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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.

"That witch has caused us lots Of
trouble" said the White Bird; and 81
you don't know what she means by this
you will have to read the last story,
:or I haven't room in this one to tell
you all that has just happened.
How am l ever 20 change myself
back into eat;" asked Puss, turning
the mirror face to the wall, for he didn't
Ike to look al himself any more. and
! don't blame him, do you?
without answering the Biackbird-i
mean the White Bird-hew over to a
little cupboard and took out small
bottle. And on the label was written
Magic Perfume" Then dipping the tin
Of bis wing into the liquid. he touched
Puss Junior and he turned into a cat
once more
And Of course the White Bro turned
into Biackbird even sooner, and after
that our two little friends looked into
the mirror. which Puss turned around
the right way. and they were very hap
py TO see their reflections in che glass
You can very well understand.
But how are we to get away ?" asked
Puss. squirting out Of tho window.
There's that dreadful wildcat witch
waiting for us 70 open the door
without answering. the Blackbird
flew over to the cupboard again ana
picked up piece OF meat, on which he
carefully poured a little OF the magic
perfume Then opening the window lust
crack. he threw the meat 10 the Wild
cat witch, who swallowed Il with one
bite And instantly she changed into
little mouse. and before she could ruA
away Puss dartsd out through +he door
and caught her, and with one fierce
shake he shook her to death.
"Whew!" exclaimed puss. that was
narrow escape for us. Let's get away
from here before anything else han
pens" and he and the Blackblrd started
OF through the woods. and BY and by
they came TO the sheepfold. where thew
had left Mary and her little lamb. nat
Fhe was nowhere 70 be seen. so the
Blackbird said, we VIII 90 TO ne.
house and ron can get your Good Grar
Horse and so eontinue our Journey u
adventure
or course. Mary was very interested
In all that Puss had 10 tell her abou.
the wicked witch. and very soon after
that Puss mounted his horse and rode
away.
"Heigh- ho." he said 10 himself after
he had gone many miles and the day
was drawing to a close. "Helgh-ho. /
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sIsrERs KILLEp RY mans.

NATION. Ill. May 1s.-wben n Big
-Four train arrived in Nation the other
day from Loxs Station, few miles west
OF Nation. an expressman saw the body
Of a girl on the pilot OF the engine. The
train had struck and killed Miss Ida
Curl, II. and Louise Curl, Is. as they
were standing on the tracks.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
LAST NIGHTS DREAMS
What They Mean
Did you dream Of feathersl

u
To do so is considered a favorable
omen and is generally reckoned a sign
Of success. though some orscles say
black feathers denote anxieties and de-
lays In business.
Some mystics assert that TO see many
feathers about you is an omen that your
ambitions will be realized and that you
viii rise 10 q position of power. no mat
ter what may be the color of the
feathers
To dream OF ornamental feathers, such
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CHAPTER XXXYIII.

NtAF = fN \ A@N III
Well, you can imagine how surprised
Puss was to SEQ what had happened to
himself. but he didn't say anything. He
Just looked In the mirror again and re-
marked to the White Bird, what do
you think Of me now7 A squirrel with
red topped boots. Why, my own father
wouldn't know me-" And he began Il
laugh
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18

! think IT is waiting for me to rest
Ny tired head on It's soft. white breast
And this made Puss Junior so sleepy
that be closed his eyes and went sound
asleep on the back of his Good Gray
1920.
Ito BE Ccntinued-)
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mus. find a place to sleep. for 1t VIII
soon be DARK
Aud just then he heard a Whip-po.
VIII say:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18

WHILE JUDGE COLLINS painful duty sitting
in Judgment Miller might time t.
study the lava pertains contempt
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18

APPARENTLY
specify intentions
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18

IT REQUIRE whiewah of the penal farm o
vince the public Indiana worthy
of Endorsement
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18

FAST tap democracy" headline We
thought the tap the prohibition law
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18

THE PUBLIC beginning wher
it said the republican good spots"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18

CHEER UP the only republican candidate
for state Office past scrutiny this
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Jewett to be &C
cord on another lawyer" stuff.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

