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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04
kimono club Luncheon.

The regular bi-monihly meeting 81
the klmono club took the form of a
luncheon given for Mrs Henry Thomr-
son one of the original club members.
who will leave neN, month 10 make
her home IN Tulsa. with Mrs " u
Newman as hostess Nas,urilums in
pretty baskets decorated the tables
and dainty luncheon was served 10
Mrs r l. Fulton and Mrs George
Green both Of oklahoma City and Mrs
Melville Carter ~ Cashion. who were
all former members as the only extra
guests During thu afternoon a same
of auction was enjoyed and tn" prince
awarded 10 Mrs Thompson. Mrs Car
ter and Mrs y Fitzpatrick
" VI n
Banquet for Returned Soldiers.
The Lutz Welfare club gave Q han
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04

aurt al she osfeieria last evening
honoring the returned soldiers who
have again taken up their work at
The y o I.ula dry goods store. wha ar,
Harvey Matcheli William whitlsd,
Walter Callcn. John Oaichen Nathan
Choai, Harry callcn aud Paul Mey
cite The tables we're decorated with
roscs and toe places OF the returned
soldiers drAp,d With flaKr A ihrvc
course Dinner was served io eighty
guests. which included ihe members
of the club. their wives ana husbands
and Mr. ana Mrs nelsch, Mrp . o
/ Luty and Mrs y " LinlE MI Glenn
Householder was toaaimas,er Tor the
occaaion and toasis were given frr
the returned soldiers a. well as the
three that are silll away Hollis Pasa \
more. Guy Holloway aud Fred Mia.
After he dinner program OF musi
cal selections and readings was siyan
BY Paul Meyetlc. Mrs Grace conaor.
Mrs STEERS. Miss Florence lawkils
and Miss Thelma Roe Dancing VS.
enjoyed after which they marched 90
"The Fountain" where rcfrrahm,nts
were served and dancing enjoyed
Patrons Club.
The Patrons club viii meet At ihl
home of Mrs y Resroad on Thurs
day afternoon honorinE Mrs Char /
lotto Powers. the club secretary. VII ]
viii leave soon 10 make her home in
winfield. Kan. where har daughter,
Miss Alma, viii enter school
Il NJ N
On Saturday. Miss Margaret Under .
wood, who IN on the way from Nor +.
| man 10 her home in Denver, Colo, VIII
be the guests OF Miss Louise hlerer
x y X
Mrs o oliver Ia spending the wec<
in Oklahoma city with her sister Mira
Charles Van Cllef Mrs Van Cllef,
who was taken suddenly lll two ", aks
ago ia slightly improved.
n " NJ
Mrs ] u Wachtel and daughter of
Oklahoma CITY. are guests AZ the home
of Mrs A A West
n * n
The dinner which WAS in have been
given ut the Methodist church 90 Fri
day. has been postponed until June
18th.
n n
Mrs q A Hughes went 10 Edmond
Yesterday, where she attended re-
ception given at the home Of Mrs John
Angel.
Mrs l. c Birchfield left last night Tor
her home In Cisco. Texas. after two
weeks visit with her mother. Mrs
Lexey HUI.
~ y y
Miss Sadie Brakey and Mrs G N
Sanders were In Oklahoma City on
Monday. where they purchased aome
Of the fixtures for their new ready Z
TO wear store. Miss Brakey will huy
other fixtures in the east.
" y y
500 Club Adjovrns for Summer.
The Six Hundred club held the last
meeting OF the summer on Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs Charles
Belts. with only the club members
present After the usual hours spent
with fsncywork and conversation. a
delicious luncheon was served.
E v =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04

luncheon fof Ml.s ssssusr.

