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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21
FORMER PASTOR WRITES
REV. J. ]. JACOBSON NOW AT
HENDRUM, MINNESOTA
Sends Kindest Greetings to His Army
OF Friends in Viroqua and Conf
munity
Hendrum, Mimi, Dec. II, 1921.

Hendrum, Mimi, Dec. II, 1921.
Dear Mr.. Goldsmith:-Well here
am, way off in the frozen loins Of the
north. We are just settled in fine
shape now and arr ready for company
which might drop in even from far-off
Viroqua. And of course just now /
am in fine spirits as only ten minutes
ago returned home from q wedding
repast. l made three persons happy:
the groom anc bride--and of course
Mrs. Jacobson-she gets all wedding
feesl
We are now located in the heart of
the Red River Valley, 80 miles forth
of Fargo, across the line in Mime sofa,
to be sure. Of course North Dakota
is now, since its recall election back IN
good old U. S. A. too, so it would be
o. X. to live even in that state!l
Our town is fine little place on the
Great Northern line, between Fargo
North Dakota and Crookston, MINI.
We are only u hours ride from Mrs.
Jacobson's folks; as they are all To-
Gated in Fargo; and only three hours
ride by Ford" from my folks, as they
are at Pelican Rapids, MINI. So you
see this is fine place for us if we
ever get homesick.
The fall has been splendid up here.
Only few snow flurries have been in
evidence these last days. Our roads
are smooth as floors and we have been
taking many a pleasure spin during
December. now have Ford Scoop"
1t is with an extra collapsahle seat
OF my own patent, roomy enough to
comfortably accommodate my family.
And say, when the wind is humming
around the corners and others in open
cars are coddling down in fur collars.
one almost enjoys solid parlor COM
fort IN an enclosed car. (0f course
am not an ad writer for the Ford Mo-
tor Co. There l would put thing even
more strongly
We have been two trips across
country to call on Rev. L. C. jacobson
and family. They are only is miles
away, so can reach them faster than
/ could make my former West Prairie
church down there. L. C.'s. have a
very fine home and a fine town to live
in--hut will soon, I understand, be
leaving. He is called as home mis-
sion secretary Of the Northern Min
nesots District Of cur church. I an
not certain where they win locate as
yet. We are sorry to have them leave
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21
JOY OF CHRISTMAS
Season Proves That Men and
Women Are Friendly Beings.
Desire 20 Make Presents and to BE
Cheerful Shows People Wish
to Be conqenial.

~ NE Of the finest things about
~ Christmas is its trueness, the
joyous reality of it, At Christmas
time no exhortation is necessary to
make It go; Christmas never has TO
be made q success" as q parade or
pageant.
Christmas IL In q certain sense an
each year; 1t always has its Christmas
tree, its stocking. its poultry dinner
colored with cranberries- But It is
one Of those institutions that has new
er been institutionized: Il exists In
the nature Of man.
Christmas proves to rs that men,
women and children are at heart
friendly beings The spontaneity Of
Christmas giving and Christmas cheer
proves what people really want to be-
good friends.
Wars 20 on at other tinIes; men
and women quarrel ameng themselves
over property or aver other men and
women; artificial requirements are Inn
posed that incite to greed, dishonesty
and bitterness. But at Christmas time
there comes over the broad surface Of
our western civilization. which 10 pret-
ty much like other civilizations. q
great reversion to type. Man wants
most to be happy. he wants to dance
and sing and to make ether persons
happy. At other times than Chriss-
mas something seems TO b wrong, and
msn reasons that someone else L. TO
blame.
At Christmas time there Is q gem
eral forgetting 81 everything bus be-
ing natural. Christmas IL the great
annual srmistica ss that portioa Of
humanity that has GENE to be segrN-
gated under the name - Chrsstena~=.
Christmas is the finest thing tIs&t
has come cut Of Christianity. because
e Il tie friRndlisst tAsng. Men Hsd
wUnen are not naturally and healfA-
q meddleS; the beg psrt OF their
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21
Fine Fellowship Club Meeting

