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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26

The farm experts in Washington are 0" '"'
job again, ,... orainst
Thry We flied II bill Of wirk"dn'HN "s''"
the lOwly hen, Lor and
with Irapnests they would trap n'r "''
would take her down prs loo.ut
For the hen that does the ra"N''"s '''
always lay the egg
'ris unfortunate. We fancy, tna' ''' '"'''
should now be made 81. uc lively
When the hens are very busy Wl'o '"'
Faster trade: Il, Il, all
So we'll take it with pinch OF ''' 90
rGg-catrrs should ,.,,u,, ronpuI
For the men who make the rha' -
always make them good'
The skrpt"s grow as llI the ''"'''
raStS abound, ,I,lbl,
II breaks our tender hearts I" see '"'
pr, all arnund. -, and lDs
FIRST ding you know lhry'lI SHy '"'
all good men will apm, Aha caHdy
Tint the Faster rabbit doesn't l1' Wv
eggs, AT all
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
SHORT CUTS

Dcbs' brief outing may prcsagc a change
of residence.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
THE SILENT TREATMENT
How Newspaper Correspondents Ad.
ministered II to a Member Of the
House-The Greeters' Asso.
ciation-The Frozen
North
BY GEORGE NOX MCCAIN

L j. STACKPOLE. publisher of the Har
u. risburg Telegraph has been con
tributing at intervals to his editorial col
umn his "reminiscences of legislators and
Legislatures of the past.
For nearly twenty years of his life Mr.
Stackpolc was legislative correspondent
He has known every governor from John
F. Hartranft TO William G.. Sproul.
In one of his recent articles he directed
attention to an episode now forgotten which
occurred in Harrisburg and which was the
first Of its kind to occur in the country.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26

TT WILL be recalled that during the world
L war when Senator La Toilette was rant
ing around the Senate and frothing on the
lecture platform about the government. he
suddenly dropped from sight
His name failed to appear for about a
year in the newspapers of the country.
1t was just as If he had fallen into the
crCviCe of glacier to be heard of no more.
His un- American expressions led the
newspaper correspondents at, Washington
of all parties TO give him whdt was known
as "thc silent treatment e.
He was completely and utterly ignored
by the newspapers. 1t was equivalent to
exile. His name was omitted from all con
ncction with the news of the day.
BY great many people and a large
number of newspaper men it is supposed to
have been the first instance of its kind in
this country.
That is mistake.
The first instance occurred in Harrisburg
at the legislative session of 1880
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26

TTNlERE was certain member Of the House
i of Representatives from a central Penn
sylvania county who was noted for his Wit
rioliC tongue and vindictyc disposition.
II" was an organization man-one of
those party men who go along" with any
measure, right or wrong, just so it bears
tho stamp of the rcigning boss.
lie had been criticized by some of the
correspondents, and contrary to. all prccc-
dent, forgetting that as a public man his
votes were a legitimate subject for com
ment, he made a violent attack upon the
newspaper men on the floor of the House.
1t should not be lost sight Of, also, that
this gentleman had received favorable com
mcnt. as well as criticism and. was really
under obligation to the newspapers for the
constant publicity he had received during
his long career as a member of the House.
The Legislative Correspondents Associa
tion. which this year will celebrate its
twenty sixth anniversary, had just been
formed.
At an executive session of the organza
ton it was decided. in view of the attack
upon the newspaper correspondents as
body. TO completely ignore the gentleman in
question in all future newspaper dispatches.
Each member of the association was
pledged to secrecy. From that day the gen.
tleman in question disappeared from lcgis-
lative life as completely as Senator La Fol-
lcttc did twenty five years later
In vain did he make impassioncd ad-
dresses ; useless were all MS orllllant VIII
ticsmS. His name or his addresses were
unhcard' of by the people of the state. He
first became angry, then threatening finally
frightened
The correspondents mad" no explanation
to his friends who appealed to them. They
displayed no anger they simply ignored him.
II was crucifXion for n man who had been
in the eyes of the public as he had been
for years.
One day he arose in his place and apollo
gi2ed frankly for his uuGcnerous attack on
the newspapers. He confessed his mistake
he had attacked his friends.
From that day till he closed his lCgis-
lativC career his name held its old place III
the newspaper columns of the state.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
GEORGE d. WORTHINGTON is
" official head of "Thc Grcetcrs' of


