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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
Sent Pauline Sweet
Words and Non Asks
for Money From Her

Mas Frederick included In the
draft OF her answer. which was
made public teiegnAms and notes
shc alleged Joseph sent her from
New York. Los Angeles and other
cities.
One OF them read:
'Tauiine. thou loved end lovely
queen Of all the land that might
have bcen at thy gracious. ra-
dlant smile iIlsrmines every weary
mile"
"wrctchcd because no wfre this
morning"
A third said:
Talked with Mack today. WIN
be ready TO proceed when you ar
rive. Surprised he wearicd you
and your response"
At the time that message wrs
alleged 10 have been sent Miss
Frederick was divorcing willard
Mack. her actor husband.
Good morning. wonder girl. am
praying that quest OF the new free
dom begins tomorrow"
ibid you note tho Otheiio touch
creeping into legal verbiagc In
tho last wire7" another message
queried.
Forgive II. am smiling now but
saw red for a minute. Won't you
say something In your next wire7
This gold fish privacy OF commu
nication In mnddepinr Aiways
George"
Joseph Ia said TO be aged about
so and married.
Miss Frederick declared she at
tached little significance TO the
messages at the time but professcd
astonishment when she received
an alleged demand for payment
for these services"
None Of the messages were an
swcrcd by Miss Frederick. she said
except when business made 1t
necessary"
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Waiter to Blame
for Prohibition2

A waiter tapping the shoulder Of
John u. Cough and telling Cough.
who was suffering the torturcs OF
the drunkard. that he would be his
friend. gave the world the greatest
temperance orator who ever lived.
DIR. u. v. Bush. psychologist, told
his audience nj the Arena Friday
night. tn his free lecture on "IAfe's
Greatest Bet"
"fAfe's greatest bet IL the human
soul" said DIR. Bush lie cited nu.
merous incidents OF men who had
become great because some one had
confidence In them and helped
them "A word. a smile at the
right time, perhaps financial lift.
may save a DISCOURAGED man from
q life OF misery" tho lecturer said.
Or. Bush win deliver a free leo.
ture Saturday night on The scicn.
tific Effect Of Peace. Poise and
Laughter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
Thieves Get All
but Overalls

Burglars who believe In efficien.
cy entered the home OF Paul Pap.
pas, a house boat Mt the foot OF r..
Marginal way. Friday night and
ransacked the place. Pappas told
police. They departed with every
article of clothing that Parpas
owned. and some he didn't.
The total loss in clothing was
over $500. consisting OF suits. over
coats and shirts. Only suit Of
overalls was overlooked.
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Arrest Bank Teller
for ALLEGED Theft

DENVER. sept al II. Connor.
~. former senior paying teller OF tho
International Trust company. was
under arrest today charged with the
alleged theft OF $3.50. Edwin v.
Morse. former teller nj tho same
bank. absoonded few weeks ago
with $4,000 oe the banks funds.
Morse and Common were close friends.
police said.
Common h said 10 be . member cf
"a prominent Fort Smith. Ark. family.
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Bank Bandit Slips
Thru Sheriff. Hand

Jimmie Ryan. one OF tho four ban.
dits who held up ana robbed two Sc.
attic bank messengers July ~. was
at large again Saturday. aitho for q
short time hat Thursday he was in
tho custody Of Sheriff Ell Jones at
sacramento. Cal
Jones arrested Ryan on disorder.
~ charge. but did not recognise him
ar the Seattle bandit until after Ryan
had posted 1000 hail and departed.
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LOS ANGELES. Sept a.
Charges that Attorney George Ed
ward Joseph. OF New York city.
sent her endearing notes and tele.
grams and followed them up with
an tsemired hill for them. were
made by Pauline Frederick. stage
and motion picture star. here today.
She made the charges in answer
to Joseph's suit against her for
sac. 600 for services rendered which
shc said abe would file imnas-
diatsiy.
The drfs Of the snswer includes
fling OF . counter claim for $4,000
by Miss Frederick against Joseph.
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Los ANGELES. Sept. Sit took
IN automobile accident. resulting In
b. fractured skull and internal injur-
bes. 20 bring about a reconciliation
between Mrs. w. II. Mooney, film
esctress known as Jean Riley, and
her husband.
She was suing for divorce. charg-
Ing extreme cruelty and nonsupport
when
She and friend husband were out
driving. and. as usual. quarreifng. In
a dispute over n ring which he had
promised her. she grasped his hand
10 remove the ring--and awakened
I'm a hospital. A telephone pole had
stopped the automobile. and, inch
dentaily, the spat.
In the hospital mutual forgiveness
was In order.
Now they're both glad the accident
occurred.
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Secretaries to
Give State Help

