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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-03
WANTED-AGENTS


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Write for it today. CLOVIS Knit Hosiery
Co, Philadelphia, Pa.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-03

quoise beads arranged in an embroi-
derry design. There is narrow edge
of turquoise satin ribbon that runs
along the embroidery. A heavy gold
chain goes about the waist and drops
to the bottom of the skirt with a ball
of blue turquoise at the end. There is
a buckle of turquoise on the belt. The
shoulders, back and arms are entirely
bare. The slippers are of gold, and
the stockings of turquoise.
Although we in America do not ap-
prove of metallic brocade for summer,
which is a part and parcel of the rem
aissance of ancient splendor, it is best
to be warned beforehand that the i'm
porters feel that a brocade season is to
come upon US next October. 1t is
promised by Paris that the fabric can
never become cheaply popular. for the
reason that the demand exceeds the
supply. 1t is said that the French
factories are not able to turn out a
sufficient quantity of these sumptuous
brocades to supply the orders of the
Paris dressmakers If this is so. the
woman who likes brocade would bet
ter buy it now.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-03
THE HOUSEHOLD
Edited by ANNE KIrTENMoUsE
Planning Warm Weather Menus.

"
The problem of planning the menus
is simpler in summer than it is in
winter because of the wider choice of
fruit and vegetables which is possible
at that time; but on the other hand, 1t
is difficult to plan a summer diet
which contains sufficient nourishment
and is at the same time not too heat
ing or too heavy.
1t should be remembered that
greater amount of starch and fats are
necessary to maintain a we'll balanced
diet in the winter than in the summer.
On the other hand, a diet composed
exclusively of fresh fruit and green
vegetables is not nourishing enough
to satisfy the demands which work
and exercise make on the mind and
body.
Meat once a day. even if it is ordi-
narily eaten more frequently, is often
enough in warm weather. Eggs and
cereals can take its place at breakfast
and vegetable soups and salads can
serve for the main dish at luncheon
Milk, too, is good warm-weather sub
stitute for meat, providing it is pure
and fresh.
For dinner fish, when it can be had
fresh, can often be substituted for
meat. Made dishes of timed fish. too
are tempting and pourishing; scalloped
salmon, creamed shrimps, jellied fish
and fish loaf are all good summer
dishes
A good rule to guide the house
keeper in the choice of vegetables is
to use those that are in season. There
is little need to caution the economical
housewife to do this for the vegeta-
bles in season are always those that
are cheapest and freshest and most
economical Vegetables should be
eaten in abundance when they are
cheap and fresh. Vegetable soup, two
cooked Vegeta bles and salad of lettuce
combined with tomatoes. peppers, cold
cooked vegetables or fruit can all be
served for dinner in war weather.
Heavy buildings and pies are out of
place in the warm-weather menu and
so are rich cakes and pastries. In
their stead plenty of fruit should be
served; and when fruit is not avail
able, custards, creams, gelatine des-
serts or a frozen dessert of some kind
can be substituted.
Just because you want to serve
fruits as often as possible is no reason
why you should serve them monot-
onously. Any fruit can be made into
an ice. sherbet or ice cream. 1t can
be served chilled thru with a syrup
of sugar and water which was poured
over it when it was hot; it can be
served as a light and delicate pud-
ding, or as the filling to a light, f1aky
pastry crust. Occasionally, of course,
it can be served plain, for nothing is
more delicious than fresh berries with
cream, or sliced peaches when they
are juicy, luscious and of good flavor.
Sponge cake, white loaf cake simply
iced or macaroons can all be eaten
with raw fruit for summer desserts.
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BusINEss CHANCES.

GOING TO LOS ANGELES, CAL. For
valuable, reliable impartial information
about living conditions and other matters
here, address p. o. Box 10, Los Angeles,
Cal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-03
wAyTED-MALE HELP


