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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-02-28
GALL FIR 10000
sHIPYARD HELPERS
Eash State kskea 10 C0sssf
sasssteefs I'd Sssssss a
essans FEET
FORM REssH.E ORGANIZATION


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.ugaaasss are ts be essgss4sst sgs u y~
segss oyg~sisssi0a 9f Aaseraeaa ae@
eAansss saafaatf wssa ksxe liz aaAas sasea
20 hsfus ta eosaniestsss she glkaatEe
saapssaassssag pfagsaru IL msa the Mar.
TIE srgsnlsagtaa ss SaaAsn ms saas Efnst.
ia ssstes slsipyara Volunteers us sAs
Fahsie Reserve Tssaae ssho sssssfts viii
st1aa rsaay "a rSsasestsi vshass trey are
eaias1 80 report nj tbs s4igyaFGsa f@r
6aty.
An appeal fer volunteers hes been
made ay tas department. os lnhas.
the eanasll Of national aefsase. tue
asaipfias beard. The 2l,Ggsl sai1ss ssxslssatg
astn. governors af tha various states,
rEn aszsd iahag and business saen- The
aiaa Is 10 nll au the pgeaaat Esd future
neesis OF Tire gavarutGent's asilpyaetIs.
Pay Gf volunteers wild ba III accord
anse with the prevailing waga In the
shspssrsss at the time they are called
Construction es houses for ths workers
Is being pnshed with energy, and tho
necessary homes viii be ready whsa
Tbs men are called
Cards are Issued to ais anplIeaats.
bearing statements OF the purpose OF
the shipyard volunteers. classifying
than according to trades and asking
signers to respond when called. But
tons will be given to volunteers bear
ing the inscription. s.u s. ShipyaFti
Volunteers In addition. the WORK
or viii receive a certificate signed
ey ChairmaD Hurley. which reads.
'srhis ~ to certify tname Of vol
unteerl Of scity. statel, has
enrolled In the United States
Shipyard Volunteers Of Pub
lie Service Reserve To- aid the
nation In Its imperative reeds
for merchant ships with which to
overcome the submarine menace
and maintain our forces st the
'front.'
shtpyarda to Win or Lose.
The world war will be won or !ose
Ia the American shlpyards. Every
riset driven IL a blow at the kaiser.
Every ship turned ont brings America
nearer 70 victory
Those who give their strength and
influence to the speedy construction of
ships render service that lis patriotic
and highly essential to the successful
termination Of the war;
Plans for the organization of the
shipyard Volunteers were laid with
the view to interfere as little as posi-
BILE with the private Industrial con-
Germs and to cause the minimum Of
Inconvenience to the workers them
selves.
Under this system, when an acety-
iene or electrical welder, blacksmith.
boiler maker, carpenter or any other
Of the skilled workers or laborers lis en-
rolled. he need not Fear that he will be
called upon TO quit his present posi-
ton without notice and go Immediate
" to shipyard. The government does
not contemplate issuing calls to the
volunteers until the yards are ready TO
receive them
When man lis enrolled bic may
make hts personal plans in accordance
with the governments wishes and be
ready when the call comes. he will
then have awaiting him definite lob
at definite place, at a definite, gem
erous rate OF pay.
Quota Of Each State
Each state has been assigned
quota. based upon the population and
industries, The quota is as follows;
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-02-28
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ssessss lisss. II stettssa uss BIZ ts.s cs.s,.
as'fsHassss sK Mselsass seieraIssus, accord
s'ss e ths ps.iies III Issaasppsrt. s,ss,,n
) saassfs ssIsfasssn eas arrested
kssFfsasF a.l.ssssesessg Wlllsatn saawntx,
ltsn assssasssssi tsafssaresla ii Iaesiea ~
1lss' ssFssat saks# Nasai TRIMMING xta.ss
( asssts 4. sissastwstssssa Rte tseiisss,s, s,y,,
asslsass'sssss sargissg asa sturdy sss,sshs sss
plsas1 ~ tisels slsasasa efYprss d ssln tl,e
spssF Us -
\ hsatistlssl ar ssaars families living Il,
4 slsss stssltltss as sha lstams,t.gs, haila 80
B stssss sst Issaesa ~. Hsskks yller we're fas4
a'ssslsessl With Il stlesssiasss slnrsy Sc es,al
ssls'ffsg sisss r,ses'fls eosH Miass her,
tNsst t,sssst,lss sssa hslrnssl fo ,.pais,
ssssass sn were Injured Wases, !. e.s.i,,as,,..
IssFsiusyseai u Quincy passenger tss.ln
1ssssipea tbs trssgEs ana wsrs s,v..r -,
ssssss,asstmsrs white sssn,,lnx e,es,s,,..,,
as,sf'tssss, Nslss. ssfsa Sttriing. Cuse.
"a l,is IA laAssss war. il n,,,s, N,
syssn hs tuhoF. ana every stass IN nm;
ilgtsttsg atsa fhs tl,,sas vIetnry ,,,t,,sf
4 asssssssf ffsr humanity That result .,s.I.
etsll iistify the awsul MI eri ace ,ss f,l,lx
N tae stsiss sstsie1l sassaa,ssa isi state.
Mss''s even s'at at Washington hy she
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-02-28
EaropeAn War Nssvs

