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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
SPECIALITY SALESMAN WITH AUTO

SPECIALITY SALESMAN WITH AUTO
CAN EARN OVER 500 WEEKLY
Sell Stransky- Lites Saves current, pu,
up IN minute. No electric experience
sold at ~. Commission. $3.50. Any good
man eciis FER DAY. Bes; selling f1turc
quest. Consigned express paid to snl.,.
men. Deposit $50 In your ban as securttv
exclusive territory count,es given. Each
un.t ia oreah- PROOF carton. Trade or sido
statesmen not wanted Our reraronn
Shase National Bank. broadway and Pearl
New York Stransky Mfg. Co., 265 Cana
Street. New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

wi YUMA "htcn guard. anappiest.
most novel. useful invention; demonstrn-
tor carried on watch chain, l4-carut
gold plated: guaranteed; so cents. Every
watch owner Interested. Every storo ~
prospect: virgin and exclusive territory
send for particulars. Eelka Mfg. Co..
Inc. 1879 Milwaukee Avenue (third
nOor). Chicago. III.
1900 COMMISSION monthly for full ,r
part time selling whirlwind saica stimu.
iat"r to cigar stands. Exclusive terri.
tory. Pocket sample Peoria Novelty
Co., Peoria, III,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

AM dolNG SOUTH-Wili sell my Inter
70. 'n pusih'sr that has been profituh!o
Tor ak years, with yearly cIlnnt,i,
essentials necessary: $4,000 and a man
with good habits that can sell adyer.
usihS. Full demonstration given. Ad.
IIees lor interview. Box 30Y. care IN,
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

40 y DAY EASY start you in auto
accessory business. no Investment. no
experience necessary: free accessorie,
caSo. '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

An up-to-date COLLECTION agency ,,i,h 49,,
examination for sale. Do not nnS,vr-
unless you mean business. Box n 10
care The Dispatch 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

Rip Rap. the greatest dog OF tina breed,
Atrowhead Farm. Charlo;tcsvil!> Va.
FOR SALE--A!!cdaio puppies thorough
breds. from best strains; good condition:
rchsonable. FrAnk l.nne. Chester. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
REAL PRODUCING spe-
cialty man wants a job
with real people. Phone
Randolph 6l07-J.

RtNTER-FoRENAN. nftocu years' expo
Eienco In tho various departments of
printing. and seeking now location; pre-
ieraoly corporation private plant but
others write. Now employed Can civ.
best OF reference. SonuniOn. Address
BOX l. s12. care Tho Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

MEMS an hour; newest Kitchen tool;
every woman uses 20 times daily; easy
seller; big profits; sample free. Thomas
Mig. Co. Desk 41Gl. Dayton, Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

SALESMAS-Wanted. experienced stock
security statesmen TO soil fertilizer stock
in Virginia and North Carolina. Liu-
erHl commission. Apply. stating eIpe-
rience. 10 Fertilizer" box $50, Nich-
fnoud. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

FUN SALE-IOOn and opOs,u,u ror.
three yoars Old: fun hounds. fast hunt
era good strikers. good traiiers: good
choppins mouth: give tongue FREQ on
trail: don't mind thick swamps or
water; will stick to tree until called or
thoroughly broken at night. Price, $50
each. Guarantee goes with dog until
october 10 TO satisfy. or money refunded
First cashiers check or money order
gets tho dog. J. T.. H!to. Johnston,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-Malo 33
statesmen WANTED.

On" OF tho larSost companies OF It's
hihu in I'll" world has at prseent an open
ing In its salcu force and desires The soE-
SIceo OF two nigh OIa-s men 10 represent
thom In RichHUnd and tn. surrounding
territory. This iB "A real opportunity for
tho right parties. and only men with
ihluhtifo. ch0rgy and rrsOuTcefulness nUed
Apply. Former enIes experiences not at
Holutciy necessary. All ropii-o held strict
~ confidential. For Interview. WRITE
stating age. 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

CERO- MEATO 10 tho beat and handie,t
DOG FOOD on the market
BRAUER Il HASTEN. Distributors
1908 East Curry Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

