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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-08-13
WELFARE WORK

Christian Science Camp Welfare
work is now being ably carried
on in forty-five navy camps, according
to the Boston Sunday Advertiser, and
in this work there are seventy-fsve
men and fifteen women engaged. hor
this work about 81 1,000, 900 has been
raised. The object is to be helpful
to the men in camp. keeping soldiers
and sailors in touch with their rela-
tives 1t is a great work and has re-
suited in changing in mmy cases, a
life of gloom into q life OF joy.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-08-13
THE BOOSTER TRIP

Next Wednesday, Aug. Goth and 21st,
the booster fair trip is to be made,
starting from the court house at 1880
a. m, going by way of Schofield,
Ringle, Hatley to Wittenberg; up north
as far as Monico Jc., and then to
Rhinelander, Merrill, Athens and on
the line of the 500 down to Marsh
field, then home across the county. A
ten piece band will go on the trip and
comic character to furnish amuse-
ment. 1t will be a great two-day trip
The city schools will open for the
fall termn on Sept. I'd.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-08-13
The Best Plaster

A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Liniment and bound on
over the seat of pain is often more
effectual for lame back than plas-
ter and does not cost anything like
as much.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-08-13

and spring and winter wheat harvests
are in progress. Corn conditions are
not as good as might be-
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-08-13
HENRY 3. HUNTINGTON
LAW AND REAL ESTATE
Scott ST., Opp. Court House. Wausau, Wis.
Over 23OO Acres

of Fire Farming
and Taylor Counties, Wis.
Fine Residence Property Business Property Building Lot
and Acre Property for sale in the city.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-08-13

The following is letter from Lad
islaus G. Hlava, who is with Co. d,
355th Inf, somewhere in France"
He is better known to his Wausau
friends as "Redd" and previous to
entering the service was employed as
clerk at the local post office:
Somewhere in France,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-21

