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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-06-29

Sank Centre, by the pastor, Rev. J.
A. Stein, in the presence of the i'm
mediate relatives of the contracting
parties.
The bride wore a dainty gown of
white organdie and was attended by
her sister Rosina who wore pink or
candle. Ernest Alderman brother of
the groom was best man.
Tuesday at 600 p. m. dinner was
served at the home of the brides
parents to about thirty. In the eve
ming a largely attended bridal dance
was held. tss !.
The, happy couple left by auto on
Wednesday for a two weeks visit
with relatives and friends in western
South Dakota. Upon their return
they will live with the groom's par
ents on the farm ten miles west of
Sank Centre. They will be at home
to their friends after July 10th.
The bride has resided in Orange
township for the past ten years and
the groom moved to this section
about three years ago from South Da-
kota. They are popular young people
in the circle in which they move and
their many friends join the Herald in
extending Fluctuations in the hope
that their married life will be long
happy and prosperous.
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C. H. Smith and son have returned
from visit with the formers broth
r John at Hankinson, N. D.
Remember the Beaufort Hotel
when in Minneapolis. Large lobby,
good reception room for ladies. Many
rooms with private bath and phone.
Advise.
Miss Merle Pangburn who has
been employed at Argusviiic for the
past few weeks arrived home Friday
of last week.
Get that boy a pair of washable
crash trousers for the 4th of July,
all sizes to 18-$1.00 per pair-The
Model.-Adv.
Mrs. T. w. Schleppegrell and son
Thorald of Menhaga arrived Satur-
day and is the guest Of her daughter
Mrs. Arthur Weyhrauch.
Misses and Children's white can
vas oxfords and strap slippers
Special at SIPS and $1.50-The
Model-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barto Doty left
Tuesday for their home in Tintah af-
ter few days. visit with relatives
and friends in this city.
Miss Kathryn Roemer of Minneap-
oils arrived the latter part Of last
week and will be the guest of Miss
Laura Mcintyre indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Millett and
daughter of Minneapolis was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Meier
ton from Friday until Monday.
Did you see the Sunnysuds Wash
er? The running mate to the Laun-
dryette. A great machine for little
money. At the Janecke Bldg. Geo.
E. Clark.-Adv.
Boys washable knickers in khaki
and duck, only $1.00 per pair, at A.
Dahlem's-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Knapp and
Miss Dola Grundman returned Mon
day from St. Paul where they attend
ed the wedding of Mr.. Knapp's sis
ter.
Old potatoes in good supply at A.
Dahlem' s-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Lembke, left
the latter part of last week for their
home in South Dakota after spending
several days at the H. c.. Lembke
home.
Mrs. Charles Hayes of st. Paul
arrived Wednesday evening and will
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

Any person not member of the
Sank Centre Fire Department is
forbidden to ride on either of the
fire trucks going to or from a fire
This order will be strictly enforced
and those in the habit of riding on
the trucks will please govern them
selves accordingly.
DUGAN McGHEE,
So Fire Chief.
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CARD OF THANKS,

We wish to express our heartfelt
and very sincere thanks to the people
of Sank Centre for the innumerable
acts of kindness extended following
the drowning, as well as the burial
of our beloved son and brother, Al
phonse Steffes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Steffes
adv-pd and Children.
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is a society editor of a large Col
orado Springs daily and is making a
name for herself in journalistic
work. Miss Bertha Rich is also in
Colorado Springs and is instructor of
Nurses in a large hospital.
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BAND RE-ORGANIZES

