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The Press., 1921-05-26
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Joseph Perlot of Meriden was weekend visitor in town.
 Woods land will furnish music at the Memorial day exercises in Union.
 George Lord of Prospect street has accepted position as manager or the Never poultry farm in West Wiling ton.
 Mrs. E. l.. Burr and Miss Layiila Burr of New Haven are visiting Mrs Burr's brother. J. M. Leach, for ten days.
 s. Martinella has taken his son Ernest into partnership in the shoe repairing and retail business. The concern is to be known as s. Martin elh & Son.
 Skowron Brothers. who recently purchased the bowling alleys in the Paramount building from k. D. Tufts, have sold their interest in the busi- ness to Philip Chalk of this borough.
 During the past week supplies in the shape of steel girders, Teams and brick have arrived on the site of the new school building. Window casing and lumber are also piled in the vic1n- ity.
 Samuel Katzowitz and Samuel Kus- lansky have purchased fuilding lots near the high school building from Marcus Fisk. One is at the corner of High and Prospect streets and the others are on Rowland avenue. Al though no definite plans have been made it is prot able that the purchas- CTS will erect dwelling houses on the land.
 The Iody of Ellery A. Chism, who died in the service in France, arrived at his late home, Petersham. Mass. last Wednesday. The funeral services will take place at Pctersham next MT. Chism was the first man killed in E. Co. 1O4th Infantry in France. He was formerly of this town and was born on Stafford Street, July 1900, the son of David E. Chism-
 On Monday evening in the rooms of the Business Mems club the Stafford Gun club was formed and elected it's officers for it's first year. Angus Park was chosen president. Max Cox vice president, and George Stevens secre- tary and treasurer and Burt Cox field captain. The shooters are practicing every fair Thursday afternoon on the lots bordering the Hollow, road. The highest score of the season was made by Claude C.. Pinney, breaking 23 pigeons out of 25.
 The funeral services of Mrs. Henry flanagan, who died at her home on West Main street last week Wednes- day morning, were held Friday morn ing in St. Edwards church, Rev. F. J. O'Neill officiating and burial was in St. Edwards cemetery Mrs. flanagan has been i'll for the last 5 years. The last two being confined to her bed. Besides her husband she is survived by a daughter. Mrs. Edward LeClaire and a son, Walter. flanagan, all of this place. She also leaves three brothers, Walter Guyette of this place, Fred Guyette of West Haven, and Ephriam Guyette of Chicopee Falls, Mass, and two sisters, Mrs. Amos Jette of Mon son, Mass, and Mrs. Felix Billadeau of Chicopee Falls, Mass.
The Press., 1921-05-26

ton and vicinity and from other dis tant points and wonder if there will be parking ground on the Green for so many cars. Veteran c. F, Reed, marshall of the day, has the matter of the placing of the flags, the process sion and the decoration of the graves in charge, we are told, and with his assistants the arrangements will be perfected and carried out successfully as usual
The Press., 1921-05-26
One to the Sex.

A lady, having left her umbrella in a car, applied for 1t at the office. "Oh, you ladies. you ladies'" said the off, cial in charge. as he brought about thirty umbrellas for her inspection, "you are so terribly forgetfull" The lady smiled as she kindly pointed out to him that, with the exception of three, they were all gentIemen's um- brellasi
The Press., 1921-05-26
Special Fountain Pen Offers


  nicely priced from $2 50 to $1OO each
The Press., 1921-05-26
MEMORIAL DAY.

On Sunday morning the Memorial sermon will be delivered at the Epis- copal church by Rev N W. Heermans. The c. A. R. Veterans, American Le- zion, Sons of Veterans and Woman.s Relief Corps will attend in body.
 The Memorial day services will be held on Monday The usual program will be followed All who will con- tribute the use of their automobiles for Memorial day morning are asked to send their names to the committee, composed of c. F. Chandler and F. w. Howard. Contributions of food for the lunch should be sent to the hall before II a. m. Monday. The pro- gram for Monday is as follows: The G. A. R. Veterans, delegation from American Legion, and Sons of Vet erans will meet at the hall in the library building at TAO a. m.; start for St. Edwards cemetery at 8; Ex- ercises at West Stafford cemetery at g; Staffordville 10.30; return to hall for lunch. At 2 D. m. the c. A. R. Veterans, American Legion and Sons of Veterans will start for the Stafford Springs cemetery. Prayer, will be offered by Rev. l.. Rees and the ad- dress of the day will be given by Rev. c. H. Puffer. The music will be fur nished by the Phoenix Liberty band.
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HOME NEWS
LOCAL NOTICES.

