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La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30
SWnK.

Fresh home made bread daily at
Miller Cafe
Mrs. Mills. Of La Junta. was q
Swink visitor Tuesday evening.
Red" Wright. the well known
carpenter is very low with pneumonia
DR.. Farthing is now the camp
physician for the Royal Neixhbors.
Take your produce To the Beatty
Reynolds Trading Company, highest
prices paid.
BY your groceries of the Beatty
Reynolds Trading Company; ge"d
goods at the right prices
See Beatty Reynolds Trading Com
pany for beet cultivatOrs. beet hose
and everything an the hardware line
Miss May Paxton. stenographer at
the sugar factory. spent last Sunday
and Monday in Pueblo. the guest of
friends.
Miss Anna Cook. of Colorado
Springs. arrived in the city Tuesday
to be the guest of Mrs. A. w. Miller
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Lee enter
tanned ss-lec, partv of their friends
at the hall Tuesday evening with a
dance. A most enjoyable time is
reported.
Mrs. Wheeler. and baby. Of Den
yer. who have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. " Yoeman for
several days past. returned home
Monday morning.
Drop into the Beaty-Reynolds
Trading Company's new store the
next time you are in town and they
will show you one of the best
equipped stores in the Valley.
Jim Dye was Rocky Ford visitor
Tuesday where he went to attend a
missionary lecture. The lecture was
delivered by Royal J. Dye. a nephew
of Jim's. who has been engaged in
missionary work at Bolenge. Africa.
for number of years.
The choir of the Methodist church
meets every Tuesday evening for
practice. and it is requested that all
of the singers be present. The choir
is growing and all those who have
a song bird concealed in their throat
are asked to join the choir.
DR.. c. l.. Britell. of Iowa. arrived
in Swink last Tuesday. and is look
ing after the practice of DR.. J. w.
Brown. who for the present is doing
the same stunt for DR.. Ragsdale of
La Junt now in the east. DIR.
Brittell expects to locate in Cheraw
in the near future.
Miss Faunie Beerbohm, niece of
the main squeeze of the great family
journal, accompanied the Swink ed
itor to the biggest little town in the
Arkansas Valley Wednesday. via the
buggy route. She went to see how
much the burg had grown since her
visit of two years ago. and intended
to remain until evening. but the af-
ternoon passenger seemed to afford
more attractions than the town or
the ride home with the aforesaid
representative. and she boarded the
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30
somG MORE LOCAL irEns.

Trade with II. G. Todd.
Livery and transfer: Barr &
Rose; phone Junta 81.
II. II. Bourne was Pueblo visitor
Thursday on business.
For RENT Six room house; North
La Junta. Phone black 2S05.
For RENT Three rooms for light
housekeeping. Inquire 40i. Belle
view avenue.
The Catholic ladies' will give So
cial dance in Elks' hall. Monday
evening. June 18th.
Mayhew House Furnishing Co.,
undertakers and embalmers. Phone.
East A: night phone. Junta ~,
FOR SALE Brown Leghorn eggs
for setting; special prices on los for
incubators. Phone Junta Sis-3.
The time has come to use ice and
the only ice to use is artificial ice.
Phone 522 red. La Junta Ice Com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stoifel ar
rived home last Monday from
Ottawa. Kan. after a brief visit
with relatives.
F0k SALE Refrigerator. kitshen
cabinet. gasoline stove and Quick
Meal Range. o. Larson. SIT.
cimarron avenue.
Charles X. Seelev. of the class of
'Os, was awarded two-year-tuition
scholarship for the year l9oS-09-lO.
in recognition of high scholarship.
+. L. Raarnstein, until recently
leader of the orchestra that made
La Junta notorious. left this week
for California. where he intends to
locate.
The Woodmen of the World will
pay their respects to their departed
ones on Sunday June 7th. at the hall
and cemetery. Don't fail to keep
your obligation.
A. B. Cochrane. of the Arkansas
Valley Items. Of Pueblo, has been
pesticating around since his return
from the Arkansas Valley Railroad
junketing trip. looking after the
interests of his great democratic
journal.
The town site of Timpas has been
plated and lots are now being Of
ferreo for sale by c. F. Helm. Of the
Arkansas Valley Realty Company.
The price of business lots is S25
each. and residence lots are listed at
$25 per pair. You will have to call
early in order to secure choice Of
the best lots. On June 1st the price
of each lot will be raised. Better
buy this month.
In matters pertaining to fashion
and dress. as in everything else in
life, it is always wise to consult the
greatest authorities. The Ladies
Home Journal is acknowledged to
be the leading fashion authority in
America, and the monthly Style
Book, showing all The Ladies Home
Journals newest styles, may he had
at our pattern Kendall
Dry Goods Company.
O. o. Larson has resigned his po-
sition with H. l Maxwell. effective
June LIST. and leaves next week for
Pueblo to enter the service of the 2.
Mayer Leather Company. dealers in
leather goods and shoe store sup
plies. as travelling salesman. Mr..
Larson has been in the employ Of
Mr.. Maxwell for six years and dur
ing his ysar's residence in this city
has made Z host Of friends whO'
wish him every success in his new
field Of labor.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-30