A very good attendance marked the
meeting of the Congregational Fell
lowship club last Sunday evening.
The fine lunch prepared by Messrs.
Mcintosh and Boyle was greatly en-
ioyed. Each member present respond
ed to his name with some little anec-
dote about his nickname, etc. It was
highly enjoyable. Capt Heinz gave a
very interesting address on his i'm
pressions of Berlin while in that city
as member of the commission during
the war. Walter Kuebler spoke con-
corning the forming of Kiwanis club.
Postmaster Coffiand reported his con-
ference with School Nurse Miss Laura
Chase concerning needy families of
the city, and a collection of around
S25 was raised and a committee ap-
pointed 70 purchase eatables and pres
ent Christmas baskets in the name of
the club to the six families designated
Captain Heinz and Fred Rhodes were
received into membership.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21

lives and The most Of their happiness
does not come from the tyranny they
exercise or the represslons they set
mp or the reformatory cruelties they
inhict on others.
At Christmas time men and women
forget to be anything but children
agaia-
Perhaps some day there will be q
sort Of Christmas every day Of the
year. Perhaps men and women viii
be able to forget more often and more
completely, and thereby live more
completely, the elimination Of bitter
ness and artificial antagonisms being
both the cause and the effect Of this
happy state.
Perhaps one Of the lessons Of Christ.
mas is that we have more to forges
than to learn.-DetI oft News
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21
COMMUNITY CLUB MEETING
Retreat Folks Hold Annual Session
and Elect Officers

Annual meeting of Retreat Com
munity club occurred last Wednesday
evening. The old officers were reel.
ected as follows.
President-Harry James.
Vice-P res.-Chas. J. Bishop.
STANDARDIZATION Davis.
Treasurer-Douglass White.
Directors-Mrs. Andrew Olson, Mrs.
Ben Seymour, Mrs. C. w. Green.
County Agent Schelling of Vernon
and County Agent Wright of Craw-
ford and DIR. C. J, Fawkes Of Prairie
du Chen were present and delivered
very timely talks.
The whole years work was talked
over and laid out Plans for a home
talent show were talked over. One of
the big features to look forward to is
an illustrated lecture by John S. Don
aid, former secretary of state, on Ru-
raj Conditions in France. Some tai
ent from Viroqua is pledged for one
of the spring meetings.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21
Why MIR. Joe Armstrong, Celebrated
log Trainer, fuses Rat-Snap

Noticed rats around my kennels.
having hundreds of prize dogs, could
Mt take chances. Tried RAT-SNAP:
IN three weeks every rat disappeared.
Noticed that the dogs nexer went near
IA I-SNAP. I tsii hy friends about
kAF-SNAP. Use this sure rodent
exterminator, it's safe. Comes in cake
form. Three sizes, 35c, CSC, t125.
sold and guaranteed by o. E. Davis,
Druggist.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21
The Tnrrid Zone

"You bet it gets pretty cold where
| come from, said the man from North
Dakota. I've seen thirty-fve below
many 8 time"
"Call that cold?s sneered the man
from Minnesota. "Why, where come
from, we put out the fires TO save coal
when it warns up that much"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21
A New Bone in His Arm

Friends in this city VIII be enjoyed
to learn that DR.. Blake has recovered
sufficiently from his bullet wound 10
come to Chicago this week for further
treatment. He will enter the Pres
byterian hospital today where tha
mangled bone in his arm viii be re-
placed.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21
It's Often TINE

to sell? O'4 'AOA
Husband (irstelyl-No-go away
my wlfe's away for the summer.
Jgnkman lsmiling) Amy empty
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
Mothers Favorite

TIC sOothlng and heahng properties
OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. its
pleasant taste and prompt and effect
ual cures have made It q tavorite with
people everywhere. It is especially
priced by mothers Of young children
for colds, Group and whooping cough
as It always affords quick relief and
10 free from opium and othar harmful
drugs.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21
WHEATLAND TAX PAYERS

Treasurer Ernest Amann sends the
Censor list Of the tax payers in the
town Of Wheatland who pay fifty dol
lars or over Among the heaviest tax
payers are the following:
A. Tulloch. $92313; Lewis Brannen,
$47O.85: John Seymour, S444.4S; John
Brannen, SS812T; Frank Woman,
S430.l2; J.. O. Cole, S352.96; George
Hall & Cons. $474.76; o. G. Lewis,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21
imperative.