LUNAAA NOAA~A'1s A~kfsr under this head IF cents hne- We wish to thank all friends and neight ors for their acts of kindness shown us during the illness and at the death of our mother and wife, Mrs Henry flanagan
 HENRY JAMAICAN,
 MRS. EDWARD LeCLAIRE,
 WALTER JAMAICAN. Engraved Visiting Cards at Tne Press office. Script Plate ana oo cards, $1.75.
The Press., 1921-05-26
Look to Your Luggage Needs Now
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT

NNENAUAHINNI Dh@t- ftFN IIVALINI Offers for 59c yard very good value in Kuotted Silk Fringe, inches wide, in colors of sand, grey, navy, brown and black, regularly priced 9sc Your choice at only 59c yard. s
The Press., 1921-05-26
SOMERS.

Mrs. J: s. Curtis has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rudolph Dostal in Ludlow.
 Miss Eveline l.. Smith spent the weekend in Bristol as the guest of Miss Carrie Noble.
The Press., 1921-05-26
ASHFORD

The cement foundation for John Hnath's barn was put in by Pochini & Canciani of Stafford Springs. The item of last week was erroneous.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-12
ORLEANS COTTON
TAKES BIG DROP
Prices Fall - 20 70 Poists Urssr
Close % Yesterday.

NEW ORLEANS. june III quida :
tion ~ The long interest special OF
FERNS of July which wus accompanied
Is talk ~ large tenders Or thar month.
AMI selling that reflected the Irregular
Weakness or the stock market. ram-
hined 90 deprnss tho price - cotton
today Early transactions were made
fn "A hesitation market 60 enc tina
focr 20 SIX points down and az another
three to five points 100. bat finally the
plunge down WIS taken and prices zen
- levels % to i6 points under me
close - yesterday. tn the late trad
ing the tone was surprisingly steady.
IA view ~ the aOftneas 90 the middllns
raGt ~ the session and last prices
we've az net losses ~ but 90 5 points
during tire later part ~ the day gusv
TRADED a. high AZ ii.as. a. low a. IL So
and closed a. 1886.
Whatever stcadiucss the market had
90 Tire early trading was due Go tae
continued rains in the western aud
ccnfla. portions 90 the belt although
these rains aroused no buying ~ can-
sequence.
Ihrt were accompanied IS further
complaints of the presence 90 boil wets
vie in great numbers. In the late
tfadirg tho steadineHs appeared a. ~
de to realizing ga early short aeusfs
Week ~ trade reviews were cone
sidere1 unfavornhlr. on the whole ana
appeared ~ make the market au fhe
more responsive % stock market
events.
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SUBSTITUTE FOR
ETHER is FOUND
~ Tss sssoslssss Prsssl

gaLUM hTs. o.. June a--sTha Unit
20 States government. through ths o.
fee - The aurEeon general 90 the War
department has presented % the Ma
flonal Auaesthnsia Research society.
whose headquarters are Oh this ciiF. su
opportunity for shat members consi4-
- Il probably me nrpatcst services that
haH come @ b since 80 orEaniaatian.
Tie var department. because - the
comment made about the use ~ q mia
Tore ~ ether. ethyl chloride ara ehias
Fofurm IL field operations in the A. r.
~ ard because fhia department -
makinn researches ln anaemthralR rne-
tanning q such operations. has aMl~d
the National Research Nncisiy % tAka
~ tie suhfeci and suhmii the data %
the sarKesn Nensral
TIE var departmrn beliefes a sen.
eral anaesthefic Can o. dsrsicpef
whleh Ell produce complete aaaesihs-
sla within 3 few seconds and sfit
have ~ the advantages q ether. on TIE
basis - fhs recent field experiences
and the severe comment aruase1 ~
the uee - the ahrve mentioned mia.
ture. the Roterument % aakinN fhe
re.seareh noristr ere following five
questions
- there "a need 10 az anaesihstie -
quseker action and murtiasiinN sMais
ltfew than fhe miKture employed Ia -
"A E n operations" Tu shat extwmt
mas nitroun.oNi9n oKBENn anae#thNsAa
81 an modification there 20 uHnd Is
ne 4. y p in FrnnrnT ~ nv nitruns.
aklde orFKen mefhai reasonably safe.
pfarsieabie. rapid ara nroHomiraif =
theee Is ramhlnatinn that Wnuia tetfeF
meet the need ~ surh So auaesthstlc.
q TIE need exists sheuif me suENes-
ffan - exferlmented uiih further and
i - wIlh shat agency
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE

