Auguste Urion, and the uni nown
| September 11. 1915, issued on sail lay
If v ju fail to so appear and answer,
htirs of'Auguste Urion, >f he be de­ , bv th - Tux Collector of Jackson Coun­ h“ plaintiff wi 1 apply to the Court for i
ceased. Harriet A. Urion, and the
ty, Oregon, for the amount ot $23 52 the relief demanded in the Complaint,
unkn- wn heir« < f Harriet A. Urion.
hen ue an 1 delinquent f'.r taxes for i sic- -¡net statement ot w‘ ich in as Oí-
f she be deceased; D. H. Van Ant-
e year 1911, tc-eether with penalty, lows:
bUffiinpns in. Foreclosure of .«yMilX and th« unkuowai heirs ot !>..
■•■ler; st ur:4 costs theie.-n upon th,; fe -
That plaintiff1 have j :d,rm -it aga r,s-
Tax Lien.
H. Van Antwerp, if he be de-ease 1,
■ wing d'i-cribed real pt qiertv whiet laid oeleiiJ nt i, ami each thereof, for
IN THE CIRCUIT COUltrOF THE STATE ( F Fred T. Harrington, and the un-
•ou own and which it appears lr..m tl.e he sum of $300 09. with interest th re- Success of Teutonic Arms Spells i
:
OREGON. IN AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY known heirs of Fred T. Harringb.n,
record you own to wit:
in fr m the 2) h day of January, 191",
Despoliation for Ameri­
if ho be deceased,; also all other pet--
John F. Rocho. Plaintiff,
B ginning .at a point 8 chains and 50 at the rate of eight p -r c mt, per in
can Producers
•Aons or parties'SJnkiiown, claiming
vs.
1 links outh ot the north« ast corner o num, $50.00 attorney fee’, and thee >sts
any right, title, estate, lien and in- *
Horatio S. Sanford, and Mathew
Lot No. 7 i f Section 32, in Townshi; and di-bursements of th.a Gu t; That
Let us think for a while how th?
forest in and to the real estate,
Golden, doing bminsss un ler the
Id south of Rang«- 2 Westof the »Vil­ t ie lb I executed 1» s iid Deien Ian s, war concerns the fainter
described in this summons, Defendants
firm name and style of Sanford &
lamutt«' Meridian in J: "I,sun County, i Charles II. Pierce and Anna L. H.
Wo went to war with Germany
.î
Io the in ki own heirs of Sarah Oldak
Golffen. and George 8. Sanford, and
Mate of Ort gon, t lienee south along Pieli . conveying to plaintiffs all of partly because the rulers ol that
era, if she be deceased, W. G. Oldak-
N. C. Claven, and all other persons
the east, line of Lot 7. 11 chains and L >t 9 in Block 3 in the Pier - • >i ibdivi- country refused to let us solid to
,-rs, and the- unknown heirs of W. G.
unknown, if any, having or claim­
67 .inks to the southern t corner of sio-i in Township 37 South Range 1 Europe our ships laden with grain
Oldakers, if he be deceased, J:.mes Ol
in’ to have an interest in or to the
said Lot 7; thence west along south Wes’, of th..- Wiliam-t’e Meridian, in and cotton, They sunk the ships and
H
-lakers, and the unknown heirs of James
teal properly hereinafter described.
line uf said Lot 7, 18 chains and 6i Jackson ('■I'lntV, Oregon, a -J register­ cruelly murdered our sailors, Now
Oldakers. if he tie deceased, Mag:. e
Defendants,
links « the suuthwe t corner of said ed in the offi-e of the County Recorder suppose we allowed them to stop all
our shipping, where would you be"
To the above named defendants, and Oldaker«, and the unknown heirs ot
Lot 7; thence north along west line of J.a'kson County, Oregon. un ler Cer- None of your goods would be sold
■Maggie Oldakers, if thebe deceastd,
each of them.
