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EAST SIDE

The Beekman estate will erect n two
story laundry building costing s45, 900
at the southeast corner OF First avenue
and Sixty-second street. 1t will be
1t6.lx7b feet in area and has been
planned by 4. J.. Stammers.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

10TH ST, 2o.2+ Wac Abrams 4 Bro.
Frank sesry, contractor. -. $500
SbTH ST. $50 W-Imperiai Water Proof
Co.. Ltd. agt EronsI Realty Co. owner
10TH ST, ios WAX Rimer AFT ASrs.
ham Miistein. owner and contractor;
Louis chsmoy, cSntrse,cr. 80. .iit..S
G Burns. Ess Ell Realty Co and Isaac
Heller. owners; Thomas J Brady. con-
Hath ST. :c.:i' w.-.Aii.n Pressure. sSyS
tenn Co.. Inc. sxt James Mclaughlin,
owner; Frank seery. contractor. .S8oA6o
i52D ST, ksS-t72 W-Samuei Kapnsr agt
Bronar Realty Co. Inc, owner; Kats q
Llebowitz, Inc. contractor. ...... .esS.2S
9th ST. 2<o E-spray withdrawing Co
agt trustees Of the Prssbytsry OF n Y.
owner: Louis A Jenik. contractor. , $50
WEST END Az, 32s-sSo-N, Y Continental
Jewell Filtration Go aEt Lillian n spresi,
owner: John J Kelly. contractor. ..S126
18TH ST. IL W-Mux Eikin sgt Hannah
.Cohn. owner; sam'i Cohn. contractor. SSf
sTH Az. <si-t7s-Oriental Fireproof Sash
and Door Co ast eel sth Az Co.. lac.
owner: u Lsrkin. contra otor. . .,...SfS
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To BUILD At sCARsDALE.

Tho ScArsdale Estates has sold TO
George +. Hohl a plot on Colvin place
In the Greenacres section OF Scarsdale
The owner plan to erect a Colonial resi-
dence At once.
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PLANT ron JERSEY PAPER.

The Hudson Dsspufch-NsOs, one Of the
leading papers Of Hudson county. New
Jersey. Is to build q new printing plant
and ONCE building at Union Hill. N. j..
estimated to cost around 312S.0o0. II
has awarded the general contract for the
work to Gustave De Kemps Of Hoboken.
The proposed building will be four
stories.- on q plot l3ox100. at the north
west corner Of New York vsnus and
Lewis street. r. b. Webb. architect,
designed the building.
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NEW BRokERAGE CONCERN.

william II. Ouinlan and Hume Leland.
formerly with George r. Read 4 Co.
have formed q c~opArtnership for the
transaction Of a general real estate and
mortgage business. They have taken
Offices at 81 Nassau street.
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LEASES.
Manhattan.

Esd ST. SIS W. hotel. restaurant--Martin
O'Dowd to Harry X Bohrsr. . yrs from
May 1, 'ls: atty. Julius Riedler. 2sl
bway, ..ti.zv"
Stewart to Bartholomew NJ O'Connor.
81 = 9Th av, Rockaway Park. II Of q.
10 yrs from May !, 1915; attys. Paskus.
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PLANS TO HOUSE NEGROES.

The National League on Urban Condi-
lions Among Negroes will start loon to
put into operation . plan for housing the
neGro population of Harlem. The plan.
which permits Of gradual expansion. viii
be launched by the erection Of q single
tenement TO cover . site OF eight lots.
The houses will be model buildings ar.
ranged In suites Of two. three and four
rooms renting for $3.50 q week for each
room.
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The structure will be semi-hrsproof. n
story high. with . we'll At the rear.
The roof II to b % constructed that II
may be opened for summer open air ex-
hibitions.
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UPTOWN APARTMENT PLANS.

Plans have been filed for a Ave story
nat which the Audubon Building Cor
poration will erect on the south side of
1924 street. 100 feet west OF Audubon
avenue. 1t IL from plans by w. A.
Faielle. on plot 75xss. and will cost
$4,000.
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DIG FLAT NEAR WASHINGTON 50.

