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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-02-28
FARMERS SELL
BY NEW PLAN

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb. IS
An experiment in use of the hamper
ktor carrying products of the farm
from the farmer to the city house
holder, is being tried out in Con
| necticut. The Department of Agricul-
turc has approved the idea which is
patterned on that of the parcel post
rural service. The street railway OK
press is the medium OF transporta-
ton. not the mails,
A farmer may take orders by teler
phone or mail. fill up a hamper and
deliver It to the street railway COM
pany which maintains an auxiliary
express service along its lines with
automobile delivery in the cities.
Eggs. poultry, potatoes, apples and
other farm products, ordered over
the wire, may be delivered in a few
hours with as much ARE as a market
man in town gives to his city custom
or.
The New Haven County Farm bur-
eau. which for a year has studied
local marketing. by a survey found
the possibilities OF the trolley ex.
press we're such as to develop a
farm to table" delivery by means
of a home hamper" Connecticut Is
g%ridironed with trolley lines. Tens Of
thousands of farmers al see cross
country trolley lines pass. Express
cars pick up wayside freight or ex-
press matter at any stopping place.
Hampers made up in Milford were
delivered in New Haven and Bridge
port. within two hours, or in as short
an interval as a city merchant makes
his local deliveries.
The plan contemplates use OF q
uniform hamper of varying sizes, cas-
lily handled as express, recognized by
a crews and automobile drivers as
containing foodstuffs with the pos
sibility of perishable articles, like
dressed poultry, or breakable, like
eggs.
Experimental hampers hold enough
food to last a family several days.
Success of the plan depends largely
upon the initiative or farmers in Sc.
curing customers who are willing to
have delivery made in this way.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-02-28

FOR RENT-Room nice for one or
two gentlemen. 203 Main st. 28+
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-02-28
MAY LET
STRANGERS OWN LAND

TOXIC, Jan. 20. .(By Mall An
effort will be made in the forthcom-
ing session of the Japanese Diet to
enact a law permitting foreigners to
own land in Japan. The failure here
tofore to grant this right has been
cited many times abroad as evidence
that Japan witholds from others what
she asks for her own subjects in the
United States and other countries. N
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-02-28
PROBLEM
ACUTE IN ITALY.

ROME, Jan. "a. (By MaiD The
housing problem here and in other
Italian cities is so acute that the
Italian cabinet has approved a plan
t. appropriate the equivalent OF S.
100000 for building homes for wage
earners. The first houses will be
built in Rome for which an initial al
lotment Of 100000 has been adj
vanced.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-02-28
NEW SALESMAN FOR
LOCAL SHOE HOUSE.

l.. Deitz, an experienced shoe man
OF San Francisco and who has been
associated with The White House In
its shoe department. has accepted n
position with the Van Bellen Shoe
Co. in this city to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Byron
Hardenbrook who will open 1.-THE
Bluebird" soon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-02-28

The klamath Rubber & Leather
Co. has furnished Wilbert H. Kits
of Dairy, a main drive belt 58 feet
8 inches long by IL inches wide 9
Ply Gordon rubber. Mr.. Kits will be
ready to operate his saw mill March
8. 1t is gratifying to know that the
klamath Rubber e. Leather Co. can
furnish such a belt on short notice,
and will no doubt be a great benefit
to the small lumber mills In the vic
unity. which has lost many a day
thru waiting for belts. The klamath
Rubber & Leather Co. is receiving a
large consignment of betting In ord
er to meet just such emergencies.
1t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-02-28

FOR SALE room plastered house,
bath, toilet, new garage, two SO IT.
lots all for $4,000.
Also
FOR SALE-315 acre ranch In Shas-
ia View Irrigation District. 4 miles
from Malin. 4 room house, barn,
granary, all fenced, 100 acres in crop
now, Will sacrifice for quick turn.
Also
FOR SALE-50 IT. adjoining the
Howie Garage on Esplanade and
opposite the White Pelican Hotel.
Owner must sell and wants an offer.
Also
FOR SALE-Two lots on upham st.
between 10th and 18th; Price
5000 cash.
t-AlsO-
FOR SALE-2,0O0 shares Of Klam-
ath Iron and Steel Works stock.
Owner must sell account of sickness.
$2,1O0.
J. #. WARD & co.
1875 N. 7th Street.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-02-28

