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Arizona republican., 1920-11-01
WANTED-HELP FEMALE

WANTED-HELP FEMALE WANTED-A wash woman to do work at home. 317 N. Fourth Ave. REFINED white woman as house. Keeper; family of four; no washing or ironing; have second girl. Call at SOP N. 7th St 2
 WANTED-HELP, MALE AND
 FEMALE 24 WANTED - Ten cotton pickers; must be clean pickers; 4c and bonus; good cotton: transportation to and from car line. Phone 2J5. d
 MONEY TO LOAN 25 WANTED-GirI or middle aged woman for housework and help with care of children. Phone 257s. 620 N. lst St. d CHATTEL LOANS EASY TO GET in sums up to $500 at lawful rates on your furniture. plano, automobile, live- stock, implements, etc. Repay in small monthly installments. If desired; am- pie funds; Just and courteous treat ment: strictly confidential. Peoples Loan and Invest Co. 23 East Washing ton St Phone 1896. u
 LOST AND FOUND
 LOST-Roll bedding wrapped in brown canvas and roped. Finder mo- tify Pinney and Robinson Sporting Goods Store and receive reward. LOST-On N. Central Ave. small rain curtain for Packard car marked left front seat" Return to 119 N. Central Ave. R. Allyn Lewis.
 LOST-Registratio blank from Greenlee county: also certified state ment of registration. 122 E. Washing ton. Central Hotel. Reward. q LOST-Leather cover of key ring just west of Cashion. Finder will re- ceive reward. Notify Rawls. Phone 206R2. 2 LOST-From automobile on Center or Moreland. black travelling bag Please notify Mccall Cotton & oil Go and get reward. FOUND-Pocketboo on s. Center with name Juan C. Gomez. Owner may have same by calling and paying for ad. Phone 115J2. SPRAYED to my place, one black heifer yearling, with horns, white star in forehead, little white on hind feet Malone Dairy. Phone 23s6. LOST-A BLACK AND TAN RAT TERRIER DOG; ANSWERS TIC NAME OF TRXIE. 511 N. 4TH ST LIBERAL REWARD. [ TAKEN UP-Bay mare, white hinC feet; star in forehead; small crop il left ear. owner call 325 E. Thoma: road. or phone S776. t
 PEARL COCKRAN-A little girl
 or years of age-has been missing since 4 o'clock this afternoon. Sh was last seen at City hall. She hai cross eyes. Please notify J. A. Cock ran of Glendale or Police Headquarter if she is found. 1 LOST-Sm I'll tan and white. dog Vaughn, phone 32S0, or S765. Libera reward. | FOUNL,-Bay horse; four white fec white stripe in forehead: weighs abou I 1.05O; or 9 years old; branded lief thigh; up and down D. A. ", J. C. Rob bins, Tempe. T
 LOST-Five months old spotted fe male English bull dog, wearing spike collar with tag bearing name of ownel Kindly notify owner, general deliver. Phoenix. Liberal Reward.
 SPRAYED FROM PAT CHARLIE BOIS' PASTURE, BROWN NULL BRANDED SWASTIKA CROSS. MULE BRANDED SANS. NOTIF' lO'BRIEN- McGRATH, AIS GOODRICH BLDG, AND RECEIVE REWARD. ;
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Arizona republican., 1920-11-01

