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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01
CONCERT TONIGHT

The Cosmo Players. four skilled
artists In comedy. singing. dancing
and music. will give several sclec-
tions a, the Strand thcater tonight.
This will be in addition to the reg
ular picture but without extra charge.
These Cosmo Players are said 10
be among tho best now travelling.
having been for q long time on the
Orpheum circuit. Their orchestra
and Marimba band are especially fca-
turcd.
Tho remainder of this week and
next Sunday these players will be at
the Strand giving varied program
each evening.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01

PARIS. July--for the organlic
gown which is So great favo-!t, this
season. the modisies have Invcnicd (,
novel decoration. This H. "a tightly
plated rosctto Of the sam, material
aud shade as the gown, with siAg'c
big bad % a contracting cole" In the
ccntcr. These roscttes go layishly
used. There may bo u circl" cf them
around tho skirt above tho hem and
u doabie line about the walls. while
other fcstoons or scrolls OF tho rms.
cites are posed at the necki!nc
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01

NEW YORK SO much attention
has been paid this season 10 the SIR
drrsr silku for wear under crepe 1c
chimes aud g"orgcticS that th" lit'
rcric dr,+s slip has been u bi, neg
icctcd Many women. however. pre-
Ter naiusook or linen drcH' slip be
meath gingham ar cotton voIlo
ffock For such women there are
cool ,iipn Ia white and coiorl II IL
smart To work ones iniualn In pas
tel shade on the front OF q white Nm
Eorlc slip,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01

NEW SORk Al,hoagh the bat
eau neck line prrSista In moicln Tor
early fall. there is sometimes slight
difference which distinguishes II
from the earlier batcau. Tie from, OF
tho nccklinc IL likely to hc ,ihc top
ot flat. wide panel running .hn
entire length OF the skirt, Acroas the
top of the panel are marrow folds ~
the goods, giyine - rather braided ~.
feet These folds are carried out niso
cu the sides OF the panel ani uronnd
the blccycr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Aug. MARY
McMullon. four years ago. became
this county's official cupid.
At that time she secured employ
mcnt In the clerks office. and on
her first. day at work issued her
first marriage license.
The couple Uttered their way out.
and Mary quite detcrminedly said:
Not for me. I'll never marry"
Pass two years. Mary issues tho
four-thousandth marriage license
from her desk. Enters Charles
Duffy as n court clerk in another
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01

PARIs-Thorc is u yogL, 81 ;h"
nom ent for sunflowcrs. This fplaGhy
decoration is most effective when
carried out IN some such material as
goJrget1c combined will patent
leather. ON white gcorgctte dance
hock. for example. there rrc large
sunfloworS of orang" gcorg',,a with
centorY Of black patent leather. A
sunnowcr holds the sash ON the righ,
side OF the normal waistliL". Other
sanflowc,T form an apaulct crioo, on
tho shoulders.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01

ron SALE-Rcasonablc. Lot rs X
i20 feet on Main ST.. next to Gen.
tral Hotel. Torms.
FOR SALE-,Four room modern
house. furnished. located on nice
lot 30 X 10 feet. Ntce large barn
can be used as garage. Price s:500.
Terms.
FOR SALE--Six room modern
house. Completely furnished. Close
In, on pavement, lawn. shade and
fruit trees, garage. This Is n dandy.
nice home and priced reasonable. at
$500, Terms. u. Ryan, SIG N. 9th,
ST. 1s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01

NEW YORK. In all IN" cclor
combinations of III" season none n
moro queer than that Of flame and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01

department OF the eehoing old
courthouse.
Says Mary again: Marry? I've
never thought of it."
Another two years. Another four
thousand marriage licenses issued
by Mary-that is. to be exact.
3,9o9.
Then Duffy whispered somethiny 7
into Mary's ear. Mary was rccep.
live. srt
And the eight-thousandth license
Mary issued to herself. Now she's
Mrs. Charles Duffy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01

LOST---A leather prescription case
containing several surgical In
strumcnts. Fipder please notify DIR,
4. h. Sykes, Recreation. Ore. la
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01
NEW TODAY

FOR SALE-Good garage and mach
Inc shop. cheapest rent In county
u, good price. Box N. G. Herald of.
flee. i-1s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01

