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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-08

liam G.. Calkius. r. r. Wells. Thomas
I. Munroc, q. .. Mckinney. Chester
49, Elliott u. A. Douglas. Clarence
H stone George W. kinney. william
g.. Iicdtkc. Robert caller. Rex. T.,
Eucs y. Flondwcll. j Wesley West.
l.. u. Baldwin, G. H. Ilammctt Guy
Johnson, Robert Iulcr. Harry T..
Miller. ~. NJ Ewing. \. IS Wheeler.
clarence Taylor. Louis Wassrrhrug,
g. NJ. stevenson; Misses GLADYS
Wot. LuCilo MculR, Mary Sul.
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Parties

Mrs. Frank NJ Rodolf presided as
hostess on wednesday afternoon in
the Country club at the weekly
bridPc-te0. The game was most in
teresting,- Mrs. william II. Pomeroy
and Mrs. Clarence j. Hindman max
ing the scores. During the tea hour
Mrs. T.. u. Mitchell and Mrs. Don
Hdglcr pohred the refreshing brew
from a table which was bright and
lovely with calendulas. narcissi
blooms and fresias The hostesses
were assisted by Mcsdames Dan J..
DaVisson, George r. Williamson.
Harry c. Ashby, W. l.vlc Dickcy. w.
u. Abbott, Dana II. Kalsey, Pat Nal
10y, II. q. Smith. Don HagIer. A. +.
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day proved another enthusiastic af-
fair among the golf devotecs. There
was no play afteS luncheon, as the
weather did not permit. Mrs. \. r.
Alison and Mrs. George NJ. Ransom
announced trophies to be played for
In a qualifying round, the lowest / 6
competing to play down On the
trophy. which is to be kept by the
winner
Lovely informal courtesies to n
visiting matron. Mrs. Harvey MaXey
OF Oklahoma City, were extended
yesterday. Mrs John Boushell en-
tertained at bridge in her honor in
her suite In the Ketchum hotel in the
afternoon and in the evening Mrs.
W. II. Cochran gave a dinner dance
in the Kennedy restaurant.
Miss Mabel alexander entertained
last evening in her home in Maple
Ridge. the inspiration being u post
nupt.al shower for Mrs Lois Murray
Sotfey OF Oklahoma City, who Is vis-
iting here. Members OF the Merry
Methodist Maids and the Queen Es-
ther circle of the First Methodist
church, of which the honor guest
was formerly associated, were guests.
Mrs. Winifred NJ WashahauFh en-
tertained informally at luncheon on
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Weddings

Tulsa friends received q mcssa go
Saturday afternoon from Mr.. Charles
buhlns announcing his marriage to
NiH- ll"lcu Pearl of Shreveport. IN.
ihr wedding being an event ot Fri
day night Mr. Iuklus Is popular
toWuhilo business OF this city IIis
many friends VIII be Interested I'm
his hnppinVaH
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9lss Sadie Carnlll Of Philadel-
.nl Pa, who has been visiting Mr..
H. MRS. Frank L. Bartlett and who
yesterday evening for her home.
Ss a eomp!lmented on the eve of her
NJ S@Ilre by Mrs Robert l.. Fuller,
,a aU gave a luncneon in her honor
Ar' and Mrs. 4. d. Cleague we're
ness ness last Monday evening 70 q box
my az the Orpheum followed later
/. - supper served at a downtown
49, IN honor OF Miss Isabel Par
H VI 81. Louis, who is the guest
Af' and Mrs, George +. Lamy.
;a arthur G.. Hooper entertained
bJ1,maliy az her home with a few
yhss VI bridge one afternoon the
eceinee week to introduce Mrs. w. b.
,,I,.H I,AsOh, new conner. The hospi-
-, proved a delightful compli-
10 The honor guest.
" Berthe Margolin en,ertaircd
,.'nson on Friday compli-
4 0nd ~ 70 mrs. II. Otis McClintock
&Tbs,-.A - {. Stebtens guests, Mrs.
E ysggbSS,. Naughey and Miss Eleanor
Coyslsy OF Albuquerque, n. NJ.
S were placed for Is.
s.tsi,. oi me very enjoyable social
lgnsbsoi " the week was the bridge
ne s.oh s' given Friday afternoon in
Sojows s'1e \, Of Mrs. S. Solow, with Mrs.
Il. u hrs' Lewis Barnett and Mrs.
/ were s,,toAehstein as hOstessas. There
4 iropsisaso isoout 40 guests present. Six
,grors We're awarded TO the vic
! of v lbs SSoman's Missionary society
gave a. second Presbyterian church
Ia ss ~ annual silver tea on Fri
&SR Irhoon In the home OF Mrs.
IA cL"s Mrs. Forrest II, Reese
| ih sgr,aIlnan Of the program for
snisrtsinirnoon, which proved very
Ma ohins. Readings were given by
BpssslGi lGieoIge Hollow. Murray ID
.tleetors "u Mrs, ID. c. Longe; vocal
Gsotgs y, we're given by Mrs.
Iphy. stanley and Mrs. w. J. Muir
b Mr. woHn number was given
,hsrnoo. W. o, Winter. Durine the
>sk H. yea was poured by Mrs.
Coryin Jennie Lyman, Mrs. l.
Ms ps, Mrs, G, l.. Goodale and
sonplInse The decorations were
soh "'afy TO the valentine sea
81" luncheon given Wednes.
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Calendar for the Week