A lwctty sweeipea laneheon ~as
sissn Al / o'clock On Tuesday al the
home ot Nr~ Howard rfe Cor Miss
Dorothy scnuer. whose marriage to
"A stanley Lewis of Columbus. ohio,
MI, sake place this month Nrs fife.
assisted hy her Sister. Miss Jeanette
Phillips. served delicious tour coaru.
luncheon With a color scheme Of pink
and white Seated wiih Miss sssaucr
was her mother. Mr. William Sesauer.
her sister. Mrs i.ioyd Leonard and the
members o, her hish school sorority.
Mrs Andrew Dlackmore. Miss Louise
Blerrr. Miss Margarei Armantroui and
Miss Muriel Van Hoorer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04

aud Mrs w Burns entertained With
q five hundred party a ~. A o Z W
ball last evening About slfiy guests
enjoyed a game OF caraa and ths fas-
ors Tor high and low scores were
awarded to Miss Kathryn Cassidy, =
Metz. George Upton and Mrs Upton
An &c. course was served al The close
OF The evening
" = y
Hear II q provinces. teachers and
lecturer, at the First N y chnrch.
Thursday. SPIN. Mr. provinces hss an
adult class at the Christian church
Sunday schooi In Oklahoma city. with
an average attendance Of 80 iiis
address will be Sunday Schools and
Citizenship
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04

~ The Illness of hsr daughter. Afs
Gerald Fitzgerald
n n d
Saiire. Hebekahsl STAFF praetIes
"Wednesday night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04

Aisaisoa. kan. ihs aiirasfss houss
ruc-is - Miss ilsisn Jsnsins rhe
sa~s,s aad assisianis ~ofs eesuii'al
corsaxs bsqueis q p|nk s~eelpeAs ent
r,~ss sni ln ths alnins fuem ~hefe
lhs fsfr~smsnts - INA heart sAsesa
ices ana eakss ssre SERVED saisfili4es
~sfs as.d IN The decorations snd Miss
nisrsr 49, assistsd b, eer mefhsf.
Ngs nlrr,f. Mr. 4 u lAair Miss isl.
en Jenllns. Ms ioaiss nafke aud
Mary aud osnssless pssis Aecai
th|rty-fve of ~ youns maircns and
girls called durins ihe sfiefneon
INTERNAL Dinner.
Mr. and Nrs I. Roland had a. Their
dinner guests. Rev Falhsf John Van
aasisl Ma niece. Nis. Marie Van
Gasisi and Mr and Mr. PRANK uresh
am. Miss Van Caslel lef, la.l uishi
for the east where the ~ill b. ~.
sared ia chaaisaquA sofk during The
summer and In Sep smhsr wiil leave
for her home IN n.lklanl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04

oAtlv r-ou uosr.
weod. are La leay.s and shsre
iAsy masi aboaut mach ifuh = ssnee
hsnsaiA b. rarely fouud
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04

Mrs l. II Mafchett was called TO
Kansas CITY this morning on account
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-11
RED CROSS AIDS
DISCHARGED MEN
Disabled Soldiers viii Be Tax
en- Care of by Local
Branch.

To fulfu the pledge of the Re-
Cross to stand behind every soldier
who fought for world democracy. a
home service section Of the national
Red Cross has been organized. with
representation in Mishawaka C. A.
Ostrom heads the local committee.
which has secured Mrs. s.. s.. Bauer.
formerly OF Cincinnati. trained as an
executive secretary Of the Red Cross.
To charge OF the work here.
With offices IN the city hall she is
prepared TO extend aid 70 all dis
charged or disabled soldiers. assist
ing them in their etu 10 indus
trial life. IN the securing OF disabil-
ity compensation from the govern.
ment. or the opportunity for vOca-
rional training 10 better their con.
ditiOn.
Mrs. -. W. Mix heads a commit
tee or women TO assist ia the work
the personnel OF which has not ye.
been determined. These women viii
be known as volunteer visitors. and
will aid Mrs. Bauer i'm her home
service Effort y committee Of
business men 10 act as an advisory
board will be named later. II viii
consist OF a physician. "a lawyer. an
employer Of labor. and an employ'
TO represent labor.
The home service branch Of th'
Red Cross is one ON which the coun.
try is coming 20 lean for recon.
struction work among the disabled
soldiers. The primary object OF this
worthy organization is 10 aid tn,
men incapacitated by the wal
through injury or illness or indus
trial maladtustment. II is regarde,
as essential that this service be un
dertaken through the channel OF n,
home. The Red Cross has becom'
synonymous with service, and mUcI
is expected OF it in the way OF aid
ing the returning men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-11

Plenty Of carnations and potted
a,ants for Mothers day. G.. l..
Powell, l21 y. Main 81. 10t3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-11
IMISHAWAKA NEWS
NeOs Times Office lO Lincoln Way West Home Phone 49, Bell &c
TITUS u II DEMAND.

