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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-07-28

Hair Nets sc; 2 for 16c. Colors,
black, dark brown, brown, light
Sarsaparilla Tonic $1.25; 2 for
SIPS. This valuable tonic contains
Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Burdock,
Yellow Dock, Gentian, Cascara, Gin
per, Sassafras Roots. Used espec-
tally in run down blood and to tone
up digestive system.
Rexall Nux and Iron Tonic $1.OO
2 for $1.01. Valuable in run down
condition, such as failing strength,
overwork nervous exhaustion, also
nervous indigestion. It's worth the
money.
Rexall Itch Ointment soc; for
Sic.
Rexall Eczema Lotion 75c; 2 for
76c. Reliable treatment of all skin
eruption in pleasant liquid form.
Hat Dye 25c; 2 for 26c. Guaran-
teed not to fade.
Hallum Liver Pills SOC; for 31c.
Hallum Liver Syrup soc; Q for sic.
American Steel Wool 15c; 2 for
Ice.
Hair Brushes, solid back and genu-
Inc bristle, $1.00; 2 for $1.01.
Hair brushes 75c; for 76c.
Hair brushes $1.25; 2 for $126.
Tooth brushes 35c; 2 for 36c.
Tooth brushes soc; 2 for sic.
Colored Vanity Cases 4Oc; for
41c.
Shaving Brushes 85c; 2 for SEC.
Best grade of bristle, set in rubber
ana guaranteed not to shed.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-07-28
Stationery! Stationery!

This is The cap stone Stationery prices It repre-
sents saving of hundred per cent In this sale
there are hundred boxes Of stationery and hun
dred pounds OF pound paper of the finest of fine grade
Lord Baltimore Box Paner
Tints Blue Buff Gray White zoe: 2 for Tic
Vacation Linen Box Paper 60c; for Gle
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-07-28

Rexall Iron Cascara Tonic s1.20.
2 for $1.21.
Jaynes Blood Nerve Tonic $1.2o;
2 for $1.21.
Rexall Kidney Tonic $1.20; 2 for
$l2l; (Used in all cases of female
Rexall Peptinized Cod Liver Oil
$1.00; 2 for $1.O1.
Rexall Kidney Pills soc; 2 for 51c.
Rexall Milk Of Magnesia 75c: 2
for 76c
Rexall Milk of Magnesia 35c; 2
for 36c
Rexall White Liniment Csc; for
26c.
Rexall Nerve Syrup $1.Oo; 2 for
$1.O1.
Genuine Indion Tonic $1.oO; 2 for
ziron Iron Tonic $1.oo; 2 for
Mineral Oil $1.oo; 2 for s1.o1
Rexall Little Liver Pills Csc: 2 for
26c.
Rexall Headache Tablets Csc: 2
for 2Gc.
RexalI Worm Candy SOC; 2 for
SILVER WARE.
Teaspoons 35c; 2 for 36c.
Tablespoons CSC; for SEC.
Forks Csc; 2 for CSC.
Knives soc; 2 for sic.
This Silver is guaranteed rs wears
or your moIEey back. This is not
only backed by us but by the Oneida
Silver Co.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-07-28

ruoerose Cards in tints 75c: for 76c.
Lyric Linen Box Paper 35c; for &c.,
English Vellum Parchment 90c: for Ole.
Willards Pound Paper in tints IKE. for 76c
Aipine Flax Pound Paper in tints eoc; for Gle
Tnhe.ann T,y,e Linen n Pound Paper Csc; 2 for 66c
an;n anGeroSe Sc round Paper in tints 65c; for &C.,
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DOLLAR DAY FEATURE.