Unqualified support Of the state
Chamber OF Commerce was pledged
by the secretaries OF the local cham
bers OF commerce turnout Washing.
ton. who were assembled In conven-
ton September and 2 In Bremerton.
Tho wacos. as they are called. plan
another meeting soon, TO plan extern
sion work In Western Washington.
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gongs ringing and the little squat
gold images beaming down upon
them.
The bride. who has been attending
tho Buddhist temple for two years.
says the Oriental ceremony In more
impressive. more binding. and mort
apt TO result In a lasting union than
the few words spoken before a min.
istcr. After beating their heads TO
the floor before the gold joss they
returned 10 the husbands studio
where "ench IL 70 bc his own boss"
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept s--Maris
Parmelee and Carlos Nucse. promin-
ent artists OF this city. Will depend
upon Buddah's blessing for their fu.
ture happiness.
They didn't like thu legal ceremony
--''but complied because Il In neces.
sary." So. after getting the license
and appearing before mn ordained
minister. they hurried to the Budd.
hist temple where they took their
vows with the incense burning. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03

John r. Hartman. attorney. with
offices In the Burke building has re-
ceiyed an announcement OF me opens
ing OF the law firm Of Wilson q Col
by, Washington. ID. c. The am
nounccmcnt declares the formation,
Of partnership between the former
president and his secretary OF stsus.
Mr.. Hartman Is a personal. friendvof
both Wilson and Colby.
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IS FoR sAI.n-RrAL ESTATE
DAVID y, EASTMAN

sisa CASH. balance sss monthly
aud interest broom cottage.
with bath, furniture goes with
house. lot b0xi20. IN garden and
fruit: fenced: telephone. city
water. 4 blocks from 1T, isawton
car A good buy for some
$1,000
Attractive home and income
proposition. Two cottages and
i00xiso feet OF ground. These
cottages ars we'll built. and
must DO sold 20 close an estate.
The lots arc fenced, and In hish
state Of cultivation. city light.
water and telephones tas0 worth
OF street improvements paid IN
full THIS place win provide a
home and immediate Income of
about tis monthiy. 4 bsrssin
for some family; about blocks
1880 cash. balance tso monthly.
Ss.ioo--
$1,000 cash. balance to suit ..
rcom cottage. modern except
heat. Improved street paid. A
few steps from the ear. on eist
W. lot euxiooi modern now
chicken houses capable of caring
for several hundred chickens.
lot In fruit. and we'll cared for.
THIS PLACE WORTH $1,000.
Sold Cheap
DAVID p, EASTMAN
iost Third Ave.
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ruREn SMALL HOMES