Rev. G.. 81. Titus. pastor Of the
First Christian church, is "a busy
man these days He has delivered a
number OF addresses ar different
points drf.ls the past feW days and
his time is gully occupied Ger ,h,
next 10 days lie gave the bacca-
laureate address a- LaDaz Friday
night. az Sew CARLISLE and Bourbon
LAST week. and .h,s week viii adj
dress the j.. II. O.. A.. conference at
Fort Wayne on Tuesday afternoon
and evening. and on Thursday after
noon viii also speak at the state
convention ~ the Christian church
AT indianapolis. 4 week from next
Thursday he is scheduled to again
speak before the state underwriters.
who will be in convention at Indian
apolis.
ALUMNI TO MjLFT MONDAY.
The Nishawaka High school
alumni viii hold "a meeting in the
high school auditorium Monday
evening.
DIR. MakielskI. osteopath. 126 W.
Second st. Advt,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-11
ALEXANDER 70 OPEN
NEW STORE FRIDAY

Louis n. Alexander. for IS years
in business ia south Bend on Mich
and Chaplin SITS. Will next Fri
day open a store ut III Lincoln way
w. with gents furnishings. boys
clothing. shoes and general goods
pertaining 70 this line Of merchan-
disc. Mr.. Alexander has made eX-
;casive alterations IN the room which
was formerly occupied by the G.. L.
Barnard * O. hardware firm. He
Will handle the famed SELF Royal
Blue shoes. which will be featured
in his advertising. He states that
he will keep his stock up 10 the top
notch and will not disappoint Mish-
awakans i'm his selection OF offer
.ngs. His motto is quality. value
and service. as in the past. He will
reside in the city just as o as he
can secure living accommodations.
+. f. Coats Co. undertakers. hare
moved to their new funeral home.
corner Third and Race sts. I7tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-11
WHEN MEN BETR,Y"CoMING

That often used term punch" has
been applied 10 many plays and
phOtodramas. sometimes advisedly
and sometimes for the mere sake Of
attracting attention. As a conse-
quence many pictures of unquestion-
able punch" have not been taken
seriously. But when the public finds
a story which really has that quality
il is quick 10 appreciate the fact and
express its appreciation in unpre-
cedented attendance. such is the
ease with "Wnen Men Betray." fea-
turing Gail Kane which is booked
20 be shown at the Lincoln theatre
beginning Wednesday for two days.
When Men Betray' not only pos
sesses unqualified punch" but il
strikes "a keynote OF human interes;
that is seldom attained by the most
capable of directors. Gail Kane
needs no Introduction 20 screen pa
irons. Her peculiar gifts find their
best opportunities in this gripping
story Of a husbands i|nfdelity. Miss
Kane is surrounded with q com
pany Of artists which but enhances
the appealing character of her cat
ing. Robert Elliott is seen as the
husband. n man Of wealth. who is
uured from the sanctity of his own
dreside by "A woman he is unable "a
resist. Gail-Kane plays the wife.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-11

WE PAY $50 spot cash for fun cOu-
pom Liberty bonds. Highest market
prices for other issues. Accrued in
terest allowed. No checks. Partly
paid contracts bought. Open $50
a IN. 10 $50 p. m. G. l.. Guthrie.
i2s ]. NJ. S. Bldg. fourth door.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-11

DR. II W. Reynolds. Dentist.
Mishawaka Trust Bldg. Home phone
fS.-Advt 23tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-11