The first element Of common
sense and simple politeness is to
learn to, differ with our friend on
matters of public concern without
denouncing him as a vicious scoun-
drel. Men differ in their opinions,
and differ honestly, and its a good
thing that all don't see alike. If
every man in the country could see
and think just exactly alike every
man would be wanting 10 buy the
same horse, go the same way, marry
the same. woman, live on the same
hillside and chew the same rag. If
this sort of condition prevailed life
would be the worst conflict a fellow
ever got into. Give us light and
liberty and let us think and act and
be friends and not get mad because
we don't all agree for if we did
we'd get madden, very sensibly says
the esteemed Ripley Sentinel.
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New York, Oct. 7S.-w. J. Corners
Chairman Of the State Democratic Com.
mittee, gave out the following state.
ment:
! AN thoroughly confident that Bryan
and Chanler will carry the State Of New
YORK ~ I'm that election day will
come next Tuesday.
my confidence ID based upon Z CON-
plete canvas OF the State and on de-
tailed reports ! have received this week
from every Democratic State COMMITTEES
man, county chairman and prominent
party leaders. These reports show that
the labor vote OF this State IL practical.
" solid for both the national and State
tickets.
I'VE will more than hold our own
among the business sections, and all
signs point to an increase In the Demo-
cratic vote in the rural communities.
l am in possession Of estimates from
every county in the State, based upon
existing conditions, and | thoroughly
believe that the Republican national
ticket will have less than $4,000 plural.
lty outside Of Greater New York and
the Republican State ticket less than
y, 1000.
organs plurality in the State will
70 more than 10000 aud Chanler's not
ess than 100000. These figures are
Lieutenant Governor
jhanler has made a strenuous and win
ling campaign. Mr.. Bryan's visit to
he State Of New Yoak has been produc-
i've OF immense good to the party. He
as made a profound impression and we
re many thousand votes stronger than
Vhen he began his tour OF the State on
aturday last"
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THERE ARE OTHERS.

1T is reported that one Of the
fastidious newly married ladies Of
this town kneads bread with her
gloves on"
This incident may be somewhat
peculiar; but there are others.
The editor of this paper needs
bread with his shoes on; he needs
bread with his shirt on; he needs
bread with his pants on; and unless
some of the delinquent subscribers
OF this Old Rag of Freedom don't
pay up before long, he will need
bread without a thing on, and
North Dakota is no Garden of Eden
IN the winter time"
There are some others in the same
tlx that this Dakota editor is in and
subscribers everywhere
bear it in mind.-Columbus
Commercial.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-30
Tie TOWN
Drink it 1t the Handy Kitchen.