FOR RENT Furnished apis. Lorenz
Apt. f25 y, 9Th ST. Ia
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01
WANTED

To hire sixteen good logging
horses. long job. Marion Nine. Box
:iG, city. Lac
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01

Your alarm clock will start tho
breakfast fire IL you use an electric
range. Link River Electric Co. 29-2
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01

brown. There " II certain orange
harnonizc well enough with nearly
any shade of brown, but Ia combine
the two was. unhcard of until local
shop displayed sweater Of the bat
" type. From the neck To the middle
uf both front and back. the slip-on
was done In shades Of brown. rose
and flame. ending In n wide band OF
flan,r. Below this the shading went
from flame io rose and thence N
brown shades. ending In sand. IRE
effect was very lovely.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01
Two Sides of Turnover

The alert business man dealing with
present day conditions knows that
the big word today is Turnover"
Whether he be a merchant, manu-
facturer, jobber, or banker, he sees
that one thing with clear vision
unbiased by the limits of his own
business. 1t is in the air, and on the
tip Of every tongue.
And yet many of them-entirely
too many-are thinking OH only one
side of Turnover. They think of it
as meaning rapid selling-putting
money in and getting it out quickly
and at profit. They realize that
they must put greatly increased eff
forts back of all their plans for SELL
ing and distribution.
The other half of Turnover is the
consumer. All selling plans and eff
forts fail if the consumer doesn't
want to buy. His desire for the pro-
duct must be created. He must meet
the seller half way. He must be in a
mood to buy before the salesman
meets him across the counter.
That is the function of Advertis-
ing-to create consumer demand
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01

and consumer preference. With this
demand as a fact all selling plans
have chance to succeed. Without
it they fail. The only chnace for
salesmanship to succeed without an
existing demand is for salesmanship
to assume the task that belongs to
advertising-the task of creating
demand.
If the present efforts that are be-
ing put into selling were amply sup
ported by corresponding effort to
create consumer demand through
Advertising. the business coalitions
of this community would be rapidly
changed into an era of great pros
perity-in spite of local conditions
and everything else. y
The proof of this is in the fact
that right now, under these very
conditions, the dealers who are put
ting proper emphasis on creating
demand for their product, as well as
selling it are doing a big business
and are actually getting the high
turnover that others are trying so
strenuously to get through intensive
selling.
The New York herald., 1922-11-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
Tor nire-rssseuEer Cars.

CApftLAC~ iin1ouriue. monthly. ov.reF
drives NJ years private chauffeur. BUCK-
H0uT. io276 Col.
weekly. monthly. lowest rates BAR.
circle t0iiS.
IDCCNOBfLE limousine. late model. zoor
condition VIII sacrifice reasonable price
Audu~en ST11
INCO#Dt}tIE Limousine 20 hire Nv month q
wear r1if0rmed chauffeur. Mud s1as
PACKARD limousine and landaulef. hifr
week, month lato models compefnut chaui
feur reasonable rates. a1J y. iQih lshine
lander ts31,
The New York herald., 1922-11-17

GOING South, viii dispose OF beautiful 4
room. bath apartment. furnishod rare op-
portuniy for one seeking an ideal home; in
spection by appointment Phone 249O Circle.
Apartment. i2A
COMPLETELY furnished four room apa TT
ment; sacrifice sale. Apt 3. 027 w. i36th.
The New York herald., 1922-11-17
PUBLIC NOTICES.

CREDITORS, Attention Amy claims. 10
SEpH HECKER, 81 10. 10th 81. Can I'm
medintcly.
ELsiE's Klddie House viii care for kddies.
afternoons, evenings: excellent care: rea.
sonabie fee. Circle a7oT. - w. SD.
MY wife, Alice, left my bed aud board
and am not responsible for any debts she
contracts against me. ClfNs. BERGELr.
The New York herald., 1922-11-17
HELP WANTED-Female.
Instruction.

COMPLETE OUTFIT FREE
BY REGISTERING NOW.
Wanamaker Beauty School,
430 9Th AV., near 39th,
Opp. Lord & Taylor. Tel. Vanderbilt 1iIG
Brooklyn Branch School,
506 Atlantic Av.. Opp. l.. /. r. Il. Sta.
Telephone STA Prospect.
LEADING SCHOOLS IN AMERICA
Earn $50 Weekly
HairdresSinq, ManicuPinq.
All branches taught: register now for high
grade position, cannot fin the demand; ;
reach out now fOr success IN an environ
ment OF wealth and refinement; day. eve
ming classes. We start you IN business: easy
terms. Write or call for particulars.
The New York herald., 1922-11-17
HELP WANTED--MaIe.

