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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-30

one of the features of the session
will be grand electrical paraae on
the evening of Wednesday, october
IL. Grand Sire Lucien j. Easton, OF
st. Joseph, Mo, and Chancellor f. ii.
Lindley, of Kansas university, Will
speak.
win conduct the Rebekah memorial
services on Tuesday, october 10.
win J. Russell, of Topeka, is grand
secretary of the order in Kansas.
The Topeka Delegates.
The Topeka delegates will be: Shaw
nae Lodge No. l, Verne ]. Elliot and
Homer +. Wright; Topeka Lodge NO
40. Guy M. Steve and c. H. Plumber;
Eugene Lodge No. 10, Frank Green:
Excelsior Lodge No. $40, J. W. Mason
and Oakland Lodge No. $40, D. A
Clifford.
The new dormitory of the Rebekah-
odd Fellows home at Eureka Lake,
Kan, will be dedicated, october j.
Many prominent odd Fellows in Kan
sas will attend this ceremony pre-
yious to going to Lawrence.
A committee reported favorable on
the forming of a Juvenile branch OF
the order at the national meeting at
Detroit, according to Secretary Rus
sell. A branch for youths between
II and 81 years of age has been or
..anized at Kansas City, Kan, and
several new firesides or local organiza-
lions of the order are being organized
The officers of the Kansas grand
lodge are: Fred w. Knapp, Salina
grand master; l.. S. Hoagland, Hutch
inson, deputy grand master; J. w
Cowen, Emporia, grand warden; Will
7 Russell, Topeka, grand secretary;
II. T. Stevens, Topeka, grand treas
urer; W. C. Dickey, Leoti, grand mar
shGI; C. Il. Mott. Florence, grandscon'
ductor; ]. II. Poundstone, Anthony
grand messenger; the Rev. John A
Bright, Topeka. grand chaplain; w. L
Drum wichita, guard; J. l.. Douglas
GoodIand. grand herald and Edward
Anderson. of darlington, custodian Sc
cret ser cral.
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FOR sALE-Furniture and nd, business 5natan OF So
tlenot: low rent, $50 mo-. and lease. Price
$1,000; no trades considered Hotel In IN
located Price $4,000; no trade. Furman
Real Estate JOG West Eigth.
FOR SALE-One of the best and most up
to-date meat markets in north Kansas,
located in live county seat toTn; finest Tx
lures: sales run better than $1oO day. Price
81. 600 for stock and fixtures. Furman's
Real Estate, 105 West Sth- "
SCOTT COUNTY OIL & Gas Company; cap
ital 100000. 81, 500 paid up, IL, 1000 acres,
drilling at 1,750 feet. For stock, leases or
farm land write w. o. Kemp, secretary
Waldron, Ark.
FOR SALE-Restauran with good bust
ness in Holly. Colo; 1900 population
only one in town-ciean. Address Eureka
Cafe, Box 21l. Holly, Colo
MADE 500 weekly with small t business weSi;
Write for free details. RHODES, 321 Pacific
rug weaving shop, including loom. 221
Lake.
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Mirrors of Washbun1
CAMPUsoLOGY GOSSIP BY JEANNE.

this afternoon, so must bid you fare
we'll. Fudge parties are very popular
forms of diversion around here we
each sneak all the butter we can from
the table over at the dining hall, and
at the end of the week we have quite
enough for a generous amount or
candy. This afternoon some of the
Kappa Sigs are going to just happen
along and SO our party will not be
the usual old maid affair.
We had a keen pep meeting today.
How thrilling it is to hear that long
drawn out "Ya-a-a-a-a-a-ay Wash
burnt" And "Colie,' (Albert Cole) is
the peppiest yell leader you ever saw;
Just watch Washburn blaze the trail
in football this year! Oh! I'm glad
I'm an Ichabod!
Yours, with a heart full of love.
Jeanne.
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Mai. BurdIcll Quits X. U.

