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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-10
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HIGH SCHOOLS DEBATE
STRIKE QUESTION TONIGHT
Olympia and Ccntraiia Match Strong
Teams in Verbal Battle With
Musical Accompaniment.

The Olympia High School will de-
bate the Centralia High School this
evening on the home rostrum. the
subject being: Resolved That as a
prerequis te to the right of strike or
lockout, employers or employees
should submit industrial disputes to
a board of arbitration, the machinery
to be provided by the national gov
eminent"
The Olympia team. which has the
affirmative, will be composed of w l.
son Tyler, Dorothy Wallace, and
Norman Perring. Each speaker will
have ten minutes, with five minutes
for rebuttal The personnel of the
Centralia team is presumed to be
strong although not locally known.
The Olympia High school orches-
ira will regale the auditors with
music, and the male quartette from
the Centralia High School Glee Club
will accentuate the pleasure.
The judges Of the debate will be
Miss Charlotte Shackleford of the
Tenno High, school, and Messrs
Guilford and Hughes Of the Lincoln
High school of Tacoma.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-10
Boys Success With Buu Calf.

Melbourne Wells iG FLORIDA boy
living at GAINESVILLE, where he Joined
one Of the boys agricultural clubs.
Through assistance which had been
obtained for him at q nearby bank
he purchased q registered Aberdeen
Angus bull calf for sos. This was
in June. and the calf weighed 34s
pounds. The animal was fed ground
corn and peanut meal and given the
run on Bermuda grass and COW.
pea pasture. In the fall 1t weighed
675 pounds.
The county fair was held in Novem.
Der and the calf was exhibited there.
1t won first prize in the calf club,
was declared junior champion bull
and sweepstakes winner over all
breeds. From there 1t was taken to
the state fair, where it won second
calf club pre-. and It's young owner
was awarded the Aberdeen-Angus
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-10
Yelm, Wash, November II.
Editor Standard:


Few people sem to understand the
fall in the price of farm products
AS understand, from reading the
papers, it is this: In normal times
the British pound is worth $4.86 in
American money. and the French
franc and the Italian lire are each
worth 20 cents. At the present time
the British pound is worth only $40.
the French franc only 6h cents and
the Itsran lire little less than 4
cents. II exchange were normal a
bushel of wheat, costing $2.37 in
American money at New York, would
cost shillings and pence in Brit
ish money. The actual cost In Brit
ish money at the present rate Of ex-
change is $3.50.
II exchange were normal a bushei
Of wheat is IL francs in French mon
ey. At the present rate of exchange
the cost is SO francs. or 1920. The
rate of exchange in Italy would put
the price of a bushel of wheat at $1c,
which is practically prohibitive. and
as a result there is falling off of
exports. The reason for the distorted
rate of exchange is that the worlds
gold supply is dislocated.
During the World war the United
States sold all the war supplies to
Great Britain, Italy and France for
which these countries could spend
cash and then loaned them billions of
dollars on condition that they use
this credit exclusively in the purchase
of supplies in the United States. The
result was that this country gained
the major portion of the worlds gold
supply. The currency Of Great Brit
ain and other cOuntr 'es, having little
gold reserves to back it up, depre-
ciated in value and the fact that
these countries were obliged to pay
the United States billions Of dollars
deprecated the currency still further.
In Italy money is worth less than
one-fifth what it normally was.
Protiteering munition makers dur
ing the war piled up billions of dol
lars in profits and now have made it
impossible for the American farmer
to sell his products abroad. The dis
torted condition of foreign exchange
has made it possible for Canadian
wheat growers and Scandinavian but
ter makers to market their products
in the United States at profit, thus
further beating down the price re-
ceived by the American producer.
Having arrived at an age OF non
production, 1t might be said, that /
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-10
EAGLES ORGANIZE TEAM
ALSO MARCHING CLUB

The Eagles lodge he'd an enthus-
iastic meeting on Tuesday evening
in their hall at Third and Washing
ton streets. Otto Braeger, worthy
president, welded the gavel while
the members organized a drill team
Of IL members and started a march
ing club with an enrolment of sixty
son kept track of the exuberant
happenings.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-10
REPUBLICANS CARRY STATE
BY MAJORITY OF 21,916
Official Returns of Election Made
Public by Secretary of States
Office.

