biz faith IN the merits n cases and de-
cision- gave him additional consolation
that the opinion Of q big hearted. broad
mir ded and conservative juri-t a. J.
>ustice W. W. NeNesi. q man who
practically hides himself behind the lsw
and Who knows no man because Of color
or condition, vii stand a. long a. time
lasts
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-29

eat lying M the stomach un ige-ted
which ferment- and csu--- foul ga.~-
bilii"u-ns--, pains m .the stomach, ner-
business, rIrk headache-, etc. People 49,
troubled often become weak aDemic and
sickly looking. complexion n had. are
und~rweigl Z, appetite II poor aud they
feel run down In general. What the
system needs j. good tonir, one that
will rad the sysVrm Oi waste matter and
-trenthen the digestive organs and buid
mp the system generally.
such = tonic - Iiypp-COd, the great
flesh builder. This splendid tonic cleanSer
the system II waste mater. strengthens
the digestive organs and enables them To-
extract tie most nOuri-hm-nt from the
food you eat, creates hearty Appetite.
he - make rich. pure blood, brings col
or 10 the skin and . bloom TO the
cheeks, increases weight. steadie- and
strengthens the nerves and increases the
strength wonderfully in o little.
Hypo-Cod gives results hecsn-e IL con-
tzins such valuable and medicinal prop
critics that are Of known value in the
above mention ailments. for instance.
iron, malt, the very valuable medicinal
extractives frsfD .-esh col lver- lime
quinine, hypDposphate-, Manganese, Wild
cherry bark and other well known meii-
cinai properties, with q ds-h u sherry
wine, making powerful yet harmless
general tonic that ~ unequslied for pro
duciDg strength ADD health, j. used reg
u<rly.
10 IL one medicine that Jon can give o.
weak, sickly, slow developing children
with the s-sOrsnce that 70 will not injure
their delicste system. On the other han1
u Dullds them up and helps them develop
into strong. healthy and happy young.
sters, ful of life ADD vigor.
No dangerous or habit forming drug
- contained IN Hypo-Cod-ju the vslu
able and efficient ingredients namesi
above 90 into it, making. The formula
- printed on every package and bottle.
under the Hypo-Cod trade mark. Look
Tor ~ ON the orange cOlored package
u Jour protection and guarantee Of =
pure and very henehcisl general tonic
Sold st the bet drugzists- tl.2D for q
large rizs bottle which contains enongh
oi this splendid tonic n treat the average
family Tor weeks. get . bottle today.
Aypo-Cod l. sold hire ~ the Spertor
Drug Go IN WEIGH by the WEIGH DRUG
%. IN Kimbsll ~ Kimbsll Drug o..
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-29
Rev. W. E. Mcmillan
Installed at Ashland

The Mt. Carmel Baptist church At
Ashland held it, installation servic--
three days. sermons were preached by
Revs. ID. r. Turner, w u. Chisholm.
J. Dabney, J. y. Evans. J w. Cogrr.
The brethren preached sui stirring scr
mons and We reJpicrd. Music was fur
nisbed by Algpma aud Arlington choir-.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-29

Mr.. Alex Perssr diei SUNDAY morning
ia Burke.
Mr.. Albert Johnson died Wedns,d.v
on Keystone Goal Compsny's operation
after several weeks illness.
Mr. V. o. Bradley, of Gillian. Nh,
made trip 10 Washington. ID. q
where he took he took his wife tie
fre~ds'nen's hospital for operation. re-
turned lsst Friday evening an feel. very
grstaiui b. Attorney Henry Heath who
- kindly and patiently took care of him
aud hi- ~iie. Iie spared no pains nor
etl-n-e - make them comfortable lie
. ~eii fixed and lives m the finest acc
ton SECTION ~ the city Mr.. Bradley
take- th.- method II thanking L.-yer
Hath Or hi- great help
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-29
NEW RESIDENCE GOING UP.

our old friend, Mr.. Thomas Payne. of
Welch, one of the real first class cifizsn-
OF the town, l. having under nay of cree
ton hne residence. the vaue Of which
will be at least s3usD This a brick
structure and when completed will be
a n"ng the most substantial in that sec
Il IA Of the town, better known A. Wood
mont, near the brick school bou-e, built
under the direction Of our celcrei Nom
her Of the Beoard. Attorney A. G.. Froe.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-29
POLITICAL Announcements.
ANNOUNCEMENT u. S. SENATE

We are authorized % announce Davis
Elkins, Of MOrgsntOwn, Monographs
county, for nomination by the Repub-
lican party for the United States senate
from West Virgins, subject tn all the
rules Of the party and the laws Of the
state governing the primary election o.
lie held August, 1918
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-29
Still Captured
Mean Fire Water Defroved

"Wednesday Deputy >heuh- A. g. Huf.
ford, =. i. Ciowder, ;. ~. Hunt sni
:. Mcfarland made a raid on a blockade
It'll ny Burke hollow whore they de-
-troyei ~ least 30 gallons II swee,
mash. The still ~as not n - found al.
On ugh they captured The worm. Only q
small quantity oi whiskey was found
But the cheap. mean. loW down rot gui
whisky -uch a. these ,hicers found
" MD Justify sending the man hand ing.
selling or making such stnh O. jail for
his natural life
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-29
notice.!

The WOman's Pre-l yterisl Society OF
Presbytery of southern Virginia will hold
its annual meeting with the Presbytrry
IN Craze Presbyterian church, Martins
willie, Va, April 9-l2 Each local society
IL asked To try 10 represent by delegate
and send their annual assessment Of lO
cents per member.
MRS. NJ. : KENDCCK, Pres.
MRS = ;. II. DILLARD, Cor. >ec'y.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-29
Must Have License

Parkersburg Everybody handling ~.
plosives or the IL gradients that enter in
To the makeup Of explosives mnst have q
license. unless the amount handled on
small A. Ia be-pe~k absolutely no danger
To life and property. A miner or labor
CT, however, using explosives ~orkins
under the direction of foreman WI.
Is Licensed ~ not required tai have =
licenser
Respectfully.
r. NJ YtIkESON,
Explosive In-I'ector for w. Va
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-29

Mr Charles Starting, Of Gary. an old
friend II the .scDo~ell Times, and one
Of Gsry's best citizens. q worker IN the
church and defender Of society. sub-
scribed 10 the Times last Friday night ~
b. sent 70 NJ. VI, Murrell at whitmell,
Va, which we heartily appreciate and
Ne ~e hope they vii enjoy The paper.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-03-29

WANTtD.-A g0oI barber. one xbo
knows li- business. - not TOO Isxv 40
maze money Good Gay and nice place
90 1--we For further Particular. eli -
80 Or write X. y. ~cott. Gary, W. Va.