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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-09

| Mrs Julia Nye has returned to Yer.
| gennes, after visiting friends in towr
for few days.
| Mrs. II y. Downing returned from
Boston, after few days stay with hel
son, pr. Carter Downing and family
Mrs. William Snow Of Boston Is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q
L. Stanley
Miss Emily Calef and Mrs. M. G.
Calef spent couple Of days last week
IN the White mountains. The trip
was made in Miss Calef's car.
| Mrs. Julia Smith Is spending couple
Of weeks with relatives in Hardwick.
Mrs. Flora, Bigelow has returned
home, after a short visit with friends
lin Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4. Stanley visited
at Ed Hopes in South Royalton last
Sunday.
Mrs. r. A. Warner is in Barre for il
short time II is expected she will
return soon
There was a large attendance at
the sociable held Wednesday night. 1t
is expected there will be anothr Civ
en- sometime next month.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank 0rdway and their
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Nelson and Roy Farnham have
returned from few days visit in
Malone, N. ~, where they went to Wis
it Mrs Ordway's brother, Charles
Cheney, whom she had not seen for
about thirty years.
Miss Grace Mcdonald has returned
to her school in West Berlin and Miss
Phyllis Mcdonald is teaching in New
bury this years.
Rev. G. A. Simmons and family re-
turned to their home on Saturday, aft
er visit with relatives in Lyndon
vile. They were accompanied by MIR.
and Mrs. Leon F. Barrett and son,
Alfred
Rev G. A. Simmons is in Springfield
in attendance upon the annual con
vention of the Universalist churches in
Vermont and the Province Of Quebec.
Next Sunday morning the subject a
the sermon in the Universalist church
in Washington by the pastor, Rev. e.
A. Simmons, will be Peace and Ar |
btration.. "A large attendance lis
earnestly desired.
Rev. Newell Stanley arrived Thurs /
day from Wisconsin and il spending /
some time with his brother, G. Ell
Stanley, and family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Roys owners Of
Teela Waukett camps at Roxbury. ar
rived at the r. A. Coping farm Sat
urday, with company of twenty
young ladies who are trained horse
back riders. Instructors were with
them. Tents were pitched with as
much precision as II they belonged To
a military company. -Four ladies and
their husbands chaper6ned the party.
A large truck containing everything
needed for camping outfit was at
hand The party left on Sunday morn
ing much pleased with their stay on
the Coping farm. On their return
from the White mountains Sept. l4th,
they plan TO stop at the same camping
grounds,
y w. Perry of Barre was in town on
Wednesday.
Miss Eva Long is boarding at Plain
field and attending high school.
On September ; a daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs Harold Clark.
Raymond Coping, who has been on
a months visit in Chazy, m. II, re-
turned home Wednesday. He will at
tend high school at Plainfield the com
ing year.
Mrs. Emma Curtis returned from
trip to the White mountains on Mon
day.
Andrew Johnson, who spent several
months with his brother IN Blackeye,
Alberta, has returned much improved
in health.
The Clifford auction was well at
tended. The real estate was sold to
R. A. Coping for $l505. Coal was
sold at about s25 per ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kclton were
visitors IN Montpelier Thursday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-09
SOUTH RGYALTON

S. L. Washubrn and wife were in
West Lebanon, n H., Tuesday.
! J. II, Dow. who sold his place here
recently to r. + Russell, went back to
Windsor Wednesday, accompanied BY
his family They are to make their
home there for the present; their
goods went by truck Wednesday.
Mrs. Glenn Blake OF Sharon was a
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Ralph Noyes Of Sharon was in town
Wednesday.
Judge A. G. Whitman was in Bethel
on official business Wednesday.
G. P. Tarbell and wife returned from
their vacation trip Wednesday.
Hiram Spaulding Of Sharon is work
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-09
WAITSFIELD