wARD.--Jsn; 10. MARGARET WARD
tnee ritaps!riclQ VIC SaordG O. nHnGl Werd
nnitsr and Rosary Societies. Div 80. 80.
Fades Auxiliary a. q. H., all other. socle
w ,les s,u1eraI. TueS., $ 80 "a. m, 23iO Meredith
~ (o9d ~. above Farmuuut aye.l High
mass ST. Francis Novicr's Church 10 q. IN.
I'M Holy Cross Gem.
wARMAN,--Jan. 90. HA>;NA N. wifc "
Alfred l.. Warman, aEed 90. ltelativts and
gyi.nds invited TO funeral services. Thurs
. itilislde Gem. Remains may be viewed
We'd, 10 p m,
,,tMe HFlVin and Ella Mulch Watkins Rela
,Ivc, and frienSs invited to funeral. Wed
$50 a, a, mi mpcaiuiem 'ctureh of tho EplpRRny 10
a M Int. Holy Cross Gem.
wEATHERRYTZ,,Atty ty n, ShS : ,AISs29nc Rome,
nSsIiatiycs and friends, Lodge No. Q. +. and
M invited TO funeral, Wed, ? $50 y, m.
from the home, 1888 y, Broad 81 Int.
Nor! NoWT!EEpER ETf2RS AEMPER.--Jer. ~, LOUISA NJ.
r,doW Of Christian wedekaemper, aRed 81
peiStiyes and friends invited to funeral scrv-
iccs, We'd, I y. m. 62S = 5dth -. INT.
prNatc. Friends may call Tues 10 10
PWEIGLEIN. - Jan. 10. IDA. wife OF
George Weiglein; Funeral. 70 which rela,
W. "aSi Mcclellan st. Mass Church of the
Sacred Heart a. m. Int. Holy Cross Gem.
WELSH Jan. 90. MINNIE NJ. wife Of
oliver Welsh and youngest daushter OF
MsrsSrd ,,yts and friends, Ladies Auxiliary. Quaker
City. Lodge. No. "a, h; OF /. e. iTniyited 70
fTyfSi fsI pliyats TSo'M M PGVei Gem G@ paimofa pnn Fs
NaEPsTPyJ WEST. .-|Jan. 'ig. S. GRANT. husband Of
Eleanor G. West. aged 81. Relatives and
friends all societies OF which he was "a
msmPor m n,roSer's n,'SS' ~ residence. Lewis +. West
col wellwood ave, Merchantville, y. j. Int
private; Nsw Tnsa Ssmd'9 &C Cen n M Friends may
WIELAND.HURER.- Jan. 10, BARBARA
wiELAND.HUBER tnee, sturm), widow Of
ISrederick wieland. Relatives and friends,
ftedwig Schwester Lodge. No. 3. L. o. d
II s.: Lsndwehr Garde Einj pr. INT. We
rein. invited TO funeral services, Thurs.
H''nU' M, 1929 y. Lawrence st. Int pri-
yate, Germantown Crematoriunl. Auto fu-
neral. Remains may be Viewed Wed. S
'owIh$Q$;,7;Ais SOS 5; St; bernard T., Jan
e. WdA ua mEMah Notice hSfofn1 Of faSeTd Dt Caroline
wolf; - JIg3n. ls,, EMMA, WOLF One"
Ssiiaatti9IeeS and friendsa Invited to funeral
'rucs, $50 u. m, 43lS ManaEunk ave, ,
SSSSEEop5S9 SE M RfauSm int ST. Mars s. Sem MqTg. S,
borough. Remains may be viewed Mon. :
iOww0o Oww0oLUFINGER. = On January 1a, 1918.
PETER WOLFINGER, husband Of Elizabeth
oBS f' frsnd5 9TdimnHn nTcd aFSi S 5 S
wedgesday at, at 2,I,dT nm from fs resilenfe & OF
SeTt 81 Int Fernwood Gem. Remains may
be viewed Tuesday evening. Auto service.
woODBURN.-Jan. ~. MARIA WOOD
pt'RN uec Fearran), widow of Mathew ".
Wood6urn Relatives and friends invited 10
funeral. services Tues. p m, 2539 !.
of ~ Gem Auto servirc.
'woUDWARD,--,Iqn 20. KATE V. WA,
and mother Of Mrs. Edwin McC. Norkes. 49,
r. hOth st. Due notice Of funeral
cEKfRs METRsfPERHeY PEReY wSbSRffcH fap Son lS Si
Charles and Harriet WunderliCh, aged 10.
Relatives and friends, also "mployes 9t tne
funeral services. We'd, y. m. at the resi-.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-21

,..,--,, LOFT Bu1IDtNG -.
Floors, i5N1T6 TO RHnHtesd St; modern
equipments. daylight on sides: Will rent
entire building or floors
MILLIS- -MlNCHESTEn CO. 1nnl Chestnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-21

attractive. newly built.
newly furnished house for rent: excellent
location, st. Martins close TO station: IL
rcoms 3 baths: references required; rent
5000 "a month. Answer G. 80, Ledger Office.
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General
GRrFNEwATD's