MAN TO HELP in washroom. The Barry IAun-
dry, rear 70s Norton St NV. 10
MEN AND BOYS between
eighteen and forty-hve years of
age, with bicycles or motor
cycles. as messenger carriers
eight-hour day; day and night
assignments; salary, $50 per
month (average). Apply, with
recommendation. Mr.. Lyddane,
lst floor, 14O7 G. NV.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

NEEDLEWOAAN-Cspab for family mead.
ing and darninE ssd to take charge Of bod
room door Of country home just cut Of city.
on trolley line. Pleasant surssyndiBss and
other agreeable white help. Good pay. An-
svsr to Box 55. Silver Spring, Nd. Phone
OPERATORS at once; 10 operators on power
machines. Walter ]. Proctor Co., :l0 to 2l4
H at NV. 15s
POLLARD sYsTEM. INC, 1900 4th st. NV
Wonan wishing to become specialist in beauty
culture subjects can learn full or part course
for o small sum, day and evening class. Phone
North llsS befon . am. or to 8 pm. Di-
ploma given.
POSITIONS through civil service; census ex-
animation, February; Geld file clerk, March
l3; Thorough individual class instruction;
course prepared BY former U. g: civil service
examiner. We guarantee you will pass. Call
or write Columbia School OF Civil Service. 1901
G st. NV. cor. 18th and G. sover drug store.
sAI.ESwONEN-Experien Unnecessary; not
stocks, bonds. insurance " real estate, bat IN
opportunity for women who qualify to earn big
money. Write, giving phone No.. IL any, Boz
l55-C Star once 15s
Evening star., 1920-02-15

Experienc-
ed on custom work; permanent
position; excellent opportunity
for one who can qualify. Ad-
dress Box 1o2-C, Star Office.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
SALESWOMEN.

The Hecht Co. require the
services of experienced
saleswomen for their wom-
ems suit dept; permanent
positions; good salary and
commission paid on every
dollars worth of merchan-
disc sold. Apply Superin-
tendent, The Hecht Co.,
9TH between E and F.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
WANTED
YOUNG WOMEN.

We have Q few ReFs vacancies
for young women to qualify for
positions % stsAogrpphesu, TYP
ists asA beskkeepefs.
Tuitien nay b deferred until
you are earning . eeed sslsry. We
assist all our stu1eats to pesitt0as.
See Mr.. Harman ct once.
WARRINGTON BUSINR8S AND
CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL,
1917 New York ave.
Phsne Aaia ko04.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

TAILOR to work on coats in
our alteration room. Apply p
The Louvre, Ills F st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
BLACKSMITH. Apply at our
shop, rear of End and B NV.
Merchants Transfer and Stor-
AGE Co

BOOKkEEPER - Capable Of taking entire
charge Of set OF hooks: in branch ofice OF long
esta blished New York nrm: state age, national
ity, experience. references and salary desired.
Address box 3S-D. Star Office.
BoOKKEEPER-By coal firm good opportu-
nifty for competent, efficient young man. state
experience and salary expected. Address Box
207-C, Star ONCE.
BOf-White. good school education; willing to
make self useful as messenger; excellent chance
for Advancement salary. $3.50 week; hour. 8
to pm. Ask for Miss Lille, Raleigh Hab-
erdasher. 1109 Pa. ave.
BOYS and young men, with without bicy-
cles, wanted. Apply Mr.. Simmoos. l41s N. Y.
ave.
Roy to work around store. Apply sos 9th NV.
BOY for ONCE work: salary. $50. Address. in
own handwriting. stating are. education snd
experience, II any. Box 326-C. Star ONCE. 15'
BOY wanted to run errands and make him.
self useful around engraving shop. The Ea-
craving Shop, 128 18th ST.
BOY, 16 years. for hardware business: good
references. D. DerEavitz, 0l3 1th 81. nv. 15s
ROY or young man. for general once work !;
good houFs and congenial work: state salary ex-
pected. Address Box 15:C. Star Once. l5'
BOYS and young men With bicycle. OF netc'
cycles cas- earn $I5 - 500 Doothlg; tou Of
Part time. Apply 1:s 18th
Evening star., 1920-02-15

sAIEsVoNEN for wemen's ready to
wear apparei, blouses. millinery, veil
ing. iaees. embroid.rles. srt sesdis-
nIi.LIEBRY MAKERS aad pre-
parere.
GIRLS - bundle Wrappers and
nent position. Apply esRt:..
THB PAL1i6 ROYAL.
llth asAb 9 cts. n.w.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

