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BIRTHS

i y Il \ 4. i. !. i. j. i. j. j. J.
a daughter was born Friday evening
to Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Proper who re.
side on the Newark road south OF the
city
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
+, B. HoUcK'

x ~ ATTORNEY AT. LAW
once Rogers building. No. Ill South
Ast0 aeet. Mt. Vernon, Ohio Rooms
and 3, second door.
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STREAM h RIMER

REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
Farms and city property bought. sola
aAd exchanged. Properties rented ans
rents collected. Fire insurance . spe
sialty. Representing II old reliable
stock companies. Accident insurance
i've stock Insurance. Plate glass H.
suraAcs. automobile insurance, IN fass
We caa insure any property you may
have. Surety bonds Of I'll kinds. Can
and see us. Room I sips bldg, South
AsfS st. Cit phone No. %%7 Black:
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Birthday
Surprise

eIrthday
Surprise
In commemoration OF the 56th birth
day anniversary Of Thomas Barber,
his friends and neighbors gave him
surprise party at his home In Pleas.
ant township on the evening of March
4th. After extending congratulations
a short program was rendered, and
then MIR. John II. Bone, In behalf Of
those present. presented Mr.. Barber
with a handsome rocker as token
OF esteem. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Crevelling, Mr.. and
Mrs Taylor Smith, NJ. and Mrs. w. o.
Roberts, MIR. J. II. Bone, Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah Carpenter and son. Charles, Mr..
and Mrs. Leander Breeze, MIR. and
Mrs. Jos. Fry and little son, Mr.. Fred
Warman and daughter. Mae, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Shelter, Mrs. Willis Harsh.
barger, Mrs. Mary Brown, Miss Eta
Booze, Miss Luella Warman, Miss
Mary Bone, Miss Anna Hair, Miss
Marie Barber. Miss Mary Clippinger
Miss Susie Breeze, Miss Nellie Crevel
ling. Mrs. T. u. Barber. Miss Margery
Barber, Mr.. Theodore Breeze, Mr.
Charles Breeze, Mr. Harry Breeze
Mr.. Walter Denison. Mr.. Gordon Bone
Mr.. Ralph Bone, Mr.. Walter Wood
Mr.. BAIL Clippinger. Mr.. Lloyd Bar
Der. Cards were sent by friends. Fine
refreshments were served and at q
seasonable hour all departed to theil
respective homes after wishing Mr.
Barber many more happy anniversar
les of his birth.
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Entertained
Missionary Society

Missionary Society
The Missionary Society of the Bran.
don NJ. T.. church met at the home Of
Mrs. Adam Williams at that place all
day Thursday. The morning was
pleasantly spent In various social
ways. Dinner was served at noon. A
program and business meeting were
held In the afternoon. Thirty six
members were present during the day.
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DENTAL SURGEON
i. O. BEGGS

Once in Arnold block corner %
East High street and Monument
square, Mt. Vernon. Ohio.
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G. X. CONARD, n. D.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON
Once and residence, 10 East Vine 81.
Citizens phone 81. Once hours: .
70 = ana Z TO p. m.
Bell 263 r.
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!. MISSIONARY SOCIETIES .

Presbyterian
The Woman's Missionary Society oi
the Presbyterian church met at the
home OF Mrs. T.. c. Mulock, Friday
March 7th. The following program
was given:
Devotions-Mrs. Harter.
Topic: Indians
Needs of the Indians--Mrs. Gray.
"Old Dwight"-Mrs. Cooley.
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THE FIRE INSURANCE MAN
WILL j. "Doc" WELSH
u you Own anything, have
Il Insured.
Citizens Phone 331 Red.
. East Gambler street. Mt. Vernon. q.
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rarty.--A party went from here Tues
.d.v. ,ipbt 10 attend tbo recnpt,on given
,,, ,....-
- '''''' W '''''
w fIaBg'-N' >. = BUCK ana ~ -
Buck were in Chelsea Sunday to visit
the lattcr's brother and family. who re-
a,aa .,, M. ,,,,,,.., 90 t,.,o,,,, ,>,..,
was held at ms Ia'o nome MONDAY the
Rev. Fraser Mct2ger officleting. Inter
mcnt was I'm the Braintree cemetery near
bts Lor,, ,ii.s ,,or, >sor., ,.,,,. ,,,.,.
'u t"' c,.''"N Oh t'e hera'u an" news
one "'oi'''' ago mas ucc'u'o u ro'nein
'nc'' LOT t"' present
NrS' E''n h'ltlhEl"i' VINO mas pe'h
IN burlington with Mr and Mrs Hunting
ION during the illness Oh the former'
the result OF paralysis mas returned TO
remain Tor few dayS-The reception at
East Hraintrec IN honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs George Flars vas attended on
tuesday night by about l25.--Thc Roches-
ter crab has arranged series of dances
to be he'd ,his winter the first of which
Is to he given In tho Grange hall pccom-
be- 1, with CurtiS's FUN orchestra Miss
Dora Douglas. who has been teaching
HeHr the old church, vent to Morris
Wis Tuesday to pass hcr vacauon.--M $
&c. Il. baHellc entertained Mrs George
Stevens and Mrs. David Elliott from
white River Junction Wc@uesdar.-M Mrs
$. :. 1riEGs, who has beer in town for
five months, ioft Wednesday, for her home
I'm N,rCpS'p, Moss ~ rptt,otD ,Vii IA her
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-20
WASHING TON COUNTY
WATERBURY