MEN-Age II to % Experience unneces-
sary. Travel: make secret investiga-
lions, reports. Salaries; expenses. Ameri
can Foreign Detective Agency, 221, st.
Louis
SIS TO SIG weekly in your spare time, do
ing special advertisement work among
the families of your city. No experience
necessary. Write today for full particulars.
American Products Co., 1S5 American
Bldg, Cincinnati, Ohio.
OPERATIVES Experience unnecessary.
We instruct you. Travl, make secret
Investigations Salaries, expenses. Hartley
Detective Agency, St Joseph. Missouri
BARBER-First-clas can make $25. SIS
guarantee. 6 80 closing. Whit Doug ass,
care Stag EmpOria, Kan.
MEN WANTED for detective work. Write
j. Ganor, Former U. 5. Govt. Detective
Danvlle. ILL.,
SHOEMAKER WANTED at once Two
first class shUemakers. Rays Rapid Shoe
Repair System, ia Kansas ave.
WANTED-Painter, brush hand. Conner A
Hughes. Wamego, Kansas.
WANTED-Boy to work in candy factory.
Rigbys, 500 Kansas ave.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


f. J. Ziegler and others to J. C.
Maichels, pit. NV. Il 1S-13-17. 81 900
Same to j. Matney, pit. NV. Il 1S-13-1I $3.50
w. c. Honea and wife to H +. Guth-
RE and others, lot 151 jefferson St,
Holidays add; also lots SCI to
5O7 inc, 18th st. E. Rodgers q Davis
add; lots 235-7 Chestnut St, Metz
gers 3rd add; pit. lots 1892, all "a
80 Madison st. north, c and DIS
c. NJ Brown and wife to w. NJ Gar
rison, lots 1j4-5 Crane St, Cranes
add. .................... 1,5Oo
pit. 4-11-16 ...'.............i. LOO
f. L. johnson and wife to J. H. Me
Naughton, pit lot 21T, all 219, pit.
%. 10th st, Oakley's sub 1
G. F. johnson and wife to II. c. Will
son, lot 43S, pit. 436 Garfield ave,
Elmhurst 3,20O
NJ. Longaker and others to J. A. Pat
terson and wife, pit. Sc. 4 11-12-1J. 1000
C.. W. Longaker and wife to same, sc.
"A 11-12-1o !
w. +. Cuthbert and wife to A. II.
Davis. lot 197. pit. 8, West St.
Horne's 2nd add. Observation-Disclosures. $500
+. w. Pears to f. Elsner, lot 45S Kan
sas ave, Ritchies' add ............ 1900
w. r. Hutson and wife to C. NJ. boss
man. lots 44S-52 Brooks ave-, j. Nor
]. NJ. Holt to G. Gray, lot 1S4 pit. 49,
Paramore St, ParamOre's 2nd add. 80
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-03

A girl should not bestow her kisses
promiscuously, but save them for the
man she intends to harry.
Miss Reilly will answer in this
column all questions on matters of
etiquette addressed to her in care of
this paper. If a personal reply is de-
sired, enclose a Scent stamp.)
Xenia: Many hostesses allow gem
tlemen to smoke at a supper table,
after the meal is at an end This
should not be done, however, unless
every lady present approves. as the
smell of tobacco smoke is offensive to
some.
Joe: Why not give your friend the
same explanation of the matter you
gave me? If she is broad minded, 1
am sure she will understand your posi-
fiOD
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-03

Sumptuous Eastern evening frock of
supple brocade. in henna and gold
trimmed with large turquoise beads
and turquoise ribbon. Heavy gold
chain is the girdle, with turquoise
buckle and tassel.
They brought henna into fashion
from the East; they reinstated tur-
quoise, masses of gold, chains of bull
lion. the uncovered shoulders and
arms, and the ornamentation of the
hair. We wear many of these things
without realizing their source. We
know that king David and King Sol
ONION led very merry lives" and we
know. thru the Bible. without giving
particular attention to it, that the
clothes of that day were more than
magnificent; they were sumptuous,
subtle, sensuous and suggestive.
The modern woman, if she wishes
it, has chance to look as tho she be-
longed to King David's splendid court.
She is faced with recrudescence of
glorious era in costumery, all because
General Allenby had the superhuman
nerve and courage to bring the waters
of the Nile into Palestine.
Hcnna, Turquoise and Gold.
So, when you see the splendid new
evening gowns in henna, turquoise and
gold. with great chains of bullion en-
comprising the hips and tassels of
turquoise hanging to the ankles, you
may let your mind flicker back to the
ancient history of Judea and remem-
Der with a thrill what one British
general did to recover that land from
the infideI
There is a gown worn this season in
America which could have been worn
in the pesence of King David 1t is
sketched today.
1t is of henna and gold brocade, soft
and sinuous, trimmed with large tur-
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-03
FIRST WAR BRIDE.
Topeka Soldier Marries a
French Girl in Paris.
Claude E. Aldridge Still Over
seas With His Wife.
she COULDN'T TALK ENGLISH
And He Couldn't Speak French
But Who Cares!
Charlotte Is Her Name and
"Her Eyes Converse"