tIlkf ~ t.N y ~ =
Omce Mgr RkpT. Bkur. and cashier.
Rkrrs.. krowlcdre costs Three cost clerks.
uSad stores keeper. familiar mfE sunni es
Timekoeper payroll man, 500 THr""
-Ierks purcNas'nE dent large corr. Three
stenographers S26. Privatc secretary large
corp. LCdqer hill roc. & stock rl"rkS. Head
skipper 4 traf7c man. TNreee t0r"WrU. mfg
oVu Woodworking fov"meu. Irodnruuu and
efficiency engineers Three mechanical Oper-
atins engineers craftsmen. Good evenings
Tor technical & college mon. Also "p"utnE5
'or canable women sterOgranh"rs. h""lkeep-
arS. secretaries. general office pos. tln0S In
formation hlank 4 booklet regarding the
service FREE No charge 10 r0roIt' no
charges OF any kind unless nositiou Is nc
'uallY accented. GresrewaldE go Spulh
eleventh. Est same lncaity sine" lSNI.
strictly hiEh-class "nnlovmoni s-rv'ce
PTrSTNTGS STRNTCE company
NCCOT- Mt 4 N'r9-I'0at : Am $500 ma
chine. S2A pOOTEFTPERS-P''h' sorvic.
F25-&S0' hank SIS: mfg. co. $50 sev ccn T.
s15-S25 CT ERE S--Tost S22' Fhon 500 gem
oval S1S. GHEN'TSTS-Drug.a also paper mill
S30-S3h DP PApNrSNTN and trac""s' good
salaries FOp EN'EN-"'iu work. S2n' mach.
= m S'I ENGtN'pS-P'aut ana efN"iencv
S35-S1OO. MANAGFRS--Sal uoto-'r""ks.
$4,000 ofHCA nuh. service. S40' NJ. so'rsm"u
eos SAL ,ESNTuN N--u'dv cos' svsfpms 10000;
others S2h-sq6 STu'NOGR ApH'RS. S2O-S3O
12OI Land Titte Ruildug
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

~OOK-weut,d a kosher cook, state v,yr
own price a0'pndil home for the rIght rra.
I IN the family. M-s. y. Mushar vSIg
HorrHo''""t ave. Mashmstoh y. e.
COOK-First-cIpss French, Swedish or gco,.
t'sh cook; GOOD wares small adult fpfpiIv
pNove Ardmore li5s call before I o'clock
GTRTS OVER 10 YEARS, FOR OFFICE
WORK. SO prR WEEK. FDI'RTii
rInnR hna CHESTNl,T ST.
IDVERNESS nursery. wanted Pro'astanf
for boy axe wears In country. hrst-class
-efprcncc required position open March 4
= s"5 Ied-er Onlca.
STENNG PApITER-Young lady A. sfepng.
raphcr. to do general office wo'l in Office
NJ iRrK" furniture manufacturing COMPANY.
80 por week TO start, Advancement assured
y S35, Ledger rfncs.
TYpIST-W,utcd. Young lrdy typst- Rem.
iNgtou machine. for large grocery busl.
with chance for Advancement; state axe. sal.
arv C.srcd and experience. u any, address.
'rr y. q. Fox l2S6
tuErHph operating; advancement to one
proyinS capable, NJ gag. Ledger Central
YOUNG LADIES--Targe corporation. launch
re oXtcnSly" advertising cumpaiEn, re.
UJi~Cs services uf several refined young
ladies. SlI and Cypnpscg Apply bv letter
only 10 Az Land Title BIDS.
YOUNG LADY experienced In bookkeeping.
for office Of large concern: must be quick
and accurate. state experience and salary
das'~"d. v 81 T,edTer Odice
YOUNG wONtAN to assist business woman
good home Jul fair wages. l40l n. IHth
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L,.. ant. high grade statesmen wanted LOT
Sisi Sisai,' osnt work in our exhibits IN city an1
s1tside territoryi must be soeef ab sbb.SeaiibSs.
AppSe' p fsncycl lonaedia Britannica torp.s thle
tlenr afor Ky Il. cor. 10Th and Wulnnt 4N
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USED AUTOMOBILES