b'geach sietachineflts made n hnapy
aftaes an she Germans In l.arralne, en.
ssrsaK the GernaH llaes over u large
ffsssst ana capturing uaore than 400
prisoners. according to the parts warA
office announcement.
One hundred anss rem persons per-
lsissa Maissts the steamer Ia Dives Mns
torpesieesl lm the Mediterranean on
February /. according to an official an
saeslnssmessi made af Paris. rhs at.
sasskislg Submarine was mol sighted.
The British arsaS In Palestine made
mn attack east III Jerusalem, atssaric-
ing tmn n,iles On front Of III miles.
rs is aaslosinessi officially Mt London.
The accommodation says That bv eye.
ming all ohseetives had been secured.
The German invasion &c Russta cat,-
tanues siainapssiei. Southern Esshonis,
hay been catered hy troops iron, tser~s
man warshifs III the Gulf az Riaa. nna
q base established from which os,er,s.
teens may be carried Oh sgaIast Reyas.
Northeast aud east af n1insk the g,ei,s-
trAtlon cf THE eunntry along the rasl-
road lines iea.llng 10 Pefrograa ana
SI1elsnsk has reaehea more than
fselse miles. and thence soathward to
Rsssitlaerla Nafhynia the Invasion ii iii
lsru ress oyer Mias areas. wifh the ear.
asaafx taking prisoners and guns. rs.l,-
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-02-28

Abe sssaEtHla gsts sgS3suassf fsaaS lfssgeAes.
81 ss@ g8si,t NJ Ate4 tts4@ iseraaasaa
g1a sssf@ss IS sgsakg sha stes'l8Fa4ioe, sians
tifeesF steltatn Nitt liss fesssxgsise asy
sseass ~ sl8s ssB4s wtsisig nsxaIves Esos
fisssst seati.sais ii siessiatss psuaass asless
si5a s',sletsei
i1s aieftnFss yass kneiinsHan, tbs tsss-
nlas4 eassi ga secretary. A. she spetssug
se'aHlats III fsls ssertsiAu seleass,ag Id Bfr.
lta. delivered sri Address ta ssie fsessl.
fsFw IN whieit ta iwels Ill ieugfss an sssw
Itsgssss seessty signed isy tbs central tl,s
eF8 With fhs Ikfaina and tiss essisnpAe
If fais ttfiGsss negotiations yvita Russia
Fssis Kusssllaapa asserted t,sas Ere ps.
saisf islsesllfsna III ItugSla eoulsl ~ loag
ef he esssAitsti, bgs ne said tfHt 8Yea
ts'slay Germany Wls Itres,afesa ID COO.
sEstsla sisaes 'wtiet corresponds with
sstas itssafssts.
Nrefntsir Llsya tianrgs told tssa a,ssssae
af etssssil,sials In london thas the Anseri
sssssl aeisEatssa 81 The Versailles WI.
st.fsasls saf council were responsible
stsiT the salan st Il Capitalization OF gi,a
a1iaeN strategy In the prosecution ef
tsss sssrs le also stated fhat thu Amer.
lean representative as tha Versailles
Wsy eaaHsu liaa suh.atttssi d sioeesnlent
tsaaE lss ttm ''lgsesssiihie poser and
tnsSe faressd revision ss the allied
pfAn fur the pfusecfitian III the war.
81 i = = 4 n . f. &
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-02-28