Lawrence, Kan. Sept. So.-Maj
Harold d. Burd!ck. who for three
years has been head of the depart
ment of military science at the Uni
versity of Kansas and professor of
military tactics, has rendered his
resignation following the passage of
the army appropriation bill for the
fiscal year 1922 which provides for
the retirement of more than 1000
men from the service of the govern
ment. Capt. Hugh j. Casey, former
assistant in the Department, succeeds
No or Rurdick
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SEND MIsssAGE TO HARDING.
Wichita Churches Urge Action to Pre-
vent More Massacrcs In Smyrna.

Wichita. Kan. Sejt. 3O.-Messages
to President Harding and to mem
bers of congress have been sent by the
Wichita Federation of Churches urS-
ing them to employ their utmost moral
effort to prevent further massacres
in SMYRNA and the Near East, the Rev.
Ross Sanderson, executive secretary
of the federation. announced today
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Northumberland railroad boiler
makers and machinists to ship out at
standard wages and lodging and boarding.
Furman's Labor Agency. 106 West Sth-
WANTED-50 laborers to send south Mon
day, railroad grade camp, long job;
restaurant, all around cook, to send west.
500 month; yard men to ship out. $50
month. board and room; free transporta-
ton. Furmans Labor Agency, Jog West sth
ELECTRICITY TAUGHT BY EXPERTS
Earn while you learn at home Flee
trical Book and Proof Lessons Free. Sue
cess guaranteed and position secured.
Write to Chief Engineer Cooke, PA Law
renee Ave, Chicago.
DETECTIVES-Neede everywhere. good
pay, interesting work Send for Free in
formation covering our system of edu-
cational advancement. International De-
teetive Exchange, Baltimore Bldg, Chi
cago. ILL.,
WANTED-Neat man for Kitchen helper
in hospital; good wages; board, room
and laundry; experienced laundry man.
man and wife cooks Furman's Labor
Agency, Jog West sth.
WANTED-A man TO drive our team col
lecting taliow and meat from butcher
shops. steady work: must know city Call
in person at Topeka Rendering Co., $40
E 9th
WANTED-Man with car to sell complete
line Tires and Tubes. 500 per week
and expenses Sterlingworth Tire Co.,
1913 Sterling, East Liverpool, Ohio
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Gard of Thanks.

We wish to thank our many friends
for the beautiful floral offerings and
expressions of sympathy extended to
US thru the sickness and death of our
beloved husband. father and brother.
especially the G. A. r.
MRS. DELLA BOYD,
MRS. KATHERINE WILLETT,
MISS MARGARET BOYD.
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We wish to express our deepest
thanks to the many friends who SO
kindly assisted us during the illness
and death of our beloved mother, and
also for the beautiful flowers offered.
Mrs E. H. Freedman. Mrs. H A Han
son, Mrs. w. E. May, Mrs Jenny
Coleman, Mrs. a. c. Coffman, Mr.. r.
Coffman, and Mr.. S. c. Coffman-
ADV
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

U. S. GOVERNMENT wants help. Girls
women over II. Steady. $1oO-Sl95
month. No strikes. Common education
sufficient Many Topeka examinations COM
ing. List free. Write immediately. Frank
lin Institute, Dept CPS NJ, Rochester, n. Y
Mattresses in and out of To-
peka; women cooks; private family heip,
housekeepers: pantry women; institution
help; experienced waitress. west $40 week,
board. Furman's Employment Office, 1O6
West Sth.
LADIES do hemstitching and picoting at
home. Attachment fits any machine
50 80. Buttonholes, IS. Hand embroidery;
$3.50. Agents wanted. Stephenson. %
Quincy St, Chicago. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and cashier Pref
erence given one who has. knowledge OF
bookkeeping. Experienced only need ap-
ply. R. w H, care Journal.
WANTED-Neat appearing colored girl for
morning work and noon service PeIle-
tiers Tea Room. Apply in person to MIS-
WANTED-A young lady with experience
preferred, to accept responsible posi-
tionsin Photograph Dept. Call personally.
w. F. Roehr Music Co.
WANTED-A housekeeper for two in
family father and daughter; not over
40 years old; steady job, Abe Seirel,
Sylvan Grove, Kan.
GOOD opportunity for middle-aged woman
to assist with farm work on modern
farm. Phone $50 Granville.
WANTED-Capable girl for house work
in small family; either all or part time.
Call 1920. 315 w. 10th. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. telephone operator
at National hotel. Apply Miss Stahl,
private office.
WANTED-A white girl for general house
work Mrs H. J. Bowen, S23 w. 10th.
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COUNTY REPUBLICANS TO MEET.
w. Y. Morgan and Senator Capper
VIII Speak Monday.

