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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-24
REPRESENTATIVES
4 or CLUB VIEW WORK
OF FLAX FIBRE GIN

4 G. e. Garvin returned here today
tronn ST.. Paul, where. with q. L. Ire
land, he went Is a representative OF
the Grand Forks Commercial club to
witness q demonstration Of the work
Of the James McAdams fax fibre gin
ia Monday. Mr.. Ireland will return
here tomorrow.
4 MI. Garvin and Mr.. Ireland will
nhke = report on the demonstrations
6f the machine, at q meeting Of the,
Commercial club directors next Mon
day.
The. .McAdanas concern has demon
3strated a willingness to install q max
hbre plant in Grand Forks. e the
support Of the farmers in THU district
for the raising Of the necessary
amount Of max, a be secured.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-24

ellers Cannot Begin ID
supply Demand For
Threshing Machines.

A greater demand for threshing
machines has been made to local inns
Jllsl.1nasnt and machine dealers this
SSason than in fcrmer years, dealers
stAts. and the demand cannot be met
seven half way, they say.
gAsfeW Of the dealers report that no
machines have arrived here since last
winter and those were sold before ar
irving. Others report the arrival of
n few machines but by no means
enough 70 An the orders received.
fsHReThe demand has been for smaller
sized s~eparators. 1t Is said, very few
larger machines being ordered. One.
reason for the increased demand for
smaller machines is the high cost OF
running larger sizes on account Of the
increased cost OF labor, dealers state.
Although threshtng will be carried
for . week or two longer on ac-
count Of the inability Of dealers to
supply the demand for machines. no
serious damage Is done It is said.
Separators cannot be gotten In SUI
icient numbers to supply the demand
because OF the general tie-up Of trans
.p~oFtatfon and labor conditions, 1t Is
said, and also because Of the increas-
ed demand which Is being made in
many districts throughout he coun-'
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-24

Severe districts In the state. are
feNlllng a need of harvest help. - 4
rlsslnit Te1Sthe work Of the INV. W.
IN this and other cities In the state.
aecording sto word reaching "a. U. SGr-
raft, state field agent. y
Word received from Wales, N. d,
states that harvest hands Jar scarce
there due TO statements which are
said 7 Q have. been. made bylsl. w. w.
workers g the effect that the Wales
district had no crop this. season. -
t., Wales reports good crop. conditions
north Of that village and fair crops ia
other. places in that neighborhood,
and requests that the state
nleints be corrected. 4 e..,s
In districts Immediately surround
ing Grand Forks, no material dam
tors Ia regard to the labor. situation,
though they have been Operating
here. SINCE the harvest SeaSonsopened.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-24
FARMER
Is RUN OVER BY
WHEEL OF BINDER

s. G. Lnnell. well known farmer Of
Kel1yA N. D. WIN be confined 10 his
home for some dme. It Is believed. as
the result Of an accident occurring
while Mr.. Ldnnell was working in the
harvest field early Monday morning.
Mr.. Linnell stepped in front Of the
binder, while the machine was stop
ped, with the intention Of threading
tho needle. The driver Of the tractor,
to which the machine was attached,
not knowing that Mr.. Linnell was in
front Of the binder, started the en-
CINE. catching MI. Linnell under the
bull wheel of the binder. His left
leg was broken above the knee.
Medical aid was summoned at
once and although Mr.. Linnen Is
nearly 70 years of age, he-was re-
ported to betgetting along in good
k64etodAJ
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Germans Call For III -;
More Border Troops
,To Stop The Soviet,

Berlin, Aug. 24.-The German bor-
der troops are calling for reinforce
ments as they r unable to control
the Increasing tide Of Russian soviet
tier and expressing the desire to be
informed. according to j. dispatch to-
day from Allenstein, EastSPrussia. MI
The commander Of the 54th Rust
sian brigade, accompanied by the
chief Of staff. and the stan members,
crossed the German frontier ut Kam-
erau. where troops Of the Russian,
eighteenth division also are arriving.
The Russian officers took the train to
Koanigsberg. where they ,Msrertaken
in charge. by reichsMehr. tfoopA
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-24
BEAUTIES
WILL BE SEEN
IN SIIT AT MET

