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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-26
RADIO SET MADE
BY ADAMS PEOPLE
OEast Oreeonian Sneciall

ADAMS, Sept PA radio has beer
completed by Mr.. Yeager, Adams prof
| of the high school and janitor, Car
Christian. They started 10 work on il
in the spring of this year and bough;
all the necessary equipment, they alSC
/ bought all the latest magazines on IA
/ dio news and as both are intelligent
men and have lots of patience to sue
cccd in what they undertake. Sunda )
evening they listened to Il sermon
from California and Denver and other
eastern cities so they are successful
after months of trial and study on
radio. which is one of the greatest in
Nentions of the world today and brings
us the news of other cities
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wallan motor
ed to Adams Sunday.
JuliaS SmmaS of Walla Walla was
in Adams Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Taylor of La
Grande and son Burl motored to PEN
dleton to attend the Round-Up and
are calling on old friends at Adams
Oday.
Miss MarRie Hill of North Powder
$ the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. O. Mer-
ritt of Athena she came over to attend
the Pendleton Round-Up.
Henry Whtclcy of Pendlcton was in
Adams Sunday to spend the day with
his children.
Clint Halcomb and sister Mrs. Pain
mother motor2d to Pendleton to ut
lend the Roundup Saturday.
Mr. Hunt of Athena was in Adams
sunday.
Ivan Blake, Daniel Kemblcr and
Roy MarlCw motorcd to Pcndleton
Thursday to attend the Round-Up.
Mrs. J. Danes and sons Bud and
Geane and Mrs. r. Doan and son John
went the the Round-Up.
Mrs. G. @. Richardson is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mellan in Pendletor
md attended the Round-Up.
Ar. and Mrs. l.. l.. I.ieuallcn and
daughters Doris and Dena attended
the Round Up.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Danes and family, |
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Fave and family |
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Parr and family. Mr.. |
md Mrs, Inman and son Lloyd Inmam. !
Mr.. and Mrs. W. BoyerGnd daughther !
Helen. Mr.. and Mrs. ED Wallan. Mr. |
md Mrs. Carl Christian and daughter |
coma. Mr. and Mrs. II. Larabec and !
'onS Clyde and Rodrick, Mrs. II. |
Bunch, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bunch. Mr.. |
md Mrs. f. Darr. Mr.. and Mrs. j. !
)gle, Mr., and Mrs. G. NJ. Morrison |
md dau"hter Roberta, +. and Mrs. S. |
stone, Mr.. and Mrs. d. stone and |
'on Ttldon, Mrs. O. Foreman and sis
"r, Mr. and Mrs r. WalIan, Mr.. and
\Irs. Otis Licuallen, Mr. and Mrs.
has. Dupuis, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Ad-
lm", Mr.. and Mrs Grace. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Derogin and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kirby, Mr. and Mrs f. Krchs and
laughter Roberta. Mrs. Barton and
'heda Carpent2d attended the Pen
lleton ROund-Cp saturday.
b. Thurman Of pcndeton motored
o Adams Sunday and was the guest of
ms NARROW.
j. O. Hales and Elmer Mccormick
t PendletOn left for Baker and La
irfande to bring home some horses
Mrs. Anna Baker and grandchildren
'ft for Portland after spending the
Immer with her mother Mrs. j. Cof-
~
Alfred Marquis of Garfield. Wn.,
nd Il former resident of Adams is
pending the week end with his sis
'r and family, Mrs. G. NJ. Morrison.
G. O. Richardson was Pendleton
isitor today.
Charley Darr came down from his
fountain ranch to do some shopping.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-26
RAIL STRIKE HAS NO
EFFECT IN HONOLULU

H0NOTIT.T Sent 26.--The oahu
Railway is unaffected by the nation
wide railway strike now in effect. Its
'ieFty-two miles Of Harr01g-gauge
track which form the complete rail-
way system of the island If oahu
Hawaii. are clear to tho normal trafi-
II sugar cane. pin"aPplos and tourists
The several hundred employees. and
ho miniature mosIls which daily IN
DOR on island hauls. are blissfully con
tent and unaffected by strike coudi-
tions or unscttloment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-26

