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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
PLAN RECRUITING
OF WILD BIRDS
Ducks, Turkeys and Geese to
Figure in State Experiment.

Plans are being discussed by the di-
vision heads of the state conservation de-
partemnt for experimental breeding Of
wild game birds. almost extinct in In
diana
Richard Lieber, director of the conser-
walton department, outlined generally the
proposed scheme of carrying on the
breeding experiments on 6O0acre tract
along Sugar creek near Waveland, Ind.
Specimens of wild ducks, wild turkeys
and wild geese will be procured, and
after the young have been Matched the
offspring will be placed in the wilder
ness of the experimental tract and per-
mitted to shift
THE purpose" Mr.. Lieber explained,
''is merely to aid the county game or
CARNATIONS in carrying out plans, and
we are not going to try to stoci; the
state"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
Homeopathic Meet
i'm City Tomorrow

The ffty-fourth annual session Of the
Indiana Institute of Homeopathy viii
be held at the Claypool hotel tomorrow
and wednesday. at which many promi-
nent physicians and surgeons OF the
country will appear as speakers.
The sessions will begin at 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning and an informal din
ner will be given tomorrow night to the
physicians and their wives.
Among the speakers will be Or. George
r. LaidIow Of New York; DIT. Ralph
Bernstein Of Philadelphia; Or. Auson
Cameron Of Chicago; DR.. Goethe Link
Of Indianapolis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
Society News

\ house party OF young college folk
was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
NJ Ralston at their country home over
the weekend for their daughter. Miss
Ruth Raltson. who is attending Purdue
= university The guests included Miss Lu-
Tile Smith. Miss Marjorie Clark, Miss
Freda Arthur. Miss Catherine Overlies.
Miss Marian Wheeler. Walter Wilson, Ed
Schroyer +. Sislif. Nathan Roberts,
Donald Nnuhouand. Harold West, and
John Underwood. Miss Ralston returned
20 school last night.
80
Members of the AItrusa club will spend
next Sunday in Idle Wild cottage at
Broad Ripple.
Miss Caroline McNTath. who is attend
lug Indiana university, spent the week
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas E. McMath. 234T Broadway. She
had as house guests Miss Julia and Cert
rude FenneH Of Frankfort. and Miss
Theodore Parsons Of Upton.
80
Miss nellie Smith, 1882 North Meridian
street. was the hostess for the Niu Phi
Epsilon meeting this afternoon. 4 musi-
cal program was given by Miss Julia
Reyer. soprano, who recently returned
from a concert tour, and Miss Gladys
Whiteman, pianist Miss Reyer was &C
companied by her sister, Miss Elsa Reyer.
The meeting was in charge of Mrs. Ar
leen Shrieve5 Clark.
49,
%Nrs. ]. F. Thornton. 4s11 Central ave
nue., will be the hostess for the Woman's
Union Of the First Congregational church
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. James Ogden, 1892 North Penn
sylvania street, will be the hostess for
the annual open meeting Of the Pan
Hellenic association next Saturday after
noon Officers for the season viii be
chosen. Mrs. Don Bridge, president Of
the club, VIII be in charge OF the session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Copeland, 2041
Broadway, announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Marianne, to Mark Van
Nuys OF Franklin. The wedding will take
place In the eahly summer.
Mrs. Francis Hill, 5452 University ave-
nue.. will entertain the Bucilla Circle
Thursday with an all-day sewing party.
go
Mr.. and Mrs. ". D. Hite, los East
Thirtieth street, announce the engagement
OF their daughter, Miss Florine Hits, to
Rice ". Lambert Of this city. The we'd
ding will take place in June
The state dance of the Phi Sigma so
rority will be held Friday night in the
ballroom Of the Independent Athletic
club. At noon Wednesday the regular
luncheon viii be given.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
ARRANGE EXHIBIT
FOR COMPOSERS
Prizes to Be GiUen for Best
Work of Indianiuns.

Indiana composers are TO be given an
= opportunity to exhibit their talent, and,
incidentally, compete for two 500 prizes
offered by the National Federation of
Musical Clubs assisting in the American
ization movement.
The prizes will be for the best song
and the best work of art.
The exhibits will be placed in the
Polk Memorial building, Greenwood.
simultaneously there will be & general
conference of Indiana composers there
from June / to 5.
It is proposed to make this an epochal
event in the history of composers in the
state.
Hoosier Literature and Hoosier Paint
tngs-Why Not HOosier Composers?" is
the question being asked.
Manuscripts must be submitted to Mrs.
Ralp Polk, Greenwood, before May %.
Junior members will have a separate
contest in which SO will be awarded for
the best song.
Junior day will be on June /.
. All musicians are invited to attend the
rWession.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
THIS CITY MAY
GET NJ. E. BISHOP
Three HOOsiers Possible APP
pOintees at Iowa Session.

