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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-29

WANTED
Experienced house toulouse cRnyAsaers
Salary only Apply City Circulation
Manager, Oklahoman.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

GOOD, reliable woman for general house
work Maple 1893. 300 East TIN.
WANTED " oman between the age OF
% 20 lj 10 keep house for man and
three children; giti J3. boys 10 and ~
years old good Wagts and good home
for the right one. II you want home
anEwer this nd. we live y mile from a
good town. write Box gi2. Allen, Okla.
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Stock Statesmen

Financial house has opening for five
low up live lends whicr cost US from
$40 10 iib Apiece. In smsll towns strong
selling issue; have active endorsement
~ many prominent men; rs 20 30 leads
when salesman starts, more continually. /.
excellent references required Address
Sales Manage 1864 Chicago AvV., Cht,
cago, IN.
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wANTEplMIscELLANEous.

SHOE repairinu. iol, West PARK
CASH PAID for ladies' and gents sec
ond.hand clothing Walnut $500.
BEsT prices paid for second d-hand cloth.
Ing, shoes Maple stst
HAVE those rss heaters connected 10
day. Gresham, Is y. sthi Walnut bisi
MdHEsT PRICES PAID for mems sec.
ond.hsnd clothing shoes guns, etc
Maple saia; will call. -
THE Al buyer Of secondhand cloth
ing, shoes. hats, etc. Maple t2io.
SECOND hsna clothing, ladies' and gen.
tlemen's, highest prices. Call Mr.
Marsh, W, sat. viii cali
WANTED to buy equipment for physI.
clans office Mail particulars to A. j.
Leo N D., Hucklns hotel,
wANTEb--Nics secondhand wardrobe
Walnut i1ts.
wANTED--A good trip hammer and a
s-horse motor. Address WI o, Moore,
BOX ll, ErIck, Okla
wANTEb-for spot cash. a-esrat dla-
mond, Q.is, oklshoman.
WANTkn-ro bvy q complete heavy
cable drilling rig having q capacity Of
1000 feet, with or without boiler. Al.
ersss Lsck Bos i5s, Chiffon, rexss.
~ TEAMS wanted ID haul pips "a
49, ~. Anr2k - m11R n0Dki y
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MALE HELP WANTED

