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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-05-05
Tobacco Notes

Donald McInnes of Watertown called
in the market last week.
Abraham Blur of E. Rosenwald &
Bro. died in New York city May 1st.
Walter Hecht of the E. Hecht Leaf
Tobacco Co., Chicago, died last week.
Mr.. Hecht is we'll known to Edgerton
tobacco merchants.
J. P Mooney of Prairie du Chine was
in Edgerton over last week end calling
on old friends. Mr.. Mooney has been
with the Lorillard Co. during a period
of years, and he knows the tobacco
game pretty we'll. He states that his
section is pretty we'll cleaned of leaf in
first hands.
During the month of April 81 cars of
bundles came in by freight, besides the
receipts at local warehouses of bundles
by truck and team direct from the grow
ers. During the same period IL cars of
bundles and SO cars of cases were ship
ped out of storage, an increase of As
cars above the March case shipments.
About 500 growers met at the opera
house in Viroqua last Saturday to listen
to Mr.. Foster of the State Marketing
department in his presentation of the
plan for cooperative sales organiZa-
ton for Wisconsin tobacco. Mr. Fos-
ter has been in Kentucky to familiarize
himself with the workings of the Bur-
lev pool there.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-05-05
CITY Council.

The new city council held it's first
regular meeting Monday evening. 1t
took little time for the council to get
under way, and the meeting lasted
until about II o'clock. All members
were present.
The city nurse gave an oral report of
her work during the past month.
Of special interest to the city was
the appointment of L. III. Towne to fill
the unexpired term on the park board
now vacant since the death of T. B.
Earle. Mr.. Towne comes to the board
with large experience and fine in
terest in park development. His work
for the Edgerton Country club has been
invaluable.
Another resolution passed is of vital
interest, not only to the city but to it's
vicinity. The council by vote Of to
l decided to notify Mrs. Belle Wilson
that no further payments will be made
by the city for the maintenance of the
rest room. In order not to have this
action of the council misconstrued, it
may be added that the resolution does
not contemplate the adjustment of the
rest room, but makes room for adjust
ment in its future operation.
Additional parking space was pro-
vided on Henry and E. Fulton streets
to accommodate the doctors offices.
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w. A. Shelley of Milwaukee was
in Edgerton Tuesday. He called at
The Reporter Office to shake hands
with the boys, as he always does when
he is in Edgerton. He sold out his bus
mess in Milwaukee year ago, but he
is not cut of business. On highway 70
at Eagle River he has bought a tract
of land, and here he is building sum-
mer city-a hotel, cafe, garage and
number of cottages. 1t is to be one of
the finest tourist resorts in the north.
ern lake and forest section. Mr.. Shell
ley will spend the summer in one of
the cottages.
The annual meeting of the City
Federation of Women's clubs was held
in Culton Memorial hall Monday even
ing, May /. A community supper was
served at $50, members of the Century
club acting as hostesses. After the
dinner the meeting was called by the
president, Mrs. Geo. Farnam. A solo
Big Mrs. Scott Green was followed by
the election of officers. Miss Leo
Thompson of the Century club was
chosen president; Mrs. Weetman Dick
inson of the Philomathean club was
chosen first vice president; second
vice president. Mrs. George Farman Of
the Monday club; Mrs. D. G. Ristad of
the Culture club, reporting secretary;
Mrs. Will Dickinson Of the Marquette
club, corresponding secretary; Miss
Hazel Biederman Of the Educational
club, treasurer; Mrs. Percy Palmer of
the Progressive Study club, member at
large. Mrs. Alfred Anderson announc-
ed that chest clinic will be held in
Edgerton in June. Miss Hazel Bieder-
man contributed piano solo, after
which reports from the State Fedora
ton meeting recently held at Lake &C.
neva were heard. Reports were Of
fered by Miss Leo Thompson, Mrs.
Kittie Schmidt, Mrs. Crandall, Mrs.
Marvin Marsden, Mrs. Jagoditch, Mrs.
Geo. Farman, Mrs. VIM. Dickinson,
Mrs. Weetman Dickinson and Miss
Hazel Biederman.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-05-05
Annual S. S. Convention.

