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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05

MANUFACTURING

N you can invest $500 in one 81
the best industries In Seattle.
and can do tome assembly
work. We viii pay you s. per
day and big returns on your
Investment
II 10 not necessary 20 be q first
class mechanic TO handle this
work. hut you must be steady
and accurate. Good chance for
advancement ~ you are capa-
bile. See Mr.. Potter at III sea-
board Bldg Fourth and Pike.
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Wantsd.-~fib.rty Bonds at Market.
Petroleum Producers corp'n.
G. J. fTEEPLE
iis Cherry ST. Main 1888,
WILL Sly LinER1'Y BONDS
1000 Pneumatic Typesetting Ma
500 Futreil Car Coupler.
WILL SELL
8 Pan Motor, St Cloud, MINI
rs King Airship.
10 Rainier Gas Crystal.
IFS simplex Auto Wheel
a0e Van Dyke Fountain Brush
700 Beacon Goal
zoe Universal High Power.
e0e Hothsrt Process Steel
.2s National Mines.
600 Ballard oil.
sf0 Western Smelling a Power.
1900 Forks Drilling.
1000 American Workers Oil.
1909 Alaska Petroleum a Coal
MAX MINkLfH
.it Union 50. Elliott $50.
700 SHARES OF AMERICAN WORK
efr' oil. See Geo. Decker. t5oi y
Ballard ave.
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FARM LANDS


ih"rh'ltf1 ftANths
improved With house. barn md out
houses. ~ acres In cultivation.
has good bearing orchard. running
water. THIS II a good place.
where you can do well with COWS
or hogs; near highway and school.
PRICE $1,000 owner viii take
auto or real estate up 20 1900 as
payment
CLIFFORD LAND co.
ei7 Third Ave Elliott 30.
no LAND sAf.E
In Sfagit county ! am selling out
Clear Lake Lumber co. lands al
fas and tss per acre, i.oo0-acra
tract adjoining big farm Ia now
lay % ' ,h1ngs "a' rys ys'' .e-snss
tract will make q dandy farm. and
II Will pay you 20 let me show
You. The price Is one-haf the
Wort in mills aud campo.
". q. PETERS. fie Third Ave.
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BIND over laps
IN SMUGGLING

The IS Japs implicated in the al
legged smuggling uncovered by immi-
grafton officials last week. were
bound over to the federal grand jury
on $1,000 bonds each at hearing
Friday before U. y. Commissionor
Robt- w. McCIclland.
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CONSIDER FIRE
STATION KICK

Protest OF Fire Chief Mantor to
the establishment of fire station
at Fourth ave. and Battery II. was
before the finance committee OF the
city council Friday. The fire head
objected TO the proposed station on
the grounds that II was too far
from the congested business dis.
trict to render effective fire service.
The decision Of the committee was
not announced.
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SASH AND DOORS
o. N WILLIAMS CO
fe4g IifEt Ave. y.

SASH FOR SLEEPING roncHrs
sash for this purpose are usually
made 70 order. on account OF " :
speeiai sissa required. Tho cost ia
ahout 80 cents per square loot ter
average sash. WNh our enlarged
equipment We can offer prong,
service even on special sizes ~
We viii gladly name definite
prices
Our large Illustrated catalogue,
showing full line OF building ma
toriRL free on request
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LUMBER

.xs "a .wr. $50 20 81.
Ff.OORfNC-RTSTf CEILING. "
Fine quality extra star a star. =
Cedar sizing. ss.s. -.s.ss s.ssSV W -
Delivered anywhere
Phone Queen Anne zs3I
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ruuRsroS COUNTY

