davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-15
! the yarious counting.

in the various counties:
Chaves. crop land, 20 acres
Dona Ana. crop land, 5000 acres:
range land, 5000 acres. Eddy,
crop land, 355 acres; range land,
25 acres. Lincoln, crop land. 720
acres; range land, 1859 acres.
Quay, crop land, 5,407 acres:
range land, 1869 acres. Roose-
welt, range land, 5000 acres. San
doval, crop land, $40 acres; range
land, 139 acres. San Miguel. crop
land, 261 acres; range land, 4O8
acres. Santa Fe. crop land, 11S
acres; range land, 39S acres. San
Juan, crop land, 355 acres. Taos,
crop land, 451 acres; range land.
1i745 acres. Torrance, crop land.
535 acres; range land, 4.4OO acres.
Union, range land, 800 acres. Va
lencia, crop land, q acres; range
land, acres.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-15
To FresI,en n Sponge.

The sponge that seems a bit sour
can be swo tened by rubbing a
fresh lemon thoroughly into it and
then rinsing several times in luke
warm water. 1t will be- like new.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-15
DAUGHERTY CLAIMS
MAN SOLD HIM A CAR
THAT WAS M0RTGAGED

w. r Daughertv yesterday filed
in the court of Justice George Rod
dy a charge against Charles Hunt
er whom he accuses of having
fraudulently obtained money by
selling to him n mortgaged auto
mobile. Hunted, it was charged
sold tho car AGrant 6, TO Daugh'
erty, and c. ANStowell, who claim
ed to have a mortgage on the ma
chine, replevined it "A Justice Rod
dy's court. The date for the hear
ing has not been set.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-15
Grocer Thankful

II had been sick nearly 90
years with stomach trouble and
was slowly starving to death as
everything l ate caused terrible
gas and pain and my food did
not digest. l was reduced to 115
pounds. A friend advised me to
take Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
about months ago, which l did
and now weigh ISL lbs, and can
eat anything. l am very thankful
for Mayr's Wonderful Remedy"
1t removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract. and al
lays the inflammation which
causes practically all stomach.
liver and intestinal ailments, in
cluding appendicitis. One dose
will convince or money refunded
at Briggs pharmacy and druggists
eVerywhere.--Adv
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-15

Here's fame for you. In 1929
Who's Who" published in Lon
don, Henry Ford gets eight lines
and Charlie Chaplin 81 lines
Detroit Motor News.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-15
nROGREsS RETARDED.

Marion, ILL.,, Nov. IA tby the AS
soclated Pressl Progress was re-
tarded today in the selection Of a
jury to try five men in connection
with the Herrin nine killings last
June and at the adjournment OF
court, only three prospective ju-
rors who were accepted tentatively
yesterday by the state were i'll the
box, none having been accepted
today.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-15

Try reading the advertisements.
Your time will be we'll invested.
READ THE ADS IN MORNING JOURNAL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

DETROIT. 8, 706--Two large vel FUR
nished rooms, private entrance reason
able. Cedar 2s7s-J,
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Automobiles
AUTOM0iiII.rs ron sAI.g 10

1871 FORD touring seat covers. shock
sbaorbers five new tires, demountabis
rims. thief.pruof steering wheel. two
locks on car, practically as good ~ new
wil! sacfif"c. paft cash. easy paymsn,s.
103 W. second 81
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Promotion day services I'm num-
hcr OF tho schools will be elaborate.
with tho presentation Of diplomas.
graduating talks ana apecinl drills
ana exercises by pupils while In
other churches tho exctciFos viii
take the more simple form Of
changes from ono class or depart
mcnt TO another and rc-rcgistrntion.
In the First Christian church an eX-
tcnslve promotion day program win
TAX" ~" place - preaching seryices
Though the BlblG school is Ike
tho public schools in holding Ernd-
untlug exercises, 10 Us unlike tho
other schools in that ono never grad
uatoH out 'of the Bible school and
It's glasses arc carried on continu-
ously for OH ages from the cradle
90 NOS sunset yenrs.
In connection With the promotion
day oxerclscB Bible schools are
making an effort 10 regain their
summer losa"a ln attendance. and
several have Hot attendance goals
Tor sunday.
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LEGAL.
Pubilsbod in Tulsa World. septtmbcr -
and 10. world Publishing company pub.
lhh'rI,