Imperative.
Crawford-Does your wife beg yeu
for Christmas money!
Crabshaw-I wouldn't put 1t exactly
that way. She issues e. ultimatum-
Judge
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21

<1OOipAt M dCltCl
Frank Kelley
John Pippenhagen
r. b. HOyt
DIR. Remer
Claud Walter
Ed. Finstad
Matt Larson
Peter Ostreng
Chas. BrzezOwsky
Ferd. Pieppenhaugen
Chas. Krachale
Aug. Dahlke
Ole T0mpte
III. p. Kircker
VIM. Schuster
Gust Schuster
John BrZezowske
Chas. Brudlas
Ludwig HOggen
Robert MOnske
John Krackel
Frederick Hagen
Peter Ostreng
DIR. Remer
Ole TOmte
VIOLA
c. n. Campbell
o. o. HurlesS
Ben Green
c. E. Walter
o. Graham
o. Wheeler
Nj. Griffin
c. E. Walters
Ellie Golfer
Elmer VanFleet
Clyde Grear
Viola Electric Company
E. p. Bellman
Martin Brothers
Lyons Brothers
Grant Bender
Mr.. VanFleet
Delbert Kanable
Jas. Matthes
JAS. Beaver
CASHTON
Chas. Appleman
John N. Hall
L. III. Smith
Frew. Woods
Vernard Appleman
c. S. Carry
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21
The Buick Family

Smith Hdw. Co.
A. c. Anderson
Clinton w. Nuzum
A. E. Smith
John |. Johnson
Stanley Sweger
DIR. M. r. Sathe
TOrger Fortney
f. p. Mcintosh
M. ID. HelgesOn
Obert Hauge
Geo. Schroeder
Ray Huschka
George A. Groves
Carl Zuba
Ole L. F0rtney
Will Groves
Edward Wig
Jacob LarmO
Kenneth Robinson
Harry Porter
John Bann
III. G. Johnson
julius Johnson
JacOh T.armO
Fred Hook
Louis Brye
S. A. SeverSOn
Marvin Rusk
Frank Robinson
John Kingsley
Leland Nuzum
Thomas Stevens
Bert Cunningham
N. E. FOrtney
Carl H. Christensen
J + Nuzum
j. +. StOll
o. G. WunsOn
r. p. Kuel,n
Dave Engler
Albert Sheldon
NoIs Eje,,ter
Thomas 0strem
Elias Thompson
u. S. Froiland
John Bakken
Chas. Snyder
{. w. Chase
Chris Thompson
Henry Lindemann
NJ. ID. HeIgesOn
Roy Cade
Frank Zitzner
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21

-Skagen, tailor, ever Rogers store.
First class tailoring and dry cleaning.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21

Andrew A. Anderson
Elmer Anderson
Henry Rudser
SOlfest c. Dregne
WESLEY
M. III. Bekkedal
Ole Helle
Hans o. Nuttestad
A. ]. Fremstad
Tom Kilen
Rev. ROndeStvedt
johnson Bros.
Chas Ender
A. l.. Marsh
E. S. Erickson
Hans Hanson
Joe Lisbakken
o. A. Unseth
c. o. Olson
Lloyd Bekkedal
Selmer BOlstad
Ole E.'LavOld
Bernard Ostrem
o. A. Unseth
Peter Olson
Gus Nelson
o. p. Anderson
Peter Hagen
Andrew Hagen
c. I. Neprud
Chris Lunde
Mrs. HOMELAND
Chas. Hamilton
N. c. NerisOn
Sam Sandsmark
Martin Thiele
A. III. Ramsland
S. F. Ramsland
Mr.. Jeirs0n
Ole S. Oberson
Sever Seyerson
Morgan Berg
c. F. Bennett
c. o. Olson
John Nelson
Amel Sveen
NJ. Fl. Bekkedal
Gus Theige
Bert LimOSeth
Peter Olson
CHASEBURG
Chas. Ender
Carl Dummer
Julius MOrrOhn
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21

VERY USEFUL
Say, wouldn't Mr.. Spider b me-
fui to tie up bundles durina the
Christmas rush7
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21