!. Indiana Methodists are confidently
hoping that a long cherished dream to
win a bishops residence for indianapolis
with the entire state as his area will be
realized in the general conference as
Des Noines.
Three Indiana men arc thought to be
in line for bishoprlcs.
They arc Dr. Joshua Stansheld, for
merly Of the Meridian street church and
now pastor of Portland (Ore) church
Or. George r. Grose, president of De
Pauw university, and Dr. ]. F. Fisher
assistant general secretary of the mis-
sionary board.
At present tho Methodist churches Of
Indiana are under divided supervision
about half of them being in Chicago
bishops area and the remainder In a
Cincinnati area.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10

Master Tinker Boy is coverall of blue
made to protect stockings or bare knees and
undertogs Sizes 2 to 6 years, $1.15, so long
as the present stock lasts; new price will be
$3.50.
Patsy is the name of attractive peg-pocket
rompers with square neck, short sleeves. In
a wide color range of chambray. Sizes 1 to 6
years, at $1.9S.
Patsy of Devonshire crepes, Peter Pan cloth,
handstitched at collar and on cuffs, and in
sizes to years, is $3.50.
Patsy boomer frock of plain tone chambray.
Sizes to years. $2.95.
Tom Boy frock consists of a shocked smock
and boomers, IN Copenhagen blue. Sizes to
10 years, $5.75.
Patty Comfort aprons of pink and blue ging-
hams, strap neatly and securely across the
back Sizes to years. $1.25.
Bunny Brooches, clever overall in blue,
rabbits ears forming the amusing shoulder
straps. Sizes 2 to years. 1925. Hats to
match, $1.OO.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
Catholic Knights
to Present Farce

For the benefit of the hospital bed
fund, the Dramatic club OF the Indiana
polls knights of Columbus viii present
the farce, 1T PAYS to Advertise" at the
Murat Tuesday night
The cast includes Miss Helen Granting.
Miss Charlotte Trenck, Miss Lucille
Sweeney, Miss Margaret Burke. Anthony
Sweeney. Charles Lauck, G.. Francis
Rathz. Joseph Foltzenogel, William Paul
Flanary, Cletus Kruger, Albert Rucker
and Oscar Barry.
Edward b. schroer is directing the re-
hearsals
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
Monday Club Hears
BrOLUn Co. Author

BENJAMIN Wallace Douglas, author
photo-artist and orchardfst, gave a talk,
Illustrated by stereopticon views. OF
Brown county before the women Of the
Monday club and their guests today in
the parlors of the PrOpylaeum.
Mr.. Douglas has written several books
Of note.
His latest publication, Farm and
Garden" IS Of real value to the flower or
fruit culturist.
Mrs. Ed Larance, accompanied by Miss
Jessie Lewis, sang "PhilomeT' (Delaqua)
and "Tbe Springtime OF the Year.
(Rusk).
Mrs Carl Wilmer was in charge of
the music and Mrs. Thomas B. McMath
Of the program.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
Woman to Talk
on Social Problem

DR. Emma Holloway of North Man
chester will address the women of Mer
rett Place church, Thursday night at
As on Social Morality
Mrs Minnie Bronson, county president
Of the W c. T. T.. Nil preside.
IN -ivitatton is extended to mothers
and daughters
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10

A cold is simply an infamma-
ton of some part of the air pas
sages-throat, larnyx or bron-
chial tubes-just like sore is
an Inflammation Of the skin. A
long continued cold means con-
slant inflammation and this con-
slant Inflammation frequently
weakens the air passages so that
thew become an easy point of at
tack for invading germs of more
serious diseases. A "cold that
hangs on" therefore, is simply
natures fred flag" indicating
that there is trouble below, :"
and this warning should never
be neglected.
Nightly applications of Wick S
VapoRub will aid nature to clear
up that inflammation. Because
Vicks acts locally by stimulation
thru the skin to draw out the
inflammation, attract the blood
away from the congested spots
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
ENBIANAP0LIS LIKES
INSTANT ACTION

. There has never been anything
with the quick action of simple witch
hazel, campbor, hydrastis, etc, as
mixed IN Lavopik eye wash One
lady with infamed and watery eyes
reports her eyes are bright and clear
after using Lavoptik a very short
tire. In another case five app!ica-
pJns produced great benefit We
kaarantee q small bottle to help
ANY CASE, weak. strained or In
named eyes. Henry J. kfuder, Drug
gist--Adverttscmelt-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
The Child's
PL AY TOGS