the newspaper columns of the state
GEORGE d. WORTIIINGTON is tho
" official head of "Thc Grcetcrs" Of the
United States.
This means that h" is president of the
organization.
Every travelling man knows what a
"Gr"ct"r' is. II" is II national institution.
lie welcomes YOU in Boston. shakes hands
with you in Atlanta and makes YOU com
Portable in your temporary hotel home i'll
Portland, Ore.
lie is what his namc implies He vel
comes you to the hotel wh"r" your wander
ing feet may lead you, if h" is Il member
of the organization.
The mark or emblem Of the tribe is a
tiny replica, of hotel register open in the
middle with the letters G.. A. upon il.
meaning 'Greeters' Association"
There are some hotel clerks. ! regret to
say. mighty few of them though. for whom
that &c. A. stands for "Grourh Associa-
tiOn.
a smile. while their srudi"d hauteur is in
tended to chill the marrow in the bones Of
the guest.
The Grectcrs have a foothod in every
state OF tn" Union. it is an organization of
hotel managers and clerks.
\ cooperative body of the clever men
VIII" come in contact with the travelling
public.
When Mr.. Worthington came to Harris
burg from Texas to manage its big new
hotel he discovered that pennsylvania was
without an organization Uf the Grcetcrs.
Tn" Hotel Clerks ANsoriation of Phia
dclphia had gone into Il sIut" Of permanent
sUmnOlcnCy. He rc0rgHni2Cd it as the
Grrctcrs in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh,
after which he extended it to other parts of
tho state.
What moro natural than that he should
be chosen state president Of tho organi2u
The Keota news., 1921-09-23

hg me. ! am keeping ho1so now and
an able 10 Do all of my work. ! cannot
eay enough foe your medicine. Il he's
doe more for M than any doctor. !
have not papee sno9gh % tsn yoo how
ftisad., Yca ny psint thie lsttse g
care Of A. p. Coe3sy. Edmund, 8. G.
Ability b stand t6e Strain Of work =
the privilege Of ths strong md healthy,
but how our hearts aehe Tor the week
end sickly women struggling With thoie
daily rounds Of heuDe6o1d duties, With
beekaehes. headsehes. ns:veosnses and
almost every movement betnGl . noW
pain. Why will not the nass of lsttess
frosn women all over this country, which
NJ have been Publishing, convince such
women that Lydia 2. Ptnkham'S Veee-
tablo Compound viii help them jusf -
surely - Il did Ara Coeisy7
The Keota news., 1921-09-23
WlnD111N

