davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-21
Compliance With Organic Act.

4. The process should begin of
utilizing to meet the Districts per-
manent Improvement needs the sur
pluses of unexpended District tax
money which Congress has permitted
to accumulate under the half-and-
half law. If Congress, for example,
will take up in earnest the project of
Great Falls development either for
increase of water supply or for power
development or both. these accumu-
lated SURPRISES artifcially contributed
with infinite pains In the last few
years will be wisely utilized for the
Capitals and the nations benefit and
will disappear.
The congressional District Of Column
bia joint finance committee reported
that while the half-and-half law was
not carried out with scrupulous pre-
cision in any one year, 1t was intended
to be observed, and it was, in fact, sub
stantially carried out by merging and
averaging the appropriations of past
years in series.
For the last few years the national
government has fallen short of supply
ing it's quota of District revenue under
the half-and- half law. This condition
has been caused in part by the seeming
desire of a few of our legislat tors to
create artificially these SURPRISES of ap-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

STOP hunting work: train yourself and
work will seek YOU. Oklahoma Auto
Moblle SrhooL lalN n Mentern
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Al week day classified advertising
runs in both papers ~ ono price, hun-
lay Okhnoman ono issue. same rate -
Word Line Inch
One tins. Daily okiaho-
man and Tlmesu,,,,i lie 70 ~"
Three times, Daily Okla.
homan snj Times. per a.,
aay ...,,,,s,,..,,,. - i'sc 10 ~
ana Times. per dny,..i 10 10 'h
One month. OklhhOman
and Times per dny.,,lc 20 ~
Figure slr letters 10 tho average word
and sig words TO tho line. twelve lines
10 the inch,
All t'or Rents. Boarding and Situation
Wanted. both Oklahoman and Times. lc
per word.
clssslfird contracts rates for Okla.
homan ara Times. 100 lines TO he used
within ono year frOm date ~ contract,
or contract Tor thtes lines daily for one
year &c per limo each Issue, copy
charged ns often NJ desired.
No sd ac' epted Tor less than CSC.
OKLAHOMAN AND TIMES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADNENTlSlNG
IT ~ ADS will he run seven days
only, when renewal Will hs solicited.
CHARGE WANT ADS will not be
run longer than seven days without
renewal.
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS ara duo
and payable tho same day first insof-
ton Of ad appears. hll out.of town
want ads are positively cash In hd-
ADVERTISERS should retain receipts
given by Tho OklbhOmnn- Times 10 pa
irons making payments over tho office
counter. as no mistakes can be rectflcd
without them
CLOSING HOuRs-An want nds IN
.'lrt ,n Tho Okllhcmnn must bo IN the
office by 6 J. m. on The day before
nd ia 20 run. except sunday. All want
nds for Tho sunday oklihoman must
he In tho office by 4, 30 y. m. Satur-
days All want Rdg 10 start In Times
must be In tho business office not later
than u O'Clock on tho dny of publ lea
ton. Branch office In We-tfalrr drug
store, .0s West Main, ~ open daily at
a. m. ana closes NJ =. m. Want nd,
received after closing hours will be In
frrted under tho heading Too Late 10
Cln-sify."
BLIND ADs-So nnswer 10 blind ad-
will be given unless ticket is presented
wing KEY number whom placing blind
ads Answers 20 out -of-t town blind ads
will be forwarded without coft
TELEPHONE wANT ADS are
charged nt tho same rate as cash ads
and collections will he mhdo at your
homo or office the same day first In
sertion Of ad appears. this is an accom-:
inodatiOn service and payments should
nlwsys M made promptly when hill ~
presented. Always ask your telephone
I'D 10 be repeated back TO you by the
telephone al taker TO make sure that
it las been correctly taken. The Okla
i1mnn. Times cannot assume rcsponsl.
itlly for errors of any Kind occurring
In telephone advertisements.
UNDER 40 INSTANCES will
pds ho misclassiled The convenience
= the reader is considered us well as
tho advertiser
PHONE pRX-5
ASK FOR WANT AD
IMPAIRMENT
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GIRL for cafeteria. 8 broadway,
WANTED AT ONCE-Girl for light
housewurk IN small family. sl5 West
l,h Mrs II u. Livingston
WANTED Middle aged housekeeper
who would appreciate good home,
who cares for children, No laundry.
Maple 1913.
SIS WEEK Expenses advanced, no
cnnvnssIug, women 10 travel appoint
Ing agents for food products, experience
unnecessary. Reliable Mlg, Co, A5'
Como Bldg, Chicago.
EXPERIENCED girl for general house
work. German or bohemian prefer
red Walnut lil3.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CASH paid for ladies' and gents sec.
ond hand clothing Walnut $500.
DESIRABLE place whcro two small
children will he givun tiA hest =
caro-. also room. with Kitchen privileges
Don't answer uulcss desirable Room
30 SNifvin hotel
WANTED ono Persian hitru. not
over two 'ny~'hs oll nne month pre-
fefrci can Walnut 1855
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
Statesmen WANTED