Publlsbod ln 1ulsp World. September -
ani 60 World Publishing company pub.
Uhh'rI,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice H hereby given that uu the 7nt
day " October 1922 Aa D.. between the
hours ~ two ana three o'clock d. Boo. of
said day tho county towWisgluncrH ~
Tulaa County. state " Oklahoma, viii
omen and consider proposal fDr the paving
with runCfrt" and other Items ~ tm.
prnycment Incident thereto, mo follow
lnG described road
Hotwocn Sections ~ and "a. TWP ~
~ u !. ~. from The tnd of tho county
pavement to d connection with city
pavement In Town of HkiaiouH also
inilea and of Section "r' Tulsa
County State Highway with extension
privileges to part N Section "U"
Tho approximate estimate ~ quantities
ana tho forms ot proposal "a DO used may
be obtained from tho County Engineer. a.
well ~ plans ana spocifCa tiOna covering
the said work iiids are 90 be accompanied
by certified Check or surety CumpAnyA
equal to l0Ts Uf tho total amount uf the
bid. II an award be made, the succeHsful
bidder viii bs required 20 file with the
county good ana sufficient Contractors
BOND In tho amount OF 1909 OF the CON
tract price also tho customary statutory
BOND. which bond ahail be executed by n
Hurctg ta;aHsny authorized to do business
ln the state ~ Oklahoma, aud approved
by the Hoard Of County Commissioners.
Tho right IN expressly reserved 10 re.
iert any or all bids and to waive tcChnl-
cgllties IN tho award Of e contract
signed this the 18TH day of september.
t02g
BOARD or COUNTY coMMissioNERs
Hy DAN W. PATTON,
HF.F q Tu fFtmN
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ADS

WANT ADS
oth,s;ati.seo
Announcements
FUHgHAL designs a. . reasonable prize,
81 Tuifae newest flower shop tgfAT
ass BpNORA FLOWER SHOP 21s y.
BpuLbEH
ENCOURAGEMENT 1913 Quality
Hud Service Tulsa Undertaking Co. fun.
srai dtertofs can save you ons.halt
LOHI AND FOuND
FOUND .Wat,h, party may have snms BY
Identifying ana paying fof ed pssge
tOuED-A pIBcs 10 get mons sults
cleaned Hud pressed right tor ~, At
Terry Mllers. cleaners. ons.day service
'edhf lb'
KEYS mads while YOU wait. TUtAA
KhT siiur, i9s East Third.
lp"f fsmz's ;5y saH paiH:es ears.
,.gcnas Paid. l.pgre. reward fif W
LOST Three quarter length, brown hid
glove, 1hurniHy noon In business sec
ton. Csarc 4s15.i.
LOsTah tho furcis This afternoon or
uu F0rth Main street car. brown bllibook
900 aud lbb la money, foward. 1907 y.
cincinnati.
Lost or straysd from 22l " Detroit.
Monday, Hoptcnbor u, long haired
white male puppy. 4 months Old white
stripe On fpcy. hIbCk aud brown on head
and ears. brown spot on back above tall.
white apot on 40 of ear. howard. Osnge
LOsT .Airrdaio puppy, q month. Old.
answers 10 name ~ Fancy, liberal -.
ward tob s. uou!drr.
LD8T-A gray folt hat worked In yarn.
between girteanth and Uart0n and 80
g. Fiub tnll psaRe t1l1.
tOa1 one female red iTian setter. years
Old. liberal reward for return 0t d0g
or Information aB to whereabouts uHngo
LDEI wrist watch. Friday evening. Sep
tambsT 12. between Fifteenth aud Main
and Nlnth ana Boston, initials " l.. g..
on back Finder call Usage $685.. u,
reward
LOsT train. near Jepninga. okla. gold
wedding flnE. inscribed y. T.. to G. 9. II.
i.lb.li Reward. g. =. Hudnau, T.. o.
nos 62 DrumrEht okla.
LOsr--A pair Of shcil rim glssses. Csll
bHngn 1900.
ONE stone marten choker In Orpheum
thcBtrr, Friday afternoon finder please
cail Cedar 32b2i reward
STUNIED from fairgrounds. Duroo Jersey
pig, weight about 100 pounds; call
county agents office, Usage A6S. or
STiiAYEp---Dark male collie; shssred
white neck. Osage tSs2, 1890 =. ~
Nuou,
tyn setter female, s years old. small,
brown markings on muzzle. black and
white head, body white with black
SPOT on hips, pac0s left side Of head
tvitchcp 5000 reward Tot arrest ana
conviction OF thief, notify Max Andfeao
osaRe lisL or Gus Payne. ,-scfe,ary
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$4,000 PAID FOR
STH-BOULDER SITE
Il. l.. Davidson Buys Prop.
erty From Hughes and
Thompson
TO PUT UP A BUILDING
But Is Undecided Yet Whether
to Make 1t an Apartment
or Office Structure