Salts MaN--over so years OF ago. to soil
weli-known lubricants and roof cont
ings TO garage. hardware, coal and lu;n-
hcr dealers throughout Virginia on
portunity for hustler to establis,,
eIhnen' business, earning $1,000
monthly. Only experienced specialtv
saiesmen need apply. Our district snles
manager. Mr.. II. X. Larish. will be AT
Mnrphy's Hotel Sunday. September II.
TO interview applicants for this position
Tha J. J. Mastcrson Company. Cl,veI,nI
Ohio.
MISUNDERSTANDING good piano salesman
and tuner. {. W. Gregory. Chase CITY,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

OoNu BUSINESS MAN has capital and
services to invest In wholesale, or mann,
occurring business. able executive. u.nc,
S". &C. "iii furnish and expect high
your proposition. Replies cona..nti,I
Address l.. -. Box 1871
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

Statesmen to sol! roofing cement and
roof paint. Guaranteed no coal tar. Elk
onptionally liberal commission We Of
for state managership TO right party
kopuhllc Products Co, Cleveland Ohin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

MAKE $4,000 every year. g. 600 In spare
tine. You share profits besides. Jus,
show and write orders for Weather
Monhrch Raincosts. also wind and
waterproof overcoa;s. We deliver and
collect. Commissions In advance Ask
about "Duoi Coal" Go. $500. Ere,
rs'ncoat for your own use. Associated
Raincoat Agents, Incorporated. tso-ts2
North Wells, Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

SALESMAN--Eomna ndius g.n;Iemanly.
POlishen,. for all finish. Delights: dem
onstrabis; In own class; more income:
steady growth. UentiIo house. Ensign
NPtntnH Co. ClsYolann
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

SELL. "Oid Master auto enainei Won
deriul results. Paint car today-driyc
tomorrow Startled. epthuscd auto
world. Exclusive territory. Akron Paint
IrnlmCts Co. Akron Ohio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles

Horses. Cattle, Vehicles 4S
lioRSE-The handscmest combination
riding and driving horse In Virginia,
Eleven hundred pounds. dark bay, NJ
toon and ons-haif hands high Can
step n mile bettor than three minutes:
never trained; pleasant driver; seven
years old. 4 beauty. prtco $3.50:
cheap. Wm. w Jackson. Farmviiie. Va.
WHEN placing q Dispatoh oiAssIfed Ad.
yatssi thsx are AttraetiyA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

a = you 5000 man? We want three
statesmen to III! our organlza .ion Work
around Richmond. For personal inter-
View address Salesmanagcr. II ia, care
The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

hELiABLE purity TO rent country store
at Ellerson. Va: good opportunity Tor
nsht party: have store stock for sale.
boS |. so.. care Tho Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

EARN $40 DAILY selling authorized in
spring story. Henry Fords experiences
End achievements since boyhooI. Write
ior free sample. Cunningham Co., Pub
fishers. 1879 Devon. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

SALESMAN-525-}So daily made by our
men: advertising service: dull business
helps. Commissions daily; giyo refer
ences. H. Bcsgs. Sscty.. $40 Adams
ExpTeaa DldE. Chinaxn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19

and thankfu,nr.s 10 Herb Sap he Is nn-
able 10 md words 10 express himself
He SAYS:
Il am unable to find words expressive
enough 10 explain nv gratitude 10 HERD
Sap for havin accomplished what my
thousands Of friends and myself thought
10 br Impossible. that Of rcgaininB my
health. -Four bottles ot Herb Sap pulled
me AVA from my grave and put me
back into my o!d.iinr form and fEhtinS
trim. You ran imagine my surprise Is
we'll 4. happiness to know That am
now in sound, perfect health. full or
tho old-:imc viC"r, punch and pep
MY stomach is in Al condition. and eat
VOL. | feel as though ! could car an
elephant al cvcry meal. Everything
agrees with me-. that's the best part 81
It. Ny Kidneys and nerves are just IN
excellent shape I THINK Herb Sap IS
lust the greatest medicine and tonic IN
The world and my advice to all in run
down condition and under the weather.
no matter how had. is 10 try the Hcro
81? treatment as I have done. | know
Tho, VIII not hr disappointed. | wish
thai had mega phone hiE enough 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19