Miss Doris Moriarty has returned
| from Belgrade Lakes, Me-, and is in
Waterbury at the inn, where she Is
a waitress.
Rev. and Mrs. Remele and Alton Farr
were In Barre Tuesday.
G. a. Reed returned Thursday from
a business trip to Boston
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Hoadley from
Wnliamsport, Pa. have been visiting
Mrs. Hoadley's father, r. A. Maxwell.
Some Of those who have attended
Rutland fair this week are Mr.. and
Mrs S. p. Joslin. DR.. and Mrs. F. s.
Kent, Mr.. and Mrs. RI A. Bennett, Mr.,
and Mrs. r. l. Stafford, Miss Ruth
Jones. Miss Alice Smith. Miss Gather
inc Jones. James and Donald Moriarty
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bowen, Mrs. j.
b. Regain. from Bethel. Robert Heating
from Boston. were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. T.. w. Baird Thursday.
Mrs. Duane Hudson and son. Harry,
from Warren are spending this week
with her daughter. Mrs. J. N. Buzzell
Clayton Kelly, with his wife and
children from Stoughton, Mass, were
calling on acquaintance here while Wis
iting Mrs Kelty's sisters, Mrs. Clarence
Kew and Mrs. Albert Kew.
Mrs. r. 0. Pierce from Waterbury
visited her daughters, Mr.. Cora Kew
and Mrs. Edith Kew. this week
Mrs. Fl. n. Bushnell and daughter
and sister. Miss Martha Smith. had for
guests Wednesday Mr. and Mrs Raw
Ainsworth and two children from Roch-
ester, Mr. and Mrs Frank Ainsworth
from South Royalton. Mr. and Mrs.
George Ainsworth and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cole and two children from Cambridge,
Mass. Mrs. Mary Brooks and Miss
Elizabeth Ainsworth from Glendale,
Cal,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-09
Did You Hear that Report

in the registry Of deeds What reports
Why, in the discharge Of mortgage. 1t
was done by proceeds Of life insur-
ance policy. Take a special policy to
cancel syour mortgage. National Life
lns. Co. VT. (Mutual.) s. S. Ballard,
general agent, As State street, Mont
pelier, Vt; G. j. Seager, local agent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-09
MIDDLESEX
Mr.. and Mrs. N M. Dibble Surprised
On goth Anniversary.

Sh ~oth anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Dibble were
surprised Wednesday evening when
about 80 Of their neighbors and friends
called to assist them in the celebration
lof their. Goth wedding anniversary
After social hour refreshments were
served. A purse Of moey amounting
to s23 was presented them as tokens
Of good wishes.
Mrs. Lillian Daniels went last week
to Vaitsfeld. where she is house
keeper in the family Of Fred Palmer.
Francis O'Connell moved his family
to Montpelier Friday.
Mr. and Mrs 4. A. johnson went
Wednesday to WaitsfieId for visit
among friends and relatives
Several from here attended Rutland
fair this week.
Misses Ermina and Eaenor Bruce
are visiting relatives in Massachusetts,.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-09

ng at the hotel and attendinf high
school here9
Millward Taft of Chelsea was in
town on business Thursday.
Charles Southgate was in Woodstock
Thursday.
Miss Beatrice Coutermarsh is visit
ing in Tunbridge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-09

The difference may be on account Of
income. II you have no dependents,
look into our annuities. National Life
Ins. Co. VT tMlutuall s. :. Ballard.
general agent, - State street. Montpel-
Ter, Vt; g. J. Seager, local agent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-09
of Waterbury.


On Tuesday next the voters of Washington county men
women asked cast their votes for " Perkins
of Waterbury, for of the three candidates to be nom
ated for state senator and take this method of soliciting
these votes.
Mr. Perkins is of the best known business men in
Washington County His life has been spent here and he
is earnest in his desire to not only his county,
but the whole state, to better things
Mr.. Perkins is economist He has demonstrated this
in the conduct of his affairs and also in the
men of the town of Waterbury, having served three
seectman The first year he member of the Board
of Seecmen he formulated and pressed forward to adop
ton budget system that has since carried and
through this system the town has saved thousands dol
lars Each the towns Indebtedness has been low
ered and at the time efficiency of management has
improved To-day department of the town exceed
the appropriation made for it, and in of emergency
when greater of money required it neces-
sary to refer the matter to a specially warned town
meeting.
Mr. Perkins a member of the Legislature of 1917.
He valuable member and his work in state egisa-
ton was sound and of the progressive type He the
father of the bill that gave the state the benefit of the
Federal Aid Road Act whereby Vermont profits from the
fund raised by the Federal for road
construction in the several states 1t through the
Perkins bill mo. 123-An Act to Secure the Benefits of
the Federal Aid Road Act that Vermont received
the Federal Government in 1917, $4,000; in 1918
S45600 in 1919, 1924 00 in 1920 S429 300 in 1921
$450,000
IF THE RESIDENTS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY DE-
SIRE LEvEL-HEADED REPRESENTATION IN
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE AND LEGISLA-
TON OF PROGRESSIVE-ECONOMIC
KIND THEY WILL CAST THEIR
VOTES FOR THE NOMINATION
OF V. L. PERKINS ON TUES
DAY NEXT
Waterbury, Vt, Sept A. 1922
Evening star., 1922-08-20
wANTED-HELP.
- ~ ~