Girls! It's happened! A Topeka
Yank has married a French girl. a
Partisan
Twas truly a case of love at sight
1t wasn't thru clever conversational
ability of either-as she could speak
little English and he little French.
Just how the courtship was carried
out and how the proposal was made
would make a real story if he would
TELL it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-03

He is Claude E. Aldridge, who used
to live at 1929 Topeka avenue. He
went to school here and is known to
many Topekans. He has a brother,
Harry E. Aldridge. who works for the
Southwick Auto Supply Co, 925 Kan
sas avenue. Claude Aldridge was a
block signalman for the Santa Fe at
the time of his enlistment in a motor
transportation company. He was sta
toned in Paris for several months.
where he met Charlotte. He has
never told relatives her last name
They are still in France.
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Yanks Coming Home Soon.

Washington, May 3.-The following
organizations have been assigned to
early convoy:
506th engineers. headquarters and
medical attachments and companies
a, B, c and D; Company D, 33rd engi-
neers; S32nd company transportation
corps: 159th aero squadron; clothing
squad No. 316; sanitary squad 21;
337th bakery company and goth COM
pany. fourth regiment air service
mechanics
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-03

EAIC NOL
New York.-Has ancient Palestine
been the inspiration for much of the
modern costumery' The French, you
know, have paid far more attention
than we to the supreme struggle and
ultimate victory of General Allen5y.
They have followed his trip across the
desert into Jerusalem with the dra-
matte ferVor that belongs to the
French. They know more about this
struggle against nature and disease
than we do, for they know something
of the horrors their own troops have
suffered in Africa. They probably
realize the extraordinary romance, if
one may use that word, of the under
taking to bring the waters of the Nile
into Palestine, and DIR. John Finley
tells US Of ar ancient Arab legend
which said that when this was accom-
plished. the Turks would be driven
from Jerusalem.
Allenby accomplished it. Jerusa-
lem is given to the Christians. And
yet, if it were not for a few scattered
writer's, like Doctor Finley, we of this
broad continent would not give a
thought to the stupendous task of
crossing the desert.
The French. close at hand, began to
study ancient Palestine, and they stud
led it from the days of King David
and the glories of that court. They
took from those pages of life much
that is splendid in the costumery that
we get today.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST at or near the Farmers National
bank, corner 18th and Kan. ave. SD in
bills. Finder please leave at the bank.
J. W. Harrison.
LOST-Keys with paddock. Phone 1902.
Reward.
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UANTED-sALEsMEN

SALESMEN-New carburetor for Ford
cars. Simple, not a moving part, in
stalled in thirty minutes, guaranteed TO
double your mileage and start i'll zero
weather without heating or printing, 10
day FREE trial. Our st. Louis man sold
HOO in months, Salt Lake City man made
81 200 one week. Write U. & j. Carburetor
Co. 500 w. Jackson Blvd, Chicago.
Notwithstanding salesman, main or
side line. Temperance drinks sold in
small country towns. Great demand. Pay
big commission $50 weekly drawing ac-
count. Crown Beverage Co, IO6 Chestnut
St. St Louis, Mo.
ATTRACTIVE side line; selling banks,
hotels, factories, public institutions look
ing after established business; $50 weekly
possible. Jasmine Ink Corporation, Nor
folk, Va.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-03

Dallas, Tex.-"Thirty miles an hour: $50
fine" Judge Robertson declared. nnnouuc-
ing Dallas speeders will be fined a dollar
a mile in the future.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-03

Bakersfield Cal. May 3.-F A
jackson, who trained John L. Sullivan
for his battle with Paddy Ryan and
other fighters. died here today.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~-~0o--oo~-~>~-~-~-~-~
WANTED-Twenty head of cattle to pas
ture, good pasture and plenty of wa
ter. Phone $3.50 F-13.
CARPET and rug weaving. Rugs for sale.
221 Lake. Phone 229S White.
lOS2 HASTY AUTO r;XPRESS
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WANTED-TO RENT