REAL ESTATE OFFICES CENTRAL. ARIZONA LAND co. Speciality Casa Grande Valley Lands tl6 National Bank of Arizona Building ROY NEBLETT REALTY co. 1l0 North Central . Phone 17os If Real Estate Loans Insurance
 FRANK R STEWART
 Phone 1887 W. Adams St tt
 REPAIRING
 MONOGRAPHS, bicycles, etc, re- Monroe Phone 1899. If
 SHOE REPAIRING
 Shoe repairing. Better work at a better price. Crouses Shoe Shop, 131 E. Monroe. 11-db
 STORAGE BATTERIES
 STORAGE BATTERIES Manufacturers of batteries and elec-
 trical appliances.
 PHOENIX AUTO ELECTRICAL co.
 %! ". Fashington fl
 SWEEPING COMPOUND It cleans, protects and disinfects Phone 2099. TOT E. Brill Phoenix Sweeping Compound Co. If TYPEWRITER RETAINING The Typewriter Inspection Co. All makes overhauled. repaired and rebuilt. 70 S. Fourth Ave. Prompt service. Phone 14s8. Il
 TRANSFER AND STORAGE CHAMBERS TRANSFER AND ! STORAGE co. Any kind of hauling l Ffreproof storage Phone 1928 or s52s. Ii Baggage checked to destination. Al kinds of hauling. Fireproof storage Lightning Delivery Co., 42 S. Center Phones 20s4 and 4I28. [ uNDERrAKERs AND EM5ALMER. H. Nj. MAUS. s11 N. First Ave-.
 Phones 1870 and 1929.
 A. L. MOORE & SON Successor to Moore & McEellanl Funeral Directors and Embalmers Lady Assistant Auto Ambulance s29 West Adams St. Phone sol
 A. H. McLELLAN Undertaken and Funeral Director
 Phone 494o. GIT N. Central Ave.
 YARWOOD & HOCKREY
 Funeral directors and embalmeri ys4 w Monroe. Phone 30s9.
 J. T. WHITNEY i34 WEST ADAMS STREET THE GEO. F. MERRYMAN CO., IF North Second Avenue Phone e51. f USED CARS
 Cars bought, sold and exchange, f Harper Parthum Motor Co., PAS N. II street : VACUUM CLEANING . OHIO TUEC ELECTRIC SUCTIo < SWEATERS : For sale or rent on easy payment plan ARIZ ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE Ct - S25 West Adams-Phoue 353l !, VETERINARIAN DIR. J. E. COBERLY, Veterinaria l135 E. Mcdowell. Phone S2o5.
 VOICE CULTURE
 TEACHERS of voice. Italian metho LEONARD BUSHELL studio. Gel o tral NJ. F. Church. Phone 4e33. e vuLcANIzING 6 RETREA0INa
 MOST modern equipment Tn tow ., and in charge of a man with I5 year !" experience; satisfaction guaranteed.
 MILKY -WART MAN OIL co. $. WOOD, COAL AND FEED tf The Five Points Wood &- Coal C : Deliver all parts of city. Phone 177S. ,. EAST SIDE WOOD YARD Phone 4975 1929 E. Madison St. Ill
Arizona republican., 1920-11-01
GUARANTEE

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
 Phone 14S0. 47 N End St.. corner Adams. First class help sent to all parts of state on short notice. If SARGENT'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
 K. H. SARGENT
 Skilled and unskilled labor on short notice. 26 $. First St. Phone 4243. tt
Arizona republican., 1920-11-01
Vote for 310.-Adv.

Edith M. Jacobs for County Re- corder.-Ady.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
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Successful Roasting.

tn attempting TO tmitats che french
methods o, a1Akins -offee Gear 10 ulino
that thai way OF roastins 1irters from
our own We roasi our coffee berries
mst enough TO make them ughi crown
color while tn Hrancs they are cooked
to much darker nue According &c the
French the flavor - more thoroughly
extracted from the darker roasted orod.
uct Much OF the French coffee rs
roasted at home IN simple IRON oan.
Fhe secret OF successful roastins de-
oends upon xeeplns the berries SON
stantly In motion with wooden knife
or spoon Tor a single ourni DERRY VIII
,npai, the aroma OF the entire mixture
A French coffee Dot Is simple affair
II To IN two Darts. the lower section re
ee,vinr the loud after u nas filtered
through the grounds On this TOD The
strainer IL Tilted tight thus preventing
the escape of grounds ano retaining the
flavor and strength OF the coffee This
tvne of DOT 10 usually made OF tin.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
Careful Measuring