11 chains 67 links: thera-e east 18 tifi ate of Title No. 1699. be decreed iri in foreign countries, with the result
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ■Join Oldakers. and the unknown heirs
chains 61 links to the place of begin- legal effect to be a mor 'g ; -, ami that that you would get nothing like the
of John Oldakers, if he he deceased,
OREGON:
ni'-g, containing 21 acres, more or the lands t her in convened be soid tin prices which you get today. This war
Vrchie
Oldakers,
and
the
unknown
Yoj are hereby notified that John F.
less, and all being situated in Jack- der foreclosure as provided i:y law, aim is being waged partly that you may
Rocho the bidder of Certificate of De­ heirs of Archie Oldakers. if he be de­ son County, Slate of Oregon.
for deficiency judgment and such other obtain fair prices for your goods.
What is going to happen i
linquency numbered 2852 issued on the ceased, Archy Oldakers. and the un­
relief as the Court may deem nice', anti
Y
,u
are
further
notified
that
said
lose this war? Prices of farm
2ith dav of April 1917 by the Tax Col­ km, wn hens of Archy Oldakers, if he Charle- A. Tl.ompton has paid taxes equitable.
duce will drop; the Germans
lector of-the County of Jackson State he deceased, Birthey Oldakers, and th ■ • upon said premises for prior or sobse-
This Summons i- served upon you by
of Qregon, for the amount of Thirty unknown heirs of Birthey O.dakers :f que’t ve. rs with rate of interest there- publication once each week tor six eon impose taxation upon you which
i
cripple you for the next twenty years.
and thirfy four one-hundredths Dollars, she be deceased, Auguste Urion, and
as follows: For year 1912, paid Sept. sec dive weeks in the Jacksonville Worse than that, if the (Jermans get
the same being the amount then due the unknown heirs of Auguste Uriot , J, 1915, $21.71, Recpt, 14395; ¡for year Bus’, a weekly newspaper printed and over here, they will treat you in just
and delinquent for taxes for the year i" he be decease 1, Harriet A. Urion, 19’3, paid Sept, 11, 1915, Del. Cert. published at Jacksonville, Oregon, pur­ the same way as they have the fann­
191) together with penalty, interest and the unknown heirs of Harriet A. 2116, ¡31.83; tor year 1914, $42 33, paid suant to an Order of the Hon. F. M. ers of France, Belgium and Italy. In
a.n| costs thereon upon the real proper- Urion, if she he deceased. D. H. Van ; pt 11, 1915, Recpt. 01438; for year Calkins, Judge of the above entitled these sections farm houses have been
to assessed to you, of which you are Antwerp, and the unknown h.-irs of D. 19. .'. $31.68, paid D e. 2, 1916, Reep’. Court, which order is of date March 9, shot to pieces, crops wasted and
the owner as appears of record, situat­ H. Van Antwerp, if he be deceased. 11!1'1); for year 1916, $17.93, p i I Dec. ’918, and requires you to appeal an., burned; even fruit trees chopped
ed jn said County and State, an-* par­ Fred T. Harrington, and the unknown <, 1917, R. 11 ;. 12125; for year 1917, answer as above set forth, '¡'he date down, the cattle stolen, the men sent
ticularly bounded and described as fol heirs of Fred T. Harrington, if he be ■ I , 58, paid Feb. 20, 1918, Recpt. 101, of the first publication of this Summons into slavery to work for German
masters, their women ill-treated in
deceased; also all other persons or par
lows, towit:
is March 16, 1918.
rate of interest 15%.
ways that cannot, be talked of in
ties
unknown,
claiming
any
light,
tille,
Beginning at the quarter section cor
L.
A.
R
oberts
print, their little children have had
You
and
each
of
you
are
hereby
roti-
ner of 8outh boundary of Section 36. estate, lien or interest in and to the
Attorney for Plaintiffs their hands chopped off in order that
■
i'.'d
that
the
pl
.intiff
herein
will
apply
real
property
described
herein.
in township 38, south range 1. west
Residence and Post Office address, they may never fight or do any more I
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE to the above-entitled court tor a judg­
of the Willamette Meridian, Oregon;
useful work again.
Vshland,
Oregon.