The first big real estate trsnrac
tiou OF the fan was consummatcd
yesterday when r. l.. Davidson
bought from T. II. Hughes ana y
~ ThOmpHOn of Thompson Bros. IS
HUGHES the 76-foot lot on tho north.
west corner Of Eighth ana Boulder
The consideration was approximate.
ly $4,000,
Davidson plans 10 erect n bulid
ing on the property but he is un.
certain set MS 20 what Kind. iie eX-
pccts to be guided In his choice hy
the need. ana VIII probably erect
either Rn office building or large
apartment. Tho galo OF tho prop
ertv was made by j. B. jennings.
Tho transaction marks tho begin
ming Of renewed activity $40 this line
OF business. win the opening OF
school, the coming Of cooler weather
and tho end Of vacations, an I'm
pctus has been given the real estate
market inTulsa H. 9. lteddin Of the
firm OF Adams & Rcddin, said yes
terday
THE past 10 days" snld Reddin.
'has seen the contamination Of q
number Of important sales, the
most prominent being for consld-
Grafton of 10000. The names of
the parties to this transaction ore
not made public at this time"
RoGdlu pointed out the significant
fact that number OF buyers dur
ing tho past week have been people
from out-of-towr, and who are NOV
ing here to make Tulsa their home.
Among these were H. Winters OF
Kansas. who purchased tho g. W
Baker property on South Owasso for
consideration of $4,000. l.. G.
Dufnold. also OF Kansas. bought the
WyEant house IN NnrnluEsde Tor
StG,5O0, and another salo rs m out
of-town huyor was thnt OF Fred Stein
or and otto Sund"rwlrth 10 Alcock.
who bought new bungalow IN the
iTeG hiurk ufi South Utica for SO. see.
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Automobiles

AutOIDODlieS
AIToNouIfEs pOR SAIT 10
,.--.. - : =
1919 u.,g, ss.,i'f'' "'''''"' '0''
~ -s.,.,,,--
D'b't tsadHlrr tnr ssl" DsaEs gbpis
TMriHE roadster fgr sale. as raHh. 20ts
w. Elsh'h - -..-
FDU RAIE or trade--ta20 Buick roadster
IN fine condition. sil cord tires speoial
California top Would iake IN late Fotd
conne. 2r Dodge toedsier zlls " Lenth'
classy FORD sfBbDsFER
. ...
i'4p mpgiLi p'',t-'t '.I Uscnsni,at
.1" .,.,,o, . V.tt,,o tn,,r
s1,iIppSd WIN rparIat 81 30 tnol
k't mis- one must bs sold 1uick
Terms.
-
FORD CAR ENCHANGT
VIA East second st. Usage booP
,-- --
FOR SALE Hl5is Ford touring running
9iaer' 'so' as ~ FRANKFORT cedar
foH HNtgt- DonEs sengn. sans as new
o. hat pi''' 5.s Sts snis one 'enuH
ca.
| "a, 'fS,,s',.-,,tns ,,D",ili.ii. s,g
condition good tires Phone cedar sib r.
or auartturui "a Ifcurlstfa SIutb and
Boston
F,,,,,, .,i- ......,
- $500 ~, ~.
49, ~ ,trc,. "niss 5s7 'sIs
W,yh,ii i' "''''' '''h' SOW ''' o.
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s.:s.E.RS C..

