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STATE OF ARIZONA, tm CouDku Of SAofp Crl1H oS

STATE OF ARIZONAi [ o County of Santa Cruz. I hereby certify that the within in- strument was filed and recorded at the request Of F. J. Duffy. November 26, A. D., 1920, nt l0:30 p. ID book l Art. of Inc, pages 4I6
 Witness my hand and official seal the day and year aforesaid.
 -(SeaO ARGUS REDDOOH,
 County Recorder
 By ROSALEE G FOORE. Ie4 Deputy Recorder.
The border vidette., 1921-01-01

Filed in the office of the Arizona Cor poration Commission this p day of November. A. D., 1920, at l0:00 @. m, at request of Duffy & Purdum. who's, post office address is Nogales, Arizona. Arixona Corporation Commission,
 By AMOS A. BETTS, Chairman.
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State of Montana County of Valley oe

State Of Montana
 County of Valley ]
 Before me. c. E. Hoppip, Notary Public In and for the County of Valley, State of Montana, ou this day person ally appeared John Willis, known to me to be the person whose uame is sub scribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledge ged to me that he exe- cuted the same for the purpose and consid eration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and senl of office this 18th day of Novem Der, A. D. 1920. -..-..-te -.
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GERTRUDE L. LERG,
 Notary Public. My commission expires Aug. 24, 1924.
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ARTICLES or RECONSIDERATION
 Of the

hOstaxa and Arizona Aiming aad DeyeI.
 Opnlent Company.
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c. E. HOPPIN, .--.- Notary Public. My commission expires Nov. 5, 1922.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05

a duet. Mrs. George NJ. Fisher VIII
read paper on Whose Fault liz TT
Echoes from the national convention
held at Providence. X. l.. will be given
by Mrs. j. II. Smith, Mrs. III. = Dulany.
Mrs. A. II. Slaughter. Mrs. !. M. Finn
and Mrs. w. III. Reeves Mrs.
Margaret A. Sweet. superintendent OF
Wilmington Home Missionary Society,
Will read paper on Facts About Our
Deaconess' Work" At 8 y. m. a re-
ception will be rendered the dele
gates and visitors ut the Deaconess
Home, 307 West street. Supper VIII
be served nj o'clock.
Mrs, Adam stengle will have charge
OF devotions at an evening session.
Mrs. William B. Oliver OF New York
City Will make an address. and the
sent n playlet. Mrs. w. II. Reeves
Grace Queen Esther Society will pre-
conference secretary, viii discuss the
department of young people.
The Friday morning session viii
open at $40 o'clock. Mrs. William B.
oliver will lead In the morning watch
and Mrs. Sarah II. Weldin I'm n devo-
tional service. Reports will be made
by the following department secre-
taries: Home Guards and Mothers
Jewels, Miss Blanche Salmons
evangelism. Mrs. r.. @. Walls OF
smyrna; Christian stewardship. Miss
Dorothy Wilcox of Salisbury; beayest
and devise. Mrs. w. B. Coppee OF
Chestertown. Md; supplies. Mrs
| Willis Dxsnrdo..s ~
T. Harry; missionary education, Mrs
]. +, Taylor of Salisbury; temperance
Mrs. Washington Hastings: literature
Mrs, a. II. Slaughter. Officers will
be elected. Methods OF Work" will
be discussed by Mrs. William II. Oliver
of New York City. and our Pledges
for 1891 and 1922" by Mrs. j. III. HUI.
hngton. treasurer. The delegate an,
alternate to the 1929 meeting OF tn,
board of managers viii be appointed
Luncheon will be served at 1890.
Christian Americanization; Th'
Watchword OF the Hour for American
christians" will be subject Of
paper read by Mrs. Edward McIntir,
J. Robh will have charge OF devoti0ns
at the Afternoon session. Mrs. Lillial
Mrs. Eleanor G.. kemery will sing
solo. The following phases OF the SO
ciety's work viii be discussed: "Ou
Magazines" Mrs. III. c. Brooks: per
petual members, Mrs. Horace Brown
our Training Schools" Mrs. ]. II
Eartlett; Bancroft Taylor Res
Home. Mrs. Melville Gambrill. ON
GERS will be installed at O'Clock. Re
ports, unfinished and new busintA
will occupy the remainder of the ses
sion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
nrnom WOMEN DINNER GUESTS
brotherhood bihie Class of Trinity
Lutheran Church Hosts.