Ono. tho mecca Of perfect health ana
re hneg' cNamp.c OF physical! attA,h-
mcn,. the "Or'glnal Saiior-Jack "l'iS
! YEAR aEn went into complete nc'!'h.
and faded away 20 u mere shdu"" -
his former self In his navy ttM III g."
mcs, with Kid" Shaboo, sailor -J''A
nvcrc1crted himself. wrcnchinE ms an
dominal muscles. resulting In o'SaS-
rrnu, stomach trouble. lic rapidly sol
worse and worse. Trying most every
rnss:h.c means 81 r gaining his hca'h
and robustness without result ne anout
gave up. thinking he had met his DOOM
Finally ho was persuaded 10 Try
treatment of Mother Natures HcroS
and.wIth the thought In mind that Out
If the ground grew herbs which "hFn
properly prepared and blended. over
anne any and a.! ailments. he rurcnased
:; hottie Of Herb Sap. AZ the c"mp'e-
ION or ,hc first hottie no had imNTohrd
N condition 50 remarkably thar n" con-
rinurd with a second bottle and a ih'rG
and a, tho end Of the fourth hottie ne
s;cod amazed IN hndins tina; his old
time health. ,iE"r. and nerve force had
hc~n recaincd. To tell % his happiness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19

20 around the world for sure Veuld
like 10 boiler through il and tell every.
one en- the Eiobe about Herb Sap. There
cannot possibly be better tonic
made"
Since leaving the ring and during the
period Of rcCaininS his health Sailor
Jack has put in his time At the shoot
ing gallery a: "SS West Jefferson St..
Louisville. Ky. doing tatoo'ng. He has
ta,ooed thousands OF soldiers and sail
ors AS we'll as lodge and fraternity EN-
bems on some OF Louisrille's foresneGt
clubmen. Since the recent fad many
society women have had him tattoo
hcsuty marks on their faces and arHif.
"Tatoo!ng requires steady nerves" says
"Sailor-Jack." and Herb Sap has MADE
il possible for me 10 do this KIND or
work" He is At his work every day.
and 10 prove mis- conscisntiousnnss IN
Herb Sap ono would only need to 80 -
and see what q fine specimen OF heats
and strength he is once more.
Herb Sap Is now obtainable II c. II.
Griest & Co.'S drug store or any drug
store in this vicinity and surrounding
territory. -AoF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19

was marked BY an exciting incident. .
faction which charged that the steam
roller" was used. boiling and holding .
primar: in a nearby storeroom.
MAYOR Drane's associates arc: Re-
ror1cr. Miss May Rose. and councilman,
e. +. Ncff. u. +. O'Donnnell and DR.. T.
l.. Wilson. The only contest in the
primary' WAS for The recordcrship. Missy
Rose defeating Q. W. Johnson. The
tickets. printed before the convention,
contained the names Of the other nomtn.
ces. which gave rise to the charge thai
it vas cut and dried" affair.
TIC independent ticket named by tho
hulirrs is as follows: Mayor, Harry
Buoy: recorder q. W. Johnson: council.
men. C. y. Lsr;z, N. +. oDonnell ans
Miss Nan y. Hepburn. Mr.. ODonnen
is on both tickets. The election Will b
held Monday. May 5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
XII kLUX KHAN!
oErs PERMrs11oN TO HOLD Or
oAN1xAr1oN MEET At
lcoRaANTOwN
white EooSd Members OF ordsr ViTt
Now Castle 7. NJ. G. 4. with
S2S Oft

MorSan.oxr. W. Va. .N"-N IL J. u.
Hawkins O. Virginia. today obtained
permission n county ""tri ho-" 'odaN
10 hold Il meeting In e M"n"nS" a
county courc house ucN, Suah'f IA
the interest oc the In kluN k,a'..'
Hawkins announced that 10 would do
liver an address dealing with the pm
ciples and objects or he "rSan;za!ion
under the auspices of III" 'MorSan'""n
Klan''. which he said had been N east
ence for some months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
Noted Wrestler Tells
Interesting Story Of Quick
Recovery Of Long Illness

Of
of Defending Title
Amsze Herb Sap
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
BURTON WON'T RUN
FOR THE u. S. SENATE
Doesn't Favor Entering ConteHt-1s
Fond Of Place In the House.