Drink it 1t the Handy Kitchen.
Mr.. J. D. McLemOre was over fros
Itta Bena Tuesday.
Nj. J. D. McCaskill, Of shellmound
was in the city Tuesday.
Mi. A. o. Peterson was down frou
Money the first Of the week.
Fresh Gunther's Candies at the Handy
Kitchen.
Mr.. Firman Smith, Of Nashville, spent
the past week in Greenwood.
Judge ]. H. McMath was up from
Morgan on business Monday.
Maj. J. NJ. Phillips was over from
Itta Bena the first Of the week.
Mr.. D. s. Jones was down from High
landale on business Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. L. Ricketts, visited Brookhayen
and Hazlehurst friends the past weeg.
Mr.. W. K. Randle, Of near Schlater,
was in the city on business Wednesday.
Mr.. 3. B. Clark aud Capt. Travis we're
up from Morgan on business last Friday.
Just received a new and stylish line
Of mems shoes, for fall and winter wear.
Come and see them.
D. G. PETEET & BRO.
Mr.. Thos. Lucas was down from Glen
Burr on business Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Supervisor J. L. Haley was over from
ltta Bena a few hours Tuesday after
noon.
The Kings Daughters will begin their
Rummage Sale on Saturday, Nov. 2lst,
and continue each SATURDAY. until
Christmas.
DR.. D. M. McGehee was down from
his plantation, near Kennedy's Switch,
last Tuesday.
Mr.. L. P. Carr, of Water Valley, is
visiting the family Of his son, MIR. W. l.
Carr, for a month.
Just received a complete line of La
dies Shoes-new and s~tylish-for the
fall and winter seasons. Come and see
them. D, G, PETEET & BRO.
Mr.. ]. W. MCMath, Jr., Of near Sidon,
in the city Monday and made this
'face an appreciated call.
Judge r. f. Love was over from Itta
OIL business Tuesday and made !
his Office a pleasant call. /,
Or. J. R. Wilmington, Of zeal Morgan,
vas in the city Monday and made The
Commonwealth an agreeable call. :
Messrs. G. ]. Liddell and D. c. Jones, r
Money, were in the city Tuesday and
made The Commonwealth appreciated =
alls. y
Mrs. Zilpha Garrard returned last Sat- t
'rday from a delightful visit to friends e
I'd relatives in Indiana and other a
,oints.
Everybody should lay aside all their 8
clothing for the Kings t
'aughters Rummage sale to begin b
'ov. 21st. !.
MI. and Mrs. B. II. Mathews, Of "
emingway, we're in the city Wednes- .
I
~, en- route for Jackson to attend the II
tate Fair. h
The Earnest Wol kers met at the home ;,
Mrs. Bacon, on West Washington :,
rect last Monday afternoon. Dainty u
'es were served.
supervisor J.. M. Sykes, OF near
was in the city Monday en- =,
'nte for Winopa on business. He re-
home Tuesday.
Mesdames Mary v. Jones' and Kate ia
aner' ut ~Highlandale and Sunny Side Al
'@pectively, were in the city Tuesday
? Their way to ia, kson to attend the
tate Fair.
Mr.. =. Cohen, M vicksburg, accom- b
by HIS son, Sol. and Mr.. Hirsch
that city. were in Greenwood last
e~dn"sday and made The Common
ealth an appreciated cali.
~ THE PLANTERS HOLDING !.
OTTONrFOR BETTER PRICES MI !"
" HOUSES AND CONGRESSES, !
una.o In
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-30

My home. Five rooms besides recep-
ton hall. bath room, two pautries and
attic. Modern and convenient.
p. W. PARSONS,
North Greenwood.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-30
For Sale.

Good, gentle family horse, cheap.
Apply at this Office.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-30
A VALUABLE Pre- MUM.
BEING Given Away Free BY the
Cllrion.lfdger.

The Ctsrion- Ledger. IackIon, Miss.
mon u q, IN ut .f 70 ~ IN advance f"r
p.ily or Weekly Clarirn-'edger Is CIV
lug away absoioteIv f,1 a pair ~ eight
inch tension spring shears. which alone
are worth the price II suhsrription.
The shears are manufactured OF tho
very highest grade st.-.i, perfectly TEN
p.rrd and heavily nickel-p'atad IN y
highly polished surface. The ra"'n'
tension spring takes mp all the wear on
the rjvet ~ that thu cutting edges "in
meyer ~ear dntl. simple fnrn OF fhr
little thumb acrrw will adjust tn"
blades to cut anything from the tht"nes'
and most delicate fabric 70 the feaviesf
material, Every wom n WIN has had
the exaaperatine and trying experl-
ence ~ attempting To cnt with . dd''
psir II shears, viii appreciate the ain
N this nav isveatian. They sfe sent
peSpsia 70 any .ddress.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-30
Dainty Bits of Neckwear.