The local churches are making plans
for entertaining the annual convention
of the Rock County Sunday School as
ISOLATION which meets here next Thurs
day, May 18th.
According to the program the morn
ing session consists of addresses and
discussions on general Sunday school
topics, while the afternoon will be
given over to departmental confer
ences, including Young Peoples Dept,
Adult and Administration divisions.
J. P. Rogers, general secretary of
the state association, will be in general
charge of the program with Miss Mabel
Bailey assisting.
The program opens at 1000 a. m. at
the Congregational church and the pub
lie are invited to all sessions.
The County Sunday School associa-
ton is also arranging for the annual
Older Girls and Older Boys conference
to be held at GAINESVILLE Saturday, MAY
18th.
This conference includes all boys and
girls l6 to "a years of age, also adult
leaders and teachers of boys and girls,
there being no limit to the number who
may attend from any school,
A registration fee Of Is cents is re-
quired of each delegate, this being the
only expense connected with the con-
ference. Dinner and supper will be
furnished by GAINESVILLE churches.
Additional information may be ascer-
tanned from the local pastors and Sun
day school superintendent. Registra-
ton card with fee should be sent to
Miss Mildred Look, 307 So. Jackson ST.,
GAINESVILLE
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-05-05

Mothers day Sunday, May 14th.
Send her greeting card.-Frank Ash.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-05-05


Creek, Mich, from July Fl to August
20. Young men from IL to 81 years
are eligible; former service men are
eligible to the age of IS. Capt. Harold
j. Dane, GAINESVILLE, will receive appli-
cations.
The postal laws provide that rural
mail boxes must bear the name and
the number of the owner, says Post
master Hoen. The mail box must be
properly located with convenient ap-
proach, and the mail box as we'll as the
post that supports it should have
neat appearance by being painted,
preferably white in color. Tourists will
observe neatly erected mail boxes and
be favorably impressed thereby with
the character of the farm home, to
which it is often an index.
The district league of K. P. lodges
of southern Wisconsin, consisting of
nine lodges, will gather in Edgerton
next Mondsy. The exercises will be
held in Masonic hall beginning at 900
a. m. and lasting through the day.
There will be work in the rank of
Knight. The celebrated K. P octette
and Dokey drill team from Beloit are
expected. In the evening after supper
from Z to 8 p. m. parade and drill will
be given on the street as an entertain
ment to the public. The local lodge of
K. P. will act as host to the visiting
lodges.
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IN until, after New Years WITH local

main until after New Years With local
relatives.
Harold Scamahorn OF Mt. Vernon, o.
will be the guest Christms Of his psf'
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 6camAhorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. PRESLEY Billstef wln
leave tomorrow for Pittsburgh to spend
the holidays with the latter's parents.
Ernest Kendle, who attends BETHANY
college, will be the guest during the
holidays Of his parents. Mr.. ana Afh
NJ. L. Kendle.
W. A. Scamahorn Of Columbus 10 ex.
pected Saturday to visit local relatives
The first isue Of tho Junior hiSnt
school paper Is being distributed today
The publication. which Is mimeoSraph'
ed, contains interesting school news.
local items and advertisements. A con.
test for q suitable name for tho paper
will be held within the next few days.
The name Of DR.. Bruce Keller for
mayor has been placed on the Peoples
Citizens ticket, duo to the resignation
of j. B. Baker. The municipal cleo
ton will be held January I.
Christmas entertainments viii be
held in the local churches Sunday morn
ing and evening. The children OF the
Sunday schools will present . vsr!ed
program Of music, readings and other
features.
Miss Mabel Van Camp and Miss Ada
Van Camp were shopping today In Sis
tersvilla stores.
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o'clock The gifts this year are to be
used mainly for fine Lutheran European
Relief in cooperation with the American
Relief association. The Sunday school
children have prepared an appropriate
and interesting program to be included
with the usual gift service. The pro-
gram tx as follows:
Procession
Joy to the World
Hymn 25G---
II Came upon the Midnight Clear
Responsive reading-Psalm a.
! Greetings
Charles Harbruck. Primary Dept.
Recitation
Robert Kindclherger. Charles Flu
gate. George Jones-Junior Dept.
Reading ................. Marina
Kindelherger intermediate Dept.
Solo and Chorus
O, Little Children Do You Know.
Primary Dept.
Recitation
The Wise Men. .Alvirda
King, Selma Carlson. Helen Hitch
cock, Rosetta Snyder-Junior Dept
Recitation. Helen Cook. Primary Dept.
Exercise
Sunshine Nurse. Junior Dept.
Doris Wycoff Gladys Anderson
Lillian williams. Harriet Goetz.
Ethel Younginger. Helen Greer.
Hymn
Hank, the Herald Angels Sing......
Junior Dept.
! Recitation
The Glorious Night. Junior Dept.
Henrietta Adams. Erma Heinle!n.
Eleanor Munze, Mildred Meyer,
Mabel williams, Alice K!ndelbcrger.
Reading
Betty Knauss--lntermcdiat Dept
Christmas Lesson and Message....
.,.........Ch Charles G. Aurand
Duet
Sylvia Ruehl and Henrietta Nc
McGuire-Adult Dept.
Reading
Vera Huggins-Intermediate Dept.
White Gifts and offering.
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Harry Conner, VIM. Peters. Woodbury.
Fulton. Vim. IIahne.
3-Chorus OF the Shepherds. ......''