The Sank Centre band has been
re-organized by electing DR.. P. o.
Peterson manager and DR.. A. L. Blk
as director. Weekly practice will be
held and it is expected that the reg
ular park concert season will start
about July Is. The new organiza-
ton has a membership of Is.
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!: SOCIAL EVENTS
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THE MARRIAGE OF MISS MAR
garete friedman daughter of Mrs.
Mary Friedman, South Osceola Ave-
nue. St. Paul to Aloysius F. Breher
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E.. Brehcr OF
Sank Centre was solemnized at st.
Francis de Sales Catholic Church
Wednesday morning June Fl at nine
o'clock, the pastor Rev. Father BoJec,
officiating.
The ceremony was attended by the
immediate relatives and friends ct
the happy couple. The bride was
gowned in crepe satin trimmed with
pearls and carried lilies of the valley
and sweet peas. She was attended
by her sister Victoria who wore an
orchid crepe dress and hat to match,
carrying a bouquet of sweet peas.
Leonard Boyer, cousin of the groom
was best man. Little Florence Holme
of Sank Centre, niece of the groom,
was the flower girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Breher arrived In
Sank Centre Tuesday evening for
short visit with the gentleman's par
ents and left Wednesday afternoon
for short honeymoon trip to Glac-
Ter Park. .,
Mr.. Breher is an employee IN the
office of the Omaha Railroad OF st.
Paul and upon their return they will
take up housekeeping in the Dale
Apartments, Grand avenue and Dale
street. They will be at home to
their friends after August 1st.
T.
JOSEPH ARGONNE JACKSON
celebrated his birthday Monday June
26th, entertaining Robert Ry:iholm,
James and Mary Louise Scott, Jacz
Preston, Jimmie Pangburn, Robert
Buns Anderson, Billie Sore, Ruth
Sparkes, Majorie Ireland of Wadena,
with their mothers, at the home OF
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Jackson on Main street. Dainty re-
treatments were served at live
O'Clock.
A DELIGHTFUL LUNCHEON
was served tire following guests at
the Palmer House Sunday by Geo.
W. Tanner: Mr.. and Mrs. h. j..
Wagner and daughters Bernice and
Charlotte and Louis Eckenrod OF 81.
Cloud.
A COMPANY OF SAUK CENTRE
people,, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
W. Sprague of that city, motored to
st. Cloud yesterday afternoon and
were entertained at Grandmother's
Tea Garden. A member Of the party
was Mrs. Fannie French Morse,
superintendent of the State School for
Girls, who will leave for Washington
July 6, to take charge of similar
institution under federal manage
ment in that city .-Journal-Press st.
Cloud, June %.
WEDNESDAY EVENING MR..
and Mrs. Veron Grey gave mis-
cellanecous shower at their home in
honor of Miss Leila Grey who is a
bride-tu-be.>
MRS. FANNIE FRENCH MORSE
was hostess at six o'clock porch
party Monday evening June 26th to
about twenty-five guests at the Ad-
ministration Building. The porch
was very artistically decorated IN
ferns and wild flowers.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON JUNE
9th, Ida Viola Glockzin, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Glockzin OF
Orange township, Douglas county was
united in marriage to James Acker-
man, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. b.
Alderman, residing near West Union
The ceremony was performed at the
Evangelical Zion Lutheran Church
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
into on the 18th day of November, 1920.
by and between JOHN wANAMAKER, NEW
YORK, and MRS. NJ. FALKENBACK, l will
sell on the 23rd day of March, 1922, ati ten
o'clock In the forenoon, In the piano depart
ment of John Wanamaker, in the City.
county and State of New York, one style
American Walnut yictrola. of the make of
brunswick, as provided by Sections TO >and
81 OF the Personal Property Law.
NAT. w. GENDERING, Auctioneer.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

REFORMATION. desired OF whereabouts Of
exrna Mesrabian. wife OF Toros Mesrabian,
nHsfng for over eight years, formerly resided
AZ No. 243 East 8sth St, New York city;
believed to be dead. Kindly communicate
with KATsKE a BERNSTEIN. attorneys.
No Graham av., Brooklyn, N Y, or Toros
Mesrabian, 81 Beach d7th st.. Edgemere, l.. I.
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Statesmen.
THREE REAL Statesmen.

