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FOR SALE-H0USES

STONE q FAIRFAX
1912 New York Avenue.
10000 S-story house on I ct. n. w.
between North Capitol and list; 10 rooms.
furnace heat; immediate possession lot
s2xss.
s5.75o-K St. near list. rooms and bath;
lot 100 feet deep.
S5.25o-K st. near Washington Circle;
II rooms; hot-water heat: lot 3oxl24.
ss.SoO-K st. N. W. near list; rooms
and bath; hot-water heat; 20X1oo; so-foo'
alley; garage to hold cars.
tI,7oo-M st, near LIST; a neat little g.
room brick, house, with cellar; furnace
heat
'7.5OO-M St. between sth and 7th: )
stories Ane cellar; 13 rooms; baths: hot
water heat; very large lot.
s7.oOo-M st.. 1900 block; 3 stories; 8
rooms; very substantial structure.
s7.ooO-sOld to settle an estate; NJ 81
between 4th and 5th; 10 rooms; garage
lot 2oxl4o.
water heat; lot 1@U feet deep; l5-foot al
ley.
Is.Soo-N st: Georgetown: . rooms ana
bath; lot 47I1Io.
.7.5OS-N st. near 18th; 10 rooms; sOz
and cellar; hot-wateT heat; lot a4TI2o:
2o-foot alley.
sLbOO-P st. near TIN; stories: s
rooms; 1885; alley.
s4.OoO-P IT. near 5th; rOomrf 1szl 10.
s5.5Oc-P st. near 18th; 10 rooms: lax
%; convenient location
t5,000-On q iettered street west Of Du-
pont Circle; brick houses at sacrifice
furnace heat: lots 10 feet deep; built to
sell for $500.
ss.7seP IT.. near Dupont Circle; hot
:s.75S-R g. near 18th; stories and
stories and cellar; p feet front; = sub
Btanttal building.
rooms ana bath: IfHx10o; 1sEfcot alley.
$500 st. near sth: rooms; % feet
front; house IN excellent condition.
ss.sOo-o st, between 18th and 18th; ,
stories and cellar; 2-Etory brick garage; ;ot
-z1xioo.
ss,5OO-sth n. near N: 70 rooms: Mss.
.s;7sOm SD, st. near N; rtaEs.; 3
,5.OOO-stA r- near P; stories; 10
rooms.
ss.oOS-sth. near P: stories and cellar +;
10 rooms.
ss;5 90 ~ st. near N: 10 rOOn,i
s5.kOo.11th st, near N; stories; 10
rooms; 1885.
$500 eaeh-s brick houses each con
tanning IL rooms, on Q st.. near 5oth-
$500 st, between 18th and 18th: J
stories; hot-watsr heat: 22Iss.
ss,ooO-s st. near 18th: 10 rooms; swell
&4.seo-Florida ave. near North Capt.
toll: stories and cellar; hot-water heat
electric light gem Of a house.
$s5oo-Eear 10th ana h sts. N W:
5-story brick, renting for $40 a month:
formerly held at $1,000; valuable for bust
ness purposes
rooms. hot-water heat
&5,5oo-Eorth Capitol. near 4: 2 stories
and cellar: rooms.
&S,SSO-A corner on North Capitol. near
6. stories and cellar.
$5.soo-North Capitol It, near y; 2
stories and cellar; 2oI1oo.
$5.ooo-Rhode Island ave. near North
Capitol; stories and cellar. hot-water
heat.
&5seo-R 7 ave. between 9Th and
10th stories and cellar; 1sElo0.
s4.5oo-vermont ave. near n. stories:
1885.
5.7SO-Corcoran st. between 18th and
18th; a very substantial building, 10
rooms.
SsOOO-Corcoran ST. north side between
18th and 18th: stories and cellar: upstairs
kitchen
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$4,000

NORTH CAPITOL ST.
Near New York Ave. Brick dwelling; s
rooms and bath: suitable for store and
dwelling. Never before offered at this low
figure White occupant
MAHORNEY e. SULLIVAN
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FOR SALE-HoUSES