Monday.
c.,,, Woman's club will meet
-.s NtA \. H. Kerr.
vonday study club VIII meet
9TH Mrs }. H. Morgan. 1T
Gown Seal Chautauqna circle
,p meet in second story OF library.
Tuesday.
p,os club will meet with Mrs. f..
A. Ross. ,yo.,,os,,,v
,.,,,,jon for General Pershing at
uI,ol Tulsa at 10 o'clock.
weekly bridge tea In Country club
,,s AIRS Dan j. DAWSON, hostess.
'oa,eft dance m Convention hall
~ American Committee for
4 ,sSnesday Bridge club with Mrs,
|li E Chlds ,
,yoman's civic league will meet
. The library at 10 o'clock.
piano study club will meet with
Mrs A Garland MaTrs.
Columbia Chautauqua circle Will
reet in public Library.
Thursday.
Mrs T. W. Maginnes will give
auction bridge party for Mrs. Alfred
' cabaret ana dance by women OF
Tsrple Israel as a benefit. Event
N be- In social center rooms OF the
Hattie Crayhill missionary society,
rrst Presbyterian church 2:30 exec
guye luncheon at Il.
Friday.
The O. L. Valentine dance will be
rven in the Kennedy restaurant.
The Black Frdars will give a
dance In the Wright building cafe,
.s,mplmeniary to the Tulsa Musko-
zee basketball team.
The Shakespeare club Will meet
with Mrs. W. A. COoN,t
rr.ni,y Guild will meet with Mrs
'Jos, A. Arnold. Mesdames George
RrsAam and Edward L. FOX, hos
,esses
The I.of,ing club will meet with
Yrs G. A. wall.
saturday.
For,night!y dinner dance in Cou'n-
ry club with Mrs j. W. Bates. hos
Tess
Hyechka club will meet in regular
session with Mrs. Charles Bush and
Yrs Louise Smith.
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IncfS.
Always!

Everywhere Always
r.silng and tauntins,
|lt.'l.s ltaSa."am my hermit soul.
|,,ilriSe itIS ard night--behold---
MOfnins rushing and crushing
Sse eternal tide;
Faces Faces!
~, helpless. discover
Dm y, one of the many
~rue faces, SuphI'ter'
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Friday, complimentary to Miss Isabel
Parrish OF st. Louis, the guest OF Mrs.
George l.. Lamy. Covers were laid
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announcements