You have seen the advertising of
our product In the Times and on
the billboards of the subway. ele-
waited and tube trains III New York
city, Brooklyn and New Jersey.
You have bought II on the news
stands. &C. Now We are expand
Ing and want three more live wire
producers 70 sell limited amount
of our capital stock. We furnish
leads. You clo7e them. Liberal com
mission arrangement, netting 500
q week and up. Address box rs
Herald, Herald 50.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

Ave will pay highest possible prices for
furniture, houses, apts pianos, bric-a-
brac, books. works OF art. NORMAN, IS
University place. Phone Stuyvesant 23T7
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

TWO pool tables. complete: good condition
500 Monroe st. Hoboken, n. j. Telephone
Hoboken 1f27-M.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

pTTOMAR l.. wAGENFoHR. mother walt.
Ing 70 hear from you as father died Feb.
kpary IL, 1922. -----l-
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M MANUFACTURING company resrming pro
duction OF very high grade patented prod
net. sold by Western Electric and other
prominent companies. for use in railway,
power field and TO leading hardware Jobbers.
wants investment house of good standing to
market preferred stock issue: the corpora
tion has no record OF earning, but has
standa rdzed Its product and Is ready 70
get into production. Box A A 6S8 Herald,
Downtown.
WILL sell so valuable. tested. silver copper.
zinc mining claims, Silver City, n. NJ
81, 900 option cash on each claim for 90 days
on purchase price: closing estate late Calvin
Amory Stevens: also mines In Goldiuville.
y. s. JESSIE j. STEVENS. Administrative.
Atlantic av., Sea Gate. Brooklyn, n. r.:
address week. Phone Coney Island oSSS.
BOSTON Mass, Office business for sale al
sacrifice; owner has other business here
which requires all his time; win particularly
interest insurance adjuster or detective; ex-
penses nominal: profits g0Gc: will bear
closest investigation: $S. 500 takes H. Mr.
DOW, Lafayette G200. or write 119 Eastern
Parkway. Brooklyn, for interview.
$40. 900 WANTED. with or without services /:
established publication. E 1885 Herald,
Brooklyn.
MONEY to loan on stocks and bonds
FRIEDMAN & CO.. 81 Beaver ST. m "
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
AUTOMOBILE AUCTION SALE
TODAY, MARCH .. IL O'CLOCK,
BIlOWMtS Alto SAT ECnnnAf-

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION SALE
TO-DAY, MARCH q. IL O'CLOCK
BROWNS AUTO SALESROOMs.
~ Az. corner ilth II. Stuyyesant a5t0.
The following cars have been assigne
70 us for public auction to-day
Cheterolet touring. Dodge touring Oh it.
ler touring and roadster. Studehaxer Ir
ing, Liberty touring. 3 Buick touring SIT
touring Hupmobile touring Stutz road e
Moon touring. REQ touring Chalmers ul
ing Overland touring. q Fords road, ig1
touring and commercials trucks, ! ton
ana ton. Many other makes of pa lcu
ger and commercial cars not listed above.
put tnat VII be entered before ~ O'Clock
noon to-day.
SELLERS List your car with MS. We
nave the buyers. Your car Is sold while
you wait. Commission Is charged II
your car is scld.
OUR AGT0MoBiLE AUCTION SALES ARE
HELD MONDAY, WE'D, THURS, q SAT.
quickest way for buyers and sellers.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Male-Dome,tic.


ORIENTAL American Employment Agensy
chinese, Koreans Japanese Al cooks, but
iers, energetic houseworkcls fad satisfac-
ton this agency references I'LL West I3d
Bryant G2S0- -26a3
JAPANESE EAGLE AGENCY.
i06 w 16th 81, Bryant 1857 .JG1S.
Cool, butler, chauffeur, houseworSer: cher-
acter ana efficiency thoroughly Investigated
JAPAAEsE-selec Employment Agency
bryant 793D. between 45th- 10th sts., SOL
9th av.-All kinds Of domestic help.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency
Select help, lsl Lexington av. 1905 Mad. 50
PHILIPPINE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
pomestics. BOWL 3 Green PAST. 20 Broad st.
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Instruction.
BECOME 4
TRAFFIC MANAGER.