Tho urst Joint meeting of the Pier
ian ANA tIypatia clubs was held
with Mrs WATSON Friday afternoon.
Tho program was given III the chapel
ana consisted of piano duet by Mrs.
u w Cooley and Mrs w l.. Bocourt
It vocal duet by little Viola Anair and
Charlcne McCarty. under the leader
ship of Miss Lena wallace a talk by
Mrs George Smile of Montpelier
president of the state Federation Of
Woman's clubs; remarks by Mrs OIL
yer g Ashton Of Rutlan and Mrs
Waseon both past presidents of the
federation; vocal solos by Mrs f, f.
Josyln. MIS- Eff president of the
Pierian club, presided, and Mrs GIL
bert president of the lIypatia club,
was also seated with the speakers
Mrs. Smile made very strong plea
for rural development Following the
program reception was rendered Mrs
Smile and the other guests by Mrs
WATSON. In the receiving limo were
Mrs. Wasson, Mrs Smile, Mrs Ash
ton, Mrs Fife Mrs r.. f. Smith OF
white River junction ami Mrs. Gil
bert, president u' the IIvpatia club.
The introduction committee was as
l'll'NF. hi'. VI W. iNdilhbli' "a . " o.
j. Boyce, Mrs. T.. r. Demeritt, Mrs w,
+. Clark Mrs G.. $ Bdwcll, Mrs. r. \.
Stanley and Mrs. James Hattie. Re-
/ trcshm"ntS were served. Miss Lena
Wallace and Mrs. W. y. Woods poured
and the ushers were daughters of club
members, the Misses Edytho and Mae
Royce Mrs. Earl Bovce and Mrs. Earl
Evans. The guests of honor were all
guests of Mrs, WATSON. Mrs Smile
succeeded Mrs. WATSON AS president Of
the state Federation of Woman's
clubs Mrs Ashton, formerly presi-
! dent, is still active in the work as
chairman of civil service and Mrs
/ smith Is chairman of legislation Mrs.
/ WATSON is at present the General Fed
/ GRAFTON S"crotary.-At the session of
| United States naturalization court held
| hcr" Friday Is first papers W"r"
| granted and four applications for sec
! ond papers receive THE condition of
! Major Circuit remains about the same,
| except that there seems 10 be a grad
! ual Wcakenug--J. II. Arkley is build
| ing an addition to his house Mrs $
/ r. stevens Of Burlington is guest OF
! Mrs. Florence Guptil.
| Ihr wedding of MIS- Alyce May flpln
or Northtield and Arthur Miller son OF
.. e. Miller Of tAis place. was solemn!zed
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Miss Eva Griffin, who has Dech
in the Mary Fletcher hospital Bur
lington, for several weeks recover
ing from an operation for appehdl-
cits, has returned Edward w. RIPLEY
OF Kinderbrook, \. =, Is visiting MS
mother, Mrs. Edward 5. Marsh.-Mrs, W.
A. FULLER is spending a few days IN bur
lineton with her sister, Mrs. Merritt "
Chittcndon.-NTs \. !. Evans was
in Burlington Saturday to accom-
panr home her daughter Miss Vera
Evans, who has been in the Mary Fletch-
or hospital for Il number OF weeks Prince
Angola Lee of New York and a native
OF western Africa is In town for few
days. Mr.. Lee Is studying school methods
in different PARTS Of the country. Mrs.
Mary Slason of Middlcbury spent Sunday
at Mr. Maria Capcn's.- Mr. and Mrs
ElroY Rogers returned Saturday from
spending several weeks in Ncrgcnnes.
Mrs NJ l.. Gibbs IS III at her homo on
Carver strcot.--Mrs Carroll June and Miss
Catherine June spent Sunday I'm Rutland.
There will be "a lecture this evening in
the town bah nv Prof RAYMOND McFaY-
land Of Middlebury College, under the
auspices of the pupils OF the high school
Tho meeting Of the Woman's Auxiliary
of the board Of missions for the Rutland
district will be held to-day at st
Thomas's Episcopal Church The special
Speakers for tho day arc Bishop ". I.
weeks of Rutland the ROY. Thornton =.
Turner Of bennington and DoaconcsS
Louisa of burlington. Lunch Will hc
Served at 1:15 O'Clock at tho Brandon Inn
for out Of town guests II Is expected that
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WESTFIELD.