FOR SALE-Piano i'm good condi-
ton. Inquire evenings 516 y. Cedar
81. 1Ot1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-11

FOR REET-Two furnished house
keeping rooms. Apply 127 W.
Eighth s. Bell phone 564. 1Ot2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-11

FOT; SALE-A medium size paper
baler. a boat. "A acres $1,000.
Near town. payments lots 5000
~bStrdnder, photographer. l0tl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-11

Bonds. Bonds-Bring your bonds 20
Mr.. Stark in the Mishawaka
Trust Cos. building. open even
ings. 15tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-11

FOR SALE-Seyen room house on
F. Lawrence 81. Electric lights aud
gas for cooking. Sewer and water
to curb. Two lots. small garage
Price S2.10O. Stark Realty Co
22tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-11

WANTED-Girl TO help i'm store
kuss Baking CO. 1Ot1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-11

LIBERTY BONDS-If YOU are
forced TO sell. YOU are entitled TO
the highest market price with &C
crued and earned interest 10 date
Bring your bonds To us Get our
price and convince yourself.
CAMP. THOENE and Co.
lO3 ~. Main st-Oliver Hotel Bldg
Phone Bell 16S1-Hours > q 8.
Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-11

DIR. Makielskl. osteopath. 126 "
Second st. Adv
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-25

county sub iecf fe taxa lion for flc pur
posse &c paying tae interest on said
Nonis and to provide sinking fund
for ne redemption thereof Hi maturity
Noaee OF said election sntil Pee sifen
81 publication 70 d newspaper publish
wets betor ~ iate Or said election.
tud n tilfticu hereto snail BE- posted
notices 81 such election a three public
places u tne county ot NNoce-' enc OF
Which han he az tho Court House
door for fhtNe WeHka prinr 20 said
election
foloaIne election precincts ana az the
following uHmfi polling places. TO-
Mlt
.e.l"n No .'i' Ii,e7''
l..''ti"N iN'iit ~" 'lt I"H
'.,''n ~" Peg "i h'''
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l''' ,..n f'e''"'l no = "eD'h'hS"
Election i'ioe'n.i 10. o' az of near
hoN
r. tteN ~ g. rs '' t'"'
$50 n'rs Sit.ei school tionse
ii' iNn NN 'i N' N''i
n'a'Ni HNnh
ION rDlnlt no ~ oi N'ai
tnIesn school House
Yen i4'sihet ~" = ih 'Ne io"h
ini-lifn
firfion i'fe'in'i ~" iN AT or near
iHtniAti i'"i ii'.'t
i.itt ii'. NN'lH'A N". % ~ tn' i"Nit
oi Nfua Nuloe
ftecunn iie'ihfi 10 W. in the town
oi iAn4unie,
Election licelnDi No. AN' ih tNe loNh
ol honstown
Electicn Precinct So H. in me town
nf li~uul
EIcctlun itec.nst 80. 10 a' or retr
nsn huUl honfe
tlocii"n freinei 80. ~. al OF Ae"f
Morsan Hii
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-25


Election Precinct No q af or near
faimicw School House jno Dunn
Election Precinct 80 s. ar or near
Tnl0s0 School House. WIN EoarA
Harry Page
of Cuauen G. j NIlcn John Harne,
Election Precinct Np 90. at or near
hlunfxer school House Mlus Wright.
" q. sutherland
Election Precinct ne 4. la the town
OF Aqua Duice WIN Word Albert
Hofnshv.
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tNnf
Of KUHtoNu D. o. Sands A. d. rHnlr
e. g. hrendio WIN BHuer
Election 'rec.u $50. 3D. in fHe t0ns
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riaf,Ian pra,,nt. 81 "a .t obi, nov.
l0ao ~ehnoi lfor.r psni Hel,msnr al
Allen. c Mccoy u III eod.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02
WOMAN OFFERS HER
HOME FOR MEETING
Mrs Ucnr, T. Dawson Wants Heads
OF Bir Dusinc~s. Labor and GOV
,Tnns,nt "a Hold Conftrnts~