/! !CANDYMAKER-Plain stick
and hard candy, for wholesale
business. Apply after 9 am.
Monday, George J. Mueller, Inc,
$40 Pa. ave. NV. 2oE
FURNITURE 1nisher and pol
isher; experienced white man,
80 to IS years of age. Apply
Employment Manager, 9th floor,
Woodward & Lothrop.
|FOREMAN-An auto distribu-
tor. employer of large force Of
skilled mechanics, has an open
ing for high-grade shop foreman.
Successful applicant must have
hrst-class local references as to
experience and ability. Time
will be wasted applying for this
job unless your record is above
the average. Address Box AL,
Star office.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
MACHINISTS
BOILERMAKERS

MACHINISTS
BOILERMAKERS
WHEELPRESSMEN
For a Northern Road.
zoe an hour; SIPS an hour
for overtime and plenty of it.
Bonus Of 500 a Day.
Transportation, bo ard and
sleeping quarters, waiting time
paid if you ship today.
Call at Rooms 34S.
Bond Bldg, 18th and N. Y. Ave.
Phone Main 6A 4
Ask for Mr.. Woolen.
Evening star., 1922-08-20

SAIHnlDN-Elsetxte and stencilsd sisns;
treat demand nows Me oppoekunity for pro.
dueefs: iarGe eommission paid pronpt1y. A.
x. .. Co.. 1924 MilN. ara. Chicago.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
EMPLQYNEHT AaENcIEs.

1BLH-BDl0A1E.
&D8fNASS fOHlfION6-APpiy 41O % l:S6.
Ma.ainEt9n Nmpsoyment Exehanxe. 1906 q:
BO0KkEEPER, double eatry. exp. Aling. gen'l
ONCE work: $75. with adv.
Bookkeeper. exp.. $lS wk. and meals.
Bookkeeper, ep.. double entU: typfs4; 81
with adv.
stenographer. 1875 years. good family: open.
ing With local bank: S1O-S60.
stenoGraphef- -bookkeeper, exp; $50
Sfenographer. years. exp; 800.
Stenographer, years cap.
Typist. exp. P. p. K: sis.
Open at close Of business yesterday. OF.
nee help only. Registration fee. 23c
Washington Employment Exchange.
1905 q 1T. NV
SlTIATION-FEMA LIE DOME6TlC.
COOKS. chsmbermaids, laundresses recon-.
mended. Fuliers Exchange. West 20s9. 1921
25tt ut, 2gs
Evening star., 1922-08-20

YOUNG MEN-The manager of 4 growing
successful concern will BE- glad to interview
Of his company with q view to selecting and
training them for executive positions; selling
experience desirable, but not necessary. Ten
at once; two executives will be selected. and
placed where they can earn more than SIS, 900
year before November 1. You may be the
man for one Of these 3obs: you can't tell. See
Mr.. Bailey Room 200. 7S4 18th st. NV, and
let him decide,
Evening star., 1922-08-20