Charles A. Foster, CHI eff of the
election division of the secretary of
states office, Tuesday finished the
official count of state, congressional,
legislative and judic al offices, which
he is required to make following a
general election and to certify to the
governor and to the state legislature.
The canvass on presidential electors,
United States senator, congressman,
judges of the supreme court and in
surance commissioner will be cert; fed
to Governor Hart some tine during
the latter part of the week.
The official canvass also includes
members of the state legislature and
judges of the superior court in the
judicial districts, including more than
one county. The results are virtually
the same as those announced by the
county canvass:ng boards.
The official count shows no mate
rial departure from the unofficial re.
suits prev ously announced. c. w.
C!ausen, state auditor, ranks highest
on the republican ticket with total
of 226,66S against 1Ol,24S for Robin
Adair, farmer-labor candidate fer the
office Of state auditor. He had no
democratic opposition, which prob
ably accounts for his high totals.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-10
EVERETT, ABERDEEN WATER
DEPARTMENTS SHOW GAIN
Bureau Of Inspection Finds Records
of Both Cities in Splendid
Condition.

The report of the water department
Of the city of Everett for period
covering ten month. ending October
81, shows a net gain Of $37,997.9S
of which amount $36,35416 has been
reserved for the redemption of bonds
according to word given out today by
the state bureau of inspection.
The report Of the water depart
ment of the city of Aberdeen for the
same period. shows a net gain OF
$23,763.19. The books for both are
reported in excellent condition by the
bureau.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-10
Record Association medal for herds

Record Association medal for herds
manship shown by the finish Of the
animal. One Of the largest Angus
breeders Of the Stabe offered the boy
$500 for his calf. The offer was
promptly refused.
II refused the OFFER" said Mel
bourne, because figured that II my
bull was worth that price to this large
and we'll established breeder. II would
be worth much more on our farm to
head the herd Of Anguses that papa
and are trying to get started"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-10

Methodist Boys Take Sunday Hike.
The Methodist Sunday school boys
hiked Is miles on the Pacific high
way to Nisqually and return last Sun
day afternoon and evening. Their
leader, E. H. Burwell. says that the
youngsters stood the ordeal without
a whimper, but that they we're verv
sore and tired on Monday morning.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-10
HO'combs Entertain Bridge Club

HO'cOmhS Entertain Bridge Club.
The Cap toll Hill Bridge club was
del ghtfu'ly entertained Friday even
ing at the home of Judge and Mrs.
q. r. Holcomb on Main street Dinner
was served at $3.50 o'clock at indi-
vidual tables each conferred with a
dainty bouquet of flowers. Later on
the evening bridge was played with
the high score being won by Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell Harris and Judge and
Mrs. o. r. Holcomb.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-10
Restoring Morgan Strain Of Horses.

Efforts Of the United States De-
partment Of Agriculture to restore
the Morgan strain Of horses. which
had becOmeo ;AeAzlY.. extinct. showed
their effect ipths,rscent 300-mile test
for Army horses Out Of ~ entries,
only ten finished, and Of these. the
sixth and seventh were Morgan horses
one Of them raised on the depart
ment's stock farm in Massachusetts,.
The horses we're required to travel
so miles q day for Ave days, carry
ing the regulation Cavalry load Of
245 pounds. $40,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-10
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

COMMUNICATIONS published under
this column reflect only the. per-
'onal views of the writer and the
Standard assumes no responsibility
.or statements or arguments tnereln
but ali matter submitted for publ
cation must be kept free from per-
sonalities.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-10

shouldn't have cause to worry. But
/ hope I am not selfish enough to
think only Of myself, and for the near
future I don't see any prospect for
optimism, unless the coming admin
istration comes to realization Of the
true state of affairs and provides for
the producers of wealth instead of
the absorbers.
J. C. CONNIE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-10
governor follow
Eenati Club Discusses RecreatiOns.