One OF the largest OF apartment houses
planned In the old Washington Square
section In to be erected by William
Gustgarten on the site OF the old First
Reformed Presbyterian Church. Plans
we're fled yesterday. 1t will be a six
story building on a site 75xlOO and will
cost SIS, 200. ]. c. Schaefier Is the
architect,
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PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT IN
TERED into on the 2snd day OF Augus'.
1916, between John wanamNker, New Yots,
and Alfred Sever, ] will sell on he l1h
day OF December. :"ls. at ten Go o'e.cck
In the forenoon. the pi1 no department
OF John Wanamsker, New York. i6& Broai'
way, borough Of Manhattan, City, County
and State of New York. one plano and sio'i
as provided by Sections IS and IS Of N.
Personal Property Law.
DANIEL GREESwAIP. Auctioner
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SUMMIT resident BUYS.

The Summit Development Company
has sold for the Summit Home Land
Company to Z. s. Votey a plot l5Sxl0O
at the corner of Prospect n Tulip
streets. adjoining his residence.
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PURSUANT To AN AGREEMENT EN-
TERED into on the 10th day OF Decsnpc.
1915, between John Wsnamsksr. New Nnts
and Amilie smith, ] will sell on the isti
IN the forenoon. In the piano department
of John Wanamaker. New York. ga brosi
way. Borough OF Manhattan. city. tour''
and State OF New York. ONE pinro and sio'.
as provided by Sections SIS and IS % ~.
Personal Property Law.
DANIEL. GREEN VALID, Auctioner
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PROPOSALS..

Proposals for Slickers -Onlce OF pepe'
Ouartermaster, Philadelphia, va. seat'
proposals viii lie received here urN ..
o'clock y. n" December ). 1915 for mann
featuring and delivering n; this peiN
300 SlIckers. Information on sppiea'l'h
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SATISFIED MECHANICS ILENs,
Manhattan

sSTH ST. 90 E-James 8 Refine q Co AIT
500 Park Az Co. Inc, ct 81. Oct ~
i:7TH 1T, 3i2-siA W-Hyman Edsiman
sGt estate Of James n Smith Of al
DFoal.
FOX ST, n " cor LsgGstt sv-Dimook 4
FINK Co ast Macy Csnst - q 81, Ar
II. 1919 tvscsted) .......H .....ei ie0.S6
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BUSINESS RECORD.

ALBERT r. WAGNER. automobile sup.
s s,ii!ie. az, and ss: j. ny, ' EVEN. LA
dealer IN ies. ii.is E. %"n nsass s' street; ana IN,
MiS!ns cO%p;ny; .I,o's. ~ ..vrr,
kSoHs. Iss,siSa.lly and %fn p. e saM"a-
doing business a. Barnett q Krohn: is
we., Fifty:.inth street; voluntary. LA
Jo si!i,ii' H snsus s'' m:re ss;sSs' tailoring. >,
Wsst issth street: Involuntary. Iisbil-
its: ana asssss not given. .
Tailors. ls2 Lenoa avenue. and Lenox
avenue. between iss,h and iseth streets:
iIys,un'15y; ni;'iii,is. and s::s,S no,
$3.50: .. Schultz 4 SON. sisi. Leon San
ders. 2i1 Broadway. IL the attorney.
Dichsrres In Bankruptcy.
BANKRuPTS DISCHARGED by Judge
Mayer were: Samuel Pasalow. Henry VI.
schlesinser. Edward p. Bruins, Martin
u. Marcus; Andrew Christie; william u.
Charles Z. Slevin. Louis w. Gartner.
sidney II. Smith. Samuel Mayper and
George l.. Brown.
Discharge In Bankruptcy.
TALKING TOYS CORPORATION. ets
West seventeenth street. 4 liabilities
Rob.r, { 'sirkssSn. si'sss? National
Acme Manufac curing Company. $3.50.
Max Raymond. 2.2oo.
Receiver In B~AnkruDtey.
SAM VOTING. retail mems furnishings. 70
West Houston street and : sumner
; SS".i T. soi S,:,., " :rss's, a w sne,i'.;, az. re,
ceivers.
DAVID J. GORDON. trading a. Gordon
clothes shop. 500 Broadway. assigned
JOSEPH BASKLER AND ALFRED Ro.
GoFF. trading a. Banker q RogoR and
The sun., 1916-12-05

DRY KILN ON FU0RTh STREET.
The Kat Lumber Company 10 going
70 spend $4,000 on . dry kiln and once
on a plot 38.lx70. at SIS East sixty
fourth street. Ballinger d Perrott are
the designers,
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
large type Cadillac seven passenger lsi'
touring car; Rhode Island registration lloV.
automobile. $50 for evidence lead.rs .
conviction 10 thief Telephone East P'o>''
denCe lOiW.
FIELD GLASSES tRINOCuLARs, msrkei
with owners name. lost at Harvard fas
game SATURDAY. November Goth Return
address Mrs. O.. T. TRIPP. No. tG' Maih'1
Ave, New York.
The sun., 1916-12-05