I
You may say “such things will not
Thence East 2 chains, thence North OF OREGON: You and each < f you ment against you and each of you fop
amount
pad us aforesaid
happen here.” They said this In
2 deg. 45 min. east 43chains; thence are hereby required to appear i 1 the I 1 he
afoi esaid
Delinquent
France, in Belgium and In Italy. Such
north 28 deg 45 min. 22.83 chains; above entitled Cofirt and cause and an­ I upon the
I
Certificate
2801
with 15% inter-
things will happen here just as sure
swer
the
complaint
of
the
plaintiff
on
thence west 4.15 chains to corner of
as you are alive, unless we smash
tract deeded by A. D. Hammond, file therein against you within six est thereon from date thereof, togeth­
tho Germans so ut'erly that they are
and wife to S. J. Scott; thence along weeks from the date of the first publi­ er ai'fi the aforesaid several amounts
unable to reach this country. Ths
paid
for
prior
and
subsequent
taxes
as
|
cation
of
this
summons,
if
served
by
boundary of the said Scott Tract,
German fleet and the German army
first south 17 deg. west 5.92 chains; the actual publication ther of, and you aforesaid with interest on e 1 ■ 1 of said |
will take just one week to get here
thence south 33 deg. west 4 chains; and each of you will hereby take no­ sums from the aforesaid respective j
if we are beaten. They have made
dales
of
payment
thereof
at
15%
per
I
np their minds that America shall
thence north 56 deg. west 9.50 chains tice that if you fail to so appear and
pay.
thence North 29 deg. east 7 90 chains answer for want thereof, the plaintiff annum, and fora decree decreeing the
Is there a farmer who will stand
thence north 75J4 deg. west 5 45 will apply to the Court for the follow­ same to constitute a valid lien upon the '
forward now and say, "Tills war does
chains; thence south 27 deg. west ing relief against you anil each of you. above described property, and for a i
not concern me?”
! further decree foreclosing said lien and i
We have on hand for sale the following
4.77 chains: thence west 2.4 chains; to-wit:
You have money that you do not
For a decree of this Court forever ordering the sale of above described j
, thence south 13 deg. 45 min. west 30
need at present. Loan it to the Gov­
blanks viz:
links; thence west 6.80 chains thence quieting the title of the following des­ , property for the satisfaction of said [
ernment at good Interest; when you
Lease,
lien
in
the
amount
due
thereon
as
afore
­
south 60 chains to place of beginning, cribed real property, lying and being
want the money back again, you car«
Mortgages,
containing 82.36 acres more or less, situated in Jackson CuJnty, Oregon, said with interest costs and accruing Prominent Woman Worker borrow on your bond, or sell it Uncle
Bill of Sale,
costs; and for a further decree correct-
Sam
will
take
care
of
your
money
Ba me being described in volume 26, to-wit:
Says American Women
Agreements.
Beginning at the southwest corner of ( ing any detect that may appear in the
until you need it and pay you interest
deed records of Jackson County, Ore­
Must Quit Being
W arrantv Deeds,
[
naming
of
the
owner
or
owners
of
on it.
the
the
southwest
quarter
of
the
gon, at page 603 thereof.
Go and buy a Liberty Bond to
Parasites
Quit Claim Deeds,
southeast quarter of section 32 in aforesaid property m the ass ssmei t
You are further notified that said
morrow.
I hattel Mortgage,
Township 38 South of Range 4 Wes' thereof for any of the aforesaid years.
John F. Rocho has paid taxes on said
Mrs.
Frank
A.
Vanderlip
of
New
Don't be a slacker, and don't fool
Acknow ledgements,
of the Willamette Meridian and run
And you are hereby summoned and York City, treasurer of the National yourself with the idea that you are
premises for prior or subsequent years,
Real Estate ontract,
ning
east
along
the
section
line
to
a
;
required
to
appear
in
the
above
enlit-
with the rate of interest on said
Woman's Liberty Loan Committee, la too far away from the war for it to
Location Notice—Placer,
point in the center of the public road ' led court and matter within 60 days af­ urging upon the women of America hurt you. Remember 1914. when the
amounts as fodows:
Location Notice—Quartz,
as it is now located; thence in a ter the date of the first publication of definite and consistent war service. Germans upset the world's shipykng.
Year 1913, paid April 5, 1917, Recpt.
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
northeasterly direction along the cen­ I this summons, exclusive of the date of In a recent interview she said: and you took what you could get for
No. 1639 $‘>3.68. 15% rate of interest;
Real Estate Agents Contract,
ter line of said public Road to a point the first publication and defend this "American women must quit being your products.