John w. Thompson & Company
-..--lncorporated-
7ss 18th st. Main 1I7f
18th ST., Near r. l. Ave.
Three-story brick and stone residences.
- rooms. baths; electric light; hot
$4,000
Ontario Road, $500 Block.
Twelve rooms baths: hot-watsr heat;
electric light; room for garage; large Let;
Price. i12,5oO
Chevy Chase, D. c., Morrison
Street.
Ten rooms baths, sleeping porch and
large front porch: garage; soxi32; large
lot. Price, $1,000.
Euclid ST., Near 18th.
Ten rooms. baths: hot-Watsr heat;
electric light. Price, sIo.5oO.
Kenyon ST., 1900 Block.
Ten rooms. baths; hot-water heat;
electric light; garage. Price. $io'Seo
18th ST., Near Columbia Road.
-, TIhrse:..tOsy brick 10 rooms 2 Rs tia.
S1o.5OA.
Newton St., Near 18th.
Six rooms, bath; laundry; large pOrehes:
garage; electricity; hot-water heat. Prizes.
Girard ST., Near 18th.
water heat; electric light; hardwood ,Aoors;
sleeping porch; garage. Price, ts,aso.
Kilbourne Place, Near 18th.
,6 TG rSt s-9s S: sN P ssA $3.50, :is
18th ST., $500 Block.
steam heat Price. $500.
1st st. n. W., Near r st.
Two-stOry brick; 7 rooms, bath Price.
18th St., 5000 Block.
Six rooms. 1 bath; a. m i. Price. $500.
John w. Thompson & Company
-lncorporated-
72S 18th St Main 1917
jyS-f
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Nj. Pleasant

Half square west of 18th st Three-story
colonial brick; rooms baths. cellar.
hot-water heat, electric light, hardwood
doors open hreplaees, cabinet mantels.
good lot. large porehes- Possession Price
10000.
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Price. $500

A street S. E, between Attn and 5th. A
house with hOt-water heat. This neigh
borhood compares favorabIy with any sec
tion Of Capitol Hill. Convenient to all
ear Inca Can be sold on terms Of $1,000
cash, balance $45 per month, TO include in
terest and principal
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APPLY TO
COLUMBIA LAND GO.

sEvEN-RooM HOUSES near car line; gas.
electricity. sewerage, water. sleeping
porch; large lots; garage; poultry house
and run: Immediate possession; also
room bungalows with a. m. t.: small cash
payment, balance monthly. A. GORDON,
RiveFdale, Md.
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$4.250

SIXTH ST S W
Near e. Street. Eight rooms and bath !:
brick dwelling. White occupant.
MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN
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$3.50

STORE AND DWELLING
Near Lincoln Park. Modern brick store
and dwelling; hot-water heat; electric
Iights Good sized lot. Small cash pay
ment. balance $4,000 per month, includinG
interest and principal
MAHORNEY e. SULLIVAN.
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$3.50

| III" STREET N W
Opposite Government Printing ONCE; J.
/ story brick dwelling. Suitable for business
purposes and dwelling. White occupant
| MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN
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$4,000

HOBART ST. N W
Near Georgia Avenue Brick dwelling:
rooms and bath; furnace heat. White
MAHoRNEY & SULLIVAN
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$4,000

s-roonn bungalow. bath, electric hEhta
oren fireplace in living room. Earara,
chicken house, garden planted: two acres
Of ground; 10 minutes walk from street
cars; terms
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.S12Snn

s-room house. strictly modern: excellsnt
condition. beautiful finish; electric lights.
bath. steam heat, servants house OF
rooms; all kinds OF fruit trees; "a acres
OF ground; oHe-haR cash: the balance on
tsrnA
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$500