~Conditions point % an enormously In
creased demand for trafno experts within
the next q months; salaries will range from
5000 TO $4,000 n year"
A system that has been Devised BY a group
OF tranic specialists 20 fit men for this
growing need.
ny this system. without interfering with
vour present work al all, you can qualify
Tor this splendid profession in a few She rt
months.
Find out ahou, r. Can or phone for t,-
formation or write for booklet Vie. No
obligation.
ti0-ii4 w. 4ad ST., New York. Bryant $500
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR SALE

Old established millinery business and
good VIII prominently located on Charles
st., Baltimore. Nd; splendid opportunity
70 prompt buyer; good reason for selling.
Apply TO
w. II. HAMILTON. Atty,
1891 Calvert Bldg,
Baltimore. Md.
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AUCTION SALE TO-DAY AT MIsEL.s.
UI,lAI LI-rI

AUCTION SALE TO-DAY AT MISEL's.
PROMPTLY AT n O'CLOCK.
All kinds OF popular makes will
be sold. The following cars
were for to-Gay's sale:
Chevrolet touring, Bucks roadster and
touring. Dodge touring, REQ touring.
saxon touring, Cadillac touting, Hudson
sedan, Ford touring = Ford roadstar~.
EseeN touring, bort touring Oakland tu'.t'
Ing. OldemoDiie touring, Overland touSfsK
Studehaker touring, taxis and c9rrifin--
Gals, and many other makes You VIII
have your pick IL you come early Every
car is demonstrated Title guaranteed.
AUTO SELLERS-List you car at
our sales. No unnecessary time
wasted in selling. A commission
II your car is sold.
NlSEbS AUTO AUCTION SALESROOM5
l5d-16f L. oath st. Gramercy oass.
Sales every Monday, Wed. and Thursday
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT
For Hire-Passenger Car.

For Hire-Passenger Cars.
LIMOUSINE ianda uiet. new. hour. day. wasH
or month. reasonable. SCHNEIDER fsaI
Ons2
OPEN touring. 1910; Silent knight, eisa. -
lighting, spare wheels and tires. sosf
proof luhrication. patent brake cooline f~f
high speeds and long descents: ST q t<r.
two screens. J. MURRAY. 81 Warwick csa.
dens. London. W, ~.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

SUNSET LODGE.
Beach Both and Surf av., Sea Gate, Nortons
Point. New York Harbor; comfortable steam
heated rooms. with or without bath: As min
utes from Times Square, 35 minutes Cham.
bers ST.; Municipal subway: rates reason
able. Apply phone Coney Island 1871.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
East Side.
Vest Side.

65TH, IA EAST.
Mrs. Thompson has two vacancies, large
rooms with bath. Phone Rhinelander $780,
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FREE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. MADAM.
Colored domestics that please; all kinds
day workers. laundresses, cleaners. Workers
Exchange. Americas largest and finest col
ored agency, o295 1th av. Call 2l66 Morn
ingside.
HoUsEWoRKERs. chambermaids. cooks.
Mattresses, colored. Sealey's Agency, 16i
w. 14bth. Audubon 279s.
RELIABLE Southern help furnished. white
and colored, for your home. hotel. restau-
rant. resort or farm by Richmond Employ
ment Agency. T01 r. Grace St, Richmond. Va.
COLORED houseworker, chambernaids. day
workers, half time. Murrain Agency, 11lh
W. 1ysth. Audubon 1902.
SOUTHERN colored help. houseworkers. day
workers, part time, cooks, Mattresses.
Imperial Agency. Harlem $3.50.
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GARDENER
wishes position 70 assist superintendent on
gentleman's private estate finest IN flowers
and vegetables, married, small family: ten
years best personal references Wife TO
hoa 10 help. ~. .6a W I'D FL
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1921 PACKARD FLEETWOOD SEDAN.
Motor Trucks.