LAND rs GOOD LAND. We have an
S-ncrc tract about a quarter OF n
mile from station. little over a
mile FROM the Pacific highway. on
n r. y. ~ route free school bunrcs
for the children, neiRhbors close
rs. that we offer for 500. This
would be splendid land for chick
enn and berries. and you have a
nteady aud assured market right
at your door Terms are sz5 cash
and balance $40 month. tti)
FIREsrDE REALTY co.
aff-17 New York Block. Elliott as2s.
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FOR tNCIiANGE-REAL
ESTATE
ACREAGE
FINE FARM
nraf MONEY! MAKE

REAL MONEY AAkEH
20 acres fine bottom soil. no rock
or gravel; Il acres cleared, in
cultivation. acres timber. ball
-ancr good pasture and easy to
clear. fine cfrsk. t-roon house.
garage. wood shed. bFooder
house and 2-atory chicken
house. large barn aud slio. Is
tons Of hay. 20 tons 81 corn.
lots OF roots. carrots and fpuds.
good heavy team. Jersey
cows. $50 chickens. all kinds
machinery. including incubator.
stump puiier. brooder stove,
driil dice harrow. pioN. wagon.
harness. potato digger. etc.
Everything complete. ready To
move right IN. Price $4,000.
We will sell on good terms. or
would consider a good Seattle
HERMkS SCHROEDER
3I2-l3 White Bldg
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II Il casiev for . man 70 have the
courage OF his convictions u his bank
''-ianoe 10 large enough
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pHoNoDhAfh khHohb nAIsE

fe-bsY sAcRtFIcE
path~ records. ste. for filee. Co
lumbia and Victor STANDARD ana
operate. fG-inch. sec. l--luch-
81 90. Aiso 5000 records when
are slightly used AZ ssc' u.s. spe'
Pacific Record Exchange, lvs PIKE.
sfs-so Ia ToNcA rKARf.s ...t 80
4 sn0 IA ToHra pearls .--.... 1tN
ffs68 indestrucflbts pearls 80. ~
$500 interchangeable psstis -. tse
3 500 Culture pearls ...s.s... stg
t9S Glass pearls ......*...s, ~
Will pay you 90 see these ~hetss-'e
.f.ssffINr- ais Thlrd Ave-.
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TINIyIsIt LANDS
sIOCkS AND IsONps

THE PACIFIC AGENCY. INC. 400
Arcade Bldg. Elliott 1915 LISTS
and sells timber lands anywhere.
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ron SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRADE
Western Washington improved or
unimproVed river bottom lands. 10
to 1, 600 acres.
wN MCGEE
2ii Hoge Bldg. Annex Main $500,
40 ACRES COMING UNDER lRRi-
cation in Yakima county This
tract has been In cultivation and
Is now In stubble. IL Ia level and
the soil IL the best, namely, vol
canic aah. This IL wonderful
buy at t22.5o per acre. IT is also
fenced.
CENTRAL YAKIMA RANCHES co.
1919 Third Ava, seattle!
BEST Buy NEAR BATTLE
20 acres, good soil, 10 acres cleared.
balance pasture, t-room house.
large barn, chicken house, orch
ard. 8 good COWS. I calf, horsr,
r. cIAppEi.1.. ego Marion 81,
22-ACRE iMPRO WE'D WATER
front place, convenient to the city.
for an Immediate sale have a very
low price.
S, TRETHEwEY
biT New York iildg.
OUR .nxcHANgE DEPARTMENT
handles anything anywhere. Z
states The Pacific Agency, Inc,
400 Arcade Bldg. Elliott ib9i.
KIRKLAND BARGAIN.
~ acres nearly all cleared. good
road 3-room furnished bungalow (.
F cHXPPEr.f. eco Marion II
10 ACRES
a7E0 fso f1own gfO Mnptbiv
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50 ron sALE-WATt.KfK0NT
PROPERTY