Yellow pine and oak are the best
woods to resist the action of steam
with the least amount of warpipg.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-02-28
Amusements Today

STAR
"The Dark Star" an Aircraft
special, featuring Marion Davies.
Coming Sunday-Monday. "Bill Ep-
PERSONS Boy"-Jack Pickford.
TEMPLE
"The Gun Fighter"-Bill Hart
Bray Photograph and Educational
weekly.-ady.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-02-28

India and Ceylon tea are graded
according to the position OF the leaf
on the plant, the lower the leaf tho
poorer the quality.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-02-28

The United States has been sup
plying English cotton manufacturers
with raw material since 1871.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-02-28
STOCKS AND BONDS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

The following are the opening
prices on bonds in New York city to-
day:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-02-28

lea forcibly reduced British imports
market for exports in continental
Europe which were shut off from
their ource of supply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-12

nronoai+Ion. we REQUIRE high grade man
who wishes to make a permanent CONNECTION
10 specinlize In Brooklyn business proper7les'
exnerience essential Henry l.. Nielsen. OF
fiees ia Nassau ST., or 81 Court ST, Bklyn.
tAN-Meat concern, specializing IN
eiinpivinr hotels restaurants, &C., wants
man of experience; must be hustler. Answer
stating experience, references, &C. ~
Herald. Herald 50.
MEN or ABILITY TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION COM.
MISSION AND BoNSS 1.> rI1I1yr- NAO i'i''
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SALES MANAGER.

Well known Akron rubber company now
ready to manufacture asbestos and rubber
packings wants experienced manager to take
charge OF N. Y. sales office. Previous pack
ing experience absolutely necessary. Full
details in reply or no attention paid. Adj
dress Vice President. S35 Herald, Full
ton ct
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

statesmen.
THERE IS A CONNECTION OPEN
WITH ONE OF THE MOST PROS
Porous SALES ORGANIZATIONS
IN THE COUNTRY FOR SEVERAL
MEN OF EXCELLENT CHARACTER
AND REPUTATION TO PRESENT A
DEFINITE SALES OFFER TO Es-
rABIIsHED AND SATISFIED Gil
sRNTAGE.
AN ENTIRELY NEW AND MOST
EFFECTIVE SALES JLAN MAKES
RESULTS POSSIBLE FOR MEN IN
EXPERIENCED IN OUR LINE TO
BECOME LARGELY SUCCESSFUL
AND ENTER INTO A LIFE WORK
OF IDENTIFIED IMPORTANCE.
IF YOUR RECORD WILL BEAR
SCRUTINY.
IF YOUR PERSONALITY IS
FORCEFUL.
IF YOU ARE IN EARNEST ABOUT
YOUR INDIVIDUAL SUCCESS.
APPLY FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW
AT EAST 10TH ST.
GROUND FLOOR, BETWEEN
AND p. M.
ANY DAY THIS WEEK.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.
Statesmen.

Statesmen.
THE NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY
CAN PLACE A FEW HIGH CLASS SALES
MEN WHERE, THEY CAN EARN PROMO
TON TO MEMBERSHIPS IF THEY CAN
MEN IS OR OVER WHO HAVE A CLEAN
RECORD CAN MAKE A PERMANENT,
PROFITABLE CONNECTION WITH A COM
PANY WHO ARE NOW OPERATING IN
THlRTY-FIvE CITIES AND MUST COVER
THE ENTIRE COUNTRY. SELLING A
SPECIAL FORM OF SURETY BOND ON
STRAIGHT COMMISSION
G. Il. CONNELL,
% w 43D ST, n. Y. @.
4. j. BROWN.
81 COURT ST.. B'KLYN. N. z.
$. W. McKEAN
PRUDENTIAL BLDG, NEWARK. ~. ].
ID. J. KELLY (FROM TO IL A. NJ,
10 EXCHANGE PLACE. JERSEY CITY.
sALEsNtEN-wE HAVE SEVERAL. OPEN
INGS FOR MEN OF HIGH CALIBRE, BE-
TWEEN THE AGES OF II AND 80: MEN
WHO HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE IN SELL
ING UNDERWEAR HOSIERY, HARD
WARE. FURNITURE or SIMILAR LINES
PREFERRED; THESE ARE BIG JOBS;
W. MUST HAVE DIG MEN TO FILL
THEM; WE OFFER A LIFE TIME CON-
NECTION TO MEN WHO CAN QUALIFY;
IN REPLYING STATE AGE, EXPERT
ENCE, NATIONALITY AND SALARY DE-
SIRED. ADDRESS l.. b., 932 TRIBUNE
BLDG.
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SALESMrN-writef for list OF lines and full
particulars earn 81, 500 to $4,000 yearly;
big demand for men inexperienced or ex-
perienced. city or travelling. National Sales
mems Training Association. 8lSH West 42d
St, New York.
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SALESMAN.