THREE HOUSES.
Franklin 1t. N. w. Cnot an aTIey): three
1-story frame dwellings rented to colored
tenants at t12-50 each (old rentals). Easy
terms
MAHoRNEY & SULLIVAN.
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Near 18th and Fairmont SITS.
Thres-story brick, rooms. bath. cellar;
modern convsniences: good yard. Price
S7.T5o.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE
Suburban Homes for Sale
S4-Snn

Pebble-dash 7-room bungaIou bath cal
lar. hot-air heat, electric lights, modern
in every respect; two blocks from car line;
lot s5x15O; terms.
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$1,000

TWO DWELLINGS.
Near Capitol Corner alley. Shop on
bath each White owner in possession.
Lot 3IKs4 IT. Arranged for rental as
apartments Present income for portion
not occupied by owner. s5S per month.
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18th ST., Near Harvard

Full thrse-story brick, 10 rooms oath
nusfrv AoorS on first floor: good yard: 2
story rear porches. Price $500 Posses'
sion.
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Centrally Located Home

~ convenient terms. Three-story brick,
, rooms. ? baths, attractivsly finished In
srtor: well built and In good repair good
lot Price 1850.
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Girard St Near 18th

rT.,dsor,s three-story brick. with ga
Ter rooms, bath, cellar; all rooms
Is. and cheerful: cabinet mantelS; open
6repIaces: southern exposure l4rSe yaLu'
Price IS. 900.
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1880

MODERN HOME
Near f4th Street car line and Central
High School. Two-story and cellar; hot
water heat; electric light; rooms and
tiled bath Porch front Room for gar
age. Wide paved alley. White occupant
MAHORNEY e. SULLIVAN.
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MahorneY & Sullivan,

eos New York Ave. Tel Main 1921.
See Mahorney & Sullivan
They Know Washington"
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Near 10Th and California SITS.
Three-story and cellar brick, 10 rooms
baths hot-Water heat, electric light;
good lot; alley. Convenient location
Price $500.
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Attractive Home

Located in woodIey Park. which is re-
Three-story and cellar brick. With all mod
srn conyeniences, Including hardwood
doors and hot-WateP heat, electric lights.
front porch, tWo-Story rear porches, large
lot room for garage. Owner leaving the
city. Price $4,000. Want offer.
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EIGHTH ST. y. ".
Near Library. Colored occupant; Z
rooms and bath; frame dwelling; 10 per
cent investment. $500 cash. Easy month
ly payments.
MAHoRNEY & SULLIVAN
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Farms for Sale
$500

80 acres OF land, 20 acres cleared and IN
cultivation: T-room house, barn, Eranary;
other outbuildings; all kinds % large and
small fruit. $500 includes All farm i'm
plements, two horses and two cows.
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ETSo-One Of the very best homes In the
BloomfngdaIe section, near LIST and W: z
stories and cellar: rooms and bath; hot
Evster heat electric lights: lot l9xi44; 3-fOot
alley; covered porches; hardwood floors; i'm
mediate possession.
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California St Near 10Th
Bargain in s-room, 2-bath home. in one
Of the best locations in Washington
Heights. House In good condition.
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Harvard St Near 10th

A splendid residential section. Three-
,tory, coIoniaI brick rooms, baths, not
water heat, electric light. open nreplacses;
lwo-story brick garage, with space LOT
three ears; wide paved ailey- EOsseSSion'
Price. tl2.Soo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-22
RUSH H. C. L.LAWS
House Leaders Vote To Speed
Up Legislation.
To Frame Bill Prohibiting Ex-
cessive Cold Storage.