The best f0-acre water front farm
In kitsap county; . acres In hiGh
state Of eultigationi 2 acres or
ehard, the rest 10 chicken parks
and timber 7-rooIn house. almost
new, with built-in features full
concrete basement. a0xi0. water
system; chicken houses for ZOO
hens broodsr capacity for 1000
ehlcksf all Kinds OF small fruit,
Viii sell with or. without stock
aud farm tools. half mile from
SCHOOL a bargain IN taken soon,
Take boat at Pier sunday for
llahoe. Inquire for y. N. Pal
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On this 81 acres OF zine water front
land. with 81 least 900 cords ~
wood on IL. aud a fine market less
than mile away. Price ti.50ol
terms, For particulars and photo,
cell az I'll y second ave. = down
stalrs.
10 AcREB: Az CLEAR: GOOD,
hunting. Is7f, From Everett %
Greensanh. ". schultz
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wEsr 4 WHEELER

10 AcNEs IRRIGATED ny GOV.
eminent project. with fully paid
water right. located near good
town. the land 10 level and all IN
cultivation. Three acres being In
orchard ~ Commercial varieties
and balance in alfalfa Small
houae. but good also outbuiidinrs
including barn. Price only lt.soA
Terms. Come In and talk 10 US
about ~
CENTRAL YAKIMA RANCHES CO,
1919 Third Ave. Seattle.
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SsoUE orr oDAY.--sf.i. ON XIV


NEW COTTAGE, DUPLEX: OAK
floor; gas and coal range. built
poreh: dining nook; full modern
plumbing ami wash tray; large
bafemanf, etc; rooms. Adults
preferred. or with one child, Rent
$40. One block from late, car
line and paved Rainier ave. at
hifh nvs. 3 szsg Watera ave.
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One acre Of good soil. all cultivated;
fine orchard: good s-room modern
bungalow. city water. light and
phone; only one block 60 station.
and on paved highway. Price
only $1,000. with terms.
MAIN eEQg
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6 TO s0-AcRE FARMS IN THE
best agricultural part Of snohom-
from. , "A miles Of saltwater front,
~ milcs lake short; going at $40
per acre and up: also few s.
acre tracts 40 minutes Seattle on
pavement Send for literature.
Hrownell Land Co. Birmingham,
Wash
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C0TTAGE. Q KOOMs 5i2s RENTON
ave. 1890. Cottage, partly fur
nished 77fe c7th y. W. fil.00.
rshr.ne X suseuod 1lAa
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-29

PICTURE FRAMING.
FRAMING, regilding, mat making. mount
ing done by Sullivan Art Store. i22-124 e.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-29
OAKLAND NEWS
Nstes and personals by Mrs. II.
Wadieigh. Telephone 46S2 XII.

The Forestry club met Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Jesse Haney
in Chester avenue. Those present
were: Mrs. George Carothers. Mrs
S. NJ. Collins. Mrs. A. D. Crouch, Mrs
7. c. Gardner. Mrs. ]. NJ. Graft. Mrs.
G. c. Horne. Mrs. +. L. HorschelI,
Mrs. J. I. Heller Mrs. o. NJ. Keats,
Mrs. H. y. oakley. Mrs. c. NJ. Reaugh,
Mrs. J. NJ. Rathbun. Mrs. J. S. Hand
ley. Mrs. r. r. Taylor. Mrs A L.
Williams and Mrs. Fred Haney The
next meeting will be a picnic at the
home Of Mrs. J. NJ. Graft Thomas
avenue. the last Friday in July.
Tie drill team OF the Oakland Re-
bekah lodge will practice Friday eve
ming at 8 o'clock at the l. o. 0. F. hall.
The Missionary society of the Oak
land Christian church will meet Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. c. M
Reaugh. 293 Winfield avenue
Mrs. Ralph Yeager, Wabash avenue,
VINO has been visiting in Holton, Kan,
is expected to return home Thursday.
Mr.. Neager spent Sunday in Holton,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-29
WANTED-MALE HELP.