pITTCK CARS
We are able TO make present delivery OF
some HALE 'HELE MOTOR COMPANY. INC.
WAYNE. PA. -
Distributors OF BUICK cars IN the MAIN
LINE DISTRICTS from city Line 5,iii,}ii to Ps9ii
N'yss' Ne often have desirable used cars traded
Tai1 y 9' WAYNE 400. Ask for ALLAN HALE
BvEGK 6aton Laf SSH s2g!s Z E. Pfs{S5 PEe{5crg Gao " e
CHEVROLEPs AND FORD ToURINGs
1911; meehan. right; barg' for imme' s,e ,sIe'
LORRAINE AU4O CO, 1928 PARAMOUNT
KRIT ROADSTER, Ihne running condition;
be sold at once. Arch Motor Co, 5543 Arch
NARN,ON-i9Ia-Iai
Also used cars OF other makes
TANNING a MATHIS Co,
BROAD md RACE STREETS
9sl or P$s at an
{SSiS InTSHo [Sslo cS g 'SiG siS N. Broad.
OVERLAND TOURING; elecirle llghts, and
starter; fine running condition Price
80 Arch Motor Co. 654S Arch ~,
OVERLAND touring: electrically equipped;
Sl25. Arch Motor Co, 6b45 Arch.
PAIGE 1915 TOURING. $40, Z passenger.
~ exceptionsl condition throushou'i sp''
sold under our guarantee Trial Plan
.BiEelow-Miley Motor Co. 3O4 N, Broad.
PAIGE 1917 TOURING, Z PASSENGER, col
Just l.69 new; fully guaranteed par
Sold under our. guarantee Trial Plan.
PAIGE 1916 touFing. o passsnEsr. e-asi
vsrs w aps 6ls eiS, 6arssin ssilis $3.50.
sold upQor our guarantee trial plan .
DlEei0w-Nn Motor ~, soi NJ broad
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SITUATIONS wANTD-FFMAIE

SOPRANO-Pure, resonant. effective, op"n
for immediate engagement. VI FOL. Led
ger Central.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

..WOOp-S4OuU house and garage. q rms.
1ut-wHtCr heat cleo. gts kitchen Chester
OsHoruc. 1924 chestnut IT. ana Linsdownc
PRtMOS. PA rm mod. dwg.. yrs, old:
all cows trolley and train; large lot: ga.
-sge. terms 70 suit J. y Gibson, Primos,Pa
sUVt'RHAN HOMES country places and
building Hltes 20 suit all requirements
IT, HUNTER wavne. Pa.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

BOOKKEEPER. eXper'd desires work few
hours evening and Saturday afternoon; {;
will keep a small set of books during snare
time moderate salary. Il $40 Led Cent.
neutrality-suspicious. bookkeeper on
sales and purchase lrdgers: will accept
tempnrarv position. G 49, Ledger Central
CHAUFFEUR, white married %, wishes
nostion hest rrf. G ~ LCdger Central,
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
12 years experience in charge Of purchas-
inc correspondence, pavrolls and "N,cutlye
details: at present holding responsible po-
sition' aged AZ, married + 05S, Led, Cent
SALESMAN. travelling south Of Potomac
and Ohio and east Of the Nss'Esippi Riv-
erE % years wants high-Class side line
requiring minimum quantity samples mill
line ladies' silks, gloves or hosiery special
ties preferred NJ 4te, Ledger Once,
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
ATLANTIC. CITY. \. j.

BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
$500 per week paid new employees
during first month OF instruction.
They are then ASSIGNED to offices
convenient 20 their homes and ad-
Naneement Is rapid. Exceptional op-
portunitiea are open to those who
possess energy and ambition.
There are comfortable and attrao-
i've recreation and dining rooms.
aud meals are served at cost.
Young women between IS and ,25
years OF age should apply at 40e
Q p. m.
THE BELL TELEPHONE co. OF
PENNsYLVANIA
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HELP wANTED-MALE


Statesmen WANTED
=. pays TO invCstigEi" any reliable
proposition IN which others arr
making bis money! II ydur uppor.
tunity for udvancemgbt IN YOUR
present line f. limited IT WILL
PAY YOU 20 look into the details vi
our new aud vigorous sales CAm-
paigu which IS iu full ewing right
now; q working Arrangement Will
he mad" with men Ct honesty and
character, which viii include draw
ing account. all transportation oN
pensCs, follow-up system OF per-
suuul letters etc. Ask FOR 7. g..
Jackson third floor l2g ) 18TH 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-21