Trench sietachineslts made heavy
tsftsss On sle Germans In Lorraine. en-.
ssTssaR the German llass over large
fFsssat ana capturing nore than 400
prisoners. according to the paris warH
office announcement. Il
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-02-28

One hundred arsi ten persons per-
lsisssd waiess the steamer In Dives wns
torpesioetl Ia the Mediterranean on
ke1rsaass 1, according to au official an
ssessncenesss made hi Paris. The at
tasskifg Submarine was mol sighted,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-19

SUBSCRIBER TO THE RICHMOND
PLANBT.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-19
SATURDAY. JANUARY 10, 1918
WOMEN IN WAR WORK.
President OF National Association
of Colorci Women Getting Data

The National President, Mary Is.
Talbcrt, of the Association Of Colorcd
Women, has been asked by the Com.
mittee on Public Information in con-
nection with the War Department. to
gather all material rG.ativo to tho
work done by Colorcd women In this
war.
Now is the time for every club,
church, society, Red Cross band. food
conversation class, or whatnot, to
send to the national president every
piece OF literature which they have
sent out, so that these may be com.
piled. showing what has been done.
III Will make good American reading
to know that the Colorcd people sub.
scr!bcd $1,000000 to the Liberty
Loan. 100000 to tho Red Cross work,
etc.
Mrs. Tair.rt has also been asked
to send In pictures and biographies
or Colorcd women prominent in war
work.
vii! every one help in the collection
OF this material by sending to Mrs.
Talbert the personnel Of her organiza-
tion and the material which has gone
out from its publicity department.:
also any features Of the work which
are OF interest, as we'll as pictures,
with biographies OF tho women prom
inent In war work.
Since this work Is under the direct
supervision Of tho government, every
Colored woman should regard this as
patriotic duty TO help thus in the as
Sembling OF material which Is max
ing history today. This will show
forever the Colored woman's part In
this great work, which will eventual
ly and automatically writo tho part
they have played in tho history Of
American women in war.
Send In this information today. We
arc prone to delay, but now Is tho
time for all Colored women to send
in this information.
MRS. MARY b. TALBERT,
President N. A. C. w.
521 Michigan Ave-, Buffalo, N, Y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-19
SUGARLISS FRUIT CAKE.

The Food Administration says:
Our allies, France and Italy, are
dependent upon the American sugar
pin, and the bottom Of the bin has
oeen In sight lately. Virginia house
1giVes do not need to be told Of the
lgar shortage in this country. It Is
Fought home to them every day. We
ust not be extravaganza with sugar
making cakes. Housewives can
lake cake and still be patriotic if the
fght kind Of recipes are used.
Here Is recipe for sugarlcss fruit
lake. (Uncooked.)
Half pound each OF nuts, dates,
i igs. raisins, and citron. Put dates,
kges and rasins through the food chop
yer. Crate in the yellow rind of the
plemon. Then add the juice of the
lemon and blend with a wooden spoon
Chop nuts fine. Cut citron into fine
strings. Pack closely into an oiled tin
alternating layers OF fruit with nuts
and citron. Press down closely, weigh
and leave at least twcnty-four hours.
Keep In closed cake box and slice as
needed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-19
SLAUGHTER or ROWING WILD
STOCK.

Figures compiled for the Missouri
Pacific Railroad show that OH fifteen
roads In Missouri, Arkansas and
Louisiana tho past five years
EAhere were killed III, 596 head of
I've stock, comprising 1926 horses
and mules; II 1886 cattle; 62,5G1 hogs
1926 sheep and goats, and 2,729 9TH
er food animals. At current market
prices these animals were worth 81,
100000. and the slaughter averages
two head per mile per year.
J This waste OF fnod and draft ami
mails says the Federal Food Admin
tstrat1on Is due almost entirely to
lack of adequate fencing on the farm
and may be remedicd by the alton
ton of owners, as we'll as by stricter
laws In towns and villages prohibit
ing the running Of animals at large
Don't slaughter your light-weight
hog Feed them up on soft corn.
milk distributors cannot now ar
bitrarily raise their prices without
consulting the United States Food
Administrator.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-19
TIE LINEUP.