The w. G. r. T.. has decided to give a
course Of entertainments this winter, be-
ginning November IS with an illustrated
lecture, ~ Day at Ellis Island" by the
Rev II 2. Rankin of Newport Miss
Mary ISoomhoW"r died of heart failure
early Frida. morling after several Years
of poor health with heart trouble and
dropsy. The funeral was held Saturday
afternoon at her late residence Wt;h nov
brother Hart Boomhower, and nephew,
Samuel IoomhoW'r. the Rev F. y. HYDE
oficj4t!ng Ni'iam Hoomhowcr and four
Viecea OF ST JohnshmI were present -
Miss l'r5nccs llydc L. at homa from Der
e., academy this week on account III her
mother heirG crippled eror stepping on
"a rusty nail. DaC@er fru' hlood-p olson
inc l., n1o-pd
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JOHNSON.

Mrs. Jose went Friday morning to visit
her sisters in Boston.-Mrs. Fred Leslie
spent Wednesday at HIDE Park with
Mrs. Herman I1olhroolI-Mrs Hattie
Parker of Burlington is passing few
days in the family Of e. II. Shrrwin.-
Mrs. Archa Stone is spending few days
IN Cahot-HcnrN Bangs attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Frank Ward of Eimorr.-
Jay and Audi" ParloW Of IIardWirk
spent Sunday With their father, Joel
Partlow.-H. \. BarroWs, Warren Auuis.
William Hayford and Dclb"rt Lock have
been the lucky ones in securing deer
so far Mrs. H. NJ. Tucker, who went
to the Mary Fletcher hospital some three
weeks ago. died Monday night and her
remains v"rn brought home Tuesday
rnnrnin1
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20 SoGtn Burlington, where they have
cmployucnt-Mrs. Daniel Bennett Is
spending several days In Richford, caring
For hsr father, who is ill.--Mrs Charles
u. Bragg is spending the week with her
daughter, Mrs, Luis Cross, Mt High
gate - Emerson Carpenter has moved TO
his own farm and Mr. Dimond has
moved to the Stanley farm-DamoS
Barnes and granddaughter, Miss lnice
Westovcr, are spending few days al
ChateauEay, n. Y Sherman Mann has
moved his family to orleans. where he
has employment for Il Ncar.-Buraice
Button has resigned his position as mail
carrier on the Be!vi1crc route and Byron
Fletcher has charge of the mail on that
| route now.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-20

at the home Of the brides sister, Mrs.
Clinton Berry in Mortified Wednesday
Nov u. The four-ycar-od Misses Dorothy
Berry and Charlotte Gilpin were ring
bearers and the brother Of the bride.
Robert Gilpin. gave her away Miss
Ethel Miller Of this place played the
wedding maTh. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. A. II. webb of
Northield. e. G. Miller, the Misses Ethel
and Gertrude Miller Herbert Miller,
Elbrule, Jro and Emmn wore in North
held to attend the ceremony. Tho bride
was formerly employed here as trimmer
in millinery business and the groom,
formerly In the laundry business here
with his father now works for the
Windsor Machine company. MIR. Miller
Is member of the local lodges, Mentor
Lodge, l. O. o. r., Emerald Rcbekah
Lodge No. 80, and Dillingham; Grange.
Major Luman VI Grout is slowly sink
ing at the home Of his son, Dr. -. -.
Circuit superintendent of the Vermont
state hospital From one day to an
other the change is slight and although
in deep sleep or coma some of the
time he seems conscious. He has the
distinction OF being the sole survivor Of
those who served in tn" Mexican War
from this state. is also q veteran of
the civil War. being promoted major ia
succeed Charles Dillingham;, when ne was
raised 20 licutcnant-cololel- Mrs. Helen
Somcrvillc is much improved. Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Duchane and daughter, Bar
. har' Of llincsburr, haze been guests
! Of ncr sister, Mrs. Eugene Harvey.
/ y ip-gC sewer has been iad from the
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MIDDLESEX.