Willow Liquid Cucumber Cream
35c; 2 for 36c.
Willow Liquid Cream of Roses
35c; for 36c.
Willow Shaving Lotion soc; 2 for
Rexall Liquid Green Soap soc;
for sic. CONTAINS saponified Co.
Rexall Glycerine Soap 25c; 2 for
MEDICINE DEPARTMENT.
Rexall Blood Pills 60c; 2 for 61c.
RECALL Aromatic Cascara 25c; 2
Rexail Zinc stearate csc; for
26c.
Rsxall (Hinkle) Pills a5c; 2 for
Rexsll al sena Fig Liver Syrup eoc;
Rexall Arnica salve, old sores
25c; for 26c.
Rexall Aspirin, tin box, 15c; 2 for
Rexall Aspirin Tablets, large size,
Rexall Corn Ease Painless Remov-
er, soc; 2 for 31c.
Jaynes Antiseptic Powder SOC: 2
for Sic.
Rexall Analgesic Balm 35c; for
36c. Large tube.
Rexall Nux and Iron Tablets
$1.00; 2 for $1.01.
Rexall Eye Wash, for inflamma-
ton of eyes, soc; 2 for 31c.
Hallum Preserving Powder 15c: 2
for Ice.
Rexall Rubbing Oil 3Oc; for 31c
Rexall Rubbing Oil 60c; 2 for Gle.
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This is not complete list of the
many valuable articles in the sale.
Come and see for yourself.
Bucklins New Life Pills Csc; 2 for
26c; soc; 2 for Sic.
PERFUME PREPARATIONS.
Violet Toilet Water $1.00; 2 for
$1.01.
Rexall Toilet Water 75c; for 7ec.
Boquet Ramee Face Powder $1.00;
Boquet Rance ralcum Powder
Klenzo Mouth Wash 25c; for
Arbuts Complexion Cream 6oc;
Rexall Shaving Cream soc; 2 for
31c.
Rexall Soap 15c; 2 for Ice.
Violet Dulce Talcum 25c; 2 for
Violet Dulce Face Powder soc;
Rexall Talcum Powder 25c; 2 for
Rexall Massage Cream Csc; 2 for
Rexall Rouge 40c; 2 for 41c.
Rexall Face Cream soc: 9 for 31c.
R1exall Cold Cream soc; for SIC.
Rexall Cream Almonds 35c; 2 for
Armours Glycerine Soap 10c; 2
for lie.
Rexall Tooth Paste 25c; for 26c.
Rikers Tooth Paste soc; Q for SIC.
Willow Liquid Green Soap doc; 2
for 41c.
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THE DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS
MONEY TO THE CUSTOMER

Wizards Society Linen Cards soc; Q for sic
Little Folks Stationery 35c; for sec.
m. =, Enchantment Linen Box Paper.
m dlnts Blue Green Buff White 60c; for 61c
society Linen Box Paper in tints soc; Q for 81 o
Fpanch Mourning Linen 75c: for 76c.
french Mourning Linen 60c; 2 for 61c
r'lt Tutberose in tints, box paper, 75c; for 76c.
Iuberose PARCHMENT Box Paper 75c; for 76c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
PACKERS CUT
MEMS WAGES
10000 Employees Are Az
fected by Order
By J. 1. OsuLLIvAN

CHICAGO, March s.---Wagcs OF
100000 employees Of packing com
panies were cut approximately In
per cent today.
The basic eighthour day which
was placed In effect during the war
was abolished
The decision affects about 30. ooe
employees In Chicago ana the re-
unainder are In the other II prfn-
cipal market centers Of the coun-
try.
Notice OF the reduction was posted
Mt all packing plants today. The
men had not been informed Of the
move previously and there was con
siderable anxiety among the PACK
ers M 10 what the reaction would
be.
Union leaders IN the packing in
dustry are now meeting in Omaha.
10 decide on their course Of action
There was considerable apprehep-
sion among the employers that IL
might result in n strike.
Outside OF Chicago. the cities
where large numbers OF workers
will be affected include Omaha, 81
Louis. Kansas City, Indianapolis.
St Paul St. Joseph. Sioux City and
Fort Worth.
The minimum wage guarantee for
employees win be kept al 30 hours
per week. the announcement saif.
Time and a half overtime win b.
paid only for work done after 10
hours In any one day. or after 80
hours In any week. with the e1-
ception Of double time on Sundays
and the six leading holidays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
POOR HUSBAND
WASN'T HERS

Naomi johnson, alias Curjey. Is.
who. as prosecuting witness. had
Jack CurIcy sent TO the county stock
ade for six months December Is last.
for abandonment and nonsupport.
was Charged with perjury In the first
degree by, the prosecutor Thursday.
because Of her admission Saturday
that curlcy is not her husband
Since curicy has been In the stock
ads. the woman has received $50 a
day for his keep. She was arrested
Saturday when found begging. and
upon being taken TO the Jail admitted
she was not Mrs. Curiey.
Whether or not Curfey YIN be re-
leased the prosecutor could not say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
Can't Keep Canary
Without Town O. K