NEW YORK June ii.--l'rinne mef-
eantIa paper. etsaA PER cent ~
change weak. sferiing 90 dav bills ana
commercial 80 day bilis on banks. aeaf
commercial ca day bills. 8.esh DE-
nana. aT1%. cables aTsH Frnncai
demand Tea. cables. 7.e4 Bsleian
francs demand. Teo cables. Ta1
cnilasra. demand. a1Rns cables. $3.50.
IRE. demand ags. cables Gei. MARKS
a.snaua sa. cables. ia. Greece o.
nana 400. sweden. demand. a2.its
Norway. demand 1850, Argentine. de~
rnnra 20 00. Brasil. demand 1a4G.
Montreal ioM per cent discount
Government bonds easy railroad
bonds easy
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STOCKS LOWEST
FOR THE YEAR


NEW YORK. June 1.-THE nuan-
eiai markets were iu commotipn this
week
selling FOR both ACCOUNTS ana from
many quarters forced more thar ice
90 lowest prices ~ fhe year
Among sfeeia. equipmenta. oils. ship
pings. ana copperu. minimum quota
tons FOR two O. three years and more
we're established Rails alone showed
some steadlness - relatively moderate
liquidation Dehation attended BY
confusing movements in the leading
commodity markets. resulted prifnar-
rs frum forced credits dividend ennis
alans 81 reductions and adverse ln-
aunfrlat conditions
The feWent nnnfed orders for more
thar two years were disclosed Of fha
Mny tonnage report ~ the rnitea
states steel Corporation piF lrnn
production feii a. the lowest rate j.
more fhan f8 years and price euttinR
IL the basic Industries became mare
general
A diaqulsilng deveiormsnt Or which
convincing explanation was lacking
sas fhe slump In foreign sxrhanEe. ~
.iiafntereatsd circles the theory that
this orlrlnated mainly frosn Germany
Indemnity payments was acrepfed
with reserve.
Assurance 81 bankers that fee y
any naw loans 90 Europe would -
made the rest q this Year dirccted re-
nmVed attention to railroads financial
requirements The opinion was sw-
pressed that in mo neat Few months.
many funtor roads wnuid ~ puf -
thesr sepcrnHt test Ia the last decade.
prrrnusfhie relaxation ~ money rates
ueaa shown hmt Conservative banking
interests believed Interest AMI aiFropnt
yates would held at present quotations.
nendlun drastic liquidation ~ grain
ard cotton loans az western and R0uih-
err eeutars.
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VALUES CRUMBLED
in STOCK MARKET


sEW YORK. June Ii--vaiues cram-
hied On todays stock market under
pressure ~ liquidation. combined wftu
the more confident activities ~ pro-
feaHionai traders. More new iow rec
ords wero established.
re same shares on which bcara
have conferred their attention Cor the
last three weeks oiia Mteeia. equip
meutH and food npecialtie9--awmin fea~
tured the bulk 40 the brief sessions
affefinEa.
Especial weaknras was shown ~
MexfcFn and Pan-American petro-
leums General Asphalt. STANDARD OF
uf Sew Jersey Crucibio. American
and nalduln locomotives. International
Harvester. Pressed steel Car. 0sn@rai
Electric. American sugar Intsrna-
tloh Paper aud suuatra Tobacco.
Meters and their accessuriea ship
pings miscellaneous stocks ard some
rails participated in The further rever-
sal Finai quotations among standard
issues we're irrcEuiariy above lowest
levels. but heaViness prevailed ni ne
close.
Weekly reviews ~ mercantile az
thorltlaa mentioned slow collections
and many ronfictinE conditions n
general business Further Hinmhimw or
prices vas announced ~ motor maa~
ufaeturers and large oii producers.
All ciasaes y bonds. Including lao
erty issues and foreign war fiotations.
were irregular o. heavy. Total sales.
par value. fe.zso.o0o.
The clearing house report showed q
decrease in actual loans and discounts
e slightly more than SCI so.ooo. an In
crease ~ almost tas 900. 900 % reserves
at the federal bank and again % about
80 eo0. 600 ln cash. Increasing excess
reserves 20 sbou. tigsoo 900. fhe years
greatest total
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COTTON MARKET
WAS IRREGULAR
changed Prlese 20 an Advance
81 Tive Points.

