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Auction Sale
FARM
and
TIMBER
WEpNESpA JANUARY :. 1920.
ut 3:Q0 O'Clock Z. A.

As directed by the heirs oc John T..
fucker. deceased we will sell by public
auction on tho promises on "Wednesday
January :. uS o'cloo.: l.. NJ, that tract
OF land lying on both sides OF Malone
Road. in Diuw:ddi. County, 3 t-o miles
from carsons and Eoams Dcpots on
y. e. l.. l.. L.. and ! . miles from Peters,
burg. containing between 500 and 900
acres: about 100 acres are III cultivation
and the balance in thick landing pine
timber, cStina ted To he 100000 feet
of saw climber. besides a great quantity
OF young thrifty pines suitable Tor
stages: there is also some hard wood
and about 5000 or 1000 railroad ties.
The farm will bc divided in two
parts, farm on either oc the pueii,.
roads with buildings on each farm. II
VIII first be orerc. In two separate
tracts. and then as whole. This farm
Is, VOL watercd by creeks and branches
The land is well adapted to raising
or corn. wheat. peanuts, cotton and Mi
virginia crops. especially bright to-
bacco, but the best Of ali is tho snlsn-
did pine timber. This il; tho best tract
OF timber to 30 found anywhere in this
secton, tho pines AFRO tall, straight ana
thTltsS. There is no better ntave
proposition: you must sec this tfnser
10 appreciate it. The farm will he sI,r
sseEcu ana a plat or Same can bo seen
Easy terms known day or SALE
JAMES L. HARRISON.
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PROTECT yoCR. RECORDS HY Buy.
ING DlEBoLD FlREPRooF SAFE.
THE LARGEST STOCK TO SELECT
FROM WE HAVE EVER HAD.
EASY TERMS CAN GE ARRANGED ~
DESIRED.
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Situations Wanted-,iale. =

":hN-Want"u. q position in Richmoud yn
10y man al :" years experience in .hc
.unbfr business. manager II mill or
lumber INSPECTOR. Address W. NJ Ashla M,
Va Good reference can be given
POSITION rs manager or a.sistnnf ,n., =,
ascr 80 years practical experience !.iaL-
ing setting and burning b-ck and tile Can
llaudlc wood coal as fuel Address ISnr
u"'J $50. . Street Richmond. Va
.NNt.bihTE delivery Oh new Ford foU-
IT.. ears eli East Broad street
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II. T. RlCHESON &: CO
Real Estate and Loans.

AUCTION SALE
Oh
rWo.SToltY BRICK STORE HoUsH
No. ia y. l7TlI STREET.
At the REQUEST OF the owner We vii,
offer the above described real est,t.
1870 LOT sale by public auction on the
THURSDAY. JANUARY s. 1920.
at o'clock L. NJ
The lot fronts twcnty-two bv p;r
N.Y. rect deep to Central street MI.
e ee,bn legation OF this property, to-
fronts on two streets. renders II h;o,I !.
desirable for warehouse or storara 10y
poses. r4iiroad trackagc being vcry ac-
TERMS: Cash.
~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF .riIp
E,,HIlTl FL STATES FOR THE EAST
Ei'N DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
THOMAS j. SHAW, IN
bankrupt Bankruptcy
NOTICE OF FIRST MEEf1Sc. ,u
CREDITORS.
7" the creditors Of THOMAS ]. SHAW
OF lacninonu. IN the County OF Hon.
rico. and district aforesaid-BnnE
rupt: 'H
Notice is hereby given that on Dece,,
oeE 81; iol9. the said THOMAS j. SHAW
WIS duly adjudicatcd bankrupt. and
~ tho first meeting OF his creditors
VII hc held In my office, Rooms Ills
!llo Mutual Building. Richmond. vn
on the l2Tll DAY OF JANUARY. 1esu
NJ ~ o'clock in tho forenoon, ut which
time the said creditors may attend
prove. their claims. appoint u trustee
examine the bankrupt, and transaet
such other business as may PROPERLY
come before said meeting
TIiOS. Il. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
January ,, 1920.
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Poultry and supplies. 4