Wanted experienced salesman TO dis
tribute stable stock and real estate Issue;
liberal commission: references required.
Apply room 400. 14S2 Broadway.
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~. =. ftFaltV bl0Ks,
rs BROADWAY.
IF HAD ONLY KNOWN
of your wonderful service be-
fore / would have saved three
weeks OF valuable time and
money" II how n young man
expressed his thoughts when we
placed him the same morning
ne paid us visit. Why not
profit by his experience7 We
have 4s2 openings to-day for
competent men.
Below are few OF the more
urgent openings:
STORE MANAGERS. expert
enced In retail clothing and
credits. out OF town: $4,000
and commission.
knowledge Of women's gar
rnent trade IN city; 1900.
STENOGRAPHER. 20 take die
tation In Spanish, German and
EnglislN SO 600
nook TX Il FpER- accountant;
downtown; $3.50.
COLLECTOR. age $3.50. At
least five years experience
must be able TO drive ma
chine: S30-s3J start.
EFFICIENCY CLERK. five or
SIX years, experience, depart
ncnt rtore preferred S30.
S A I. + S CORRESPONDENT,
large mfg. concern: three or
four years experience; $50
start.
ASSISTANT CASHIER, wall
st.. familiar with coupons aud
dividends, Investment ac-
counts. &C.. excellent oppor-
tunity: S3b start.
BOOKKEEPER, Stock Exchange
house. at least five years ex-
perience, s35: also one other
with knowledge OF foreign
exchange. x35.
CS) statistical Clerks; s25.
"a Assistant Bookkeepers: SIS.
t2) Custodians; S25.
(2) Correspondents: S25.
(2) Elderly men. age 90. cieri-
cal work: S25.
ca Typists; s20-s25.
(1D Junior Clerks; SIS.
CALL BEFORE TWO O'CLOCK
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

TO AMBITIOUS MEN-READ THIS AM
REMEMBER
that the L. r. STEEL SERVICE COR
PORATToN OF NEW YORK has accom-
plished more In less than one year uhn
You would believe possible In five years.
They have built an organization, uslns
TRUTH, HONESTY AND LoYALIt
wonderful opportunity for honest. indus
trious, ambitious men, with unsurpasscd
future possibilities. DO as your better
judgment tells you. Answer this al. ana
answer II IN person at the earliest moment.
MR.. AUGUSTINE,
Room 2o4, 40 w. 40th 81.
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Statesmen MEN. OVER 81. AS
SALEsMEN, WHO CAN QUALIFY. CAN
HAVE DONE IT; WHY CAN'T you? If
YOU POSSESS APPEARANCE AND TACT
AND CAN TALK INTELIIGENTLY CALL
AT 33f 9TH AV., ROOM COS.
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SALESMEN-New York corporation placing
on ma rset small block OF common stock;
opening for real salesmen furnishing suit
able references: very liberal commission:
Call Bryant 7064. 72ti. 9os1. Ask for Col
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-12

CLERKS AND TYP1srs WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Girls 10 years OF age and over.
Hours Q to 4 80 O'Clock.
Saturdays 0 to ~ o'clock.
Luncheon served free.
Salary to start. &12.
Abilities Of clerks reviewed each six months,
Those of average ability should be receiving
from SIC to $18 per week after the second
review. The variation is due to difference
In clerical work.
Free classes conducted in typewriting. Ste
biography and dictaphone operating.
Apply, in person. between 8 and $3.50
o'clock. room 5o33. Metropolitan Building
l Madison nv. Cat 23d ST.. New York.
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Statesmen.