PACKARD twin six. perfect condition
many extras sacrifice. J. A, Boz ~.
Room 1901. ego West <2d ST.
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with name address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name 10 omitted
address party OF the first part.)
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Mrs. Alec Smith ana little daughter, of
wellington, Kan, are guests at the Frank
Morris home in Reno avenue.
Mrs. W. =. Holloway and son Henry have
gone to Kansas City for a short visit with
relatives.
The Loyal Women's class of the Oak
land Christian church will hold a meet
ing Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
o. c. Willsey in Forest avenue.
Nathan Lesson. of Lyndon. Kan, was 4
guest Tuesday of his brother, X. Lesson
and Mrs. Lesson, of Forest avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Cuttings, who have lived
for the past four years at Sulphur Springs,
Ark, moved the first of the week to their
home, $50 keilam avenue.
A cottage prayer meeting was held
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
A. Vester in Wabash avenue.
Arthur J. Harris Is the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Harris, of
Kellam avenue, this week.
The Helping Hand class of the Oakland
Christian church will meet Tuesday after
noon with Mrs Frank Golden at her home
in Reno avenue.
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The Missionary society of the Third
Presbyterian church met Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. S. B. Anderson in
Buchanan street. Those present were !:
Mrs. J. H. Alexander. Mrs. William Itch
nor Mrs. H G; Perkins, Mrs George
Upper, Mrs James Haggard, Mrs G. H.
FIintham, Mrs. Ragsdaie, Mrs Amelia
Black. Mrs. Croko, Mrs. 1. H. Ellenberger,
Mrs. William Busby, Mrs. w. V. Copeland,
Mrs; J.; B. Norton, Mrs; Sarah Brown. Mrs.
Rush Spurlock, Mrs Horace Potter, Mrs.
Slower, Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson Rankin,
Mrs. Grace Slower Ash. Miss M. J. Hill,
Miss Mamie Perkins, Miss F1oy Higgins,
and DR.. S. B. Anderson.
Mr.; and Mrs; J; B. Ligget and Mrs. e.
guest this week, Mrs. Mclaughlin, of
MI. and Mrs. j. c. Wise. of Baldwin.
Kan, are guests of their son, Rev. Harry
Wise and Mrs Wise, of Scotland avenue.
day afternoon at her home In Branner
street to the Lotus club. Cards were
played. The prize for highest score was
won by Mrs. II. c. Gilchrist. Those who
played were: Mrs. George Grosch, Mrs.
Charles Cole Mrs. H c. Gilchrist, and Mrs.
Frank G. Davis. In two weeks the club
will be entertained at the home of Mrs. H.
F. Spencer, rs Park avenue.
guest of his aunt, Mrs. C. E. Goodrich and
family, of Freeman avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beech and family
have returned from q few days spent as
the guests of relatives at Hoyt. They were
accompanied home by Mr.. Beech's brother,
Reuben Beech, who VIII attend the State
Fair.
The Golden Rod club will be entertained
next Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. c. S.
Fairchild at her home, 425 Locust street
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

