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WANT (COLUM ELBERFELD, COAL—The only place in the city to get Elberfeld; coal is*from the Wiliam G. Riester Coal Yards (old canning factory) on vast Walnut street. Telephone: Bell, 256; Automatic, 2256. Screened “lump in Bfty bushel lots for 10 cents! Der bushel delivered. aizate| FOR SALE—One span good, heavy five-year-old mules; also good Ken tucky bred driving mara, city broke, Phone Bell Tasidtt, FOR SALE—Rhode Island Red roosters, $1 each. Mrs.John Bowl ing, State road, Bell phone 428L2; automatic 4555, 117a31, FOR SALE—A Majestic range, kitchen cabinet, side board and din ing table. Will sell cheap. Call on Mrs. Mary Kempf or phone Bell 439L1. 17at3 FOR RENT. FOR RENT—Farm of 18 acres | near clty. Also: for sale Black Twig eating apples delivered $1 per bush el. A. H. Greenwood, Plone Bell | 605, 2ydts | Lost. “LOST—A small Black bill-folder containing three $5 bills and two $1 bills. Advertisement of hotel in Texas City, Tex., on folder. Also a manicuring set.in a feather case. Lost on either Washington avenue between East Eleventh and Twelfth streets or on Eleventh street between Washington and Axtell avenue. Find er please return to the Central Un ion Telephones Company and receive reward. . 17dt3 | LOST—A dark ~ plaid gingham dress, somewhere between ~ East Tanth and Ninth streets and Walnut and VanTrees, ‘Finder call phone 389 and receive reward, enhides MISCELLANEOUS, ATTENTION—r You are now read ing the Daily Democrat. If you like] ft. order at once, don’t delay Call- Bell phone 49, or Automate 2240, and the paper will be sent promptly to your address. au NOTICE—To Ben Hurd. Installa tion of officers Wednesday, January 19, at K. of C. bait. Brother Dan aman, D. S. C., will be present. An na K. Schulte, Scribe. 1idtz RUMMAGE SALE—Beginning ‘Tuesday, January 18, the Sadies of St. Simon's church will conduct a Toummage sale by the library room on the first flor of the boys’ new school, Clothing, NOTICE—WATER BILLS ARE DUE'JAN. 1st PAYABLE NOW AND UP to JAN 2, aRvyR warca| (SERVICE ON@DELINQUENT Ac COUNTS WILL BE peowaix. Wrenott FERER . NO, FOREST so INVE 4 IES ABOUT; Rowith CIRQULARS SENT. FREE 370 ANYONE Depariment Gets Out Ageful Publica tion) in Cooperatis Numerous Star Washington. Alry farmer who han d Whodlot to hifdio, orjiwro contem platés wee planting for 4 py purpose, and jis in doubt as to course to parsbe in order to obtaini best results, led by the department of Agri culture to take full advatage of tha facilities of jis Forest Service. ' On many farms throughout the FY there i considerable timber, ie owners find themselves in o ary wheth it.ahat be cleared or probably overlooks the Fol crop itself cnd protection | +fforfied tis buildings’ fields by the atanding tr: Th protectior ontains fire j losses is, [ oF department points, in many. ex ma er neglect ed from lack o jony amd of: Fanigation. Codgiderab!damage also {s doe by Insect; and wind and stormdament, in tthose regi¢s timber {| lacking or scare! re planting re practical and, § necessaryi special in formation is highly important,’ and in all these 4 servite is equipped wi and more D ’ tacts, fig ures and deductionate tithe most tan frestly fot abili, circulars gotten up In ci peraif with the etateg of Ohio, L sti souri, Min- Kentuc! Wie lacensio, ‘Tennes- 0 Michigagy along with two gen epay ‘ the Forest Serv ite should go into as much detail as ‘necessary if covering jelly ‘ sera spe cies, woodlot is' perma removéd for cul ftfgatidn of pastue, auantis of tim: Sparegt markets, feasibility of band oling the meteria in “conjortion with that of neighbors’ oldinge, sand other deceapstances who mine have 3, bear! on the plea! « A good sized | crowd’ was ‘at thes e school has at vad Mrs. H. S. Cauthors Sf Vincenné | her daughter, essey ednesday evening,The evning ‘a3 spent in embroidering. Re eshmenta of sandwiches, salad, icicles, coffee and Cake were ‘served. Those present were Mrs. Wayne Sal field, Mrs. Jesa Alberti, Mrs. Otto Jone, Mrs. Robert Alkman and ‘lasses Lottie and Minnie Foster and erths Catt. Miss Edith Lemmon is here from Battle Creek, Mich., visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lemmon. Mrs. M. D. Kelly is enteing the Wednesday Afternoon Awnon ridge club this afternoon. —7 Ezra Mattingly returned today in Vincennes , where he has been on a business mission. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gentry of Clay ty passed through the city today on their way to Vincennes where they will be the guests of relatives. John McCarty went to Olney, Til, ‘gday for a short visit with friends. Mrs. Nellie Belleville j went to Loo jotee today where she will be the est of her daughter, Mrs. Ray Meville. Misses ‘Margaret or Kellie Cantil l to Cannerburg * today where they will be the guests of their brother, J. P. Cabill. irs. C. C. Hunt testengey. for her edn Gaalossen und ir rey Balhae eit: a Habaase3e q. v. Edward Mrs. Tolité Colbert Has rotarne froma, Vincennes aftir sm short visit Goldte Sx¢lton, Einar,rian fun eral party which passed through the city Wedenday on their way to Al fordsvilla accompanying the body of George Hodtick from Elmore to that place, Geo. Faith, Elkanah Alen,Elmer Hastings, Tom Nugent and John T. Harria wi among the many frepubd- Means, fr this community zo ate] ti nd the district meeting in Vincen rm, Lizzie Perkins, of Montgom was a visitor [am this city Wed nesily. Greta Barbour went to Seymour Wednesday after a shortivigit here. fles. R. A. Bennett has returned! yam a short gisit with relatives in farion, Mrs. Fannie. Graber’ passed taught the city Wednesday on her y to her home in Montgomery af rit visit with relatives in Cham nien, a Misa Pela Borders or Lovgoatde ath eat of relatives: in this atty.,
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Washington Democrat
Washington, Indiana, US
Thu, Jan 20, 1916
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