Harry Conner, VIM. Peters, Woodbury.
Fulton. VIM. lIahne.
3-Chorus OF the Shepherds. ........
............... Male ouarictte
names OF men ahov")
tad Fear No; Cor Behold.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MrS. conner
90 Glory /" God IN the Highest
Observation-Disclosures. Fcm.ai" Voices
tad Down From the Hills "f
bethlehem ......... Ma" Voices
90 We Are Shepherds F:"m
You,lcr Palms,. Thomas Powers
,c) Ye Shepherds From l'a:"S
ns ISrval .......... Harry Conner
,D This Is the Dawn:n= Gl"r.-
Gus ....,........... Male Voices
e-Whcre Did You Come Fr"'n"....
.............. Caroline Iirht
The Kingdom Is At Hand......
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Conner
S-ta) The star ut Bethlehem.
.............. Thomas Powers
(h) Then the Three Wise Men.
.............. Chorus
90 Little Town Of Rethlehcm.
........... Caroline Br!dgeman
................. th"rus
Offertory--"Tnerc' = Song in the
Air" ..,......... OBEY Speaks
Anna Hilton Otto.
Part =.
11-(a) Prelude. 5000. Organ al f:aho
(b( Arise ard Take the Young
Child ..............Mr Mrs Conner
(c) Hear Us. O God. Chorus
IL Am the King OF the Jews...
" Thomas Powers
10 Gladstone Light.
Mrs. II. Conner. Miss Louise
Kalreuth and Miss Ger. Freder-
.ckS.
1.-THE Kingdom OF Love.
.......... Woodbury. Fulton
15-B!essed BE Our Father. GGd.....
Mrs. Conner and tier. t>rcdericks.
1s-The Peace of Try Kingdom.
Miss Gertrude F,redericks ana
Miss Miss Louise kalkrcuth.
1--Star Divine. MISS Louise ka!kreuth
10 Be,hlchem. .. Hc;hlehcm'. Chorus
Ladies' chorus-Goldi" Srhau, BESSIE
p.ehl. Helen ZimmernaH, Carrie Dleh!'
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CHRISTMAS MUSIC
CONTINUED from Page Twelvt)