Of a beautiful complexion. 1t is not
a mere mixture of yeast and iron,
but is yeast irouized, which is a sub
stance all by itself. 1t is Natures
rouge. fac cream, skin softener, skin
purifier, skin beautifier, all in one!
Man las never. will never. be able to
equal il! Ironized Yeast begins TO act
Immediately on blood, nerves. tissues
ana complexion. 1t C0mpel5 skin
spots, muddiness, sallOwness, PIN
Ties. black shea ds-all beauty thieves
to vanish! In their place you will
notice , our complexion blooming out
in new Hcauty like chrysalis into a
D. autiful butterfly. This is not =
vision, but a fact Nature does II,
that's all We know. Start using Iron
ized Yeast today. Sold at all drug
torres al Sl.O0 package. Each pack
.Ze contains 90 tables. each tablet Is
sealed. They never lO=e their power.
-Ifd Cnlv ~ tronized Yeast Co. At
lant1. IA. s-ou will feel like hugginE
.uuI -rli after YOU have used IrO1ized
Yeast "a snort TIM Then with the
sGIsi use % your 1ayorite cream au1
powder. yUG viii own at last the
vqufsiic complexion YOU have al
ways dreamed Ct having. Beware Of
s1L-ti.utcs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-26

dition in the world, says he does not
believe Dempsey is disspating.
He never cared much for drink
ing. he smokes only occasionally and
! know that he never was fond OF fast
living. have known Dempsey for
years, better perhaps than any other
person and | do not believe he will fall
for any kinds of abuse His only
danger is from inactivity He has al
VANS led such a strenuous life that he
blows Up when lie does not keep him
self busy"
While he may have trouble IN
training back into the same fine con-
dition of 1919 in Toledo and 1927 in
Jersey City, Dempsey will not be both
cred with that jnX of other fights
making weight. He can step into the
ring at any weight he desires.
Benny Leonard is the most out
standing example today of tn" weight
problem. Many wise ring followers
believe that Leonard is through as a
lightweight and that he will lose the
next time he has 10 meet first class
opponent at 135 pounds.
i
The -question is often asked if Leon
ard can't make the lightweight limit,
why doesn't he jump into the welter.
wci"ht class?
The answer is simple. Leonard is
first and last a business man and
there isn't nickle in the weltcrweisht
class, compared to what he can get as
II slipping lightweight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-26
Paint ! Your
Cheeks from
the Inside Out
lronized Yeast Produces Remarkable
Results on Blood and Complex
ion in a Few Days' Time

You, madam, are only one of the
millions who have worked day after
day struggling, working, wishing to
have and TO hold that precious thing.
IN exquisite complexion. These days
Of bcduty-labor are over. IroniZed
Yeast is the one great Nature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11

