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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-03
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NOTICE Or CONTEsT
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81 Contest No. 00e
OF tho Interior. Uultsd
states Land Office. Laksvisw. Ore
xon. January and. i9is.
To the Unknown Holm OF doe
prehsr. deceased. who's" Addresses
srs unknown. contsstsss;
You are hereby notified that An
dersou Allen. Who gives klamath
raus-Orssoa. ~ his postosfics a.
50, did on October -. 1919. n's
In this office his duly corroeorasse
application 10 contest and secure the
cancellation Of Homestead. Entry NO.
|ossss. Serial No. ossss MADE August
., 1903. by Joe Drsher. dscssssd. Tor
the WV sen. swk MEN. esesiea
Ia, Township - seueA. Raass 10 -
Willamette Meridian. And - Srosses
for his contest hs alleges thse es'e
Joe prshsr died on Or aboss the see
Idsy Of sspsshbsr. tsii; that ,. q
short has ben appolntsd sdninssesa'
tor Of the estate Of said Joe Dreaee'
deceased; that there ere no kpove
heir -ee soA Joe Drshsr; thaS sa'd
~ brshsr,nsvsr established efnain'
!talned rsu)dsnSs upon said Ind Hes
cultivated Ior ihprovsd the line dsr'
ling his libstisos. but aeDadonsd sns
same imu,sdi}tsly ~ filins there
ION and rSmxYpSd away thsrefrom I'M
Ian the time i his death; That sines
said Drehsrh death bis hsirs hsv'
neither lived upon. cultivated. or u
lany manner Improved said land ou'
they have wholly failed and neglected
Ito reside thereon or 70 In any manne'
LeultIyate or improve the same tina
= Raid administrator Of said estate o
said Drchsr has not lived upon. Guilt
waited or improved said land sincs h'
amendment ~ such administrator
that NO one, for the use end hsnsfi
lof Drehsr or otherwise. has ever i've
upon said land or eultivsted os ~
Drovsd the same, !,
m You are. therefore. further nee'
fled that the ssid allsgations WIN ,
taken By this office - havins -
oonfssssd b. you. and your sasd .
TRY viii b. cancelled hereunder VIZ,
\ Iout your further right % b hsar
therein. either bstors THE off'ee
on appeal. if yeu fail % NE In tn
office within twenty days after q
FOURTH publication Of this notice.
shown bslow. your answer under oas'
specifically meeting and rsspond'u
10 these allsgstions q eoaeess. q
you tan within that tine - ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-03

Admlsissvssor' a Notlce os iiiias vina,
Ia tho County Court Of the State Of
Oregon. for klamath County.
In the Matter Of tbs Estate Of Ads \
Kinney. Deceased.
kotlcs u hereby given that ] have
n,ed my nnsi account and rspQD0
administrator Of the estate ~ da L.
Kinney. deceased. and sh/ed1s en-
Titled court has nxed up(hfo 4e'ock
In the forenoon Of MaS i3. ~
the time. and the COZ ksylcSFt room
in tho court house ~ Kia4ath coyD
". oregon. In they pity Of Kisp9th
Pals In said eoun \. ss ~ pises
. hen aud where any yperson may pre-
cent any objection or exception TO an,
thing therein contained. or 10 aay'
thing done by me a. administrator,
and at the sams time and place thu
sald court will finally settle the said
account.
! This notice IL published pursuant
to order Of the above entitled eosr'
macs January 10. 1919. and the ars
| publication 10 made on January -
iSta.
A. KINNEY.
Administrator Of the Estate Of AZ
l.. Kinney. Deceased.
IKUYKENDALl. 4 FERGUSON.
A,,orasys for tAs Adainissssies
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-03