WANTED-Modern furnished ) or 6 room
house or apartment. for the summer
three adults: West side preferred. Refer
ences. Phone 1T29. Wales Advertising
Agency. Ask for Mr. Bosack.
WANT TO RENT-By young couple. A. )
or Groom modern house or apartment.
West Side cottage preferred. Phone Red
WANTED TO RENT by young couple.
modern bungalow with garage West side.
Best references. Phone 3312.
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FOR sALE-isEAL ESTATE


FOR SALE.
Cottage, r, barn, gas, fruit, lots /;
81, 100.
Store room and living rooms, pantry,
gas, electric lights, cellar, well, barn, cor.
lot. Rents for SIS per month. Only $500.
Cottage home, r. gas. well, fruit, 3
lots. A good bargain at $1.050.
Cottage, T.. sleeping porch, gas, cleo
trio lights, small barn, Ia lots, good re-
pair. Vacant; $1,20O
electric lights. well, fruit. SO lots. I'm
mediate possession. Only SLIGO.
p. C. MOORE,
Office 81 Wabash Ave, Oakland.
The new ShatIuck branch OF the SANTA
Fee Railroad will open for settlement and
development a wheat and stock farming
section In Northwest Texas near oklahoma
state line. Thirty miles of railroad now
completed. Lands of n prairie character
ready for the pillow, no stone stumps. nor
brush to be cleared. at attractive prices
on easy terms. Climate healthful.rain falls
during growing easOn. Write for free
illustrated folder. giving experience and
results settlers have secured In short time
small capital I. c. Spearman, 957 Rail-
way Exchange. Chicago. Ill
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Observation-Disclosures

BOY SCOUT free employment bureau can
supply you with competent boy help
Call at 100 Eat Sixth st. or phone 440.
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CLERKS for government depa rtments 500
month. Examinations May II. For free
particulars write ]. C. Leonard (former
civil service eXaminer), 1902 Equitable
Bldg. Washington.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY = Government
railway mail clerks, $1,1OG-$1 600 year
Write for list positions. Franklin Insti-
tute, Dept. 1872, Rochester. n. Y.
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FOR sAi.E-REAi. ESTATE

$2,250
Near shops rooms. floored attic, pam
try. cellar. gas, city water, ear line.
Price $3.50. $500 cash.
$4,000
Five room cottage. 3 piece bath, full
cement floored basement, barn, ~ east
front lots, on pavement. Price $1,000.
Terms.
$4,000
Eleven blocks west of business district,
G room bungalow piece bath, wired
sleeping porch, furnace, cement floored
basement, gas, lots. Price $500. Terms.
SIS, 500
Seven rooms, 3 piece bath, cemented
basement, combination furnace, lots, on
pavement, special tax paid out. old shade
close in. Price $500. Desirable terms.
SUBURBAN
Five rooms. cistern, well. cemented eel
lar chicken houses and runs. fenced AMI
cross fenced, one acre of ground. large
| amount # fruit. close to good school aud
car. Price $500. $500 cash. Very desir-
able terms.
The Shawnee Investment Co.
534 Kansas Ave. Phone 50N.
I
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MALE AND FEMALE

MEN-WOMEN-1S or over, wanted for Q.
s. government life jobs; $1,000 to $1,000
year; pleasant work; short hours; paid
vacation: quick raise. Common education
sufficient. Hundreds positions now OBJ
tainable. Write Immediately for free list.
Franklin Institute, Dept. 13i-p, Rochester,
\. y.
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Q3r :. DRESS y =! ) !
u QNAhl 81 GrDle Rktte n house

Out of Historic Palestine Come Some
of the Fashions That Paris and
American Women Contemplate as
the Best Cor Evening, Although
Heavy BrOcadc and Warm Weather
Are Not Comfortable Companions.
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New Athens Ill.-Now comes the Jersey
skeeter in the role of Lothario Damsels
here found him overload of silk hose last
summer and declared for the cotton kind
this year.
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CLOSE IN MODERN