W1D1IRN
Eight thousand persons. It was es'i'
mated. visited the bier OF Miss Nir'
giuia Rappe. motion picture actress,
for whose alleged murder Roscoe tFst'
ty) Arbuckle II held In the San Fran
cisco city prison.
Out Of custody but not out Of prls-
on for nearly three days. three Of the
five men who took part In the break
from the Utah state prison at Salt
Lake City were found hiding within
the prison wall.
The California alien poll tax law was
declared unconstitutional by the State
Supreme Court In = unanimous deci.
sion which held that the measure was
In violation Of the fourteenth amend
ment to the United States Constitution
and to the treaty between the United
States and Japan.
The old saying that ''woman's place
10 In the home" was given another
figurative slap on the wrist when A.
II. Brill Of Emporia. Ksn.. won the
hlue ribbon at the fair at Topeka for
baking the best angel food cake. Brill
and bis wife both entered cakes and
the husband won.
A $4,000 900 dam. erected seven
miles above San Antonio. would 1T.
ford protection from q repetition Of
tie recent DISASTROUS flood. The prop
osition Of building such . dam will i,c
placed before the Taxpayers within the
next month. city officials stated. II
II believed II will be carried over
wheimingiy.
After eating Q breakfast Of fried
chickea. John W. Carroll of Fair.
chance. Pa. was hanged In the jail
yard at Union. No.. for completely In
the murder Of Benjamin Schobe. who
was slain last Nov. 20. Carroll went
to his death stoicaliy. Charles Jacoy.
convicted for the same crime. was
hanged last month.
The toll Of Q twister which wrecked
the countryside near Sioux Falls. 3. D..
was placed at three dead tonight with
q score Of persons injured. Damages
will total more than 100000 to farms
and crops. Two 0f the dead. Taylor
Woods and George Feneion, were elec.
trocuted when they were blown against
q live wire. The third man was killed
By q collapsing barn.
Jimmy Murphy. American automo
biledriver. who won the Grand Prix
race in Paris last month. will drive In
the Thanksgiving day race on the Bev.
erly Hills track at Los Angeles, It was
announced recently. Bitter climinn.
tion trials for the Thanksgiving day
race, 40 more drivers than are permit
ted in the contest have already applied
for entrance blanks. will be held. Rules
for the American Automobile Associa.
tion permit eighteen ours to start.
WARRINGTON
P0stmasters Of the first, second and
third class hereafter must put In an
eisht.hour day under IN order an.
hounced by Postmaster General Hays.
Postmastera "shall devote . minimum
sf eight hours daily during the bust.
ness part Of the day to duties a. post.
masters" the order reads, ''and shall
give their personal attention to the
business Of their offices and shall not
absent themselves therefrom for Y
longer period than two days without
~ritten authority"
The Keota news., 1921-09-23
FoREI0N

Chief Justice W. n. TAN ceseus~te"
his sixty.fourth birthday by entertain
ing about 100 neiGhhors At MS sum
,ner residence Al Murray bay.
Recruits Of the class Of lVS. have
l,een called to the cOlOrs. All who
have acquired Greek citize"shlp since
1921 and have NOT passed the age OF
forty. were also directed to report for
duty.
Six soldiers Of the American army
of occupation In Germany were killed
when a military lOrry was struck ny
the portmund. Frankfort express. said
, dispatch to Paris from Coblsnz. Cob
.enx 10 headquarters Of the America"
army Of occupation.
Contract for construction Of . great
bridge over the Yellow river on the
Inc Of the l'eking. Hankow railway has
lust been awarded q Belgian concern.
Its bid was &lO.5O0.O00. Four Ameri.
can bids were entered. The bridge 10
to be more than mile and half long.
The Quest. the SINAI! ship an which
Sir Ernest ShackietOn will explore the
unci,nrteti sections Of the South Allan
,ic. the Pacific aud the Antarctic seas.
left the Thames on the start Of her
two.year voyage. Large crowds gath.
cred on the docks tn wish Sir Ernest
and his party a successful voyage.
Marshal Foch has received ana &C.
ccptcd nm invitation from Elbert n.
Gary. chairman of the board Of the
United States Steel corporation. To Ike
II guest at a dinner given by the Iron
and Steel institute In New York City
ut which. Il II understood. there will
i,c a great gathering Of fInancIerS and
in'iuxtrialisia.
Baden authorities announced that
they had asccrtainei the names of the
murslerers al Matthias Erxicrger. They
are HeInrics, T'illcxsen. n student. and
Heinrich Schulz. q merchant. Both
inen were members of the brigade of
General Erihartit. which was promin.
cnt In the Kapp insurrection. Neither
has been arrested.
Occupation by the Spanish fsrccs Of
the RasQuivinns .Zoco.Arl,ns line In
their new Offensive against the ltifflan
triiscsmcn has given them a point of
departure for q fresh forward move.
,ncnt. Tho Aioroccams have destroyed
the raIlroad running from Nndor to
the south of Mciilla tn Bntcl. II lie.
longcd to a French mining company.
Payments made by various oil com.
panleS In compliance with President
obrekon's export tax decrcc of June Z
last were returned hy the government
In accordance With an agreement said
to have been reached with the five
American oil company heads. Such
taxes as were paid were pro,Driionnte.
" small ~ compared with the usual
payments. NJ the larger companies had
postponed paymcnts.
GENERAL
''6unmnn" Joe Manning. Dcs Alolncs,
wanted as suspect In recent grocery
store robbcries In Omaha. was shot
and fatally wounded In a fight with
two city detectives.
The military order of the Cootie Of
the United States Of America. was In.
corporatei In New Jersey In the office
Of Secretary Of state Martin. The Oh
ject Of the order is 10 foster ties Of
comraheship formed during the world
war among men who saw service on
foreign soil.
The committee Of forty Weight an.
nounced It II organizing a new politi.
cnl party to enter the 1O2o rongres.
The Keota news., 1921-09-23
W0MEN WHO
CANNOT WORK
Read Mr.. Cosisy's Lsessr and
Benefit By Her Expssisnco