Republican men and women OF the
vic'riry who are interested in Kansas
affalrs are asked to attend the meet
ing OF the Shawnee county central
committee at the court house at 2
O'Clock Monday afternoon.
w. Y Morgan, candidate for gov
ernor on the Republican ticket, and
Senator Arthur Capper are to be the
speakers.-
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TOPEKANS TO co
Many From Here VIII Attend l.
O.O.F. Convention Next Month.
Sixty-Fifth Annual Session
VIII Be Held in Lawrence.

Scores of Topekans will attend the
sixty-fifth annual session of the Grand
Lodge of the State of Kansas, 1. o.
o. F., and associated bodies, to be
held at.Lawrence, october 9, 10, IL
and H. Between 5000 and 5000 per-
sons will be in attendance.
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FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs
Used
At Exceptionally
Low Prices
SMALL PAYMENTS AND
EASY TERMS
FOR sALE-AUTOMoBILEs

INTERNATIONAL Model 81, u ton.
enclosed cab. solid tires.
INTERNATIONAL Model 81. II ton.
grain and rack body. solid tires; In
fine condition.
INTERNATIONAL Model 81, 1 4 ton.
Goodyear solid tires, cab top; has
been used only two months.
INTERNA rIONAL Model 81. s-ton.
chassis, cab top, solid tires.
INTERNATIONAL Model 81. 1-ton.
express body; open cab top. solid
tires.
INTERNATIONAL Model 81. 1-ton,
express body, cab top. solid tires.
REPUBLIC 1-ton, express body, fold
ing leather top. pneumatic tires.
NASH 1-ton. open cab top. electric
lights. solid tires.
NASH 1-ton. open CAP top. electric
lights and starter, combination
body, pneumatic tires.
MAXWELL 1-ton. cab top. front sec
| ton, pneumatic tires.
VIM n ton. full length TOP, express
body, pneumatic tires.
FORD, folding top, stock rack. solid
| rear tires.
SANDOW " ton. semi-enclosed cab.
all purpose body. In fine condition.
REQ Speed Wagon, enclosed cab.
pneumatic tires, all in good condi-
ton.
OAKLAND 7-passenger touring car.
in good condition, run only about
1900 miles, a bargain at $3.50 if
taken soon.
We also have a number OF both new
and used tops. cabs, bodies, wind
shields, ETC., that can be put on any
make of truck.
| Open all week and on Sundays from
800 a. m. to 100 p. m.
INTERNATIONAL SALES
& SERVICE STATION
121-123 North Kansas Ave.
Phone 3s4S.
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MALE AND FEMALE.

CLERKS: MEN, WOMEN, GIRLS Is, over.
wanting good paying permanent govern
ment positions. Departmental Postoffice.
Railway Mail Other positions Experience
unnecessary. Examination soon. Full par
ticulars free. Write Columbia School Civil
Service, rs Pope Bldg, Washington, D. Z.
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FOR nENT-HousEs

FIRST floor of duplex, five rooms and
sleeping porch, fire place. bed rooms,
nice yard. new garage: house modern in
every detail Price per mo-, S65. Will lease.
w A. Neiswanger Co. Ill W. 9th st:
FOR RENT-1114 N. Van Buren,. Groom
house gas, electric lights. garage. A T.
Wilson, 1920 n. Logan Phone Red 2s44
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