dinner was given in the social
hall ~ Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
hy the brotherhood Bible class men TO
the ladies of the NJ. "a. slime Bible
class on Thursday evening Dr. G. NJ.
Stine is teacher OF the men's class.
Those present were; Mrs. A. II.
Adams. Mrs, "a. X. Perry. Mrs. Chas.
Williams Mrs Mary Martin, Mrs.
Elizabeth Lucas. Mrs. W. y. Potter.
a., Mr., and Mrs q. n. vlrden. Mrs.
". r. nunort. Mrs. W. u. Bowers.
Mrs Harry Ware. Mrs. n. r.. Hama
ker, Mr.. and Mrs l.. V. n. Philips.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Lang. Mrs. G. G.
Collier. AIR. and Mrs n. +. smith.
Rev =. o. Keen. Mrs. &. W. Naylor,
Mr and Mrs, W. $. Sharplcss. Mrs.
kcough. Mrs. Margsrot Rsmherger.
Mr. and Mrs. E u. Bard. Mr.. and
Mrs y. W. smith. Mrs George Nuhn.
Mrs. t.onxetta Witkowski. Mr.. and
Mrs. y. Il. Richardson, MIR. and Mrs
=. a. Richardson. Mrs. Leona Dever
Mrs n y. Brkhead. MIR. and Mrs
4 a ~ rarthemore. Mrs. John Moore
Messrs Miles Boriner. Harry Fahs
= Williams. +. r. White. Karl Wit
howslS carl Ripka and Pastor Wicker
The supper which was very dainti-
I IS prepared. was served by the Young
I adlcs class. OF witch Mrs. Orpah
I Ashpy Wicker IL the teacher. and
the following members: Misses Mabel
Hard. Arta Rortner. Melvina Har-
Irugion. Elsie Craig. Amelia Hart
Anna Molchor. i.eona 'Nuhn. Adclt
Senft and Emily welldenman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
BUILDING CATHOLIC
Church AT CLAYMONT
Located at Phila. Pike and
Seminole Ave-, it Will be
Known as Holy Rosary.

The Catholic church which In being
erected nj Clsymont ls to be known
under the title OF the Church of the
Holy Rosary. The building. which Is
being erected at the intersection of
Philadelphia pike and Seminole ave-
nue., Ia rapidly progressing. THE con-
greEation hopes II will he ready for
services early I'm December.
Rev. Father Fitzpatrick, the pastor,
is making great effort TO raise the
funds with which to meet the expense
incurred by the purchase OF the
ground and erection Of the building.
The ladies of the congregation Will
hold chicken supper next Wednesday
evening In the hall of the Overlook
Colony, They expect that many of theif
Wilmington friends viii attend and
help the project, as well as enjoying
the supper.
For the present mass In being said
every Sunday at 7.30 and $50 a. m
in the school han of the Overlook Col
ony. Sunday school is conducted Ia
the rectory on the grounds at 1890
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
SPECIAL SERMON SERIES.
WIN BE Preached by Rev. ]. v. Irwin,
Pastor Mt Delaware Avenue baptist.

The Rev. Joseph Young Irwin, pas
tor OF the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church viii begin tomorrow series
of four sermons to various organiza-
tions of the church.
Tomorrow at 1890 o'clock the topic
will be Three Essentials for a Sue
cessful Sunday school" At this ser
vice II. Ross Farra, superintendent
Of the school. will preside.
On Sunday November 3 DR.. Irwin's
topic will he How to make good
Christian Endeavor" when he will ad-
dress the Young Peoples Society. On
November 20th--when the Pepper
Clnb' will attend. he will speak on a
Hot Subject" On November 9th he
will address the womens' Missionary
Societies and the Womens' Organized
Adult Bible CLASSES OF the Sunday
School when the topic will be Similar
Cravings Of God and Humanity"
A class in Christian Leadership has
been organized TO meet on Wednesday
evening after the prayer meeting ser
vice. This class is under the leadership
OF Harry Il, Link, membership secre-
tary OF the Y. NJ. G. A. and president
of the board OF trustees OF Della wa re
Avenue. on last Wednesday evening
there were 3 persons in attendance
ad there are others who have ex-
pressed a desire to ioi.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
WANT SIDEWALKS LAID.
Plan Of Rotary Club Members 10 Give
Work 10 Iupmployed.