HALF OFF LIST PRICE.
Last consignment unused Macks. Pier =
Whites. Packards. See Mr.. HARRIS, Z -73
Charlton St Phone Canal 1916.
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RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 549.-Attractive rooms,
bath telephone; excellent meals. PERRY.
Morn 1qGO
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MAN, married. thoroughly experienced TAX
Ing charges from call In notion and dry
goods line. desires suitable position. A 1873
Herald. $50 Broadway.
MAN-Parguet floors renovated. day. con
tract. Haring. Iie1 Sd av. Rhinelander
225s.
MAN. handy, colored. useful porter. house,
man Samuel. 214t 9Th av. Harlem 23s7.
MAN. young. coiored. married, %. Porter
elevator operator. Nenning, East i3lst.
NAN, colored, hard worker. anything
Richard. West 13Sth ct.
MASSAGE (e501T), medicated bath, oaKing.
excellent circulation: paralysis. neuritis.
reasonable. Riverside 1887.
MAssEUR viii keep you TT, gentleman
Harlem.
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Ncw York.

HILL TOP INN.
LAWRENCE PARK, BRONXvILLE.
bf Valley Road Telephone $500.
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statesmen WANTED.

| SALEsMEN-We have room for q additional
security salesmen on our force now organ
izing; only high caliber men OF unouestlon-
able integrity considered. very attractive
/ high class enterprise and successful sales
representatives will have opportunity OF stay
ing with general sales organization when
| financing Is completed. " -VOf heraiu'
Herald 50.
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF high grade per-
fumes require perfume statesmen with fol-
lowing among department stores. tho dug
and perfume trade; large drawing account
against commission. Call all week from Q
70 or apply by letter. Isaacson. Kirchner
X Co, Inc, room 426. 81 Park row. New
York.
your spare time. the time YOU now spend
waiting for trans or appointments IN slpaIi
towns along YOUR route; X 80. call Monssy
during day or evening AZ Z 30 and learn how
10 earn $50 $40 per week without interfer-
Ing with your ..resent work. Suite 1910. %
West 43d s.. New York.
AEr sNAN.-we want a young man 70 call
on phonograph dealers Ia the metropolitan
district. viii pay local travelling expenses
and commission. which should net at least
$50 weekly young man Of pleasing person
alstv can make attractive connection with
Young concern. Y 2t5t Herald. $50 Broad
way.
statesmen wanted 70 solicit trade for the
ice business; experienced; salary. J. II.
Bode, 4O7 Il. 3ist.
SECURITY Statesmen.
High class financial institution OF well
known management desires for this year
20 capable men 20 sell well established.
highly profitable dividend payer. Abso-
lnfoly safe proposition. Excellent leads
furnished and cooperation assured.
worth willie commissions.
SUITE 2e05, wOOLwOnTH TOWER.
SUITE 6f0, ITO B'WAY, AT 18TH ST.
sHfPPING clerk. young man between 25-35.
thoroughly experienced In routing ship
nentB must be aggressive, hustler and
live wire, one willing TO work hard and
learn business thoroughly: for proper am
bilious man there IL splendid future. Apply
4T water RI.
SHIPPING and stock clerk cotton piece
goods young man must be accurate and
uuick az simple figures. references required
q 1879 Herald, 18th 81.
TYPEWRITER SALESMAN.
DETAIL TYPEWRITER SAL SMAN
WANTED: SALARY AND COMMISSIONS
EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. ALLEN
TYPEWRITER MFG. Co. % NASSAU sr..
YOUNG man wanted as assistant in manu-.
featuring department OF book publishing
house: state qualifications, experience and
salary expected. Address r 2f51 Herald,
Herald 81.
YOUNG man for clerical position. state age,
religion. experience, references. salary ex-
pected. T45 Herald, $50 B'way
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New Jersey.
THE DAFFODIL.
Mrs. T.. Il. ALLEN. Prop.
22s Halstead ST.. East Orange. ". y
Pcnnsyiyania,

HAVE a proposition for aged people who are
seeldng q permanent home with limited In
come. Address Box %, Akron, Pa.
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THE BETHESDA SANITARIUM
White Plains. receives invalids. GONZALES
cents. Address Supt., 60 Hamilton av. Phone
Q1f
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East side.

18TH ST (near 9Th av.l-Two front rooms.
suitable for business folks, convenint to
all ear lines and subways. Phone Stuyvesant
b41n Ant Al
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wcstchester.

