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, 1921-08-04
RICH AMI POOR
SINGER
Famous Church THROWN Open for Big
Funeral by Permission of the King;
Great Choir to Sing Last Requiem

NAPLES, Aug. 4-(By The Associated Press.)-Patrician
and plebian Naples gathered early today at the basnica of the
church of San Francisco di Paola in anticipation of witnessing
the funeral of Enrico Caruso, the w~orld-famous tenor, who
died on Tuesday. King Victor Emmanuel gave permission
Yesterday for the edifce to be used for this purpose.
, 1921-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dean arc re-
turning to their home in Chicago
after spending some time visiting
their parents, DR.. and Mrs. It. A.
neans
, 1921-08-04

THE COLORADO NURSERY co.
Western Grown Trees for Western
Planters.
:. II. PUNTENNEY, General Agent
SO Park Ave. Phone s60J
, 1921-08-04
WORLD MEET
IS SCHEDULED

ContiEued from Page IL
marks attributed to Lord Curzon In q
speech before parliament.
The United States still hopes tina,
he zap question may be adjusted be.
ore the conference is held. but II is
understood this government would
be unwilling TO enter into an agree.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-08
i Louis. Nsllsoa wsrs Devils = -! vi. 4
tors B 81 ..,|Is fs
.lrvvssther Ti1ass).

Mr. ands ilYs. James Dougherty sstd
son Of Rock Lake, spent Memorial
Day in,s Starkweather at the d
Dougherty home. Mr.. Dough ghettY md
son will remain here q few days. S
"A bigsharn dance is scheduled "a be
held in the barn on the B. Sullivan
farm east of Starkweather On Friday
evening, June 10. A good orchestra
has been secured and d good time is
promised. 3*ss ssss ssssF
Mrs. N. II. Fossen very pleasantly
entertained ut her home Saturday af-
ternoon in honor Of the lady members
Of the faculty Of the local school and
Miss Ida Allard who is soon toS leave
Starkweather. sfs9ss sss5,.s' 81
The grain market took the greateat
jump Wednesday that has been rec
orded IN recent years. Marquis wheat
went up. II cents 4 bushel, making it
81 .39 in Starkweather Durum went
up six cents bushel and flax four.
I. The Bible class Of the local Com
munity Church gave avery interest
ing and enjoyable party Tuesday eve
ming at the VIM. Reckleberg home in
honor Of the teachers in the local
school who are leaving and Miss Ida
Allard. u ,s 3
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-08
FROM ExCH HANGES.

| joying visit from his mother. u
K. Melby, q former resident of Ed
more, now a representative Of the
Tenny Grain Co., was q visitor in the
city last week.
Art Juve returned Friday from his
old home at Clearbrook, Mimi, where
he went some time ago, driving down
in his fathers car. He says that the
crops there are not bit better than
North Dakota's this year.
j. w. Wright, Earl Nyhus, Tilpher
Thompson, DR.. Cox and DR.. Ogilivie
autoed to Grand Forks to attend a
Shrine ceremonial. They made the
trip by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Anderson, with
Editor Johnson and family, spent Sun
day with relatives at Devils Lake.
H. ]. Nyhus went to Minneapolis
Monday to attend to business matters
Johnnie McGillis spent Sunday here
with his parents, enjoying a vacation
from his duties in Grand Forks.
Little Louise Marie, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Patterson. was
one of the prize winners in the baby
beauty contest just held at Devils
Lake. Mrs. Patterson was Miss Olga
Anderson of Edmore before marriage
L. M. Spangelo has received word
of the death of sister.
Mike Noonan and Sam Rainey of
Devils Lake were callers in the city
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Larson took
Douglas, their son, to Devils Lake
Tuesday where the little lad had his
tonsils removed.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-08