"A few weeks i'm this section Mrs. D.
W wellington of Fitchburg, Mass.
who has been spending two weeks
with her mother and last week in St
Adams with her sister, Mrs. Culley,
returned Monday night to spend few
days longer with her mother before
proceeding To- Fitchburg Saturday ac-
companied by her niece, Miss Clsta
Ncwhall-Mr. and Mrs. \. G. Moulton
were i'm Waterbury Sun1ay.-Mrs
Levi swim aud son, Roland, 30 to
Burlington the last of the week for
medical treatment for her son.-Mr
ana Mrs. Walter carr and two children
of Waterbury spent from Friday until
Monday evening as guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Levi Swift
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-20
WOI.CCTT.

The 2ev. Thomas Latte u Montpelier
VIII hold revival services at the MissiOc.
Church every evening his week except
saturhay-P. W. Perkins of Tanners
vie ". Y, Is loading Christmas trees
Cor Cincinnati, Oho--A daushte? was
barn to Mr.. ana Mira Bert Potter sun
day.--M Il. OarlinSs liza IS seriously
III with pneumonia. % G. Cogsweu Of
~ Juhnsbury has oeeu spending few
days hunting in town.--B. Z. Potter has
cold the Chuhb farm and = to NAV back
onto the old ferm-MGs 'airWau Of
!Iardvicl; Wae the guest of Nj '"d
Hubbell Tuesday. Cleveland mas
purchased the John Hall farm.
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MORETOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. " Bates were in
Northfeld Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. +. f.
Griflth and daughter, Dorothy, were in
Montpelier Sunday.-Several from here at
tended the funeral Of Allen Bruce in
Waitsneld Sunday. Walter Wilcox and
Sidney Turner were IN Barre Sunday
Nh and Mrs r. a. Griffith and John Bid
good were in Waitsteld Sunday Mrs. G.
Spauldlng and daughter, Clara, of Waits
field, were in town Tuesday. Mrs. Celia
Shea went Thursday to Chicopee Falls,
Mass, to visit her brother and daughter,
Muriel.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERNON


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bu'in!E'"n IT, Enpso"'R |" VISIT i''''''iS'
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f'etcnof ''spta' Tor treatment toi sew
cruz ~c'N7' MIS- CIoSSe't s.ooo tue
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-20
WATERViLLE.

ar and Mrs. Foster Dove Of Stove
were IN t0vr TUESDAY Edward Tucker
has moved into John smiths tenement on
school stlrct-SaAip Childa has moved
into a part of Miss Julia Shattucks
house. daniel Bennett and his father,
Ar Bennett, wcro IN Richford over Sun
s day.--The Rev. Mr.. wills was called TO
\ Gilmore Tuesday to ofbciate at a funeral
k-aGx. and Mn. a. 1AeAw1Z 21WAlEou(
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-20
EAST WARREN

j. 81. Elliott has purchased tn" Mary
ilau house at Four Corners price
500 Marion Tucker who has been hay
ing inhammatory rhcumausm Is much
better. Eight little grls called ON hcr
Saturday, 1t being her birthday, and
lyery pleasant afternoon was passN Mr..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-20

and Mrs. #. G. Lamb visited in More
town the first of the week Arthur Reed
nf Mnntnnler WINS IN town "Wednesday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-20
If THE RABy Is CUTTING TEETl

be sure and use that old and wel4
tried remedy, Mrs Winslow's soothing
Syrup, for children teething
soothes the child, softeus the gumI
allays all pain, cures wind collie AMI
is the best remedy for Dlarrhoea|
ITWenty-dYe cents q bottle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-20

fou may have "p immediate task for a
want ad,--and yet not act wisely in fail,
ms to read them day after day.
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Continued on Page Fiye.)
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PERSONALS
ND OTHERWISE