STORE iO' East MARSHALL. good Tor any
business. r!",e glass front, roasona bile.
III YOU WANT youS ou,H-ss sold. 500
Meyer Ka!man. ooS Mutua! Bdg.. and
get It sofa. Madison -at!.
WANTED Parry. with capital 10 ansncc
advertising envelope. hair interest IN
Vatvn, just issuei. Investigate. BOX 81,
Aic1HH-iT.u. Va.
ILCCE MILLING proposition IN rapidly
growing community OF over one hundred
thpUsund trading population. Wl!l sell
90 lease /" responsible party. IL intor-
"stcd, write Box 80. Grernv!lc. South
Caroline. Tor further particulars.
FOR sAIE--"M Modern Hus!ncss." III. com.
p!cio course u Alexander Hamilton In.
sutUic. includes - bound Volumes
problems uusineas TALKS aud lectures
Ir.ce. $40. Phone Randolph 1861 %,
call " Zei' Lamp Avenue.
wA*TED-Lafsc farm west or north %
iAchm"nd suitapi- Tor city lots or SINAI
farms owner oniy. CIV" phone an,
p"rucsiars - y. hOn .i73O.
i%D!ANA manufactures marketing en-
,irr!y new auto accessory making nigh
driving SAT, eliminating glHr" from az
Dr"srh!n. heddi.ghtn want state gale
inanag'gs 70 0pcn branch once. handl'
IEur' possibilities practically unlimited
spt~ Diu.tai urc---ary. Rey F.iie
'"lnp'uy. Marion. Indiana,
fpi; sNIE-i!umoing and heating Dusi
!.-r in me hv-r' town in Eastern Norti
tHf.iHt. VIII stand close investigation
E"aHon for hn!!img other burincss at .
GIrinrc" must saCE!nce. 4. .. BOX 3s-
Wi."u =. g..
CASH ~ my sys,sm can cell YOU
property, husiness OF Invention .,"ywher
gylCnIy !Or ta.h. brennan & Company
7OOs west Harmon street. Chicago.
HEFPOSsiBLE corporation wants genera
s.ti.riuaEBB"ts 10 opru branch uiiict
manage salcamen. $500 10 $1,000 neces
400. expenses to baltimore allowed
you qualify. Address Manager, 500 )
RutAw street. baltimore. Md
CAS- use 81. 900 short timo and paw l.
p.r cent amply secured. j.. .. Bo
lojt,
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Snio

WE can EQUIP your machinery with tho
betting that will give you tho best ser.
vice aud satisfaction We Offering
1t at genuine money saving prices. Lot
US show you. !. B!uiOrd * Co.. col
North Fifteenth street. Madison 1912.
"A REAL. genuine singing canary. rusp-
berry plants belgian hares. blackberry
plants when matured without seed OF
core. Phone Madison G:SG-J
FOR SALE-% Il. w. DELCO IiGIITING
OUTFIT AND SET BATTERIES. GOOD
CONDITION AND BARGAIN TO QUICK
nUYER. ADDRESS hon + los. CARE
THE DISPATCH,
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs, (,ntS, Pots

BOSTON TERRIER rUPS. pcdigreed
stock. Jas. O'connor. III Governor ST.
Dogs for sale from fine kennels. NJ. A..
wilbur 40 W. Twenty eighth st.
DOGS boarded during summer IN clean.
sanitary kennels. Clipping done. Mudi-
son sJl7. 10 South hcividcrc street.
GOAT For sale. one fresh goat and two
kids. Apply p5t4 North Twenty seven tn
street, city.
LET ME TAKE YOUR ORDER FOR
DOUBLE YELLOW HEAD MEXICAN
rARROTS; GAtKANTEED TO TALK:
$500. RED-liEAD PARROrS, $1,000:
rARRAKEErS. 5000. Mrs. W. L..
GIBBS. MADISON J2-s AND MADISON
+lJl.
TWO ful- bloodcd husora kittens for sale.
SO aud SIS apiece. Mr. Webb, 90 Clay
Street Lyuchburg, Va.
FOR sale. pure Flemish Giant iiar.s with
high pedigree. sol china Street OF phone
Madison 3Stl j.
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AGEN'rS-Crew mana ger de- utors
Greatest summer pro..s. ser o.
tered. 5000 weekly easy tu.. or
time Exclusive territories gy..-y
Electric Co. y RavSnSWooG Avenue,
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AGEN rS--sQc an hour 70 advertise .u,
distribute samples 10 consumer. Wru
quick Tor territory ana pavttculart. ~
t-rt Nils Cen. Mgr. t@ub .AInSEicsi
Bids Cincinnati Ohio
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Dispatch Want Ads Bring Results
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and AronIs