LONDON. March g. Cateshesd
Corporation has adopted stringent
rules and regulations 20 govern the
occupants OF the municipal dwellings
erecting under a housing .schrme.
No tenant viii be allowed TO keep
even a canary without the permis.
sson of the town board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
Girl of Is Years
Declared Bankrupt

LONDON. March 8. Miss Ella
westiake. only IS. who has been in
business as a milliner. appeared in
the bankruptcy court She owes
over $500. Failing prices caused
her failure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
RAINIER VALLEY nAroArN

We offer a dandy five-room house.
modern. except heat with gas.
electric lights and telephone. on q
corner lot. ioox1oe, with hearing
fruit trees. Hhrubbery. berriee.
chicken house and garage. This "
be arranged. tslD
PRESIDE REALTY CO.
sft New York Block. Elliott ssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
Capital Episcopal
Rectors Not Blue

| WARRINGTON. March ss--whaf.
ever other ministers may think Of Il
Episcopal rectors Of Washington are
aEainst the Sunday blue laws. They
have adopted resolutions warning
cicricais OF their denomination from
participating In the movement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
Letter in 10 Years
Goes All Over World

BOSTON. March s.--A letter sent
from City Mills. Mass. IS years ago.
reached its destination. Dedham.
Mass. . few days nwo. In transit II
saw most Of the worlds capitals. In
GLIDING London. pctrograd. Berlin.
Paris, Vienna and Madrid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

A large established concern 10 In
need OF one woods foreman and
four mill men who can invest
$1,000 each. with their ssrsices;
viii pay wsgoe from 80 20 -
per day: and your profits on
your Investment VIII earn you
abeos ios per month. viii
Will cut $4,000 feet per day.
with n net profit % 1880 per
day, made on . test run for the
bank. Your money will be used
for icKring equipment. which
VIII cut The Logging cost from
2sT 20 SEES. and as further
tnducrmeut you viii each re-
ceive zoe per thousand for all
logs cut until you have your in
vsstncnt back: but you viii
ssiil retain your interest In III.
mill and your job. This 10 .
real opportunity for the right
men. and We need five men. Use
POTTER az
si7 seahosrd Building
Fourth and Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
FARM LANDS

LAND SALE
valley owner needs money.
The earliest dlatrict In the North
west. under government irrigation
project. Sunnyside extension: land
lies perfect for irrigation; free
from rock or gravel; deep soil; on
main line y, r.: close TO depot.
terms.
GEO. q. HUNTER
Elliott 250s. 204 Central Bldg.
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ron SALE OR TRADE

New bungalow. rooms: neat and
attractive; ON corner 10Y soslsV,
close to ear and school: 80 minutes
from the center OF the city own
or leaving city. viii cell or trade
consider vacant lot or auto as part
payment Saie price $1,000. easy
terma. Elliott t0a1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
British Hangmen
Are Given Raise

LONDON. March s.--Pubiic hang.
mems fees. like everything else. have
gone Up. The prewar fee WAS Sa5
and expenses. but recently hangmcn
have received $50 and expenses.
There In m fixed fee for hansIuen-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

THE BODY OF CAROLINE r.
SHELLEY. wife Of A. c. Sheiley.
will be shipped to Omaha. Neb.. for
burial. following funeral services at
the Mayfield undertaking parlors
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Shelley died
last Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