BARBER trade taught ladies' and gen
tlemeQ, position guurnnteedj free cat
nlog explaining. Write Texas Barber Col
legr, Dallas or Fort Worth. Texas,
MEN catalog explains how W.
teach tho barber tIads mailed tree.
schwartz system OF Barber Colleges, 100
w California Ave. Oklahoma city. Okla
LEARN BY MAlL-shorthand typewrit-
Ing, bookkeeping, bufikAng, salesman-
ship. Free trial lcbsons Outline Busi'
n"ss College, Guthrie. Okla.
PREPARE yourself for war or peace.
Oklahoma City Automobile School,
l2ls North Western.
WANTED Forty plumbers, steady work.
top wages. no government Job. A. II.
shafter san Antonio. Texas.
AMERICAN Heating Co, manufacturers
Of PHtriCks Oh Burners for COOK
stoves, heaters. hot air. water and steam
furnaces. gold through dealers and
agents G3O Enst 3rd.
TRY A CAFETERIA LUNCH; MEAT
l0c AND ijc VEGETABLES BE-, DIES
SERr 30 AND l0c: HOME COOKING
VALE CAFETERIA
BROADWAY. SOUTH OF
LEE-HuCKlNs.
WANTED = cylinder pres4man. News
Dispatch Printing Co. shawnee. Okla
WANTED
Experienced house to- house cRnyAsaerA
Salary only Apply City Circulation
Manager, Oklahoman.
WANTED-An expert battery man TO
take charge OF battery and electrical
work, guarantee OF $50 week and COM
mission. Address W. NJ. care oklaho-
man.
wANTED--A reliable, capable house
man. References Apply Manager
Okla N. Il Hospital, Guthrie Okla.
GOVERNMENT needs thousan ands clsrks
for government departments. railway
mail, poHtoffice, customs, Internal rev.
onur; 81 .O00-fl 800: examinations soon;
experience unnecessary. For free par
ticulars regarding examination write j.
&. Leonard 0Ormer civil service exam
inerl 1880 Kenois Bldg, Washington.
COATAlAKER wanted et once; steady
work. Charles Williams. Arkansas
city, Kan
BITTER COFFEE, pure cream, &c.
Hunts Lunch, ll5 N Robinson.
WANTED A dry cleaner capable OF taxi
ing charge Of plant. W q, care okla
homan
WANTED A druggist at once. Inquire
laN " 'lHHus
ED-sImmedlately. two flour pack
ers. must be on job at once. Phone
Cherokee Mills. Cherokee. Okla.
WANTED-Fifst and second cook at gov
ernnent mess halls; good wages and
splendid working conditions. Apply 10
!. II. stahl. Norman. Okla, or @. NJ. Sut-
ton 3l2 n. Broadway. Phone Walnut
13i0
BUTCHER wanted Immediately: one
who understands meat cutting, curing
and sausage making. SIS per month,
room and board. state age and expert
enCe in\ first letter Or telephone Miller
Bros, IN Ranch, Bliss, Okla.
WANTED Man on farm. $50 West 9Th.
NANTED-Cieancr and presser, YOUNG
man, fii per week Crystal Cleaners
N'nNnce. Okla.
WANTED Three men with cars TO drive
field manager and assist In selling
'l0 day and liberal commission Call
on Farmers Implement and Tractor Co.
80 w. Reno 81. city.
CAN use the services Of A.No | male
boohkeeper. Permanent position TO n
competent man. Must be experienced
accurate and a good penman, Good sal
airy.
Can also use n good male stennErapher
Prefer one with experience Must be
rnpld In taking dicintlon and accurate on
the machine.
Preference given to returned soldiers.
Apply at once, 20, Patterson RldS,
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

YOUNG MAN bookkeeper wants per
mHnent position with chance for ad-
yancement T-2j. care Oklahoman
EDUCATED middle aged man with
rOOmlng house and rcstauLDnt expert
enCe wants position Of any Kind Want
good home during winter T-55 Okla
hOman.
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Stock Statesmen

A fast selling proposit tlon open for first.
chss salesmen (not oil or refinery; a
splendid opportunity Tor the right parties.
s3S.at0 Hucklns Estate Bldg
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTs--Don't walt iohr~r Start now
taking orders for our COMPLETE
HISTORY 0fNTHE WAR" Best termS
Write today for free outfit. Nichols Co.,
Naperville, III.
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

NEWLY papercd nicely furnished bed.
rooms. Furnace heated. meals II de-
sired. Private home. garage; references
323 West Sth. For Information Maple 663
or 233 W 9TH.
ROOM AND BOARD THAT SATISFIES
ais W. 9TH
EXTRA large nice room. with board. 1876
West 10Th.
CLUB BREAKFAST 3Oc. consists OF oai-
meat, one egg. two hot cakes, coffee
Hunts Lunch. ii5 ~ Robinson
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wANTED--i can use several live. wire
sollc tors, who have the ability TO shov
car or RIG. attractive proposition made
20 producers; unless you are able 10
handle live proposition application
would not be considered; sallfy. with
all expenses guaranteed, territory. Okla.
homa, Call IN person or make sppllcs.
lion TO circulailon Manager, Farmer.
City, Okla.
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WAN

Three, l. 9. g-roor apartment house or
bungalow. furnished, by young couple
J-day old baby. Call between i2 and I
Electric company
WANTED--YOung lady TO share small
housekeeping apartment wrh sleeping
porch. on 18th Just off Broadway. Wal
nut 1852
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WANTED-TO RENT.