DISTRICT MANAGERS to appoin, sales
men exclusive rights. fast selling s,ni-
tnrN brushes busters. mopS Big rronts
,'ile capital required. Neway iSri,sh Co.
Hartford. Conn.
SipE. LINE MtN-our new bis box toy
na'Hnn assortment Is whir.w.nt seller.
N!u"hiE. price commission right Don't
n'i>S this. Huron Rubber Co. Wiil.r,
Ohio. ' "
WANTED. cigar saesiucn Tor Richmond
anu vicinity. Attractive prorusitiou FOR
iIsht party. Must furnish Ford road
s,'r anu references. Rex CIGAR CO.
shelby. y. {.
Situations Wanted-Fcnnlc So
ENoGRAfHEH-iiiyh school girl. OK
p'f!ehcei as stenogra ph.r-syCic do
siiHS position References. Boulevard
SrENoGkApliER desires envelopes 10
address at home or other tvpin, nan.
H"irh &N:s. Madison S3SS.
" ~ I'D position as companion or house
keeper. RoN "a. E!kwood. Va
stenogruphcr and assis,
"ht b"uhhccrer desires position with an
i'f'unI'lts Tor advancement MIL CON
s.nr' substitute position. Madison
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FiN.INt.iAL
business Opportunities

DuSlneSS opportunities 81
CAFE! EHIA :or sale. weu established
0ua'ness ana 'naAias money. other
.-s.A.zs Interests n-ces,!ial-s selling.
I"'.ns kt!p" Cafeteria. GreenyiIle.
:
grNFEcTIp%EEY store with lunch
ur,er. Enough als.uo.. guaranteed
90 ='-l.oy taTes PEOPLE. Apply 1914 Hun
COME, TIuNENY Tor sale. desirable To-
e4iDn. pw"-r has Dther interests and
Unable 20 atiend. Cheap TO quick buyer
tDS 40, IAc D!spatch.
CONFECTIONERY for sa!e. central ioca
Ton. good tIs.EeAs. under 5000. BOX
A as. care The Dispatch.
FCH SALE--Hoomlns house. ~ rooms.
.aytly furn!shed. centrally located; eI-
Ce.lent opportunity To quick Luyer.
!! 5,h care The Dispatch
CHCcEHY-For sale: doing good business:
on account health. cheap. Mira Moore.
asa T. Street
GROCERY Small. Tor Gale. cheap. Cali
Randolph. i..9-w.
GROCERY and confectionery. centrally
located. leaving city, Will scIl al sacri-
&C. i !Si care The Dispatch.
MUSCLE SNOALS- WORLDS greatest In
!4atrIaI pr0JcC,-ofeTs wonderful OPP
aurluul'y for small Investment. In
formation free. i. L.. Rae. IJUi-Oo Ar
caH- bag. - Louis
sI.t-rT Try
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ORGANIZER WANTED.

An oid-cs;abl.shcG financially respou-
s!e!" manufacturer Is! roo: cSa;inns boiler
SI"c!aItiCs, etc, now ready TO recrgan.,.
in!s territory. has t!s Opportunity .or r!Eh,
man capable OF showing his sales ability.
then iaHInE, saics!ncG into IN. field and
training them hy actual selling. E1pens,
advancement commission and royalty. Give
:u,l particulars, experience and gual!rca-
lions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11

AIREDALB PUPPIES for saie. both seIes;
pedigroed: reasonable. pr. J. r. Belt
i3IS.A PARK Avenue. Boulevard a7io-W
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FINANCIAL
Real Estate for Exchange