II must be Kept in ninc thar the
grounds absorb certain amour, Of
water When tbs water ~ nubbltnx
pour II slowly over tho finely grouns
coffee that has been placed in a strainer.
Ksep the water boiling during the nroc-
cess When the water mas Uttered
through the upper oar, Of the pot can
be removed: the cover may be adjusted
on the tower portion in which the coffee
may be served
II you have not French coffee pot sa
experiment may be tried in the following
way
Put two rounding tablespooufuls of
finely ground coffee into & pitcher that
has been rinsed out With boiling water.
Over che finely ground berries pour q
oini OF freshly boiled water and stir IL
carefully to saturate the coffee Cover
the pitcher With cloth thar Is tied
eighty over the top and allow the mix.
turs to stano for five minutes
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
Effusiveness IN Public.

Your dear OF "sweetie" to your nus
band while perhaps permissible In your
home town. viii tabulate you as crude
In almost any other olace Ano don
encourage your husband to cali YOU pet
names n public. Another mistake Is to
speak GROSSLY to each other when out
among people DO as the woman quoted
below did
once upon a time my husband repri.
manded me before our friends Tor some
little foolish thing / had said OF done.
/ die not retaliate then out when we got
home said II there's ever anything
you dlsapprove In my actions wait
until We are in the privacy OF our nome
then tell me II it's reasonable III try
to do as you would nave me. out don t.
please again show dtsapproval before
people II makes me SO uncomfortable
act unnatural Furthermore / told him
objected to endearments except at home.
We get along beautifully together now
Women should not stand for so much
and I'm not a woman's rights person
either
Many a boy Is Inundated by being
called darling by his mother or sisters
In public He doesn't mind tt within the
home, but Il Is not pleasant for MIN when
hootins crowd OF boys salute hm by
this endeartng term-and they win If
they chance TO overhear II
Is II wise to let your child can you by
your first name9 OF course tt's cute.
but don't they lose something by the a b.
sence OF that sweetest OF all names
Mother" out OF their uves7
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
JEWELRY FOR MEN.

Among the iswen Tor u,eu the atilty
pieces are prominent ana dolores anAm-
els appear Cd many OF these iewsIa
CtEaretts noIdsrs are seep with the o,oy
meta d, Soic OF platinum ase6 merely
as noununs 20 an ovsrtas wssb Of
Transparent .n&ms snrougb which an
anxine-rurnee oattsrp snows snnts snd
CLEANS nom ts ,areteo surface fne
caiei unts are useo a. well ~ the
darker soloreo snsnbsls. anc lavender,
sky blue e1tron-yeiIow ano aio-ross vie
WITH che more conservative tones OF
manoEany-red. seal-prown ano eottls
green
s,namels also appear on cigarette
sases out ners the msthoo differs ana
instead D; che aiI-oveI wash 81 snamel
ehs oolos Is dseu 90 bordering str' pc
OF catterD 81 sntw'nso unes as = dec-
grafton dpon the COLO u platinum sur-
race slack eno combinations Of olack
ano white snameI ars eavorit, oatteru-
'ngs OUT ehe colors are also useo in
two-toneo arrangements OF nlus ana
green oIus sno purpls, red and Drown
or Drown ano green
Mounted 0enctls are also uue6 IN
evidence ano with their accompanying
COLO oi silver mounted notebonks they
make an attractive utility piece and
their use nas prought forth some nand-
sons COLO and platinum mounted srti-
,Iea
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26

table may be placed against Il for .
decorative note
II is quite possible to lind any
number OF stunning wall mirrors
framed in gold. mahogany or with
frames painted ana decorated The
Queen Anne mirror with rregula:
lis ga wed edges is particularly suitec
for use with Colonial furniture
though II can De used with any kline
and IN any room tn the mousse II vii
be seen in the middle OF the oottorc
row OF mirrors shown IN the DRAWING
The girandole at It's left Is a convex
mirror used for decorative effect ano
to reflect tight nno color 1t Is use
less FOR reflecting objects The othe,
round mirror Is cai and framed In
a decorative COLO frame Fhe upper
mirrors are COLO framed and suit.
able tor any living room or halt
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
Earthenware Pot.