Mrs. +. W. Mayginnes will enter
tain Thursday, February IL, at auc-
ton bridge, honoring her mother,
Mrs. Alfred Brinton Of Hillsboro, Ill.
The annual banquet OF the Twen-
{ eth Century club. scheduled for the
coming week, has been postponed on
account Of illness in the homes of
many OF the members.
Plans for the benefit ball to be
given for devastated France, under
the supervision Of Mrs. T.. Rogers
Kemp, are going forward Many
tickets are being sold by the coterie
Of assistants and everything points to
one OF the most brilliant events Of
the early spring season.
The women who are members OF
lhe reception committee for the visit
Of General Pershing are requested
10 meet with Miss Howell. 105 Unity
building, Monday afternoon at .
clock for the purpose of making
!!nal arrangements.
The ladies' OF the Elks' clhb and
WHs who have had the privilege OF
|entylng social affairs in the Elks'
none will, on February 10, have an
opportunity TO share and enjoy in the
courtesy arranged, when there will
ge china shower given the club. A
l'S'gn VIII be selected, and each
sses, attending the afternoon affair.
'tich viii be announced. may bring
"lIate or cup and saucer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-11

The Rev. c. W. Marlin of Eskridgee, Kan,
Will come Thursday to take charge of the
Oakland Methodist church pastorate.
Rev. Mr.. Marlin is well Known in Topeka.
having been a former pastor of the High
land Park Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. NJ. Orner entertained at
dinner. Sunday, at their home in Chester
avenue for Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Taylor and
Mr. Wallace Lane of Granville. Kans.. and
Mr.. w q. Orner of Galesburg, Ill.
The Rev. q. G. Horne, pastor of the
Oakland Christian church, will leave Fri
day for st. Louis, Mo. where he will at
tend the national convention of the churches
of Christ. There will be no preaching
service at the church next Sunday evening.
The Bible School of the Oakland Chris
tan church will entertain Tuesday evening
at the church for the Loyal Sons and
Daughters class, this class having won in
the contest the class having the largest
percentage in three months.
Mrs H. z. Carothers of Winfield avenue
entertained at dinner. Sunday. in honor of
the birthday anniversary of Mr.. CarOthers.
Covers were placed for: Mr.. and Mrs. II.
7. CaFothers, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Carothers
and son, Jack. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Kelsey
ana son. Scott Miss Helen Carothers and
Mr.. Henry Carothers.
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ter, Mrs. Roy Boast, of Jackson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Neff and George
Neff will leave Wednesday for an over
land trip to California, where they will
spend the winter.
Mrs. E. c. Seger of Harrison street
returned today from SaliEa, where she
was Il delegate to the Topeka branch
OF the Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist Episcopal
church. from the Kansas Avenue
Methodist church society.
Mrs. Wayte Lyle of Tres Rios, N.
M, will come tomorrow to visit her
brother, Roy Boast, and Mrs. Boast of
Jackson street.
The North Topeka branch of the
W. c. T. L. will meet Tuesday after
noon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs.
Poort, 2S7 Michigan avenue, Oakland.
All members are invited.
Mrs. l.. L. Bonnawitz aged 60 years,
died Saturday at the home of her son,
E, E. Bonnawitz. Mrs. Bonnawitz had
been in poor health for some time but
had seemed somewhat improved of
late, her death following an illness of
only three days. She is survived by
her husband and five children two
sons, Everett E. Bonnawitz of route 8,
and Verne BonnawitZ of route 4; three
daughters, Mrs. Olive Bennett of Okla
homa City, who was with her mother
at the Tina of her death; Mrs. Annie
Hutchinson and Mrs. Esther Hughes,
both of California. Funeral arrange
ments will not be completed until the
arrival of Mrs. Hutchinson and Mrs.
Hughes.
Blue Post No. will hold an all day
meeting Tuesday at the hall. s31 Kan
sas avenue. and tack comforts and
quilts. A lunch Will be served at noon
to which all old soldiers are invited.
eJonas Lukens of Jackson street
spent Sunday in Kansas City. the/guest
of his daughter, Mrs. leila Lukens
Easley. Mrs. Easley will leave soon
for New York, where she will con-
tinue her musical studies.
You will find a service station for
soiled clothing at 500 North Kansas
Ave. Topeka Laundry Company
Adv.
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SOCIETY