- 1-rsIsrS
WANTED-15 laborers, ship west so cents
per hour; contract work; farm hands !;
dairy hands; married farm couples; man
and wife cooks; kitchen help; cooks to ship
out. Furman's Labor Agency, log w. sth.
ACCIDENT, Health Salesman-Whole, part
time. Good commission. Lion Bonding
Surety Co, Cen. Natl. Bank Bldg, Topeka,
WANTED-Colored boy to work about an
hour every afternoon after 5. Southwest
Press Clipping Bureau, 633 Jackson.
WANTED-Young man for clerical posi-
ton. Apply to manager of Santa Fe
Brass Foundry.
WANTED-Young man for stock room and
order filling department. Apply Crane &
Company's Avenue Store, S12 Kansas ave.
PORTER AND DISHWASHER. Cremerie
restaurant.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


The Emahizer-S peilman Co. to c. a.
lunches, lots 5T-59 Kendall ave,
Kenwood 1
Tyler St, Douthitt Place No 3 -. $500
X. q. White to NJ. kittel, lots 694-
95G-9S West St, blk. 20. NJ. & d. sub
j. Curry to ]. A. Carroll, lot 354 pit.
j. A. Carroll to J. Curry, lot 211 Mad
w '' u con.ia1d 70 n wiIiio;ms; IL;
400 pit. is Quincy St, Ritchies
duu- Z,oUU
j. ID. Gossett to Il. Carlson, lots s pit.
and Orchard St. Hartsock's add. 800
Homestead Blk ........e........... $500
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TYLER 524-Three furnished housekeeping
rooms, downstairs, cool and shady; very
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Plans are being discussed for hold
ing North Topeka's annual picnic the
latter part of July or the first week
in August.
The North Topeka Day" celebra-
ton, held for the first time last year,
was instituted as an annual affair.
While the celebration this year is not
intended to equal the inaugural North
Topeka Day as regards the free enter
tainments, it is planned to furnish
plenty of amusements of various kinds
and serve free lemonade to the thirsty.
On North Topeka Day. North side
merchants close their stores at noon
and the entire north side, both town
and country, join in the celebration at
Garfield park.
Notes and Personals.
z. A. Syhart of Randall, Kan, is in
North Topeka looking after property
interests and visiting relatives.
Mrs. Frank Cell of Kansas City,
Mo, was the guest of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Musson, of Park street,
Sunday.
Miss Fern Brownen and Russell
Brownen of s43 Quincy street, have
gone to Oakland, Cal, where they will
visit relatives for several weeks.
Mrs Ralph Hurst and children of
Kansas City. Mo, are the guests for
the week of Mrs. Hurst's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Musson.
The Rev. Harry Gordon of Pitts
burg. Kan, is the guest of his brother,
the Rev. r. F. Gordon, and Mrs. Cor
don at their home in Park street.
Among delegates from the Kansas
Avenue Methodist church that attend
ed the meeting at the First Methodist
church last night were: The Rev r.
2. Gordon and Mrs. Gordon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyd Pollom, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Q.
Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. s r. Dexter.
II y
Mrs. T. c. Seger. Mr.. P. N. Tracey,
Miss Lottie Tracey. Miss Dana Stay
baugh, Miss Laura Beverly, Miss Myr-
tie McGrew, Miss Minnie McGrew
Theron French. Homer Palmer, Mr.
and Mrs. William Farnsworth
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES

FOR RENT-Furnished Groom house
adults, references required. Phone Red
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FOR sALE-CITY PROPERTY