3. II. Lambie, representative FOR III
3. g. Dunn = Go, was callsr hsre
Monday. III
Nh. III j. Orchard had I q n ri
guests on Wednesday afternoon Mrs
Pat Connor, Miss Agnes Connpr and
Miss Agnes Anderson. ri, 5.:s.s :, 81
D. w. McCanna of Cando was a
business visitor here Thursday.
G. r. Bottolfson Of Home Field
Manitoba, is here visiting with rela-
tives and friends. b u
Miss Elsie Stenson, county nurse,
visited the school here Tuesday.
Mrs. A. G. Simpson went to Devils
Lake Saturday afternoon TOY visit
friends. She returned Tuesday morn
ing. 4. e sets;s
Among those from here who at
tended the Ladies' Aid at the John
Jones home last Thursday afternoon
were: Mrs. F. J.. ,Besse and daugh-
ter Irene, Mrs. D. C. Baldwin, Mrs.
A. G. Simpson, Mrs. Ole, Rudser and
Miss Agnes Anderson
COuA OV1ICS 0uO ~ W. 0dAUWlU 6ULO.
ed to Grand Forks Wednesday to at
tend meeting Of the Masonic lodge.
They returned Saturday afternoon,
Mrs. R. J. Orchard, Miss Thresa
Orchard and Miss Agnes Connor went
to Devils Lake Friday afternoon to
attend the Commencement exercises
at the Academy which were held at
nine o'clock Saturday morning.
Ole Aalbus and T. s. Erikstad from
Starkweather were visitors here Sat
urday afternoon.
c. N. Nelson, cashier Of the Bank
Of Garske, left Friday morning for
Morris, Minnesota, where he will
spend several days visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Corneliussen
and Mrs. H. O. Lee returned Wednes-
day from Comstock, and other points
in Minnesota, where they spent a
week visiting relatives.
Mrs. A. G. Simpson, Mrs. Geo. B.
Leighton, Mrs. d. C. Baldwin and
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-08
HAMPDEN
(From Hanpden News)

Miss Minnie Salburg is spending
a few days in the village with friends.
Mrs. S. Eagleson, Misses Florence
and Lizzie Eagleson, Bill Eagleson
and Miss Myrtle Gustafson Of Milton
spent Sunday in the city at the ]. j.
Litscher home.
Fred Oben of Lakota spent Mon
day in the village at the O.. z. Berg
home.
T. D. Mcdonald, Russell Bordson.
Lauren Niedlinger and Jerry Bragg
attended barn dance at Sarles Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Brandt, Mr.: and
Mrs. E. R. Losee and Mr.. and Mrs.
L P Ulrich motored to Cando Sun
day, spending the day with friends
Mrs. l. M. Lyman autoed to Cando
Monday for brief visit with friends.
Quite a number of Hampdenites at
tended the Memorial Day program at
Langdon Sunday.
Leo. Timroth was a passenger. to
Minot Tuesday where he will make
his home'in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. Y. A. Nelson spent
Saturday and Sunday in Fordville with
relatives. m@-
Mrs. A. B. Brandt and Mrs. P. j.
Antony of Munich motored to the
Lake Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Robbins and
Mrs. l. M. Lyman motored to Devils
Lake Friday morning. Roy Baney of
MELVILLE returned with them and spent
the evening at the Robbins home.
T. H. O'Brien autoed to Devils Lake
Friday.
Biz" attended the barn dance east
OF Edmore Saturday evening.
VIM. Timroth was a passenger to
Minot Saturday morning.
Iona and Wales played two games
at Iona Sunday. The first one went to
Wales 3 to 0, the second to Iona II
to 4. Howes, for Iona, pitched con-
sistently throughout.
Sarles and Clyde met on the Sarles
diamond Monday evening and ,plaved
nine inning game resulting in a 9
to score for Clyde. T. D. Mcdonald,
our local catcher, was behind the bat
for Clyde.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Armes motored
to Larimore today where they will
spend few days with relatives. Mrs,
Armes will 60 from Larimore to Min
neapolis to attend her sisters wedding,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Howe returned
Wednesday evening from Portsville,
N. Y, where they have been spending.
the past several months. =
Russell Bordson and Lauren Neid-
linger attended a dance in the Martin
Viger barn east Of Edmore Saturday
evening. III,
Mrs. Pete Martinson and Mrs. o. M.
Aanstad will entertain the Lutheran
Ladies Aid in the village Saturday af-
ternoon, June 4th. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Neidlinger and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Neidlinger autoed
to Devils Lake Tuesday.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-08
LAWTON
(From The Republican,