APPRAISAL man. architectural and mcehan-
ical; only those who have had experiences
with appraisal organization; permanent posi-
lion. STANDARD Appraisal Co. 30 John ~.
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen.
We require s live statesmen for Nash.
Willys-Knight and Overland automobiles.
only those willing TO hustle need apply; best
territory in Brooklyn. Hamilton Auto Sales,
ath aN.. NJ sGth ST.. BrooklNm.
The New York herald., 1922-11-17
FURNITURE.

DEDUCT aOco
From Amy Piece OF Furniture.
Self service IN Furniture buying. The first
tlrie IN New Yorks history
GRAND RAPIDS TIFg WORLDS BEST
FURNITURE.
Can Now Ee Bought al This New York
Branch Warehouse.
We display the latest designs IN up 20 the
minute Furniture, aud IN our 30 600 "a. feet
of showrooms YOU viii find qualities un-
caualed and prices that VIII amaze and
astound the keenest bargain hunters.
No long 0credits--no fancy displsys--all
these overhead expenses are deducted from
the price tag.
Notice 70 Dealers: Bring your custoiuers
az usual, charge your own price and pay
as 50es of the tag price.
Open 70 T.. NJ. daily and Saturday
Easily reached by 9th and 10th av. cars
59th ~. crosstown cars and u. II. T. sub
way NJ 55th ~.
Monthly Fulle,in No. IL on requestA
Telephone Civcic a342.
GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE
MANUFACTURERS WAREHOUSE
ASSOCIATION.
5is-520 WEST 55TIi STREET.
The New York herald., 1922-11-17
SITUATIONS WANTED Male


SITUATIONS WANTED Male.
ACCOUNTANT. office executive; man, 49,
single. ~ present secretary su.,t ~
manufacturing concern OF uncertain future.
desires permanent connection in responsible
capacity; highest references. Box 533. 1910
broadway.
ACCOUNTANT. auditing. periodical book
keeping arrangements. = systematlzing
Cr ne. 205E, Hudson Terminal. Cortlandt
i2as.
ACCOUNTANT. expert; opens closes, sys-
tematizes books regular intervals. Dixie
ll2 ~ letl.
ARTIST. young man. experienced in cartoon
ingN,nd art work. would like position
with small publication. Edward Hines. 1885
y. 9ith 81. BROOKLYN. Skidmore 2si4R
BUTLER-VALEr
japanese. "a. first class In every respect
best New York references Kindly write 10
2lt4 Herald, Herald 50.
BUTLER wishes position. lest references,
SG5 Care Mrs. Smith. us Lexington az
BUTLER. Swiss. private family 20 years :
city references. A.. 109 w 5fth
BUTLER. Swiss (23l. competent. city refer
ence Write John Eicholzer $50 " ed.
BUTLER. or butler-houseman first class
city. country. d. 146i 30 nv.
CAI,lNETMAKER. polisher, uphoisterer also
carpenter. wants work premises or
shop: reasonable. G. Tambaco. 223 y. 10th.
CARETAKER
Couple. American. desire positions on
snx ss@e Sy Sogn' bss stand
CARETAKER-Man As, Canadian, wants
position around private estate; reliable.
good. willing worker: reference: country
place preferred. 22G0 Herald. Herald 81.
CHAUFFEUR-MECTIA Swedish. three
years last position; Cadillac. Standard;
neat. willing. courteous; s25. S 2iIl Her
aid, Herald so.
CHAUFFEUR, single, experienced city
driver: years personal reference last
positions; willing. oblging; go anywhere.
II. G.. 1861 broadway
CHAUFFEUR 10 years experience years
last position, good mechanic. careful driver.
Al references. wishes position private family.
w. Ericsson. ~ East 6ist 81
CHAUFFEUR (20). experienced high grade
cars. wishes position private family
years experience: highest references Box
l3s Grand Central. city.
CHAUFFEUR, single. city or country: eX-
cellent references, on high class cars,
willing and reliable. For Interview phone
O'Rellly. jerome M26
CHAUFFEUR. -. u years experience. pri-
vatc or commercial. city or country;
years last position: best references. George
Salvin. EOS West Ssth e.
CfIAUFFEUR-M MECHANIC, 81. single. wishes
private position; best reference; years
last position. Roy Cannolla, 2562 Webster sy.
CHAUFFEUR. experienced. wishes position,
private or commercial: years on last
private Job. r. Jordan, ssl n av.
CHAUFFEUR and wife wish positions rs
chauffeur rnechs mic .Hnd waitress chamber
maid Wallace. s5l W. 3ath, after 9 Y. ".
CHAUFFEUR. wishes urht dclivery cxpe
rieuced. Tloirtz, care superintendent
Telephone Wsdsworth St20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man, colorfd. wants
position earnest and polite licensed. Ca
thedral S5i2.
n CHAUFFEUR. married. years eN-
pcrience, Cadillac. other cars.
Walker. 80 W. io2d Clarhson GRs
CffAUFFEUR. reliable, colored, wishes posi-
flou prfrate best references six years OK
poricncc. Scott, Z w. i34ih. Harlem GfGd.
The New York herald., 1922-11-17
Observation-Disclosures.
Unfurnished-oueens.
APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