Year 19)4, paid April 25. 1917, Recpt.
parasites
and
learn
to
give
instead
of
Think
of
the
twenty
years
starva
­
in
the
center
of
Thompson
Creek;
suit
or
pay
the
amount
due
as
afore-
No. 1386, $45.29, 15% rato of interest;
At reasonable prices. We intend adding
thence northerly along the center of j s iid, and in ease of your failure so to always taking. An hour or two a tion prices ahead of you, in case we other blanks as fast a3 possible untii
Year 1915, paid April 25, 1917, $20.79.
few
days
a
week
is
not
enough
for
are
beaten.
Thompson Creek to the northerly line do a decree will be rendered foreclos- 1
15% rate of interest; Year 1916, paid
any woman to give her country. We
is your war, and if you won’t tho line is complete. Blanks of special
of said south west quarter of said ing the lien of said taxes and costs | must give a full business day, an 8- get This
Sept. 1, 1917, Recpt. No. 7561. $21 85
in it you deserve to lose your form printed to order at short nitice
section 32, thence westerly along said against the land and premises above ■ hour day every day of the week if we American Citizenship.
15% rate of interest.
line to the northwest corner of sai I described.
are to count for anything while the
Call in at the bank tomorrow, and JACKSONVILLE P0S1.
Said Sanford & Golden as the owner
southwest quarter of the southeast ; This summons, pursuant to an order war lasts.”
talk it over.
of the legal title of the above describ­
I
Mrs. Vanderlip outlined the splen­
i
ed property as the same appears of re­ quarter, thence south to place of be-' nf Ho i. F. M. Calkins, Judge of the
ginning and being all of th it nart of above en. ¡tied court, of date March 30, did work which has been done by the
cord, and each of the other persons
Third Liberty Loan
BUSINESS CARDS
the southwest quarter of the south­ 1918, is served upon you by the publi­ women of Great Britain and France
above named are hereby further noti­
By Celia Louise Crittenton
and congratulated American women
east
quarter
of
said
secti
>n
.12,
lying
cation thereof once a week for 6 con- on having as their allies in their new
fied that John F. Rocho will apply to
and being situated west jf the coun­ ' secutive weeks, the date of the first
the Circuit Court of the County and
Seriously considered, with insight
work such women.
ty road and Thompson Creek; con­ publication being March 30, 19'8.
State aforesaid for a decree foreclosing
"If we ever have another war,” and understanding, the Third Liberty
(.US NEWBURY
taining fifteen acres, more or less
All process and papers in this PRO­ said Mrs. Vanderlip, “women will be Loan means but one thing—stability.
the lien against the property above de­
Attorney-at-Law
scribed, and mentioned in said certifi­ in ami to the 'plaintiff, and decreeing CEEDING may be served upon the un­ In the trenches. What do the pa­ The unification of Government and
cate. And you are hereby summoned that defendants hereinabove named and dersigned at his address which is Jack­ cifists mean when they want us to people.
The much or little which the peo­ Will Practise in All Courts in the State
stop before our present job is done?
to appear within sixty days after the all other persons or parties unknown, sonville, Oregon.
ple
place at the hands of the Govern­
"There
1
b
but
one
standard
for
OREGON
MEDFORD,
H. K. H anna ,
first publication of this summons, ex­ have no right, title, estate, lien or in­
measuring a woman in this new day ment. proportionate to what they pos-
Attorney for plaintiff. of war. That Is dependability. The i sess, will have behind It not alone
clusive of the day of said first public! - terest in or to the same, adverse to
tion, and defend this action or pay the the fee Himple ownership of the plain­
woman who can be depended upon is the voice of the people but as well
■mount due as above shown, together tiff, and forever barring said defend­
the one we want. The one who can­ the united will and force of the peo­
1L W. BAGSHAW
Notice f.tr Publication.
with costs and accrued interest, and ii ants, and other persons or parties un­
not be counted upon is the one who ple against a war which threatens t»
engulf
tlie
whole
national
family.
will be dropped forever. A profes­
case of your failure to do so. a decree known from any ínteres' therein, and
Attorney at Law
D epartment of the interior ,
Wr are being just to ourselves If
will be rendered foreclosing the lien of enjoining them forever from ever as­ IJ. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon sional spirit is the need of Ameri­
we
place
our
money
where
it
Is
safs
can
women,
who
have
been
parasitic
NOTARY PUBLIC AND
CONVEYANCER
■aid taxes and costs against the land serting or setting up any claim of rigid,
April 18, 1918.
for too long. We must stop taking And we are living up to the dictates
title, estate, lien or interest therein or
a-id premises above named.
of
our
national
conscience,
which
aiso
NOTICE
is
hereby
given
that
William
and give. Eight hours a day is a
Office «’¡th Jacksonville Post.