/ NEW YDHk. S-pt tn. "a alh'ihl
country home 0r Mrs Henry J. bh'i-
/ son on Long Island has been offered
n- q meeting place for 'he heads OF
biz buAnrrs labor and IN" govern
mrnt "a dinru~ prOhiems growing
or Of the national industrial Ntuh
uau Mrs Dawson, Nhu - one OF
Sew YORK = social leaders has inFit-
cd many prominent mon ana women
iu attend the initial meeting next
Saturday
The aurEcttion was frst brought
10 The attention .0t the com muuity
,uun~lla ~ national defence and Mrs
Dntisun IL convinced such a get TO-
grthcr conference may ~ long
vuy tovnrd finding "a solution tor the
present industrial unrest 1t iT IN
tended 20 nerve the double purpose
Of bringing lahor and capital together
foe "A frank disruaTion and better
informing members Of the councltH
u the efforts that are being cHeTi'd
10 settle some ~ the paramount
questions ~ the day
rharlrs NJ Schwnh has been iHylt-
ed 10 preside AZ ne first conferences
ana ,mung other prominent persons
naked to are GeodEr w Perkins.
SlchoIaR =. Rradv, Uornard VI hH-
,1rh Clrsejnnd II Dodge Myrou r
ifr.rl,',. tohn Fi'ch, Irving T Hush,
rahn NrT Hownan Il u Henson,
pr charles A Hcard, l.. J caldwell
william e Corey, Joseph +. drac~,
Grofre Foster Peabody Louis Mar
shall RodmRn NHnnmnker Nc
Cuur Lindsay Charles u lHg"rsol'.
Louis q kaufman, william fellowes.
Alfred e Morilns John r TOWN.
Nrs whuelnw Reid. Mortimer T.
Schlr. Mannis straus, Arthur Len
man and ordWay T"ad.
Following Saturdays meeting
luncheon viii hc served nt Peacerock
point. Long Island with social LEAD
.cis acting ns ho~ttsNoT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02
REVIEW OF FLEET
THRILLS MULTITUDE
Secretary of Navy p,n,ris, ALng
With Dth"r national AMI State
Officials see Spectacle.
MANY THOUSANDS GATHER
Event Not EdualIcd Since Men ~
War Visited san Irnu'l-cu Port
In NAV ~ 1908

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p"I. 900 lIs '"'. "' 'h". "n''d hHI
HHU tranrifyn horn spectator 10 r
n'l". review.
SOL 'rH ihru,'l H' 'I. Thought
ma ih" lI''l hHl COME +" make liv
hong in.it'|Ir whlrtH.
Mai""lrtlN tn" long Inn NJ wtr
'rar rrrp' carefully through tho
HHrN" Golden GATE. past the rr..
r,dlp mIllfHr. reservation aud tho
once Iurr'Putbtr odd Fort rutut
whose lhlot, brirk wallis tho. ,u.f.
ucrr-N ~ riHi W1r drH built Iu
withstand tho solid shot NJ purut
friratos, pHst the modern rur,
Smiley ma NFluroid Scott Du lh. a,u
lruuclsyo std" II lh- hnrnuI and
under The Ions rams, gums ll Forts
Baker Nurd Inur, hidden lu the
golden brown hills uu tho unup.Ifr
shore N,hcrr Noun, TompIntle
stands yrutlnrl fu the Golden Gatr
As he hattlcship oregon was
passed hA the leading drendnauFhfs +
Telegraph nm. a landmark fmrd .
for It's association with snu Fran
citcus early history cnIue into WOW .
iis rocky SLOPE Ihlckly crowded with .
Eigh iaccrs Thence. the flee, swung I
into the upper bay mast Gonf isinnd (
and came In rert while the hnrhur .
rcsoundra with thu shriiiinE" Of
whistles from scores of welcoming
craft
the formllitlcs hcqan with iho.nu
chorlnE ~ the oregon commanded
by Capt Ivan WcttnEill or the old .
exposition Erounls now the MnrIuu
At 10 o'clock About II Mr.. nanlela
ana the secretnrIaI reviewing mart.
boarded the historic vessel
As the secretary reached the uunr.
tcrdeeR and tho naval form for hla
ndven; was fulfilled. the hin runs M
Fort scott hoomcl IA salute Of ~
guns
by this time long line Of the
fleet t-comInp augle III. w,s n,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02