nv virtue OF an execution duly "
sued BY tho clerk OF the circuit court
Of tho county OF klamath OF the state
Of Oregon. dated the 18th day OF NO
ycmbcr. 1919. IN n certain scsios n
the eircui, court IN said county ssd
state, wherein Richard Wills -
plaintiff recovered judgment against
John Ynhr for the sum OF e1s. with
Interest at the rate OF per cent per
annum from the s<th day Of March.
1910. and the costs r,d disesrss-
meats.
Notice 10 hereby sivsy thsl. Vim
on the :1,h day Of FsbrJ, ~. isfY. ~
ue from, door Of the bdrs hous9 =
klamath Falls. In ssy county. ~
o'clock In the forsa(o (oa Of ~ day'
sell nj public aacti(h. 70 III pishss'
bidder Tor cash. u the risAs. utlf
and interest Of 4 within named ~
Ifendsnt. John Y6hr. to the followles
described props1v. to-wit: -
sM Of sM section .. Tovnshi5
thirsy-eisht tsU south. ranee
twelve tia) east OF Willamette ~
ridlau. In Oregon. and s'esaesa u
| Klamath counsy In said state
Taken and isvisd upon - the proper
" Of said defendant. John Yahr. o. .
much thereof ~ nay b necessary Y
ss,isfy the said judgment In ssvee .
I,hs -. inti6. Richard wins. asa'ns
usid Dc isrds %. With interest ttseeoe
together with sIl cc-ts end disessss
Iments that have or 'nry scerae.
pstsd Ut Klamsth vslis osssos
January is. l9is.
=, @. G. LOW. ShsriR.
GEO. A. HAYDoN. Deputy.
l-I6-3-iSr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-03

~ seslev'ne g !. "a b. A Z
eut throdoh ~ G)ooo uI 9 - y
49, woghsg ~ 1n1uooro1 ~ q - 4
|6soostmone q puDl1o 101)1uoo9oUj
-, ...,v s~v~ - ~ 49, r1o :
|-.sv 1900 ~ erovfrr - y 49,
~ .ss~Ss 49, - - ~ rcronG1>e
|ss.~,-s ~ 49,. 1Sro o111r1
S-...s~ ~ -sspeev q ~ -. lrrnoo1
S.s.s =. ~ sese Soorc ~ olIr,6 ;
ls.s'..~ ~ - ->-,vI 1ncrno cr1
sss... ~e~.~SuH - r6e1 p 1rr11o /.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-03

rRAvEL DsTwnnx CsSSRAE
Csnux AND kLAsGAGn vAGas
= so,Gs sFasxUous sAsx ~
pRasgxR ssDm

3. q. Oso. DlsAeD = h ~ ~
Uppoe Lake heaDeseool y eeseos -
buslnsso 0Ateeeu.
That isu't ~ thsss y - n, theuOA.
% ss nighs - o11el thAe "Dooo" ~
bic spjsnlil heas ssas 1asstnao
l1odos Saturday. bus ~ - seesA
here use1l 0un1ay asessnoeo.
''TvuvOl = l10su1e - ~ eeow -
of ths laks sishs ~, - - =
walk aal ~ ~ hesso esvosoo oSIee
|ss . tins." J" ~ DesAs0. "Aseos ~
| the eosaty roaA. thsugh. tAeee ~
lno more tsosble."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-03

Il y expected that Ans. Raynoae
Poincars. wife Of the nsvly sssetse
roonna Of France. win revive naay
~ social functions which
q 6son neglected during the pest
administration. Armand Sailisrss. tAs
rseisiAs prssidsnt. and biz vifs we're
very conservative abeat social nat
tsrs, and entertained o0ly vhea Il
vas absolutely nscsssary. Tue people
OF France give their president $780,
eoo year Tor sxpsnsss. and uks
amount q salary. The vallieres Nv
ed very seonouieally. aA1. Il = -
|lisvsl. saved the greater portion oi
the salary and sxpsase neasy. bu'
|Nne. Poincare VIII andouh1e1lv u
more liberal. and 4 y said that sAs {
| planning . ssriss Of reeeptions en<
|lansrs which undoubtedly vtll rester'
the post es arss lady h tie laAd y
popular favor; e-s>-s <
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-03