VIEW YORK. June 1.-THE cotton
market showed more irreEulariiF tben
any well defua5 trend during toaags
trading a1G business was atfrihuted
chiefly Go toe evening up "a accounts
far ever .ho weekend. The price Il
3c nbgr flaut1atsa between t2os ana
t8.fs. closing az f318. with the Ern-
eFat market ctoptug very steady. net
d " points tuw 20 fivs points htwher
The market opened steady af un-
changed prices o. an advance ~ twu
- nts ana actfvc months sold up a
paint o. two y ght after fhe ran on re-
parts from London that British coal
u.1iers would rrchahiy vote neat week
- tsfurn 90 wUk q Monday. June Sc.
here Was ncthlnE more than scatter
Il covering however. and prices eeHs
turned easier under local and so1fh.
cFn selling wht,h VAS promoted ~
favorable wtn:her in the south aad
reports q an Lnrottied tone in TIE
stock market. July va relatively
easy. selling or tc i2a2 or ~ points
net taver. while December soid A.
IBs8 or - points below last night =
closing figures making new ion
ground Tor the movement On the more
&EAF#& NNA&AaN.fNAM AAatNA NfHAA aAAaNE#N# HaEH
osfefl~Ra seemed 10 he pretty w#f&
t.ksn a, these prices however AMI
while there vas me- change On tha news
the market rallied on r. furry IS cove
erinN a. the close This may have
been partly due 90 expectations that
improving labor conditions viii - re-
Elected IN the action ~ the Liverpool
market next week. 40 settlement ~
the Lancashire wage dispute resulted
from ycsterdnys conference but q vas
reported that negotiations ere 60 Be
resumed on Tuesday while the ballot
Of coai miners on latest proposals for
a settlement On 90 begin Wednesday
and be completed BY Friday Some
traders are beginning 20 talk Too much
rain in western belt sections. partie-
niarly IN connection with the spread
~ boil weevil ON the whole. how
ever The showers or rains of the past
few days have bren considered hene-
ficiul and the outlook for unsettled
weather was thought likely 20 mean
showers IN relatively dry eastern belts
sections.
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AMERICANS INVADE
NORTHERN SIBERIA

JUNEAU. Alaska. June s.-Polnts
mere than to9 miles 40 the Eiifna
river - Northern Siberia which naa
not besa visited - traders for four
years. were reached laat SUMMER ~
party - American tradarM. headed
~ Captain =. X 0udmundacr. master
- he trader schooner Polar Bear. ae~
eoFalaR e. mord received here
TIE Bear left NnFnn. AimKka. Hmna
r.. 18aa. Km8ied around the Rlberan
euaaf sd East Care into thm Arctic
and arrived at the mouth az thW Kai-
Una August a. The ncnronsr wmM
warkea 40 The river lgo mtir= And an-
ehaFea. while ths traders took a Nnlan
beat asa mllea farther 40.
we were sfiu foo miles fron ~
had - fhe river" captain uuemuna-
aon aid 81 wriunrsof hls trip g. 4
Juneaa fffsna. I'VE found trading very
seed - 10 beat had visited that VI
elnffr ~ four years and ne soen dis-
posed - ear wares and ioaded 40 Win
Kouds - fne country.
lest winter me polar Bear aud 90
company waa frnEen in af ths msQath
- TIE koiyma. haVinE failed 90 en-
attempt b reach Meme before fhe 80
cane
Ter cargo 81 furs and ivory wmi -
taken - Nume thia Hfwing and shippwd
- seattle
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CHICAGO oRAiN nARKgrs

CHICAGO. june lf.--Tradc repefts
- blaek nast in wheat nsidn o. pors
flana - Nebraska ana fowa farned
Eraln trs4efs buiiieh and made an am
aeiflea market a. re Chicago hnara
- trade faaaY. Compared with ges-
teraaYss close July wheat WaA ~ r.
- and sept 8 Ia cents Corn
nettea gains of from . Ia 90 : 20
esnfa. nata a-s te . cent and prU-
visions were virtually unchanged e
from axa cents lower 10 2 IA higher.
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OPPORTUNITIES