This summons is published by order thereto, adverse to the ownership of II. McNary, of Jacksonville, Oregon, short day for this great work we have is our family conscience.
of the Honorable F. M. Calkins Judge the plaintiff, and decre -ing plaintiff' to who, on April 20, 1915. made Home­ before us. ' Two or three hours a day
The most safe and reasonable in­ JACKSONVILLE.
- OREGON
of the Circuit Court of the State of be the owner of the snnu subject only stead Entry, Serial, No. 010098, for the to the Red Cross is not enough for vestment possible is with our Govern­
Oregon for the County of ‘Jackson and to said agreement of I’hila Bliven ai d , SW '4 of SE'4 of Section 14, Township any woman to give as her war work. ment. For the Government is but
"We must I get as our personal point ourselves viewed through the magni-
said order was made and dated this 13th II. R. Bliven, anil the plaintiff, and f, r 38 S, Range 3 W., Willamette Meridi­
II. K. HANNA
day ot April 1918 and the date of the such other, further and different relief an, has filed notice of intention to make of view the realization that we can- fylng glass.
If we were bom in the
first publication of this summons is the as to the Court may seem equitable in Final Three-year Proof, to establish not have our cake and eat it too. We States we love our birthplace, United
It Is
must ask ourselves, in this war of
the premises.
20th day of April 1918.
I .awyer
This summons is published under and claim to the land above described, be­ equipment rather than men, who must home. If we were allowed to adopt
All process «nd papers in this pro
the United States that offered to us
fore
F.
Rov
Davis,
U.
S.
Commission
­
go
without
If
we
have
the
things
we
ceeding may be served upon the under­ by virtue of an order duly made nil I er, at his officv at Medford, Oregon, have been accustomed to. Business more than our oppressing birth-coun­ Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
signed residing within the Stale of Ore­ rendered and entere I on the 13 h dav on the 1st day of June, 1918.
and pleasure cannot go on as usual if try; offered to us more freedom, a
gon at the address hereafter mention­ of April, 1918, bv the Hon. !■'. M. Ca -
OREGON
we are successfully to conduct this wider scope, then through that adop­ JACKSONVILLE.
Claimant names as witnesses:
ins, Circuit Judge, and the dute of tl e
tion
we have gained a Privilege
ed.
tremendous
new business of war.
Samuel
Coffman,
of
Ruch
Oregog.
first publication th reef is 20th day of
"We have forgotten, when we are worthy of even greater devotion and
G. M. R oberts
Jacob Fattig, of Ruch, Oregon.
buying new clothes and eating the love.
Attorney for Plaintiff. April, 1918, and the date of the last R. Holzgang. of Ruch, Oregon.
So, let us all be glad that a Third THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FO?C|ÜN
wheat and sweets that we want and
publication thereof is the 8th day of
Address: Medford National Bank
ADVERTISING BY THE
William
Smith,
of
Ruch,
Oregon.
Liberty
Loan is pending. It is a good
riding in our motor cars, that we are
June, 1918.
Bldg. Medford, Oregon
sign
that
we
trust
ourselves,
that
we
W. H. C anon ,
hampering the Government. We are
G. M. R oberts ,
standing in the way of the Govern­ are ready depositors in the Protective
Register.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Bank of Home.
ment s business which is war.
Summons
GENERAL OFFICES
-------- MX-----------
"Keep the home fires burning" is
"When you want to spend a dollar
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
Summons
no
light
slogan,
lightly
spoken.
Only
IN THK CIRCUIT
COURT
OF THE
Summons.
for candy or unnecessary clothes (and
3RANC.1ES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITICI
STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR JACKSON
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE we buy more clothes than we need when the fire is quenched by a bomb
N THE ,-IHCiriT COURT or THK STATE Or OKKOON
dropped down through the home­
COUNTY.
because
of
pride)
count
that
dolíal
­
OF
OREGON
IN
AND
FOR
JACKSON
IN ANO TOK THK COl’NTT Or JACKSON,
as a traitor dollar. If you save that chimney. can we fully realize how-
COUNTY.