WANTEp-SSulesmcn 10 carry as side
line a IDwclry specially. which can bs
sold 10 any merchant; n good Legitimate
item. taking but little room In your
grip and which viii net YOU good IN
come; backed Nv n reputable concern,
applications strictly confidential Ofnt
A Filter. :o9 W. baltimore 81. mlli-
more. Md
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WANTED Reliable man to take fiscal
agency for block 10000 shares In
dustral Securities Call In person, at
SO Baltimore Bldg., Oklahoma City
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EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

WANTED and ladies' 10 learn bar.
Der trade. special low tuition. posi-
tons guaranteed, FREQ cstalOg. OklhhO
ma City barber College. 100 W. Califor.
mia batry Kuns. Mgr.
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Bates Davis Private
School

Weaver Big Corner Main and Har-
vry Nice comfortable study rooms
day and night school. shorthand. type
writing. bookkeeping. higher account
ing. conpiumeter. etc. enter any time.
Phone Maple 21s.
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SITUATION WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIER
tAs n patriotic service, ihs OklAhomAn-
Ilnoa viii publish want hus under this
OFFICER honorobly discharged. stc,


OFFICER honornbly discharged. stc-
r0gfnph"r- bookkceper. insurance and
real estate office experience; viii 10
anywhere. r. l. Roberts. Tonkawa.
OKLA.
\ YOtNG army officer Just discharged
from the mir service wants a nice po-
gitIon With good business. before en-
t"rlng tho service WAS In school all hi-
Re and has no special vocation. would
love 20 start 20 learn tho business with
Just enough TO live comfortably on
'Uli walnut 2llO between $50 D. IN.
and 1.lp y. m
DlsCHNEGFD SOLDIER wants ,lcri-
cal po-itlon. have had several years
CNp"rirn," ~ cost -SysteW clerk, tillng
clerk assistant shipping clerk and loss
ana damage clerk: have also been pol
lyy Inspector for large Insurance bust
ness, age 81 ycnrs. Il g.. ONlaho-
man.
DISCHARGED soldier. wants clerical
position Have had several years eN-
pcricnCe ns cost system, fiing. and loss
and damage clerk. Also been policy
inspector for hTg" insurance company.
Address RS. Okluhomnn.
DISCHARGED soldier desires a good
farm we'll stocked. 90 rent ON halves
Am married AMI - wears old Was
raised ON the farm. haN" had ? years
high school work and some work In
normal. have taught school three years
II yuu haven't a farm what have YOU
for him to do Wn,ne wright. Lone
Wolf okla. r. No T.
YOl NG SAILOR, recently discharged.
wants position whore Industry ard
ability will hc recognized toward nd
Nnnycmon'. high school. some college
work. best references. - l.. Anderson.
Il Z l. No T. Perkins. okla
SAILOR Young man Just released
from active service. married want
job surveying oil country preferred
any good position oonsii"ret refer
cnccs given Address ..l ". Symmes.
Norman. Okla
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BARBER WANTED-Good Job, com
at once. .. l.. palmore, propr South
ern hotel, El Reno, Okla
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MALE HELP WANTED

WAS = ~ - Registered pharmacist.
booze and dope fcnis need not Hpply
married man preferred owl drug
store, L"high. Okla. John tonncll
prop
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13

LARGE commercial firm In Oklnhom
CITY rfeeds u man who has had som
experience with rates. plans and rail
road work R.3. Oklahoman
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WANTED-First. class man tailor ca
pablo making alterations on mems
clothes. permanent position. Baers
keystOue l9l West Main
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WANTEp-Two good collectors; state
experience. age, references ana sal
AIRY expected R-21, OklnhOman,
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WANTED. Middle aged man for ga
dener and chores on farm; good hom'
fair wages for fight party; railroad fnr
paid. Call Mrs =. ! Pierce Al Walnu
2ilh. Thurpiny and frdgy,
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WANrED-A good harnessmaker n
once. o, 4. Taylor. Muskogee, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13