There never has been a season when
SO many clever attractive things have
designed for women's neckwear. From
the narrow silk tie, tied In a four-in-
hand knot to the elaborate jabots
designed to wear with coat suits, the
range is endless. The combination Of
embroidery and white linen in collar
and tab is particularly popular. One of
the most attractive coat sets Of collar
and cuffs is made Of Irish crochet, ap-
piled to hand made flet net.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-30
Small Farm For Sale.

10 acres Of good land, with nice resi-
dence, stables, etc, on same. Located
1 mile from corporation line OF Green
wood. This is the very place for a truck
farm or dairy business. For particulars
apply to editor ~ The Common wealth.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-30
The Idle Dollar.

A dollar hid away in some place Of
fancied security brings you nothing
but worry. A dollar in our loss-proof
vaults earns you 4 per cent interest
compounded semi-annually. Are your
dollars loaing? II so, make them work
for you. Drag them out Of their hiding
place and set them to grinding out COM
pound interest.
BANK OF LEFLORE,
Savings Department.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-30
Y. 1 N. Y. r. r. Schedule.


tn ,lkH ARRIVE.
M. sIA. firm Clark-dale 4:Ss p. m.
y.l. ssi, trm ,'r.nsdx 7:aO =. m.
M 81, frnn Charlie ron 1920 =. m.
NJ. 3g7, frsn 'ar.nada 400 p. M.
No 81. frrm Iack&,n 1910 a M.
NJ. 49,, fr.nm Jackson 7:35 p m.
No. sa9, from Me,uphis 1000 p. m.
TRAIvs DgPART.
M. 3la, fnr. Jas.kslm 4:s3 y. n.
No. sl4. tor ClarkSdale 1920 .. %.
No. a3l, kbs Jaekap0 7:l0 =. 10.
M. sa1. Gr 0rensds 7:1S p. m.
M. ana. ~ t}eeaada 6:t6 .. m.
M 40. ~ MeGaphis 40 = N.
No. 81. ~ CbadestSa 7:l5 p. y.
Traias "a - I'D Dalsy ezsspt 49,
]. ! yExKiy4
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-25
CRIPPLE IS FINED
Thomas DeVerS Convicted on
Charge of Provoking Rel
atlVe'S Wife.
A MOST PECULIAR CASE.

Thomas Dovors, cripple. was fined
81 and costs this morning in the city
court for provoking the wife of his
half-ncphow, Ed Devers, and chasing
her in a rig The accused his wife,
daughter and son. all testified that
Mrs. Ed Dcvers had cursed Thomas
and that he did not chase her in his rig
but only whipped up the horse to get
away from her sharp tongue.
Mrs. Ed Dcvers and a woman friend
testified that Thomas Deyors had ia
ken a wagon chain belonging TO his
half nephew When she saw Devers
in his rig she accused him Of this theft
and demanded its return. The wo-
mon said that Dcvers refused TO return
it and that he then whipped up his
horse and chased Mrs Dcvcrs to Il
neichbor's home some distance away.
Ed DcvcrS testified that yesterday
his half uncle attempted to induce him
to use his influence with his wife in
having her Withdraw her affidavit. Ed
stated that he refused to do so. stating
that ne. was tired of having his wife
abused by his half uncle. After the
hearing of the case Thomas Devers
wanted to have his half nephew arrest
I'd on a charge Of provoke. stating that
Ed had told him that If the court did
not fine him he would give him a beat
ing. The prosecutor refused to take
will lay his fine out in the county Jail.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-25
WANT HUDDLESTON
IN STATE HOSPITAL
Papers Prepared by the Coun-
ty Clerk.