THREE SMALL HOMES
For saia at bargain prices and on
easy terms.
1880
Modern t-room bungalow, on eorncf
lot. $3.50 cash and $50 per month.
including interest.
1900
t-room. semi-modern bungalow. ti5o
cash and tao per month. including
Interest.
$3.50
3-room semi-modsrn bungalow city
water and light. close 20 ear: 800
cash and sso per month. Including
interest
TO ARRIVE THERE.
Take fauntlcroy car. No. !. 90 First
ave. To w. Juneau IT. Statesmen
At office on tho ieN.hand side.
next 10 grocery stose. all day
sunday.
H. q TURNER
REAL. ESTATE COMPANY
sss Hogs hids. Ann<x.
Phone Main 3ts1.
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Thoee Persons who
Employ the Goat
In Pleasantly
And Anecdote
Attempt but seldom.
50 ! feel,
To give the Goat
An Honest Deal.
The Funny Papers
Love 10 dwell
Upon the
Influential Smell
which hcvers In
The Ncighborhood
OF Goats, however
Kind and good
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These Jokcrs newer
Fall 10 write
or the inclusive
Appetite.
And those who ,wieId
The Comic Penn
In Illustration.
Now and then,
Depict him always
On the 60,
Ills Hind Iegs Nigh,
His Forehead low.
HIs Purpose bcinA.
To attack
Some Victim squars,ly
In the Back.
by #
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But oh, Ny Child,
I'm confident
Some Of the Effort
Is Mis-spcnt
which seeks 10 show
That Goats belong
First, last. and always
In Sho Wrong!
Oh why. I ask you.
DO you find
A large Percentage
OF Mankind
Glow comes some Slang
] have to Quotel
Engaged In GETTING
Someone's Scat!
ANCES BOARDMAN
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yA1erRD-sEvERAL Ex-sERvIcE
neat - onea 70 Rrspafs sof r Az
ns st.s sassk, s. Ms;niyH i.soc pay pay
- month ALSO extra travel al
I6UxNce. Very fine promotion fcr-
ruAnenf- Dandy hours. INTEREST
ipE work. Preference honorably
6I6chArKed ex-service men. write
! American Service bureau. s1s
| 0tory Bldg. Los Angeles
7EH AGE II 70 IS. EXPERIENCE
nnnecessary- Travel. make secret
S1SSnsss. American Foreign De-
fS1five Agency. sse. ST. Louis.
xE0 AND FURNITURE MOVING.
3Srsd s days free. 1907 Eighth
Il 80. corner Stewart kihotk
Sx7FED - BOYS FOR PAPER
! f4otes In all parts % the city.
&1ns good routes open for hixn
! ~ col boys in the downtown dis
j 1f{cts Apply Circulation Depart
INT Seattle star. -
WANTED TO LEARN. DRfv-
4 {nk ana repairing automobiles At
~ factory. Call No. w. Spokane
49, Marginal way. -
~ 4 DETEcTIvE-GREAT DE
5000. Travel Particularly free
VIE Dept 7s4. american Dctes-
[5|5F wAaeh and jewslry repair for
'Sfeh. throw Il away. sol linton.
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1921 Record of
Pedestrians Hin.
by Automobiles

GOO While crossing the, street
Okk at Eighth ave. and West
lake ave. Saturday morning. Mrs r..
Ludwig. II. 22is Eighth ave.. was
knocked down and severely brulNd
when struck by an auto. o. r. Hon.
$500 Seventh ave. N. W.. driver Of
the car. told police that he Applied
his brakes and sounded his he ri In
an effort 10 avoid striking her.s She
was taken TO city hospital in aa,rri-
vate machine. Her injuries arevr,ot
serious.
S02 An unidentified boy. dge
OAO about years. was stru X
Friday afternoon at Leary ave. nj "a
n. <sth st. by 8. o. Yocum. col lad K
son st.. who reported 20 police TIM q
the boy broke away from his nothS r
and darted in front OF his car. TIE
boy was knocked down but apps =
emily unhurt He was taken homss.
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BALLARD

