Railroad Work! DO YOUR BIT AND HELP WIN THE WAR! When You Work for the Railroads You Work for the Government Essential Work Standard Wages Machinists, Boilermakers, Firemen, Brakemen, Car Repairers, Laborers and Helpers are needed on the Western Maryland, Cumberland Valley and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroads. -APPLY TO P. C. FURREY, Gen. Foreman, Cumberland, W. Va., or Employment Supervisor Cumberland Valley R. R. Station, Hagerstown, Md. or to any Station Agent on Either Railroad WANTED! LABOR AT DAM NO. 5 Plant construction, 40c per hour, 10 hours, time and half time overtime and Sundays. Board $5.50 per week, including sleeping quarters. Steady work. Beginning September 1, free transportation to Dam No. 5 and return every day. Trucks leave People’s Trust Company Corner 5:45 a.m. POTOMAC LIGHT & POWER CO. WANTED! INDUSTRIOUS GIRLS OVER 16 YEARS OF AGE TO WORK IN OUR MODERN HOSIERY MILLS. PERMANENT POSITION, STEADY WORK, GOOD WAGES, AND RAILROAD TICKET FURNISHED THOSE COMING FROM OUT OF TOWN. Interwoven Mills, Inc. MARTINSBURG, W. VA. Have Run Continuously for Twenty-Five Years LIBERTY LOAN SALES (Continued from Page One.) Governor's Plea. From Charleston yesterday Governor Nor Cornwell sent out an earnest appeal for most vigorous efforts during the closing days of the campaign. He says: “Reports up to the present presage a failure of the State to subscribe its quota to the liberty Loan. The lagging caused by widespread illness and the suspension of public meetings is accentuated by peace talk. Other States in this Reserve District, similarly suffering from the epidemic, are leading us.” “This is a crisis when strong men and women will come forward. I appeal to them to devote Friday and Saturday next exclusively to the work of securing subscriptions and saving our State and its people the humiliation of failure. “There is no peace, yet, not even an armistice. Either may be a long way to the future. There is victory through the courage and sacrifice of our men which will grow bigger and more triumphant day by day, hastening peace with honor unless we fail at home. Remember the $1,000,000 American boys in France, facing the enemy and a long winter; and think of what will happen to them if the Government does not obtain the money to buy the things they need. Only by doubling subscriptions and the rich and poor alike buying bonds to the limit can we realize our quota." October 15th Loan Subscriptions. John M. Darlington. M. Emma Gray. Al-argaret Brooks. H. C. Brooks. Florence L. B. Brooks. Elmer D. Seibert. E. N. Richardson. Mrs. Paul Avey. Maude G. Kuykendall. C. L. Miller. H. S. Stauffer. Foster 10. Allen. J. T. C. Entmert. H. A. Tabler. REPUTATION Practicing for Years (TAKE TIME TODAY PREVENT INFLUENZA By Having Your Decayed Teeth Treated at Once. To delay is dangerous. Decaying teeth are often the source of Surgical and throat diseases. Every day delayed means more misery and more expense to you in the end. Take the proper precautions now. Lowest of Prices! Free Examinations. Gold Crowns and Bridgework, a tooth... $5 & $8 Gold Fillings... $1.00 up Silver Alloy Pillings... 50c up White Patent Fillings... 50c up Teeth Cleaned... 75c Teeth extracted... 