4S2 cLAY-6- room De Luxe Cottage, dou-
BILE garage, Il. lots. See this first and
avoid further annoyance. II. A. SKULL.
Phone 42i3.
SEVERAL modern cottages convenient 10
Holy Name church. See these quick. II.
A, ShulL Phone 42io.
EXTRA GOOD fiye-Toom strictly mod
ern cottage, close in. west side. Priced
right II, A, Shull. Phone 4245
FOR SALE by owner 4-room house, pan
try, 4 lots. good well, fruit. Inquirs
91i Golden ave. Phone 2o57 K-4.
TEN ROOM modern house owner selling
on account of health Phone 51ST W.
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
inserting Wait Ads in The Topeka State
Journal is ! cent a word each Insertion !;
minimum 10 cent?: by the week cents
word minimum 80 cents.
COUNT THE WORDS OF your ad includ-
Ing four words for State Journal address
When address Is used count each Initial
letter and each number or combination o.
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must De
accom- panied with cash or check IN full
payment Of the same Note the foregoing
Instructions about counting the WORDS and
the rate per word for Tho Topeka sta !.
Journal
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to De
classified properly must be in The State
Journal office before IL 20 o'clock. Want
Ads received after II 80 till Is p. m. will
be inserted under the head: TOO Late TO
Classify"
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FOR RENT-One sleeping room. Work
ing lady preferred 920 Lincoln st.
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LOST AND FOUND.
LOST, CAMEO RING

with white figure and black background
surrounded with pearls, between It'll and
18th SITS. on Quincy. Reward SO Phone
Red 1924.
STOLEN-On Kansas river; 1 row boat
made of Redwood with chain of half
straight and half twisted links built for
two pairs of oars. Finder please notify
II. A. Meyer, willard, Kan, and receive
reward.
- ~ @aten, . III I i eIheht Nset
turn to Mr. g. v, Davis, 1911 Clay ST., city
Phone Blue 1000
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN-S1O re-
ward and no ques tons asked for return
to Topeka club of wire wheel and 32x415
rib casing from Stutz car. Harlow Hurley.
LOST-Package of papers belonging to
American Metal Weather Strip Co. Of no
value only to owner. Finder phone 1857
for reward.
LOST-Reauty pin between Willow park
and $40 Lane st. Reward. Phone 43S5W
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Show ism a Good Tlme.

J. ]. J. J. would like to suggest the
following program for the entertain
ment some evening of the Topeka
white way moths"
Line party at Cozy theater. where Theda
BarfeDa is playing in "Salome.'
Dancing az Steinbergs- Five dollar prize
shlmmie-
Dutch lunch at a drug store. Cheese,
pickles and near beer will be served
Smoker.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-29

Il wouldn't attend that for any
thing" said a Topeka man, referring
10 the meeting OF the eastern division
OF the Kansas State Beekeepers' asso-
ciatioin here Monday.
What's the natter" inquire his
friend. '"Fraid you'd get stung?"
Not so much that, as afraid that
III get the hives" was his answer.
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FOR RENr-FURNIsHED ROOMS

HOTEL VICTORIA, modern, European,
lis West Sixth. Cool, breezy, all outside
rooms. Reasonable. Special summer week
" rates.
FOR A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, cool south
room overlooking large lawn. 523 Madi-
son. Tel 1926.
TYLER 524-Three furnished housekeeping
rooms, downstairs, cool and shady; very
reasonable.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms; also
room for sleeping and housekeeping. Caff
White 25+7,
ing lady preferred 800 Lincoln St
Phone 31s2.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, first floor,
gentleman preferred. 1101 Van Buren,.
212 W. STH-Modern furnished rooms,
housekeeping apartments. Phone 1861.
ONE front room for rent with board. 1913
Madison.
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Vow You See II; Now You Don't.

Well. we're a couple of son-of-a-
guns, Guess what these Topeka wom-
en- are doing now? They're pullin' a
new false hair stunt And it's good
one too. When you see one with
hat on, from under which peeps out
the most cunning and obedient of lit
tie curls. regard her with suspicion.
DO. because the next minute you see
her. II she takes off her hat in the
meantime. the curl will be missing.
The gol-durned things sewed onto
ne front OF the hati
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-29

OF course the young couple in their
halcyon honeymoon days contemplate
nothing OF this sort 1--WE should say
not!). but we would like TO know IL IL
would take longer 10 unite the knot
pulled and tugged at by three Metho-
dist ministers than one merely tied
gently by one preacher.
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WANTED-FENfALE HELP