Papers have been prepared by the
county clerk which will be submitted
10 the superintendent of the EpiIeptic
village at Now Castle making appli-
cation for the admittance of Everett
HuddlesrOn 10 that institution Hud-
dleston's condition is such that friends
and county officers are extremely anx.
ious that nc receive accommodations
at the state hospital rather than have
to be confined at the county Jail or
placed in the custody Of rcl2tives.
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COEUR De LION LODGE
TO ATTEND SERVICES
Rev. Robert Smith Speaks to
It. Sunday.

Couer de Lion Lodge. No. s, knjghts
OF Pythias, Will attend divine services
tomorrow morning at the Baptist
church on North Eleventh street. Of
which the Rev. Robert Smith, q broth
CT member of the lodge is pastor, All
members Of the lodge are expected to
meet at the Pythian Temple a. i"
O'Clock in the morning.
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QUARTERLY CONFERENCE,

The third quarterly meeting Of the
Wesleyan Methodist church, BIB South
Tenth street. will he held Sunday.
April 26. Communion a ) p. m. Elder
n, Z. Bass, Of Dayton, O, Will preach
All pastors and congregations are cor
daily invited to attend
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BROTHERHOOD MEETS.

All members Of the brotherhood Of
Andrew and Philip of The First L..
B. church. are requested to be pres
chi at the services tomorrow morn
ing and get their brotherhood but
IONS and arrange for The meeting Of
The Brotherhood next week.
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TODAyS MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.
IBv correII and Thompson. Brokers' Eaton, Oho3

New York. April %
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EASTER SERVICES.

Whitewater Friends meeting on
North Tenth street will have its East
er service tomorrow morning at 1890
O'Clock. At this time The choir will
render some excellent musical num-
hers. \ cordial invitation is extend
ed,
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st-uct:ors. tools given. Saturday
Wages, diplomas granted. write for
CATALOGUES. MojeI Barber College.
Cincinnati. .. #
carpets. rugs. up
holstery. mattresses. etc. to clean
by our vacuum process Richmond
House Cleaning Co. Phone. Home
1916. Pell 3Y5R 22-tf
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Thursday, April 50, is the last day
for fling Of mortgage exemption affi-
davits. The county auditors office
Will be open on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings for accommodation
of those persons who have not been
able TO file affidavits during the day.
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From the figures which have just
been published of the census taken in
November last it appears that Greece
has a population Of 2.G31 .gJ2. an in
crease Of nearly 10000 over the pre-
ceding year.
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FOR SALE,


FOR SALE-RichmCnd real estate a
specially. Merchandise stocks. fire
insurance. POrterf;eld, Kelly Block.
8th &. Main. 1T
FOR SALE-Elegant walnut bed
room suites. 240 TT. Wayne Ave.
25-2t
FOR SALE-GOod open top rubber
tube buggy, 4O1 S. nth ST. 2.-7t
FOR SALE OR TBADE-Modern resi-
dcncr. Easy terms. Phone 1@5>.
25tt
FOR SALE: no TRADE-VoTY pro
ductivc, we'll improved, 12o acre
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YOUNG COUPLE
AGREED TO DIE
Husband Then Killed Wife and
Self.

Salem Mass. April 25.-Harry II.
Lebaron. aged i today shot and KILL
ed his young wife and then killed him
self. They agreed TO die together.
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FATHER BUYS AUTO.

Father Mattingly OF s.. Mary's Cath
Ole church has just purchased a Max
we'll Brisco touring car. He IS an ard.
emf automobilist.
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PALLADIUM WANT ADS. PAY
DEATH FOLLOWS
IN WAKE OF SIX
FIERCE TORNADOtS
Continued From Page One.)