SMALL furnished cottage, or apartments,
for light housekeeping. Address G. r.
Stcpp, 1910 n Broadway
WANTED-To rent. furnished Groom Of
flee, we'll located. Call at once. wal.
mt 3J59-J
WANTED-To rent five 10 eight-room
unfurnished house northWest, for
adults. references II required, wanted by
December !. F-27, Oklahoman
WANTED-Two or three nicely fur
nlshed light housekeeping rooms at
once. Call Patterson Walnut 3027, care
singer Sewing Machine Co.
WANTED-Four-room unfurnished cot.
taEe or three or four room apartment
by Saturday. walking distance from busi-
ness district. Maple 37l2-J.
hANTED--To rent by December 2. three
or fOur-rOOm furnished cottage; adults
only O-l0. care Oklahoman.
WANTED TO RENT Furnished 3-room
apartment. private bath. must be east
of Broadway. and south Of Stn street:
permanent people. T-23, care OklahOrnn.
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HOTEL DIRECTORY.

-N-e>s~>~~~e~~>N~~>>>o~ o~~N~~~~-~-~~-~>~~N~N~~-~-O
MEN--We want you 10 live with us per.
manently, our legitimate prices for
rooms and board will appeal 10 sou. Hot
nd cold water In Sc outside rooms. Wes.
tern Hotel $40 w, Main. Walnut 60i2-J.
EMPIRE. 22s &. BROADWAY 90 out.
side rooms, modern. SOC 10 81 so; week
ly rates t2s0 TO s.: best Aocommods-
lions T. ". Reynolds
MONARCH HOTEL 200 East Second.
brick. modern rooms i250, 81 week
TRAVELLERS HOTEI-All large outside
rooms with hot and coid water. One
housekeeping suite nothing better IN
city: adjoining postoffics on north. Spe-
clal weekly rates.
HARRIS HOTEf-Across street south
from skirvln. A safe place for Indies
travelling alone o. 50 ~ per week Ey-
sryihing fresh and clean. J q. Harris
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CARPENTER and repair work. prices
Reasonable. Call Il. ". Jackson. Maple
1Ilg-R
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MALE HELP WANTED.

wANTED-Men and adies TO learn bar.
Der trade. special low tultionj positions
guaranteed; free catalos, Oklahoma CITY
bsrbes College. ioi W. California. Harry
kuns, Mgr.
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wKVFEb-T am in a position 10 u. ssy

wANTEb--i am In a position TO use sew
egal llve.wire solicitors who hsvs the
ability V producs Immediate businens, |,
work tc Be In the interest of The Daily
ohlehomsn, territory. state Of OklAhona
Sovesing rural routss N . special as
slgnsd territoryi must be ahis 70 ur'
slsh Gar q ccnvsysncs Th's pscposi.
ssssSssG si,hm iNs ssss ~ ~
AlSe = ealI IN pssecn. Ccunsry oIlsv,
7iSSs;s' - -!
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PROFESSIONAL
PERSONAL.
NOTICES

~,esNrNr~eNN<>N>gsrC
UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD
Problems discussed every sunday $50,
also lecture every Tuesday and Friday
nights. o'clock. Labor College, sM 4.
Harvey. ..
WE buy dIsmon8s, old gold, sIVsS. HorS-
house Jswelry Co, 5i6 n. BruadwaS.
FAMOUS seely Spermatic lTnissI- GlaR
antoed TO contract opening; nN0 IL
expert, also abdominal behs, si16ob
trusses, shoulder bracss. Westfall Dft8
Co, Oklahoma City
vAP0R BATHS. and lupIsked rooiaS;
cater 70 transient. hsbN BkoadvaS
DR. n j. sTxKy5Ns K7k NM Jsm
Colcord Blds., phone Walnut ils.
GOODS no BE SOLD
~ FOR cHARdEs.s
w. Sn ~, e Iyslis auction q our
stored BY re E foios.ss sSnsd a. p.ssiss 1Ss <
c. Beytke, Mrs. b. ba1nf, 4. Il. Dicksr}
son, W; D, Dickey, Jr4 Ene.en. 1rs,
7. d. Harrison. J, B, mQpnsr. II, Jehn,
son, W, P. Keen, r, - Uo1in Q>1ohon4
Electrical Co. Min Mrnl4i u 1Ae{
THE RED BALL ne. TA Z
:. NfNN -. u
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CAPABLE young lady wants position In
doctors or dentists office. B-55). Ok.
lahoman- Times
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT

TWO modern. unfurnlShed connectlnr
housekeeping rooms. walking distance
lO0sh W Main. Maple 32lO
FOR rem T-t'nfurnlshed sermnt'a
quarters; must give references. COZ L.
Park Epone Walnut 617s
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GOODS 70 BE SOLD
IN FOR CHARGEQ'"
We Do a General Trans-
fer Business;
Piano Moving a Speciality; Prompt
Service" Our Motto.
Pierson Transfer Co., |
ID W. Rsno Wslnne 80

NOTICE. e real s-;zis @sS ~ ~ =
My. farm 81 wagner. Okla, y -
Of M the msrkst,v Mara L Mn 81 { u
Spg4icE 4 or prssdR Ru7sox = yx,|
n.RsI!Ip p--AsI SEt8es ~
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PLASTER and repair work Call wslnu
7GgA
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Hotel Broadway Central

Some well furnished rooms with every
modern convenience. as well as few
suites with private bath available right
now, at very reasonable rates for per-
nSnent gusts
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

If you want your floors dressed call G. y.
Hooper, Maple IiS7-J.
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coNRACTHG AND REPAIRING

FOR CARPENTER and repair work at
reasonable prices call Maple 1881 w.
" Brown
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FOR Carpenter and Repair Work. call
Walnut blSi-R Cali after p. m. Il. b.
RoultOn
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES. 49,.
nv NAL. ono year .,...'s -. -, =, ''''-'
Nv Mail one year, with THE Sun
DAY OKLAHQMAN .,.... .....'''. .'"oV
Nv agent. carrier or ncwtboy
cents a couy or 10 cents n week,
In Oklahoma City.
OKLAHOMA CITY TlMEs teyenlnsl and
DAILY .OKLAHOMAN tmornlng), "
paners . week delivered by carrier w
bklahoma City and vicinity per week
20 cents ,-..-.,
An unsolicited manuscripts. letters ana
plctures sent 20 the Times are sent a. th'
fisk Of the owner. The OklnhnmA run
ishing rornanv expressly repudiateg any
resporsbll.ty for their safe custody or
return.
. The Associated Press n exclusively en-.
H,usn 70 the use for republication OF aI
news djsp,trhca credited TO II or not
olh.rwl-e credited In this paper, and also
the local news published herein.
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WANTED-An expert battery man to
take charge OF battery and electrical
work. guarantee OF $50 week and COM
man.
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If YOU HAVE a house to repair. paint
plaster patch. or garage 10 build, call
Davis Walnut AQg1.
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CALL J. v. JONES for ar Kinds Of car.
penter work; roof work a speciality. oil
kinds Maple 2227-R
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WANTED-A reliable, capable houss
man. References Apply Manager
Okla NJ. n Hospital. Guthrie. Okla.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-06
Looking Blackboard In Stote
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY

Mrs. Ralph Cav entertained a number
of young ladies very delightfully."- Saturday
afternoon complimentary to her niece, Miss
Annabel King, whose marriage takes place
on Wednesday.
The affair was in the nature of a rose
party; the house was a perfect Lower of
roses and each guest was requested to
bring some rose leaves with which pillow
was filled and each young lady took turns
embroidering the rose design which
was stamped on the pillow.
The invited guests were Mrs. Harry
Horton Mrs. Everett Hawley, Mrs. Chesney,
Miss Minnie Rich and Miss Sadie Shay, Of
Emporia, Miss Lulu Hardin, Miss Hattie
Ebright. Miss Jessie King, Miss Dora
Clark, Miss Jennie Stultz, Miss Nellie Lin
coin, Miss Maude KidGer, Miss Ruth Nc
Clintock Miss Bell Fletcher. Miss Lulu
Mckee, Misses Effie Neil, Miss Lulu Nc
Kee, Miss Buckmaster. Miss Lulu Moore,
Miss Stella Moore, Miss Bertha Worden
and Miss Edith Worden.
Delightful music was furnished by Miss
Jessie Stultz and Miss Nellie Lincoln
recited.
The woman's club will hold their last
meeting Tuesday Afternoon at the home of
Mrs. C.. S. Baker.
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s-From $3.50 p $3.50; other hours. 1850.