7S-A BALLARD
t-RooM NIFTY BUNGALOW
$4,000, $500 cash. f25 per MONTH
Two bedrooms. closets. bath on
center hall. living room with fire.
place and pretty windows; extra
b syss hte hs e ~l,s psn any full
dry trays: fine large lot with
alley; bearing fruit trees. shrubs.
lawn and flowers: very attractive:
street grade, cement wslks. sewer
and water in and paid at price;
gas In house. near car and paved
street; nice neighborhood. no. 90
Office closed Sunday and Labor Day.
Call Tuesday or later.
KEAN BROS.
bos Ballard Ave. Sunset ota7.
Take ballard car to a2nd Ave. N. w.
GROOM COTTAGE 7
1880. $3.50 cash. $40 per MONTH
Good, clean condition.. new paint
outside, new paint and paper in
side. bedrooms: living room,
dining room: cabinet kitchen with
new linoleum: bathroom with new
p plumbing q, porehe,: a partly sS,
level lot. .56xi00. with large
paved: has sewer. sidewalk and
water. and all paid for at the
price. Do you want any more for
Office s " closed ali day Sunday ~ ana md
Labor Day. Call Tuesday or later.
KEAN BROS.
s405 Ballard Ave. Sunset Opt.
Take Ballard car to 22nd Ave. N. w.
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AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL FOR YOU
Ina Hemphili Bros. Auto and Gas
Tractor Schools of United states
and Canada are now opening "a
Z SETTLE one OF the most compIese
1ng Schools on tho Coast THIS
~ school makes the 18th branch
0nW In operation By the Hempnili
4amily OF father and seven sens.
{oo are cordially invited 10 visit
1hW new Seattle school
xUApHILL BROS AUTO AND
TRACTOR SCHOOLS
(. . ala First Ave- 8.
- hiocks south or Totem Pole
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AcREAGE

GROOM I0usr. WITH ADDITION
al sleeping roa1,s on second floor:
blocks from car. only Is minutes
from Pioneer square. one fare. ga
large tract Of best garden land.
all cleared. Have an income on
the side. Just the place To make
n~s start and s.se cl,s ,w.. ss,sJ,'
I Total Price $500 500 aswn' ss'S
parisn car. 81 oeeiden,si ana Yes
Ter. 10 Ninth ave y. w. and w.
Eimwrovs 81 office open every
day and sunday. 10 q. M. to 4 .. ni.
A g. lAnTEf4
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Lost AND FOUND
TO LET-UNFURNIsEfKD
HOUSES
FURNISHED HOUSES

Y-KOOM MODERN. WITH GA
r.. Kenwood 1882.
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(<TEb = MUSICIANS - VIOLIN.
3(a want pianist. 'ceiiist. sieliniss
"a other PLAYERS who are Soou
I &aders, Tor orchestra. for praeucs
4 nd pleasure. Address y. Q. bos
1e3l. City. .-.----.-,s......-
0T0PLAYs--5.0 0o IDEAS NEED
M Working alri paid tio.eoo Tor
- 49, she thought worthless -
-. ri ssf. $. M Louis,
M{XUI.E ELDERLY WOMAN TO
cxfS for three small girls from :
O'clock until 9 y. m Call Main
Fam wcIsficid cant repair your
latch. throw II away. s0t lnion.
we TIME PIANO PLAYING
1nueht sos Pine ct.
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- FARM LANDS
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE
A snap. ~ acres. ON the Olympic
highway. $40 per acre down. the
rect on your own terms a. 81.
". ~ Lynn, oulicsn~. Wash.
LOGANHEHfliEa kAhPbERHfEA
aud strawberries. poultry. A going
place OF 10 acres. vashon- Must
be cold. Write today. y. o. Box
III. vashcn. wash,
II FARMS WANTkD
WANT TO HEAR FROM OWNER
having farm for sale. Give par
Sicnlafs and lowest price. John y.
wAxTED--To HEAR FROM OWN
or Of farm or good land for sale.
possession this winter. 1. Jonea
Gox ss5. Olnry. III
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


HAVE you a good used automobile? Do
you want to sell it? II so we are the
ones you want to see We want to buy
good used cars that are not junk, and we
will give the best price in Kansas City.
Drive out and see for yourself a used car
market where there is action. Frankly, we
buy cars, not steal them. United Motor
Sales Co., BIB Gillian road, Kansas City,
No. Open Sunday and evenings.
WE PAY the highest price for cast or
clothing, shoes, hats and oyercoats Drop
Is card or call Gordon Brothers, Loan
Offica, 400 Kansas ave. Phone 1919.
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
inserting Want Ads in The Topeka State
Journal 10 1 cent a word each insertion d:
minimum 10 cents; by the week cents
word: minimum 50 cents.
OUT OF TOWN Advertisements must be
accompanied with cash or check in tull
payment of the same. Note the foregoing
Instructions about counting the WORDS anc
the rate per word for The Topeka State
Journal
CLOSING HOUR: Want ADS 70 pc
classified properly must be in The State
journal office before 12:20 o'clock. Want
Ads received after u 80 till 10 p. ID. viii
be inserted under the head: Too Late to
Classify"
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wANTEP-FEMALE HELP