25c up Work Guaranteed Dr. HUTCHISON, Surgeon Dentist. Cor. King St. and Square. Opposite Citizens National Bank. Bell Phone 418 Martinsburg, Ground Floor. West Va. Open Eve. Until 8 P. M. Sunday, 10 to 11 A. M. Mrs. B. A. Newman is. Mrs. H. S. <31 au or Mrs. G. C. Semlor. Mrs. T. K. Light. Boyd O. Rhirwin. A. H Parkinson. Mrs. Bessie Redick. W. K. Redick. Summers A. Hodson. Olios. G. Smith. Margaret B. Seibert. Phas. Borum Seibert. Henry J. Seibert. Mrs. John E. Seibert. Mrs. C. T. Seibert. Mamie A. Seibert. Harper73. Utn.la Aubrey E. Wilam. Mrs. Una Bushhottcr, W. E. Scoggan. Mrs. W. E. Scoggan. Mrs. W. E. Phillips. Mrs. Win. M. Johnson. Barbara Johnson. W. E. Phillips. Mrs. Mary I Smith. Harry Smith. William M. Johnson. O. C. Pitzer. L. Payne. John M. Lemon. C. W. Mon. Lorena Hoogo M. H. Icemen A. C. Miller. Mrs. VV. D. Ropp. Mrs. E. L. Voagloy. Mrs. Jos. L. Porterfield. Jos. L. Forterfield. Prod iA. KJitnor Mrs. J. V. Crawford. VV. N. Crawford. Elbe Mills. Chas. H. Pitzer. Clarence Stanley. VV. Hoge Light. E. J. Smith. A. P. Bentz Miss Gertrude Seibert. Harry Spielman. Mrs. P. A. Ponder. B. B. Newcomer. B. G. Gain. Adele Martin. G. Loslie Hollis. Chester Keyton, (Marie Louise Polk. John L. Wover. Mrs. G. W. D. Polk. Geo. W. D. Polk. W. Harley Miller. J. R. L. Keesoy. James D. Dillon. Mrs. A. E. Skadden Miss Leanna Williams. Harry P. Lord. Miss Rosa La Zill. S. Porter House. Henry J. Sperow. Mrs. Mary Hank Bender. (Richard S. Brown. Harry L. Marshall. (Roger K. Skelly. Miss Sara Elizabeth Dorn. S. C. Bryarly. Miss Margaret E. Harmon, Miss Mary P. Homath. Miss Nan Mionaghan. Miss Eleanor Monaghan. Miss Eleanor Monaghan. Dr. James W. Whann. Edgar C. Trout. Goo. W. Wolfe. Auburn Wagon Company. DR. FAHRNEY HAGERSTOWN, MO! DIAGNOSTICIAN Specialist in Chronic Diseases Acute diseases get well of themselves or run into chronic form. There is always a cause and you can not get well until the cause is removed. Cause and effect is the great law of nature. You know the effect —find the cause. Send me your name and address and let me study your case. Consultation Free IF CONSTIPATED ‘CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS” CAN'T HARM TENDER STOMACH OR BOWELS. A knowledge today saves a sick child tomorrow. Children simply will not take the time from play to empty their vowels, which become clogged up with waste, liver yet sluggish; stomach toll sour. Look at the tongue, mother! If stomach, or your child is ill, cross, feeling, feverish, breath bad, restless, doesn't at heartily, full of cold or has sore throat or any other child's ailment, give a teaspoonful of ‘Valiflor ia Syrup of Figs." then don’t worry, then It is perfectly harmless, and in a few hours all this constipation poison, sour bile and fermenting waste will gently move out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child. A thorough "inside cleansing" of times all that is necessary. It should be the first treatment given in any sickness. Beware of counterfeit tig syrups ink your druggist for a bottle of Val fornia Syrup of Figs" which hnfl full llrectioms for babies, children of all iges and for grown ups plainly prlnt d on the bottle. Ixsik carefully and >ee that It Is made by the '‘California 'lg Syrup Company." HELP WANTED. Help wanted. Steady work. Good vagoH. iApply Berkeley Woolen ICum «ny 10 16 pi tits When a retailer sell* « 24 4 pound sack or flour, six pounds of substitute will be considered sufficient. BUTTER PROFITS LIMITED Retail merchant*, are allowed a profit of not over By* cent* per pound for cash and carry, or six cent* per pound for service store*, above deliv ered cost on butter. If the cost ia in fraction of a cent the retailer will be allowed the full cent. UNWORTHY CITIZENS There Is a whole lot more buck of citizenship thau the mere accident of birth. Kor citiaenship In the full sense is based upon far more than birthplace, leuath of residence or declaration of allegiance All of us know men whom It would lax tu to the utmost to specify juat wherein they had ever been of any particular value to the community. They not only evade personal serv ice but Individual sacrifice They not only tall In loyalty, they alack In duty. 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