WANTED. competent man with $4,000
cash and UP 10y large manufacturing
company to establish and munap. pcr-
utnent distributing business la Rich
1nond. $3.50 month aud expenses and
SHARE OF pronts. Manager osj Lumber
Exchange Bids. Chicago.
THE M\GAZtNE,l INVESTING FOR
rEoFir." seat irec, is worth SO "a copy
10 amy one who intends To invest amy
money; who has invested unpruntab!y /.
WI" can save, hut hasn't learned how
I" invest pr"tiaby. 1t demonstrates
the real earning power OF money
knowledge generally hidden from the
masses. II shows how TO invcs, small
sums aud how they grow into fortunes
II reveals the enormous profits OF sue.
''SSiui business and shows how one may
max" the same profits. II explains how
StupHndous fortunes are muIc-hoy
$1,000 grows to 2,oOO; how to borrow
and how TO loan. To Introduce uur
magazine write Us now. and we'll send
u sN months nee. Investing for Prom
20 West jackson Blvd, Dept. A-3.6.
chicago.
FOR SALE, established soda Fountain ana
tea room. Unusual opportunity; cot
'cEc town. Fun particulars to interest.
90 PARTIES. BOX |. NJ6, care The bis.
match.
W NNTEl. exclusive sales agent for fast
est selling radio goods. 500 to So Oo)
!pur yearly T.oiita. Prompt shipments
iTom our factory; s5np to 81 900 REQUIRED
I" carry goods. 0uIcS action necessary
sales manager. HIS D.vcrsey. Chicago.
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AGENTB-t60-t260 week. FREQ ,ArTII.,.
Gold sign letters. Any one can !ut or
store Window pig demand. It,r..
orsr 20 gs9ayaI agents. Metallic L:tI,f
ca, t8 xayfh CLARK, Chicago.
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Situations Wanteo-Maie
ACCOUNTANT - Execu-
tive, 5 years experience !;
best OF references. Box
A 119, care The Dispatch,

MISUNDERSTANDING ANA ,ccu,,n,
ANT. thiriy-e!sht years old active. .n.r.
fecc. with excellent experience. wants
i'Hce oH august LIST. Richmond prefer
ivG' Out VII! 80 anywhere II vu:upyu-
SaH"n Justihes moving. BOX II $50. care
.ne Dispatch.
BOOK * EEL E:R--PosItion a. .s.isisn,
hun"hvvI"T or general Office worn uy
:"uhE man references furnished. nuN
= 49, care Thc Dispatch.
CHAUFFEUR-Yo Young colorcd man. vim
reference. wants position. chauffeur pre-
ivrT"d tail Randolph 2V54-W.
CREDIT MAN of attcen years. .xpcrj-,,r.
HAVING reached limit with present con.
's,''o"' desires to maxi change. hest
it''E'"Ses' Address Box i'5. care Tho
Dispatch.
PHARMACIST fesisicrcd. with siN years
experience, wants relief Work for sum
n'I Box II ga care The ptspAiyh
references furnished.
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Nationally and tavorah!y known
FOOD products corporation wishes TO
eH!!.Uy scE"ral specially men. MuAt
pe men ui experience and ability.
Ggut future !pT those who make
gooi ana quick advancement. Give
fan Information hrsi latter, as al!
information treated strictly conn
dental, Give address and telephone
nuinhei or ;c!egfaph.c address. Box
10, The Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11