DISCHARGED sailor wants position In
gas engine or tractor work Three
wears experience Ri. Oklnhomnn.
BoOKKEhPER and accountant seven
years experience, clear record, recent
" discharged from responsible position
In army. RIA. Oklahoinsn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTLD-rHN operator that needs
the work. must 10" over % years old
broadway Emplu, mcnt once. walnut
51nS
WANTEn-lAdy for telephone board,
Npewfiting and general office work.
Chamber of Commerce.
WANTED Ilousrkccpcr at once 20
lenyc city can 4. T. Price. Alta
hotel or address Davenport, Okla.
MATTRESSES WANTED at tho Bristol
hotel
WANTED Colorcd maid Tor general
housuwoTk references required. J!2
" lini
WANTED Experienced muligfnph or
efHtOr for electric driven automatic
feeding multigi1ph Apply Capital city
Commercial college. Guthrie. oiua.
Phone 515.
WANTEp-Two young ladies' 70 take
the Training Course for Nurses nj
Mercy Hospital. Arkansas city. kas.
APPLY nt Y. ". c. A Employment
Dept for positions ns stenosrnpher.
-aleswomcn. nurse maid. etc. 225b
W. LIST Hours 10 3. Maple lW.
wANTED-Good white glrl for general
homework. Walnut 6i62.
WANTED-Dc -Dcmonstrntor for corset Of
equlsitc beauty. guaranteed 10 wear
and keep It's shape. highest pay and free
training chance 90 advance 10 state
manager TO lady of business ability.
Apply 20 state manager for Oklahoma
and Colorado. Hotel Martinique, Room
?. from 10 10 i3O
WANTED-Glrls for dining room work.
at y NJ. e. a.
WANTED-Lady clerk In good hotel In
county seat Address ". c.. care OK
lahoman
TWO experienced white Mattresses:
good wages Hotel Eouleau. ldahel,
Okla.
WANTED D-Etperienced Indy book
keeper and stenogrnpher In Bartlcs-
Vile: one familiar with insurance and
loan business preferred; state In own
handwriting experience and salary eS'
pectcd. position permanent. Address
2lj. Mercantile Bldg. city.
wANTED-Two experienced arm walt
reSsrs kundcrcr's Dainty Lunch, Hi
West Main
WANTED-El Elderly lady to care for two
small children during day. room and
board; some wages Walnut jO7i-J
| WhNTEp--A woman cook. il?6 North
Robinson. Thomas Hotel Good
wages. Apply In person
WANTED--t experienced Mattresses
ii7 per week. Pixies Cafe, Lawton,
Okla
wANTED-Iady for general house
work. must he neat md tdy pleasant
work for right party. washing done
electrically. call Walnut il5l.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
B00kkeeper and
Stenographer

An old established concern In
Oklahoma city has an excellent
position for an experienced and
thoroughly competent Comhlna-
ton hookkecper and stenog
rapher: must lie quick and nc
CItate At figures; able to take
dictntion easily and transcribe
neatly and correctly. Advise
stating age. experience. wheth-
cr married or single, and such
other information ms will prove
qualifications. together with
statement ~ SALARY required
Erpllcs will he held jn strict
confidence. G. 90, Oklahoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13

WANTED--A cleaner and presser, one
that can take care Of a place. Apply
II South Harvey.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13

WANTEp-rwo BARRIERS; Job good fo
from t25 to so per week. Wire Op
era House barber shop. lawton, okla.
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WANTED-TO RENT

FART Or all, small nicely furnished
bungalow or suite ~ rooms or living.
room aud sleeping porch. with or com
Ncnlrut tn good board. March !. wHrke
NHlrut if9@
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TWO first class coatmakcrs wanted at
once. pay from t?S to t52 30 per week.
2 hours day. steady work. Address
H. Euhinr g20i, " Robinson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Good woman second cook,
dandy place for right party. easy
work. good pay, give Inst place you
worked for reference; country town
" y. Oklnhoman.
WIDOW or mldile-nEcd woman 10 i've
as one ~ family. do housrwOrk mr
two. good home unl wages Gonfg,
Forester. Waldfun, Ark
WANTED ENPERlESCE CEp pREs-
GOODS sAicsladN, also one expert
curel ready wear aui m''iIncy
saleslaiy. NJ O.. uklnhomin
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Want Ad Rates and
information for
OklahOman-Ti imcs