George Nash was caller last Sat-
urday evening at the E. C. Ordway
home.
George Humes and wife left Mon
day for Alexandria, Mimi, to visit
with relatives.
Elmer Ordway and family of Michi-
gan City, visited few days last week
at the E. C. Ordway home.
George Jello and wife of Dahlen,
N. D., visited few days at the home
of Jacob Everson.
J. H. Langton and family were en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clell Langton Sunday.
Sam Adler and wife Of Pelto, Wis
tied relatives at Lawton Sunday.
n j. A. Aird was business visitor at
the county seat Thursday.
Bacalaureate services held in the
church Tuesday evening were we'll at
tended. Rev. j. o. Ensrud officiated.
Mrs. Kenneth Villains of Hampden.
spent the past week in Lawton, the
guest of her mother, Mrs. F. Sack
emreuter.
Word has ben received from Lent
Wood that he has left Minnesota,
where he has visited two of his sis
ters, for Eastern Ontario via water
route from Duluth.
Mrs. Fred Woodbridge had the mis-
fortune to break her leg above the
knee Saturday evening of last week.
Brother Leitch, Latter Day Saints
minister of Fargo, is visiting friends
here for few days this week.
James Donahue left for Devils Lake
Saturday, to take part in the Me-
mortal program which was held there.
Mrs. Christian spent several days
last week out at the farm with her
daughter, Mrs. Albert Wencil.
Miss Edith Aird came home from
the Sacred Heart Academy at Fargo,
last Monday for the summer vaca-
tion.
Miss Fern Cooey, who has been with
her sister, Mrs. Bowers all winter
returned to her home in Minesota
last week.
Miss Elvida Kraabel spent last
weekend and Decoration Day, visiting
her brother and the Hagens.
The familiar figure of Mr.. Sayre
who has few holdings hereabouts
was seen on our streets Tuesday
morning.
Miss Hannah Baker came up from
Wimbledon last Saturday for a brie1
visit with her brother, Albert T. Bake,
and family, returning to Wimbledon
!, Monday morning.
Mrs. Fred Woodbridge was taker
to the Deaconess hospital, Crane
Forks, this morning, suffering from
q fractured hip sustained through a,
accident which happened Saturda,
night.
Mrs. A. J. Zeman Of Grand Forks
came up last Saturday by auto, to b,
here to take part in the Royal Neigh
bors memorial services Monday aflt
to be present during commencement
week. .s. n ;s "a 5 5;s55 ,.5.
]. s, Anthony and wife autoed I,
h the Lake last Saturday and brough
his three children home from schoo
Tor the summer vacation, AT the ex
Ans. 81 passed successfully, Tofita,
"a first year high, Mildred To eighth
a Ind Moran to sixth grades, +.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-08
BRoCKET

r. Young and Ralph Whiteley Of
Lawton, spent Sunday in Brocket.
= Miss F. ". Bruce was Grand
Forks visitor from Sunday until Tues
day.
Miss Inez Jobe of Park River was
over last week, looking up old &C.
quaintances.
Rev. Ensrud, wife and daughter Of
Edmore spent the weekend at the
Engesather home.
Mrs. M. E. Crossen of Walnut
Grove, Mimi, is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. F. D. Schermerhorn.
- Miss Tena Honnet of Devils Lake
was an over Sunday guest at the J.
C. Hutchinson residence last week.
Miss Kopang of Park River was
a guest at the Shepard residence Sat-
urday and Sunday, coming over to
see our little eighth graders "com-
mence."
Miss Jessie Hoynes, Mrs. D. F.
Humphreys and Judge Swenson auto
ed over from Devils Lake Friday, stay
ing over till Sunday, all three being
interested in the graduation classes.
Miss M. G. c. Wade left for her
home in Aneta Tuesday.
Mrs. r. Thompson of Harlow, and
Mrs. H. Johnson of Edmore, were
over Sunday guests at their mothers,
Mrs. Rue.
DR.. John Adams Taylor of the "U''
spent Friday evening in Brocket, be-
ing the speaker at the H. S. grade ex-
ercises.
Wage Lutheran Aid held their reg
ular monthly meeting in the basement
of the church on May 3Oth Collec-
tion taken in, $22.
Mrs. N. P. Lindbcrg of Rugby, who
had been a guest at the Hutchinson
home, left for her home the fore part
of last week.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-08
When Furniturs 1. pens,d b