liver the Christmas sermon while II
the evening. the vested choir. under
the direction Of Carl T.. Neer. Will as
s,st the Sunday school in the presHnta,
ton of 4 pageant. Gifts for the King.
Morning Program.
Organ Prelude-MIreh OF the MaSi
Kings OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l'aho'S
Professional 80 Come All We
Faithful.
Prayer.
Hrthem-Nazaceth ......... Gt.chriSt
orron otfcr,o-I>-i'hristmas IN
Sicily ...E............ i"n
Soprano So!o--Ciesu Rambtn,>-tntant
Jesus Observation-Disclosures. Pietro f"n
Miss Johnson
LYMAN 1O7-Joy TO the World
Sermon-Christmas MesSag. 1890.
Rev. W. l. Craig.
Recessional Hymn lll-IIark the
Herald Angels Sing.
Orga. Postlude-F fiesta,
Postlude .............. SchminHc
Evening Program.
Organ Preludc-Chr!Stmas
PastOra,c ................ Harker
PROFESSIONAL Hymn lSi-Ltttle Town
Of Bethlehem.
-ssrSan--Fest!val Toccata -. Fletcher
.anthem-Tho Poor be the Chamber.
Organ Offertory-A Shepherds
Ccn,ralto solo-A Song N
the AFT ........... .........- SpcaNS
Mrs. Tom Il. Foulk
Gifts fer the King.
Scene The Homo OF the Wise Men.
Scene liza the Desert East bt Beth
leheya (Nise Men on QuesO.
Scene llI-.il. Top Near Reth"ihem
(Sh,pherds W4,ch:rg their FIocks
Scene " = sable 1t Re'hleA'm
Christ Child. Madonna. Shepherds. Wise
Men and Angels.
Authenticate What Men ThSSe
Holy Voices ................ MARA
Organ Observation-Disclosures
Personnel Of Choir.
Miss CorrInH Friedrich. orRaniSt.
Cart T. Necr. director.
Sopranos.
Miss Hannah johnson. soloiSs; Mrs
Walter SChane. Mrs. Carl +. Neer
Misses Leah Ross. Nellie Richie. Irene
Harrington. Dorothy Frankc. kathrva
Carnshan. Margaret FIawker. Sarah VIII
k!nScn.
Mrs Tom L. E'oulk. soloiSt: Misses
Elizabeth Porter. Meta Pryor. Alice
Davis. Jane Stellar. Nice Stellar. Max
Inc MuldoNu. Margaret King. Martha
zane. Margaret. Mrs. Zoe Amos.
Tencrs.
Albert l.. F~Inkc. so'o:st: Frank
Eiake. Carl rc!lsy.
Basscs.
Carl r.. Neer. Soiuis:. director: VIII
S;unpp Matthew Mr;aaer. Wilbur Ncc-
Don Tiuktry Charles Bonncssen, Ca-i
\ Sparkling.
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PADEN CITY

John Hammond. who was called to
Bellevi!le, O.. several days ago by the
death of a nephew. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Pottos OF Graf
ton will arrive Sunday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs George Potts and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Shannon are par
ents Of new born daughter, born
Thursday evening.
d. F.. Sheats, who was business
visitor in Parkersburg. has returned to
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Merritt have as
their guest Alexander Tomar of Beth
any. W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Buck will leave
Saturday TO spend the holidays with
his parents at Elizabeth. w. Va.
Miss Lois Van Camp Of Wellsburg
Is expected this evening and Will re-
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PUBLIC WEDDING AT
XMAS CELEBRATION

Clarksburg. W. Va, Dec. ga pub
lie wedding Is 20 feature the community
Christmas celebration arranged Tor
Christmas afternoon and evening at the
Recreation hall at wyatt. mining
town in this county. The couple, whose
names will be withheld until the cere-
mony starts Will receive SIS In gold
The celebration will start at / O'CLOCK
In the afs.sFaoon, the wedding viii take
place AZ s O'clock and motion pictures.
music. saddresses and other entertain
ment Will take place In the evening.
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BaBBos
WESLEY N. Z. CHUCK.

The vested choir OF the Wesley NJ. L
church, under the direction or MISS
Lena Conner. will render special Christ
mas music at both morning and eve
u.ng services on Sunday.
Morning Service.
Organ Voluntary ..... Mrs. Carro!I
Professional Hymn No. lO7.
Prayer.
Anthtm-"Behold! I Bring You Glad
TidIngs" ........ w. NJ. s. Brown
Hymn No. 40.
Arthcm--"Where Jesus Is".... Black
misunderstanding Sons or COO
.....By Rev. A NJ Barlow, Pastor
Reccssional Hymn No. 1lS.
Post!ude.
Evening Service.
Organ Voluntary ........ Mrs. Carroli
Professionalism No. l25.
Cautata-"The Light OF the
World" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Hoito'i
"Thy Light Is Come"
shine, Splcndor Divine"
.Womens Voices
'"rhc Light Everlasting"
"'rhc Name OF Jesus. Mrs. Won BerS
sing, o Heavens" ..... Mems Voices
And There Were Shepherds"
GLORY 10 God in the Highest"
Now When Jesus Was Born"
"Wondcrful Baby Jesus. Miss Rayl
Seek Yc the Lord"
The Light Of The World"
bringing Of White gifts.
Bcucdlction.
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NORTH STREET M, z.