TIE LINEUP.
The lineup follows:
Hampton Howard
N"rnoc X. T.. Miles (Capt)
Mci.areh tCapt.) H. f. Williams
Phillips G.. Garner
JACKSON K. &. Davis
Wrlsht Il. G. Wright
Substitutes: Withers for Jackson.
Referee: Mr.. Robinson.
llmckecpcr: MIR. Johnson.
Tine: Commute halves.
Score: Hampton, 81; Howard, Is.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-19
DRINKS THE EVIDENCE.
HighWayman Holds Up Passengers
and Empties Their Grips.

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. G.--"T'm a.
government officer-show your booze
II you've got any" said II. O. Good
win, Of the Kansas side, on n Santa
F'e passenger train near Manhattan,
Kansas.
A number of the passengers ac-
commodated tho supposed revenue
officer by opening their grips, and he
secured several quarts. Later he was
g2und on the rear platform drinking
o "evidence."
I Goodwin was taken off the train at
3anhattan' and turned over to the
FEDERAL officials for having booze and
for impersonating m officer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-19
DEFEATS HOWARD
81 TO 10.
(By VIM. Everett Clark

Tho Hampton Institute basketball
team met and defeated tho Howard
university quintet in the Hampton
gymnasium on January 10. Tho game
was closely contested by both sides.
bnt the Hampton boys proved too
fast for tho heavy Howardites.
The game began with a rush. How
ard pockctcd tho first goal and
seemed to play tho Seasiders of their
feet III the first few minutes. They
succeeded in keeping q lead and at
the end of the first half tho score
stood ii to 8 in the Howard teams
favor.
In tho second half the high passes
and long shots Of tho Neutrality-suspicious.
were not so successful as thcy had
been in tho first half. Soon the scor-
ing began to change, for Hampton
was slowly but surely gaming on her
opponent. Phillips OF Hampton was
shooting with deadly precision, and
the superior condition of the Hamp-
ton team was beginning to show up.
FINALLY tho score became tied, and
the audience went wild with cnthus-
iasm. Thon Howard took tho lead
again, but 1t was not for long, as they
were soon ovcrtaken. When tho
whistle ended the game tho score was
Il to is i'll Hampton's favor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-19

WANTED-POSITION AS ASSIST
ANT UNDERTAKEN AND EN-
BAIMER Wanted by Young Man,
Graduate OF Eckel 8 College, Phil
adolphia, Pa. Holds Virginia IL
cense. Had two years. practical
experience. Can furnish necessary
references. Address. CHARLES
G. WAYLAND. Care Irving-Way-
Hill Co., Charlottesville. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-19
DO YOU KNOW THEM?

| desire to know the whereabouts
OF my son, Ezekiel Collins. He left
Richmond, October 9th 1917 without
saying where he was going. Ho Is 26
years OF age. Of light brown complex
Jon, stout. about feet inches tall,
clean face. Any information as 10
whether no is dead or alive will DO
thankfully received by his mother.
MARTHA COLLINS.
27oS q. st., Richmond. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-19

Baltimore, Cook for
small family, living In small. steam
heated Apartment; comfortable ser-
wants room; easy position. For
smart woman, pay $500 a week.
write. giving references, to J. II. NJ,
l4l2 Munsey Bldg, Baltimore, Md.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-19

WANTED-Brisht, Active, Intelligent
Men and Wemen Of our race 10 rem
recent us In every part Of the
country In a disnissd, Memorable
DaaiRsss where the earnings will be
rem $500 to $4,000 per month.
RncleSe sta,np in replying. Address
Mosager, Box S54, San Antonio,
Texas.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-19
HELP WANTED.

Strong Colored Man, also Woman
Tor good permanent position In fam
lily OF two. Man as all-round helper
and willing to assist in house work.
State wages wanted and send refer
ences JOHN WEDDERBURN, Auto
Route A, Atlantic City, N. j.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-19

OUR KEEN AND PROMPT spNsm
OF Business Principles, Kind Atten-
tion and Froe Delivery have Elimin-
ated the Gap which usually lays
between Patrons and MERCHANTS
therefore When in Need OF Groceries
or Market Products, Try
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-19

WANTED--Young Woman to 1.-Two in
refined family In Baltimore. Steam.
heated. small apartment, private
servants room. Easy. desirable,
happy position for smart girl. Pay
5000 per week. Country girl pre-.
frrcd. Write, giving references
to A. c. NJ, $500 Fairview Ave-,
Baltimore, Md.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-19