STEADY, ambitious Job pressman who has
few hundred dollars to invest can locate Win
one OF the ctty's most progressive printers.
with 4 splendid opportunity to better himseh.
Address Box 76D, Star ofAce. "
Evening star., 1920-02-15

company manufacturing
article displacing other devices; immense fu'
ture assured; your greatest opportunity; inves-
tigate. Address Box It'd, Star once.
experienced. to sell china glass,
and iunchroom trade Address Box l4s-c. Star
Office. ~
S1TuS REPRESENTATIVE wanted In every
city and county. TO handle the Peerless phone
graph in Washington and vicinity; cpp0rtunuy
70 organixe selling crew and start business OF
Your own; 500 pfont; hank or other references
required. Address Peerless Talking Aachipe
Co, 1888 West 23rd st, New York cMy.
STEADY. ambitious man. looking for an op-
npon investing 81 900 in one Of the city's most
progressive business houses. take up his ovoes
at once as assistant 70 the general Manager
manaser; knowledge Of bookkseplnG and ste
nogrsphy desired. Address Boz 77-D' Star Of
Evening star., 1920-02-15
WAlI4D- D-UIH.
FELXKNEsSsyISsz

FENKEyEOSstlSSs1.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; !;
wanted at the Beehive Store, go
9TH st. NV.
SALESLADIES-Experienced !;
for ladies' coat, suit and dress
dept; permanent position. good
salary; congenial and pleasant
surroundings Apply Pettit's,
9TH and H NV.
SALESLADIES for suits, coats
and dress departments; must be
thoroughly experienced; pcrma-
nent positions: best salary and
commissions. Whites, 9lo F
st. NV.
SALESLADIES, experienced,
in millinery department; perma-
nent position; liberal salaries
and commission. Apply to Mayer
Bros. & Co., o37 and 939 F st.
inv.
SALESWOMAN-Must be ex-
perienced and present references.
9l7 G. st. NV.
sEAMsrREss, white, who understands dress,
making; good salary. i10l 18th st. NV.
SETTLED LADY. fond Of chiidFss, to assist
mother; Who 10 ip sahee; small salary; sssd
home light work. 1895 Kenyon.
SEWERS. THREE AxPDRIENcnp. IN
assr aSop sz1s4 CALI Tsa1sa oof. sssi
FOR APPOINTMENT. 15'
STENOGRAPHER and secre-
tary; intelligent young woman
capable of handling large
amount of detail work; must
have good education, good busi-
ness experience and be willing
to work hard for a good future.
Underwood & Underwood, 1890
Conn. ave.
sTENOGRAPHER AND rYpIsr-Erperienced,
god salary to start. Apply soe eth ~
sTENOGRAPHER-Rspid. accurate and Q
careful tysist; permanent position; good sal
STENOGRAPHBR-APply koem coz, katisAal
Metrepolitan Bank bldg. iSs
sTBNOGRAPHER-Good position with patent
firm; opportunity for right young lady. Ap-
ply 500 Ouray BLDG, eth and Q SITS. nv.
sTENoGRAPHER-Exper good. perma-
nent position. Room 25, WsrdeR bldg.
srENoGRAPHER-sals q. 500 Address in
own handwriting. stating expefiesce, Boz
313-C, Star ONCE.
sf1N0GRAPHER-Capab eyperisnesl; ges-
era. once work; not less thas ten yeSSs' ste
nogysphie experenee; refeseaess: salary rs
week; half day Saturday. Ad1fsss Boz sc,
Star once. 15s
STEHOGRAPHRR o. typist; rive expefience
and references. Address Box 104-D, Star Of
6ce. -
STENOGRAPHER-Must be experiences. oae
with kneviedge Of patent work prsferrsl;. gsee
ssleRy snd permanent pesitien; seguloB hoRsv
and pleasant surrosndings; state experienes.
Address Box 330-C. Star once.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
INCOME TAX EXPERTS
Earn
81 400 to $4,000 Wear