Washington Ar-il IS. -- representa-
tive Burton Republican, OHIO. IN an
nounccmCr. today said hc w"ujd mo- h"
a randidd;" for senator tia year 'r"m
Ohio unless unforeseen 'i"' nSiHn 90
should arise" ~" added that he mad re-
cc'NCd rnsrr requests 10 h'SonN" can
d date hur ~ did not favor "r''r.rc
contest FOR Tho nomination aS wei as
.hr c,""',"n lio also aid his t"rnn"'"
fnr ~" mousse. wr@~" ne has >"rs5l |,
,.arS, vas u deterrent factor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19

New Castle. IA. Apri! lN--'Nln" m"n
wearing regalia OF the Ku kiuN Khan
entered the Y. NJ &. 4. banquet ma!
nero tonight. where the opening session
nraY ~ g. 4. drII" was being h"id'
and. walking 20 the speakers 'ahIc. de-
nosited an envelope coma n'ns SIS. y"
word WAY spoken ny an 81 In" h""d"''
men while within the ha". They a.
rived in two automobiles. l. has Mem
general" known hat chapter of me
khan existed here for Sc"Nra' monihs'
but ton'ch; brought :hc FIRST rTh!ic ~
pearance Of any Of the members
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
BUSINESS MEN DISCUSS NEEDED
IMPROVEMENTS FOR SOUTH SIDE

a talk last evening At tho Liberty
,heatcr for the pure water campaign
II. complmented thoS" present Tor
having accomplished what hey did. and
declared himself heartily IN favor o!
ALI their plans.
wants Pure water
Mr.. lowers then made an, n'crcStne
talk uu tho campaign for pure wai":,
for which the bond issue Will be Noicd
upon tomorrow. iie spoke At length on
the present system. and how the water
Is impure, and then pointed out what
difference is 10 be seen after dIhcr"n;
system has been installed.
lie spoke % the "a" million dollars to
be raised as being n large sum. but tie
rlared :; SINAI. compared 10 riSH the
pubic has IN using tn" present water
as pumped from the liver. He declared
the ,evy will not hc NOR" than two cents
q day on 4 piece % property vaiu"d a.
$1,000 showing where III" tuTcrcn'e is
70 BE- used.
Mr.. bowers spoke or ~" high ccah
rate al DAYTON. -. and tho great drop
after the changing ut the t.tration <ys-
lem ne declared il too had the INDUS
trial depression eV'Sted At the present
nma. which would hav" some effect or
tho passing Of the issue. but declared
the levy. IL passed. will not pc increased
TO any great extent.
EX-rounciIman Louis +. Nolte mad"
a brief talI after Mr. Bowers had closed
his remarks declaring Wheeling has a
srea, need for pure water. bu; declared
himself against the rapid sand system.
which is proposed. He told Of expert
engineers being here. and % the ru'in=
nf the state boa ri rf health that Wheel
ing cannot hav" well system. but that
Moundsvillc \ town twelve miles south
&c Wheeling was permitted /" us" IN"
system 'TsSt tho decision OF n" health
board in the supreme court as Won did
the report OF III" city clcrS on the &c
call" Said Mr.. Nolte.
"MoundSvi,le has nad \ WI system
for eighteen Years" said Nj. Note. and
the residents 80 tho town hardly know
what typhoid ~ ! am for pure water.
and think Wheeling needs il. hTt d"
not favor ,hc rapid sand system
Councilman Harry : ,'unninchan vas
then introduced. Mr.. Curn;nCha : re
marks were very concise. and Of facts
from the reports ~ expert engineers
lie repudiatci several statements mad"
by Mr. NoI'e declaring 'hc system Z"
be exactly what Wheeling needs, point
ing ont numerous facts and fgu-c1.
Following NJ Eu0njnGhamS tax. y
was decided IN" com nl!itcea should ""
Appointed as soon aS pos sibic. and they
should then sc; busy. ard Inc temporary
chairman shou'd cal tho ncAt meeting
as soon "a possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19