'.,saar. men rs-l ~-.. $50 co.,,
i".' hs r-9sa'sr "rne i,r
~ LAST worif's grea,-at ADDING ma
chin" Ai'un-; human. r-raG- So: work
".-a.s IL. tnara.r~, 900 uoathIy easily
i.-s Isir'ns'f4i!Es 20 store. Offices,
=s'aran. t.rt9Ti-s sl5n.la. en-y. ADDS.
sJt'faai' w. --tla.-H, L..4lcs ag'O'na;.-
'a.s speedy. accurate. cusaD.-, Hand
some Ass..as! guarantee. Tr.m.uic,!s
1.nahI sin.<.nr pfoht-. Liberal trial
s".ta nas G-afi nap.a,, Mtch.
FIEff rr'oraf. advertised auto aces
'-.'' fahts.il' !.ato glass uudslI:cld
y' T.. .w ,n,f'@ ,i. ,a9liisnts.
~ r"E'ft. dealers hyy one TO gross
l..F |rna'- EIr'g'lvo territory. VIII.
go onD|.'' sensational agency r!Ic =
|'ert HaaI1. "lgH.
sinL '"p ss.sfnsH rf"e pocHe, samples
'af'H' tIrghl-s' cu-rhs Is!g sell.rs
tF''"!f5h'-. l-rrr'oDUls. tOda. fountaiub.
-" territory 'omHiiss!pHs on recorders.
s'@h' go ,1"s" Co., 'si-'7s Eighth Ave
''i".
hEG"@E oyr a,rgo4usr. resident, agent,
.H .p.f 'r"u- ittfersuaoA r-qulrrd' 81
t.ai.f S'4 ~.'h .a.gable Dytnt ana
a''Iss.'-n. syre'y %! service. nc!.e-
'.y
"A"7LD ,.i,,u.-u 90 ...i our n,y.,,y
-f-itl<f !'nsi. arL other ,,clGsi. -.
"H'-i i.sa'E rg"r.a.trr Liberal commits
'aa. "'in.ii~hea weekly Al .einpIc.
.n'"'' sl'' i'-fy 'u'!ncas PROS
''.nf ie'f "a reD.at orders ~
ah''1"'A yssfs. jus' moving into
n.., ..i '@,.2's. ''ytd m'rs god
''f.H @ssn.e ST. i>.n 30
- r" 40 g., 4sy es-.ly MAJ. ..l.a.
..' -.t arfAi .HHs sysgs ana per. l.fft,.
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WANTED - Two h i G h :
grade statesmen to estab-
lish dealers on quality
tires and tubes. Attrac-
tive prices. Liberal COM
mission. See Mr.. \. X.
BuX,on. at Richmond
Hotel. Monday.
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WANTED.

Salesman for Virginia,
West Virginia and North
Carolina who can sell boiler
chemicals, paints and disin-
tectant, Must produce re-
suits and not afraid Of
work; state age and give
name Of two last employers.
BOX l. S333, CARE
THE DISPATCH.
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen aud Agents

SSi.ESM ems, cure Willard agency for
candy and gum IN Your district. Write
for particulars MllIArd, 49, broadway.
New York
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EMPLOYMENT
Help WantctI-NIalc

wANTED-L!r- Insurance statesmen. local
and general agents, for one of the Mid
die Western companies. large commits
sions. liberia! renewals; policies you can
Finance COMPANY. Incorporated. Bristol.
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SALESMAN.

Large manufacturer OF
cooking utensils has va
cancy for a high-powered,
c!ean-cut repreSen tativ c
calling upon the hardware
trade throughout Virginia.
VIII consider man 10 sell
products in con- bination
WITH other lines. Straight
commission basis. Unusual
opportunity Tor { producer.
" ne. outlining experience
and cua.;tica rs. Box
/ -, care The Dispatch.
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rs-t- - ..--r,
t-- 20. ,..-.a..g
.T !tts-s-e-. &---s, ~:
- sz-.s E:c -@s.
.l-.:. l :. Lax. ss,sa
~ -te. .- wt-t, -a.s - ..a ~
roe 80 --;t-.:=.-, ,.s--s
'--g = 49, u q. .. ,.,1.r ...,s
-'-i.--' - .t'2.s va :-r
'-' Jag A-.n'r, So: 'r.a.~a..a.
t@ ~,.s. Hs. :5.e. ,.-.-.s i.
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AGEHTS-M $40 day s-.... com
bination toilet Sets. 200 per cent yror,
genuine cocoahgt OIL fhGmpoo st.s tGr
bottle. COT. :, sn=e.. Wrl,. yu.,-.
Perfume Co. 81 warren Stree. &ss
YORK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11

AN uso $1,000 short timo and paw Ia
per cent. amply secured. j.. .. Box
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11