be wssn the plsista and dssssdass
n dissclvsd;
\ 2-Thst the plaintiR have the eus
kcdy Of the minor child. 0ordon Es
bert Turner:
s-And for aay further relief - &
his honor 'may seen meet. = %
This ys6a0ee rs pubIisbed IN ashs
Kisnax RspubI pa. . public nsvs
paper bsklishsd the city Of Khan
a,h FILLS. klsO >aaapty. state o.
OresoA. By 4 = orr /Ir Of IN, Hsury L
Bsnsod. juAsAsf the eireu cosrs o.
klamath eoS1 y. state Oregon
which said order dirsen that sum
meas b. published eaes week for si1
successive weeks ssd dated sad eater
% January -. 4. d. 1919.
Date Of the arst publicatioa hereof
ID January %. 4. D. 1919.
w. u. 4. RENNBR.
Attorney tor P1ainsie
| l.S0.S.o
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-03

pv virtue Of an exeeutioa daily ~
sued by the clerk OF the circuit court
OF the county OF klamath Of the state
Of Oregon. dated the 18th day Of jan
uary. isis. IN . certain action u the
circuit court In said county aAA state.
wherein Z. l.. Fouteh ~ plainti9 ~
covered . judgment against J. 0.
llamaksr tor the sun 2vSs Se.
with interest thsrsoa at ks rate :
per esat per annun frq1 The istA ~
Of March. 1919. sos sterasyl -
aud the ccsts and ~ vsvs9D
the seth day Of Dee - Pr. ~ n
Notice Ia hereby siI bn Eh6l
loo the s7sh day a bbrSkry, Sis
Lac the front door Of The cow hoss'
lin klamath Falls. u said tunty. q
~ O'Clock In the SorsleG 81 said Gay
.eil ut public auciIG 10 the hishss
bidder for cashs1H he right. title an'
interest U<he defendant. J. o, Ham
akenJ<6 the following described prop
lerty. to-wit:
Lots I. .. ., =. 8 and : Of hlocl
16: lot :. block ~; lot :. block II
aud lot I Of block -. Of the Pm
Addition to the city Of bonsnss
Klamath county. Oregon.
ITaksn and levied upea - The propes
|ty Of the said defendant. J. o. Han
Iaksr. or ~ much thereof - nay J
|nsosssary 10 satisfy he saia )u1l
|meat n favor of the plaintie. =. !
|Foutch. against said defeadaAt vit
Interest thereon. teoetheF With Z
Ieosls and disbuPseEaents tAae have
} Imay accrue.
i patsA u klamath yalh. osege
J January -. lolo.
o. O. Low. oAesl9.
y! ono. u. HAYpoN. nepu(y.
n l.le-1-los
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-03


Nosies = hses1y givsa thae - ~
ruary u. 1913. I vsu - y ysoaos
auction Il Ysisax. 0seooa. ~ ~
.owins described herses:
One hipshot hosss. Nv. vteh sestOe
% face. vsight aboat soe DeUn1ss
traad Z aAd e0aasets1. ebeee :
years old. Oas Nv mare. abess ;
,sars ola, beaaA invsvtsA y - siGhs
shoulder. vslghs abeus 80 Deeo1A
one sosrsl ysasling heese - ~
branded. oae bssvn uase. veaoAe
abous Soo Dean1n Va0eo = ~
about ~ ysas1 -. tsa6 . - ~
shesllss. O. ~ nasa. n vA1ea
|iA sase, velGb eDo2e ~ Deon0.
|abess ls,ysas} - bsa1p4 = - }
|eounsetsi. ~ lGha s1pdldss:
Aay psrse1 Aalolas ~ - =
|uess q shsss qr1o s1l1 psssse) u
elaln - - absSs - =
va SstA AssesY; - !.
J hegsea ares r -
| |bs so,A unlssD ell ISsbAee .
owner anA s1peaeo - feeolng lese
AdArsss all eennunieatieos = 49,
waasoa, Klamath Agsaey. oseoeo. =
II. n. Heluaa. Yainaz. oseoea.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-03
NOTICE 10 Oanpg1u0D
n ~ Ooanay Csage - - oonoo q
Oss0sA ~ ~ eean1u q