A LIVE CONCERN. opening branch III
Pensacola 20 take care af West Flor.
ldR and Southeast Alabama VII sell hail
Interest for a2G0 gN no stock 70 carry
ard expense to Operate small address
business chance, care Journal
w. atari Won ln the Canaymnkgng BUS
Enaea nt home on small room any
where Everything Furnished Experiences
unnecessary. hlen w oul#ns Earn $50 70
philadelphia Pa.
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AEM YORK. June tl~Cuttonmee8
81 mam afKhtip lower under scattered
locai aeillnN with closing hias 3 70 r.
peants ~ fof the DAG Crude markein
however. euntlmueG arm. sales ace
harre1s prime crude s.so0aEt. pFisae
summer yellow spot i.fQ asiy 7 ~.
Nepfefnter T.sf. December "a AT ia
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MASS MEETING MEN
AT FIRST BAPTIST

= mass meaffnE ~ men comIsoslua
fha uaefsss efship ~ the VsrinuN Mea.a
hahle classes ~ thN riir win ~ hea
81 shs FAnat Baptist rhunrh tnia after
neun IS orinrk Az men are Ia
xatea TIE uestlnn "a a. - &c tm~.
rsarfant Interest a. men
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POTATO QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. June ii.-rotafoeas Oh
arn. Northern white sacked ana bulk
zee 70 500 cat. new weaker Louis
lana white g. 0oaf2is cwt. Aiahama
spauldlng Rose. o. soaf2so cwt Viz
elnla. as per barrel. North Caroiln4.
e. 9oass15 per barrel
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PERSONAL

I WILL gladly tell anyone suffering with
after two years terrible suffering ft
matters not what form yea have. shat
yea have tiled or how long standing
send name and address today. Address
Box MAI. Little Rock Ark
WANT fsIb-4Sales Tor { 9Ha rifle
guaranteed tires Guaranteed salary
efe0 % weekly. with extra eoF#as3 ssEons
CoWAN TtRE & RUBBER e0 Box
7kt. Chicago. III
q q q SPEEDY CURE for aaTehead on
chickens AID ground itch on children.
SD go bottle keua Allen. Dagtou8. TIA
EpII.EpTICs-W Would you cars e. lsarn
about nsw RATIONAL TREATMENT
for IMMEDIATE RELIEF - EPILEPSY
positively HtoppiuE seizures from FRS
days use Information FREE special
ist". Drawer X see, Lander, WgeminE.
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AGENTS

AGENTS 49, LARGE MANUFACTURES
wants agents 90 sell hosiery. under
wear dresses skirts waists shoes. cloth
luE etc Write FOR free samples. Madison
Nils 500 Broadway. NoW York
PORTRAIT AGENTS our nev pan
means blnEer profits and mos peniance
Tor sou. Work finished im - hnara
Illustrated book free Abbott Co. Hunt
AGENTS Make $500 weekly selling
guaranteed hosiery We guarantee
$40 90 weekly fun time Ibc an hour
i'crfectwear Hosiery. DARBY. Pa
MAKE $500 o. u $500 % pr month dis
tribuNng sErrdoiinr, easy permanent
work exclusive territory. automobile free.
write fnr particular speedgiine Co.
Dept tGf Dallas. Texas
a o r. = Ts-LAHGE MAStFACTunER
wants uErnfH O. sell hosiery. under
wear dresses skirts waists. shoes. cloth
ms. etc. Write for free samples Madison
Mils 200 broadway, NeW York
AGENTS WANTED 90 sell ictIeaa Ice
boxes. requires no See. rrtalls Tor sic
nI ERest money maker On tire country
southern IrauinE Co. arartanaulR 8 g.
AGENTS SCH ZANOI concentrated sefi
drinks Nationally advertised Wei
knowu from coast o. coast -Four million
bottles Hold durinG The summer Quality
guaranteed Absolutely pure. htaNsr -
IA money maker. Write for special props
0eftlon Addrena AMERICAN pR0nGCe1#
COMPANY. 8ag8 American Eidws Ginein~
natl. q
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EDUCATIONAL
cnACHING SCHOOL

MISS suTER AND MISS WALTON
Will COACH IN MAIZENA,
HISTORY AND FRENCH JUNE s..
PENSACOLA HIGH SCHOOL. TERMS
ON APPLICATION.
MISS Mayfue Freeman elH open summer
school ~ Eliza Jane Wilson aehool Nay
go Phone 1923.
DANCING HCHOOTs-riaaaoa. Private
lessons Also shi'Arem's classes IN aea-
thetlc dancing. a08 W. Gregory. Phone
aT9 II
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IF Vor have had any unsaflafaefurs
dealings with stock brokers ar In sfue
pure haHna communicate with uH tmwas
afateiy Everything confidential Ma
q Co. 20 Wan 81. New York CITY.
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1RANSFER-Storage