START A MOVIE of your own, machines
SO up. Send 25c, coin only, for catalog
and instructions. Miss K. Gordon, Belle
view Terrace. Morristown, n. ].
MEN for u. s mail service. S115 to $50
per month. Experience or correspondence
course unnecessary. Write e. S. Bishop,
Box 391, Joplin, Mo.
BE DETECTIVE $50 500 weekly !:
travel over world; experience unneces-
sary American Detective Agency, 612
Lucas, st. Louis.
postoffice clerks and carriers; steady
work Particulars free. Write Mokane,
10Y Denver, Colo.
FOREMAN wanted, competent to superin-
tend erection of 3-story building. Rein
forced floors p in Topeka. B. Hill, $40 E.
9Th. Phone 361.
later $500; no strike. Railway, care
Journal.
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TO HER FATHER


Dad Dear
1t is Saturday afternoon-and I will
devote the study hour to you. There's
a sign pinned to our door which says
-"Busy-Keep out or be murdered
And as my roomie is busily darn1ng
her hose and mumbling her French
conjugation I can write in peace. CTho
pieces would be more appropriate!
After the strenuous week called
Rushing" we all find ourselves in
need of some soothing syrup or Few
bottles of Tanlac)
Dad I surely hate to mention it
but could you send me an extra check
this month. You see we have to have
lots of books, and there are lots OF
thing to go to, and I'd rather like
to have a new dress, and oh! there
are lots of things need. So, If you
don't mind I'd be mighty grateful Tor
little extra.
I'm studying awfully hard-and
try to get front seat in class so can
make an impression on the-Prof. L
raise my eyes to his mouth while he
talks about the fall of Caesar and the
Conquests of Homeland I look just
as absorbed and intense as I can.
1 don't go in much for dates-be-
cause I know you'd rather I'd study
than take in movies. I've just been
out walking Il few evenings. 1 know
you'd approve of the boys tho, and I
nine.
Dad, could you send me that black
! knitted tie. that gave you last Christ
mas? All the girls here are wearing
little tailored blouses and mems
knitted ties. Please!
Well, must study now. I love to
i get your letters, SO do write often.
Love,
Jeanne.
P. S. Do you think you could send
the check by next Monday, Dad?
TO HER MOTHER:
Little Mother Mine
You can't know how much good
your dear letter did me. I'm having
a beautiful tine-and love 1t here
but OH do miss you SO dreadfully-
and at times I nearly die because !
| want to see you so much.
How you would love being here and
/ seeing our campus The other eve
ming as we went over to Hartford
Cottage to dinner there was the most
glorious sunset. The western sky was
streaked with a golden-apricot shade
which faded from pale pink into q
4 heavenly blue-and the clouds were
like little silver boats. I thrilled with
the beauty of it-and had to cry a
little bit when I thought of how you
love the sunsets-and ho7- we used to
! stand on the back porch and watch
the cottonwood trees down in the val
ley.
II Dearest, I wish you could be righ
here going to college, too! I wish
, everybody could be goingi When
go down town and see girls who arr
working hard in stores my heart aches
for them BECAUSE they can't be GU
/ here at Wa shburn having the grea
| experience that we Washburn folk
are enjoying.
The closing line of your last lette
5 gave me such a VOL derful feeling
Remember that I think of you con
t stantly. pray for you daily, and low
3 you always" Why. Mother, they ar
2 such words as poets write!
t A kiss-and goodnight,
r Jeanne.
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Room lit
Throop Hotel