Alicia is cunning new dress in pink with
blue or green with yellow checked Bingham,
with boomers to match. Sizes to years.
$2.95.
Lest Tiny Toes Be Stubbed
Playtime sandals with welt soles and in
size range to 515. 51k to II. and 114z to 2.
Socks in white and colors, plain or with fancy
tops, variously priced.
-Ayres-Childrens Shop, Fifth floor.
Toys for Outdoor Service
Lawn swings, $3.50.
Coaster wagons, $4.75.
skypalongs, $3.50 and 81.
Skudder Cars, $3.50 and 1926.
Irish Mails, $40 and $14.75.
Farm wagons, velocipedes. automobiles
-Ayres-Toy Shop Fifth floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10

and relieve the cough. In addi-
ton, the medicinal ingredients
of Vicks are vaporized by the
body heat. These vapors are
breather in all night long, thus
bringing the medication to bear
directly upon the infamed areas.
Vicks should be rubbed in over
the throat and chest until the
skin is red-then spread on
thickly and covered with hot
flannel cloths. Leave the cloth
ing loose around the neck and the
bed clothes arranged in the form
of a funnel so the vapors arising
may be freely inhaled. If the
cough is annoying, swallow a
small bit of Vicks the size of a
pea.
Samples to new users will be
sent free on request to The Wick
Chemical Company, 235 Broad
Street, Greensboro, N. G..
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10

lived there called out to Buff. "Helloa,
there. Cousin Buff. Where are you GO
ing:" And then Buff Jumped ont and
said "Goodby." so Puss drove on some
more and by and by they came to a
cornleld, and there right in the middle
stood a Scarecrow, and when he saw him
our friend. the Scarecrow, wanted 20
make a visit In the coraicld. and SO
Puss drove on with nobody n the wagon
except himself
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Copeland, 2o41
Broadway, announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Marianne, to Mark Van
Nuvs Of Franklin. The wedding will take
-. L. .hn cahl- stlrnrner-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10

@RIrs. ]. F. Thornton. 4s11 Central ave
nue.. will be the hostess for the WOman's
Union Of the First Congregational church
Tuesday afternoon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10

The state dance Of the Phi Sigma So
rority will be held Friday night in the
ballroom Of the Independent Athletic
club. At noon Wednesday the regular
luncheon viii be given.
Evening journal., 1920-11-30

next Thursday evening on Glasses
and Masses IN England After Water-
loo and the Reason Therefore" The
Rev. A A. Ewing, a former pastor Of
lmmanufl Episcopal Church. will give
several readings. Mr.. Ewing Is well
noNn here for his ability as a
reader Prof. Handy Hay. former in
structor at Girard College. philadel-
phi1. and for several years a resident
Of this city. is president Of the so
cieiy.
Mrs. Elmlra n. Duncan. nee Newell
OF Wilmington, a former teacher of
the Comm rcial course al the local
High school, has been elected 90 her
old position. Mrs William Weggen-
mann, nee Greene. also a former
tfaoher in the local schools, and
who following her marriage last
spring went to California. from where
she and her husband but recently re-
turned, is filling the vacancy In the
teaching stan caused by the illness
OF Miss Elizabeth Davis.
Numbers Of The DOrcas Society or
the New Castle Methodist Church,
will meet in the sunday school rooms
OF the church Thursday art rnOon at
2 o'clock.
The Wnmon's Christian Temper
ance Union OF the Methodist Church
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Sarah
Atkinson on East Third street We'd
nesday afternoon at ? o'clock.
William Wipf Is building a garage
at the Baldton
Robert Ferguson Is erecting a bun
eal0w on the lots at The Baldton,
recently purchased by him from An
drew Mitchell.
The card party 90 be given al 'he
New Castle Century Club parlors
this evening under The supervision
Of Mrs. NJ p. Phillips. president, and
Miss Carrie Gemmnl, seer tary OF the
club, Will be as a benefit for The New
Castle Health Center. Tickets are y
cents and the affair public.
Alrc. Catherine Van SAINT and Miss
Anne Wright, of this city. spent The
weekend as the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reynolds at Chester. Pa.
Evening journal., 1920-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds were former
residents OF this city.
Andrew Mitchell and son moved fur
nlture into the Heity Smith prop
eriy. on the Strand. recently pur-
chased by Philip D. Laird OF Laird
& Co, Wilmington. yesterday
Mrs. r. Z. Pinder and sons George
and Edward. and Mrs. George II. VII
liams and son Harold, spent yester-
day I'm Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Dickson. re-
siding below this city, near the Beth
lehem Sigel Corpany's plant, on River
Road, left today for a tour OF Can
ada
Francis Sentman OF Sixth and Dea-
ware streets. Is confined TO his home
with The grip.
Mrs. John Farm,r, or Chester. pa,
who came 20 BaldiOn 90 spend Thanks
giving with her daughter. Mrs
Charles Hewlett, was stricken with
tonsilitis and was forced 10 remain
there.
Evening journal., 1920-11-30
READY TO cALLOP