r~ftVVh tttrtnAf'N
garage, big lot, fine chicken
house, half basement excavated;
all street improvements PAID AZ
once sss ' snly 500 " cash. ssianss 81
per monthn. Includes the Interest.
KEAS nRos
Ballard Ave. at zsnd ballard III
NORTH END PICKUP
=, soo--Extra wcl-euiit Tycoon
alley: fine place for garden, chick
ems. etc Located near tho new
paved highway. 1900 cash VIII
Eisc Possession. Phone North sss
Tor d iis'hs x s pieS,rfiso Z co.
1900 North 18th. Corner iiurke Ave.
1900 DOWN WILL HANDLE FRUIT
and berry ranch. II acreas mile 10
Granite Failn high school. etc.
.-mii~ TO mill. clover meadow IS
S-roon house iargp barn. chicken
and rabbit house. Trade eonsld-
w x robson co, sss Marion 81.
| FOR MALE on EXCHANGE Foh
small city homc--t acre. cleared
and fenced; good s-ro9m house,
house. ideal Tor berries or chick
en- raising. Splendid view Of lake.
fsslfi,. G Tireisrs' WASH as'"''' M
ron SALE - BROOM COTTAGE;
lot sexieo 90 fs.foot alley; paved
street. ali paid; garden npadsi.
close X car line: blocks from
school ao1 s7th ave. Price 1850.
owner viii be there from March
90 ~ -.
SPECIAL
6-room bungalow. modern except
queen Snas: only ss'sec: easy
Main ss7,. ass Burke nlds
cuLvER-QUEEN ANNE
Come to us for the best buys IN
Queen Anne hi, property s
~ Hos,cn 81. Queen Anno ~.
ss.sso = MoDERS BUNGALOW.
furnished: Y -acre: interchangeable
view Sound and mountains. Ccun-
~ club road. tsso e.sn. ssos
FOR SALE on RENT--s-RooM
house and nine lots. on highssy a.
fess' f rs. adjoining sf m pr"p.r;y S1'' :
IS WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
INV BUNGALOW
With large lot. for garden snd
poultry. 4 rooms. bath and porchea.
49, -"
nnee SIS monthly. Mr.. Aunroe.
phone Main taos
JUST CoNrLETED--s-Ho oM MOD
ern cottage. it-arre good garden.
outhouaes. etc. Easy terms.
~ G. PETEnA ZIG Third Ave.
~ wA>IEU-RtAi. ESTATE
WANT HESfD nee LOT, IN
proved Capitol MN. Broadway or
University. Elliott 7s5.
70 FOR ExCHANCE-IkEAL
ESTATE
WILL TRADE
Ny client has t-roofn house and
lot. 6oxte0. ia Ballard. only short
walk to the buaineer part n town.
The pfic. ~ this house IL $500.
VIII trade equity. $3.50. for land on
sNhcr eide Of the mountains. Geo.
w H. White. sof New York block
Main 1903.
HAVE a CLIENT WITH CLEARED
acre on city pipe. worth $1,000. and
will pay $500 cash and balance
5000 or more month. prefer
Fremont district Geo. w. VI
White. col New York Block. Main
92es.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

~ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LUNCH COUNTER LOCATED ~
ono OF our best markets. THIS
Cheap rent pa no cor csnpetitien' '
J. a. ufHNEH
$40 kesbcard i3idH.
FINE dENEitAL MERCHANDISE
business, on terms. Good gecurt-
ties taken. oNell. Elliott zt5.
. PERSONAL
BATH IND MASSAGE PARfOH
LADY attendant daily and Sunday.
Uprtsirs sit FIRST ave. Main 6ifa,
ANNA MARKS = Hydrotherapy,
scientific MASSAGE. s07 Mutual
Life Bldg. First and Yesier.
NuksE-Mrs- A. Wiiieiksen. ballard
iat7.
100 IiEAL ESTATE TOANs
MONEY ron WARRINGTON FARM
and acreage loans. Eothe Farm
MTG. Co. Inc. 1899 ard ave. seattle.
100 LEGAL NOTICES
CITY rREAsURER.s NOTICE
were dspo.i,sd as security by ths
citixeps Bank OF Ceoraetown.
with the City OF Seattle. will be
sold by me on March is. 1871. ut
the hour OF 10 O'Clock IN tho foF~-
noon. at my office In the County
cry Building. In the CITY OF b.
Bond. Nos. 81 to 70. inclusive. Of
Local Improvement District No.
1o7e. Of the City OF Seattle. Of face
value $500 each, with interest eou-
pons attached thereto.
Bonds Nos. ~ 70 90. inclusive. OF
Local improvement District No.
5000. Of the city Of Seattle. Of the
face value Of (2oo each. together
With interest coupons attached
|rhx city Treasurer reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids.
First publication Of this notice Feb
ruary 10. 1921.
ED l. TERRY.
CITY rreasurer Of the City Of Seattle.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
This In TO certify that A. l.. Cameron
has made an application 10 estsb.
lish = woodworking plant at esol
Maynard ave. lot 4. block II. Me.
IAughlin's Water Pront Addition
Anyone desiring TO protest ruch
At the office Of the building De
partmsnt Room sos county-cft,
Bldg prior TO Saturday. March 10
iS7 CARD OF THANKS
CARD or THANKS
To those Who ansistetf-us during opi
recent bereavement. we wish e
extend our sincere thanks.
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CARD or THANKS
To those who assisted-us during our
recent bereavement. we wish 10
extend our sincere thanks.
Mts. r. W. LrTTLEFIE1.p
AND DAuGHTERg
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MRS. ELIZABETH B. CONNER.