Wilbert Weber
Elias Cole
LA FARCE
F. A. Thayer
A. F. Drew
III. ]. Freeze
Ivan Major
WEST PRAIRIE
Gabe DOlan
TheO. Vaugen
G. Nj. Marcus
Eddie Yttri
Max SOmerfeld
c. |. Christensen
GAYS MILLS
o. A. Sherwood
Mike Flynn
ONTARIO
MIR. Litke
c. o. Johnson
READSTOWN
Tom Hall
L. Crook
III. o. FOrtney
Chas. Snyder
Richard Jacobson
Chas. Snyder
RISING SUN
VIM. Lynn
RETREAT
Max SOmerfeld
II. E. Marx
III. B. West
A. j. BrOadhead
+. I. bean
Willard Seymour
John Moore
Wilbur Mckittrick
A. +. Drew
c. d. Miller
Chas. Major
Stacey DANES
Mrs. Robert Mellum
MT. TABOR
Jim Markee
VALLEY
John Eastman
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21

FOR SALE--Star kAaafre buili.
ing. For particulars inquire Of Smith
3 Slack. So-H
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21

George Henry
Arde DOwner
II. HI. Drake
Otto VOnSecht
T. o. Mork
Ole Tuhus
N. Il. FortRey
Oscar Jacobson
Bert Limoseth
Peter Melby
Wiiken Hauge
George Schroeder
Sammy S0lversOn
Hetland Brothers
Eugene Henry
NJ. ID. HeIgesOn
Ole T. FOrtney
Louis SOlberg
C.. w. Chase
Will Edwards
Nj. ]. JaspersOn
AdOlph SandsEnark
s. A. Sweger
Pennel Bros.
w. Z. Nelson
Chris Weber
A. ]. Favor
Sam 0ttum
Fred Kellicutt
Geo. Hetland
Mack Allen
w. ID. Dyson
Clinton w. Nuzum
DIR. C.. A. Minshall
Frank Zitzner
+. Hanson
Andrew Nelson
George A. Groves
Frank A. Reed
Larson Bros.
Albert Davig
Louis Melvin
Hans Johnson
F. =. Mcintosh
s. j. Sauer
Martin JensOn
Lyall Tate
Alvin Fish
Will Groves
II. Lindemann
Peter Flikke
Ernest ZitZner
John Common
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21

Harry Maxwell
GENOA
HI. E. Shumway
Harry TuilOch
John Krachel
Chas. Shunway
Emil Thompson
Chas. Krachel
Leonard ErgIer
Ole Praters on
Joseph BOLst
Elmer Larson
A. ]. Malin
Gus ZabOliO
Melvin Rudser
Frank Kelsey
Rudser Bros.
Carl McLees
HILLSBORO
ID. Dewitt
Chas. Staley
Fred Chapman
]. r. Winchel
FOLSOM
A. A. MOrkri
MT. STERLING
John N. Johnson
ROCKTON
III. L. Dempsey
Mae McVey
SOLDIERS GROVE
Ed Wiley
Ole Davidson
DIR. A. A. Peterson
COON VALLEY
Peter Running
Peter Johnson
. Thomas Johnson
chris Running
Tillmar Anderson
Albert SDellum
H. j. Erickson
Henry Johnson
John Rutter
Isaac Lier
FERRYVILLE
Theodore Vangen
DE SOTO |
John Seymour
II. d. Botsma
John Seymour
]. M. Reams
Erick Peterson
Harold Seymour
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21

Dave Engler
John Heck
Carl HendOn
Frank Harris
Jim Earnest
c. III. Ostrem
Berlie Moore
l.. Nj. ROseland
John E. Nuzum
Frederick Dyson
.TOllac Ostrem
G. M. Morrison
Reuben Kingsley
Jim Flemming
Ed. Thompson
Mrs. Anna Leahy
Henry Rudser
SOlfest c. Dregne
HObe Groves
Louis Fauske
John Heck
Bert Morrison
Elmer Anderson
Arthur Kellar
Bert Jacobs
Bernard Ostrem
. Pete Peterson
Ernest ZitZner
J0e DeLap
Francis Phalin
Tcrger Fortney
George Felland
John Wedwick
=. +. Jacobson
VIM. Timm
VIII Il. Garrett
$. A. Farr
Jos. DeLap
Geo. hicMullin
Ever MOnsen
John Devlin
John Brown
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21