RecreatIons of all kinds were dis
cussed at the regular meeting Of the
Eenati club, held Monday evening at
the home of Miss Helen Cowles Roll
call was answered by each member
responding with her favorite recrea-
ton. Mrs. J. w. Foster read an in
teresting paper on Golf" while Mrs.
r. Franklin Hart chose for the topic
Of her paper, Football"
The next meeting Of the club will
be in the form of a Christmas party.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-10
Will Address Mems Club.

DR.. J. B. Silcox, pastor of the
Plymouth church in Seattle will ad-
dress the Mems Club of the United
Churches tonight.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-10

members of the state legislature.
The total vote for Thurston county
as announced by the state canvassing
board for president, U. s. Senator and
governor follow:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
ID Nohea
mn sEATE OF TEAS Tx 5; 81 p.


THE STATE OF IE-AA1-
TO The Sheriff O. any Consume OF Fl z -7'
County. GraeunEs
you are hereby commanded % su1nii.ln
a. Thuraen BY making publication Of iris
citation once ia each week llI 4o-l So
eeEsfra weeks previous 20 the return 90
hereof IN aom1 Newspaper plnl-aAe4 z
ruur county. 90 appear ~ t1e next lu6 Ia
f---- AZ me E1rt district courr OF r Fasl
county 90 Be holden az the Niurt mouse
thers5f % The city Ct p Raso, LeNaa q
the first Loud1y IN November Aa-1s -
sane being the first day Of EoNefl1ei'
100 &C., rnd there 70 answer q petition
fisd IN said court on tbs oth cay q ~ ~,
Gust 1870. "a suit Numbered On KS
docket OF said court Nc A+-eai Nl7l7---
p I. Bucuor. J. I. E1qu1r and \ p
Te-ruor- 4 co-partnership doing business
rrudsr ths firm lams and style q hua-ef
1rct1r Co. are plaintiffs and - Lhorsel Is
7efsudzrt- and said petition alleging. 4n--
IN az about the lItn day o. Perjury
fern feferHaut made. executed and de-
1ire-ef 70 the order o. plalrrllla, hia tnres
certain urculEEnrg notes In me sun %
5000 each. which notes were Que $40
uavah1s enc, two and three months l--1E
fsts -er1scttvalT. together VITA interest q
4ats OF percent per aunuu from date -ll---
raid ard Including 10 percent as aL-qr-
uav'a fees upon principal and interest
10 ulaeeH IA the lands Of attorneys lQl
7-rizrtfor or II collected by suit That %
secure the payment % said notes defend
aut executed q chzttel mortgage under
date q ErEru1rT 81 lallr upon lAa A---
loving descrlhed property. to-Wlt.
one Leach automobile. being i've pas
ranrar, 1870 mndel touring ear motor No-
rF7zs. sftuatsd IN e Puao county. Texas
au q sid ucte1 are now PAST due De-
fsndant failed and refused 90 pay 1ald
notes VIXEN they became due and there .
now due and owing from defendant %
Plaintiff the sum % 5000 With interest
frou February -. 1890. a. the rate q g
percent Per anuum until paid to8einaT
s-ith 70 percent On principal and Interest
as ztsurucTau ices. That plaintiff employed
Cold q EroeeEel. attorneys e. law 20 col
lect thu said notes and have agreed 70
ray then the ten percent 1tpuilte1 u
sai5 uoteE. the G1uls being @ reasonable
and cuglomary Zee
Plaintiff pray that defendant be cited
20 ruus1r znd nn1rer petition filed here
10 End that plaintiffs have Judgment
rzalnrt defendant for their damage, Inter
ert nrlorucVir fees and costs CT 1ult and
fer the 6orecl1Eur1 cf their Zen and chat
csl u1ortelr1 against the above described
rrcusrtT. ard that the sane Be sold &C
ccrdlnF 20 law. and plaintiffs pay loE
such other uuG further RELIEF Ga law Gnd lu
equity 20 which they may be entitled
Esr1lu fan not. but have you before said
court ul "a Aforesaid next regular tern.
this wit, With your return thereon. show
inr how you hlTu executed the Eauo-
Gwen under ny hand and zeal OF said
ceu-t- az ofncs in the city OF FL Pas1.
Ia1l1. thiI 35th day o. September, 1890.
C. n Mckinney,
CLERK District Court Fl FaEo County Tex
BY - - HAYNES. Deputy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
HeID Wanled-Salesmen