WANTED-Cooks, white and colored, $50
10 $25 week, board and room; restau-
rants out of city; dining room and lunch
Coupler girls out of city, $50 month, board
and room; free transportation women for
country homes; private family help; maids,
work. Furman's Employment office, 106
West Sth.
WANTED-Colored woman cook $50 wk :;
and 2 eolored girl dining room, $40 week
each, board and room, railroad camp;
Kitchen help. Furman's Employment Of
flee, 106 West sth.
HOUSEKEEPER to take charge of house,
small family, no children, close in. For
particulars address Housekeeper- care
Journal
WAITRESS AND DISHWASHER. Crem-
erie restaurant
WANTED-Waitress. Cremerie Festauf.
ant.
HELP WANTED-311 Kansas ave,
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COTTAGE HOME

Three lots with good shade, 5 room
cottage with bath. House is all mod
ern excepting furnace. Rooms are
large and well lighted. Good barn
and chicken shed on~rear of lots. Los
cation Is good. among large homes
West near Sixth avenue. Price. $4,000
make us an offer.
w. A. Neiswanger & Co.
Ill West Sixth 81. Phone s4s
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FOR sALE-KANsAs FARMS.

FOR SALE-Improved 1,140-acre ranch in
Ellis Co, 2T5 acres bottom, 800 acres
wheat this season, 1900 acres OF fine blue
stem pasture, fenced and cross fenced, IN
limited water, wells and springs, 10 IL 80
#, 2 granaries and extra lot OF lumber,
5-aere grove of old elm shade. Price $25
per acre; terms ON part Furman Real
Estate. log West Sth
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Women's styles, like AIS brook, go
on forever and the farther they go
the more they take on the aspect of
~ onventional freedom. We admired
tfe hohbls skirt. We adore the lace
hat. We approve the abandonment OF
the inside armor. But we don't know
how To take the somewhat recent idea
OF wearing the "streamer" on the out
side.
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EVER NOTICE?

The grass growing right out in the
middle OF Topekas main street, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets? II
sprouts right up thru the bricks, COM
pletely ignoring automobiles and street
cars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-29

FOR SALE-Fumed oak dining room fur
niture. table. buffet and chairs, sl0O;
fumed oak rocker with cane back, SO;
new brown silk draperies for windows.
So: lady's mahogany desk, SO; white
Wolfe curtains cheap. 1122 West Sth st.
FOR SALE-I.itchen cabinet. dining room
set. 2 rockers and stoves, all in good
condition. 1927 N Topeka ave.
RUGS FOR SALE-If you want to buy
rugs or sell your rugs. see Wesley Bunce,
sos Clay. Phone Blue 1902.
HIGHEST CASH price paid for all kinds OF
furniture anu stoves. Logan Furniture
Co. Phone 31S2 800 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE-Bed springs, mattress, stoves,
etc. Call 4S1 Ohio.
FOR SALE-Household goods, 40 West
ern ave Phone Blue 2264.
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JOURNAL
Jokes
IoTs e.
BIZ
kAARN AID Ct1


LOST. sTRAYED OR STOLEN
$40 reward and no questions asked for
return to Topeka club of wire wheel
and AKA 4 rib casing for Stutz car.
Harlow Hurley.
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BUNGALOW

West side, six rooms, all finished'i in
oak. strictly modern, full basement,
one and half lots. Price $500.
The Blaine-Meade Company
525 Kansas Ava. Phone 141S.
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"Americanism Triumphant" seems 10 be a
safe prediction for the course Of events
in 1920
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-29

The headline writer on this paper is
an accommodating cuss. on Monday
he informed US. This Is Hot Day"
We never would have suspected it 9TH
erwiss.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-29
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-29

Perhaps the aviators who refused to
notice Nesbit Flnk's box kite Sunday
felt they were somewhat above him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-29
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