w
Bunnie Rabbit
l.. n. North
Hob Groves
Frank Harris
Chris KrOgsbOl
Ed Mullen
w. ID. Dyson
John Ostrem
TOrkel HendricksOn
ed GOrsline
AdOlph Sandsmark
Pearl Brye
John Thayer
c. II. HOnaker
Cecil Prindle
Pete VigdahI
John f. StOll
Clarence Webb
Oscar Adams
HObert Groves
Geo. Harris
Tom Weavill
RObt. lube
c. o. Johnson
s. larson
J. S. Irwin
Daniel Weber
Melvin Rudser
Chris WEIGH
Chris Kjelland
Frank Robinson
7. c. Glass
{. ID. Smith
X. T. BentsOn
jacob AmOdt
Peter Peterson
Fred Vance
Ole Kios
Van Dyke Bros.
Clyde L. Smith
Prof. I. G.. Brown
L. Nj. Thompson
Clarence Olson
q Jacob Dach
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-21
IN MEMORIAM
QUEEN. in loving memory OF JOHN A.
QUEEN. died July 81. 1891
Deaths

.nsy SALEsspy 49, hAufA r. .,fs .fscss %
Audubon ave AudSboss asr r'i Int S'OSs Sfivss @
vsdn WV ls 'ss & Be-, ASS y
fS' Oliver ST F2'y psr 1''Esss Ss 1920 cSs.S
sisi w. Ju .sH rs Sa at sRr sig ',' g.
II; Bowers. Rsistiyes ., and viIs friends In; y
%Gg ssSs. ;fS WA %jIhfr Hi w.,
ERINa 8kirT6S dasshs2 All @ of 1S George and
late ida A. BEitton, aged 10; Funeral sery;;
s aunt, ai. rsa y J. k.rnI. n' tEs; s"sS Srcs 81
ASBS sso6SR ss.. sa1 asrA sss ..ss. 4knS *
eS to ,snd q, fSnSrs losS RrsS
sssrdsn snS lS,h ss ssa eip private On view Fri''
of b. Jane, candy s ,'si asia @ ua AZ f.snas
gre Invited to attend funeral. Fri. 2:so r.
ddsnes, Lsnshoins, Pa. Int. priyste, Auto.
staans S meet at fisfaS91 isS S'@ ss ;fxsns
4Ss hEfHSs ssi' Il ,'s
tivea and friends also Nativity Z. C. and
iss ssn a. Sssss. Sy|sa asss
sat. $40 A., NJ. from his parents resi-
dencs: soee asul st, solemn reauism msss !.
| INT. Holy Redeemer Gem.
| CLEMENT. July 10, HOWARD ALLEN
CLEMENT Rss,'vss s,us and 5tIends Ipv''sss
West End ave-. Haddonncld. n. J. Int
private. Friends may call Wed evening.
CoLsoN.-,July 1s 1921. EDWIN COL
| SUN, aRed SO. Funeral services Thurs.
| July 21, 2 p. NJ, standard tinie). at his late
| residence Daretown, n. J. Int. Friends
| Gem, woodstown n. J.
friend. are invited to Shs osery!fos; on satsr
Simeon's Church. 9th and Lehish ave. tr
| terment private. Friende may call at hei
| late residence. 1914 w. Oahdale st.. on Fri
| day evening.
coRDO. = Suddenly. July 10, at his resi-
dsnce. 2e 7th ave. Ifaddon Heights. n. J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-21
STEAMSHIP NOTICES