reported wiped out. Fifteen persons
are known to have been killed.
Natchez. Miss. reports 90 known
dead in the Northern Louisiana storm,
Hundreds of plantation cabins were
destroyed in this section.
Mobile reports nine dead at Hattis-
burg. Miss,
There seemed to be six tOrnadOes
in progress at the same time. The
tornadocs travelled apparently in a
zone hundreds OF miles wide at places
and proceeded from west to east Re
ginning al the western end of this
storm belt, the towns first struck
were Lamouric. Richland and Vidalia.
La. Wells and Baxter. Miss. and Ber-
gen and Albertsville, Ala. In addition
shreveport. La. experienced a storm
of tornado intensity.
Hit by The Same Tornado.
RiChIand and Lam0urie. La, which
are close together in Rapides Parish.
were apparently struck by the same
tornado, RichIand is a town OF 500
inhabitants and Lamourie is very
much smaller. Three whites and ten
IL
two negroes were fatally injured. Il
is reported that one fifth of the popu-
lation. or about 100 persons, suffered
injuries
The house of Ephraim Pierce was
blown down and Pierce. his wife and
babe were Killed, On the wilson plan
tatiOn, near Richand, a colored child
! was ~l!ed under a falling cabin.
Property loss AT Richland was esti-
mated at $4,000.
At Lamourie. II negroes were killed,
the Texas and Pacific Railroad station
was damaged and four other buildings
were partially destroyed,
Ten Persons Killed Outright.
At Baxter. Miss. ten persons were
| killed outright and property damage
will probably reach $4,000 or 81 boo.
| About dozen buildings were wreck
| ed, among them a wooden school
| house in which there were about 80
| children when the storm began. Ac-
| custOmed to watch for dangerous
storms. the teacher realized the peril
in time TO get the children into places
Of safety. The wind lifted of the roof
Of the school building and then razed
the walls
Latest news from Walls says the
| loss of life will be heavy. Two stone
| churches, three stores and a score OF
| smaller buildings were crushed as ~
mere boxes. 4 number of buildings
in the vicinity Of Walls we're also de-
stroycd. The monetary loss as quite
| heavy.
Five Babes Perish in One Town.
| At Mason. Tenn. the Methodist
| church was blown down and the par
sonage adjoining that structure de-
stroyed, The Presbyterian and Episco-
! pal Churches were both practically de-
Srroyed. Several other buildings were
| blown down. Five babies were killed.
At Memphis Tenn. the wind reached
- velocity Of 50 miles an hour. uproot-
| ing shade trees. blowing down tele-
graph and telephone wires and fore
ing in plate glass windows, Tele-
graph companies are badly crippled.
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WANT

WANTED-TwO first-clasS carriage
painters; no others need apply.
Myers & Parke. 21-2t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hOuseWork pre-
ferrcd. Address r. D. care Pal,
ladium. Zo-'t
WANTED Housekeoper, 81 Bridge
Ave Three in family. 40 small
children. 2'-3t
WANTED-Fcw good boys, GOOD
chance. Make money. spare time,
easy. good pay. Address H" care
Palladium. 2J-It
WANTED Girl TO do general house
work a 81: n. 18th. 23-lt
WANTED 70 painters to attend open
meeting of the local union 40. 81,
at the l. O. o. f. Hall. April 18Th.
2l-lt
WANTED Family horse, Call - 5.
18th. -: u
WANTED-Boy to work on farm 227
\. 18th St 24-2t
WANTED Position by a lady who UNI
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derstands housew0rk. Address
IL. D." care Palladium. -.,-'-;'t
WANTED-Un Unfinished room by lady
with good references and no child
rem. Address "NeIIIe" care Pallad-
mm. 2]-"t.
WANTED-To do your upholstering;
Fine line Of samples 10 seIec1 from.
Holthouse. l24 South 9Th street.
Phone 4201. -2-t
WANTED Shoe repairing by J.
Abbey. - South Ninth, 20-7t
WANTED Your eo-carrs, perambula-
tor or baby-cab wheels which need
new rubber tires. Elmer Smith.
42G Main street 2l-lpt
WANTED-Sce Morehead for pro.es
sionaI vault cleaning. Phone 5l1I
92N Butler street, II
WANTED-TO clean and repair your
wheels, Elmer Smith, 426 Main.
l3-tf
Y ANTED- Men t. Learn barber
trade; will equip shop for ycu or
furnish positions. few weeks com
pletes, constant practice, careful in