A group Of movie beauties, said to
come directly from the active colony
at the Universal companyss studios In
California, viii be presented 1t the
Metropolitan theater sinsan interesting,
breezy revue. tonight and Wednesday
night.
There,EreE ok attractive young WON
en- h. the group, and they present q
skit that is said to be- Of unusual merit.
The girls arrived hero today. and their
appearance at the Mettisf expected to
prove q hgsdEawing caxd.for the per-
formanoesi tonight and Wednesday. In
addition there will be shown q lively.
western picture. .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-24
BERLIN POLICE
WORK IN SQUADS

Berlin, Aug. 2a.-Police In this city
are, no longer to cope single handed or
In pairs with burglars and holdup men
who have been conducting aethr1vtng
business in all sections Of the me-
tropoliss and are now proceeding
against the outlaws In squads. With
each squad i police dogs specially
trained to catch criminals.
hundred police officers and a. plain
clothes men, with i2s dogs. raided q
grove at Frtednchshaven, which was
suspected to being the retreat OF
criminal elements. Three hundred
suspects wererounded up-iin less than
an hour and loaded. into motor trucks.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-24
FORMER SERVICE IS
MAN INVENTOR or
Il. INTERESTING CAME

6. A. Fox, formerly Of this city, and
now Of Wibaux, Montana, haS made
Application for a copyright on a game.
\ -iich he invented and which he has
AaIaed THE Stars and StripeA"i
Ar. Fox originated the game while
IN service overseas,a and 1t proved in
teresttns to.the extent that he has de-
cided to put It on the market. The
came Is worked out with cards. and is
said to have educational a. we'll as en-
PERTAINING value. Mr.. Fox is q son Of
e. Fox. otsthe Dtnnie block.
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COMPLETE
VESSELS TURNED.
OVER in. ONE DAY

Philadelphia, Aug. 24.-Hog island
shtpyards has created another Ameri-
can record by turning over to the
government In one day three com
pleted ships .aggregating 1850 dead
weight tons. One vas the army
transport Cantigny, christened by the
king Of Belgium when he visited the
carriers Carenco, assigned to the Ex-
port Transportation .conpany.sBalti-
more. and Carlton, which will be oper-
ated by the Page e Jones company,
Mobile. Ala. s 4
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PIPE FOR
ROAD PURPOSES
ARRIVED TODAY

A carlot of sewer pipe for use in
connection with Federal Aid Road
Project No. 81 arrived in Grand Forks
this morning, City Engineer c. s.
Giles reported.
The pipe a Immediately unload
ed, and work On the project is to be-
Federal Aid Rosd Project No. 81 Is
the road from the north end Of Third
street to the sites Of the state mill
ands elevator and the Northern Pack
Ing plant.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-24
FLAX SHOWS YIELD
OF is Blu. PER ACRE
ON SULLIVAN. FARM

What is believedsto be the first field
ct f,aNSthrtshed in Polk county this
Sullivan FARM near here and showed
q h~eavysyield, turning out. ffteen
bushels to the acre. Mr.. Sullivan re-
ports q. Il .A
Mr.. Sullivan stated that although
season was somewhat early for
the threshfng of max, he. did not wish
to run the risk Of letting. the crop be
spoiled late by rain. =
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MAC SWEENEY SERIOUSLY M.