AMERICAN SHIPS ARE AVAILABLE FOR
YOUR OCEAN VOYAGE
NeW oosr bt,,dnor Passenger and Freight
Ships, Fast. Luxurious Steamers.
Key Runber beside ships name tndi-
Gates operator shotcn bottom Of ooh4mn,
EUROPE.
Boulogne and London.
From New York.
August le-september 2O-oId North sIets
July sO-sep,smber 6-CentsnnIal stats;
C58)
Bremen and DanLig
Prom New York.
August lO--september 22--Potomac. us0)
August 23--Octob"r S-frIncess MatoihA
August so-Hudson GnO)
Plymouth, CheTbOurE npd Bremen
July 28--August II September 2s-Amer-
August 3 September s--GeorEo Washing
SOUTH AMERICA
Rio do Janeiro. MOntevideo and Busuo.
From New York
August 9--Hurun 9lO
August lI-AHolus Nll
August 3l-Southern Cross 'slD.
FAR EAST
Honolulu. Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai,
Manila. HongkOns.
From san Francisco
July 80-EmpIre state uoAl
August 8-Goldsn State lOhl
August 8o-HoosIer Srate N"N).
Yokohama. Kobe. shanghai. HOnELOnE.
Manila.
Prom Seattle,
July SO--Keystone state uOSl
sept smbar l7--Stlvrr State (lOU>
HAWAII. PHILIPPINES. EAST INDIA.
Honolulu, Manila, Saigon. singapore. Co
IOmbO. Calcutta.
From San Francisco.
August lS-Creole State lO6l
September l4-Wolvvrine state N05l
October lb--Grantte state hO5G
COAsTWISE AND HAWAII.
Havana, Canal, Los Angeles. san Francisco
and Hawaiian Islands.
Ju'y SO--Buckeys stat 800.
September 8-Hawkeye state (SO).
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-21
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

ASSISTANT MANAGER Wanted an eX.
perlenCed saeswoTnn for financial house,
excellent opening for capable woman; pref
erebly with a ClieHele, J. 207, LedEsr Orrcc,
fRoOFREADER Iur Il hiRN-prSdr com.
nlercial printing house one who IA.
mliar with booklet and catalogue work
Answer, giving experience and salary eX-
psCted all, l.edser Office
SALESWOMIN--W can ofrer vuu Hfc-
long position on a commission basis, where
character md ability are more important
than experience; you satisfy us and we will
satisfy. YOU tnAt this opportunity 10 n real
one. Apply In person, from 80 A. NJ, to
1890 and $50 10 $40 r, NJ, ITO Wi6ensr
hldg Ask for Mr.. Everest.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MAII

ApvpRTIsINH COUNSELLOR who
has s-me spare time offers his
goryicrs part time. strictly on
fee bssis hss hNS unusual sI-
psr,snoe in retail and wholesale al.
ve-tlHina problems; does n.t want
u lob. does not want 70 be Your
adF-rtising manager, ana does not
want 10 ac. as advertising aSont.
but wants 20 help becauee twenty
Ave years ot ripe, suooesstul ef-
petionce in advertising Qualities him
TO be OF great value in advis'nE ara
aiding you solve some OF your PROB
lens; fea must be comnensurats
with work 10 I've performed all eont-
munioat ions strictly conndential.
NJ Ala, Ledger Ofhce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-21

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You csn earn from o. to - an hour IN y0n(
spare time writing show cards; quickly ep9
easily learned by our now simple uetho4f
no eHntass'ng or soliciting; We teach ycy
how, sell your work and pay you cash eaoe
Write today 10 Amerlcan Show Card School.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

STOCK statesmen WANTED-An attrao-
tive prolosltion is now open fer rensnls
need apply. Write or apply In person, SMITH
Eurner on Co. Inc, cor. Front arA
Hnmiltol Ets., Allentown, Pc.
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CARPET CLEANING

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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
ON AND aryer this date ! will not 90 re
sponsiblo Tor any dehts unloss contracted
by nyself r. n No' oe5 E. Cheltsn ave
Germantown.
IF YOt have any wood carving or compost.
tion ornaments 10 ba made, call at Pn-
zBnrs Wood carving and COMPILATION Or.
nNmsnt shop ll04 ButtonwoOd 81.
HAVE richly carved Italian library
suite In walnut just imported: reasOns bic
no dealers. PiEsanis Wood Carving Shop
llo4 Ruttonwood s., Poplar 2O62
I WILL NOT DO responsible for any bills
contracted by any one but myRelf FTeema n
Scott. 60l0 \. 9th St, Philadelphia. Pa