John Richardson. Jr.. is chairman
OF n Rotary Club committee that viii
confer with the members Of the street
and Sewer Commission relative to
improving city sidewalks, which will
mean placing many men at work who
arc now without Jobs. The idea
originated over discussion by Ro-
tarlans as 10 how men now idle could
be placed at work
II was decided 10 ask the Street and
Sewer Commissioners 10 call upon
property owners where there are no
sidewalks In front Of their properties,
to arrange TO do the grading now ana
prepare the pavements for cement lay
ing next spring. There is still time
when concrete may be laid. but n the
Gather should stop the cement work,
that of grading might continue.
II is estimated that there are many
miles of streets where there are no
permanent sidewalks. and II but 100
men could find employment at such
labor Il would be that many less un-
employed persons. and would mean A
saving in the amount Of money that
will be asked Of citizens this winter foi
charitable purposes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
The Churches and the WASHINGTON Conference

Door of Opportunity whole Friday
ArmstNe Day.
the disability ofou be alive such privilege
What public thinks
of
influence of the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
MISSIONARY WOMEN
TO HOLD MEETING
Conference Home Society Ar
ranges for Annual Session
at Grace Church.

The thirty-fifth annual meeting OF
the Wilmington Conference of the
woman's Home Missionary Society
will be held at Grace NJ. T.. Church
next Thursday and Friday. Delegates
are expected from the entire stste'
and Mrs. Frank Il. Tribit. has charge
of arranging for their entertainment.
The conference officers whose terms
expire at this meeting are: president,
Mrs. j. Talley Smith. Wilmington
vice presidents. of wilmington dis
trict, Mrs. Adam Stengle, Of Dover
district. Mrs Walter Powell OF Md
dletown district, Mrs. Mary +. Smith
of Salisbury district. Mrs. William
Downing corresponding secretary,
Mrs. G. Wesley weldin. Wilmington;
assistant corresponding secretary Mrs.
+. E. Martindale Salisbury, Mo; re-
cording secretary, Miss. Emily II.
Finn, Wilmington; treasurer, Mrs.
John III. Huntington. The new officers
will be elected at the Friday morning
! sessions.
Mrs. ]. Tally Smith will preside at
the Thursday morning session, which
will open at 10 o'clock. with a morning
watch led by Mrs. II. G.. Walls OF
Smyrna. followed by devotions In
charge OF Mrs. Smith. Greetings by
Rev. 7. w. X. Sumwalt. ID. d., and
Mrs. Irvine NJ. Finn. president of
lHuxiliary, i'll be responded to by Mrs
/ Walter Powell OF Dover. Organiza-
ton OF convention by Miss f.. II, Finn
I Atssa.p.1ftaur sx4fli he fAftntxfgl
/ by the election OF an assistant secre-
tary. appointment OF committees. and
reports from Mrs. John III. huntington
treasurer; Mrs. c. NJ. Fisher and Mrs
lC. T. Harry. auditors; and Mrs. &
Wesley Weldin, corresponding secre-
tary. After noontide prayer. Miss
Mary J. Wheeler will lead In =
memorial tribute. and Miss Bessie NJ
Bennett will sing solo. Mrs. 7. Il
Martindale OF Salisbury, Md. core.
spending secretary. win make re.
port. Luncheon will be served a
1880. At 1.3o the young people vii
lhold conference under the leader.
ship Of Mrs. w. II. Reeves.
The afternoon session will open a
= o'clock with n devotional service lee
by Mrs l.. NJ. Price of Smyrna. An.
nual reports for the Wilmington
dover, Middietown and Salisbury dis
tric,s will be made by Mrs Sarah Har
OF Wilmington. Mrs ]. l.. Sparklin o.
Georgetown. Mrs. Laura Z. Swartz o
E.aston. Nd, and Mrs. I. T.. Martindal'
of salisbury. Nd. respectively. Mrs
Babcock and Miss Copley will render
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
DEMAND FOR PLUMBERS.
Jobs Ont OF the City Plentiful But
Some Refuse 10 Leave Homes.