= --~---~-------~
WANTED young man who knows me
citg az ulleEnan. must ne enarsa4e -
want 20 work Addres5 q Aa. Gaze HEM
SIDE LISE saIesmen for Mexico and Unit
90 states. sell druggl1ts, pays 5000 com
mission rocket samples. AmcEen Che1li-
cal Co. rs Helman st. san Anto1lo. lex.
SETFs5TEN WANTED n every county to
sen refinery stock. paying per cent aash
dividends each month. slnerleF sle1
syndicate. s16H Main. - Worth, Tex
sETFsHTEE-With rig or auto % risit
r-hools g151 salary and LIBERAL c1lniiiie-
sion p o. Evans a Co, 3 y z HAITI
son o.. Chicago.
Statesmen WANTED 10 every county 70
seu refinery stock. paying percent ca.sn
dividends each month saperiQE o--7a
Syndicate. s16l5 Mains 70 Worth. Tex
ITaNTED-Ezperienoe roofing cement
saiesmen. We have an exceptional oIlsr
10 make producera- me American vi q
Paint Co. ssh Euclid Ave- CleEelzna. y.
THIRTY new Epecialtlea for I've wire
saIesmen. main OF side line. $500 per, easy.
commissions cash. retailers only weekly
rspeaters- Sznlchu. Stl4 Cottage Grove
Chicago.
TANTED-Ten salesmen covering Texas
10 sell worlds fastest selling auto &C
cersory's 20 cellerls exceptional oppQE-
tunity. pocket samples easily sold. wife
quick stating territory coTered- sales
MANAGE COZ North Texas bldg-' DlLi-A
Tex
EaTFSlTaN- Nanufacturer Of ra1urs wants
man calling on the hardware. drug o.
-eneraI store trade IN this state 20 sell
nigh Grade fully guaranteed raEora ea
side line. proposition includes lree snow
case 20 each new customer. commission
basis. Write, giving references. Bancroft
Razor CORPORATION Worcester. Mass
sATEsBOARD Statesmen WASTED-To
seU q high class line Of assortu1enta. an
ideal side line no samples required. com
--i-Tionr due when shipments made. season
fust opening Up. write To-Day FOR EqrhlnE
outfit, you can make real money Y Iel
sen goods On cur liberal plan K q >
sales Co. 4325 =. RavensWood Ave- chi
en- III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

THE REAL ESTATE business IN
Fl Faso viii be g gold mine dur
iur the next few years We are
operating under the best name In
the city for this business which
name IS registered with the secre-
tary o. state On account o. bad
health owner VIII sen for Just
little more than cost OF equipment
which consists Of furniture OF two
Office rooms safe. typewriter
mlmeograph, protectoErauh. steel
fIiur cabinets, desks. tables,
chairs. etc This y a rara oppor-
tunlty for one or Two young men
90 ger 60 on the ground floor and
make fortune. Phone 1855 for
Interview with owner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
Heb Wanied-Femals