The annual Whit" cat service oil th'
North Street NJ. T.. Sunday school VIII
nr held sunday az y. IN. The Adora-
ti"n Pageant will h" given by c2ndlc-
ilrh; after which the members OF the
Su"hav school will bring gifts Of Self
Service and Substance.
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Selection
Silent Night: ................ 'Shoii
Benediction. -
The young people Of the church VIII
give a Christmas drama on WEDNESDAY
December a, TO which the PUBIC Is
cordially invited.
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Vance Memorial Church.
MORNING.

MOttNlNI.
Preludes-
(O Marche Relig!eues. $1,000. Guiimante
CD L;eses;od ............... wagner
tE'vom Tristan and lsolde)
Lis, Of Chevuhic Hos. (Holy C!ty-Gaul
Soioist-Ntv. Shahe.
The Angel os Light .......... Coomes
MISS Kerr and Mr.. Jones
Offerto!re--
Shepherds Song. Ada Weigel Powers
Anthem
Inflammatus (S,abat Mater. Rossini
So!o:s;-Mrs. pusa.
Postlude-
March of Mas; ............... HarNer
The Morning Choir.
Soprano-F.lsa GundIing Duga. Hazel
Sondcrman Trump.
Alto-Rebecca Kerr. Mary c. Norton.
Tenor-Wiil Jones. Louis Lipphardt.
Rass-Nal,er Schane. Claire Gibson.
OrganiSt-Helen Virtue HadseN.
EVENING.
tD- The Silver Trumpets. Rimhault
t-,;rand professional March
2-Thc Harmony in the Dome
Cd Festival ToccatA ........ FtetcneE
collaboration from Holy CITY. .Gaul
Anthem
The Prince Of Peace. ........ .Gounod
soprano Solo
. Might pIN!Ue ............... ADAMS
ouartettc-
Holy Night ........s Mue''es
Offertnire--
Evening star CTaanhauser). Wagner
Tenor and Baritone Duet
,watchulau What Of the Night, Sargent
Cpntralto S","--
How Beautiful Upon the Mountains
Harker
Anthem
Shout q Earth ...:........ Schnecker
Post, nlCi..-
TOccatI .............-..... baEl'elN
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Caroline Br!dgeman, Effie kuntez, Ev-
elyn Fisher. Alvcrda keck.
ch!rStmas Day-Sunr!se Services
a. III. German services at . Il. IN. :. =
Entertainment. 7:31 p. m.
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Corlsh. Jones' Smith. Marker, Morris.

Corish. Jones, Smith. Marker, Morris.
Tenors
Messrs Coo, Murrin. Barnhart. ColVts'
Jones, Reese. Ficks.
BaBBoB
Messrs Shocklcy. Holman. Smith.
Mason, Spear, Ulrich. Drum. Meyers.
Urganist .... Grace Hall Barnhart
Director ....... c. V. Hlcklnbotham
Bible School Orchestra
Miss Cornish; Mrssrs Cornish. Kane
Howard. Fassig. Klicvcs.
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rtrxt Enslish Lutheran Church.

Tho White Christmas services will
he held at the First English Lutheran
church next Sunday evening at 1880
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S.. Joseph's Cathedral.