Washington, Aug. 22.-House lead
ers today moved to rush thru legis-
lation asked by Attorney General
Palmer in his campaign against profit
GERS and hoarders.
The extensions to the food control
act, giving the department of Justice
power to regulate all wearing apparel
and act against profiteering retailers
besides providing a fine of $4,000 and
two years imprisonment for all vio-
lators, will be taken up when the
house meets. Republican Leader Nom
dell expects to keep the house in ses-
sion until final action.
The house agriculture committee
expects to start work tomorrow on
another bill framed as a permanent
weapon against excessive cold storage
and boarding of food.
Representative Hutchinson, New
Jersey and officials of the attorney
generals office have framed the
measure which prohibits storage of
food longer than ten months, except
by consent of the secretary of agricuI-
ture, and provides that all cold stor-
age food must be so stamped
The government is given power to
seize by libel proceedings any food
illegally held and dispose of it at the
order of the court, as suggested by
President Wilson.
The judiciary committee next week
plans to consider permanent legisla-
ton for licensing system for corpora
lions. also suggested by the president.
The requests of departments for
money for fighting the high cost C
living will be taken up by the appro-
priations committee Monday and spec
cial deficiency bill submitted.
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Poort, left Wednesday, on a motor trip
thru southern Missouri They will VISIT
Mr.. Poort's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Haney and family will leave soon
to spend their vacation in Salt Lake City
and other points the western coast.
Miss Eta Roger, of Valley Falls, has
spent several days this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Donaldson, 202 kelam avenue.
Miss Roger is a niece of Mr.. Donaldkon.
Miss Margaret Benfeld. of Waterville,
Kan, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. X.
Earl, 2i9 Forest avenue.
Miss Marie Cowan will come Saturday
from Galesburg. ILL.,, to visit Miss Gladys
Neil and DIR. and Mrs. ]. L. Heller.
Mrs. Carrie Wilson is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joseph Florence, no Kellam ave-
nue..
Mr.. Russell Van Duzer and Mr.. Oliver,
of Perry. Kan, left Friday morning TO
spend the remainder of the summer near
Colorado Springs. Colo. Mrs. Van Duzer
and Mrs. Oliver have been in Colorado for
a number of weeks.
Mr.. c. G. Mcmillan has returned to his
home In Pickering. Mo-. after a short
visit to his sister, Mrs. J. L. Heller and
his daughters. Mrs. Walter Clancy and
Miss Ora Mcmillan.
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EAST SIDE NOTES

Notes and personals from East Side
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.
The Rev. Ogg and family will change
their residence soon from East Eighth
avenue to Manhattan, Kan. where the Rev.
VI. Ogg has accepted the passionate of the
free Methodist church.
The Amoma class of the Seward Avenue
Baptist church met Wednesday evening
Emmett street. The guests of the evening
were: Miss Ida Cary. Miss Fern Burbank,
Miss Berniece Neiman. Miss Blanche
Farquer. Miss Rose Deshler. Miss Ger
trude Boyd. The members OF the class are
planning hay rack ride which viii be
Mrs. Charles Naylor and son. Mr.. How
ard Naylor, have returned from Lawrence
Nayior will enter his second year at the
Kansas university in the fall.
Little Irma Northup has returned to
Topeka to the home of her aunt. Mrs Ira
Treadwell. after spending the summer in
Turin. Kan, with her mother, Mrs Anna
Mrs. @. Brantingham. Wilson avenue. is
spending several weeks visiting relatives
Mt Dwight. Kan. Mr.. George Brantingham
spent Sunday with his mother, but has re-
Mr.. n. P. Sleeves. al East Eleventh
street left Wednesday for an extended
visit to- his cousin, DIR. Bert Sleeves at
Mr. Clarence Lowe of Burknette. Texas.
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Lowe,
tub Branner street.
Miss Mildred Luke. Thirteenth and
Euclid avenues. is me- king her home with
her sister, Mrs. J. H. Phillips prior to
leaving for California in the interests of
her health.
Miss Florence McBroom, 436 Liberty
street. is visiting in Chicago and Lafayette,
Ind. this week.
Miss Laura Morgan has returned to her
home, jefferson street. after a vacation
spent with relatives at Alamosa. Colo.
Mrs. Alex. Robertson has returned to her
home 1908 East Sixth avenue Mrs Rob-
ertsOn spent several weeks with her hus-
band. Mr.. Robertson, who Is employed at
Pittsburg. Kan.
Mrs. Frank Gflyeat and children of Wei
lington are guests in Topeka. They are
visiting Mrs. GiIyeat's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rush Spurlock. Kansas avenue.
Wherever you go you c. NJ. Hill &
Son Adv
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
inserting Want Ads in The Topeka STATE
journal is / cent a word each Insertion !;
minimum 10 cents: by the week cents a
word minimum so cents.
COUNT THE WORDS of your ad tnclud-
Ing four words for State Journal address.
When address is used count each initial
letter and each number or combination Of
figures as one word.
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to be
classified properly must be in The State
Journal office before IL 20 O'Clock. Want
Ads received after 10 80 till rs p. m will
be inserted 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 worGs and
the rate per word for The Topeka sta: :
Journal
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REAL Estate TRANSFERS