Income tax work has opened q permanent
feld and permanent positions to men who
specialize ia this profession: Our trained men
actually making $2,400 to S15. 1000 year and
up. Few weeks spare time training equips
you. Our course is in business mans Language,
free from technical and Latin expressions.
200.o 900 corporations followed our tag guid-
more trained men. For interview give age, pres
ent position, phone number il possible. Re-
plies confidential. L. 3. Tax Law Institute
32s Munsey bldg. Washington, D. {. Open
JOB PRINTER. to run small plant on lease or
share Of profits; owner has other business. Ad-
dress Box S3S-C, Star once.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

LADIEs-S25O an hour selling guaranteed wa
teEproof Kitchen apron; needs no laundsrias
cal; big money. Sample free. Themas Apron
Co, 1905 Camp st: Dayton, Ohio -
LADIEs-Yeur spare time is worth 81 an hour
to you; join US; work just as easy as visiting.
Wsite quick. Duchess Laboratories, Dept. u,
Minneapolis, MINI.
LADIESLTo learn French dresseutting dress
makiug. desisuing and millinery; French pat
terms cut to order; good positions furnished.
Night school Monday. Wednesday and Fr1dsy.
New York Academy, 1l15 G st. 17s
tors are in sseat demand. II you want TO make
some easy money, learn this easy and fasciaat.
ing profession. You can take permanent or re.
lief positions, such as sosernmelt clerks and
sss: sesso tG isss .e I.:sli. ::s ~ ''
LADY AGENTS wANTED-To CANVASS q very
quick selling hook; unrestricted tsEFitory; moth
ing to carry but cards; - easily made daily;
ed ssaH wess:.d., s:.is; Room no a.ts.s sds
LADY TEACHER Of Graham
shorthand. Apply at once to Mr..
Harman, Strayer's Business Col
lege, 9 and F SITS.
LADY with high school train
ing, to assist teacher in correct
ing papers IN return tor course
in shorthand and typewriting.
Apply at once to Strayers Busi-
ness College, 9th and F SITS. NV.
LIAM TIE real sstsss susissse asd g paid
while learning; an opportunity b suppls6ept
yeuf salary OF work your vsy cut Of the cid
sslarisd pssittsa; ustil yew eassti( Ssvsf y
Interfere with your present position; full in
structions and lectures BY successful real e.
tate OPERATOR; no capital ef experieses re
quifeS but fereeful peIseaaiity sll Al refer
ereness es.entisi: Class Mtn nsst IN Hesn sie,
Gss'iS. Gss Siss. e. yT2 Ill. wxsS.s'S x,.s xss "a
Colossde bldg.
IfTERARY fRfTiC-AH or part time posi-
ton; must have written for standard maga-
zines; work includes criticisms and revision of
authors MSS. in local literary institution /:
stste publications for whom you have written
and eompensation desired. time available, etc.
Address Box 4S-D Star ONCE.
MAID and cleaners. Apply Hotel Harrington
MANICURIsTs-rwo;n INST uAdsrstasd shan-
pooling fsciaI and scalp treatment. Wardnan
Park Hotel Hairdreseing Parlors.
MILLINERY SALESLADIES
Thoroughly experienced; also
stock clerk. Apply
STIEBEL'S.
6O7 18th St. NV.
MILLINERY SALESLADIES.
Good salsry. ysss5ly yysn1 . position. *.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
The Hecht Co. require the
services of a high-grade
salesman for their mems
hat department; permanent
position good salary and
commission paid on every
dollars worth of merchan-
disc sold. Apply Superin-
tendent, The Hecht Co.,
9TH between f and F.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