Lee Harrington, Plaintiff,
Charles A. Thompson, plaintiff.
dollar
and invest It with the Govern precious and prized is that cherished Change in Southern Pacific Time
¡Sherman Morehouse and Carrie
vs.
vs.
ment you are serving the Government and cheerful flame.
Morehouse.
Plaintiffs,
We must not and shall not wait
Unknown heirs of Sarah Oldakers,
Phoebe Goodell, Pearl Hugger,
doubly, for you are aiding tn financ­
Table
VS
if she be deceased, W. G. Oldakers,
ing the war and you are releasing the for that.
Lizzie Hugger, Marth­ Hugger,
Frank IL 8« miners, Charles H.
The Third Liberty Bond awaits us
labor and materials needed for the
and unknown heirs of W. G. Oldak-
and all other persons unknown.
Effective Nov. 13, 1916.
Pierce, and Anna L. H. Pierce,
ur. necessaries which you have de and we are ready.
ers if he be deceased, James Oldak­
if any. claiming to have an inter­
his wife. Defendants.
manded formerly.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
ers, aid the unknown heirs of James
est in or to the real property here­
YOUR DUTY AND WHY
"We are fighting an enemy that is
Suit
in
Eqnity
to
Foreclose
Mortgage.
Oldakers. if he be deceased. Maggie
inafter described, defendants.
To Frank II. Sommers, one of the de- far from beaten. It has won every
14 Portland Passenger........ 8:20 A.M.
Oldakers, and unknown heirs of Mag­ Application to Foreclose Tax Lien.
thing it started out after. Its dream
"We a e fichtlng this war for the
fe' dants above named:
gie Oldakers. if she be deceased,
6:20 P.M.
l'o Phoebe Goodell» Pearl Hugger,
16 Oregon Express
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE of Mittel Europa is realized now. next generation as v.ell as this, We
John Oldakers, and the unknown
j Lizzie Hugger, Martha Hugger, and to
Only a military victory can save de­ are dedicating the life blood of this 12 Shasta Limited
2:18 A.M
OF
OREGON:
You
are
hereby requir* mocracy. We must sacrifice ourselves
heirs of John Oldakers. if he be de­
, all other persons unknown, if any,
nation that our children and cur
ed
>o
appear
in
the
above
entitled
Court
as we have sacrificed our men folks chibl-en’s children MAY ENJOY THE
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
ceas- d, Archie Oldakers, and tha un­ ; claiming to have an interest in ..r to
known heirs of Archie Oldakers, if
the real property hereinafter described, and cause and answer the Complaint We must learn to hate that we may BLESSINGS OF UBERTY -OTHERS
therein filed against vou by the above effectively kill the evil thing that is IN THIS COUNTRY WILL GIVE 15 California Express ....... 10:50 P.M
he be dtcea ed, Archy Oldakers. and
defendants:
ruining not only the bodies but
th«, unknown heirs of Archy Oldak­
In th«- Nam«' of th«* State of Oregon: named plaintiffs on or before the expir­ souls of its people and threatens the t'HEIR BLOOD: YOU GIVE YOLR 13 San Francisco Express.. .9:05 A.M
the MONEY"
ation
ot
ot
six
weeks
from
the
date
of
ers, if he bi- deceased, Birthey Ol
You are hereby notified that Charles
rest
of
the
world.
”
—George W. Wickersham. Former 11 Shasta Limited................ 3:20A.M
dakeis, and the unknown heirs of
A. l'hompsvii is the holder of Certifi­ the first publication of this summons,
U. S. Attorney General.
I
namely,
on
or
before
April
27,
1918.
4:35 P.M.
'17 Ashland Passenger
Birthey Oldakers, it she be deceased,
cate of Delinquency No. 2801 of date
Lelilí Advertisements.
FARMERS! THIS IS
YOUR WAR. BUY
LIBERTY BONDS
von ? re
hi need of
Good Printing
the
Where
you get
best work
at low prices
“YOU MUST WORK
8 HOURS EVERY
DAY FOR BONDS”
I
LECAL BLANKS