YOUNG MEN-rwo; ceiling experience pref
per week. Apply after an. Nj: MeFadden,
209 Bond bldg. 18th st and New York ave-.
WANTHD-By tns Baitimots . Ohio RAN.
road Company following railroad useha1ies
70 Gents Per Hear-
Machinists.
Boilerms kses.
Blacksmith.
Sheet Metal WofkSf0.
Electrical Workers.
II Cents Per Hour
Naehinists' Helpsrs.
Boilermakers' HelpeFA
BlackGmiths' Helpers.
Sheet Metal WoSksrs' Hslpera
4lectrieal Wsrken' aelDerA
Carmen's Helpers.
Passenger car rspairsfS and Inspectors, 70
Men vhs have had some expsrienes Il. ns-
% b placed under inltr1ctions VIII b ID.
vaseed to positions carrying haghsr rates e1
pay - they become e11eisnt.
In accofdancs with fseolutloas ia1ed b.
~ Unitsd States Labor Board July 3, nsW
men aeespang empley.snt arg witAi. tAsiE
thu moral - wsll 40 Legal night to ensaes
IN railroad service, and VIII hays pfoteettoa
Of every branch Of 9oyslnment, both state
and national. Apply . J. 3. Brooks. 1mpaoy.
Aant 0uperyfeor. III nv.
Evening star., 1922-08-20

NICE corner store far rent and living rooms:
suitable for any kind OF business: preferably
barber or shoemaker. Call at 1855 3rd 1T. NV.
| -
Evening star., 1922-08-20

PRINTING BUSINESS-EstaDlished years
Owner must give time To other interests. Will
sell or form partnership with man capable oi
managing business. Little cash needed. Ad
dress Box 107-L. star office. %
Evening star., 1922-08-20

s3OO-RoOMING HOUSE; 8 rooms: rent SI5.
S6T5-Rooming house: rooms; rent. S43
S75O-Rooming house: L. rooms; rent, $50.
$soo-Rooming house; II rooms: rent SO.
ST5O-Rooming house: rooms; rent. sIo' must
he sold; make offer: big bargain.
81, ,5OO-Rooming house: % rooms; rent. s12O.
S45O-Confectionery and lunch: rooms; rent
SOS: good lease; big bargain:
s5O0-Confectionery and lunch: 4 rooms: rent,
500; central location; big bargain
seOOL-Ccnfectionery and fountain and 1ur-
nished rooms: rent about $50
s425-Grocery and rooms; rent chrap.
ss5o-G rocery: good corner: rent. Sla
s65o-Grocery and 2 rooms: rent $35: must be
sold: make reasonable offer.
81 fOO-Grocery and rooms: rent, S6o
So 5OO-Grocery and meats: rent. SIS.
So OOO-Cigar and news business: rooms'
rent. $50; good business: make oner.
81 .6OO-Lmnchroom: good business: rent S9S.
S3Ib-Barber shop: two chairs: rent, Slo.
$4oO-Tailorng business: good bus: rent. s4S.
Shoe shining and cleaning and pressing ousi-
ness; good location: splendid bargain;
R. NJ. Curtis, COS 9th st. NV.
MAIN so4s. OPEN UNTIL PM. 21s
Evening star., 1922-08-20

WONDERFUL. necessity: has 100 uses in every
home; used in the White House; well help
you establish business. Factory, 43O2 N, Sfd
ST., Philadelphia.
SIG DAY EASY-I start you in auto ac-
cessory business: no Investment: no experience
necessary; free accessories. Write kleco. 1907
Michigan ave-. Chicago.
$500 MONTH taking orders for our special
price smashing 50 .oS union-mad raincoats, di-
rect from factory. Eastern Raincoat Co.,
Mrs OIL Roosevelt rd.. Chicago.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
MARSHALL BUSINESS>
BROKERS.

MARSHALL BUSINESS>
BROKERS.
Our sales for July and August have beaten
all previous records. There Is no secret about
IT, We have the confidence OF the public. Our
success and leadership in business brokerage
is we'll known. List your place now and save
time.
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS.
Confectionery, cigars and Magazines. one OF
the best stores uptown. Rent $50. six-year
lease Price right.
Confectionery and delicatessen. Rent $50.
Expensive showcases and fountain. Price
S.. 500.
Confectionery and cigars. rooms above: s.
year lease Rent $50. Modern fixtures and
fountain. Price right
Cisafs and confectionery In large once
building. Rent SIS. Price $4s5.
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS,
90 New York Ave. :
Evening star., 1922-08-20

YOUNG MEN-Good opportunity TO take our
simple two-year high school home study course;
meets all requirements for the business world
or equips you to enter college or take up any
leading profession; free bulletin on request.
Address Principal High School. Dept. DIS.
Drexel ave. and bSth. Chicago.
Evening star., 1922-08-20