Al week day classified advertising
runs In both papers ~ ono price. sur
lsy Okhnoman ono issue. same rate Z"
the two daiiIes.
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TTTT-NT1 w y
ASK FOR WANT AD
DEPARTMENT.
Subscriptions RITES.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
nv Mail. ono year ........,.......,5 %
Nv Mail one year with THE SUN
DAY OKLAHOMAN ........... $3.50
By agent. carrier or ncwsboy. ,
cents copy or 10 cents week.
In oklahoma city.
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES tevening)
and DAILY OKLAHONAN tmornlng)
- papers u week. delivered by earlier
In Oklahoma ',ty and vicinity. per
week. 90 cents.
All unsolicited manuscripts. letters
md pictures sent 20 the Times ara sent
Rt the risk ~ th" owner. The oklahoma
Publishing company expressly rcpudi-
ates any responsibility for their safe
custody or return.
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WANTED Two good BARRIERS. steady
job and good guarantee. Phone J.
II Duke. Sayrc. OKLA.
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MALE HELP WANTED

WAETED-.i can use several liye-wirs
solicitors. who have tho ability TO show
early results. must bo ablo TO furnish
TO producers. unless you are able to
handle n 1.-Two proposition appiica tion
would not be considered. salary with all
expenses guaranteed. territory. Oklaho.
ma Call IN person or mako application
to Circulation Manager. Famer.Stock.
man. Oklnhoman Bldg. Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma.
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WANTLb-pHN operator that needs
the work must b" over ., years old
Broadway Emplu, mcnt Once. walnut
.1ns
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WANTED-Man experienced IN furnl-
ture store, give references state sal
AIRY expected. amount experience, etc.
In first letter: no booze or cigarettes
allowed state also what, II any, eN-
pcricnco IN undertaking, f, T. Went
worth, Carmen, okla,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13

DISCHARGED soldier boy tcolored)
returning to enter school, desires
work after or before school hours AZ
lanitor or porter. Call Walnut 73i.
SOLDIER honorably discharged; am
broke and need Job will appre-
clate your assistance. u. A.. okla
homan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13

WANTED-posltion. discharged sol
dier. have been In service sixteen and
me half months: have had three years
VI clerical experience. was financial
ecretary OF the city Of Sulphur at
hs time OF Induction into the service.
he best OF references ran be furn-
shed; am married NJ T., Oklahoman,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13

WANTFD-A flrst class on Held hack
smith write Temple Machine and
Tool Co Temule okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FrRNlsuED WOOMs-Ciop In. Maple
sbD6
FOR 'RlNT sleeping room. private
family walnut hOiG
IOt'NG MAN ruom.mni" IN puysls
home. iva beds can Muple 1905 II
1910 NOUTn WHpApwAY. on doubts
'Hrliuc furuiIhed rooms tu people enc
uluNtd
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SITUATION WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIER

tAs n patriotic service. the OklnhOmAn
Times will publish want ads under this
heading for 3 days without charscD
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HOTEL DIRECTORY

SOME well Furnished rooms with every
modern convenience, as well as few
suites with private bath available right
now, at very reasonable rates for per.
manent quests
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13

SITUATION WANTED ny army ser-
geant. officer candidate In officers
raining camp. was an army In
tructor In an auto and truck me-
hanics' school, n position with n fu-
urc and one that requires ability TO
handle, References F-l3. care Okla q.
honan
DISCHARGED SOLDIER wants posi-
ton as assistant pharmacist or drug
clerk; y years experience; can handle
either end Of store. married man, 30
years Of nse: references Address box
lss, ilMorth, Okla.
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PRINTER WANTED At ONCE-Rca
sonahlc wages News. Seminole. okla
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BOOKKEEPER or offic. man; We need
an experienced man for permanent
position which will lead to advance
mont; this is Nh opportunity for the
successful applicant Address US In
own handwriting, stating age, es-
pcricnce. salary dcsircd. etc. no re-
plies viii he made unless you write MS
In fun O-i, Oklnhomnu.
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FOREIGN BUYERS TAKING
ADVANTAGE OF GERMANY
Opportunity for Such
Purchases