~~----~----------s~s
TvaVTFD-Hourekee American or Eng
lIsh spealing woman 2soi Nashville.
IFANTED-Nurse. with some hospital e1-
perience. for Institutional work. Phi ASS.
ENGLISH speaiing girl for homework
Apply III Caltornia-
WANTED good ehambermaid- SIS North
TANTED-An Eusllsh speaking cook
5113 Federal. Pm 1otz
WANTED-YounE lady for otfes. gtenog-
raphy not Necessary aZb Irust blds.
TT1NTFD-Good cook. waEes $50 month
Phone f1Is or call 1o6 ~. Calnornla-
ENGLISH Speakinr Mexican woman for
general homework references required
Sos PerEhing Drive. "a I999.
Can you make both ends EesetT II not
BARNETTs-sIa san Antonio 81
TrEyTFD-Giri for Fsnerai houssworz.
must do plain cooking and stay nlEhtA
Phi $50
WANTED-spanilh SRI who can sPealks
English 20 take care Of register and CLERK
IN store. Apply 400 s. Fl Paso.
WOMAN for general houssworE- Must
speak some English 1850 Iul1rosa- Rh-
5o7s.
WANTED woman for cooking and house
work must come ven recommended ius
T. Boulevard Phi d8a5-
WANTED-EnElish Epeaking gil 70 90
general house work ana willing 70 learn
10 cook for family Of two. Ph. 1883 or 900.
EARN SIS weekly. spare time, writing FOR
newspapers. nagazines, experience uunac-
essay details free Press Syndicate. ib5
So. Louis. No
WANTFD-ReIiable. experienced English
speaking housemaid. SO per week. refer
ences required 11ra J. ". CruWdus $500
Copper. Phi 55l1.
WASTED-Names II Paso women. girls.
over ~ wishing government positions
500 month I'D. answer inmc diately. Ad-
dress 7 2s6. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

PARTNER WANTED VITA $500 and
services I'm merchandise brokerage busl-
ness. business a. already under way and
have several excellent accounts coming
this IS very lucrative business and PCS
eibllities unlimited. can show any man an
extremely big future, experience not
necessary but party must have either sfll-
ing or executive ability references eE-
changed; thia is a big opportunity Ad-
dress " 60. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

REAL
OPPORTUNITY
FOR clean cut high classed men Who Wlnt
10 70 into Life Insurance business sales
n1anship course free and liberal contract
] can use a good man To Fl Paso, fee2s'
rov7h. alpIne. valentine, TT stockton, p
nrvis sIerra Blanca. Preside. Terrell ana
sandersou, Texas; also 30 Silver CRY ana
Demlur New Mexico.
Communists with
LEO j. sCHU SIR
General Agent
80 ---7- r5is- Phone SOS.
s.f5e ne 5ran Is your Best Friend"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

Oh and Mining

Oh and Mining
TANTED-To buy few hundred shares
Hueco-Ranger Etock- Pm lsslW-
WELL located commercial oil leaseL
CHEAP prices and rentals TEXAS. Louisiana
and New Mexico. intensified drilling 60
ing on Get absolute control Of what you
buy and do with it as you please the
greatest fortunes with the least Worry
are made With leases Not a dealer but Q
private Fl Paso individual with best OF
references p o. Box so, II Fzsa. rex
WEST COLUMBIA.
on lands leases and ruyaltiel near the
greatest oil well IN the world; also some
very live Wildcats. picked with our ez-
psrienca gained in the Coastal country :
We have some live bets which call r1r I'M
mediate action. n interested. used the
wires Columbia Country. Pm 81 Main
st.. West Columbia. Tex
10 THE BUSINESS AND MINING NEN;
am now ready 10 furnish en- Elnqa q
Information on properties and mining
prospects that are now free O any claims
iu the state Of Chihuahua. Mex Plans
lnf1rrunLIon measures. and progressive
forwarding Of q judicial proceeding Until
the acquisition Of titles Lands for aErl-
culture. cattle raising and also coal ana
Plans o.. santa Eulalia. ParraL 1Iinss
Nuavas, Cueveoillas, Las Animas, Gust
huiriachlc. Analogy Santa harnaras Log
T1rrerfua. Eucinillas. Placer de Gu11alupas
Naicn- slerrs de Eumedio. sabiuaL. Mineral
de Cordero and many others
Maps q All the states OF The Republic
Of MEXICO. Blue prints. blue line prints.
and also commercial drafting- For further
particulars and Information call o. phone
JOSE PORRAS UGARTE.
us Myrtle Ave, Fh- ll6zgi FL Easos TEX
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
AUroMouvE ELECTRICIANS WASTED

We have hundreds Of positions now open
for expert autornotire electricians and bat
terry men. al salaries Of $50 70 f65 Per
week. we can qualify 700 IN Few weeks
10 nm one Of these wen paying positions
our graduates are IN big demand, rilllng
positions in first class service stations ana
rarar-s. every statement we make is a
positive fact For particulars. address
f0TfySoS's AUTOMOTTVE ELECTRICAL
SCHOOL.
zee Broadwas. Denver. Colo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
For Rsut-Housss Furnished