Observation-Disclosures planning mill man
SIS wk.: middle aged man to care for
old man, $50 Mo, 3. & r.; laborers for
stone quarry, 25c hr.; 100 laborers for
lumber yards, 81 day. experienced hotel
store room man, $40 mo-, B. & R.; 1000
colored and foreign laborers to ship to
Idaho, free fare: coal shovelers; farm and
dairy hands, farm couples; men cooks;
arm walters, sic wk.; man and wife ex-
perienced restaurant cooks. 500 wk.; dish
West Sth
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED.
$500 month. Sample examination ques-
tons free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 1905,
Rochester, n. y.
WANT man with some money to handle
Mfg. and order end of lucrative business
Call at Royal Gas Office, sos Kansas Ave.
MAN to sell new automobile device. Lib
eral commission. Inquire 1924 Clay
293S white.
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The Ladies Auxiliary to the T. Of L. r.
and E. held meeting Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. A. Bostic In
West Sixteenth street The following
ladies' were in attendance: Mrs. W c.
Keiser, Mrs. H. N Conwell, Mrs. z. q.
Baird Mrs Sarah Hartley, Mrs. May
Mitchell, Mrs. George Mckee. Mrs. Chas.
Laird and Miss Ruth Conwell. The next
meeting will be held at the home of Mrs
Conwell 49i Poplar street
Samuel Wilcox, chief engineer at the
power house. accompanied by Mrs. VIII
cox 7. NJ. Mott of the stores department
and Mrs. Mott expect to leave soon for NIL,
waukee, Wis, to attend convention held
by the International Bible Students' as
ISOLATION. They will go later to Toledo
and Detroit.
A. D. Watts, of the blacksmith shops,
has returned from Indianapolis where he
was called by the illness and death of
his father.
Paul Compton is spending a vacation
this week at Perry, Okla. Mr. Compton is
connected with the storehouse-
Charles R. Lodge has resigned his posi-
ton in the auditor of disbursements office
and has gone to Independence, Kan, where
he has accepted a position as assistant
auditor of the Prairie Pipe Line Co.
H A. French, of the stores department,
accompanied by Mrs. French and children,
are spending vacation camping and
fishing near Tecumseh-
Miss Eva Griest of the auditor Of dis
bursements office has gone to New York
| for a few weeks vacation.
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IN NORTH TOPEKA
Welcome Planned for
Newly Married Couple.
Railroads Doing Extra Busi-
ness ON Account of Fair.

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Logan, of
North Topeka, married September
in Colorado, have planned a surprise
for them when they return from their
honeymoon Thursday morning Mr.
Logan.s law office in the Shawnee
Bank building has been decorated in
accordance with an artistic design
which originated with former college
companions of the bride and bride
groom, both of whom have been stu
dents in Washburn college.
Some of the appropriate signs that
will greet the couple read, Save the
pennies Lips that touch liquor shall
never touch NINE Two in one,"
Don't bother us for two months
Mr.. Logan's friends of the bar con-
tribute Expect to practice law again
in about thirty days" They're said to
know that a honeymoon takes time.
Over the door an ingenious con-
| trivance marked dynamite is ar
ranged to shower the entering couple
with rice.
Anything to remind the pair that
1.-The eyes of the world are on you
that they have pep and that "we're
married" The significance of a large
American flag and battered suitcase
average bachelor.
| Mr. and Mrs. Logan will be at home
at 1929 Central avenue.
Railroads Are Busy
The railroad. express and freight
| offices are doing lots of business dur
| ing fair week. The Union Pacific this
morning used a special train from
Blue Rapids to carry some of To-
peka's visitors. 1t arrived at 1880
o'clock. Wednesday a similar train
| from Marysville was run, and Friday a
special passenger from the same sta
| ton will be used.
The banks of North Topeka planned
to close today because of the fair
Most of the stores expect to continue
business.
Notes and Personals.
w. D. Bridge, a North Topeka real
estate man, recommends the station
ing of a traffic officer at the inter
section of Gordon street, Central ave-
nue. and Kansas avenue. He declares
a good deal of jay driving has been
done there of late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foss, of Wa
mego, arrived Wednesday to visit her
| brother, E. G. Messenger, 1113 North
Van Buren, street, and to attend the
fair.
Get your vacation pictures devel
oped and printed at Campbelps, exper,
work assured.-Adv.
Frank and Robert Banner, of Wa
mego, are visiting the fair. They
are staying at the Midland hotel.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Van Horn, oil
Mayetta, are attending the fair.
/ A. M. Petro, Druggist.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Cunningham, OF
Bel1eville, are visiting friends in North
Topeka.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. N Willard, of Ell
mont. are attending the fair
Andrew Holcomb and family, of Ell.
mont, are visiting the fair.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