IN INDIANAPOIIS-I
Prico Homes on Easy Terms. Va
cant Lots a Speciality. Agents
wanted. LINN J. MARTIN, G. A.
6S2 N. West ST., indianapolis, Ind.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-06

Chicago. March 6-'nru prices
hardened today. Considerable notice
was taken OF an estimate thai only
05.3 pcr cent OF farm stocks were 90
mcrchau.lb.c quality as against 81 per
cent last Year. ON the other hand th"
total suck IT corn on farms March 8
was nsured at i5ti zoe. 600 bushels
an aggregate -urpassiug ~ previous
record Future deliveries which open
ed az the Simc us Yesterdays close a.
a shade higher. showed % tendency {"
hold steady within the nt.nl range
Scautiucss of offerings resulted 40
am upturu of the oats market I've
maud Was not urgent AFTER opening
unchanged to- = mi higher. prices
scored additional eains
strength iu hog values hfted pro-
Visions Lard led the advance.
\ slight improvements iu the nNcragc
quality 81 arrivals was noted Thor"
was said also Co be- "a better supply 90
cars IN Illinois Prices CLOSED steady.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-06

Eau-p Cls Mo March HOG
utrcciptS 5000. Market higher Bull.
5000 H 10. go. heavy. SlG.N0~ go,
light. Sl6.5Um 1850. pigs Sl-'"'
IS 90.
Ctttc-HrC,ipt~ logon. Market
steady steers. Sl2.i5mG&1a, dressed
beer steers. &l0.5Om 1870; western
steers. $4,000 1910, COWS, S'25"
MOO. heifcr-. SS.uOm l2.OO, stockcr-
and feeders S1.5Uml2.25; bulls,
sI.S0m 1850. calves. 500 1899.
Shcup-Reccipts 5000. Market
steady Lambs Sl5.75H 10 go, yeariine-
$500 ~ 1875. wcthcrs. $12.0om 1850.
ewes. Sll. 1880.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-06

chicago. March G-lIos-Rcooipt~.
2, U0O, tomorrow {uuoo, Market strong
20 cents above yesterday average
Bulk. SIG.4UdfG.a 80; Light. Sl6.,oH
'l7.25; heavy, Sl5.15H 1915. pig,
|Sl3. 500 1880.
'tttic-Rcccipts 10000. Market
steady. Natiye steers. $500 n iilu.
stoekcrs and feeders. tI.5om ll.2',
COWS and heifers sG.G0ml1.75; cdlvc..
SA.1Um ii.dU.
sheep Receipts 5000 Market
firm. sheep. sluaOHl3 " lambs.
Fli.1s ga U.s. U.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-06

NOTICE OF SUIT;

No ahnth.
Is THE DlSTRICTs COURT.
STATE or NEW MENlr@.
BEGNAIILLO COUNTY.
a.. a. Underwood plaintiff
N-
A. T. Blackwell. ct als. defendants
TO a. f. Blackwell. defendant
You are hereby notified h "a tine
plaintiff q. o. Underwood has this
day filed 20 suit m the an-oNe styled
court against sou aud ujher defendants
the general nature uf Ne."h action i-
To recover Judgment against you "h
a. note Tor Sl7N.Ou and Gao turtcI"r'
a chnttel mortgage uu a Buick auto
mobile, and 40 have q receiver ape
pointed 10 take and hold sud cav
pending the orders ct the court. ANA
N0u are hereby warned that uut
vou enter your appearance boz SAID
cause ON OF before the lsth DAY of
April lalN. Judgment win he render
ed against cot ty default The name
OF plaintiffs attorney 10 John T.
Simms and his office and po-t'ftlc,
address iI Albuquerque IS N
NEgTOH MONTOYA District Clcrk
CSeal
By THOs X y MADISON Deputy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-06
TIIE MAItkITs.