Phsne Aais Iso4
WOMAN wanted to take charge Of store: one
with experience in the dyeing and cleaning
business preferred. The Vogue. 1925 wiseen-
WOMAN Of education and refinement for per.
manent employment IN our business; suitable
person need not have had experience, as faith.
esttes sessit. Adsiess Bog &c. star Ssi once.
WOMEN telsgraphsrs are new in great de-
msnd. Over 80 per cent Of the enployes with
ths telegraph companies, railroads. press as-
'Is a'''s; q: and
are offered to beginners in this work. Teleg.
rsphy can be quickly mastered in our night
classes, which meet three evenings q week.
yourself for one Of these pssitisss. New Glars
es start this week. Call, write or phone for
particulars. National Radio School. i4th and
by" '
wRTrE PHOTOPLAYS-4aS-SSo 800 paid any on1
for suitable ideas: experience Unnecessary
sonRlsts outline free. Produeers' League. 10.
STSg xSSs 1. pIn: Esus to 1: s 'si cs.ss: sss: T.
nv nv. is:
YOUNG LADY sTENoGRAPHER ssd eace
assistant. Apply 2l1 Colorado 6ldE. l6e
YOUNG LADY for once; salary, et2 to SIS
per week; good hours; high schosi sra6usts prs
fesred. Gilbert A. Clark, SIG l4th Nv. lee
YOUNG LADY sTENOG RAPHER with sone
experesee; corporation oace;. gsed. pernass.t
position for right person. Address Boz nc,
Star once. 1ee
YOUNG LADY to sell player piano music rolls:
and reference. Address Boz 202-B, Star onsce.
YOUNG WONAN--330 pes veek sitter es0Slet.
iss sss short intensive st.css.sssse cs.rse; ~
oao1ey end Friday evelineD.
Enroll now-Dsot vait
New c1ass-L9O eote.
STEWARDS BUslNDss coLLpGA
1909 st. 80.
MALE AND YEMALE.
ENGIIsH TEACHER-Eveaings; private; u
teach sDeding and writing. 73o 9th st. ~
EYPnRiENcED ORGANIgr. Catholic chpreh.
Address Box 29-D, Star o0ce.
MEN AND WOMEN wssted. private faniliee,
hetsi: eefst:sia. cSs Ssi,,, SsS ss.s hsses
observation-disclosures po-
sition, good salary. The Towles
Studio, 1870 Conn. ave. lSs
5EE0yB NIN. csSSs. fnFnsee nss, Hsp.es,
veitrsssss (whitel, bstief tvfHvlae1; rs9ess
erces required. Reds Agency, TAT = st s.w.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
MALE.

from the SERVICE RADIO SCHOOL returned
the otter day from trip down around the Wind
In taking to Gone one of the subjects that
came up was. How much do you save 4 month,
Cone. about a hundred:'' Cone answered in :
saved less thsn seventy i've" A man has to
hsve q pretty good position these days to
. !. 10 IN the world @SS
His expenses are all covered and what he
many many students. q Al have been placed in posi-.
tions Immediately. One ean start any time.
Cost Of our course is moderste and payable
sEh%ncE 81 sSiss~s1 RADIO SCHOOL At sco-s Penns
ave. is the largest sommerci.i wireless school
tion or write for catalogue.
paying 81. $40 to se.74O: free copies questions
revenue auditors examination: other examina-
tions soon. Address Boz 2s4-C. Star Office.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC-We have opening
les for work on Packard cars and trucks; high
Grade men only. Apply Mr.. Carron. Luttreil
Co. New Hamp. ave. and u ST.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC on truck work F.
L. Nichols. rear Gil H st. NV. 15'
BAKER-Experieneed in making all kinds OF
raised goods; night work. Reeves. 1909 st.
nv. 10.
BARBER-At 1902 ID st. Apply at 3Ol It.
sitter 8. Good salary and commission. 15'
BfSr OF SALARIES paid to persons VINO have
learned practical drafting in our day or night
classes; individual instruction: start any time;
big demand for our graduates. Write. call o.
phone for particulars at once. Columbia Schesl
q Drafting, 14th and T sts. NV.
BE INDEPENDENT-Ch -Chiropractic doctors earn
s, 900 to 200 yearly; work for yourself;
this good paying profession quickly learned By
correspondence; low rates; easy TERMS illus
trated book and charts free. American Uni
versity, - Manierre bldg. Chicago.
BEGIN to prepare yourself for wireless op.
orators position tomorrow At the National
Radio School. 14th and SITS. NV. By enter
ing the new classes starting this week you will
be ready to take position when the big spring
rush opens. either in the merchant marine or
ashore at commercial land stations. The de-
mapd for our graduates Ii now the greatest in
the history Of this school: and beginner: are re-
ceiving q salary Of S125 per month. with
room, board and laundry included. The great
variety of positions open offer opportunities to
travel all over the world or to locate near
your home If you desire. Don't put on this op-
portunity. Investigate at once. Phone, write
or call for booklet. National Radio School,
established 1914 At 18th and u SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
STORE MANAGER.