rs. wife of William Conner. died
Monday at her home. els Il. s5th st
Funeral services will be held at / 80
D. m. wednesday. from the Rafferty,
pariors, with burial in washelli.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

COLORADO. INVESTMENT co.
i6 ROOMS. RENT AND WATER. fs5:
all on one floor: two-bit meters.
CLEARS SIS 10 500: $500 CASH
WILL HANDLE.
BIG SNAP IN OUT OF-TOwN
vULCANIZISG AND TIRE
Repair shop. Good town on Sound
no competition. II you have $500.
and know how. see Mr., Carpenter.
30i Green Bldg, Fourth and Pike.
COLORADO INVESTMENT co.
800 Green Bldg, Fourth and Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

LAKE fRoNTAdE
tnohstructed view OF lake and
mountsinsi beautiful bearing orch
ard, different kinds. some small
friitt. good Groom house. barn
and chicken house. garage. good
well water. tt.00O 50, n. IN ground.
Don't delay It's n snap: $500;
sofno termA
North OF town. acres. q cleared.
very good soil. small orchard.
nome small fruit; t-room house,
wood shed. barn. garage and
chicken house; good well water; !
60 aud 40 chickens. $1,000: 1900
cash
Ten acres north Of town; acres
ready for pillow. very good soil. u
mile off paved highway, ON good
Eraveled road; $1,000; tsrma
ffh cores. very good soil. lying
y practically level. land Ia worth
twice what owner asks. For quick
sale VIII let No for 1890. y cash
acre, south Of town. all cleared. In
cultivation. very best % soil, T.
room modern house, electric lights.
hot aud Geld water, family orchard.
Price ~, 200. half cash, THIS 10
close to in,erutban and bus line.
AAHfN 4 SEXTON
isto First Ave. Eliiott sM7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

900 ACRES Of fine isnd. close IN.
suh-divid~d into acre and half
acre tracts. with streets and city
water 10 each tract
See our cornpi~te DENOMINATION
ACRE. with chickens. berries.
fruits and garden. showing you
what You CAN DO ON an acre OF
good land.
A few tracts improved with small
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

sRAcfT DELTA LANDS

EKAcfT DELTA LANDS
$50 Fer Aero on Terms
II you want . future home on the
richest lands In tho state, no
r,umpA no stones. no brvsh 70
clear, Is acres up; close to
pased roads. schools churches and
,,own-eome 70 our ,oifiee and get
exeursions and see what we are
offering you.
Government statistics showing soil,
content and what - being raised
, on ssa'o'nnln as 'an s a. your you, s nan
while We have land for you.
SPARKS a DYE. iaso Second Ava
Ground Floor Location.
Phone Elliott Bois,
10 ACRES. suSNYDALE
A BARGAIN
Real alder loan soil. located this
side OF Sunnydsie. On good road:
walking distance 20 bus and inter-
urban transportation; close TO
school: highly Improved district;
only ? miles from Pioneer square.
The cheapest and best land In en-
tire district Price ts.7so: 1850
4. VAN ARsDALE a CO.
1913 Third Ave,
y ACRES FOR $500
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND
EVERETT
$50 CASH. $40 MONTHLY
This IL very good soil, very level;
good water. close 20 school. stores
ana nrlghbors. ideal berry, clover.
potato and poultry land. very
handy y station: car every hour
the bcs, buy 20 be had.
PUGET SOUND FARMS CO.
COS Third Ave.
8 ACRES RICH BOTTOM LAND
IMPROVED
In tho heart Of the white river VAL
Icy. south Of Auburn. tho ideal
berry District: eli cleared: not .
stump or q rock. fenced and eross-
fenced. 5-room house. ~ bearing
iruit trees all vsrtetins; COW and
Kitchen range: close to school.
store and intsrurban depot frios
y. VAN ARsDALE a co.
1913 Third Ava
SEVERAL ACRES Or LAND CON-
tanning one sofe or more. owned
by Seattle bank on foreclosure.
priced at what they have involved.
tsse rer acre. on easy terms. i.o-
Gated 30 minutes by auto bus from
Frederick A Nelson's store. or an
miles north Of city limits Store.
school and church a, your door.
City water now in.
H. 8 HENpRICkSOS
ana New York Block
WHY PAY RENT
When you can buy this dandy five
room bungalow. with fine level lot.
close To phinney car and In fret
class netghborhoodf This ia q
well built house. all street inn
provemcnts In except payingl and
reld 10 fun, The price IL At least
1900 below value. t9,sbn. on IL rms.
CLIFFORD LAND co.
GIT Third Ave Elliott 1891.
fCOn fCnN
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~ GT-UNFURNIsTIED
HOUSES
FURNISHED HOUSES