The election OF temporary onieerS
ahsn took place. resulting In the NOM
,nation Of silver a. temporary chair
1uan. The nominations were declared
closed. Charles SeabriSht was chosen
vice chairman in tho ssne manner as
vas George Boden Who was chosen sec
'tetary-reasurer.
- Several names Were suggested. among
Hhem bAinK the South Side improvement
association. South Gde Boosters As
ISOLATION, south Side Welfare and I'm
provement Association. and tho Eighth
Ward Improvement Association. After
. lengthy argument, the hrs, was de-
tc ided upon temporarily.
Many objections were raised 10 the
lame "South Side" severAl fa"orinE the
Eighth Ward name. declaring tho ar
Notation was really formed Ia the
Hkhth Ward. and not in the sixth
nd Fifth.
Or. Gaydo.h then. eclarsd there vas
100 much railroad!ns. saying only tenn
porarI plans should be decided upon
NTH q perma pent organization had been
oYmed.
Mr.. Cooey again given lie moor do.
,clared himself against the formation
t an association that would be con-
ned to 4 small circle Andy FISHER
also spoke Again. declaring II should n.
IN OPEN organization ultn both r-r
and women as r-srhs-s
: Charles H~p.r> - 10 Eru,A SD.
eaAk vas t-,rednesd AZ r. ha4 ms
errtvoA Asa TrveoA Uhrs sa AAds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
BOLT|NG Faction
HAS OWN PRIMARY
Exciting Day at Piedmont When Au-
ricipal Elections Are Aads

SrcriaI pi>patch 20 Tn" Ini"l!!Erncer.
Piedmont. ". Va. -tpril iS.--Thc mu-
n.r.ral primary here. which rc-nom!nat-
ed Robert McVeiSh Dranc for mayor,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19

was stolen on April S and The other
N February is.
Warrants will be. issued today and
detective sent to Pittsburgh 10 re
turn the Two mon hero.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
TO ATTEND GRAND
CIRCLE AT GRAF TON

Man, members 90, .Nc l'ru,cr,"l H"m"
,Hrc'c or this ;i.in,i! MI H;icn" 'N'
annua. district grand cjrc!" - "c ht'd
al Grafton. MAJ 10. II and ~ inc
Delegates from THIS vicinity "'n lee a.
follows: George W. I:mm"E Eit1
S,amm. Lillian Rhodes. Edward r.. hr'a.
Marian Orth and Matter II. l..n"". u
IN" Wheeling ,.r'.'.. Ms. N...' req
son. Mrs Mavgarc: BOD" and MISS Alta
Eu:>c.. e In" McMc,>Hrn circle. -"
Iio?Wood and Jacob Billings. &! th"
Warwooi circle.
The program for Tia" convention Wiz
hc as follows.
"Wednesday. May 10
Grafton circle vii entertain IN"
sup-cm" ,nd grand "Ch.'"->. "Hrr"N"v''-
,iyrs and ~ members o. 80 Protected
H"mc ,irr,.. ~ - grand bali and rr""p'
ION Is the Wizard hoic,
200 u. m--Grand march.
9:IS n n--Re,cptlon /" the S"Tr"rn"
and grand "fhc"rs. representatives.
IN, mh"rs and candidates.
go y NJ Dancing ami r"fro 'hnlcn''
To he bold 4, Inc Willard NOTE h".,
room urru - ~ 'o"a' mrn'H"r~ and
visiting mcmh"-s. Music Furnished Nv
the r. II. t. ORCHESTRA "t ';raf'"n '.r'''
No. as.
..,.od =, ~.
~ ,,. ,"" ard 60, mes.
,S;;
w. s ,,no-',"
Invocation y, Re-. l.. ". VA .HrE. Ta'-
tor tinted Hrc;hrou church.
Address - wc,r"m" by Hon 7. II.
,,,L. ,o- ~ ,.r,r,or resronss
by I. {. " BuscA. supreme r'Hr"1"niH-
Nv. ,,.r
o'"' - IT, w.! ,,,-1,fI
N',,'' r'",nr
"a" I,..,,,,n-,.
n"," ''... Nr.' -. u..,,,.
.,.i'''1', .,.'' 80, 10 asa ~. ia, Elise
rs ~, .r,r.r, re- ,rc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-08
LADIES SILK AND WOODEN
HOSIERY