Brains, clean record and strong per-
sonality will find with us a permanent
position with opportunity for rapid adj
vancement. See Mr.. Tomlinson. eos 9th
av., thipd floor.
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AntomohIlc Acccs,oric,.

CORD TrRES-Have small lot. sizes gorau
clincher, 3ix4 and 35Na. straight eide. viii
cell attractive prices; tax paid. whitehall
I7sT
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Automobile Instruction,

AUTO INSTRUCTION.
and weeks courses for
Owners, Chauffeurs, Mechanics, Salosn,en
WEST SIDE Y. NJ @. A.
30i West A7th st, New York
Get booklet and pass. Special ladies' cias-..
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BARKER 4 MACCoLL.
VOCATIONAL SPECIALISTS. 30 CHURCH.
APPRAISAL MEN FAMILIAR WITH
OVERHEAD AND UNDERGROUND ELBC-
TRICAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM.
IMPORT exec. exper, ger'f Imports from SO.
Amer, familiar N. Y. markets; $4,000.
Beacon Business Burrau. Stone 81
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salesman

SAIESMANl
MIR. SALESMAN. your success depends up
on two th!ngs-demand for your product and
established reputation for integrity ~of the
house you represent. II you think you can
satisfy me that you are worth $4,000 per
year call between 10 and to-day. suite
1909. 20 w. 44th St, and ask for Mr.. Bellini
Unless you are qualified TO fill an executive
position do not answer.
Statesmen WANTED.
\ Can use more men for important special
work: direct to consumer; security required :
start $50 per week; permanent position with
future. Call between and 5 r. NJ,
Room 1925, 40 w. gath 81.
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HELP wANTEb-MALE.

-~~~->~--~--~~->-~-~--~-
sALEsMEN.-I WANT FOUR MEN WHO
HAVE EARNED 5000 AND UP PER
WEEK SELLING SECURITIES OF
FINANCE CORPORATIONS; MEN WHO
TERRiToRY WHERE BANKER Will. AID;
WISE YOUR PROSPECTS TO BUY; THIS
SECURITY HAS PAID 1885, Cash DIVE
DENDS: EARNED FIVE TIMES DIVIDEND
REQUIREMENTS FIRST IL MONTHS;
STOCKHOLDERS SHARE IN ALL EARN
INGS; MEN WHO CAN DELIVER WILL
FIND THIS A BIG MONEY OPPORTUNITY.
lF YOU ARE NOT WILLING TO WORK
TERRITORY SYSTEMATICALLY AND
SELL ALI. PROSPECTS DON'T APPLY:
COMMISSION BASIS ONLY. A 1879 HER
AID, FULTON at.
Statesmen.
Age doesn't necessarily tell the tale
OF mans income earning power;
neither does experience or lack Of Il;
our personally trained staff OF sales
men, noe running 10 little short OF
phenomenal success In our fast NOV
Ing expansion drive. are proving to US
again that II Is necessary only 10
walk and talk and tell the truth TO
easily earn $3.50 week and more; our
offices are open TO you any day be-
tween 10 and II you re between %
and so.
SUITE 1910. 25 w. AID ST.
Suite 1872. Flatiron Building.
Suite 305. l32 Nassau st.
Suite 80, 166 Montague St, Brooklyn.
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SAIESMEN-

EXPERIENCED STOCK statesmen RE-
ING HOUSE LOOKING FOR THE BEST
TYPE or MEN WITH ESTABLISHED Gil
ENTELE, HOWEVER, TELEPHONE SELL
ING EXPERIENCE NOT ABSOLUTELY
NECESSARY. WE FINANCE OUR MEN
LITERALLY AND HAVE OPENINGS FOR
FIVE MEN ONLY. WRITE IMMEDIATELY
FOR INTERVIEW BOX n. H.. ROOM POI.
1870 LIBERTY ST. NEW YORK.
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SECURITY statesmen.