MORE EiG.s-oilc RI
'ntchr,. caprIcl i.c,
,rrocuct,"n ~ that al
forming ci-uicnts to con
ind III drc.aeG hens.
mcnts the yull. cannot
riEa Chicken chowdcr.
stltutc or ration liltr II.
le"-pcuna blgs ut Your
- Hasten. I9o3 Has; T..
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AULIiUNS--LEGALS

Legal NOiices. o.
-,SvIr;IG 5sS NhTi9NAL HANS. Nichmond
holders OF th.s, sunk Viii bs hcid on fnss.
Tor tho election OF directors and tor the
properly como bcforo said meetin: q. u
Rili. cashIer.
ANNUAL MEETINC-Thc ANNUAL n!cctiuc
of the stockholders OF the Wat, P!ow
GO. viii '.c held AT tho otllcn OF The corn.
iany. liSs East Franklin Street. ut r. NJ
rct.ry.
ANNUAL MEErING-old Dominion Trust
Company. The regular anHusi meeting
of the stockholders OF OLD Dominion Trus:
Company WIN be nc!d At the Office OF the
rnond. Va. on Wednesday. January Il. i9o
At ]: o'clock noon. for the purpose OF eject
inE directors oS the company and for ths
tran5action OF such other business as may
properly como before tho meeting. w IL
ANNUAL, MEETIEG-rho Planters Ma
"a tioHsiio sans R .anIs VI; Deeembsr
stock FOLDERS OF this bank vii be ncid al al
1922 At Too A.. for the election q di:
;he directors for tho last fiscal year: and
" hich may property como nef9re tho said
meeting. w Goddard Cashier.
BRoAp sTEEET oANk. .Richmond. va
txnkinC house Of the BROAD stree; Esha
on TUESDAY. January IL. 1879. at 10 \ u.
tho ensuing year and Tor the transaction of
any o her business that may properly come
haiore Ills meeting. y: I. Word, asher
OTHER ueooio reading these AIS now
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AUCTION SALE
TWO STORY BRICK STORE uorsS
NJ. I'll y. l1TlI STREET.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats.

APARTMENT : Most Attractive apartment.
on Virginia Avenue UIishiand ParkJ. s
rooms, bath. ki,chenntte. etc. Scnaratc
bac.i and front entrances. basement and
furnncc Everything c.ean new and thor
oush!y modern. No children. Phone :fter
$3.50 Z. NJ. Madison tl4s-J.
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THURSDAY. JANUARY $, 1929.

buI :. good used car head tho descrip-
lions or tn. good ones offered for gala
today IN tho classified ads
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REii k>lhih sox olLE
r ss--a--a-s--s.-
Business I,rnIA.rfy
Farms and Land For Sale.

FAEM--N,oc farm and stock ranch. especial
- hno Tor sheer. Also ali crops G.,ni
brick bouse amt two burns: well wa.Sr.d
three mics 10 chipping. best marietta Free
mail daily. only SD acre. Ecnsona ole
terms. tino farm and lovely home. 500
acres. good land; good buildings. good
water. Fronts salt water: fish ana oysters
an ear 80 acres. nicc state cultivation.
rest wood. timber and FRA zinE. Additional
o;.tcr land free" Cheap amt easy tcrn,s
W. l.. sr"ad',us. Yves. Point Va.
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~ TIIE DISTRICT COURT OF :raE
isTI tl ~ s. SnAIES FOR THE EAST
ElsN blSIltlCT OF NIEGINIA
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Situa,inss ..yantcu-ei,cmalc aG