For q dent IN furniture, frst Of
oil wet the part with warm water.
Double piece Of brown paper into
SIX thicknesses. soak In warm water
and lay It over the dent. Then an
ply a. hot hatiron until the moisture
has quite evaporated. II the bruiss
has not gone, repeat the process un-
til the dent is raised level with the
surface. .s ~.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-06-08

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FOR SALE-Two good milch Cows
for sale. John Johnson. Box A.
Florence. Wis.
Read The Ads
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.seIlr CIoKerIanl o 0arsel.es

summarizing there Is much to a..
tract and hold the tourists ia these
regions, Perhaps the greatest fac
tor in this Is due 10 the fact that our
scenery is entirely natural--that We
have no artiaciality Of any kind But
while the tourists are nm important
factor In our welfare. We must not
forget that Cloverland must first be
sold to ourselves. We must be the
first to believe in its future before
We can convince others OF II.
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seconded by J. j. Gaffney that the
specifications and blue prints submit
ted 20 the City Commission by the
Standard OH Co for the construction
OF a gasoline filing station on the
west 80 feet OF lot 217 and the west 90
feet Of lot 21S. First Addition to the
Village. now City OF Crystal Falls. be
referred 70 the City Attorney for ap.
proval Motion carried.
It was moved by Arvid Bjork and
seconded by J.. J. Gaffney that the
monthly report OF the city marsal be
accepted and same placed on nle.
Motion carried.
II was moved by Arvid Biork and
seconded by J. Gaffncy that the pc
tition presented by Mayor Carney be
referred To the City Attorney for an
opinion a. 70 It's ETAOT NTA0INon
opinion with respect to It's legality
Motion carried.
II was moved by Arvid Biork and
seconded by j. J. Gaflncy that the fol-
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CITY COMMISSION
June 6. 1921.

June 6. 1921
A regular session OF the City Com
mission OF Crystal Falls was held on
the above date at 1880 O'Clock .. m.
Meeting was called TO order by ]. J
Ganney. mayor, with the following
commissioners present Arvid Biork
Minutes OF meeting held May 18th
1921. read and aame approved.
Ii was moved by Arvid Bjork and
seconded by j. J Gaffney that the
city manager be instructed 10 extend
the water main from Crystal Avenue
north on Briar Hill street TO Erie Ave
a distance OF about 600 feet more or
less. Motion carried.
II was moved by Carney and sec.
onded BY Aryid Biork that the City
Manager be instructed 20 install four
arc lights along the streets adjacent
20 the Forest Park and High school
Motion carried
II was moved by Aryid Biork ans
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Churches OF all denominations well
come the visitor here In Iron River.
Special mention should be made OF
the church OF the Assumption which
has recently been erected by the Pol
igh element here az an estimated cost
OF s75,000.00. The edifice - made
entirely OF specially faced brick.
Practically every fraternal society
has n lodge in Iron River. This is
the case. as well. over az the Fans.
consistent effort 10 TO make visit
ing brothers welcome and 70 make
them feel at home. For those VINO
served I'm the recent World War tne
Legion Rooms at Iron River ana
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atres IN Iron River Crystal Falls and
Stambaugh and Gasp an and the new
theatre being built here by the Delft
Corporation promises 20 be an addi-
tion OF real worth TO this community,
Iron River and Crystal Falls both
boast OF a first class baseball dia-
mond where games are played with
teams representing points through
out the Upper Peninsula and north
ern and southern Wisconsin,
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PARK AT CHICAGON LAKE