Five rooms. liz lots. 3-piece bath. full
basement brick floor. good Fox furnace
electrtc lights. gas. city and cistern water,
az blocks from 10Th and Kan. ave 81 500.
would consider a small rental in shop dis
trict as part pay.
TOPEKA REAL ESTATE co.
4:s3 Kan Ave. Opp. T.. G. Phone 1878
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OFFICE MAN WANTED

Young or middle aged man who has had
office experience and is capable of meeting
the public. Must be of good appearance
and a convincing talker mot a windjam-
large Topeka concern. Give full particu-
lars in first letter if you expect hear
ing; age. experience and salary wanted.
Address Office Man. care Journal.
WANTED-Man and wife, hospital cooks
for Colorado; laborers, So day. carpen-
ters. 30 cents hr.. 10 hr. day; farm hands
COOK and helper, Colorado hotel. sos mo,
grocery truck driver; grocery store porter
hospital help; cooks; kitchen help: arm
Sth.
WANTED-Men prepare as firemen, brake
men, colored train porters, $100-S1
month. No experience necessary. All
standard Northern-S Southern roads; 500
wanted. Uniforms and passes furnished
when necessary. Inter Railway Dept. CPD,
indianapolis. Ind.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-15 arm mattresses for Topeka,
SO wk. and board; cook for Colorado,
$50 mo-. 2nd cook, $50 mo-; family help
housekeepers; chambermaids; colored COOK,
west; dining room and lunch counter girls
out of city, cooks; kitchen help. Furmuni $
Employment Office, log West Sth.
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FOR SALE or trade. two cottages for sale
by owner at a bargain. Clear titles
nicely located. VIII trade one or both on
larger house. Phone 11G2 or Black 213s.
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HOMESTEADS in wyoming Why pay
500 to be located? You can do II your
self Send $1.00 and we will mail you map
showing designated lands and information
about climate, crops, rivers. streams rain
fall Address Gus Wissler, Sheridan,
Wyoming
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Five room cot
tage, two lots. good fruit and shade trees
paved street. one block from street car :
have electric light. gas. city water and
large cfstern. j. A. Wolf. 11ST Brooks ave
FOR SALE-By owner. property at a01
western ave. Strictly modern. nearly
new, rooms. oak finish. cemented base
ment. sleeping porch. ~ lots. east front
FOR SALE-The property. lis Greenwood
will be sold at sheriffs sale from the
court house Monday. o O'Clock. May s.
FOR SALE-Two choice west front lois on
Boswell ave- between 18th and Huntoon
g. I. Lawrence Phone $50.
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FOR nENT-GARAGES

FOR RENT-New brick garage. near Sth
and Kansas ave, price SIS per month. A
l. Furman log West Sth. Phone Gti2-
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HIGHLAND PARK

Seven rooms. furnace, electric lights
on car line and near school. Phone 2gTs
Nd
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A BARGAIN

shape. paved streets, fine neighhorhood.
southwest part Of city. u block to school,
/ biock to church. / block to ear line
Price II sold by Friday S32oO Call at
0ol East Fourth. Phone Go
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-03

EXPERIENCED woman to press ladies'
garments i'll dry cleaning department
Mutual Laundry Company.
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WANTED-Five bright capable ladies to
travel, demonstrate and sell dealers, so
to $50 per week. Railroad fare paid. Write
at once. Goodrich Drug Co., Dept $40,
Omaha, Neb.
STOCK girl and to wait on trade; perma-
nent position to right party. Santa Fe
Watch Co.
WANTED-Middle- aged woman for house
keeper. Care of two children. Phone 1I29
or 1924 Euclid.
WANTED-Furnished room and care of
girl 3 years, during working hours Adj
dress "Saleslady," care Journal.
WANTED-Experienc lady cashier; ref
erence required. Peoples Market, 700
Kansas ave.
MANTEI'-W aitress for houses III kansas.
Apply Mgr. Harvey House, Santa Fe
depot.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman for gen
eral Homework. Mrs. w. |. Miller, 1925
Topeka ave. Phone 329G.
WANTED-Girl for general Homework !;
good home. 915 West Sth.
SORTERS and markers wanted at Gem
Laundry.
WANTED-Two girls for ice cream parlor
Rigby, 600 Kansas ave.
COLLAR IRONERS WANTED at Gem
Laundry.
CHECKER WANTED at Gem Laundry.
CLERK WANTED at 81 Kansas