There ls another Kind Oh coffee pot
made in France OF sarthsnware IL Is
widely useo tn America ano can De oro
cured al almost any nousehoio goods
store rhe strainei OF this DOT Is got
fitteo light out is neavy enough to keep
its place OF its OVID weight Its advan.
tage over the tin Dot is tina; II the coffee
Is TO oe kept short time II does not
lmpart . peculiar taste TO the beverage
which the tin may 30
Before placing the ground coffee In the
filter the French suggest heating the
two carts OF the DOT With boiling water.
thus preventing tho chill which would
hinder capid oeroolstion Measure as
many cups OF water as needeo Tor cups
OF coffee sno some over the amount ID
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
Breakfast Coffee. as
the French Make Ut

n row and gain we Dear one OF 9ul
boys who we're CHARTERED some
where 10 France" wtsnins tnsi ne
could have a cup OF coffee that TASTED
like the coffee the French use &c make
For the most part there ss nothing that
has or could appeal to them as does the
good old home cooking out perhaps
because of the great contrast with army
fare some OF the dishes that they had
over there made a deep Impression upon
them.
Cafe au Iait means to most Amert-
cans Just coffee with milk poured into
1t. but the breakfast coffee that the
French served was really good deal
more than this
Cafe al tait Is not made in France BY
the boiling method but the ground
product Is put into filter ano boiling
water poured slowly through It In this
way Its full flavor is obtained without
any bitter taste One tablespoonful, Of
coffee is allowed for each cup Cafe au
lait Is served in a very large cup nold.
ing almost a pint and 9 Roodly amount
OF BOILED milk Is oui into the cup oe.
fore the coffee Is added In come res
taurants equal quantities ~ ooileo milk
ano coffee are mixed together
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
Finished Product.

dave another deateo vesse, wattins @
oitche, u you care 70 uss 10 sno Jay
oiecs o. fresh musIir thai nas oeen
scaideo owe, - ano oou, the soffee care
GULLY through the cloth strainer The
finished product viii DO 8 clear. fragrant
coffee
rhe French maintain that coffee
shouio DE grouno iusi az uesdsd; n
grouno too ,ons 70 sdvancs u dries out
ano loses both strength ano flavor.
Therefore the coffee Mill tinds q place
not only I'd every MOTEL and French
restauran, out also tn the homes OF the
poor peasants they are parttcula, to
xeer the coffee In dry ano warm oiace.
AID sarthep lar covered tightly vito q
close fitting lid Is often used az a con-
tainer.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26

see splashy length OF cretonne cur.
tain reflected In its depths. supplying
color TO the wall where color was
not moment before From another
angle Won see 8 window arrangement
from across the room Mirrors con.
stantly change and SO never become
tiresome
If sufficient mirrors are used they
make the smallest room seem larger.
In fact. II they are so arranged that
the whole room is reflected the
room may even seem large. and halt
the battle Is won
When mirrors reflect in opposite
mirrors the light is richly given back
again. ana windows. as mediums OF
light. are multiplied in the room.
One simple way OF placing a large
mirror Is between two windows ana
reaching to the floor console
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
Paper Sentiment.

IN be too familiar without en-
terms In our salutauons At a
Ing of friends recently In a GER
city. the wife OF the host called
down the stairway to an arrival Hello.
Gwinn" as she started down to greet
him The fa9 was she didn't really
know the physician nearly we'll enough
to greet him as she did. out her excuse
was that she had heard her husband
cali him Gwtnn" until he was "Gwtnn
TO hes also Yet he resented the famil-
Iarity We forget how these things
sound to other people
: Wien we hear a man calling his wife
by Ssers get name IN the lexicon OF
love We cannot but wonder as 60 his
Sincerity True love Is deep silent, and
Goes not need outward expression IN
public
The English are often Mortified at
the effusveness with which we greet
cur husbands and friends at railway
stations and hotels II does look foolish
and Dit Ill bred doesn't III
While enthusiasm and cordiality make
us feel that our coming mas been looked
forward TO. II might be In better taste
% as far as beholders are concerned FOR
us to show In our eyes and the grasp
OF our hands the love we bear our
friends rather than the oseulatnry and
fervent hugg1ngs we see enacted r. SIC
picture wise> every day at railway sta-
tons and trolley stops.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
TIMELY TIPS.