AGEN1S-worids best homo necessity.
wonder hose roller, simple; installed
by amy one IN three minutes Enormous
profits livery home wants one. Wonder
Products Co.. SO l.. North Monroe,
Spokane. Wash.
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sA!.tsHEN. ACT QUICK -..I ;4,ea,c.
aI'r e1vts9ris' So ".u,s. noe. o.art;.
.faH''''M.'t. 40 50 H,ss'tuert. Big
"rf'.r r-ss.oHs Sale. atss.g.- al. -.
80. Y. DLuAne NJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03

obligation 20 those workers who
have spent their vigorous years In
useful though humble and ill-paid
service
The business and the righteous
ness OF the method are emphasized
1y its success. wherever tried
Wherever the Old age pension has
been inaugurated II Is acknovle dyed
ly ali classes that IL has come TO
s;ay-beCause IL ought 70 stay. There
S. nowhere the slightest disposition
10 abandon the principle. Encour-
aged by this universal testimony OF
approval the advocates OF the old
age pension In this country are con-
fdent that the time for pressing It's
adoption Is now OppOrtune. Pres
ent social. industrial. and economic
conditions point inevitably 10 old
age pensions as the best possible II
not the only solution OF old age de-
perdency in the United States.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03
PATRON-TEACHERS CLUB
IN PLEASING PROGRAM

One OF the seasons most pleasing
programs was pre- sented at the meet
ing OF the Patron Teachers club Of
the Main school held in the audi
forum OF the building Tuesday aft
ernOOn a. BIAS O'Clock
Mrs. c. seymour Bullock Of South
Bend. addressed the audience with
a very impressive talk emphasizing
the necessity az cooperation OF
mother and child relative 20 educa
tional problems The program pre-
scented was as follows: Song an
dance by second grade pupils; a play
entitled Pied Piper Of HamHn" by
the sixth grade pupils under the d
rection OF Mns G. T. Mckenzie.
piano and saxophone duet BY Louise
and Arthur Kelly.
A feature Of the entertainment
was the presentation OF a plant 70
the grade which was represented by
the largest number Of mothers. The
prize was awarded 10 the sixth grade
The following officers Of the vari-
Gus committees were elected; Chair
man OF the Program committee. Mrs
w @ Kirby; social. Mrs Chester
Laidlav. and membership. Mrs.
Frank Bum.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03
COMMERCE CHAMBER
NAMES NEW BOARD
FOR GO MIN G YEAR
Thirteen Members - Exhaus-
tive Report on Boards
Activities.

A new board Of directors for the
coming year were elected yesterday
noon az the annual meeting OF the
Chamber Of Commerce a. the Mish-
awake hotel The board that viii
serve from May 1929 20 May. 1923,
consists Of - members. T. o. Went
Fred Bingham Frank ~ Goats ".
I. Chandler Charles T. Clark Ralph
S. Feig. Fred o. Grimes. o. r. Lang
r. H. Huber. Louis Gerstbauer. Fred
-. smith J. o. Sackman. J. w.
SCHNEIDER The board which IS 20 be
succeeded consisted Of p. G. Went.
Louis Gerstbauer Fred n. Smith,
John W. SCHNEIDER. r S Whey. o..
F. Lang. W J. SCHNEIDER. W. W.
Dodge. T. IT. Huber. Fred Grimes,
Joseph DeLorenzi. c. A Ostrom and
Fred Frush.
The meeting was called 20 order
By Pres't y w. SCHNEIDER. and i'm
mediately afterwards a report was
given By r. " Smith. treasurer OF
the local organization. This report
showed the Chamber 90 be On a very
good financial condition. The re-
ceipts for the year totalled S1.981.34.
with expenditure amounting 10
s1l15.5S and the balance on hand
being SS6576. The report was fully
appreciated and approved.
+. y. smith. chairman Of the nom
nation committee explained the by
laws Of the chamber Of Commerce
with regards to the election Of a
Board OF Directors and set forth 26
names nominated for the incoming
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03

Quality garden hose specially
priced at Geo. c. White, the plumber.
213 S. Spring st. -Advt 2tc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03

Edgewater Floral Place for
funeral flowers. Phone 10. Adv.-tf