RESPFCTABIE WOMAN who would HFe
TO spend few weeks on ranch to assist in
general housework. No cookingS good room
and board; well paid. Address Porter
Ranch" Silver Lake. Kansas.
WANTED-Lunch counter and dining
room girls. $40 mo-, board, room and
free transportation women cooks; private
family help; restaurant and hotel help
Furman's Employment Office, log West Sth
WANTED-Three neat sales women, be-
tween is and %, for advertising PROPOSE
tion. No experience necessary. Apply 1916
Monroe st.
WANTED-Lady stenographer for two
months who can take dictation readily.
Advise whether employed and amount of
salary desired. Address 765, care journal.
GIRL OR WOMAN wanted for family of
two. Call 1884 J.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

statesmen WANTED-Distributor in
each county wanted for 'BRIACEA," the
wonderful, fast-selling tonic. Represent
us in yOnr spare time. No experience nee
essary. Write for large 16 ounce bottle.
Let your friends try It. Then mail us their
orders Large regular profits easy. Ad-
dress Briacea Sales Co. ,619 American Bank
Bldg. Kansas City, No
A FEW neat appearing, hard working men
to demonstrate our high grade household
necessities. Experience unnecessary. Guar
anteed salary. See Mr.. Starn, $50 Monroe
St. to Z p. m.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

MEN WANTED FOR POSTAL MAIL
E, S III y, Saa Nominations soon salaEy
for free particulars about positions and
examinations. Columbia School of Civil
Service, rs Pope Bldg, Washington, ID. c.
WANTED-White man and wife hotel
cooks, $125 month, board and room; fry
cooks to ship; End cooks; head cooks +;
teamsters, 40c hr; married couple dairy
work; married farm couples; threshing
hands; farm hands. Furman's Labor
Agency, LOG West Sth.
BOYS WANTED-To top onion sets. Catch
truck ut Gordon and Kansas ave. at
a. ~ Chas. Rude Phone $780,
WANTBD-Pipe filters; must have exper-
fence with ammonia fitting. Chas. Wolff
Pkg. Co.
WANTED-BOys to top onion sets-meet
truck at Gordon and Kansas ave. Z u. m.
Monday. Chas. Rude. Phone $3.50
HELP for hay field, $1,000 per month.
2T:}2 XII.
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WANTEp-sTrUAT1oNs

WANTED-Situation as plumbers helper
by man with three years experience. Can
give references. Address 1927 Lincoln.
Black 1884
WANTED-Nursing confinement cases and
light house work; home nights. Address
AN, care Journal.
YOUNG LADY wishes situation as ste
nographer. Phone Blue 21S9.
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CITATION.