SECURITY SALESMAN.-If you can sell
stock see us; right maR-vill make from
800 10 $500 per week not on or mining: OK
ceptional opportunity. See Mr.. White, 500
9th av., suite 33J.
WANTED-Young man for clerical position
age 10 to %; high school education neces-
sary; reply own handwriting, with refer
enees. Address o 905 Herald, Fulton st.
YOUNG MAN FOR GREATER NEW
YORK SELL TO THE CONSUMER"
EXPERIENCE. IF ANY. AND REFER
ENCE. APPLY ny LITTER ONLY. IRWIN
RoEsEL. 246 FULTON ST, BROOKLYN.
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Automobiles Wanted.

USED AUTOMOBILES, STANDARD MAtSrs
IN GOOD RUNNING CONDITION; RRINC,
CAR. 1857 BROADWAY. NEAR 5isT sT.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GARDENER wanted for IS acre place IN
westchester county; furnished cottage,
electric light, steam heat. horse and car
re g: atate experience. salary desired. ref
nrences and children N any. age, &c. j. w.
llapp. College Point. n. Y.
GARDENER and caretakcr, single or mar
ried. understanding hot water boncrs; care
of large house In winter IL married, wife
cook and homework. Write @. c., 1858
broadway.
HANDY man and caretaker for suburban
hanging. Apply Friday. b:30 p. NJ. faS q.
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Garages.

coTpE, late model; price $500 Mrl'
JuLIA OTTO. sayvlne. L. I Phone 2ia.
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YOUNG; man wanted 20 print photographRi
one who thoroughly understands copying
and eniarginR; Falary Sos weekly. Give inii
particulars, including experience. o90 her-
aid, $50 Bway.
YOUNG man for clerical work in Insurance
office. Address. stating salary and re- ir-
ences. p sac Herald. Fulton 81. --
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Automobile Repairs.

EXPERT AUTO REPAIRS.
Expert auto mechanics viii eliminate MI
your auto and electrical troubles; nuict
lasting, work by STRUTHERS ENGINF,Fp'
INC co, automobile engineers ITO y. i3Oth.
rTarfar, OO
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Commercial Helm Wanted.
RTCAN
EN- r l. OWN EMIT
II xCH ANGE.
@. p. TIASSoN. J. ]. MCLAUGHLIN.
Pres. Treas. e. Gen'l Mgr.
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AUTO STORAGE.
American Storage Co. stores dend autos at
reasonable urices 247-25D West Ggth 81
Tel. columbus 2inT
GARAGE space 10 let. with or without SER
vice: also dead storage or commercials or
pleasure cars; steam heat and fireproof
BOROUGH HALL GARAGE, $500 Butler 1T.
Tel. 6Dei Main.
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SALESMAN.
salesman with two or three years sales
experience who would like TO enter the bond
business IL desired by a progressive firm OF
investment bankers; actual experience In
selling securities IL not necessary, but a
pleasing personality. an honest determine
tlon and real ability TO produce are abso-
lutely essential; give age, selling experience.
Al Broad 81.
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Instruction.

Instruction.
x75 PER WEEK IN INTERSTATE
COMMERCE AND EXPORT WORK.
The opportunity OF a lifetime for PC -
nent future at salary ranging froIu $3.50
10 SO 600 per year when able 20 handIf ~
work efficiently. The men we desire mus
be over u, have common school education e
willing 20 learn In their spare time anc hafs
unlimited ambition. determination ana ln-
ttiative. No experience necessary II W
10 devote a few hours each week 70 leafI
important technical knowledge. The Toy
chosen will be trained by experts and ASST e
10 positions and salaries according TO apllt
ties Interview by appointment only. ih9n9
Beekman 1881, or address Mr.. Ramstinei "a
Tribune Building. New York city.
BE a Detective-Great demand: travel. faa-
cinating work; particulars free rte,
American Detective System, 1864 BroaaM ay,
New York.
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR-Plea snnt,
profitable work; day and evening elias sj.
Send for free booklet and Visitors pass
West Side Y. NJ. c. A, sol w. 6Ith 81.
MAKE MONEY AT HOME-You can earn
from 81 to 81 an hour in your spare tine
writing show cards; quickly and ca Wy
learned; no canyassing We teach you hoW
and sell your work. Write to-day for f1ll
particulars 10 American Show Card School
224 Ryrie Building. Toronto, CANADA
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For Hlre-rassenEer Cars.