Before washing stockings and socks
turn them inside out and shake veil.
BY this treatmen, they will not become
hard ana narsh a. so often happens to
hosiery when Numbered.
sooo pastry is made with one pound
OF flour one teaspoonfu Of baking pow-
der four ounces OF shortening ana a
pinch u salt Be sure DOT to use TOO
much water IN mixing or the pastry
will be heavy
Ado two tablespoonruls OF Ktroaene
oil to the wash boiler of watef koil
the clothes In this sno n thoroughly
rnsec they wll come out beautifully
white AND there will be no odo, from
the kerosene
To clean reaJ iace place II between
folds Of tissue paper we'll sprinkled
with magnesia Place this between ma
leaves of book and place weight
upon It leave II two OF three DAVIS.
then shake OUT the powder. ana the lace
will ne like uew
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
WORTH KNOWING.

Before boiling eggs thar have been pre-
served In water glass prick the BROAD
END OF the egs twice with natpin to
prevent the shell from bursting.
Before trying veai chops make an In
cslon IN each chop ano pour INTO II pep
per anc salt a little onion Juice ano 4
few drops of lemon tuics Then dip them
IN the sgK and bread crumbs
70 make 9 puff caste use equal parts
OF flour and shortening a plain paste
takes nalI the weight of the flour in
shortening and for tlaky paste use
thrse-tourths the weight OF thu flour tn
shortening folding IN the last quarter
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26

Z yoU cannot overestimate the pos
siblnues OF mirrors IN nouse
decorations they create an
IMPRESSION OF spaciousness rhey re-
'lect oack choice ana Unexpected otis
If color sno they actually make a
lark interior lighter
Mirrors are more fascinating than
pictures and they are usually more
decorative Place mirror owe, q
table and on the table set vase
holding q spra, OF apple blossoms. so
that the vase snd spray shall De re-
Elected In the mirror Do you not
see what Iapanesaue effect YOU
nave1 Il you change your angie of
vision and glance at the mirror from
mother part OF the room instead
of the apple blossom spray Vou may
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
DAILY HELPS.

Cabbage boiled rntp tender. drained
and out into = baking dish with drawn
butter sauce ano grated cheese put over
II. will make . pleasant winter oish
After pairing apples Cor pie pat the
cores and earrings on to Doll When soft
put them through straner and YOU
have a cupful OF sauce Tor apple sauce
cake
Polents is made OF cornmeaI lust as
common TASTY pudding Is, out mas three
quarters OF cuptul OF grated cheese
added TO II for every cuptul Of meal
The cheese Is put in when the pudding
Is nearly done
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
THINGS TO REMEMBER.

Be sure the potatoes are thoroughly
drained before starting TO mash them
otherwise they viii DE watery
When you wash flannels out oorax m
the water Allow hall teasponruI of
powdered oorax TO one quart Of water.
You VIII oe delighted With the result.
II the not dishes ,eave a white marx
on the polished table rub II with paraffin.
using 8 flannel cloth Then polish with
alcohol
The water In which rice mas been
boileo can oe mixed with the milk to oe
used IN pudding-and Tess milk will pc
necessary.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26

Another or the oopulaS Lodge
Froexs. Is shown oy arawtns No $50
II IS IN one oiece slippeo on over me
head and With or wt,hou, the sleevs
bands. rhs neck may % finished any
shape preferred ano there are nse, soe
sections thar form inverted olsits under
either arm 70 copy the trock 70, the
average person 1t requires three ana
tive~eightn yards OF thirty-siz inch
goods
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
HELPFUL HINTS,

When Washing vegetables 'ucp rs let.
tuca spinach fAnnslionA water ,ress
&c &no ,ne tablespoonful u sap &c ne
water anc al sinai Insects WHICH san's
otherwise De washed viii quickly rts,
&c the COP
Here p simple way 60 clean BOOTS
WIN y small siotb thoroughly rub q
tttle SIycerine 'uto the taathet Whsr
this u almost AIRY run With Q soft crush
rhs glycerlne will also preserve the
leather.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
A Happy Medium.

