Taiban Valley News, 1917-09-07

TIIISi MACKEIS REALLY WONDERFUL ' SET iOP STE1 L BRAIN WrftCH'WE AKE PUT- ' TINO TOWORK IN OUR C03N- TING DEPATMENT. With it we -can-handle our S figure-wvrk faster than ever before and üt the earns time be eare- that every item in . our books ia-RiOHT. ' HelP Us Give You better 'Service By the machine- method, every di-pos. tor's account . is kept in balance -ALL- THE TIME and there are no mis mistake" - take" mistake" such as are unavoid unavoid-ble - ble unavoid-ble w th other ways f handling -'figres. The time saving made ' possible hy the ' machine ogives us an opportunity to , improve the bervice to our customers in all -depart- ments otthe bank.

Everything 's Done' . 'Automatically ; It prints dateaj adds you deposits to the old balance, subtracts checks, figures and printavyour new bal bal-anre. - anre. bal-anre. 'All of tbid is done automatically. The opera operator - tor operator eimply writes the a roouk'te on the keyboard, .thi Diacbine shifts from column to column and add?, subtract?, or print? 'the date b desired, withou t -the - 1-eait-attention being neee&aary. 'Gome .In -And' Sce-It Work Thern b nc. method of poet- in? ledger' known which equals ihis Burroughs Bookkeeping Machine o either accuracy or time saving. Come in and see our new Burroughs at work n our .accounting .depart-iiment.

nurses ana nospitais ana tilings to eát they're doing great things for Mat toon.1" I got him to talk further on his ex experiences - periences experiences in the storm. He had not been at home, but near Charleston, sev several - eral several miles to the oast. He and several other men had taken refuge in a barn, but it was carried away and all were moie or less Injured. He was foiled bj i( ih.,,,11 ,,r something he could not bfc sure what striking hmi on the bene. Then he was pinned by an iinmeuht splinter driven through his arm. "it iv;is f.od's will," was his only ex

the ueiiter away. He did not tell me, but one of the workers did, that his home was lit lit-ternlly - ternlly lit-ternlly carried away, and both his fa father - ther father and mother killed. The Red Cress was supplying him with food and clothing, and a neighbor was carlnz for him. The city of the dead fared worse, u possible, "than the cities of the. living. The most vindictive fmy of the whole storm seemed centered in Dodge Grovn csnietery. Such tree-j ns were not uprooted or twisted off short just above the ere striliW 1 of 1e;iveS.

Telegrams at Half Rates. All otliclal messages between Red j Cross chapters and the American Red j Cross headquarters nt Washington may now he sent al half : rates. This j is ii courtesy by the Postal anil the Western I'nion companies. The next step would seem to be the franking oí nil ., (tidal wail, not only between Washington ar-' chapters, but inter inter-chapter - chapter inter-chapter business.' This can come only through congro,n-ial action.

"I don't know," slie confessed. "The house Just went iill to pieces around me and I didn't know anything. And then I was lying in the potato patch and it was ruining In my face." Some regarded the theater as sinful, v.iit a little boy who dime to the Red Cross headquarters said that the thea theater - ter theater saved him. v,i o .on killed." he assured me.

the dismay the doctor would experi experience - ence experience when he should find that she had gone home. x Another was rather crestfallen thát she had no broken bones to display. "Rut I'm black and blue all over, she declare!. '"It'w juit hurt me every everywhere." - where." everywhere." "Old the sewing machine hit you,