Coblenz,-German industries gem
orally this fall have been doing the
greatest business in more than five
years, according TO German news
paper accounts Foreign orders have
been coming in for months, various
industrial centers have reported.
Many factories are said to have on
hand more orders than they will be
able to fill in six months or more.
On all sides employees are demanding
increased wages, and many labor diff
fculties liaye arisen with indications
of unrest among the German work
men for at least some months
No extensive sales of German goods
TO foreign buyers are recorded in the
German newspapers but American
army officers who keep account of the
industrial and economic situation as
sert that it is an established fact that
foreign buyers are taking advantage
of the low value of the mark to puT-
chase German products wherever pos
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sible In Coblenz. Belgian buyers re-
Gently have been purchasing china
ware, kitchen utensils. aluminium
ware. furs and other articles of gen.
eral use.
The situation has reached such pro-
portions that the Ministries of Econ
omics and Finance have been discuss
ing the advisability of establishing a
duty on exports on the ground that
"a large part of the German exports
is being sold at sacrificial prices.
The Cologne Chamber of Commerce
in calling attention to the large pur-
chases of goods by foreigners, say
that in view OF the low value of
the mark, these foreign purchases con
stitute nothing more than CONNER
cial plundering Of Germany 1.-THE
chamber, as we'll as others in FTank-
furt and elsewhere, have advised
German merchants when selling to
foreign buyers, to charge prices some
what in proportion TO the actual value
of the goods in the markets of& the
world
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STATE GRANGE MEETS
Organization Holding 4sth Session
in Montpelier.

Montpelier. Dec 9.-The 4Sth an
nual session of the Vermont State
Grange commenced at II o'clock this
morning in the City Hall in Mont
pelier attended by some $50 delegates
and other officials which brought the
membership to about 400 persons.
The beginning of the session was
delayed little owing to the lateness
OF one or the trains on the Central
Vermont railway, so that some of the
officials were unable to get here in
time. The meeting was presided over
! by Master o. l., Martin of Plaintield,
yho, although feeling i'll with grip,
was able to be present at bath SEES
sions. The session was opened in the
! fifth degree, after which the roll call
of delegates occurred and the ap-
pointment of committees took place.
The chairman of these were: home
Economics, Mrs. A. w Lawrence; in
surance, IL. j Wright; cooperation.
F.. II. Hallett; transportation, f. w.
Hastings; publications. Friend Fisk;
Education, George Spaulding; agricul-
ture, j. l.. Hardy; Mileage and per
diem. r. c. Collins; credentials, w.
D. Walker; division of labor and mas
ter's address, NJ r. Fish; finance,
Roy Gilman. good of the order II. d.
Ellis. revolutions, L. NJ Farr; tax
alton, Frank w. Corliss; unfinished
business, C. W. Carlton; forestry and
conservation. John Emerson; consi-
tutional amendments and bylaws, a.
c. Halliday claims and grievances.
Freeman f. Gray; dormant oranges,
John S. Williams trials and appeals,
A. P. Hoitt; production and distrihu-
uon, G. L. Perkins; memorial, George
b. hadd.
During the afternoon, the address
OF the master was distributed among
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-12-11

The 4th quartely meeting Of St
/ Mary's Guild will be held Friday eve
ming, December It'll, at the Parish
House after evening prayer 4 full
ottondonna iu douirad
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81 don't mind Nou writing gu@h let
tiers in Office hours, explained her
cmploAcr "hut the mama genera of tie
building complain thar you pvt SO
much love in 3bcE that ;hcy biocl; M
The mail chute
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Kind Of hIorc. He Wanted.

Billy admired Charles rocking
horse very much and begged his moth
or to buy him one. His mother could
not understand what he wanted, so he
said "Oh. ! want horse that keeps
on going and never gets anywhere
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-12-11
PET C0RNs
Few Drops of 'Freezone," Then Lift
Corn Right OFF


\ tiny bottle Of "Freezonc" costs so
little at any drug store; apply a few
drops upon any corn or callus. Instant
ly it stops hurting, then shortly you
lift that bctherSome corn or callus
right off with your fingers. Truly
No humbug.
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the delegates and copies mailed to
the newspapers. This was followed
by the report of the officers and
deputies There is no election Of Of
ficers at this convention.
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Pacific Coast Line

The United States. With its islands,
has q greater Pacific coast line than
any other nation, possibly equal TO
those OF China ana Japan combined,
says Gas Logic