1t is going It pretty strong when the
father and mother are such sticklers for
Mir" and Mrs that even the tiny tot
IF a baby frequently refers to them as
MIR " and Mrs" They lose something
also.
So, YOU see, we must use our common
sense in striking q happy medium as TO
these matters II does not make US any
younger as graudmnthers to insist upon
the grandchildren calling Us Miss Julel"
Baby girl" "k5ddo." You lack in dig.
city
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26

r. aE graceful lines Of this dress az
once recommend IL To women @ho
lnsst upon oe.ns suitably eut we'll
dressed, Tor business To The busy
woman who makes ner own cIotaes Ii
also speaks Tor itself At a glance one
viii see now very easy Il IS 70 deye.ep.
The cut OF the garment Nc s-25 does
away with the usua! necessity Tor ft-
ting. The ract thar Tor the average per-
son IT requires only four and oue-euarter
yards OF thrty-stx inch goods ma<es the
model stA more Interesting II IS more
or less dift;cut 70 find an or thess des.r-
able features centred o. q s.asta Dress,
and many wlH WISH - procure tae pat.
tern for use later In Jle season should
st be tnst they could not maze use ot III
81 prSssuG
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
lnsineere and Silly.

Quite recently man was telling hla
wife thai the service n a certain notei
where maids Old the serving WIS eXcep=
tionally good Her reply was II those
women lust wouldn't call me dear and
honey I'd IKE tt too. our when they
come rawnlnR around me With their pct
names II rather uauseates me II Is the
same way IN stores How annoying TO
have the saleswomen use such eadear-
ms naInesl
They don't call me dear" replied
the husband. 81 wish they did. % laugh
ingly which. In a way. aDsolves the
women
An elderly woman said 20 ner young
married sister VINO was rondllng ner
first oapy:-"For goodness sake. don
cali your husband papa and don't let
him call you mama In public at least
ana. furthermore. don't have BOOKS on
the rearing ana feeding Of babies on
every table and chair In the house"
kn't she right
to letter wrttiug-how our cheeks
Iat the thought OF what we have
gated on paper when young and In
What insincere vapid moonlngs!
nix OF it respectfully when love has
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26

A blouse 81 > aressy type is shown oy
No se74 II wtD De lovely copleo N
sorI wesvss d sils 81 sottop N sitneI
plain solors ~ N figured 1esisns IL
.ap os sntirely If Ins material, oY OF
wo A. shown BY the drawing To copy
Tor the average psrson u requires only
sne 4nc seven eighth Yards ~ thirty
sir nch soods
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26

The utility garments always nave q
place and those thai are sasy r make
anc quickly adusteo Whsr worn are
the most interesting No sSS to an
apron If this rype ano one tha, many
women viii want to copy since ~ may
oe woru as morning rrock aooui the
house FOR the average person cwe and
five-elghth yards OF thirty SIX inch
goods VIII oe needed &c complete the
garment
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
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SUN OR GOLD SOAP.

eleanseo greasa spoiled arc u OUTER
to @acn gallon u we strong enough &C
float al sgg Set the vesss n the sun
and stir thoroughly each 1as lntD IL Is
a gooo soap fhis gives II golden colot
and produces an excellent suaI for wash
inz II maS ne uSec n Washing even
aees ana tine cambrle with perfect
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26

tailored blouse always interests The
business woman sno oarucuariy
smAr1 node' Is shown oy No '6es IL
can oe FINISHED sithel with ons oI snort
slsevea lno With u without me buttons
al the front &c :opy II eoI the average
person Is requires one ano seven eighth
yards d thirty six nco goods