Robert w. Kramer, president Of the
Central Labor Union. received tele-
gram yesterday, asking that eight
plumbers be sent to a large eastern
city. where there was work for them
at wages, according 10 Mr.. Kramer in
advance OF those paid in this city
Mr.. Kramer consulted the State En-
ployment Office and learned t.iat no
union plumbers were enrolled there.
IT was question whether he could
supply the men needed. he said. At
the present time there are 35 plumber
who have been placed on jobs outside
~ this city. Many of the plumbers liv-
ing here do not wish to leave the city
for employment elsewhere and prefer
TO remain at home and wait until
business in tho building line begins to
| improve.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
PERFECT PLANS FOR
PROVINCIAL SYNOD
Opening Service VIII be Held IN
trinity Church Tuesday Morn
Ing. November rs.

tiaNa zoe the Provincial SNnod ~
~ l4lapNlai ,hureh 90 he held ~
ihla, ,tiN November "a 90 ~, inelu.
Altp. aip ntsnn muuKm to perfection,
fht lNinsiNtnA are that ii VII he the
iaat attended Nned that the ltos
NlAe nl Washington has had for
MAut NNaiHt
Hi4tesn bishops have already sis.
NiNsA ihsn intention a. he present AZ
sNp upenlnN a.lNlre in Trinity church
UN Np,vmlNt it, nt ~ a. "a, The lu,
iltt. fhuniaa ~ ualiur u. -, bishop
81 tpnnsrspp. Nnd president uf the
lsptnll,e ruuncu nt the church. viii
bt lhu pleseher
i,alewlnn that spfVico the synod
WNi inject fN organization IN Trinity
ihfish ilunHu And IA ifta y. NJ q
hNshpnn Wlil iW served a. an the dele.
sAite with mvmheln ~ the womans =
ssgtlnh ui ihe p,nnd in the uotcl d,l
iuNi Al this luncheon welcome
wiN hp extended hy ilirhop cook. Uov.
sinW npnnpN. NaNnt Harvey and nr
nnlilhpn uf lhe University uf Delta
~afH.
\ husInos. arsslon viii he held uu
rupsilat afternoon and ln the uVeninr
q missionary uassmvctlug n ~
iuhNa thuith, ai which Rev \. liar.
rlnulun liilpli and lley. James E
iftNman. a. ~, VIII hc the speakers
Al ihp mnlnlng session on Mcdncs.
nAf the snhiect ~ religious cduca.
ilnn VIII ~ unprrmusi. with addresses
" rev ~ W nillvr, Rev ., L.NNere
lirt " ~ neNflea. ~. -, and REV
william vi Gardner. ~ ~
A Han y ~ there viii be- Joint
srealUn of the synod aud wu~lan',
sfliinu. inr rUnlpruucc ON the sub.
ippi W missions
AZ b. m there will De- an educa
tNnal tunaampptinn m lmmanuc
thurth with addresses hy the REV
NhWlnef ~ furkur ~ Sewanoe. an,
thr liet john " suter. Dr.. ~ Mas,
shrhusetts
un Thursday the morning sc.s,or
~ ihp synod Wlll he devoted to IN,
suhltfl Ut Hurlal service. With ad
nttaHnH ~ Rev, Paul =, Atkins pea.
snheas William and Rev Robert 4
kffHier.
Another lulnl meeting viii be- hei,
W thV afternoon when brief repart,
~ the WumHn'H organization win a.
tfaNi fhia D. usually one ~ the mos
lht"itsllnk sessions ~ the cntlr,
sNnua
massmeeting on social servle,
Win 80 address b. the Rev. a.. a.
lWemhleN ~ Lancaster Pa. VIII \.
htd m ~ Andrews Church al
III. N-Ll ~ ~ far thc lars,s, an,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
HIem LIVING cosT STICKS.
Food Prices Decrease Trlile In Five
lItIes, Increase IN Two.

Washington, Nov. 5eRetaiI food
prices decreased during the month
ending October IS. according % depart
ment Of Labor stastics IN seven cities
out Of ~. whore Investigations are
maintained, the prices were stationary
In three others. Philadelphia. Balti-
more and Kansas city. and increased
in two, Omaha and Memphis. All
changes, however. were slight.
The largest price decrease amount
ed 10 per cent over the previous
month. and were noted in Manchester
N. IL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05

most important gathering OF the
Episcopal Church ever held in Della
ware, though II IN interesting to re-
cord that an adjourned meeting of
The second General Convention of the
'hurch was held In Wilmington oa
prtohcr 10th and nth. 1855. That
convention numbered ten clcrgymen
ana eleven laNmen. twonty-one per-
sons In all---being only Ave more than
ihe number of bishops To- be present
az the approaching synod.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
Noted singer at Union.