FURNISHED apartment between GOih and
ga SITS, West, near subway, 3 or u rooms
some one going away for January. February
and March, who would appreciate q good
suh-tenant. Address i. r. VALENTINE.
f'URNtsHED--Two bedrooms kitchenette
bath; father. daughter; reasonable. NJ 1850
IIarald- La rlnIn-
The New York herald., 1922-11-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Loans.

LOANS UP TO $1,000 for one year or less.
weekly or monthly payment plan; no chat
tells. no pawns, no assignment Of salary re-
quired. Character and earning power the
basis OF credit
THE NORRIS PLAN COMPANY,
Main Office. 261 Broadway
PCS Grand ST., 20 Court St. BROOKLYN
36l Il. 1I9th st. 1868 Pitkin Av., B'klyn
Union Square. so4 Manhattan Av., B'klyn.
The New York herald., 1922-11-17
unfurnisl,ed.

WEST SIDE mot above fi5tir st.)-Unfur-
nished furnished apartments. 2-3-s
rooms, bath. now until May or Juno: rent
SJO-SIJ; refined. Address 4. II. s., Box III. ,
white Plains. N. "
18th to lOOth st.. East or West--wanted for
young couple with small children four
room apartment; two bedrooms, living room
hath, ldtchenette not more than S75 per
Wonth; must be- clean snd W to date. Write
~ Park ay., Apt. &c.
The New York herald., 1922-11-17

18TH ST., il6 EAST-Apartment con-
sisting Of eight rooms and three baths,
ninth floor. southern exposure: immediate
possession. Apply DOUGLAS l.. ELL
MAN & CO., IS East 49th ST., Plaza 920O
The New York herald., 1922-11-17
DRIssSNIAKERs.
FU,s.
PIANOS AND PHoNoGRArus.

PLAYER piano. almost new. $ note. perfect
condition: also several upriEhts, standard
makes. FOR sale az low prices and tasy
terms pianos 70 rent CHAS. II. DTTScN
n co. s-lO-ls East Hath 81
The New York herald., 1922-11-17
HELP WANTED-MaIe.
SALESMAN.