The new officers of the Woman
club which were introduced to the
club members for the first time at the
last meeting of the club for the year
held today at the Y. w. C. A, were
Mrs. w. A. McCarter, president; Mrs.
Bennett r. Wheeler, first vice-presi-
dent; Mrs Frank Squires, second
vice-president; Mrs. J. P. Hicks, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Guilford Dud-
ley, corresponding secretary; Mrs. A.
Marburg, treasurer; Mrs. Lewis Green
wood, auditor; Mrs. S. S. Beggs, par
Humanitarian. These women, compos-
ing the executive board, have chosen
of engagement of the club; Art, Mrs.
c. F. Spencer; civics and justice, DR..
Dorothy t. Nicoll; education, Mrs. ].
d. Gossett; forestry. Mrs. A. A. Rob-
inson; home economics, Mrs. Tor
repce Ewart; literature, Mrs. w. E.
Atchison; music, Mrs. George H. AL
len; social, Mrs. David Mulvane.
The members of the nominating
committee for the year are Mrs. j. w.
Thurston, chairman; Mrs. D. o. Coe
and Mrs. ]. B. Larimer. Those on
the club house committee are Mrs.
George w. Parkhurst, chairman: Mrs.
F. w. Watson and Mrs. Harry Seery.
The rooms and property committee
is Mrs. L. H. Mum, chairmen; Mrs
Clement Smith and Mrs. P. P. Wo-
mer.
Mrs. McCarter. who is to be presi-
dent of the Woman's club during the
next year, is one of the most capable
and popular women in the state. She
has had experience at the head of the
women's clubs of the city, having twice
before been president. Twenty years
ago she was president of the Topeka
Federation of Women's Clubs and
again ten years ago, she held the
same position. Her large majority this
time without any effort on her part
Sr that of her friends shows the years
during which she was at the head of
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GERMAN PEOPLE IN PROTEST
Hun Censorship Becoming Unbearable
Deputies Predict Trouble.