TYPIST and stenoErsnhsr wanted: splendid
opportunity for bright. INTELLIGENT a~d
"anahle man: good wages 20 start tN.s Is
= ioh not p0s'tion. p Ool. LEDGER Ot"c".
WATCHNtAN-Ni~Nt Waterman wanted, eN-
per. in caring for steam boilers. brown
pn lev Co.. y. w. cor. Franklin g Willow.
WFAVTRS--wa ar'ed. Levers lace weavers
~ good character and ability; plenty OF
work. good machines and excellent wages
only nonunlon men need amply; smoklnn now
rermItfcd In sitv Write the Zion Lace In
dus'-'eH zion Citv. III,
YOUNG MAN WANTED. about 10 Years
OF axe. as time and cost clerk in finishing
and upholstery department Of large turnl-
ture MANUFACTURING cnmnany: one with eN-
perience on tvpewriter preferred; apply in
own handwriting stating age experience
and salary desired. s34. LEDGER Onice,
vOr'NG MAN wanted for Hll-iiEht clerical
position; office Of large grocery business
center Of CITY; must be- good penman; salary
N start moderate. with chance for advance
ment state age. salary desired and ,Nreri-
enCe, II any. addressing 7. q. Box l2S6.
YOUNG NAN-wa reduire an eNnerieuCed
voun- wan On rranufacturiuE costs: MUST
ho accurate and possess typewrl'lng Rh'utE:
IN replving state fullv evperience and sdlaF
>~nsctad j oi0 TAd"s~ 0Nice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-21
OLD GOLD

OLD rold silver, platinum mated ware, old
style iAwelrv. teeth ulateH bought for rRsn
Eat. 1917 J. I. ClprK rr0rCr S07 SAMSON
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Factories. Warehouses. Mfr. !

ZAP n. 18TH ST Store and dwelling; stean
heat; modern conveniences. WILLIS
WINCHESTER CO., 1901 Chestnut et.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-21

stores and pweIIIn

modern homes for rent; most
complete and attractive list available.
SHERWOOD co, 1921 Walnut st,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-21

'is''siibIcI)MoIsK s'.Il and welslns Psotsstsns
Lcd4al Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-21