(Continued from preceding page.l
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin cooney of New
York City, and Mrs. w. Noltz of De-
troit. Mich, are visiting Mrs. Cooney's
and Mrs. Voltz's father, Mr. II. A.
Hodgins.
Mr.. f. H. Gades left Sunday for St.
Louis to attend a convention of Ma
tional Association of Stationers and
Manufacturers. Mr.. Charles Mitchell
will address the convention.
Mr.. Byron Davis is in Missouri this
week on a business trip.
Charles Crews, Jr., or Sunny"
Crews. as he is Familiarity known, has
freshman class at Kansas university.
Mrs. c. NJ. Crews and son Kenneth
spent the week end in Lawrence.
Mrs. T. L. Pounds has returned to
her home in Joplin, MO, after a visit
to friends here.
Miss Eva Davis has returned to Sa-
vannah, Ga. Miss Davis was maid of
honor at her cousins wedding, Miss
Dorothy Wahle, and Mr.. John Ripley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch McKeeyer have
returned from their wedding trip,
which they spent at Branson, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Morley have
returned to their home in Winston,
Mo, They Acre called here by the ILL
ness of Mrs. Worley's father, Mr.
Frank LoGnn.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Reed have gone
to Lincoln, Neb., to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dudley Cook
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Morrison left
Sunday morning to spend two weeks
vacation in Joplin, Mo, and in Kansas
City.
Miss Marie Beerbohm will leave soon
for an extended visit in Davenport Ia,
and other points.
Mrs. w. o. Cuddy will go to Man
kato Thursday to visit her daughter
Miss Bess Cuddy.
Mrs. L. Bacon of Kansas City and
Mrs. Paul Ruddy Of Los Angeles, Cal,
are visiting Mrs. Sewall Black. Mrs:
Ruddy Is Mrs. Blacks mother and
Mrs Bacon a sister -.
Mrs A. A. Graham and Mrs. Grace
Porter will spend the week in Chl-
caEo.
on a combined business and pleasure
Mrs. L. H. schenck will leave
"wednesday for her home in Washing
tor. d. c. She has been the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Baxter
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Morris have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
are at 1414 West sixteenth street.
Miss Leila Schultz of Miller, Kan,
who underwent an operation for ap-
pendfcitis is recovering and has been
taken to her home.
Miss Ramah Brownlee has gone to
Holton to give a musical program be-
fore the Social Circle club.
The Rosary has opened a cut flower
booth in the Topeka Candy Kitchen.
sol Kansas avenue Fine flowers kept
fine are there for you.-Ady.
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REAL EsTATE TRANSFERS.

-~-~
f. J. Warren to NJ. Connors, lots IT.
1921 Market St, Bedwell's SUBS 1
Il. NJ. <Stratton to II. r. Burns, lot %,
pit. 20, Blk. s, Auburndale.
W. r. Durham to ID. f. Wickman,
lots 10 to 20, Florence ave-, Ian
. drus Place ..-..-....-,.-.-....- /
4S-5-ST -S0-91,- College ave-. Emhurst IA 800
W Jacobs to G. d. Jacobs, lots %
80 West St, Horne's 2nd sub. .... /
w. F..,Schoeh to +. Sage, lots 1916,
Topeka ave. ..............-- 1
+. b. Sewell to r. Brinkmeyer, pit
lot G5T-59, Lincoln ST., Blk. 10, NJ.
q u. SUD. JVU
T. H. Morgan to l.. Eistermann, lots
1924, Taylor St, Stringham's al -. 100
R. 2. johnson to F. J. Kelch, lot
pit To- Brooks ave, J. Norton's $500
s. Z. Dean to NJ. c. Dean, pit. lots > s.
60 and lots 9S to 402 Wisconsin ave,
Keystone add. ......-.............. 1
NJ. c. Dean 70 S. P. Dean, lots 1880
A22-24 PC 2S-30-32 Wisconsin ave, Key
stone add. Observation-Disclosures. 1
Davis w. Mtg. Co. to 7 P. Robinson,
lots so, Fillmore St; NJ. & d.
A. NJ. Anderson to NJ. J. Kline, lot 92,
W A. Stalker to J. n. Yoder, NV.
a 2G-10-13 ................... /
Bank of5Topeka to c. NJ Bennett, pit
lot 81, blk 1, Underwood ave, Bates
End add. ...........s.......... /
T. r. Barnes to G. E. Barnes, pit lots 49,
4l6-TS Clay ST.. Kings add. 1
j. Il, Kingsbury to X. Herald, lot
= 12lS Highland ave-, S. Brentwood
duu /
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Kappa Sigma fraternity pin, at
fair grounds. J. A. Heating and 5S79 on
edge. Liberal reward. Phone A. c. Keat-
ing 142, or Black 2DdD.
LOST : A pair of brown gauntlets on 3
O'Clock Washburn- Huntoon car, Sunday
afternoon. Phone 1119 II. .. BOG West sth
LOST-Wire wheel and tire from back Of
car on East Sixth street. Return and
receive liberal reward. Phone 1104.
LOST-From pasture, 2-year- old black
colt. Call phone 1868 K-4.
L0ST-Black and white female bull pup.
Name Lady. Call 5S9S J.
LOST-On Topeka-Dover road, demounta-
BILE rim ard tire, 33x4h. Cali 1881.
SUNDAY, white bull dog, black spots on
head. Reward. Phone 2430 Black.
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WANT s
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
inserting Want Ads in The Topeka State
Journal is cent word each insertion |;
minimum 10 cents; by the week cents q
word; minimum so cents.
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must be
accom- panied with cash or check in full
payment of the same. Note the foregoing
instructions abUut counting the words and
Journal
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to be
classified properly must be in The State
journal office before 10 30 o'clock Want
Ads received after IL go till 10 p. N. will
be inserted under the head: "Too Late to
Classify"
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LOST AND FOUND.