IL was learned here this week that
Stambaugh Township will probably
have a real park. where residents in
the district may camp at any length
OF time The land secured Is a wide
tract, some SO acres in extent, owned
by the ID. NJ. Ross estate The prop
erty lies directly opposite the old In
dian cemetery at Chicagon lake.
The proposition has many warm
friends. Among these Is Mrs. ID. NJ
Ross, who believes that the use OF the
property in this way would be a fit-
ing memorial TO her late husband, Mr.
d. NJ Ross-one OF the worthiest and
finest men OF the past decade. II Is
planned TO call the preserve the Ross
Park Preserve, in memory OF the own
er Not only will the establishment
OF this park and preserve be won
derful boon 10 Stambaugh citizens
and those in the district but Il cannot
help but prove an attraction to Tie
tourists.
While the matter Is practically set
tied. the details OF the proposition are
very indefinite. II IS hoped that the
county and state will cooperate in
making the preserve accessible and
that help will be received from them
in constructing the necessary roads.
The scheme has very many warm
and enthusiastic friends and support
ers. The details OF the matter Will
be taken up next Friday night at the
Township Board meeting here, when
plans for the development win be laid.
"If this thing goes through" said
G. r. Bishop. secretary of the STAN
baugh Township Development bureau,
this week. "and Is properly financed
believe Il Will be master stroke.
THE plan is 70 let the land remain In
much the same condition as II is at
the present time. thus preserving its
natural appearance. In addition Il
Will be a fiuin tribute 20 Mr.. y. NJ
Ross. Iron River Reporter.
spy ora pueH----
Il
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cally inaccessible there lies certain
Joy in being next 20 Nature"
Crystal Falls is the County Seat OF
Iron county, located on the east side.
Alpha is located four miles south OF
Crystal Falls Iron River, many say,
is the metropolis OF the county, locat-
ed on the popular and west side, and
surrounded by Stambaugh, Gaastra,
Caspian and Mineral Hills. All OF
these towns abound in natural beauty
spots OF their own. In addition 20
this, splendid hotel accommodations
may De found here. AS a matter OF
fact the Iron River district boasts OF
three large hotels and number OF
The diamond drill., 1921-06-25

James j. Gaffney, Mayor.
Arvid Bjork, Commissioner.
Disbursements
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NOTICE TO CHAUFFEURs AND
DRIVERS OF AUTOMOBILES
IN IRON COUNTY

the law requiring chauffeurs and
drivers OF all vehicles equipped with
and using electric lights upon the
public highways of this state, 10 eff
fectually apply dinners 10 forward
lights so as TO dim and lessen the
same so as not TO interfere with the
sight or temporarily binding the vi
sion OF the drivers OF any approach
ing vehicle. will be strictly enforced
well as any other OF the provisions of
Any erson found violating this. as
Chapter SO OF the Compiled Laws OF
the State OF Michigan for the year
1915. as amended. will be arrested
and prosecute. Motor policemen
have been stationed on the county
roads and arc instructed TO strictly
enforce the motor vehicle laws OF
the state
Dated this ard day Of June, A. d.
1921
THAD r. WAITE.
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other private hostelries. Meals at
the hotels are equal TO those in much
larger towns. Much OF this splendid
development here may be traced to
the work OF the Chamber OF Com
merce which has done a great deal
in boosting the community at large.
Even at Crystal Falls. town consid-
erably larger than Iron River, one
may not find these splendid hotel ac-
commodations.
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Natural Beauty
Invites Tourists
Continued from page
Wild Regions Abundant