SALESMAN Tor subscription department. ~
hlgh-Rradc technical iDurudL New York
publishers, ntst-rlaSS man not liable TO con.
svriptlon; salary! permanent. state axe and
guaUhcHtons to obtain Interview. VI 40.
ledger once.
SAW NECHANC. all round wanted. Apply
by letter giving fun Information about
yourself Toland & son, Baltimore. Md.
SECRETARY N-STENOGRAPHER
Young man. draft exempt preferred, wanted
Tor position of secretary 10 advertising man.
Hger Of newspaper; high school educa tions 3
adept at shorthand and typewriting possess
Initiative; to man who can qualify this offers
m exceptional opportunity; write. stating in
detail your age, education, experience and
salary desired 70 start G 100. LEDGER nnice
SHtPPER--YounR man in shipping depart
ment Of large furniture manufacturing
enCs ia handling express and parcel poat
shipment; apply In own handwriting, stating
age. experience and salary expected, l. $50,
ledger Onice.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced. no expert
mrnting: hard work fair pav; refercnI "s:
small southern city. VI l2i. LcdEer Oihr".
STENuGRApHEES
10 WANTED
MUST RE FIRST CLASS: GOOD WAGES.
STEADY WORK HERE IS YOUR CHANCE
TO 30 YOUR BIT.
APPLY
REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY
EDDYsToNE. PA.
18TH ST. GATE; BRING REFERENCE
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OFFICE FURNITURE
Tsr~s IIna desks safa~ clos cahins'S and
Fsrsra' cfsoo fr-r''"-s store nNtur-S
PATTFN FURNITURE CO.
locust An7O llo7 Arch at Race 2aoa.
6I7ISIT'6' ITTTP PTTTITRT NJ every description,
Including roll and Cat ton DESKS '''pr-
writer % hinets tables chairs clothestr"es
stools pigeonhOles, railing partition. sNelY-
'nR telephone booths aud manv more things
suitable for office store Or home.
SPAYD s2t-S'8 Walnut
PTISHCARTS scales coftee mills tea canls-
tors ~ n. "a S. Market 8Sii.
SAFES hreproof--C LOSING out at lHlf Urive:
80 new and slightly used safes; also some
with thin walls hiE harg 2i0 N. FOURTH -.
TYPE. presses, paper cutters. cases. stands
cabinets, imp. stones, etc. Bic barga ms
Phlla. Printers Supply Co. IL S. ath 81.
TYPEWRITERS-Dup OF every de-
scription; Ahats part of Spayd's business
rentals dOc per mo- up; mos. 50 up. cash,
installments; initial rental applies II pur-
chased; detailed list free,
SPANp 2l-h23 Walnut
BIG BARGAINS in diamonds, watches and
ieweirv of All kinds. Rieders Money Loan
OnIice l2s Market st., Ridge ave. and OK
ford St. 22d and South sts
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
business Properties and stores
MARKET ST. 90
Entire building 10 rear street. lot 20. 3X2OO'
hrniv PENNA. 90. 5I7 Chestnut ct.
g5N X nth ST-Curupr store 2 floors:
irnt uu sides steam heat. WILLIS.
WINCHESTER co. luul chestnut ST.
331 MARKET STREET
second. third fourth and hffh floors.
SAMUEL W. LENlS Real Estate Trust Bldg
! TOt MARTET ST.-Storn with good Dc Y.
Iight: moderate rent. WlLLlS-NlNCHES-
TER CO. 10 Chestnut ST,
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FMPIoYMFNT AGrNCrFs

COOKS. chsmbermaids, Chidnurs"s house
work girls. institution girls want positions.
M'ss Rose Doughertv, 1913 Glrard ave.
NNIE PTATZ, 3O5 s. Ilth--Private help
srrnliod AVID wanted. Phou" Walnut lIl3
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MEAT SIICFPS

EIectrIc coffee mills. meat grinders, col
nutin~ zrql rafrigpratura safes,
HOWE SrA1. y 90. SOG-SoS Arch ST.
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y NVEIGLEIN 49, Jan. 10. IDA. wife VI
George Weiglein. Funeral, TO which rela-
tiVes and friends are invited. Tues. I:3O
M 25i Mcclellan st. Mass Church of the
Sacred Heart q. IN. Int. Holy Cross Gem.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-21
INVESTMENT BANKER

has UuUItII 70 InV0st m prOVOsIITUNI- NTnUIT
write details. 2lT. Ledger E"utrdl
PENNA. CHARTER GUARANTEE CO. 20
breNol Building. incorporates and organ-
ICES CompaLies at small cost
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USED AUTOMOBILES

PAIGE 1913 touring. tbs. uytrhsu'au and
lu Al condition. can be purchased rlEht
Sold under our guaraHJcc trial plan
Rlgel0w-NtilCv Motor Co, 3nl y. Rroli.
kIANlEY CAR uses Kprusene Tot fur.
STANLEY Mo rOR CARRlAGE CO. 2s2S
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE

CARS wauted--t have customers for 3 OF 4
light h-pass cars, tell mo what yoL have
Tor sale. Call Arch Motorcsr Co, 55i3 Arch,
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