], o. o, II. DIRECTORY
ODD Fellows Hail. il2h South Boulder
AURORA LoDoE NO. 10. !. o. O. "
Meets every wednesday evening. TlJe y
m.
W. 7. DADDY. N. q.
NJ. l. PouNDSTONk Secretary
TULSA LODGE NO. 90. !. o. o. r., meets
every Tuesday evening. lis0.
TOM GWlNN. N, q.
}, T., MOOilE Secretary.
TULSA ENCAM PMENT NO. Us, l. u, O. "
Meets on second and fourth Friday OF each
J. 1. HuoHLETr. C. p.
II. II. FULLER Scribe.
TULSA REBEKAH NO. sG l. O. o. n.
Regular meeting first and third Friday
Mrs. CARRY DAVIS. SEQ.
Usage ls2s.R.
TULSA CANTON NO. Is l. o. o. ",
fetrisreh Militant FtrSt Saturday each
". l. BOLTON. Capt
X, h. FULLER Clerk.
ORDER or LOYAL SONS Trllas Firesids
No, :, second and fourth saturday each
''0"'A RAYM1ND FISHER, r. W.
"A. z uUOHLBTT. W, r,
KREhLIN rULsoK !. o. NJ. N ,sts
every third Saturday. p. IN.
j. J. WRIGHT, C1ar.
w. III. RICHARDS,
--- Alnister OF Records
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tpeclal 90 Tho world.
DURANT, Sept 23-Harry Zack
OF Dallas, held in connection with
tho murder ot II. 6. Means OF Tulsa
near hcre last May, was released
from jbil Tuesday when he made
hin bond OF $1,000, set by District
Judge George $. March after hnhoas
furbua Ifnriuu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24
GRADUATION DAY
IN BIBLE CLASSES
Students of Holy Book to
Know Today Whether
They Pass

Graduation day--thnt magic time
associated with May and June In
public schools and universities OF the
iand--comes in the fall TO Bible
schools over the country and Will
be so observed today In practically
all OF the Bible schools In Tulsa.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07

a long composition handle is to be
used when YOU clean the walls or
around the molding and picture
tops or other high places, and the
short one serves for work which is
within easy reach.
The engineer in his summing up of
the machines ability and usefulness,
onines that its "how characteristics
are very good" same meaning
that the suction is about 20 per cent
better than the average. And, ac-
cording to the overall efficiency fig
ure for this machines work (Which
is the ratio of the work put into the
machine in the form of electricity
and got out Of it in sucking the
air over the carpet With the nozzle
the Mac requires less electricity than
the average vacuum Of the same
type for the same cleaning effort.
The attachments are easily put on,
not only from the mans technical
point of view, but also according TO
the actual doing of 1t by our very
feminine domestic scientist. The
latter adds also that the machine is
simple to manipulate, the bag very
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
The Tools or Antcnna>

presents an opening measuring D
by II by Ia inches. In attaching
The bag to the back Of the sewing
machine top it IS necessary to drill
three small holes, but this deep
pocket to catch the sewing to pre-
vent it falling on the floor and to
keep it from pulling as it passes Un
der the needle offers long hoped
for help TO women who sew, aud
the three little holes In your ma
chine top should not stand in the
way Of the added convenience.
The pockets are so fairly priced
that their commercial value will
not hinder any woman from adding
one to her sewing room accessories
or her ironing day helpers. The
mechanical skill needed in attaching
either model is not sufficiently great
to need other than the tools that
every housekecper owns and knows
how to use. +. X. b.
The Christie Folding Drop Pock-
cts. Made by the Christie Folding
Drop Pocket Company, Osaaloosa,
lows
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
The ' aricd Heats