ElL AGAG- -Aeafl~ - - -
~~~-----------------
FOB RENT-Furuishsd bungalow. 4 rooriii,
Altura Park. $50. Ph- SOIL.
T0R RENT-FiVe room furnished house
on fremont 81. $50 "a $3.50.
10 HEALTHY employed couple, half OF
S room bungalow. Pr Llse1.
Eve roou furnished bungalow, slAs.ee
IN sleeping porchss. heating plant -olo
Grant
FOR sAIE-An furniture IN room bun q
low Tor f1f1 house can be rented AZ 80
r1onth b. buyer Of furniture Pm s1s-5s
SO San lfarciai. near i've RolnlA
10 LEASE for year. nice s room modern
bunEaiouT with heating plant. garage Weu
4. P. COLES 8 BROS.
run mail frame cottages sleeping
porches. water. electricity, gas. near e-l'
0-ruGvieu no fubercullras no larse log-'
rsfereucea Pm a91eI- -
F0R RFNT-smau 4 room trans house.
partly furnished. az Felyerdes W tlol M
So a Tom Smith. with PARK brQAs -4a
Main. Phi 89s-
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
verr nicsiy furnished 4 room bunraloH'
new. redecorated- Grendview. so,
". K RAMSEY 8 CO. -
Phona 1914 keW TUT 6las-
TT7F f1r1it1re n q nice three room house
and sleeping porch. close n 10
sale for only SEQ Rent OF house ~ ~
-IufIur free water, lights and Lelepnqll-
n 81 Crorie-, room 509s Trust Bldg- IN
2o55.
FOR RFNT-Conplstsly and exceptionally
ven furnlghed room home. every an :
Tor comfort. 2 bedrooms and slseplas
-essrsncs required 4i51 PerIhing DriTa,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

RaEllIl. LELAA
IA lltls town VIII q Big tulIFl
800 a ~ hart Of Lhs 3
pnr1 rrllsr erttun belt We ned
capital. real 1ErmsrE and labor %
foiu rs % ne Development o. tni1
rcudarfrf E1lL r111l hlllia1 are
great ard lhs rs-u1nH on your IN
TsEtnant1 and lahcr are ulLlmlts
ed We VII Be- more thnn pia1aad
70 rh1U new c1marl our valley
and We dat want yuu % tsel
that you WI b. On any way obi
ntef 70 make Tcur llreEtmsu1E
through IA
raHFsTg HEaLTT co.
Rszl Estate a1d 1nsurance-
rfBE5s- TEXAS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

Heb Wanled-AgsntS-
----E--- ~-~-----~---------~
MAXI MONEF-Guarantsed steel MATTED
Eurnera III common Tampa increase uEnl
8 Zines. sample soc steel Mamie Co.
Go1s Cottase Grove. chicago. III
FTHER HROOM-AsenrH sure money
7naFs-. floor and wall broom confined
whlrlulnd seller exclusive territor1'- write
Farnack Co. s08H Houston o.. Fl Worm
Tex
81 "A DAY FOB 8 HOURS, HOEh-
New method no capital required. no de-
IlFerles. no delays. Just talEs orders 2nd
bank big profits Davis Froou1ll Co.
Dept SIS. ChlcaEo.-
MAXI So hour selling Columbus Rain
co7tss TO your friends. Miuer made so
first day spare time big prufltss sample
free. act cuiciE. Columbus haineoat A1s-
CO. Dept 2q7. Columbus. one.
AGFNTs-1Iake $50 weekly taking orders
FOR FAST selling Goodyear raincoeta. nun
drsds OF orders Whiting - an nour 19r
spare time. we deliver and collect. sample
coat free write today FOR agency Good
year 1ffr Co, egsf Goodyear Blcs- kan
sea city. 40.
AGFNTs-ssu Kno-Bl1 inner tl-sE double
mileage. prevent punctures and blow outs
every car owner interested. show !. sell T.
hir urofits Write kno-Blo Inner TIRE Co.
Grand Heulds lllch-