Union Methodist Episcopal Church
Fifth ana Washington streets has se-
cured Miss Virginia Shaffcr OF Frank
lin. Pa. 20 assist the minister in the
special services Go be held beginning
tomorrow and continuing 20 Nov. 20.
Miss Shaffer l. noted singer. who
has had great success on the operate
stagc. and later, in evangelistic sing.
ing 90 which she is now devoting heI
lie. She will sing every night during
the entire services which will be held
lat 1899 and 7.s0 ON sundays. and al
) .. m during the week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
Lecture Course For Teachers.

The extension department Of tho
University OF Delaware will conduct
a course Of 30 lectures in supervision
of study for the teachers of the city.
on Wednesday afternoons. Professor
A. Duncan Yocum OF the department
of education of the University VIII
be IN charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
Rev. u. \. Hamilton Police Chaplain

Rev. David S. Hamilton. formerly
OF Wilmington. has been made a police
chaplain OF the Paterson. y. J., police
department, Il was learned today. The
New Jersey city heralds the innova-
ton Of creating the chaplsinship OF
the police force as a move TO encour-
age and maintain the disciplinary
morals OF the mon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
scouts Festival "A Success.

A substantial sum was added TO the
treasury ~ Boy Scout Troops No. IA.
.of Goodman NJ. r.. Church az fes-
tival held IN the recreation room las,
night More than see tickets we're
0uld fof the aNafr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
Mnles Gel MarrIare Lleense.

A msriage license was issued ~
Clerk n the Peace John T.. Wright. 20
Isii shark. n years old. ~ ReadlnE,
Pa. and Ruth Marshall. 20 years old.
Of Newport, both deaf and dumb. Their
pnswers 10 questions were taken ~
writing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
20 to Church Tomorrow
Euen if You Are Not an Habitual Churchgoer

Tomoow Church offer special uniting
n this day of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05


o today
the Washington
III
with this solemn obliga spirits.
Evening star., 1921-03-09
PERSONAL


WE ARE NOW PAYING FOR s. to $40
WAsH1SGroN c10TH1Ns; EXCHANGE $50
y NV Main 1878 or drop postal.
DIR. EVANS, NERVE AND STOMACH SPE-
cialist-My electric treatment is proving
derfully successful. l absolutely guarantee re-
l'ef. Consultation free 1917 l. st. Phi. Fr. 151.
Evening star., 1921-03-09

CCOUNTASCY-lntense coaching by c. r. A
for auditor exam. March %: salaries s. Oio
s. 900 Course includes graded lessons and
test exam. Revenue Auditors Training Inst .
AZ Kellogg bldg. 1tlG Z ST q.
Evening star., 1921-03-09
FOUND.

GOLD WATCH-Hunting case; at nm oa1S nnS
Va. ave, Saturday, March D. eai u
Eye st. NV. ---
Evening star., 1921-03-09

ADVANCEMENT is what counts Hundreds Of
others bettering their condition in ttis
one big proposition. Join fhe crowd u, this
school Inspection invited. The Riley School
of Spinal Therapy, 1ll6 NV.
Evening star., 1921-03-09

WANTED-Specialty salcsIncn: good commits
sion and permanent position for PARTIES who
make good Apply TO Hanover Speciality Co..
Room ZIG. Stewart bldg. 9Th and sts until
6:aO y IN. and after : 30 m
Evening star., 1921-03-09
MALE.
ACCOUNTANTS.

No fntelIigen. man need remain a low -paid
subordinate when the Is Sale organization Of
ever 450 business experts gives him the oppor-
tuptty to get the training which will gut him
years ahead Of the rank and fle"-and this
In his spare time at home. Ia Sale training
nakes practical men in the shortest possible
LA SALE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY 9O5.
o07 9Oe Dist. Natl Bank bldg. Franklin 5Sl3
Evening star., 1921-03-09

AMBITIOUS MEN TO qualify in spare time for
positions in drafting profession: steady con.
genial work: good pay. Day evening Classes
complete course 3 TO months. Information as
TO opportunities request Enroll now Co.
lumbiA School OF Drafting. 18th snd T sts n w
AUTO MECHANIC. Belmont Sales Co.. 2i14
14th st. n W.
Evening star., 1921-03-09

WANrED-i. 500 railway traffic inspectors
No experience: train for this profession
through spare-time home study; easy terms:
teed money back. outdoors: local or truve.-
ing; under big who reward ability. Get
free booklet S-G6 Stand. Business Training
Int HIImn
Evening star., 1921-03-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for man with
some experience in secondhand furniture bust
ness. Address Rox 3i9-r. Star office.
Evening star., 1921-03-09
LOST.