Lpndon, Aug. 24.--Lord Mayor Ter
renee Macsweeney OF Cork, who has
Cork or a charge of sedition thirteen
DAFT ago, was reported In an extreme
lyt critical state this morning, ar
0ug hiTconscious. Lord Mayos Mac
sweeney is in Brixtons jail here fol-
lowing his conviction on the ssditton
chatge. He reiterated today his de-
termination not TO take food until he
Is released. sf.s II
At the home once It was said the
dec!tion of the government had mt
,beeK altered and MacSweeney would
not.sbe released. IN f9
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Tosn1PRoVE RIVER.

st. PAU MIN. Aug. 34.-rhe state
board of relief today granted $40, 900
nf1sAtate funds to improve the Finland
isabella river section OF the Rad 5 =
tween Ely and Two Harbors on the
fSsquest5 OF oncials and citizens from
those towns ,E xSs5eS s32
Governor J.SA. "A. Burnquist and
State Auditor J.5A.sO.a Preus voted for
the 7spfpposttion and State Treasurer
the ste&e Legislature. voted against It.
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Nsnpartisan League
Tries Out Today In
Montana Primaries

helena, Moo h., Aug. 24.-seven:y-
three aspirants for twelve elective
state Offices before the voters OF
Montana today in a primary contest
whose major interest is the effort Of
the candidates OF. the Nonpartisan
FeAEue to capture the places OF the
regular Democrats' on tie Demo-
cratic ticket 3I I.
supporters have placed a.conplete list
Of candidates in the field. + Party
leaders predicted heavy vote The
registration for the primary has been
heavy. R&*ta /. NsAt.
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GERMAN TOYS
AGAIN BEING
PUT on MARKET

Washington, Aug. z4.-Germany Is
recovering some Of fherspre-war trade
especially in toys, With England much
70 the concesn at British interests,
according to reports received today by.
the department oofiicon1merce Owing,
undersell British products and manu-
f~acturerB have asked the British gov
eminent to take steps towafd check
ing such imports ~ - ~ =
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DENIES REQUIsITIoN.

St. Paul. MINI. Aug. s24.-Goyernor
Burnquist today dentsdesi ssqaasitaon
from Chicago for ArlineaR ichmondsaa
Minneapolis girl known as the high
wanted In Chicago on8a confidence,
game charge.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-24

When David dovned Goliah he
didn't @tuse the only pebble on. the
beach. There M plenty left for, you.
Pick ,,em UP and play the big game
In thetnaajor league Of life.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-24

10 Return Next MOnth-Dr, Guy b.
FatFchild has swzittepetos friends An
Grahdss Forks that shesshas graduated
from the Dewey schoolsofs Orthodentia
a Undergraduate course and will re-
turn Ito Grand Forks ia resume his
denial practice September /. DR..
Fairchild will specialize In orthodentia.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-24
GIBSON IN PARIS.

Paris, Aug. 24.-Hugh GibsopI
Emitted States minister to Poland, al,
rived here last night from the Unit
ed States. He will remain in Paris i
day or y and then, proceed TO War.
st ----- II
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-26

WANTED-(IirI Tor general housework:
permanent position for right party. Call
1880 Topeka ave. Phone 1890.
WANTED-Office girl, one who can type
write but shorthand unnecessary. The
Robertson Table Co, GIL East Tenth.
WANTED-White woman to take charge
of collar department. Topeka Laundry
Co., Second and Quincy.
WANTED-Woman, white or coIored, for
general homework. Go home nights.
Phone Blue 2511.
WANTED-White maid, middle aged pre-
ferred. Apply to manager Throop hotel.
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their home. Mrs. Ferguson was for
merly Miss Inez Bachelor of Kansas
City.
Mr. Ed Pierson is spending a fort
nights vacation in Excelsior Springs.
Mr.. Glen Hussy is in Topeka for
the weekend. Mr.. Hussy has been
making his headquarters in Hays.
Miss Catherine Rue of Kansas City
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Johnson.
SThe ladies of the First English
Lutheran church will hold a food sale
at Crosby Bros. Saturday morning
Adv
Mrs. E. C. Smith and Mrs. f. A.
Derby have been visiting DR.. and Mrs.
II. Reding in Lawrence.
Miss Marion Lindsay and Miss
Louise Hill have returned from a short
visit TO Miss Florence Bosworth in
Lawrence. Miss Bosworth came with
them to Topeka.
Mrs. Wayte C. Lyle. OF Tres Ritos,
is here visiting her father. Mr.. Will
liam Boast. Mrs. Lyle was formerly
Miss Hazel Boast.
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SOCIETY