d. T. NicoH and others to A. Shub,
lot 50 Monroe st. -$l,5OO
Shawnee Iav Co. to NJ. Tudhope,
lots lib Warren ave, Park Line -
ada. ............ 1880. %VV
X. +. Towles and wife to S. +. Hitch
ems. lots 11-12-13 Gordon St, blk b,
Fleetwood add. ...............- LOCO
W. S. Hancock and wife to, A. Hog
bin, lots 1924 Rowley St, Jones'
L. A. stevic and husband to O. Minis,
lots 3S7 pit So Lane St, Moffitt's
D. o. Stevic to same. same. 1890. $500
NJ Swan and husband to H. Swan,
lots 242 to 2J6 Ohio ave. H. Park. 1890
Farm Mtge. & TT. Co. to J. w. Harri-
son, pit lots 61S 626 Lincoln st,
NJ. ID. SUBJ. ..................... L
D. Kimes and husband to c. W.
HINES, lots 81 pit SO Kansas We,
Holzle's add. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
W. Hale to =. Barnes, lot 442 Monroe
st. Ritchie's add. ................. 400
J. F. Rosebrough and wife TO G. F.
Fix, lots 51-3 West ST., Thurston
H. q. Mcvey and wife to b. IL Sow
ers. lots 14-16-1S Boswell ave, Col
E. L. Russell and husband to a. A.
Rodger,. lots 29io-42 Illinois ave-, -,
Rodgers add. ..................... $50
H. Walter and wife to II. G. Walker,
lots 12-14-16, Swygart ave, Bed
wells sub. ..........:... - 1,OO
A. u. Stone and wife TO j. W. Shell
don, pit. ne. II 7-11-16. ............-s $500
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BUSINESS CHANCES

A REPUTABLE MANUFACTURER of high
grade automobile tires and tubes Is de-
sirous of establishing a distributor in To.
peka. to handle the adjacent territory. Par
ties must have executive ability. and be
in position to form a corporation capital
lied for approximately five thousand dol
lars. Such parties can build up a per-
manent aud lucrative business. Our repre-
sentative VIII call upon ron and explain
our proposition in detail For particulars
address b.. T.. care Journal
FOR SALE-Restaurant in Co. seat town.
doing large business. everything first
class; large stock Of goods goes with sale,
owner leaving. price 1880. 4. L. Furman
teal Estate. 100 West Sth-
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MALE Ann rEMAI.E


WANTED-Man and wife to work and
manage an so acre farm near North To-
peka, will pay liveral salary and also
divide chickens, eggs and milk and fatten
two hogs for winter meat. Applicant must
have some experience in farming and not
Answer Farmer" care State Journal.
HUNDREDS MEN-W0MEN-wAS
81 100 year. Government office and out
side positions. List free. Franklin In
stftute.. Dept. 1898, Rochester, N. y.
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senator's Injuries Not serious.

washington. Aug. %. = Senator
Duncan L. Fletcher of Florida, who
was knocked down last night by a
street car was not seriously injured
and probably will be out in a week,
physicians announced today after an
examination. There were no frac-
lures. altho the senator was badly
bruised and cut
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LOST AND FOUND.
$50 REWARD