Temperatures to suit the needs Of
,rv type Of ironing MAY be obtained
~ II this modcl-the Waage four
fese iron, And, what IS most im-
rortant, tie heats when reached are
maintained as long as desired
The connecting piug at this de
wees end is of special design to
make the range of heats possible,
and with the added convenience is
10 moro bulky than an average
,krec-heat Plug used for any cleo
suicsl device. 1t IS broader man the
Iosual plug, and en- one sidc Is
eamDel The word hot with
medium" or the opposite. When the
pug IS IN place on the three ter
ninals Of the ron, with hot turned
SWAY, j, IS at it's highest heat t515
wattsl
When the medium SIDE Of the
plug IS turned away the medium
Agh heat, using 3l3 watts, is ob-
tained. With the plug in the same
fositio0, but covering only the two
left-han1 terminals, medium heat
is reached I255 watts, and with
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
The Mysterious Motor

The aluminium house in which the
motor lives is horizontal and is To-
Gated at the base Of the handle. CA
horizontal motor is usually longer
lived from the engineers point of
view than a vertical one, on the prin-
ciple that an animal that walks on
It's hind legs is under more nervous
strain than one that goes on all
fours
Just in front Of the motors house,
toward the nozzle Of the machine, is
the fans house. Both fan and mo-
tor are important to the wellbeing
and utility Of your cleaner, and are
closely related to each other. This
particular motor drives the fan at
q rate OF about 5000 revolutions
minute, which is very speedy, in
deed, for a nlinatur fan of four
and one-quarter inches diameter.
Its seven sheet steel blades are
welded to q steel disk which turns
with the shaft Of the motor, and the
rapid whirling Of these blades (due
to the motors activity when the cur
rent IS on) creates the machines
suction.
There's the mystery Of the sue
ton explained Sometimes suction
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
Heating-Up Qualities

This model heats up little slower
than the average of its type when
weight and wattage are considered.
This is due principally to It's greater
than average heat capacity (Which
eventually makes amends by allow
ing less variation in temperature
during the ironingl and long heat
retention and possibly to some ex-
tent the thicker than average IRON
ing face.
The time required 10 reach an
ironing temperature $3.50 degrees
is ten and half minutes and the
cost of operation for an hour, based
on the ten-cent rate, averaged 5.5
cents. This is medium cost of oper-
alton ard the initial cost Of the Uni
versal is also moderately low. Its
construction (brass-nickeIed) guar
aatecs an unusually durable iron for
hon sppearance and actual service
after long and trying usage.
The rounded heel of the iron gives
ease and smoothness on She back
stroke. and in ironing wide ruffles, if
the iron is turned so that the heel
goes into the gathers, they can be fin
ished at greater speed than IN the
rs,,s1 yrsv-T z. T.
The Wage FourHeat Iron. Made
bv the Wasge Electric Company
Reade Street, New York,
The Univeraal Iron Made by
Landers, Frsry h CLARK, New Brit
sin, Conn
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07

domestic Scientist, and Ralph 4. Potter, Engineer

things are accomplished. Tho re-
hoNaole name plate Of the Mac
covers the opening, in which is set
cast aluminium sleeve (The en-
enecr calls it that, but most women
would Just say "tube.') This tube
opens directly into The fan housing
50 that no air is being sucked
through the main nozzle while the
tube is in place.
An eight-foot canvas covered
rubber hose is attached to the outside
end of the tube, and to this tube
IS attached the tive-inch nozzle,
which IS small enough to play easily
over draperies, curtains, wall tapes
Tes, heavy table covers, cushions.
books, lampshadcs and any other
fabric in your house. To this
small nozzle may be attached the
Mac S small brush when the over
stuffed furniture must be brushed
out. When the radiator TOP needs
Us face frightened or the pianos
interior needs cleaning, slip on the
Hat rubber tube made for this pur-
pose
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
Develop An hti-
n1ateAcquaintance
With Your House,
holdMachinery6r
Efficiency and
Satisfaction
y lHE day and age when small
boys peer curiously but intelli-