Miss Minnie Goebel spent the week
end at Gulfport, Miss, the guest of
Mrs. w. w. Baucum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Woolf of De
Quincy, La, were here last week to at
tend the funeral of the formers cou-
sin, the late George Frazer.
Chief Engineer Z. Platt of the Str.
FL Cid was in town last week while
his ship was at the Algiers wharf load
ing. Mr.. Plat was born and raised
here, but of recent years has made his
home in New York.
Sergeant John VI. Dunn has been as
signed to the command of the Eighth
Precinct Station in the absence of
Sergeant Azcona, who has been grant
ed leave of absence.
Mrs. Felix ]. Borne, Sr., and little
daughter Florence spent the weekend
at Pointe-a-la-Hache last week.
Howard Hibben, who has been up
from Panama for the past month on
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account of the illness of his wife, who
was operated on some time ago at one
of our sanitariums, will leave Saturday
for the canal, where he is employed as
one of the engineers. Mrs. Hibben is
much improved and is now GONZALES
cent.
On last Sunday night Fred r. Will
liams died in his home in HOuma, La
Mr.. Williams was a resident of Al
giers some years ago, and was well
thought of among the Knights of Py-
thias, being a staunch member of Cres-
cent Lodge No. of our district. The
funeral took place from his late resi-
dence, and was under the auspices of
the Masons.
Mrs. H. J. Thompson and daughter
Marion are guests of B. L. Anderson
and family.
Edw. ]. Hymel spent Sunday with
his mother and sisters. He left again
on Tuesday morning TO resume his du-
ties as a travelling salesman.
Anicito Ruiz and Louis Sierra, two
of our prominent young business men,
have arrived in Spain. They left here
several weeks ago, stopping enroute in
New York, Paris and other well-knOwn
cities. They will remain in Spain for
some time yet.
The annual picnic given to the chill
dren of the kindergarten of Belleville
school took place Wednesday, May IA.
The children, parents and teachers met
in the kindergarten rooms at $50 a
m. and at 8 o'clock the wagons were
in readiness to convey the merry pic
nicers to the Naval Station. Quite an
enjoyable day was spent. Lunch was
prepared for the little ones by theil
parents and their teachers.
Rev. w. S. Slack and John Norri!
left Tuesday for Mr.. Stacks mission
work on the Lower Coast. This is Nh
Stacks first visit since his serious &C
Cident last fall.
Miss Madeline Vezien returned iron
Pass Christian Sunday.
Frank Babin of Chatahoula was
| visitor here Sunday.
| Miss Ida Kinkaid left Monday fo
| Midland to spend few days with Mis-
| Jennie Matthews.
| Oscar Himel and nephew, Lesli
Dill, Of Arraco plantation, spent SUI
day here with relatives.
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Hy. Steward spent the weekend at
Bay Adam.
Jas. L. Higgins, ST., is in Lockport,
La, delegate to the Catholic Knights
convention.
Presbyterian service will be held at
Pythian Hall, Sunday, May %, at 4:3O
p m, Dr. A. o. Browne preaching.
The penny party which was to be
given at Mrs. Robert Hafkesbrings in
Seguin street, has been postponed to
Saturday, May 81. from 4 to 9 p. m.
! Mrs. Mary Waller and two grand
children left Wednesday for Bay St.
Louis to spend the summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Phoenix Cafiero have
the sympathy of their many friends in
the loss of their six-months-old baby,
whose death occurred Tuesday.
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POSITION WANTED Rv Young married
man as chauffeur or anything honorable
y Nichols Gen Del
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LOST

LO~T.A red cameo pin at kostou 80. B.
church GO between there and 10Th ST.
Reward Phone 1881
LOST-B'ack sin velvet coat between No
hawk and $40 T. Archer Return to SIC
J. Archer and receive reward.
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POSITION WANTED - Competent lady
stcnographcr desires position with reliable
firm Experienced in OH office and whole
sale Best references Ada 2Gl2 World
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FURNITURE.

.lE,rCLASS board and room. 3o2 ".
EHston.
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Furniture Repairing

Gunsten Furniture Hospital; Up
hclstering, repairing refinishing and
enameling Obey the Impulse. Phone
us now, all work guaranteed. Phone
1905. 2l9 East Fifth street
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
20 YOUNG LADlIE S
WANTED

We arc now making additions 10
our Tulsa switchboard aud need
fifteen or twenty bright iutrtli.
gent young ladirs, age ~ % ~, ~
once for our operators school, 10
learn teltphnre operating 10 IN
hyw positions created
Students while IN our operators
school arc paid 90 the rate OF 50. 80
per week. The work is pleasant
and is easy 10 learn. Usually u01H
two weeks are required in ihe
school, after which time tue salary
Is increased 90 5000 per week
and Is sull furtAermcToassd TO
500. $500 aud 500 pen wee.
and up 40 iast as Improvement IN
work ls made,
There ls always demand fur
tWaf Operators Supervisors, hoEi
tons. Teachers, CLERKS, etc, Win
salaries ranging irur 81 100 TO
$1,000 per Weth These u4e Sc
ley'ri from among the operating
t0Iccg
Girls with ability who pre ambi,
tuus cNu make Ili.d ad'bnceuieHl
60 good, pu rauDnt positions.
Apply 90 Principal ui SCHOOL,
Pioneer Building Fake elevator
go ll|u floor
IIuuccr Telephone aud
Ioicg .pA Co.