Epokk t.EpER- Wantod ro,,rin,, b,, .o,,r-
s;.dS ~ double entry assistant booltkccpcr
tfaf" 'ompictcd IN. commercial co,irs. No
sAncri.ncc; bur willing 10 work hard. NaIi-
oCSEkEElEE--.i lady wishes post,on
az hcusckccpcr ~ com pa MON No :. nc,ir..
Didnc"s References EXCHANGED al f-n'r
- \ ": l., u ". Madison :ons
STENoGRAPHER 3 months e1perieocr
dt.!G.S position. Now employed. d 5ls
ar Times Dispatch.
"oMAN "i unusual experience In manage
mont II larcc huG. wishes such rosi;ioo
~ FANNY .; rcnncmcut. References cx-
gaich. ~ ''i'S'- 80
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DisFLIi -ti.>SitiED

II. 7. RIC.lESON X CO.
Real Estate and Loans.
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business Equipment.

BARNES SAFE AND VAULT ",
1919 EAST MAIN ST.
PHONE MADISON 4s1.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING, az,
CREDITORS.
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Ir.,!.i iiSNI nanuo.pn ana To-. a Ilmn.
Dispatch Want "A Taitcr nhst wnn
80 M. ", ,lct'v ye' good -sSulfs
ItECSE want Ads SrOuuca RaenI,.
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I" the creditors Of THOMAS ]. SHAW
OF Richmond. in the County OF Hon.
r,co. and district aforesaid-Bnnl,
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Iaiiuriu. ann i.rcs>ia..

..GGS-Ju. ,.ts.-Ct~. p4ttN.us..
into :..AE russ I'Is.. it,gusn1na 4 te...Ec
Gonipai. y 4ll.1i. ii : <iuip );
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P:untinS-i'apcrn... .
lrIn,ans-stas.un.r, =,

BUSINESS cAKLS--l.yYo 500 posi:!y.I,.
sh@ $3.50 hiuI i-eahe ir.HUnS Co. si5
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In tho matter or \. o-o-
THOMAS j. SHAW. -. ;-ooo'
Bankrupt: R,n,.r
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III SftE5s SEkt iLE
Buiiulng-t onlr..ctin1.
heating ana i.lun,n,n..

IOIN H. ROSE * CO. SO. !, >Cl,TII
THiRrEESyn STREET. cAN GIVE Iot'
10gn SEsNiCE 49, Ct.Df:i.S FGi.
rILM;iMG. HEATING AND SI!EEl
MEL Al. WORK
PLLMkiHG-Cau Frames 4 Kaufman. Isl,
taEy 81. Boulevard So.
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At the request of the owner va ,,,
oner the above described rea1 cst,t,
LOT sale by public auction on the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-27
EAT LESS and TAKE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Take a glass Of Salts before
breakfast if your Back hurts
or Bladder bOthers you.

Tho American men and women
must guard constantly against Kidney
trouble, because we eat too much and
all our food is rich Our blood is
filled with uric acid which the kid
neys strive to filter out, they weaken
from overwork. become sluggish; the
eliminatlre tissues clog and the result
IS kidney trouble. bladder weakness
and general decline in ealth.
When your kidneys feel like Jumps
Of lead; your back hurts or the urine
is cloudy, full of sediment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night; if you suffer
with sick headache or dizzy. nervous
spells. acid stomach. or you have
rheumatism when the weather is bad,
get from your pharmacist about four
ounces of Jad Salts; take q tablespoon
full in Il glass of water before break
fast for a few days and your kidneys
will then act fine. This famous salts
is made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice. combined with lithia. and
has been used for generations to flush
and stimulate clogged kidneys; to neu-
tralize the acids in the urine SO it no
longer is a source OF irritation, thus
ending bladder disorders.
Jad salts is inexpensive: cannot In
jure. makes a delightful effeTvescent
Whitewater beverage, and belongs in
every home because nobody can make
mistake by having a good kidney
flushing any time.-Adv.
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SANTA FEE NOTES.
Notes and personals from Santa Fe
by Frances Jones. Telephone $780,