In The Aattss Of ~ staas q W.
Nan Ptsss. De-, - shm 4
Notice y hsr( ~ - shes -
uadsssisasd ~ bsss besensss A.
minlssrasriz y The ~ sseass -
that all q Fsess eY0s
against s.id sa(nNssan
six months rom % eass = 49,
sies. 70 saiA sd7 P..ssssssss
rssidsaes. w. ~ ees:s
ssrsss. xisahn vsA1 1aness
County. 0segoo.
Dated tAis ~ Aay e Seasasy'
1913.
nAnoA1u3 HSx3Us I.
Adniaistsasrix e ~ eseaae q "
liam Pitts. Dseoooo1-
l.S-3.o j 80 ?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-03

WIFE or THE NEW PRl
or YJlANCE
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-03

Sssa unfaithful n the1s ceuntsy's sse-
vies. OF The ~ aoDsshsaAsl Iast
year II NJ. TAyIos's 1ifeetioa naay
we're 1sssstsss. Others ha1 boen ~
henorably discharged snA Seeoe61so
20 se-en1ise. % the four ysasS she
systsn has besa u operation l.7eo
nsu have besa caught.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-03

ssrsossdsd b. ales eoatsinias over
$50. 900 cards holllng silsat bet ab.
solutsly sure ilssGiaestioa Of svssy
maa who hes sAlistsd In The navy
sines 1897. Ms. ,. 2. Taylor. chief Of
shs navy nnssr psias bureau. II fast
bI\oming the tssros Of msn Who have
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09

given by the polo association. The playing strength of the United States as guaged by the same system equals g goals, for Captain Keene is ranked at nine; Milburn nine: Stevenson seven, and Staddard seven.
 Regardless of the actual lineup, however the matches will undoubted- lv attract the greatest gathering of spectators that ever attended polo series. The Meadow Brook club. where the games are to be played has enlarged it's stands to accommo- date 13.000 spectators: auto parking spaces and room for standees will more than double this attendance each nay and the revenue derived from the gate receipts will be large
 The silver cup. the struggle for the possession of which has aroused such international sporting furOr until re gently has reposed in a safe deposit vault in New York City. IL was first offered by the Westchester Polo club of Newport R. I. to be known as the International Challenge Polo Cup An English team sent by the Birmingham Polo committee won the cup the same year in two straight matches. Four to regain the trophy. TheybtklOS years later w McCreery, F. J. Mac key. Foxhall Keene and l.. McCreery attempted to regain the trophy. They lost the only game played. In 1902 another attempt made. England winning two out of three games. sue cesses crowned the efforts Of the Big Four in 1909 for England's cup defenders were defeated in two straight games. England returned to the attack in 1911, but Whitney. Mil burn and the two Waterburys proved too strong and the challengers lost two games by scores of 4l2 to , and 4la to 312.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09

name of their concern and proceeded with the extensive remodeling re- quired for their needs
 over 5000 was expended in the installation of a handsome plate and art glass front in which the stock is now displayed. The window show cases are air and dust proof and would do credit to any establishment having goods to display.
 The interior was finished in egg shell gloss oak throughout the wood work and the fixtures being made to correspond. Chain drop electric fix lures and many lixrle features all combining to make the whole q rlace of beauty were installed And finally a stock that for completeness and extensiveness it would be hard to find elsewhere was placed upon the floors and the shelves
 Today the concern carries a fun line of heavy and s1elf hardware. makes a specially of Heath X MIli- gan paints, and is demonstrating the Revonoc oil stoves. the feature of which is it's close burner it's quick heating qualities and it's glass tank eliminating rust.
 The heating and plumbing depart ment is complete and the concern is ready to close contracts of every ma agnitude from the installation of q water hydrant to the placing in com mission of the most modern heating or up-to- date plumbing
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09
NEW HARDWARE
 STORE |S OPEN
Valley Hardware and Plumb ing Company Now In stalled in It's New Quar-
 ters and Is Displaying An Extensive Line of Goods