% ~! MODERN HOUSE; KTTcH-
ss.wss' adults only $50. West
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c &C e G c c c c c c c c c {
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
SALARY $3.50 TO $500 MONTH
LII AND BETTER

VIII be paid n q few men who
s sey' v. a9. old ss., 81 sonasrn
L. in need Of these men. The
men acceptable must invest
ei.a.o. The concern has asscss
OF 1850 20 I 20 protect your In
vestmcnt and what's more.
you'li be given q guarantee
that In ease you quit or are
discharged every penny you
invest will BE- returned. Come
and be prepared 20 find . real
opportunity. II will afford me
the privilege 10 show you
manufacturing plant See Mr..
strain
TT sEABoARp BflD0
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zTTTD' ar CITY clvfi. SERVICE
. lSmm isxInn. sfs T. G. smith ftdg.
|<s-KppIicanu for sxaminAti1ns TOT
Z 1hs following Positions Coupntsr.
S~s~etor. electrical drnftsuan.
SrS{cr electrical craftsman and
4 E.~vtst enlent OF construction
3SnJirstfons received al the Com
w{sn5onsx office not later than
Harrh II. 1891. Detailed Informal
tion It the conmlssien's otsiee.
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1fTATIONs WANTED
FEMALE

MDDLE-ACED WOMAN WANTS
iev;s vork. Washing. ironing or
So.sskeeping. FIRST class worker
YAnoe Rainier s-s-k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

yxyTED a PEW MORE RE-
fined talented young men TO tram
for cur svn nction picture pro.
Auctions Curiosity seekers not
WantaA eeastia orAool OF ORA
unnflc Art lie1 Slnth ave. corner
epring. ucsrs: - = M TO ~ m.
. n ! e ~ p m except
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-27

Frank Johnston and Mrs. Shelton Me- herg.
 delightful bridge party was given on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jack Witt, the guest list in cluding Mrs. Hubert Warnock, Mrs Jack Coleman, Mrs. Maynard Nixon, phens, Mrs. Charles Holland, Mrs. Mo- Cord, Mrs. Thomas Barber and Mrs Raymond Watson.
 Delicious refreshments were served In the late afternoon. the color scheme of pink and white being effectively carried out in the ice course Pink roses were used to adorn the home
 At recent meeting of the executive board of the Baptist Missionary Union of Alabama, which was held in Mont gomery and attended by Mrs. o. M. Reynolds, Mrs. John Stilwell and Mrs. s. R. Thompson of Anniston, Miss Hannah Reynolds was elected state young peo- ple's leader and college correspondent to succeed Miss Clyde Metcalfe. This is a distinct honor and one of which Annis- ton Baptists are justly proud. It is a position which requires "a young women of high mentality, executive ability and of deep consecration and spirituality All of these qualities Miss Reynolds pos sesses to high degree. She has grown up in consecrated home, her beloved mother, Mrs. O. M. Reynolds being one of the most widely known Baptsts in the state, who has given her life for the furtherance of the Masters work She has been greatly assisted by the young daughter, who has been since girlhood teacher in the primary department Of