Mrs. w. A. Cross and children have re
turned home from a month spent at Ocean
Park, Calit
the marriage of their daughter Miss
Rachel O'HaIra to Mr.. Ernest A. Rosey of
Kansas City, Mo. The marriage took place
Thursday noon at the home of the Rev
and Mrs. Milo Moore. Grattan street, with
the Rev. Mr.. Moore, who is pastor OF the Sc
ward Avenue Baptist church officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosey left Immediately after
for Albuquerque, n. Mex, where Mr.. Rosey
has accepted position as telegraph opera
tor for the company.
Mr.. Ed Camp has returned to his work
in the roundhouse at Emporia after spend
ing several days here with Mrs. Camp and
Mr. and Mrs. S. Cremer.
Mr.. and Mrs. F A. Wadleigh who have
been making their home in Greeley, Colo,
have gone to Argentine to make their home.
Mr.. Wadleigh is a former shop employe
and is now working in the shops at Argen-
tine.
Mr. r. s Wilson OF the valuation depart
ment has been absent from work this week
owing to Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram wadielgh have re-
turned from Kansas city where they spent
the day Ieceatly.
Mr. d. NJ. Lane has returned to his
work in the paint department after an alb
sence of several days occasioned by illness.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.


WANTED-Families to work sugar bee+s
in Wisconsin. $50 per acre paid. Good
living place. Fuel free. Transportation
one way. For information call Joe
Perschisnke. pool hall and barber shop, 1874
North Lake
WANTED-Man for hospital nurse work,
good wages, board and room and laun-
dry; married farm couples. year round
Jobs; teamsters; 100 laborers; farm hands.
Furman's Labor Agency. JOG West Sth.
YOUNG NAN to handle newspaper agency
in Topeka. No capital invested. Good
pay for short time required. See Mr..
Bauer, Fifth Avenue hotel.
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS needed every
where Experience not needed. Partic-
ulars free. Write Modern Civil Seryice Inst.
Dept. OBS, Denver.
WANTED-Elderly man to clean hall,
wash windows, etc. Apply at linen room
National hotel.
WANTED-House man. Apply Housekeep-
er. National hotel
WANTED-Bell boy, colored. Apply
Throop Hotel.
WANTED-DeIivery man. Dibble Grocery
Co, South side
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OAKLAND NOTES.
Notes and personals from Oakland
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.