Continued from preceding page.l
who has been in Topeka this week.
went to Lawrence this morning to
visit her son, August. at the Phi Psi
house before returning to her home.
Miss Gladys Marian. of Springfield,
ILL.,. arrived yesterday for a short visit
at the j. r. Sargent home in Clay
street.
Mr. II. o. Benton, of Oberlin, is in
Topeka. lie viii attend the Phi Delt
formal this evening.
Mrs. Wayne Horning is in Excelsior
Springs.
Mrs. W. II. Vesper and daughter
Margaret. of Oklahoma City, will
spend the weekend in Topeka visiting
DR.. and Mrs. +. a. Rooster.
Mrs. William Metzdorf and her
mother. Mrs Wintrode. of Topeka, are
spending a few weeks in Excelsior
Springs
Mrs. J. T. Wahle expects to so to
Hoxle next week for a visit to her
daughter. Miss Dorothy Wahle, who
teaches there.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Kaths. who are
In Excelsior Springs. will go to Mex
leo. No. for a visit before returning
20 their home in Topeka.
Mrs Lee Wayman of Emporia
spent Wednesday in Topeka with her
daughter. Mrs. Frank Ripley
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ferguson. who
have been living in Topeka, have gone
to St Louis. where they will make
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FOR saLE-KANsAs FARMS.

FOR SALE-:20 acres improved. south Of
Berryton. east Of wakarusa. west Of
Richiani. on Wakarusa creek. some bottom.
70 acres fine wheat. 70 acres I'm oats. 80
acre fine alfalfa. 10 acres for spring crop.
100 acres prairie meadow. 10 acres timber.
30 acres pasture. 1-roonI house. , wells
windmill. water piped to barns. barn 40x6J
#. plenty room for hay. grain and stock
good soil. near school and church. gOod
roads. possession now. price $115 per acre !;
will carry back $15.OO0 A L. FuFman,
ToDeka. Kaa.. 1O6 West sth.
FOR SALE-s0 acres improved in Potta-
watoBfie Co, ~ miles Of Oisburg. good
house. barn. head: corn crib. cow she'd
chicken house. stone arch cave. family or
chard- tr-e wells, windmill. well fenced and
croes fenced, 20 acres cropped. 20 aer X
meadow. 20 pasture. price 5000. carry
81 500 Furman. Topeka, Kan, 1o6 W. sth.
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Alkali In Soap
Bad For the Hair

Soap should be used very carefully,
n you want to keep your hair looking
its best Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali.
This dries the scalp, makes the hair
brittle. and ruins it.
The best thing for steady use is
Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo
(which is pure and greaseless), and is
better than anything else you can use.
One or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly Simply
moisten the hair with water and rub
II in II makes an abundance of rich.
creamy lather which rinses out easily,
removing every particle of dust. dirt.
dandruff and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves
the scalp soft. and the hair fine and
silky. bright. lustrous, fluffy and easy
TO manage.
You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil
shampoo at any pharmacy. it's very
cheap, and a few ounces will supply
every member of the family for
months.-Adv.
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WAS GOING TO BUT DIDN'T.
Ed Marye Withdraws Decision to Ad-
init Auto Theft.