SAN DlEGO-It is estimated that
700 horses Will be assembled at Tia
iuana for the winter race meet. when
the curtain goes up. Jockeys are
swarming westward.
Evening journal., 1920-11-30
snnNTn sIAnIIIM

NORMAN. Okla. - Coach Bennie
planning 20 ask the state legislature
for an appropriation OF $4,000 with
which 70 build a new athletic field.
Evening journal., 1920-11-30

The Want Ads for the coming three
weeks VIII help In real estate and the
selling and H"vins OF farms and
homes.
Evening journal., 1920-11-30

FRUIT CAKE. schlliuer's. 800 King
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WANTED Ypuor l,Iy tr clerical go.
t|f.r nu d,,rrfl'uyr r.rrsstn must
vu'r s.ni haHh ,NIl IS .'.l
WANTED FIr't elias, ,snusrarher u..d.
'tuh man
WASTED rhJtmchly r,prr,urrf ,t's.
u'y wbr has ability auI sN.Hz 90
WORT ur ress h1yins 4lsiitl,atiuas h' not
spp Marie 'lio
WAS rEp- Etpcrsncsi booSkc,rtr AZ.
Wy Irl,he cffee. Huchins hotel
WANTED. riHlns room stl prefer uu"
90 " us ',r i~f husbands r.Hu nnI
hoard ai i's West Reno Mrs Eru
WASTED -. Woman a. scu.f,I 6tHuse.
.V.f. good wbH,s o. rEh' vary 'Hl
4" west g. alter bp m4 ur rhnur
IIiN... hrer a. N.
NNNrbp-k good ~hrs or ooi.r.I Frt
for cookns and hou's~ora s,irDi,l
wages " itbNf
GIEL f,r nous Sart. that -, horne
nights small family. good N'gF N
ftf'.l I.oI Wss' s!nd
WASTED Wu.rsu. lludaon Luu.h j1,
upts1r
WANTED En.eirnt ,teuHsr,pb'r and
uypst fr I~rlod ~ ino t',s or more.
sUab $500 ~ day hours 10 8. phuu'
w q
uul sEkhtptR fpr EUROPEAN motel ~
0.u ln first letter W. Adams, Man
.UW Daa
WASTEu- Bnlorsj strl for general house
wlrb Cui " g6ft
WANTED single white or colotsi gr
t.c Eruttbt huus~work, nicely furnished
' servants fram AMI good salary, fNt.I
. ,0sc required ms " ilth ~
! WANTED Nou7s lady fs general ef.c.
VHrN 1nr who can ouarpis 'FUrvJ''
! rf. ferroi Adltess gNhg fritrengf - D..
90. ahrua0
WANrFu oHs ani won,t cali lr rsr.
sun. r,tyy Moses candy Cn. tle ha''
5'h -
WANTED colofed sin Tor d,shsash,ns
w lE
MANTkp-- Reliable coiur.i woman 80
cook. nice servants quarters SI0 West
i'th
WANTED -a,nsis eoiofed woman 10 cook
hNd weep house, servants quarters VI.
ioH 1i r sth.
WNNTEp--HousrRsep for ! tn fmiF
business p.orie away all isy rI-r
toofu good rAN no entertaining 'Ni
WAITED -Hou.skeeper on farm. cour
tfy woman preferred, !. A Cnnrcl
Route ~ noy a.
WANTED -. Whrs or ccloted gOrls -
geuttsi houseworH no Washing F.''
vases. phone ". 5f0l. COS West t'rn
. a'frr'
s-uOnt. uiui. to s.sist with wotk and
children on Saturdays ami sln1ayA "
/ feA
Lazy ~ fua'ur@ mini ~ ottirs ~0rt
SONS collecting nnh soliciting tr'fri
aor thas uses tYrs-tI,r. s'faiFht salary
/ i.a. CO., Ihh.n.bn.
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W. will t- clad 20 trii Dcu al
utO1t hours warts ANi wUfk
Young ladies ~ years - are ord
over aye invited 80 tAli On aur
employment supervisor and h<e
this Interesting ufnfe-ison 81
lfAinti N1pif fn Employment
department Room .it. PionesI
nliE
9nE spUruwEsTEfN nEiI
TELEPHONE CDNfANf
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SITUATIONS wASrEp-xALE
SITUATION WANTED .. .l.. m.n.s