ALE@ NJ a n.
HIGH CLASS. ENpERiENCTn Tol-t
GOODS sALEsdAN CATANg,E 81
SELLING ALL CLASSES Of tkAti
GREATER N5w YORK TEwtiToN
FOR OLD BsTAUrfsIlEp MANufAl
Line or Toii.Er PfrpARaTioN-
ONLY ONE WHO HAS SELLING Wv
PERlENCE ~ T.ns or klNnhhi
SPLENDID FUTURE. BIG EANAlhts
POSSIBILITIES FOR RIGHT PANlh
STATE TELEPIlONE sUalRER no lN
SURE PROMPT INTERVIEW. ua-
HERALD. $50 BROADWAY.
Statesmen ca. TRAVEL
ING, SYNDICATE CUTS.
z x p + r Z n G r ID PRE-
+ FERRED, BUT NOT NECES-
SARY, TO SELL BANKS
AND MERCHANTS ~ L W
PROPOSITIONS; STRAIGHT
c ON Nj s SION. NO AD-
VANCES; OUR MEN EARN
So, 900 YEARLY UPWARDS.
ROOM St7, 1919 B'WAY.
Statesmen
You can sell a proposition that tnrle.
diately creates desire 20 buy. II yoa
have enterprise that combines safety
growth IN n tho Value iS % its shares. yoa sre
all set for big business. When sou have
earnest and Intelligent office nssis,-
ing with a commission az $50 az the mln-
imum. Sf20 IS the average. then go4
have a quick and highly profitable income
producer. Let as get together. Rooms lWys~
o Wiss Bldg. 6Ii broad 81. newark, N. J.
Statesmen, ex-seryice men. investigate our
offer Mr. Miller. room o0l. ls0 Ilemsen
st., Brooklyn.
SECOND man. experienced, country; 500; ref
ersnccs necessary. Madison Agency, 1os
Madison Ave
STATISTIClAN-In operating and manare-
ment department OF a large real estate Of
fice must be familiar witt. building opera
tion costs, &C. Applications to be consid-
cred must give full detailed Information.
Box L 633 Herald $50 Broadway.
STONE SETTER FOREMAN
wanted on large fob in Philadelphia; none
but high class man considered: give fuii
particulars In first letter. Address Irwin 4
Leighton, i26 North l2st st., Philadelphia
Pa.
The New York herald., 1922-11-17

18TH, East-Deslrabfe 5tn av. corner suite
Immediate possession: also two rooms and
bath; hotel and Restaurant Elysee service
inspection invited.
The New York herald., 1922-11-17

ment department OF a large real estate Of
flee: must be familiar WITT. building opera
tion costs, &C. Applications to be consio~
cred must give fun detailed Information
Box L 633 Herald $50 Broadway.
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CHAMBERMAID, FINNISH.
The superior type,
years in last position.
LAZ,ARE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
I'D ST. and Lexington av

Arst class. two colornd
Williams. t0lA West e9th
The New York herald., 1922-11-17

CLINTON AV., 293.
Private, semi-detached house; large rooms.
singiy or en- suite, with or without private
bath: continuous hot water. maid service,
electricity, parquet floors. hot water heat:
everythhg>up to date: no housekeeping.
SUITE OF rooms furnished, heat and elec-
tricty, suitable for business couple gen
tleman. Park Side court. Flatbush.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-12-01

SUMS SUI ~
k gray, OOCl Van Heusen Soft Co
-%1N all styles -------
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Phillips County herald., 1922-08-03
DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY
LAST THURSDAY

The Democratic county assembly
OF Phillips county was held ut the
court house In Holyoke last Thurs
day. with representatives from 1--WE
Of tho eight precincts.
w. D. Kelsey was elected temper.
airy chairman. u. w. Lindberg tenn.
porary secretary and Mrs. Katie v.
Justice temporary secretary. This
organization was later made perma.
nent.
Delegates were elected 60 the state,
conversational. judicial. senatorial and
representative assemblies. The dele
gates 70 the state assembly are as
follows: L. y. Taylor q. y. Weir.
5. $. worley. w. d. Kelsey. l.. II
House and a. G. Cnublc.
The following resolutions were
adopted
We. your committee on rcsoiu;ons'
neg 10 submit the following;
I'VE condemn the unwarrnntrd and
lavish oxponditnrc OF tho peoples
money derived from taxation, by tho
Republican party, both state and na'
tiinal
we condemn the Republican ad
Phillips County herald., 1922-08-03

yoke Tuesday doing some shopping
Kenneth Goodman and Martha
Brandt were among those attending
Institute at Brush this week.
Lydia Sanders is helping cook foI
the threshing crew. They were al
Detmer's Thursday. and are at the
Sporl farm now.
Mr.. Einsphar had quite a sick
horse Sunday evening.
Esther Sanders called on Martha
Brandt Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Dirk had to take little
Irene to the doctor Saturday. He
said she had the summer grippe.
Rosie and Freda Sporl visited at
John Detmers Thursday and spent
the evening with the Sanders.
Herbert Brandt. while driving the
horses home in the hail Wednesday,
got so pounded up he was forced TO
let loose OF the lines and protect
himself. as he had bumps as large
as hen eggs ON his hands. arms and
head. Luckily. the horses got home
in good shape.
Grace and Sophie struckmeyer and
Mr.. Krag We're out looking at Mr..
Krugs wheat and making arrange
ments for bin room TO tnresh Fri
day.
Little Helen sporl spent few
days visiting with Grace Sanders last
week.
A streak of hail coming through by
Frank Brandt's aud Henry sehellen-
borg's Wednesday stripped the corr.
and damaged the remaining wheat.
also damaged the gardens, which Is
sure quite an Item.
Phillips County herald., 1922-08-03