Ed Marye, charged with auto theft,
Thursday withdrew an announced
decision to plead guilty to receiving a
stolen auto owned by S. W. Grubbs,
1910 West Tenth street. By that time
the patience of county officers had
reached the limit and he was taken
back to the county Jail.
If Marye finally reaches a decision
and does plead guilty he will be the
first man in Shawnee county to come
under the law passed at the special
session of the legislature increasing
the sentence for stealing or receiving
stolen autos from five to fifteen years
in state prison.
Marye escaped from the county Jail
here several weeks ago by jumping out
the door when the jailer was not
looking. He was captured a few days
later in Kansas City by Bob Miller.
undersheriff.
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YOUNG WOMEN

WANTED-Women to make shirts. Rain
Shirt Factory, 720 Kansas ave.
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FOR SALE-Nearly new. large Broom
cottage on Euclid ave-, Il block OF car
line. ia lots, hall, parlof, dining room.
kitchen. pantry, bed rooms, ? closets,
hot water furnace ELECTRIC lights. gas.
bath. large front porch. sSreened-ip back
porch. garage for 4 cars, chicken house.
Price $1,000. A. L. Furman, 1O6 West sth.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Man aud wife ranch, woman
cook, man chores, $50 mo-, board and
room molders; blacksmith for country
shop, s. day; % farm hands; II married
farm couples scr mo. house, COW, wood,
garden; men for hospitals; man and wife
tealnsters: laborers; truck drivers, so wk !:
hotel clerk, $40 mo-, board and room
young men for hotels and restaurants;
man and wife ranch. woman cook by meal
man work. $40 mo-. stenographers, 500 mo- !:
cooks. Furman's Labor Agency, los West
81
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

GIRL for general office work.
Prefer one who has had some
experience, and who is between
the ages of II and %. Moderate
salary to begin with, but excel
lent opportunity for advance
ment. Apply to I'M. White, office
Manager. Pelletier's.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

=. 4. Poole to c. L. Shiftlett pit. lots
i3G-:is So Buchanan st., Horne :
/ a. Lutz to G. ". Warner, lot 29s oo-
Underwood ave Mclrose; 49,: %
W. A. NeiswauGer to J. Il. Mullin, lot ooo
, German ave, Gordon's add. 49,. Zo-
s Dcvendorf to w. W. WEBB pt 30,
lots 1871 Tyler st......-...--.... 80
7. W johnson 10 same, same -. -'ooN
s T. Taylor TO +. Il. Taylor, lot
IT. lot Z, 17-1i-16...... .-...--....:.
J. NJ Baird to &. Curtis. pt. lot % N,
Kansas ave. North Topeka.-;.:. l'oVt
c. : Duncan 10 A. T. Stenger. lots
a46-fS-5 pt. 81 jefferson ST., Lock
haTt's add. ---......:. ;...-;;coc,
J. G. Eradley TO T.. Oldfield, lots lOo M
to lis Pine ST., Rossville l'coo
NJ H. Sharp to r. Z. Young lot IS 80
g. q, 50 Morris st. Or. Martin Pl.. 4,l0e
w. T. Mont gOmery to e. y. Wellman,
lot 37S. ;. J.. &c. Tyler st..--...:.:.- 5,fot
L o. Paine 10 Curtis Towle Haine
Co lots $50 pit 20 First ave.
East and lots 1-:;-J Jackson St; also
lots T-13-1j-1-23 Jackson st. NORTH,
Sells blk: lots 9-1i-1I-19-2J-2I-0
lack son St. Sells blk. -..---..-.....
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LOST AND FOUND.


I0ST-Two large pieces Of sole leather
tan and green, between Topeka and Silver
Lake Reward. O. krauss & Sons pa
Kansas ave.
IOST-fiirl's red rain cape on West 4th
car Phone 1919 Nj. Reward
LoST-Pair OF glasses. Reward. Phone
40. W. T. Dawson.
FOt- Np-Valuable ring. Address w. s.,
Topeka State journal.
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Landscape Gardening

Sodding, yard grading, tree trimming
and pruning: large ones safely removed
Shade trees and lawn dressing for sale
Phone 1916 J for Brooks
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MALE AND FEMALE

Experienced man or woman for
alteration work in our tailor shop, good
wages. permanent work Apply to mana
ger ialace clio. Co.
GORDON pressfeeder. Prefer one with ex-
pcrleuce. See foreman press room. Crane
4 Co.. lOS East Sth.
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DANDY AT $500
For Sale From Owner