y LIE day and age when small
boys peer curiously but inteIli-
gently through the microscopjc
lens at the 'innards' and the most
detailed secrets of the workings Of q
water weed or the why Of butter
fly color. their mothers should not
tolerate the presence of such an in.
tcresting and complicated mechan.
Ism as vacuum cleaner and not
have speaking acquaintance with
its "makings'
The why Of its beautiful heart.
the flow Of its powerful life forces.
the curious writings Of its amaz-
ingIy shaped brushes are interest
ing enough to merit study; cspe-
claliy since this friendship with the
beastie's peculiarlties will give you
better insight into tanning it. max
mg 1t perform eXpertly for you. and
increasing its working possibilities.
House break your vacuum cleaner
If you would make il pay for itself.
First let us take a hird's-eye View
Of new cleaner which the Institute
engineer ard domestic scientist have
just taken into the Institute family
circle. 1t is the Mac vacuum elec-
trical cleaner, Model l., \ first view
shows a machine Of medium size,
built almost entirely of aluminium
mote that this makes for lightness.
madame, with the two front wheels
(the ones which whirl the brush in
this traction driven type also Of
aluminium, with rubber treads.
Treads Of such material add to the
snoothness and quietness of the
cleaner and increase its kindness to
YOUR rugs. besides giving a firnncss
TO the machines grip when used on
q bare floor.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07

- blac' cawd inter a hole in
tllc vall'''
II certainly can, nanny; and
rot only heat it faster and better
than you ever did with your heavy
nons and the coal stove or the char
coal brazier, but | can vary the
h.st so that # want 'spittin
hot iron can have it, or II | want
barely warm one for MY silks |
esn have that, and no trouble at
sn,'
oTimes Go move was mammys
comment. and she viewed with
wonder the model electric iron used
~ the very modern, up-to-date do
n,estic scientist who "sIicled' towels
end ,sbleeloths and tailored blouse
w,th the ease that young girls used
run their scales at practice hour.
Tue iron was a four-hest electrical
design being tested in the Institute
laboratories
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
Handy, Helpful Pockets for Sewing
Machine and Ironing Board

TWO handy household helpers, so
simple ard yet so useful in their
sphere that you ask, why didn't
some one think Of it before?' arc the
Christie ironing board and sewing
machine CLOTHES catchers.
A woman 81 houseReeper who
needed two just such devices--de-
signed them. The ironing board
pocket is intended to catch long
pieces that hang over the edge Of the
ironing board, and to serve as rack
for the lighter articles when tlE'shed.
Made of light muslin, three feet
long and foot and half deep, 1t
is attached to one side Of the board
Two square hardwood sticks support
the edges. one being bolted to block
which screws to the underslde OF the
board and the other supported by
two strap steel extensions at either
end 50 that when opened there ls'
SPACE six inches wide between the
front and back walls Of the bag.
The bag may be slipped off the
sticks for laundering when neces-
sarv With a screw driver woman
can easily screw the pockets frame
into place. If the board is folding
model, the method Of attachment is
the same as for the ordinary kind
excent that you must be careful In
fastening the supporting block 80
that it doe. not interfere with the
folding Of the ironing board lega
When skirt or dress must ha put
over ths hoard the presence or tho
pocket does not interfere.
When the ironing Is finished tho
frame of the bag can be closed and
the pocket pulled acrosa the padded
top and pinned at the corners TO keep
ii clean.
Sewing Machine Drop Poehe'
The catch-sll for the seWins ma.
,hine IS Of the same design as the
one for the ironing board, but the
material used is dark Ia eolet a
good quality Of brown muslin II
is suspended from folding olpkalsi
stee frame. which when sAtsnlsa
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07

die after you have plugged in at the
socket and the motor starts to hum.
Ire machine VIII repay your interest
in carefully perusing the directions
for using that every manufacturer
supplies with his machine. Each
different model on the market has
its own pet pecuharities as TO olling
manipulation and adjustment. SC
even # You know one machine nave
a thorough demonstration Of me ma
chine that you buy, or. if this Is not
possible. a least read the dir ri
card, and then save it so thai a voa
come 30 know the machine better tou
may understand the directions suH
better. Any one can buy machine
and push It around more or less eff
fectively within the. four walls Of Il
home, hut this casual acquaintance
viii never repay YOU as VIII i deep,
understanding friendship with your
mechanical maid the vacuum clean
er. Il is worth knowing.
The Mac Vacuum Cleaner.
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