Edmumd. aC.-sTWaS run down With
ma fouaalo trouble and Ou1.
The Keota news., 1921-09-23

yoeo0 OvWy moot0s
/ WaD not 0h1e % %
any Wogk and 63ed .
lot Of meBeine, but
Got no reHef. ] cav
your medicine advor.
6Dod u . htt3e book
Hhat Was thrown h
my dooe. ana ] bad
not taken tWobotaeo
Of LYDIA 3. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound before ]
cnnld - itWoD ho)p.
The Keota news., 1921-09-23
WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
SWmP-R00T

For many years druesisas have watched
With much interest The remarkable '.eofa
maintained By m. Kilmer's Swamp H'o''
the great kidnsy. liver aud bladder me"f
cine.
Il IL q physician's prescription. :,
Swamp Rook b Q strengthening mea,
cine. Il helps the kidnsys. liver and ',so
der do the work nature intended the,
should do.
S~amp.RosA has seood the test OF Year,
Il ia sold By IN druegists on ms mef"
and Il should help yos. No other k'd"e!
medicine has - MANY frisnds.
BE sure tn ct Swamp Root and star
Treatment at once. .,.
However, II yos Wish hrst to test ;ns
great preparation end ten eents 20 w
Kilmer Z Co.. Binghamton. N. T.. ior
sample bottle. When writing b sure ans
mention this papsf-AdvertisemcnI
The Keota news., 1921-09-23

p It's poor patent medicine that
can't get itself Initiated.
The Keota news., 1921-09-23

When looking for lodgings MAJ
must either inquire within or 50 VII"
out.
The Keota news., 1921-09-23

Early Habits.
Ethcl-Are they engaged?
Cian-Not yet. He xtlll hires q
taxi when they 60 TO show.
The Keota news., 1921-09-23
A aRlRF RECORD OF PASSING
evRNTo IN THIS AND FOR.
GIoN coUNTRlGo.
IN LATE DISPATCHES
polNos AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK THE PRoongss
OF THE Ao9.

twssss xs,p.ss r.,ss ~. ssr'ss.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
A KEEN HOME

Located In the cream OF the
residential section OF Albuquor-
que. on a corner lot. THIS
home Is made OF brick with CO.
mvut finish. has two uroplaccs,
inrge front porch, six large
roums modern In every respect.
with an kinds OF built tn fca.
lures II you are In tho market
for a home supreme see US az
once.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
OUTSTANDING

piAfriNG-Acrordion. Giu~, noH or fancy
plating; al sifss and widths Miss
Crane phone 3ll. Crane Apartments. ais
Nurih seventh.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

liEIt lurE" rooms. modern.
large iOt. close ln. extra we'll
built brick house. large porchcs.
shade, lawn, good sidewalks,
and a MOST DESIHALBi.E
PROPERTY Worth the money
\ look will convince you let
us show you this property to-
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
AN EXTRA GOOD BUY