Amsterdam, June 6.-Allegations
that the German censorship is grow
ing more stringent were made at the
opening sitting of reichstag Tuesday
by Baron Won Rechenberg of the Cen
trist party and Deputy Bauer, a So
cialist. Matters were growing contfn-
ually worse, Deputy Bauer said. and
the censorship increasingly had placed
itself in the service of the lust of con-
quest, even meetings for equal suf-
frage being forbidden altho their aims
conceded with government policy.
The feeling among the people was be-
coming ever more exasperated, the
deputy added. He complained that
while the pacifists were harassed, the
annexationist politicians were encour-
aged, and declared that this policy
would inevitably lead to a catastrophe.
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AND
MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
inserting Want Ads In The Topeka state
journal Is 1 cent a word each insertion.
minimum 10 cents; by the week 8 cents a
word, minimum 80 cents.
COUNT THE WORDS Of your ed includ-
ing four words for State Journal address:
When address 10 used count each initial"
letter and each number or combination OF
figures as one word.
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to be classt-
fled properly must be in The State Journal
office before II 60 O'Clock Want Ads re-
eeIved after II 20 till 1 Is p. m. will be In
serted under the head: TOO Late to
Classify"
OUT OF TOWN Advertisements must be
accompanied with cash or check In full
payment Of the same Note the foregoing
instructions about counting the words and
the rate per word for The Topeka State
Journal
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PhOPOSALS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
State Board Of Administration until 2 p.
m. Tuesday. July 0. 1913, for the furnish
for the erection and completion of an Ad.
dition to the Old Agricultural Building at
the State Agricultural College, Manhattan,
Kansas.
Plans and specifications may be seen on
file In the office Of the State Architect.
All workmanship and materials for said
work must be In accord with the plans
and specifications prepared for the same
by r. L. Gamble, State Architect.
Each bid must be accompanied by q GER
titled check for five (5) per cent Of the
amount bid. said check to be made payable
to the Board OF Administration, Jas. A.
Kimball, . Business Manager, and the
amount Of the same qhall be forfeited to
the State in case the successful bidder falls
for five days to enter into contract and
furnish the required bond as prescribed
by law. after the award Of contract hao
been made.
The attention of the bidder is called to
Chapter ia, Session Laws of 1891. with
which he must comply. This is commonly
known as the "Eight-hour Law"
: The Board reserves the right to reject
deemed to be to the States interest to dc
So
Proposals will be presented under
sealed cover. be plainly marked. Pro
posals." and addressed. STATE BOARD
OF ADMINISTRATIONS. JAS. A. KIM.
BALL. BUSINESS MANAGER, STATE
HOUSE. TOPEKA. KANSAS"
STATE BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION.
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the city clubs have been most sue
cessful ones.
<. Y X X
Mrs. Clarence Hoch Waring of
Kansas City arrived today. to visit Mrs.
James E. Cation, 1406 Topeka avenue.
Mrs. Warning will be remembered as
Miss Maude Olander of Kansas City,
who has often visited in Topeka. She
is a member of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority. Mr.. Waring is a
of Marion.
Mrs. Waring will be a guest OF Mrs
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Questions Answered by Alicia Hoyt.
miss Hoyt will answer in this col
umn all questions on matters of eti-
quette addressed to her in care of this
paper. If a personal answer is desired
enclose a 3-cent stamp.)
MRS. BLANK: When receiving
guests you may say. with cordial
hand-shake. How do you do. Mr..
Brown" or Mrs Smith. am very
glad to see you" When bidding them
goodbye, you may say, Goodbye,
Mrs. Jones; it has been a pleasure to
see you," or Good bye, Miss Robin
son: I shall hope to see you again
SOON" 1t is not actually obligatory
to serve refreshments on ones day at
home; but it is customary. Tea is the
favorite beverage offered, and with it
small sandwiches or cakes are passed.
In cold weather, hot chocolate may
be substituted for tea. If tea is served.
it should be made fresh for each guest
or group of guests. Such refresh
ments are usually served from a small
table in the drawing room, which is
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presided over by the hostess or her
daughter or g. friend.
BOBBY: You had better not pur-
posely allow the girl you are playing
cards or checkers with to beat you; it
would be rather insulting to her. altho
your intentions would be philanthropy
ic. You need not play your very best,
If her game is bad; but beat her by a
small score If you can.
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WANTED-NfALE HELP

wANTED-Cook's helper, SIS wk., B. & R.
so farm hands; man and wife, farms,
$50 mo-; man and wife, hotels. $75 mo-,
reference, $50 mo-. B. & R.; machinists: Ia
borers out city. $4.12 day; walters, cooks
young man railway work; head cook, $3j
wk., 3. & r Kitchen helpers; 500 laborers
good wages. Furman's Labor Agency. LOG
West Sth.
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LOST AND FOUND

IOSTNSmali bIScI leather 6anS6aS At
Gage park Tuesday evening, containing
Santa Fe pass good only to owner. Re
ward. Call 1876.
KEYS, lost Sunday. keys, ring and
chain attached, Phone 1870 White. 1882
N. Quincy. Reward.
LOST-On College Hill, Saturday, signal
service pin. Finder please phone White
4027.
LOST-Small long bodied dog tag No. 49,
Phone 1477.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-06

guest of Mrs G. K. Wilson at Avalon
Place, Valencia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo BeaI of Valen-
cha spent yesterday in Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Coppedge left
this morning for Philadelphia, Pa, to
remain a year. Mrs. Coppedge will
open studio. Mr.. Coppedge, vice.
principal of the Topeka high school.
has been granted a years leave of
absence.