As an improvement on IN" Wrh
fingered glove for s~imhrrs an m
vcntor hAs patented one WIN aIH"
Of webbing surrounding the hhho n
wc,l a. fnIdNnpa bctRern the fing"rs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Sept .
Roy Calvert a switchman. was to.
day found dead IN he'd ~ a res no rf
"A bullet wound. Mrs Alma Calvert
his wife, who saws she formerly lived
IN Memphis Tenn. is hcing held ln
inil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-15

printing problem it ever met and you have the
answer, sohy don't you tell it to eUery busine,s
man in every important city in the country. Yos
osOe it to them as an economic duty"
Therefore, this advertisement is being pub
lished simultaneously in every city where we
have an Office. 1t is published for the express
reason gven-and there will be no repetition
of it. NoqD is the time to investigate-reach for
the telephone. We certainly hope the Multi
graph can help you-but-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-15
In my office | have a
most unusual exhibit of nrinted

In my office l have a
most unusual exhibit of printed
matter of every sort-the list is printed
At the right. am calling your attention to this
in ONE advertisement-there will not be
secondhand I wanf eOery business man TO
KNOW THE FACTS.
want you, personally, to see the variety of
this printing, and the quality of this printing,
md to learn tho amaSingiy LOW COST of this
printing
Don't rely on secondhand information, come
your,et. You'll knosO quality when you see it;
and haue the actual fgures of the actual Sse,s
10 prove the cost of production.
In this emergency there
is no excuse for any one to be
ignorant Of qphat the MaAng,aph can
DO and is DOING. No excuse for thinking it
doesn't do real printing No excuse for over
hooking the hundreds of kinds of Multgraph
features-many of sDhieh are pa,sing eVery day
wight under your nose-every one of which meant
big saving in time, and big saving in money
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One of the best-looking letter-heads you've
seen for long time was printed on the Multi
graph-you said "Finel" and never even tried
TO find out where it was printed-fhough you
Kicked like a steer at the last inOoie1 for Print
Tag Jour oaDn sfationery.
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The Multigraph in this

country vii make ThTly WlIlfon
imprssnons CHS very day, and tons and
tons of paper will be used for the purpose in all
kinds of business concerns.
The demand for Multigraphs in September
was 300 greater than ayear ago; this month it
will be 1000 greater. The business men of
America have naked up to the fact that it is one
Of the best buys in labor-saving proft-making
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fools-they have gone to the mat with big
printing problem and got real facts and real
figures just as you can do.
This is not a bluff, or
camouAage or anything but
simple statement of fact. This advertise
ment is printed because business man came to us
and said, ''When business isfacing the stiffest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-15
Read This !!

You walk into friends office and he shows
you the forms by which he keeps track of his
Unsatisfactory cost Sheets stock records, job
tickets, shipping forms-all sorts of features that
mean better. and cheaper production. And you
never learn that somewhere in his office Multi
graph is paying for itself on that pork alone,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-15
Tons of printed cards,
tags. labels. folders and en-

closures are made more effective by I'M
PRINTING-and yet you are too Indifferent
or too uniformed to know that your competf
tors SAGE hundreds Of dollars year by using
Multigraph for imprinting.
You say you believe in direct-mail advertis-
ing and do lot of t-but you also beieUe in
paying feOiee as much for it as you need to. If
not why haven't you noticed that some of the
stuff that comes in your mail and gets your bust
ness aOas printed on the Muitigraph5
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@You Can't Buy Malhgraph Unless You Need It."
Look at These {!
printed on the Multigraph"


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