In the building at Central avenue and Monroe street, part of which Was occupied by the postoffice until it's removal to the new federal build ing, two big stores have been thrown into one, the entire interior remodel ed and with d stock of hardware. plumbing supplies and paints second 10 none in town. the Valley Hard ware and Plumbing company has opened an establishment that readily takes rank among the foremost in the southwest.
 The doors of the big house were thrown open Jo the public on Sat urdaN. As soon as every detail con and the completion of the interior finishings is attended to- the new concern will hold a formal opening to which the public of Phoenix and the Salt River valley will be invited
 Before the big building had beeD vacated the Sanitary Plumbing Co. comprised of F. .. Carlisle. J $ Stark. Charles Wassman and J. A Jones, purchased the stock and goof will of the Long Hardware compan. then occuping quarters on Nort. nys Hanny had secured the lease of the hardware - company's store With the intention of combining that store. room with the one he already occupied. And then the Sanitary people secured long time lease on the postoffice building. changed the
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09
NOT MANY TAGS HAVE BEEN SOLD
Only Nmetv-eight Dog Lii censcs Have Been Issucd and a General Roundup of CanineS About Town Is Imminent

Up to the close of business on Saturday in the office of City As sessor and Tax Collector C. w Bar nett, just ninety eight dog license tags for the wear beginning June 10, had been sold. These tags were placed sale one week ago today and there are still two more days in which they may be obtained with out danger of molestation from the dog catcher who will soon be going his rounds
 Of course no one supposes that there are not more than ninety tight dogs in Phoenix, but there is one fact certain: that unless there are a great many license tags is sued within the next few days there is going to be a decided increase in dog mortality in the very near future. When the dog catcher is placed in commission he will be in- structed to leave no stone unturned to capture every untagged dog in the city.
 The price of the tags remains the same this year as in other S wears two dollars being charged for the issuance of license to every canine.
 
 to retain their pets il will be found cheaper and whole lot more cer- tain to pay the two dollars at the first opportunity. When q dog is captured. the animal is usually kept over night and then dispatched the next morning. If the owner of the dog appears before the execution he can usually obtain possession by pay ing the dog catcher's fee of fifty cents and the two dollar fee for the issuance of q tag.
 The city ordinance covering the payment of license fee upon dogs kept within the city makes such payment compulsory The execution of dogs without tags is carried on under the presumption that such dogs are homeless. An effort is now being made to make non payment of the tax q misdemeanor. the simple harboring of dog being evidence of ownership. In this way. there will be less dogs kept in the city. more revenue will be derived from that source and the general character of the dogs kept will be made better
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09

Duke of Westminster. prime mover in the efforts to recover the cup. is said personally to have contributed
 about s2000Oo and secured $30O.0O0
 from fellow polo enthusiasts through
 out the British Empire.
 With this sum the world outside
 of the United States. has been cur
 ried for ponies suitable in speed and
 stamina for worlds championship
 play. The mounts of the English
 team show the results of widespread
 search, for they have come from
 England. Australia. Egypt New Zea
 land. Argentine and India. Forty
 four is the total of the squad and
 since the ponies are the pick of all
 most 5000 offered il is safe to say
 that the real valuation is in excess
 of the sl00.000 placed upon them for
 bonding purposes.
 The members of the English team
 also represent the best polo playing
 talent that the British Empire can boast. Composed of Capt. R. c. Rit-
 son Inniskilbng Dragons who leads
 the team: Capt Leslie St. George
 Cheape Kings Own DragOons: Capt.
 A Noel Edwards. Ninth Lancers. the
 Capt Vivian Lockett Seventeenth
 Lancers, the combination is one of
 players who have spent years of their
 life in the saddle. In Lord Wode-
 house and F. NJ. F'reake, England has
 two reservists who have played in
 previous international matches and
 are by experience and training ready to act in the capacity of substitutes
 should their services be required. This team, selected from more than | he United Kingdom, is a most formid- able polo four. Captains Cheape and Edwards were members of the chal- lenging team of 1911. Mir. Freake
 and Lord Wodhouse played on the cup team of 1909. Captain Ritson 1 is noted for his riding and remark l able wrist work with the maIlet. Captain Cheape's strong forte lies in l his hitting and horsemanship. Cap l tain Edwards combines both accur- acy and length in his strokes and all so is noted for his team work. The | admirers of Captain -Lockett claim 1 that he is the longest driver and hardest rider in English polo today | During the practice play since the arrival of the team in America the work of the invaders has been a revelation to those who have watched
 their game and caused the four to 1 he installed faVorites in the wager ing.
 Tn selecting team to oppose this | powerful combination the Polo asso- citation startled the American follow CTS of the game by naming Louis E. Stoddard, No. 1; DevereuX Mllburn, No ,: Foxhall Keene. captain, and | No 3: Malcolm Stevenson back. The 1 selection of this cup defending four, which was made less than a week be- l fore the initial game, proved most radical and unexpected move. since | It broke up the famous Meadowbrook big four which regained the throphy | in 1909 and successfully defended it | two years later Of that veteran 1 com bination. Milburn was the only player to be retained and he was l shifted from back to No. ,.
 The original Meadowbrook team. 1 consisting of Harry Payne Whitney, J. E. Waterbury. Jr.. L. Waterbury and Devereux Milburn were all nine goal players the highest ranking
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09
OPENS ASSAY OFFICE