A good brick building that can
easily be- renodol"d into "A cons
Portable litt,e humo. also good
brick chicken house THIS prop
'rtN ig located on % good corner
Dot, 3bNli2 feet, iu "a very de-
sirablo par 90 town. TINS ~
q real bargain mud viii be sold
In % few days. Don't fuil To- zee
this bargain.
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JUST COMPLETED

Brand new five room stucco
house, modern Ia every respect.
This property N located IN tho
very best part Of town. has an
east exposure and iH very de-
.irahlr property.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
o SALE

". sos. room 2 story, pebble dash dwell
ms, modern. large sleeping purca, good
close IN location THIRD ward.
". 600 room modern Single bungalow
glassrd porch, good hassinsnt. garage aud
other outhuildings, fine shade, y 2nd 81
%. OOO-i.room white siucco bungalow.
hardwood floors. builtiu features. slecir
Ing porch. fireplace" furnace, garage. cor.
mr. lot 10 fine location. Fourth Ward.
a.. OOO-is acres ~ land, G miles from town.
two adobe houses. all Kinds Of uuthuild'
ings, farming implements, small orchard,
electric pumping plant terms.
A. FLEISCHER
Real Estate. Insurance, Loans.
Phone GA. M South Fourth ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
.kETp TO LIZZIE N CHINA.

SliANHIiAl china II you uriug
your car when yuu visit shanghai,
drive on TN, I.If side uf tho rua'i
TlatE ih, new tram, ordinance,
causes fewer accidents, police say.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
IN UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS

Just completed, "A four room
modern house, two large Green
purrh's, built IN features, fun
size lot. and located In the very
best part OF University Heights
This Is "a very comfortable lit
tlr nome and can be bought for
only $500 and balance like
rent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
. nlsNI-ltooms
EoiE %sNII-fyncM rl,rrs

hauled. good condition $50 90 Phone
put ur buN 600. Herald
FOR SAIL, TYPkwRfTERs-Am Kinds,
both Dew and second hand. bought. sold.
rented shd repaired Albuquerque Type
writer Exchange, Phone gO3.J. i22 south
ruurtk -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
NOTICE
NOTICE OF SUIT

40 llr.I.
state ui New Mexico County ~ HsrtHI#Iu.
lu the DHtr.t Cnurt
I'II " Roberts. IIHIuu0
Va
Wilbur Robert. Defendant
IH tho Above Named Defendant.
Won are hereby np'futd mat q shf has
been hlci against yuu .n the aid 'our and
County Hy tho atutr uamsd plaintiff. 100
which o.. .1Ii rluIuf0 pays Tor diNorr.
ON tho .tDunds ~ abandonment aud non
support And yuu ar' further notified that
unless yuu enter or cause 20 bee entered
EuuT HIIyATlrr. IH said cause uu uT before
will be- rendered loo said cause sgn.Hsf you
by default aud tbe relief rraJ.' fur VII bee
granted
The maine ~ nc plaintiffs st'orney B.,
Ernest 4 PulausEN whose pustnfir~ al.
drr.s n Albuquerque Is 81
FIRED q C%RoLLoTT Clerk
By HAIRY + LIE Deputy
IAN % 20 Feb ~
IN no District Govt Siaic M Vow Nsyig7.
County OF Rrrnallllo
George 7 brown rIaiuin
VS..
Ger'rud's Bcdwen Brovn Defendant
NOTICE uF SUIT
70 Grrirude bpdWrll Bruvr
You ar hereby notified that above named
plaintiff has spilled tu above |rutIfI,l
court for Hn absolute divorce from yuI and
mat unless yuur appearance is entered boz
above entitled cause ON Ur before March %
1891 application viii boz made 60 ihr ruifi
Tor rolirt prayed f1r
" Is lsmisuu stern Bldg A1hugurrpug
\ " B., a%itornr, for plaIntin
FRED CRUlLOTT CLERK
~ HiHRi , LEE nsuufF
FEB. ~ "a 20 Mar o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
~MNNIID-Man or Woman
NNrED-Ng rnts