ministration for their delay in pass
ing the bonus bill and other measures
for ex-soldiers, which have been be
fore congress for the past two years.
I'VE condemn the Fordnsy Tariff
bill for raising the prices OF materials
for the common people anc at the
same time placing a tariff OF 3. cents
per bushel on wheat when the farm,
er only receives SO to s5 cents per
bushel. ~ 81
Eve pledge our nominees 70 an
economic administration of coanty
affairs. consistent with efficient ad-
ministration OF their several Offices.
I'VE condemn the unwarranteJ ex-
penditure of the, states money for
maintaining an army OF rangers With
in the state OF Colorado during the
time of peace at an expenditure Of
over 100000 for armories
I'VE especially commend the ac.
tious OF the Democratic minority in
both branches of congress for their
able and determined eight against the
corrupt and extrayagant expenditure
OF the peoples money. = :,
I'VE further condemn the present
congress for seating Of Newberry
from Michigan in that body.
Heretofore II has been the policy
to pledge our faith and support 70
the principle laid down by the Jcf.
ferson Democracy. but We at this
time take this opportunity to express
our abiding faith In that glorious pa
triot and peoples executive. Wood.
Phillips County herald., 1922-08-03
Julesburg Star Route

Henry Schellenberg got load Of
cobs' from Hudspeth's Monday.
John Detmer took Mr.. Cox's Ford
son down and got two wagon loads
of coal in Holyoke Tuesday for
threshing.
Mesdames Chris and Bill Sanders
were callers at Frank Brandt's Sat
urday afternoon.
Mrs. Lounsbury and son were call
ers at John Detmer's Wednesday
forenoon.
Mp. and Mrs. George Sporl and
Mrs. Tom Atkins called at Chris
Sanders Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Avery has been visiting at
the Brandt home this week.
Mrs. Reichelt went to Julesburg to
get Mr.. Reichelt and his brother, who
were returning from Denver, where
they went on business.
Lorena Yaggie. is helping Mrs.
Sorenson cook for threshers thfs
week.
Sunday dinner guests at Herman
Detmer's were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Detmer and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Avery and children, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Schellenberg, Mr. and
Mrs. John Detmer and Otto and
Doris Hildebrandt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Sanders and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Sanders and fam
lily called at George Sports Sunday
afternoon
Mrs. Cox and children were in Hol
Phillips County herald., 1922-08-03
p official
Announcements

Editor Herald Please announce
that will be q candidate for the Of
flee Of County Treasurer OF Phillips
county. subject to Nthe will of the
Republican voters at the assembly
and primary.
Y W. A. BEARD.
Phillips County herald., 1922-08-03

row Wilson.
We hereby submit the above
Your committee,
II. Sutherland.
Leslie f. Taylor.
s q. b. Weir.
Nominations for candidates for thx
various county Offices were Their
made. resulting In the folowIng IL
dorsements: lf
County clerk and recorder. Henry
T Gassert. fi
County treasurer, Thomas II. Har
greaveS sf fs
Sheriff. W. |. correll, w p. Lur-
mis- W
County assessor. Claire Layman.
County superintendent of schools.
Chas. II. Peter. 'tt
County coroner. Harry j. Radford-
County surveyor. C. A. Guernsey
County commissioner for hrs, dis.
trict. Alpheus Swobe
After selecting prccinct committee
men and committcewomen the a.
sembly adjourned.
Phillips County herald., 1922-08-03
WANTED

Young men. handy with earpente
tools. for permanent employment on
car work-rate. i7c 20 Csc per hour.
depending on ability. Time and one
half after eight hours. Call on on
write TO Master Mechanic. c. d. q @
Il. II.