Ladies' Silk Hose-In assorted shades,
scanned back; all sizes, double heel
and toe; heavy wooven garter top, at
CSC, $1.25, S1.49 a pair.
Ladies' Full Fashioned Silk Hose -
With double over Isle garter top;
assorted colors; all sizes ..... $2.49
All pure silk at 80: $2.49 and $2.9S
Ladies' All Silk Hose-In plain, lace
instep and fancy or plain clocks; all
sizes assorted colors :. $500 to $3.49
Silk and Wool Hose-$1.48 to $3.4s
Cotton and Wool Hose-8sc and $t.25
Children's Wool Hose-In white, grey
heather and buff; all sizes zoe, sec,
CSC.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-08
LADIES' AND CHLDREN's WOODEN, SILK, CHAMoIsETTE
AND KID GLOVES

Kid Gauntlet Gloves, $3.50 Pair In dark
brown; a good heavy substantial quality; all
seams double stitched; all sizes.
Gauntlet Mocha Gloves, $4.9S Pair-1n brown
only, fancy and plain stitched backs; all sizes;
strap wrist.
Chamoisette Gauntlet Gloves, $1.69-In brown,
mode, grey, tan and black, with contrasting color
stitching and backs: all sizes.
Suede Gloves, $2.95 Pair-In the two clasp in
dark brown only; all sizes.
2 Clasp Mocha Gloves, $2.9S Pair-In brown or
grey; all sizes, plain or fancy stitching; all sizes,
. Clasp Chamoisette Gloves, CSC Pair-In sand.
mustard, grey, brown, black and white; all sizes;
plain and fancy stitching.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-08

Children's Wooden Gloves, soc TO
SOC Pair-In oxford, grey, navy
and black. All wool and In all
sizes.
Wool Gauntlet Gloves, CSC to
S2.9S Pair-All pure wool in an as
sortment Of plain colors and fancy
cuff effects; all sizes.
Kid Gloves, $2.49 PAIR clasp
extra fine imported kid gloves in
solid black and colors and fancy
backs and stitching; all sizes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-08
o Y DOLLS AND GAMES

Games For Old As Well As Young
At 25c up to S2.SS
Fricture Toys-Such as Electric Auto
Trains, etc, at ......... Soc TO $z.eo
Mechanical and Electric Trains-sets
$1.48 up to $28.85.
Also tunnels, stations, switches
telegraph poles and wide and electric
light poles.
DolIs-In both the stuffed, bisque and
kid bodies with or without hair; some
talk, some walk and some sleep; some
are dressed. some undressed, take 1t
all in all If you want dolls we nave
them, any style you want; big and
little; priced at ...... 49c to $lZ.oo
Wooden F'urniture-Of all kinds, suc1
as straight or rocking chairs, desks,
tables, doll swings, cradles, cribs, bu-
reaus and carts; some in white, others
natural color at ...... 49c to $1S.SO
Doll Carriages-Made exactly like a
baby carriage in assorted colors n
sizes $3.9S to $1S.9S
Then we have autos, bicycles, wag-
ons, push mobiles, creepers and pool
tables; all prices.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-09
Neu,s of Our
Celebration

Many of our friends and customers have call
ed to look at our great anniversary celebra-
ton display;indeed, we feel that our efforts to
do something for the people Of this commun-
ity are being appreciated. Already we have
placed pianos in homes where they could not
have been without our great price reduction
and easy terms.
Have you visited us yet? We have
piano which will meet your needs at a price
you can afford to pay. We are offering doz-
ems of wonderful instruments at celebration
prices - many more than we can list on this
page We also have an unusual line of talk
ing machines which we are offering at practi-
calIy one-half the original price, These ma
chimes are fully warranted by us.
You will find many other celebration
prices IN cur store, too. We are offering the
finest music rolls made at a special celebra-
ton price Of THREE. for ONE DOLLAR
Remember: We have plenty of instru-
ments for all. This celebration will last
throug hout October Do not hesitate be-
cause you can't come the first few days.
Come whenever you can. We have plenty
of stock to meet the needs Of ALL
Come in and get that piano or talking
machine you have been wanting. Do not
take our word about these celebration prices.
Come in and See for Yourself
Don't forget that we are distributors for
the Celebrated Victor and Edison Phono-
graphs We have complete line Of both
upright and console models for this ceIebra-
ton.