LUNCH ROOM on ONE OF WASHINGTON s
busiest intersections doing tremendous bust
ness: price. including stock fixtures and lease
only $4,000 for quick sale
Delicatessen store doing 81 000 per week
business: investigate this at once.
Beauty parlor in Petworth: stock. fixtures
and good will: excellent buy at $3.50
Home Realty Co.
1907 Georgia ave. Col. 1o4sI.
Evening star., 1922-08-20

AEN-Bec0me q nrst-class draftsman In 4 10
Bonths through special individual instruetioa
In your spare time. day or night. Get full
particuiars. Columbia School Of Draftine,
llth and 4 Sta nv
Evening star., 1922-08-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS EXECUTIVE. experienced. wants
connection with or without investment. Ad-
dress BOX 241 I. Star ofIice. =
FOR sALE-Established duplicating and pub
lie stenographic bureau, located In prominent
nfice buiiding; good clientele; reasonable. Ad-
dress Rox 23s-I. Star of1ce.
INYEsTORS-I will sell a second trust note Of
II 400 we'll secured, payable $2l-25 interest
At DER cent for 81 600; must have money.
Address Box 227 u Star oft1ce
WIN. BUY SECOND TRUST PAPER In any
amount Il well secured Whst hnph have s. you Ito to
offer? GRANVILLE Q. BRADBURY, 40 bono
FOR sALE-Half interest in manufacturing
business; $1,000. II yon are capable OF man
somg and have the cash. answer, Manufactur-
er' ADDRESS Box 234-L, Star office:
ROOMING HOUSE in northwest near Dupont
Circle wanted: state price and terms. Ad-
dress Box 2a2-L. Star office.
RAISE CAPITAL-Best methods; corporations
orranized and promoted everywhere: estsb-
lished 1908. U. 8. Legal Corp, 1lo Bond bldg
FOR SALE-NEWLY FURNISHED GROOM
rooming house: good location: reasonable. 1882
Riggs pl. NV.
GRASP THE OPPORTUNITY!
INVESTIGATED
We need aggressive men, able to finance
<hsueelyes as distributors for most improved
JeIiy storage batteries, automobile and radio,
non.spilling fully guaranteed; ~ interesaed @ pss
sdeiphia, Pa.
FINE TIII0RING, cleaning and dyeing busi-
ness for sale. 500 9Th NV. 21s
RFsPONsIBLE CORPORATION wants general
ssies managers to open branch ONCE. manage
ssiesmen: $5Oo to Il, 600 necessary: expenses
TO Baltimore allowed II you qualify. Address
Manager, sos N, Eutaw st.. Baltimore, Nd.
Evening star., 1922-08-20

ADVERTISING SALESMAS-"ho can make
sion basis in his home territory with Al prop
n.ition Of many years standing g. Bloss,
$50 Wade at. Cincinnati. Ohio.
DISTRICT field manager wanted; should net
wectIy advances. Merchants School Of Ad-
y.rti.inE. File Z. e Quincy. Chicago.
MEN-sen 'Perry'' dependable fruit trees and
aoe sion: eo1mission % paid Weekly: write for tsSm;
Perry Nurseriss. BriEhton. n. q.
ONE Of the largest sign companies Of its kind
wants live-wire aalesmen for q new speciality
or village: pocket sample furnished: full time
side line: large commissions; repeat orders.
Howard Sign Co.. 4S3 Augusta st.. Cincinnati.
ONE Of the largest sign companies of its kind
wants 1ive-wire salesmen for a new speciality
Of merit; sells to dealers in every city, town
OF side line; large commissions; repeat orders.
Howard Sign Co., es4 Augusta ST.. Cincinnati,
OUR side-iine statesmen earning s25 to SO
Ad:Le. Co. p.pt. X.so. Chicago. p''p'A'
sALEsMAN-Bsst money-maker calendar
line: hishest, ,.s somms.iou ~, 1 rate paid buyer.
trade: complete line sd7ertisins specialties:
sssns ese foe
partieolav, earn sa5oo 70 10000 yearly; Zig
demand for men; inexperieoeed and expert
enced: city o. traysling. Natl ealesmen's Tr.
Assn, Dept. 80. Chicago.
sALEAMMN-Build on quality; ability expands
with our goods; ambition can earn $500 week.
<.t convincing publicity for dealers. Box 1,
sALEsMEN-Manufact Of whirling ID
lamp have openings for two live speciality
men IN this and surrounding territory; earn
inss. 4l2o weekly. Crystal Co.. 4o4 N. Clark.
sALESMEN-All leading authorities agree that
automatic mechanical control 10 absolutely
necessary In order to obtain the maximum ef-
hciency. economy. convenience and comfort
from the operation Of any heating plant on
system regardless Of size; We are local dis.
fributors for q device that has q worldwide
reputation as the leader in its neld; the field
is unlimited with practically NO competition
If this suggests to you 500 or more per week,
let's get acquainted. Write us about yourself.
stating anything you think We would like to
knew. and your telephone number. Address
Boz 81. Star ofaes:
SAEHG1EDN-Elsetxie and stsucilsd dgns;
Ersaf leBan1 Rows Me oupoetuaity for PRO.
dueers: iarfe ecmmissi0n PAID pronpdy. A.
n 70 a.
Evening star., 1922-08-20