TO the tourist who finds his mecca
In the truly wild regions and delights
In forests and solitude Is O virgin for
est. lying between Iron River and
watersmeet. A region there, some
80 miles Ia extent. is typical Of the
northern forests. Splendid trout
streams may be found there. Not a
few people have built homes in these
woods and while the region is practi-
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James j. Gaffeny, Mayor
Arvid Bjork, Commissioner
There being no further business on
motion meeting adjourned.
w. J. GRIBBLE,
City Clerk.
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lowing bills and pay roll for the last
half OF May be allowed as audited
and approved BY the City Commissions
er, and the Clerk draw orders On the
City Treasurer in payment of same.
Motion carried
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SiA room house and lot FOR sale on
lower Marquette Avenue. Call per-
sonally or Phone is Alfred Gribble
tl7-20l
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
RETAIL STORE MAN

Young man. about 20 to 30 years of age, in good health, who is active and careful. to learn our business Some knowledge of general merchant disc, such as notions. dry goods, toi- let goods, stationery and other similar lines necessary. Consideration given only to men who are real workers and have made good in present posi- tion. In your application, which will be treated in confidence, give full de- tails as to your qualifications. Box 61-Z, Republican. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
Legal AdUertising
rcAT NOTICE

The city taxes on unsecured per sonal property for the fiscal year 1921-1922 will become delinquent at o'clock D. m. Tuesday, October {. 1921. After which time penalty will be attached. No further extention will be granted.
 T. TRENILLIAN, City assessor and ex-officio city col lector.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

Salesman experienced in selling public officials. Prefer men experienced selling tractors. road ma chinery. cement. Liberal commission, exclusive territory. Well known re- putable line Rose Martin Inc, 1400 Broadway, New York It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

WANTED Hundreds men-boys, over IT. Government railway mail clerks. Steady work s135-$190 month. List positions free. Write immediately. Franklin Institute, Dept. ny, Rochester, N. Y. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

MAN to work this city refinishing chandeliers, brass beds, automobiles, by new method. $10' daily without capital or experience. Write Gun
 metal Co.,, 49 Elm. Decatur. III. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

WANTED-Boy to work in grocery store. Must have experience and will- ing worker. None other need apply. 500 West Van Buren. g
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

GOVERNMENT positions; railway mail clerk. $1600; postal clerk carrier, $1400; departmental, file clerk and others. Our coaching courses prepare you thoroughly. For particulars ad- dess Box 2S2, Washington D. c. It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

WANTED-Ca washer; will give you what you make on wash rack in exchange for janitor service Apply 501 w. Adams. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
WANTED-AGENT- AND
 CAI ECMEN

SALESMAN WANTED-By local firm, to call on trade in valley; must be live wire and have some knowledge of machinery. Give references, ex- perience and salary desired. Address P. o. B. SAP, Phoenix It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

ELECTRICITY taught by experts. Earn while you learn at home. Flee trical book and proof lessons free. Your success guaranteed and position secured. Write today. Chicago En- gineering Works, 1900 Sunnyside, Chicago. It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

Greatest school: finest results. Posi- tions waiting. Join fall classes. Free booklet. Write today. Johnson's Automotive Electrical School. Dept IT. 729 Broadway, Denver Colo. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
wANTHo-HELP. MALE

BOY over 16 years old. Chance to learn and chance to work. Drug store. Box 15Z ReDIblicar1 e
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
Cotton

LINT and SEED COTTON wanted. Highest market prices; 15c to 200 loaned on consignments. Hammels & Son. 213 West Monroe st.; phone 1922. If
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

PHOENIX EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
 III s First St Phone 49Ss- If
 HAIR CUT, 40; shave, 20c. First class barbers, clean and sanitary shop. SIS N. Seventh Ave, Five Points. m
 WANTED - Colored or Japanese cook for small family that is willing to milk COW. Only first class need apply 2500 N. Central. d
 ED-Experienced porter for furniture Atore. State experience and ether qualifications. Apply Box 2Oz, Republican,
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
BUSINESS COLLEGE

HANSON BUSINESS COLLEGE 2S w. Washington St. Enter at any time. Shorthand, Bookkeeping. Arith- metic, etc. 10bd