BAR PIN, 2 inches long. rough gold. stones
sapphjres and diamonds. between keith me
ater and the ST. entrance of the New VII.
lard Hotel. Reward if returned to lost and
found dept, New Willard Hotel. IL
Evening star., 1921-03-09

OVERLAND TOCRING-19I9: model 90: rrac-
tically new tires: and motor in excellent
condition: has been we'll taken care of by
owner. $500. Col, ISl1.
Evening star., 1921-03-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.

COCKEREIS-25 thoroughbred Barred Rocx
cockerels. Thompson strain. Phone DR.. Bntz
Line. IL. S04 st. Sc. mar9s
Evening star., 1921-03-09

BEAUTY CULTURE offers many advantages
interesting work, good salary. etc. Our fee for
this course reasonable. Main 35lO or apply sO7
18th st. NV. the Carolyn Institute Of Beauty
0Dlture. 1Os
Evening star., 1921-03-09

STUTZ-1920; 4-passenger: months old: in
perfect condition. Main 1897 or North 5236.
FORD SEDAN-192O model. Phone n. 1856
before 1880 am IL
Evening star., 1921-03-09

A CHANCE 10 get ahead In n real profession
where opportunities are numerous with good
pay. Coufs. very interesting. Join the crowd
at the Riley School Of Spinal Therapy lll0
L IL
Evening star., 1921-03-09
WANTED-HELP.
AGENTS.
SALESMEN

LIFE INSURANCE MAN. experienced, to rep
resent in Washington Of the largest life
insurance companies; favorable opportunity for
good Address Rox 3DO-p Star office
Evening star., 1921-03-09

a STJJTZ TOURING-Late model: perfect con.
u dition; must be seen to be appreciated Cali
AG,;,,
Evening star., 1921-03-09

BOZ. white. with wheel to run errands. Ap-
w G~-E. AanG6~ Inc, ~ G at. NV.
Evening star., 1921-03-09

Before YOU invest your money
let me acquaint you with the
plan | have to offer.
You need only small sum Of money and it
will pay you to investigate. Address Box
a3a-T. Star office
Evening star., 1921-03-09

ESSEX TOURING-Gone 16.0 600 miles engine
tires finish in excellent condition. Phone tieye-
In nd 2n3.I for demon Ia ton. los
Evening star., 1921-03-09

CLOTHE the success of this
business depends thousands of hustlers of
moderate means. and have the lower price
clinched, and you can prove it by the price on
the new pants at 50; slightly used tuxedo and
full dress suits; good selection. Ladies' store
GIG ID. Justh's Old Stand, 619 D.
Evening star., 1921-03-09
WANTED-SITUATIONS.
FEM

DRESSMAK1NG: references. North 1855. 10,
LADY, young. desires position involving
clerical work and tipping; Of good personal
appearance, graduate of standard college prep
aratory, four years office experience; state
salary offered. Address Box 333-T. star
Evening star., 1921-03-09
WHITE MAN. to run elevator.
Apply room 100. Star building.

YOU'VE MAN. aggressive. TO represent es,aI-
lished printing plant: experience not necessary
II willing and ambitious: give age former
work ana salary expected. Address Box .,27 r
star office. 10.
YOUNG MEN, II 10 20 10 travel: cxpericnca
not necessary. CaiI before eight aud nfter
five. Room 21i. Mt. Vernon Hotel lOs
Evening star., 1921-03-09

| Statesmen wanted, men Of ability. to sell ma
! tionalIy advertised phonograph; unusually at
| tractive proposition to present prospects; Hb-
eral commissions. See Mr.. Barry. Metropoli
tan Hotel, Friday morning. 10 to - 10'
| SALkSMEN-TO sell sewing Machines house.
toulouse canvass. Apply Singer Sewing Ma
| chine Co a27 + ct NV
Evening star., 1921-03-09

| SODA CLERK. with drug experience. Nights
i and Sundays only. Call before six Tues.
| Thurs. After SIX Wednesday. Portland Drug
; Store 18th ST. and VT ave- o.
Evening star., 1921-03-09
WANTED-HELp.
FEMALE DOMEsTIC-Continued

COOK-Reliable for small family and do gen
erA housework. Apply 2156 California St I: "
Evening star., 1921-03-09
WANTED-HELP.
~ q - ~

BOYS (2). for soda fountain; experienced pre-
ferrsd; one may work after school hours.