YOUNG MEN-Ambitious; good income by
taking up two-year law course: 5000 to
SO 900 and more earned; our improved system
guides you step by step; iaw-trained men oc-
cupy top positions in social. business and
public life: We furnish everything to start you.
Write Dean Law Dept. CTS, Drexel ave. and
5Sth ChicaRo.
Evening star., 1922-08-20

sLu",ooo CORPORATION wants r1rusfpe dis
rlpn."r i, Tor new high-class article. Every fam
~; drng stor. hospital. dept. store buys at
10 si2ooe yearly. $500 10 So 900 required for
NJ uefrchahdlse , Scott Corporation. Inc =: West
Evening star., 1922-08-20

MEN-Two promotions last wsek, one as man
ager and the other asst mgr. to other ollces
In our International orEanisatipn leaves two
vaeancies which must be filed Mr. HaIism
VIII interview from 9 80 until . pm. ct 7IS
Bond eldg.. men over 70 yss1s q aes wAo
- ~ So5 a,s .of Isamsn:cs at. eSs.se;on S yata
ard en- fnrniah ths bsst q ssfa{snee4 q 10
Evening star., 1922-08-20

WoMEN-Mrs. Redifer was pfonoted last
weeE from the salesforce to the manasership
Of one Of our Pennsylvania ofhces. Two other
promotions Will follow. therefore, three va
cancies exist In the salesforce Of the Washing
ton ONCE Of our international organiza ton.
Tor women Of initiative over Is yrs Of age
Who wish permanent connection where won-
Allen win interview at 71s Bond bldg, from
8 80 am. until pm.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
PERSONAL

HAVE YOU EVER TRIED orR CRUDE
oil shampoo with violet ray treatment: stops
falling hair and cures dandrnff. Harper tonic
and ointment used Also curled and dressed
Price, sl25 Domino Beauty Parlor. Phone
Main tSq44
Evening star., 1922-08-20

| YOUNG MAN In Ford stockroom: must have
| good appearance and know how to wait on
| trade: make applica ton In own writing, stat
| ing age salary expected and former experience
\ in Ford stockroom. No need to apply unless
! you have worked at least years as parts
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-05-26

Get 90 sheets of linen note pa
per and 20 linen envelopes at
this office for two bits.
While the bridegroom will not
be much of n factor IN the June
weddings, il will be mistake to
try 10 have one without him.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-05-26
From the shores of broad Colum

From the shores Of broad Colum.
bia,
(Father waters of the Vest
To the Siskiyou's snowy SUBMITS
Where the mountain eagles
nest
From Paific's booming surf
breaks,
To the winding of the Snake
There's land whose tranquil
splendor
Bursts on mountain, plain and
lake.
It'S a land of pence aud promise,
Fairy land of golden dream;
Where the purple twilightS lin
ger
And the Western sunsets CLEAN
Potent land, whose power aud
beauty
Hand in hand sweep ON and on
Magic land your truth enhances,
Oregon my Oregon,
Contributed.