WANTED Experienced waiicTs or wait.
p.sts lihtrty cafe
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IIsGaL NOTICES

" 5 ENGE, u. q. CHiRoPRACfoR
Office 2O2 w. Central Ave. "hone 81
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o IiLNT-Inns,s
CminorntcTOH

FOR RENT Hous, I Toum8 bath s4tas,
newly decorated s17 iu $40 s. Waller
See uwu'r iGlO q Central afternoon
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Produce

IIIIINGOI I'U !" TIII,T HIrN,I-
creamery 'NrrI.. a., standards
~ tg,
i.ErH high'r receipts. iU.4i7 plsss
rirstf. atI35I .'. ordinary nrsis. 80
Htt.
Poultry. alive lower. fowie. soc.
springs. soc.
Pot Itu's. receipts. Gs ears. mar
Ret w"uk tu 10 cents lower. northern
whites, st.ua nilb cwt. BULK. glI5u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12

So n close iu. Fuit age ...... 500
Cor New YORK and t2th, .... 500
90 o. North SlNfh close iu tsnl
Let US show you what We have loo de-
sirsble homc sites TO- Oh pasis ~ tho
city Now is the time 60 buy.
= u kFlFHFR
III West Gold Phone 40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12

Lulk 200 pounds up. $4,000 oo
pigs lt,udt
sheen receipts. 5000, tor week
Iai laWha generally ~ lower.
yearlings. 40 cents lower. W,th,fs.
80 ,'u.. iuW'f. ewes. lu cents uv.r
feeding lambs. e., cents lower.
KANSAS cry. Feb a. Cstu,
receipts l1h f"r week Beet str'ts
10 100 90 cents higher. she stock
steady amen steady 90 30 cent.
lower, bulls col, cents lower. calves
steady tu 'u cents higher. sturk,rs
and feeders strong tn 90 cents high
'ts stock calves aud stock COWS aud
h"if"rs steady.
Hogs. receipts, 500 generally
steady lu strong. practical top. 81 s.,
me load sorted Us, pound hogs.
50 60, bulk ut sales. XN.75uHgu go.
sheep receipts. 500. tor week
sheer. la tu 2, cents lower. lambs
ANA N'IrlInEs. 800 foo 5l cents lower.
DENVER Feb o. -Ctttly ru
.,vipIs NONE beer steers, S6g1u
TO cows aui h,If.r. {ttlutIU 10.
calves. 81 uu1r lu 800. atu,t,r- aud
feeders. $500 Uu.lU
Hogs receipts uuut
sheep receipts mons, IumIs. S. 81.
n a. 600. owes. fHuuHiT.I.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
VERY DESIRABLE
PROPERTY

IOlt SllolMlaN
Five room modern brick house.
located on a good street ana
close 10 the shops. This prop
orty needs very little remod"l-
ing and will make a good home.
The prce In only $4,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
\ SM ALL FRAME HOUSE
NEAR THE SHOPS

This house contains three
large rooms and two pcJch.s
and Is located clos. to the
hops The pric. OF hl- prom
'rtF BE- only s. GOO. with extra
good terms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
MISIIIIANIDIS


FoR BARBER phone I'LL
TAAiDERMfsr = i20 souta Brosdway
Phone gg2.J.
BARBER NONk m homes aud sauituriums
shampoo aud massage Tor ladies Phone
Mctowu, lpS3R
wANTED-CArsiul todab finishing BY mas
ter photographer; twice daily service. Re.
member, satiafaction guaranteed send your
finishing 10 a reliable established firm.
Hanna a Hanna. Master pbotasrnuhru
KODAK FINISHING-ro6.,ontiou W0fi.
nhnshIpt prompt s'rNtt standard prices
return postage paid ON mail orders Kodak
department sunset Studio. formerly liar
mum J.. 49, t,anna. -l9A West Central
Ave.
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