w. c. Harper and others to G. B.
Harper and others, II int. in NV. a
Hills; also see rec. l
j. Sutherin to J. s. Warner, lot % N -oo
e. r. Noble to R. A. Randiett, lots
21-3 Ohio ave, Highland Park sub. $50
A. C. johnson to J. l.. Hastings,
lots 1868 Jackson ST., Curtis add 1
t. o. Jones and wife to r. r. Moore.
lot 156 e. ~ 154 pit. 156 Z. Sixth ooo
st. See record. .......-..........-. 1Z,Uuo
To D. A. Asquith and others:
P. D. FOUGHT, lots on Monroe ST., Res.
J. II. FOUGHT and Others same. i
Real Estate Transfers.
c. H Bowman and wife to J. c.
Knisel, lots 10s-111 Lafayette St,
roe St, Cranes add: .---:..:.$ l
A. A. Armstrong and wife to 1. A. =,
Yates, lots 81 80 Melrose sub. ......
NJ. E. Fisher 40 H. E. Deitrick, e. "
Tract r, Garfield Place sub. ....-. 2,4OO
J. Allen and husband to F. Sanderson
and wife, lots 1887 Seward ave., 80
Bernier add. 800
]. J. Farquer and wife to W. r. Will
Hams, pit. Survey 6-11-16. ......-.. 10000
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w A N T S
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate fer
inserting Want Ads In The Topeka stats
Journal is one cent a word each Insertion.
minimum 10 cents; by the week 8 cents
word. minimum SO cents.
OUT OF TOWN Advertisements must De
accompanied with cash or check In fuit
payment for tine same. Note the forego-
Ing instructions about counting the words
and the rate per word for The Topeka
COUNT THE WORDS OF your Ad In
GLIDING four words for State Journal ad
dress when such address il used; count
each initial" letter and each number or
combination of figures as one word
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to 1e
journal office before IL 20 o'clock Want
ads received after II 90 TIL ! :15 p. N. will
be inserted under the head: TOO late TO
Classify"
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LOST AM FOUND.

LOST Avn FOUNO-
REWARD for the return of a large pin
with ladies' head on with name Daven-
port OH back; lost between 9Th and Sth
on Kansas avenue. Phone 2093 or return
to 1881 Jackson.
LOST-At Revelation show, fair grounds,
gold breastpin, encrusted with garnets
Reward for return to Revelation show.
LOST-Black hand bag containing
change, bank book, receipts. Reward.
Phone 3O42 Red.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JuNKf JuNKtt JIJNKtii

JUNK JUNK. JUNKiu
Topeka Iron & Metal Co., buys all kinds
Of junk, brass copper, rubber, rags, iron.
bones. bottles. Retail and Wholesale
office and warehouse COZ e. Fourth ST.
Office phone 3i77.
HORSES. mules and cattle TO pasture; ;
good blue grass and plenty of water.
Walter Plaisled. Meriden, Kan.
WALLPAPER portiers, beads. cut and
rolled, 6Oe per hundred at Whitmer
Bros. barber shop, 1856 Kansas ave.
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MONEY.

LOANS made on any kind OF personal se-
curity. I. Piscoe. 023 Kansas Ave. u.
HOME money loans. best rates Pay herd
and get coupons Money ready when
abstract complete. Write me. r. r. March.
Loans and insurance. 1o7 W. 7th. Topeka..
MONEY TO LOAN on city and farm
property, any amount. low interest raten
and most liberal terms Call or write foF
plan. w NJ Forbes Co.
MONEY TO LOAN ON ALI. KINDS OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Horses. cattle, pianos. diamonds. house.
hold goods. libraries. typewriters, autos,
carriages. machinery, and to salaried pso.
nile r = Thomas. h1a Kan. Ave. Tel eas.
81. 400 PRIVATE money to loan. Can be
paid back to suit borrower. Phone 5o18
Black. al
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u. S. Registers 1ss FOREIGN Ships.

Washington, Sept 1.-THE depart
ment of commerce today reported
that 1SS foreign built vessels of 62s,-
644 gross tons had been admitted to
American registry up to September 3,
under the act of August s, 1914.
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EAST SIDE

Notes and personals from East Side
by Frances Jones, III Grattan street,
telephone between 8 aud 10 q. m $3.50:
other hours, 1854 K-1
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WANTED-SITUAT
--1--~~~--~~--- -J~-~>~@N>>~>S-----~>~~-
WANTED-Position in bank by young
man. 10, five months experience; good
referen> es. Addres J. E. s., care Top
State Journal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., nursing or light
house work. 512 w Sth st.
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SANTA FE

Notes and personals from Santa Fe.
by Frances Jones, III Grattan street,
telephone between 8 and 10 g. Ea-. $3.50;
other hours. <7S1 IA
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OAKLAND

Notes and personals from Oakland.
by Frances Jones. III Grattan street
telephone between 8 and 10 q na-. $3.50 |:
other hours. 47Sl K-2
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FOR RENT-Ht,sfsEs.