New York. March G-l;nil- became
suddenly active ON todny's stock mat
ket under lead oi 81 Paul The com
% stock gaining 3H and the prefer
rcd 2 points uu rumors that favorable
dividend action might soon br taken
Pactfics averaged ! point advances and
Rock Islands were substantially high
81. Also Reading and Chesapeake =
Ohio. Indu-trials. notably equipments
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-06

Kansaa cts. Mo. March G.--liuttor
-Crcumcry. i1c, firsts, i5c. sccondf
t2c. puekiup, SIC.
Egg First. Ste
poultry-HoosteT-, iSc, hroilors. y
q 5GU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-06

chicago. March G.-Buttvr-Frm.
CREAMERY. asa i6c.
Egu=M Market higher. Receipts . 81
sag cuSrs. f.rst. soc; ordinary tirsts.
|aguSSo. az marb. cases included, 80 q
sac
putatocs-M Market lower l'cunlpt~.
Iai tars. Minnesota Mi'htfau ana
Wisconsin bulk Si.Oo q lis do s't-ks.
Xl.lUM i.20.
Poultry i;pustcr~ unchanged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-06

Denver. Col March 6-Cattlc lio-
ccipts. .. 200. Marker steady 10 strong
Hogs-Gccplp.- i,600, Market closed
40 To- g. cent. higher Top $lilo,
buck. $4,000 lo o.
shccp-Rcee.Ut- 2i10 Mnrk",
strong Lamb. SlLiGW l6.5 80. cwes.
BIB l2.2a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-06

were under the Influence 90 profit
takiur. yielding part of their cp ll t'
vantage. fibcry 3ia's we're t'riu dl
80. No. but the fret g. reflected gore
sure ~ set tu 90 q hk,v.-, 'h'
socnnd a. M as- In ~ 40 ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-06

FOR SALE-i-rOom modern buuga-
low never occupied, must be seen
to be appreciated. Inquire l1Ol south
Walter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-06

Put in a HELP WANTED az then
read the SITUATIONS wanted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-06
Uncle Sam Needs a Lot of Bread
and the Food Administration Says
to Save Wheat Flour

Dom overlook the good old rye loaf
for d good loaf on Whcatlcss Wcdncs
day or 10 Graham or whole wheat loaf.
And 1t will form q new habit for your
family because 30 has the most delicious
and satisfying taste of any Of the SO.
called wheat substitutes Try q l"af Of
either for your whcatlr-- days. al our
bread complies with the Food Admin.
istration s formula,
PIONEER BAKERY
207 South First Street
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FOR SALE Houses


FOR SAgE-3-ruuNI modern house,
near shops. ais, 900 acres IN bean
valley. Phone Afternoons ltSl-J
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with May at sLei I-l , ne, advance
ct 70 shade.
Moe OF the bu'Iu4 was for shorts
ana when their want had hccu sup
piled, the market uuudorwcut q rca''
tIuu.
Close.
Corn March. Mag. $l2iA
oats March. 81 May. N1Lc
Pork-MaN. $3.50.
hlard-May. S2G.-- july, sea.
Ribs-May, S25.-2. Iu,y. S-5.Gn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-06

Classified Ads Bring Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-06

$40 For *. G.. q O. lcngo 70Ua
SIG For x G. a Chicago Esp
Standard sleeper Tor clovis ANA
Roswell leaves ON 40. 500. connects
at Belcn with train No. 22 leaving
HClcn a. 12.25 %. m.
NJ. Z carries one coach only. mo-
sleepcrs.
No. go will have Standard Sleeper
from Roswell from train So "a al
Bclen.
! P. j. JOHNSON, AGENT
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WANTED
FOR REN'r-Houses

TGTTTNT~T6rSc HSSm SGSrimSS1
furnished, sleeping porch. 1O2 T..
Central.
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FOR R~ENT-Rooms


FOR RENT-Modcrn rooms. no sick.
Apply 2i6 W. slower. Phone lt5OJ.
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WANTED a. Salcspeuplc men.
women and girls. Apply ion person
90 once Wright Clothing Company.
no West Central Ave. Tho Denver
Adjusting Co. i. T. Conner. Director
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WASTED First class girl or woman
for small fomily. 80 washing. frs
class quarters with sleeping porch u,
tachcd. VIII pay big wages. Phone 3'l
or call at ms West itJerls. N"ue but
experienced help need call.
Hrt'SEl< EEPEE Nbl, 90 care Tor O.
whercular bed patient iu private
family of two. no children. no wash,
iug. Saa per month. Pleasant per
I uancnt home for right person 1iof
r. Central.
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WANTED-Female Help

" ANTEb- WattrCss aud matd dt
Hotel Combs Apply at office