CADILLAC new 1920 limousine. Z passenger.
for rent by month; uniformed chauffeur
owner drives. Circle COG.
AC-Beautifui iandauiet 10 rent nv
month. owner drives. AMBASSADOR
GARAGE. 2i5 East Bath. Plaza o43. Tumulty
CADILLAC. 1919, laudaulet smart appear
ance handsomely appointed; month; sea
son FRANKMAN SCHUYLER 1910.
I,ATTI.LAC limousine, bt lie month or week
owner drives. SLOANE. Schuyler 5TG5
HUDSON latest super limousine iandauiet;
references monthly. hourly. Bryant $500.
MILTON IIOHN.
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Statesmen. SECURITY.
LIVE WIRES. EXPERIENCED IN REAL
ESTATE, BOOKS OR CORRESPONDENCE
SCHOOL PREFERRED BEST MONEY
MAKING PROPOSITION ON MARKET:
COMMISSION AND SALARY. CALL ROOM
t1i2. 10 WEST Attn ST., MIR. STEWART.
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BUSINESS BROKERS.
BUSINESS LOANS
CASH REGISTERS.
CARPETS & RUGS.

WILTON, ADMINISTER. WHIT ALL.
SIOANF'S carpets. rugs. all coltrs. plain
mixed. Oriental patterns; 5000 yatHs, 81, 81,
81. 81 yard up, slightly used but recondi'ioned
Ike uasg for home. office, showroom. RUGS,
al sizes domestic. imported. Orlentals,
hinas. $3.50: s4T.50. $3.50. 1925 up
MAKING OVER, CLEANING, LAYING,
pYEING, REPAIRING REWEAVfNC; RE-
LIABLE, REASONABLE. BEAUTIFUL.
STILLtNGS. INC, ga Madison av. (59th ST..
PLAZA $685..
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at 8. A. M. and then and there pro-
coed to open the ballot boxes used at
the said election and count the ballots
in number and amount cast at SAID
election, and make, file and record q
process verbal thereof,
Dated at Franklinton, Washington
Parish, Louisiana, on this 14th day OF
June 1920.
II. F. Stafford, Secretary.
G. j. Gayer, Mayor,
Town of Franklinton
I hereby certify that the above ana
foregoing Is true and correct copy
Of the original proclamation OF cleo
ton, issued by the Mayor OF the Towl
of Franklinton, La, and on file in tai
official journal Of the said Town.
This l4th dav Of June 1920.
| H. F. Stafford.
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success of their communities us they
TO in their own lives. 1t is a plea
for community teamwork and CO.
operation.
Dr.. D. W. Daniel, head Of the Eng
lish department at Clemson college,
South Carolina. is regarded as one OF
the most eloquent speakers Of the
South, Ite Is forceful, inspirational
orator-powerful in mind and body.
Gifted with tie proverbial eloquence
of the South, never failing in his ap.
peal and logically convincing in his
argument, his abundant and whole.
some humor keeps him in intimate
and friendly touch with his audience.
| A man of striking personality, he
commands attention Mt once and with
his first words he wins the hearts of
his audience.
"Forces That Build Communities" is
la distinctly worthwhile lecture. II
has been delivered more than 15l
times.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-07-01
BUILDING Up The
HOME COMMUNITY
Theme Of Chautauqua Lecture
by Dr.. D. W. Daniels
A Wake-Up, Get-Up, straight-Fror'-
the.Shoulder Message Which
Everyone Should Hear.

The first night of the Redpath Chau-
tauoua will bring a town building
lecture that should draw to the tent
every business and professional man
and every citizen of the community.
At that time DR.. D. w. Daniel, edu-
Gator, lecturer, humorist, will give
his straight from-the- shoulder" talk
on "Forces That Build Communities"
This lecture Is a challenge for citi-
zens everywhere to wake up and take
rs much interest in the growth and