SUNNY REST SANITARIuM,
5T4 Palisade av.. Yonkers, N. Y.
High class home for invalids convalescents
and aged under medical supervision; mod
crate rates. Phone Yonkers 5842.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CEsiMBERMAID and waitress must be
perienced and have references. Call. 9-l1.
% East 10Th =.
CHAMBERLAIN waitress 912 West End
av., near l05th st.
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rIASos WANTED.

BABY grand plano wanted. GOOD make; vifi
pay cash. Phone Harlem oT92.
GRAND piano wanted; will pay good prize.
DIR. ROSENBACH. HARLEM eosn.
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GARDENER, HEAD.
Life experience IN all branches. mar
ried; one child English: age 80 bert
references. i 213l Herald. Herald sq.
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kiOTSEWORKER-Yo reliable woman
with child 0, wishes position. small family,
best references. Hogler, 992 Willoughby
av. Brooklyn.
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| sALEsMEN wanted 20 solicit trade for the
| ice business experienced; salary. J. III.
Bode, 4O7 Il. 3ist.
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Automobile Bodies.

BODY-Faif van, 16x6x6.3 high, suii 81
for market wholesale grocer: sg-rfe
flee. rs Cole St, Bkyn. Tel. Henry .tTt
CADILLAC 50. 1920. coupe body only. = erss
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

BooKKEEPER. STENoGRAPHER. EXEC
UTlVE. trial balance; controls, express
claims, collections; education. G. l577 Herald.
Bronx.
CHAMBERMAID-wA1 A1TRESS. young girl
wants position experienced. Call or write
Thursday and Friday. 793 I'd av.. Ryan.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-17

Furnished one room cabin. fN
Walnut l,s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-17

Naval budget Slash Would Return
Local Boys From Annapolis

Three Klamath county boys. in
their las, year at Annapolis. would
be returned TO civil life without
commissions II the economy pro-
posal OF the house naval committee
Is ratified by congress. They are
John Tenbrook. Ralph wishard and
Howard Orem.
An effort Is being made to prune
the S35O.o0o.o 900 estimate for naval
expenditures for the next year. and
the committee suggested that the
SEQ members OF this years grsdu-
alton elsss be retired 10 civil life.
The recommendation, It Is said.
will probably be forwarded TO
congress with an added suggestion
that hereafter each consressman's :
appointments be limited to two
men. instead OF five. as nj present.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-17

Otto wabbles. who resides on the
Merrill road. is in this city toda,
buying supplies.
d. NJ Mcl.smore. u we'll known
stockman. Is here from his home In
Oakland. California accompanied by
his foreman. Fred Lewis Of San
Francisco. They are registered at the
Hotel Hall.
J. $. Ball is registered at the Hall
Hotel from Chiioquin.
r. q. Sphinx Is down from Chiio
quin looking after business interests
here.
c. l.. Kelsey, owner OF the Kelsey
block Is here from Oakland looking
after his interests.
J. l.. Stewart Is a business visitor
here today. He has fully recovered
from an accident short time age
when he fell and broke a rib.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Otto Beck, who has been WIS.,
iting her mother here. returned to
her home AZ Mt. Hebron this morn,
ing.
J. +. Enders was q passenger on
this morniug's train for Ashland.
where he viii spend several days on
business.
Ed Geary left for stockton and
San Francisco this morning for two
or three weeks business trip.
q. G. Lorenz left this morning for
Sacramento where he will remain
for about week on business.
II. 4. Calkius returned last night
from Oroville, where he has been
looking into business conditions for
several days.
Mrs. Harry Thrasher and two small
daughters. will leave in the morning
for Oakland. where they will probab-
ly spend the remainder OF the win.
ter.
A. NJ Thomas, who operates a
ranch near Malin. is u business visi-
tor here today.
Tom Mailer, who Is employed by
the Southern Pacific company at
Weed. 10 expected TO arrive here to-
night for short visit with friends.
ID. Evsuikoff. . rancher OF the
olsas district. 10 trsnsseting 'busi-
asss Aers ledsy,