by Frances Jones' Telephone $500.
The Missionary society OF the Oakland
Methodist church will meet next Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Deyer, All
Poplar street.
Mrs 10 Sinner OF Los Angeles and Mr..
Ed sinner of Los Angeles have both been
called to Oakland by the serious Illness of
Mr.. sinners mother. Sirs. Dora Sinner,
who is i'll At her home, Michigan avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Balderson and family
are expected ta arrive here soon from
Albuquerque. y. Mex. where they have
spent the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Baldersou.
whose home IS in WamegO, left there last
fall, making the trip overland to Albuquer-
que. They are now returning and have
arrived in Oklahoma where they are visit
Ing relatives. They viii visit Mrs. Bell
Shehl and family before going to their
home In Wamego.
Mr.. and MS Leo Mills will change their
residence soon from Ohio street TO sos Wa
bash avenue. The property is now occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Stachelbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Reamy, 15T Wabash
avenue. who have purchased the property
at 213 Chester avenue. will change their
residence the middle Of next week.
Mr.. Harold Lepper will come today from
st. Louis to spend the week end with Mrs.
Lepper and children.
Mrs. Herbert Clayton who has been ser
iously Ill at her home, Wabash avenue, is
slightly improved.
Mrs. yint Myrick Of Colorado and Mrs
w. E knauher OF Chester avenue. were
Thursday guests OF Mrs. D. NJ. Knauber,
After avenue
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
inserting Want Ads in The Topeka state
journal Is i cent a word each Insertion 4;
minimum 10 cent: b. the week cents q
word minimum 20 cents.
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to be
classified properly must be in The State
Journal office before IL 30 O'Clock. Want
Ads received after IL 80 ill rs p. will
be inserted under the head: Too Late to
Classify.
OUT OF TOWN Advertisements mnat be
accompanied with cash or check IN full
payment OF the same Note the foregoing
instructions about counting the worcs and
the rate per word for Tbs Topeka Sta .
Journal
COUNT THE WORDS OF your ad tncIud-
Ing four words for State Journal address
When address is used count each initial
letter and each number or combination OF
figures one word.
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The Near East relief canvass is moi
meeting with the results it deserves
| on the North side. Some of the can
| vassers report small success while
others have more encouraging reports
| owing to the district covered. The
people do not seem awake to the ur-
gency Of the call, according to some OF
| the women working in the cause, ano
are apparently indifferent to the fact
| that human beings are dying of hun
ger with no hope of relief If the peo-
Pile of the United States fail them
Five dollars is not much to pay for
a life, but it will feed a child for a
year, who would otherwise starve
If this sum cannot be afforded
smaller amounts are welcomed thank
fully.
Notes and Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McNown left to-
day for Fort Scott, called there by the
death of their son, J. w. McNown.
Mrs. Lizzie Clouse is sick at her
home, 1892 Central avenue. with
pneumonia.
William NJ. G. Lane is confined to
his home suffering from a slight
stroke of paralysis.
Mrs. Kate BrowneH went to Fort
Scott today to be with her sister, Mrs
j. w McNoWn.
Mrs. Thomas Blair is seriously sick
at her home in Kansas avenue.
The Arthur Smith family will move
this week from S34 Quincy street to
Shorey The Bob Davis family, of
S3S Quincy, will move to their prop
erty at S34.
Mrs. Epplinger and children are
sick at their home, 1410 jackson
street.
Miss Nellie Ward is clerking at Pei
letters
The Rev. J. II. Anderson and fam
lily are moving from 1919 Jackson
street to 1871 Central avenue. S. H.
Behms, proprietor of the Kaw Valley
garage, has bought the property at
1919 jackson and will move his fam
lily there from Oakland. The H. r.
Blanchard family, which has been liv-
ing at 1871 Central avenue, has moved
to Shorey.
Word has been received in Topeka
of the death this morning of J. w.
McNown at his home in Fort Scott.
following an attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. McNown was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John McNown, of Topeka, and
formerly lived on the North side, but
for the past sixteen or eighteen years
had been a resident of FIT. Scott. Be
sides his parents Mr.. McNOwn is sur
vived by his wife and four children,
Clyde. Sena. Holes and Harold; two
sisters. Miss Ollie McNown and Miss
May McNown and Mr.. Bernard Nc
Nown, all of Topeka. Mrs. McNown
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ].
Guffey, of East Laurent. Mr.. Nc
Nown was a member OF Security
Benefit association, Victor No. 4.
North Topeka Camp Modern Wood
men, 1243, will meet in regular ses-
sion tonight with important business
to transact, especially the resolution
to amend the bylaws is to be voted
on. A full attendance is requested.
ADV
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
QUEEN ANNE

Built years, 5 rooms and sleeping
porch, strictly modern, east front,
good location. living room, dining
room and kitchen down. large bed
rooms and bath up. oak floors thru
out finished in oak down, white
enamel up. nice closets and screened
in back porch, some built-ins, all
newly decorated and everything Just
right. Yours for $3.50. Move in to-
day
LOWELL & BROWNELL
Tel 1891. 523 Kansas Ave.
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FOR RENT-FARMS
FOR RENT ON sHAREs.