WANTED-By Missouri Pacific, maehinists
and machinist helpers, boiler I1. ana
Sorse4s snd Relpers ear repaers
and car inspectors, for st. Louis
Kansas City, sedalia. Omaha, p o oss
Texarkana, Monroe, McGhee, Alexandria,
and other shops, and round houses, on the
Missouri Psfs Fl fe
ola and Ottawa applicants report 10 master
mechanic at Osawatomie; at Herington ap.
plicnnts report to roundhouse foreman; at
Council Grove, at Topeka applicants report
to e Nipps agent; at Salina a. ap HPaisina
report to rs0oF to smaste AT Mechanic
at Hoisingtoin; at OrdSTay applicants re-
port to z. N. Carroll, agent; at Pueblo ap.
plicants report to K. B. Shaver. assistant
superintendent.
WANTED-MAN FOR MANHATTAN AND
MEN OR WOMEN VICINITY Of Ottawa,
Usage City. Lawrence and Olathe, to
and Gamer. Used by Kansas University
and by Government demonstrators. Cooks
food in one-third time. Sold on payments
ments on meat and fuel bills. See Septem-
her Pictorial Review, page 40, also October
Good HOUSEKEEPING, page go; VIII send
making 800 week. Write in full and
| give references. Albert Sechrist Mfg. Co.,
| III Logan Street Denver, Colo.
WANTED-Men to help saw wood, s. day
| board; man and wife, institution work /;
hotel yard men to ship out, $50 mo-, board
| and room, free transportation; 100 Ia
| borers to send south, railway grade work
| boilermakers and machinists; experienced
/ laundry man for institution, 500 no. board.
room and laundry; restaurant cook, 500
mo-; kitchen helpers; farm hands, mar
| ried farm couples; fry cooks. Furman S
Labor Agency 106 West Sth-
| WANTED-Ceoks, 500 mo-; married farm
| couples; farm and dairy hands; stone
| quarry men; combination cooks; laborers
teamsters; experienced laundry man, 500
mo-, board. room and washing; yard men
for hotel, ship out; laborers, railroad grade
south; kitchen helpers: fry cooks: hospital
help; man and wife cook and helper. Fur
mans Labor Agency, 106 West Sth.
ment positions 500 S195 month Steady
No strikes. No layoffs. Pleasant work
Short hours. Paid vacation. Common ed
ucation sufficient. Experience unnecessary
Many Topeka examinations coming. List
free. Write Immediately. Franklin In
stitute. Dept 1926 NJ, Rochester, N. Y.
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FOR RENT-APARTNIEN1


TOPEKA AVE.-vacant October LIST, nice
modern apartment, rooms, bath, sleep
ing porch. plenty of heat water and laun-
Bell, 511 W. Sth, for appointments, shown
after Sunday. Phone 914.
apartment for rent, 4
rooms, sleeping porch. private bath, heat
and water furnished; very desirable; va
cant Oct. 10th; garage. References. Oh
Taylor.
FOR RENT-Apartment, steam heated.
four rooms. alcove, bath. The Devon,
Twelfth and Taylor Apply room 302 Cen
trail National Bank building.
WILL suitcase my dandy. nearly new, 8
room and sleeping porch apartment; Z
blocks west of avenue Phone Blue 2t0f.
WILL arrange front rooms as an apart
ment for suitable party; close in Ad-
dress F. J. c., care of Journal
TWO OR THREE room apartment either
furnished or unfurnished, modern home,
West side. Phone White 225o.
LOWER apartment, rooms and sleeping
porch, garage. Phone Black 2291.
FOR RENT-ROOMS
SLEEPING room in new house with hot
and cold water running in room, toilet
and bath separate. Home like and COM
Portable close in. Phone Red 456l-
son, European, (Cafe). Entirely re-
modelled, redecorated, all outside rooms
10 cents to 81
BOLLES AVENUE 1726-Modern 4 room:
and large sleeping porch Inquire al
house or telephone Black 4019.
Kansas avenue. Single man only Crane
& Co
FOR RENT-Large front room. PIG E. Sth
Phone Red 3o42.
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FOR sALE-HousEHoLD GOODS
FREE-Stop at Cheap
Jacks and get a stove
litter absolutely free. 210
E. 9Th. Phone 3749.