SITUATION WANTED % ssie.- manage,
by 81 experienced saissmsn ard sais,
manager Who has soid dsslsrs. directed
spsciHliy snd general nissmen lisss
svid large merchandise tnbb-rr. org,nsed
and di.setsd sales farres snd planned pub'
i,city ramrsian J.sts esfe oklshomsr.
AVAILABLE Msfehsi 10 Is. married man
80 years ef ss-. 9Th unisetsiiy sducs
iian- asaeasir. se,iity ss4 eff,ee eseeSt.
ents. tefse~nces ~ io ability. Integrity
No positions esasiasrsd -sesri With pa
nsbl. evs-v Of secd sssiins y. ID,
okiahomsn,wS5
upyu ssskhssSss sssa sss pss,,'ss. y
kel1.y .l17 fIa
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DlilNJ juas. furnl,ur. cIo'h" Maple
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nANn nice hsdtoom IN smIioysd LADY
Kitchen p'i'iissss wslAins distance
= Klein
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MASTED OF toomA modern. fur
nishsi or unfutntshsd. " bS,t Tor
UnNI
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IAN sn Amsrlrsn I psy the bishest hish
prices fof mems snd bots suits, over
coats ana sboss. Phone walnut 2ta ami
1 I'll Iall
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Tho Associated Pres 10 silluit'y an.
tnisd "a the use ~ republication ~ s.I
news dispsicnss credited 10 CT not u'h
uiss credited In tnis paper aud also ihs
teesi nsss putlisnsd hcftin
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WANT AD RATES
OLAll0MAN.TlArH

f ErvEcTiyK OCT. ik 1917
N ~ Osst dsy classified sdVsrisins funs
~ MI papers st ops price sundsy otlsf
U1loe one issus same rate 80 tho is
l'--'- Per Per rsf
l word. line ~ssa
SsssS ..''T.,.. iooig pii $40
~ stsss Dali, Okla
bDmes ard Tunes .., .os 10 10
49, .umss Oblahonan
~ Times -arh day. % - ~
V6st okIshoInsn Times,
eeeA 1sy ..,,,....,,,. i IL 10 l'7
Dee mcsif Okiah0msn
end Timss. ssch dsy ols % N
phcas rBA... ask Tor WANT Ab lst'
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VIZ rAr highest price, fof nss.p.psu
magazine, also bslsi scrap papsf. out,
u town orders attended
OKLA. SCRAP rArEH co,
" i;1, OS y Gsni
TWO second hand sample trunks. slso
concession tent n " nu'isr. usn.
pei, Norman Ohls
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1rAsisnnp nooHa yoa nENr

orTu reon, isfls closet. close In. s.n
usmsn, ia West tlh.
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e-~~-~~~~~~A->--Ss~ r-e~s>s<A@s
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Keep your empty fs.d seeks clean ard
them 20 No and receive Highest pTie.s
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TRACTOR SALESMAN WANTED.

rir., class ssissmaa with ess 10 seli
,rac,ers. ple~s disc hsra~s. Afsiis and
stsir We have . rrorosi,ion that 10 worth
" h0e 20 live wifr saiAsSnaa. the nest
s months. salary and Communication. D.t,.
ohishoman.
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Bosw onrn mao coNpAar.
Memphis. Tern
usfSfsnfsf ANs msmphls Hsuk

sECosp- p-HAsp CLOTHING E.fl psJs
bsst pncss meas suits, shoes aud psnis
I will call. Maple ls,s
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SITUATIONS wASrsp--yExALE
pwrssxAxiNe AND MILLINERY

MARY MorSOER. iS Security mag.
Aspl. fti
ARTISTIC pisa,irG and hu'ton ~nfN.
hsm-,rhihs. prompt service. fos Bal-
tirefs BliG
.tVHs RkMObsLhD-A.s ladies and
ncn's Fui,s, sspeft vofkinsnship. NAnok,
I1fs
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! WANTED 70 ttnt ds.tah. hunEalns
OF Shi isss. oouaTs WITH scrtAsr pre-.
I Ter In ur near wssiwo ooi " s3ii. sulii.
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pnr.swAkis0 AND MiLLiSrRr

PoPrLAN priced millinery. orders and
teWoi,lliuE speciality nsHrr q
Bruufft AZ. 92jh W MAN walnut b'i,
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AakNN WANYua

wANrnp--Livs viss assats vhs cen saih
eh.sn sssussicns asd On IDEAL irriestsl
fstminG cesn,ry. bie cemmlssieaa. Bsrasy
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