SIe,rT ~ ~,-SS--S-~~>~
LOSI-Round ear ring, onyx in center
surrounded by diamonds. Reward Phone
IT between 80 a. III. and p. m. 27OJ
after 4.
LOST-Tooled leather handbag, contain
ing about $4,000 bank book and some
bills. Call Ora McMilles at The Virginian
Phone 1120 Reward
LOST : Saturday, blue serge coat, size
%, blue and brown silk lining. Please
Reward. Il. c. Mathews.
LOST-Insurance bill book Finder please
call Black 50G2. Liberal reward
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wANTED-To RENT.

WANTED to rent Nicely furnished,
strictly modern apartment IN well kept
apartment house. Three adults. Refer
ences exchanged. Address d. d. c.
Journal
FOUR or Groom modern apartment on the
West side wanted by two adults not later
than Nov. 1. VIII be permanent. Can fur
nish references--Call Tel. No. Isl or write
p. o. box -34-
WANTED To RENT or 6 room modern
house. West side. two adults Call even
ing. al Lincoln or phone Blue 1909.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WE PAY the highest price for cast-off
clothing, shoes, hats and overcoats- Drop
card or call Gordon Bros Loan Of
flee, 400 Kansas ave. Phone 1919.
wANTED-Machine work OF all classes at
3Gf Kansas ave.
LAWN MOVING, trash and cinder haul
ing. Phone Blue 1915.
POULTRY wANTED-E. c. Wise. 11zi
Kansas ave
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE One of the best country
stores within % miles of Topeka, in the
Kaw Valley, has large business, plenty of
fixtures and good stock. price, $500 cash.
5O-rOom hotel. 35 miles of Topeka, modern,
doing large business, low rent and lease.
Price $500: terms on part II wanted.
ESTAURANT for sale. 5000: one. 81 600.
FURMAN'S REAL ESTATE, 1O6 West Sth
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The North Topeka Civic club will
hold the regular meeting Tuesday
evening ct the Community house,
Laurent and jackson street. Business
OF Importance will be brought before
the club and full attendance is de-
sired.
The new primary room at Quincy
school will be opened Tuesday morn
ing nth Miss ROllman in charge. An
attendance OF over eighty pupils made
a division of the class necessary, which
also necessitated the fitting up of the
new room in the manual training part
of the building. The room has been
refloored, the walls tinted and electric
lights installed. Miss Pyle, the orig
tnai primary teacher, will continue in
charge of one division. Other changes
made in grades will be Miss Grace
Root as teacher of the third grade and
Miss Hubbard Of the fourth.
H L. Moore of route 4 has added a
duplex squash to the agricultural dis
play at the Kaw Valley National
bank. The squash forms two almost
perfect squashes, connected down one
side.
Amity lodge, 2S1 K. of P, will con-
fer the rank OF esquire this evening at
the hall, 800 Kansas avenue.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. Carl Robertson and little
. daughter, Mildred, of Argentine, came
yesterday to visit Mrs. Robertson's sis
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wANTED-MAI.E HELP.
LABORERS WANTED