Earnest, ambitious men desiring TO establish
themselves in . mercantile business and build
for the future can secure excellent opportunity
with progressive out-oftown concern operating
stores across the continent. Unlimited advance.
ment for able. practical men OF gcod records
who are aiming higher than possibilities Of
present position and are capable Of producing
results in supervising others.
Accepted applicants will BE- given thorough
training in details Of business b dt them to
become managers of stsres. Osly those cSa-
sidered who are willing to devote entire tine
and effort TO making good. Must b not over
35 years old. have fair education and Pref
erably have some mercantile expeHenes.
Apply BY letter, stating definitely whether
vou can fulAll above Requirements and meatt0a-
ing also church peefeFencs aad emily respsa.
sibility Uf any. Applications coasidsse1
strictly confidential.
Box SID, Star s6lce.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

WOMAN wanted to take charge Of store: one
with experience in the dyeing and cleaning
business preferred. The Vogue, 1925 Wiscon-
Evening star., 1920-02-15

AGENTs-Slo-Sio0 week; free samples sold
big demaDd; hbesa1 oder to general agents.
AstaIlie Letter o.. 495 N. ClafS. Chicago.
AGENfdE566x DFs1t; vsa1esfuI little arti-
3, ss. st ~ NE s.r wGure sr.s Hl: gssy
AISset Mins, GsaT Msf.. 34s American bldg,
Evening star., 1920-02-15

WOkLD'S greatest auto inventioa; science
soives puzzling problem: rain snow
blurred windshields mystic cloth. works like
mag9c; deposits Invisible chemirst hiA 8 rub
kesDs glass clear "a hours: agent sold
5.o6o. Security Mfg. Co.. Dept 2s4. Toledo. o.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

SALESLADIES, experienced,
in millinery department; perma-
nent position; liberal salaries
and commission. Apply to Mayer
Bros. & Co., o37 and o39 F st.
NV.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

SELL what millions want: new. wonderful
liberty portraits; creates tremendous interest :
sbeoiuteiy different, unique; enormous demand ;
no hoors' service liberal credit; outfit and
cstaiseue free 500 weekly pront easy Con
soiidafed Portrait Co.. 1896 W. Adams St,
Chicago.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

win pe.itively pay you
~ spesee fer ssyss.ihls ~ isstheretfe raiscost
faA1ies and stylas; - investmept; postal
hsiap samples. Psstss nfg. O.. 70: Rae st..
AGshIs ~ ersE nana.e.:; new s fast selling
1aRa; write O. wire. Federsl Pure Food Co..
21o1 Archer ave-. 0ics9o.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

AGENTS-Men and women; all or part tme;
salary and commission: earn from $lU 10 $fV
nar ,ueeI Address Bax R7 ID. Star Oft1ce.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
WlD-UuR. as
NxLE zIll5Y11xTEoS5assS1.

- rs
10AcamS- 49,
ehesth4Rd. typevrftine. bsskkeeViAe.
Ctui 9eryice enpsoyes net Haate1-
fnonei calls or letters not eonsideret-
Call Tuesday betveea Z and . p.n.
e0waed's business Ceiiees,
1202 y sf.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-07-16
Farm Home Service

Modern progress manufacture have made possible
all
every farm housewife looking forward the time when
the dark living poorly heated house
be and when she and the of her family will live
broader and comfortable plan
that each home
special consideration that the equipment may
selected seriously considering the installation
trio light water supply plumbing steam hot water heating
purchase gasoline engine you advise briefly
will proper information blanks be filled
give consideration
quote you suitable equipment Whether purchase from
you will will yours
the asking
will be the have
address previously they will
The cooperation Of our many dealers requested
CRANK WETMORE Representative for Elizabeth and vcnty)
N O. NELSON MFG. CO. PUEBLO COLO
Established 1872