= \
Under and in pursuance Of an order ana
due and regular process in the above en-
I pi saze the eid foiow n ariees Of mus
tard to-wit: Seven and one-half (Ttsh
cases of so-called prepared Mustard upon
symms Grocery company, a corporation.
of Topeka, Kansas, which said mustard
vas shipped BY the n BaylMe ,l Eood Products
about the oath day of July, 1920. and con.
signed to the Symms Grocery Company, Of
aapsed By ths bean tRs ssd
was and is misbranded within the meaning
Of the Food and Drug, Act approved June
August 23rd, 1921, and said mustard is now
in my possession; and hereby give notice
generally TO the sgmms Grocery Company,
ticular, and all other persons having or
pretending TO have any right, title or IN
@ake an @e ti In SAID 0 s city y
Topeka, in the First Division Of the Dis
trict of Kansas. on or before twenty days
from and after the date Of this notice, Is
the same be court day, or else on. tie
next day thereafter, then and there to ma
. known their claims and allegations in sam
Dated this 11th day Of July, A. D. 1s243
at Topeka, Kansas. VI
United States Marshall
By JOHN w. WOOD, Deputy. "a
First published in The Topeka staf5
Journal, Wednesday, July 9, 1911 =
State Of Kansas, Shawnee County, IS.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Alice e.
Griffin, late of Shawnee County, Kansas.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given that on the 30tM
day of June, A. ID. 1921, the~undersigne3
vas by the Probate Court of Shawnea
County, Kansas, duly appointed Adminia9
traitor with the will annexed Of the estate
of Alice NJ. Griffin, late of Shawnee Couht@f
deceased. All parties 1Rterested in safa
estate Will take notice and govern then8A
seles accordingly.
JAMES GILLETT, Administrator, c. {
(Eirst published in The Topeka StalS
Journal, Wednesday, June 20, 1921 X
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
In the Probate Court OF Shawnee County
Kansas.
In the matter OF Loretta Hammer Moor,
a person adjudged to be Insane.
State of Kansas, Shawnee County, SIS. Y
Creditors and all other persons interests
are hereby notified that the undersigu4N
was, on the 26th day Of June. A. d. 19zSs
duly appointed guardian OF the person ana
estate of Loretta Hammer Moore, who wa,
on the sth day Of June 1921, in the Pro-
bate Court OF Franklin County Kansas. a.
judged to be Insane; that have qualtfie1
as such guardian and am now managing
the estate and affairs OF the said Loretfa
LLOYD G. MOORE,
Guardian.
Dated at Topeka, Kansas, this 2eth day -
June. A d. 1921.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.
For SALE

Factory or storage location, con-
sisting of az lots with 2-story brick
and stone, composition roof, buildings
located on railroad switches, only 2
blocks from Kansas avenue. Price
$4,000; easy terms.
STEPHENSON & WEBB, Agents.
Tel. 654. GIL Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE-Clean, up to date, well located
grocery store on West Side doing a good
cash and carry trade Stock and fixtures
will invoice about $1,000 Owner wants
to leave city. II you want a business Of
your own or for man and wife. address
Owner, care Journal.
LARGE manufacturer wants men to open
branch office and manage statesmen, $500
10 $500 necessary. exclusive rights,
patented articles, money making possibili-
ties unlimited. VIII pay expenses to Dallas
II you qualify. Address Box 1911, Dallas,
Texas.
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MOUNTAIN RESORTS.


FOR RENT-Three-room log cabin, nicely
furnished. fireplace, spring water, spring
grounds, cave, one-half mile from store
and postoffice VIII also furnish one
tent Price S100-Juiv 10 to Sept 10. Five
miles from Manitou in Ute Pass, on ocean
to ocean highway. Away from the flood
district. Near Pixies Peak auto highway.
Satisfaction Or your money back. Z. Z.
MAC LEHMAN, Cascade. Colo:
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FOR sALE-PoULrRY


BABY CHICKS. one week old, Rocks, Reds
and Wyandottes, 125zc- Mrs Tudor, 1877
Van Buren, 1872 J.
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UNDERTAKNo.
4 W. BoMGARDNER. Phone 11s.
NOTICE

WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife, Margaret Bart
lett, from this date. VIII N. Bartlett, 401
Madison.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ee---7~~----------~--->7--- :. =
son pas ST.. f Psirc6iidSs ada. co. 81, 900
3. NJ. BedweH to G. L. Davis, NV. u oo6
of NV. Il 4-12-16. ...-......;.--.;o.--.a- 2'eOo
E. NJ. Hanna to c. Jones, lots 1873, 80.
College ave. Elmhurst add. 1928
r. c. ROwse to A Defines, lot "a, Mon
roe St, Cranes add. .............:.. l
EXr's-G. G. Stiles eX'r to L. Shapiro,
lots 1 TO At, Kansas ave, lots to As,
Ohio ave, lots "a, Virginia ave, all
in Highland Park. ...,.............. sos
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-13
MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS

FOR SALE-Piano. first class condition
reasonable. Tel. Black 1862 after 3 90.