FOR SALE-Bed stead, Vernis Martin, ?
inch continuous posts. coil wire springs,
both extra strong. Full cotton mattress,
new kitchen cabinet, couch, ironing board,
large clothes horse, hand power vacuum
sweeper, small carpet sweeper, curtain tam
rods, 5-gallon oil can, and fruit Jars 399
wabash in Oakland. Phone 1922 K-2 Call
Sunday.
FURNITURE SALE-Piano, 3 rugs 9x12,
1 Hoosier cabinet, duofold set, sewing
machines, Faultless electric washer ana
mangle, 1 book case. 523 Harrison st.
NEW AND USED furniture bought. sold
and exchanged. Furniture repaired, re-
finished and upholstered. Stitt Furniture
Co. 14o1 Kansas ave. Phone 1852.
STOVES-Hot Blast, 1S-inch fire box; to-
days price, new, $50: also gas heater :;
today's price, $50 new; both Al condition
S2S Fillmore.
NEARLY new coal or wood range with
warming oven; rugs and linoleum. 100
Brooks Phone Black 25TS.
FOR SALE-Everything to furnish Broom
/ house complete, piano included. This is
the best. 1214 Quincy st.
| ONE COAL and one oil cook stove, both
| used part one winter only. Phone Red
2677 or 1907 Polk
FOR SALE-6-hole Peninsular coal range
practically new. 1915 w. 14th st. Phone
FOR SALE-Stove base-burner, in excellent
| condition. bargain. Phone Red 116j
2 KITCHEN cabinets, Sellers and Hoosier
| in good condition. Phone Red 2S99,
FOR SALE-Household goods: 1880 Yves
| Euclid. Telephone Blue Ass
FOR SALE-No. II Cole Hot Blast Heater
| almost new. 142S Tyler st.
/ FOR SALE-Garland range and household
goods. Phone Black 1888.
FOR SALE-Coies Hot Blast heater. Fl
FOR SALE quarter sawed oak Chiffrole
S11 E. Sth.
lDAVENPORT-For sale Phone 5I73 J.
HURRY-UP EXPRESS co. Phone 226.
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
LOST-s1O bill, between 622 Van Buren, and
9Th and Kansas ave-, or on car to Union
Pacific station, Phone Red 2144
LOST-Gold knights Templar pin, set
with pearls Initials &C 3. z. 1879 on
back Reward. Phone 1861.
TOST-A black cat strayed from los e.
10th Phone 403S J. Reward
LOST-Wire auto wheel tire and cap Re
ward Phone 1901.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSES

HOUSE-Eight-room fur
nished house. Phone 1871.
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Observation-Disclosures.

WE PAY the highest price for cast or
clothing shoes, hats and overcoafs- Drop
Us a card or call Gordon Brothers Loan
Office. 400 Kansas ave Phone 1913.
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P. s. Do you think you could seAt
the check by next Monday, Dad?
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WANTED-TO RENT.

WANIED-IU KENT.
FOUR-ROOM unfurnished, steam heated
apartment with garage; good location
and reasonable rent Address "A, care
Journal
WANTED TO RENT-Small house. Phone
1906. C. f. Ebey. 431 Clay.
WANTED-The use of a piano for storage
Telephone 1854 w
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-05-19
NOTICE


Effective on and after May IS
the Ferry will leave Harper,
daily except Sunday, at $3.50 A.
NJ, Vashon Heights at Z A. NJ.
sharp.
This change is made at the re-
quest of a number of patrons who
desire to reach the city before
s O'Clock. The present schedule
leaving Harper Is minutes later
does not permit the ferry to leave
Vashon Heights at Z O'clock
which is the present schedule
time-Kitsap County Transporta-
ton Company.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-05-19
THE WRITER IS SON

when going to school, found that
he could not see as well as the
other children, so he was losing
out at school and you all know
what that means.
The teachers did not seem to
pay any attention to this, but his
mother did. We had to send him
to an optician and do you know,
he had to wear glasses. We felt
so sorry, but it was only for few
years and he could discard them.
Do you realize what these glass.
es did for our boy.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-05-19

| have for sale five acres just
north of Vashon on the paved
road all cleared. | will cut this
piece in two north and south max
ing two tracts of two and one
half acres each, twenty rods
square. This is not cheap prop
erty for sale on easy terms but
a home site with a good view
of the mountains and Sound and
for sale for cash.-W. D. Garvin,
Vashon, Wash.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-05-19

For Sale-Six pairs of healthy
CANARlES. Good singers.
$500 the pair. They make most
companionbale pets. Buy a pair
now and let them furnish YOU
with some charming Christmas
gifts at the same time they are
bringing you a pleasant new in
terest. Miss Agnes Conlon, Ellis
port, Wash.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-05-19

+. NJ. uelsley who had been oc.
cupying the Priest place west of
VaShon has moved to Stanwood
where he has charge of a gasoline
service station.