Also two good form builders for
concrete bridge near Richland, Kan.
Board in town. Come and see or
write A. N. Turner. Superintendent,
Richland, Kan.
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WANTED-sALEsMEN

Observation-Disclosures not necessary. We
are prepared to train at once, 4 more,
neat appearing young men. over 20 years of
age, who wish to learn outside sales work
and satisfied with $21 weekly and COM
mission to start. Chance, to earn $40 per
week. Permanent travelling position open
after 10 days training. Call after p. m
Mr.. Rosa, oxford Hotel.
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-FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
80 A.-SS.0OO

Six a. alfalfa, 1 5 wheat, 20 a. corn,
5 a. meadow, remainder spring crop,
nicely improved, spring water. Owner
might consider Topeka property.
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WANTED-ro RENT


WANTED-SiX or 7-room modern house
on West side, ON or near car line refer
ences exchanged. Call Red 1900.
WANTED = BY Nov. 1, two unfinished
rooms, or one room and kitchenette, on
West side. II. s, care OF Journal.
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FOR saLFLC1T-Y pRopERry.

FOR SALE - Broom cottage, and east
front lots, corner 18th and Madison
porch, hall. bath, pantry, gas, electric
$500: clear.
FuRMAN's REAL ESTATE. log West sth
FOR SALE - BROOM cottage and one lot,
on terms; possession Nov. 2. Phone 2404-
10 rooms. modern, $500; fine rooming and
boarding place. Phone 340S
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North Topeka Ncus

Items for tlals column may be left at
PetrO's drug store. or telephone Eleanor
EImbaII. 1881 after o'clock. Other
hours, $3.50.
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WANTED-15 married farm couples, $50
mo-, house, garden, cow, fuel. place
chicks. can husk corn ab Sc bu.; % farm
and dairy hands; theamsters; bridge
laborers; road labOrers: inachinists; boil
ermakers; hospital help; 100 laborers;
corn huskers, Oct. 8; man and wife cook
and waitress; dishwasher; porter; exper-
fenced steam laundry man for Institution,
will take married man. Furmans Labor
Agency, 106 West Sth
CLERKS, over II, for postal mail service.
$135 month. Examinations October. Ex%
perience unnecessary. For free particu-
lars, write J. Leonard, (former civil service
examiner), 1912 Equitable Bldg, Washing
ton, d. c. s-s
LABORERS wanted, road work. Meet truck
at 4th and Jefferson every morning at
seven.
FIREMEN, BRAkEMEN, $50 $500 month";
1y. experience unnecessary. Write only,
Railway, care Journal
BOY WANTED-17 years or over. Apply
in person Leo Greenwald Vinegar Co.,
Curtis and North Tyler.
WANTED-Carpenter and laborers; for
work mile south of South Topeka car
line. A. y. HaFshmdn, Contractor.
WANTED = Experienced presser. indie
pendent Cleaners, 020 Kansas Ave.
WANTED-A first class presser. City
Hand Laundry.
WANTED = Fireman. Independent Clean
ers 800 Kansas Ave.
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315 A.=S65 Per Acre

One mile from good railroad town,
all smooth, large and good improve
ments, 35 a. alfalfa, $50 a. cultiva-
ton, remainder in meadow and pas
ture; terms.
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TAXICAB DR1vERS-Men of good char
acter,N who know the streets and can
drive a Ford. Do not confuse these jobs
with the old time hack drivers. We are
in the Observation-Disclosures. Steady
employment, good wages. Payne's, 205
West Sixth street