Coleman has opened in Phoenix, an office for conducting a general assay ing business He has been q resident of Arizona for the past fourteen years. the greater part of this time having been spent in Morenci, as assayer and chemist and later assistant mine su- perintendent for the Detroit Copper Mining company. Ca Phelps Dodge propertyD During this period he had opportunities for gaining wide eX- perience in assaY wing. metallurgical work and mining matters in connec- tion with the extensive Phelps Dodge properties A new and up-tO- date equipment has been installed for as saying and chemical work and pre- parations are complete for doing all work in a high class manner.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09
VISITING RELATIVES-Mrs

VISITING VES-AIrs. R. l.. Brewer of this city left yesterday for Ray to visit with Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Brewer of that city
 BACK FROM COAST-Mrs. D- M. Johnson, wife of D NJ. Johnson, the shoeman returned from the coast after months absence spent in Visitingt Santa Ana and Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09

Julian Eltinge, who has closed his most successful season, will travel dur ing the summer and prepare for his new romantic plays next season.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09
EAGLE VERSUS LION

Continued from Page One)
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09

We send all work back perfectly laundercd and i'll good order. NEW METHOD machinery and the hand way combined give our high degree of excellence.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03
HELP WANTED-EEMAlE.


WANTED-Young women and girls de-
string attractive positions. Welfare of
operators and clerks closely supervised
by the company; their conduct on the
premises carefully guarded by matron,
women supervisors and chief operator
who have complete control over the re-
firing and operating rooms Short train
ing course for those inexperienced: sal
airy paid while learning. Salary in
attng force, and for those becoming ef-
ficient, increased as they become
worthy. with opportunities for ultimate
advancement to SIS per month. Refer
ences proving the standing of the appli-
cant essential Those having educa-
tional advantages preferred. Lunch
room and comfortable retiring rooms
provided with several hundred Carnegie
Library books for the convenience of
the operators. Matron and trained
nurse in attendance. Apply $3.50 to s,
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Company Training School. Is Auburn
avenue.
WHITE NURSE wanted for year-old
baby Hospital experience or good
references required Apply by mail to
Junior, 500 Grant Building, Atlanta.
WANTED-Ladies to make shields at
home. $40 per hundred. Ordinary
plain sewing. Can make four an hour.
Material furnished Work sent prepaid
Send stamped addressed envelope for
particulars. Paragon Supply Company,
R-334 Myrtle avenue, Kansas City, Mo.
WANTED-Ladies to make shields at
home; $40 per 100; work sent prepaid
to reliable women. Particulars for
stamped addressed envelope. Eureka
Co., Dept. 10f-C, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03

GIRLS to take course in Miss Spark
mans Millinery School. Board and
free scholarship offer. All millinery
work done free. 1907 Whitehall street.