For recovery Of dark Jersey COW. about
G years old, horns. long tail, full white
udtler with small fifth teat giving milk
missing night of August s. Call 2Gi2 n 8 OF
2105 N 4.
summer house at Gage park Sunday at
ternoon return the eye glasses to Santa Fe
Watch Co. and no questions asked
FOUND, scientific matchmaker. lis East
4th ST.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. advertising solicit
tor. one who can lay out and write good
copy; also good special man. Call on or
address Chns. f. Lagerstrom, adv. manager,
Topeka State Journal.
WANTED-YOung men to ship, hospital
help; 2nd cooks: fry cooks; head cook,
sos week; waiter SO wk. kitchen helpers !;
bell boys: porters; man and wife cooks;
married farm couples laborers for Topeka :;
man with auto TO travel on commission
Furman's Labor Agency, 100 West Sth.
WANTED-young man for clerical work ;
good chance for one not afraid of work
and reliable: must have reference; prefer
young man living at home. Apply 20 J. l..
cleveland at Rock Island depot news
stand.
YOUNG MAN about 1G years Of age FOR
office work See c. L. Stockwell, South
western Bell Telephone Co., sos Central
National Bank Bldg.
CARPENTERS and laborers wanted,
steady work, good wages. Call at time
keepers office Stock Yards Co., 10th and
Genesee SITS. Kansas City, Mo.
wANTED-Young man about IS to 20
good chance for promotion. Apply Greer
news stand, Rock Is1end station.
WANTED-Janitor at the Chocolate Shop,
s11 Kan. Ave
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Waterman. steady
position. Address 3X4. care Journal.
wANTED-Maie agents. eo6 E. 4th St.
IopekH, Kan.
WAHTED-Press feeder. Apply Crane 4
Company.
DELIVERYMAN WANTED--1035 Clay.
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WANTED-50 dining room and lunch coun-
ter girls, $40 to $50 mo-. board and room.
free transportation: women cooks; counter
girls for Topeka. SO wk. maids, institu-
ton help; kitchen help: man and wife
cooks for hospital. &125 mo-. furnished.
Furman Employment Agency, 100 West Sth
WANTED-waitresses and lunch counter
girls, local and out Of town, ideal work
ing conditions. hours and 40 minutes a
day. experience unnecessary. $40 per month
room and board while learning. See Man
ager Harvey House, Santa Fe station.
GIRL for general housework. good cook.
September 3rd; two in family. Call be-
tween $3.50 and s o'clock evenings, at Ills
Topeka Ave. Telephone 1919.
EXPERIENCED young woman or man.
adaptable general book storework. Knowl-
edge tyPewriting beneficial, not neces-
sary. Pendry's Book Store. IFS West 9Th.
MAID WANTED at 1925 Harrison. Phone
3742
WLANTED-A cook at Chocolate Shop, s11
Kansas ave.
WANTED-White women. Apply Willis
Norton & Co.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.
STENOGRAPHER

wANTED-An alert.s ambitious young wo-
man capable OF doing high grade steno-
graphic work. Must have initiative and
ability to carry responsibility Promotion
will be based on her ability to handle we'll
the work entrusted to her. In this position
there is a good permanent future with pos
sibilities Of some executive responsibility.
only those who can meet the above qualifi-
cations need apply. Those interested
shoufd apply in person.
THE pfERSEN TELEGRAPH TRANS
MITTER COMPANY.
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We Buy ali school Books Self before
the change. Pendry's Bookstore. lis
wASHINGS WANTED-Will call for and
deliver. Phone 2932 K 2.
POULTRY wAETED-E. c. Wise. 1927
Kansas ave. Phone 954.
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EXPERIENCED young lady wishes posi-
ton as waitress, dishwasher or operator.
Night hours wanted. ID. W., care Journal
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OAKLAND NOTES.

Notes and personals from Oakland
by Frances Jones' Telephone $3.50.
Mrs. c. Poort and daughters, Miss Pearl
and Miss Ruby Poort. and son. Mr.. Milton