Seven-roonl house, modern except
furnace. south of Huntoon on Garfield
avenue. Price 1000. Phone Al
NINE-ROOM house. Thoroughly modern,
blocks from state house, SIG W. 10th.
Groom house, not modern, 81 Polk st.
G. room house. not modern, 3i3 Polk st.
Frank Klingaman. 20S Kapsas Ave.
FOR SALB-in Oakland IL good homes.
running from 3-room house To s-room
house: COOL well water. don't have to be
boiled. Call at 2G4 Oakland ave.
FIVE ROOM cottage on Morris avenue.
near church. school and car line. Prize
5000. Call at 1123 Morris avenue Phone
White 1871.
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES; The rate SIC, sGI
tnaertinp Waut Ads IN The Topeka stare
Jonrnpi Is / cent word each Insertion :
mipimnm 10 cent b. the week . cents
word miuAmum 80 eents
COUNT THE WORDS Of ysuI 40 incioa'
tnv -four words for State Journal atdrese
When address is Used count each "knit1aI
letter aud zach lumber or combination o
figures as one word - -.
classified properly must be IN The state
1onrnai yffice before, II 20 o'clock want
Ada received after u 80 I'll 10 p IN WI. -.
Classify. . -. n
or OF TOWN sdvertisements must oe
recommended with cash or check IN run
- v,nenf ~ the same Note the foregoing
distractions about counting the ~or6s ana
M rate per word Tor Thu Topeka Sta
journal
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WANTED-Noung men for work at our
houses; good salaries with room and
board. Apply Manager, Fred Harvey, San
"a Fe station
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WANTED-AGENTS
WANTED-sALESMEN

WANTED-Salesmanf for talking machines
in city and country. Car furnished. E.
+. Guild Music Co.
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MANIFESTATIONS


WANTED-Nard cleaning, trash and cinder
hauling. hone Black 2s96.
EXPERIENCED sehmstress wants sewing
by the day. Phone 43Oi-
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wANTED-FEMALL HELP


wANTED-Young lady typist. Exper-
fenced dictaphone operator preferred.
Necessary, good, fair speed on typewriter.
Good salary for good operator. Apply
Crono G Cnfpnonv
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WANTED JUNK. RAGS. RUBBER AND
METALS
We buy anything. We will call. Phone
5733. Leon Rubber & Metal Co, 200 Kan
sas ave.
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FOR SALE-i.IVE:STOCK
FOR SALE-POULTRY

~->>-1----
FOR SALE-Mottled Aucona CockereIs
also eggs. choice. $50 utility. 81 30 per
Is. Buehrer & Son. 2733 California Ave.
Topeka. Kansas.
FOR SALE-tioldeD Seabright Bantams
18TH and Randolph street
SINGLE Comb Reds. Eggs for Matching
Kline. White 43aS 1855 Boswell.
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AVERAGE s125 MONTH Railway mail
clerks. Hundreds needed. List positions
open-free Write franklin Institute, Dept.
1.,1C Knchesfer n Y
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wANTED-TO RENT

WANTED TO Rents to room modern
house by small family OF adults, best of
references give. c. N, care Journal.
RESPONSIBLE couple wants furnished
house. Good care given. Chas. Houska,
10 Monroe. Phone Blue Sill.
WANTED = Jnfurnished rooms for light.
housekeeping. by two young ladies en-
pIoyed. Phone Red 2429.
OR GROOM house at once. Three adults.
Blue 4I21.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-26
FOR s.LE OR t.AcHANt.L..

FOR SALE OR TRADE@Fine large mod
ern home. good location, line !;
would make fine apartment. Phone I5o5 W.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-26

REG. PHARMACIST WANTED-Steady
! job, advancement. Minnehans Pharmacy,
Seneca KIM
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-26

TYPIST WANTED-No Shorthand requir-
| ed A desirable and permanent position
for right party. Call, don't phone. Santa
Fe Watch Co.