A small bearing orchard and vineyard
with garden space. In all 3 acres of lind.
and chicken house, all to rent to the right
party. Location 18th St, just west
of Washburn college. Would prefer man
and wife who own their own horse. House
rent free il party will care for the or
chard, vineyard and garden Fruit and
garden products to be equally divided.
701 Taylor st
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French Restaurants Under RuIes

Paris. Feb. 27.-Restrictions on res
taurants were imposed by the cabinet
today. Menus must not comprise more
than two courses. one being meat. and
no meat will be served in restaurants
after o'clock in the morning. If the
situation is uniInproved two meatless
days per week will be ordered.
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FOR sALE-kANsAs FARMS.

FOR SALE-a20 acres In Stanton Co. all
level bottom land. rich soil. unlimited
creeks. 100 acres IN cult. 100 acres fenced
into pasture, Groom house. barn, 30x40 IT
NOV room. driveway. place for stock ana
grain Price $40 per, acre. Terms. Fur
man Real Estate. JOG West sth.
FOR SALE-16o acres. extra good smooth
land. in Kearny CO.. Kan. good rich
dark loan soil. level, no rock, no gumbo. no
hard pan. 1 mile to school. good roads.
good farms adjoin. price $11-25 acre; terms.
A. !. Enrman kenl Estnte. JOG West hth.
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MISSOURI EARN LANDs

EXCHANGE-oO0 acres, level. rich land.
in Pulaski Co. Mo-, "a acres cleared, 14o
acres heavy timber, no underbrush fine
grazing land. fine spring. Price 5000:
clear abstract up-to-dhte: want west. Kan.
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FOR sALr-CrTY PROPERTY

COTTAGE, vacant. six rooms and bath.
three piece, gas. electricity, furnare.
cistern, cemented cellar attic. old shade.
4oxS7. close in. on Electric-S2 10000. Also
exncby similar modern adjoining house,
five Fooms and bath; also two Hve-rooTn
prices. alluring-Comtnir-
.slons to AgeDts-Might trade. 100 Har-
Prison.
FOR SALE-5-room cottage. 5 lots fenced
chicken tight. cellar. good well. cisterD.
barn, wagon shed. chicken house. wash
house. porrhes. fruits. corner location, l
blk Country Club ear. u blk. to car line.
east front. Price $2.7O0. Terms on half
Fnrman Real Estate. iOc West sth. Topeka.
323 TYLER ST.-5-room cottage. modern
for sale By owner. Phone 4S45 evenings.
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FOR RENT--oFFICE ROOMS
OFFICE ROOMS

Two Suites-(One two rooms, one
three roons) will decorate to suit ten
ants. Ready to occupy now.
s1S-Kansas Ave. Phone 1891.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

->-->~>>~ -~~~-~~~-O>
FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms,
one suitable for four and the other for
two. Board. Gentlemen preferred. Phone
Black 1921.
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WANTED-Two women for boarding house
work in oil fields in south Kansas; two
Mattresses. ship west. SIS wk. and board /;
women cooks; dining room and lunch coun-
ter girls, $40 mo-, board, room and trans
portation housekeepers; man and wife,
hotel work Furman's Employment office,
1e6 West sth.
WANTED-A middle-aged woman to help
cook for 16 men. VIII paw $40 a month
and railroad fare. One wishing to 60 on a
oil lease with a good family. Call Geo.
Willett, 1925 Harrison st.
WANTED-Hotel cbambermaids for CoIo
$50 mo-, board and room waitress. west
SO week and board man and wife cook
and helpers, $50 mo, board and room.
Furman's Employment office, JOG West 5th.
WANTED-Lady housekeeper for widower
with family, on farm, permanent employ
ment. H. b. Hall, Kensington. Kan.
WANTBD-Good reliable housekeeper for
general homework; good wages; per
manent. 1854 Van Buren,. Phone 1907.
HOUSEHOLDER WANTED-in family Of
two; house modern. Phone Black 1869.
WANTED-Errand girl and shopper. Glen
Davis, Pelletiers.
WANTED : Experienced stenographer
r. R. 80. care Journal.
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ant
WANTED-Two young ladies to work in
broom factory. 921 East 9th.
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