TO STBLET. March TO oct l. furn.
house. 10 rooms: min. railroad station
and trolley; heat supulied deep lot for gar
den 22a w. Hortter st.. Germantown.
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,yEATHERBY.--A she Masonic Rome.
r,n. 80, WILLIAM WETHERBY. aged 80.
saIIstiycs and friends, Lodge No. .. 4. and
N''M invited TO funeral, We'd . 80 D. M
;,rom T'' the home, 1898 y. Broad It. Int.
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STORAGE

VfCTOrY STORAGE - SPECIAL low
RATES TO NEW YOlk. BALTIMORE.
WASHINGTON ASD DISTANT POINTS,
ROTH PHONES. 02l5 MARKET ST
,rRARD STOR AGE 60. MS Glr1rd ave,
moving. packing, storage. Phone Poplar
I9O4 Park 423.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

open in an exclusive mfg. co. whose orders
arc greater than their supplies. Investigates :
~ VIII bC worth your while. 7 b-3, Led
Epr OTiCc
HAVE valuable rights IN thiS ard al 'o!n,ug
States; want man with $4,000 20 tako
charge ~ the finances; already Incorporated
and doing profitable business. 7 0O2, Ledger
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-05
Salem Went Dry Just Five
Years Ago Monday by asa

1t was just five years ago yesterday
that Salem voted dry After a vigorous
campaign both on the part of the pro-
h%ibition forces as well as those who be-
lleved in plenty of liberty Of all kinds,
the issue was forced and wheIP tho
votes were counted the prohibitionists
won ay a majority of 4S4.
The Capital Journal of November 5.
1913, the day after the elections says:
From the opening of the polls until
tie last vote was cast, both sides were
busy and every available vote was COS
out. There was no noise, no confusion
nor quarreling and no pickering, but all
with a determination to get there.,'
1t was estimated at that time more
than 100 people would be thrown out of
employment and that many others
weld feel the change. There was some
talk Of bringing an injunction against
Judge Bushey to restrain him from is
sung an order declaring Salem to be q
saloonlcss town. The injunction was to
be based on the contention that a local
option election cannot be held except at
tie time of a regular election, followed
by the assertion that the November 4,
1913, election wa a special and not q
general election. There was some talk
the day after the election of establish
ing the saloon business in West Salem-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-05
GIRLS! DRAW A MOIST
CLOTH THROUGH HAIR,
DOUBLE ITS beauty
Try This! Hair Gets Thick,
Glossy, Wavy And Beau
tiful AT Once.

Immediatef-Yesl Certains-that S
The joy of it. Your hair becomes light,
wavy, fluffy, abundant and appears
as soft, lustrous and beautiful as a
young girls after a Danderine hair
cleanse. Just try this-moisten a cloth
with a little Danderine and carefully
draw it through your hair, taking one
small strand at a time. This will cleanse
the hair of dust dirt or excessive oil,
and in Just a few moments you have
doubled the beauty of your hair. A
delightful surprise awaits those whose
hair has been neglected or is scraggy.
faded, dry, brittle or thin. Besides
identifying the hair, Danderine dis.
solves every particle Of dandruff;
e~leanses, purifies and iuyigorates the
scalp, forever stopping itching and fall
ing hair, but what viii please you most
will be after a few weeks use. when
You see new hair-fine and downy at
first-yes-but really new hair grow.
ing all over the scalp. If yon care for
pretty, soft hair. and lots of it, surely
get a small bottle Of Knowlton's Dan.
derine from any drug store or toilet
counter for a few cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-05
TRY THIS FOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
Brew it at home yourself.e Save money
and feel be;s.r right away

If you wan a splendid, economical
remedy for constipation, sick headache
dizziness and torpid liver, get a small,
package of DIR. Carriers X. and
Tea teaay and drink q eup =.
own brewing whenever You need /,
This old reliable vegetable remea.
has stood the test of time ana i ro.,
more popular than ever.
Keep a package in the house all ths
time and brew a cupful when you feel
out Of sorts, feverish or bilious. It al
ways helps-promptly-and being mia
and gentle, i just as good for childreIs
as for grognups.