Christmas morning. early mass. pro-
gram:
Nigh. Divine ...............Rob Robertson
Ring Ye R.iiS. .......A:r. from Handel
Silvery t.iSh;.......A Ar. from Schuman
Wond"ouS C;::t. Arr. from Verdi
So,o-F0il"winr III" Star........ scott
Miss Virginia We!chsei.
Swec. Thy Peace. Observation-Disclosures. Hail,
The Primo. az Peace. Arr. from Barsa
Hank. The Herald Angels S:ng......
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mendeiss"hn
Miss Mary Fallon.
The Holy Night. .Gctbel
Guard The Redcem"r's Rest. .Gethel
Bethlehem Observation-Disclosures. .GeioeI
Solo-It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear Harker
Miss N"r,la Bradley.
sing. . Sing This Blessed Morn.
Observation-Disclosures. Shelley
Duet--Redccmer Divine Hawthorne
Misses ;atri'ia Gogley and
verda Brailley.
soloLThe birthday Of a King.
Miss JOANNA McGreal.
The T.o"al Morn. Arr. from Mendelssohn
The Christmas Carol. Sr. OF s.. Joseph
Solo--ChgiS;maS Awake.
Miss l-avlria Clark
EopranoS.
Misses
Virginia Weichs"l Florence pailer
Haze! kaitcnhach Katherine Wallace
Maria nnr Arthur Anna Ncuccbauer
Hazel Mehen Thclma Miller
Joanna McGrcal Katherine Meloy
Patricia Coriey Helen Carroll
Verdi Bradley Mary Callaa
Mary Fall"n Evelyn HaGaa
Lav!nia Clark Margaret Stanley
Geraldine Clark Anna May Cunning
Mary NJ Suyran Mary n Hassctt
Altos:
Misses
Anna GavdoSh Mary Fox
Eta Marie Traut- Elizabeth Wircertcr
Mary MCp@rm0.c Kathleen 'MCFadden
Josephine Korn Virginia EoGicr
MARY V. G"mpS-s Eleanor Cnyne
CclcStine roun:han Dolores Maley
Loretta Dumas
Evening star., 1922-12-31
WRECKING
Fort Humphreys. Va.

Fort Humphreys. va.
Sheathing, random widths and
random lengths. SlS per 1000 IT.
Yellow pine framing, 2x4 in.
2x6 in.. 2x8 in, 2xlO in, Aka i'll.
and ox6 in., Oft. to lS-ft. lengths.
good as new; price, S2l per !! 600
feet. Yellow pine framing, 2x4
in. 2xo in, 2xS in. 3-ft. to Oft.
lengths; price, $40 per 1000 feet.
Also another lot of sheathing,
$40 per 1000 feet. Window
sashes, size 34x34H in; f lights.
lOx15 in: good as new; price,
ST each. Furnaces, 22 in. to 2o
in. fire pots. in frst-class con-
dition, SIS each. Coil pipe, IL
cents per lb.; coil pipe fitting.
2 cents per lb. Nails removed
from all lumber. Carload ship
ments will be loaded up, f. o. b.
cars. Mail and telephone orders
given prompt attention; prices
t. o. b. Fort Humphreys, Va.
Furnaces may be inspected at
shop of Muller & De Jarnette.
300 9th ST.. Washington, D. {.
Tel. Main sos and Main 2llo.
AMERICAN WRECkING
AND SALVAGE CO.,
Fort Humphreys, Va.
Telephone Fort Humphreys Sc
Evening star., 1922-12-31
WANTED-HELP.
MALE-COntinued.
SALESMEN.

SALESM vi EN-.
We advance our men rapidly: We need .
iew men to complete our sales for.e In balti-
more: experience not necessary; we teach you.
Address Box 3!l.H Star Office.
MEN.
No Lay-ofrs Here.
Get In line and stay there.
why not be pointed out ms q 'moneymaker'
oy ,hose who know you. or will you continue
TO do the pointing?
Snap out Of that "dumpy' feeling. Come.
join our
Go-GETTERs' CLUB.
1t matters not what line of work you used
10 dove show yon how--and put you in
our own organization.
another lsy-on Call Monday morning be-
tween 10 and L. o'clock. Ask for Mr. Freeth.
wM. l.. MOORE & COMPANY,
30 18th st. wv. Ground Floor:
YOUNG MAN to take charge
of store stationery and packing
supplies; must be capable of
handling correspondence; one
who has had experience pre-
ferred. In reply give age and
a detailed account of experience.
Address Box 10+H. Star Office.
FLOOR DIRECTORS.
a progressive department
store OF this city has several op-
Portunitics for neat appearing
men of pleasing personality,
capable of meeting the public, as
floor directors. Give age, quail
tlcations and experience in reply.
Address Box 1O6-H. Star office.
FURNITURE LOADER.
Large local firm is in need of
a thoroughly experienced fur
nlture loader: one capable of
handling high-grade furniture.
In reply, give age and expert
enee. Address Box 10o-H, Star
office.