FOR RENT-Htps5sEs
FOR RENT
lS9 Harrison. r, well. cistern. gas.
So6 =. tn, cottage. rooms, bath.
d274 Mulvane. cottage, rooms, bath.
80 Polk. 6 rooms, cistern, city water.
Il99 West St, r, modern.
226 Fillmore, cottage, rooms, bath.
81 Gay, rooms, modern, barn.
M Jefferson, q rooms. ell 1t.
Other apartments (adultsl So to So. ~
100 w sixth. = 'o"NiN'ioN Tel. 22s.
81 East sth. rooms mod. .......... $50. 90
42s Madison. 4 rooms ................ 900
~ Fast 4th. store room. ............. 1880
cyrus SG;uiiTHRiiEE' CO. '-''
1l6 2. 9th. Phone 1850.
FOR RENT-26 Eimwood ave. Potwfn.
lat Nerrism a SoF Psr 0 GO. ai'et august
Two room houses modern except heat.
handy TO Santa Fe shops. 202o Black.
SEVEN Dom modern house. Alb Huntoon.
room mode house. 500 Topeka are.
FOR RENT-six-room brick house, No.
81 Van Buren, st Inquire T. Z. Sabin,
FOR RENT-Ten- room house, strictly
OLD Kansas Ave. phone 29s.
$50 MODERN broom dwelling with bath
furnace, electricity and gas. FOG West
Eighth. Phone 4061. Jonathan D. Norton
9l3 WEST 9th. 7-room house. barn. water
gas. 2299 Blue.
FOR RENT-5-room house $500 month,
Phone 1925 Blue.
go W 9TH, modern house. new furnace
and e.ectric light. 4O01 Red.
FOR RENTED w. 18th, room modern
except furnace. $40. Tel. $685.
FOR RENT-1013 w. 18th, almost new
room house. modern except furnace
ROOM MODERN house at 1921 West
18th street. Better Realty and Loan Co
ROOMS at seq Van Buren,. 81. Phone
1888 Blue. :
MODERN house, partly furnished, suitable
FOR roomers. Phone 2401 Blue.
r.. HOUSE, school, car line $500, one.
half money, one-half work. 1919.
HOUSES $12.00, $500, $500, $4,000, $500
Call 2SS2 white.
ROOMS, modern, hardwood finish. %,
| Clay. Tel. 22S.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.


WANTED-25 dining room and lunch
counter girls, good wages, steady plnces !;
women cooks girls for private families,
End girls So wk. arm walters, SIS wk. );
housekeepers; middle aged women hall and
maid; kitchen help; chamber maids, etc.
Furman Employment Office, Jog West sth.
THE GREENBAUM co. require the serv-
ices of 3 experienced cloak and suit
saleswomen and experienced saleswomen
for our millinery department. Greenbaum,
605 Kansas Ave.
WANTED-Girl student to help with
homework for room and board. Phone
1895
WANTED-Girl for general house work ;
references required. 305 Greenwood.
at Paper Box factory, All Jackson.
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FOR SALE-5-acre tracts: also many
other larger and smaller places. some
improved. Send for new list Price and
terms to suit. The J. J. King Agency,
525 Kansas ave. Phone 335.
FOR SALE-Six room house in first class
condition, IL lots, good wells, some
fruit, good shade, barn and other buildings,
in good condition. Fl. De Camp, 2 blocks
south of Cages Park on Highland ave.
FOR SALE-5-room cottages, any price
terms. Any part of the city. Send
for list The J. J. King Agency, 525 Kan
sas ave. Phone 935.
3 miles of state house See owner at
Batman's, 10 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE houses, rent $50 81. 700.
Terms. Yohey, 1904 E. Sth.
FOR SALE+S-room house. two squares
from Washburn college. Mrs. L. S. Lyon.
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wANTED-MIsCELL
HEMSTITCHING. PINKING,
Plaitings of all kinds. Buttons made.
Mail orders receive prompt, careful atten-
ton. Mrs. Mercer, 800 Topeka,
75c cleaned 75c. All work guaranteed.
Armstrong Jewelry Co.. 40 Kansas ave.
CARPET and rug weaving: also pillow
covers. poetiers, etc. 221 Lake. 2296 White
GOOD milk cows. fat cattle and veal calves
W. c. A. Leitzow. Tel. 257
CARPET and rug weaving. 1890 tiarfieia
Phone 25SS Blue
1859 HASTY AUTO EXPRESS.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Restaursnt doing $500
weekly business. Call phone 20S
write. 500 buys it. E. s. Rowe, 800 Penn.
Ave. Helton. Kansas