BopRAs TPANsFEP co.
PRONE fif5 cFFtcE AND WARE
KINDS o. AhuLfNo. YOUR pusf.
rEse SOLICITED.
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WANTED

WANTED Every BODY 70 know we have
moved Renrces klecfric shoe SHIP
motto Hest Work Tor the Least Money
Phone eTi.
NvAMTEIl-Csoud location for small gro
Gerry and lunch stand MuuM consider
small clean stock and fixtures Must BE
reasonable. Address y. -. e., care Jour-
nal
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
One Cent q Word in Advance
One Rate To AL


Count the cords II vonr a0waw~
fiaenannt and multlnIy ~ aha nan
Der q times goa desire Il nraataa
remit Accordingly.
IN cuyrnslug sor6a lacEsaae @ro
Let For sale Mausea.. etc, ~
WeA go addresses.
HATEa
No advertisement taksa for iesa
than e cent?.
SLACK FACE CAPS. LIKE TITS.
Two CENTS Pa WORD.
P4FaWAphaa matter. line aaesan.
waite gpaea classified aisplaY. &c -
una. see Per inca liz lines F-saks "a
kuCh.s
Ans pegHoa whose nnns aupeara a.
the telephone directory may have
class fed ads charged.
Gakcal eF1aEa should De aaxen ia
MrttAnNs newer ever tha phon@.
ADVERTISERS should asve ghesr ttaEns
&c pCmtoTies address as waIl - sheH
rhun@ numbers. because many rad.
ers have NJ telephones.
II the advertiser &c desires. replies
can be seat ia care g Ths Journal
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-Pocketbook containing f1e e6. IN
Bayshore car a. or nsar paffereon
station. Return 90 sos West Romano
and receive reward
reward 20 soc q Moreno s. Phone AZ.
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WANTEO--NEN ron VARIOUS g0Bs
Nkw inoN AND BoLT WopAs. ora
$685. s $500 NO sAssDS9 S Nrs Se ess.
pGNTERs WoaN one CEMkNT
e e4N or sgI sT15sissols ,s xove
eoop WAoEs AND sHARH ~ TEsg
pRoElTs o. THE auslNEss also,
sASags sNo oET AN isTGREsr ~
TIA eOsiNgss. Az. RAlL sHoG q
soLr CO. 80 sRENT hLoo.
WANTED-Two good men or
women % canvass on straight
salary. Must be good takers.
Address 1913, care Journal.
wANTED-By New Orleans coffee TIM
fOfrluN concern, travelling salesman
calling On the coffee roasting. large re-
tai and groeeg} lobbing hoases = ssli
n real money making side ire Tor .
live wire im replying please state fnM
territory wanted. BoA IL. Pensacola
LOOK MEN steady positions guar
nnteed hy c0minW here. Guarantee 10
weeks. wages while learninE Ne oen
chain ~ barter Hhopa. average scholar
completes in nve weeks, positions posi-
fornstio5, jscksonviiis barber College.
Jacksonville, Fia.
FfREafEN. Brakemen. BaEgaKemon.
iif0-t2eo, Coiored Portera. hy railroads
everywhere. Experience unneceHsaf -
ss1 Ry Bureau. Eas' "a Louis IA
wANTED-Good non union printer far
steady job. Patterson Prtg Co. No
bile Ala.
FIREMEN. trakemcn. beginners $50.
later $3.50 monthly. Write Railway. care
Journal
BE A DETEcrTvE-~xceu oppeFtun-
ity. good pay, travel Write G. t.
Ludwig, s02 MeEtuFeF hldE.s kansas
Atss $40
NAN on WOMAN WANTED-saiary tss
fWil time, Tbc an hour spare time. MeH
ing guaranteed hosiery 70 wearer FIX
perience unnecessary. fnterua tlunaf
Mills. Norristown. Pa
CT .ERKs (Aisn. womsnl over a.. Tor
postal NAH service N18 month. -
lars % examinations write J. Leonard
lfsrmer civil Service Examinerl, 81
EQuitnhie bidK. Washington. p. G.
wANTED--A woman desiring q Kood
home and a good JOB. G. A Canadaf.
32i Brent building
wANTEp-Cook. Phone as7s
ORR s-Iearn millinery Thorouah
course guaranteed Hoard ard tulfinu
SIS CO., Rect ln south MrH Jordan mill
linery school. go Highland Ave. A.
lanfa. Ca,