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Evening star., 1924-01-05
Statesmen.

New organization now form
ing to sell the new Pixies Peak
Chandler. Now in our own new
100000 building, one of the fin
est automobile showrooms in
America. The new Chandler
should be the greatest selling
proposition and largest money
maker for the salesman this
year. The man with only aver
age ability should earn between
$500 and $500 monthly.
JUSTICE MOTOR
COMPANY.
1915 18th Street NV.
Evening star., 1924-01-05
AELH MALG
Continued.
CHAUFEEURS FOR
YELLOW CARS

We pay the highest wages in
the city. New men average 28c
net on every dollar they take in.
This is our busy season and
your take-in will be large. Your
pay increases as you stay with
US. Apply 1888 10th st. NV.
DENTISTS, four; must be req
istered in the d. c.; good sal
airy. Apply DIR. Moon, 400 9th
street.
Evening star., 1924-01-05
CHAUFFEURS

Our busy time is here; big
money is being made by our
drivers. Only men who want to
make big money need apply
references required. See Mr..
Ryan.
BLACK AND WHITE TAXI,
lZl4 New Hampshire Ave.
Evening star., 1924-01-05
Star "Want A.d"
Branch Offices

- hFsE NOktTktw EST.
3tts 3tS ,ssh ,ss ! st m. .w y, !s.r. S.w''t'nd.
a.th .nd CLIFTON, H. celodny 4 Co.
esu%s. sSs road. issa Evan: prSs s's 's,o.: %
I'll n.et i4th, BronsuEh's Pharmaea.
ssei s,h aad s9ts Baehaaan; hSehSsrssr.
seq Noun, Pleasant st. NV. Mount Piss'sst
5as4 18th. Payne's Pharmacy.
Wardman Park Pharmacy
I,t e. ~ adsinifesnis u ave; Morgan Bros
ts snd sna i sssGciStsa s.sa,b p,Ss stS,e'
oth aud .ts'. a aetsairs. frGnia Pbsr%scy. se''
aaol Ga. ave., Rods Pharmacy;
'aI ave ave. p and Rock Creek church roao' @oeA
"a; ave and Tpshur St. II. coiodny 4 Co.
sIs @ Ca ave- ave- fE MSssf
r'ni j. st. Morse Pharmacy.
rsth st ,ns rGss: sso Dupont psasan Pharm,cy
L.L Is. ave: and LIST ST. SyiEerh Lanpne.mspph ph.r
?r.h ss PC Cap ST. and oHis RI / Kr1ss axe Parser
El.t and 9 SITS. Qmigiey Pharmacy
Tsas Tsas snd Pa ave; uerbst,s rhsr,naGy pb.,mc,
Wisconsin ave. and Mscomb ST.. Cleve'ana
Tsioma Park, $50 Cedsr St. Mattnsly Bros :
Pharmacy.
GEORGETOwN.
18th and P SITS. Pride's Pharmscr.
ss,r ;;sa4 u ST !; 1,p9nnsIl's rhsrSs"y ps.Im.cr
Wisconsin ave. and o, Donahues Pharmacy
NORTHEAsT.
"a and Il sts., MeChesBey Joachim,
An An and sis. Brock & Dickens.
tlh1 II St, Garren's Music store.
Eth sf. and Nd. ave, Louis F. Bradley.
9TH ST and Md. sTe., Lotus Sacks.
S2rth Cap, and Eye. keneaiy Pharmaey
..a.I .a,h and East Cap, Lincoln Park Ph.rm.ey.
10Th 81 and r. 1. ave-. Collins Pharmacy
:Go0 18th ne, aIayo's Pharmacy-B Brookiand.
SOUTHEAST.
"a st. and Pa. ave, II. L. sprucebank.
eth t ana and Ps ,sE Msiiefs psorpsrr rnsrRas
18th and Pa. ave-, SIayser's Pharmacy.
1907 Nichols ave. Weiss & lIsaly-Anacostis.
SOUTHWEST.
1th ana SITS, Lantz Bros.
<lc aud l. SITS, Columbia Pharmacy.
RATES CENTS A WORD
in Washngton and Suburbs for
help and Situations Wanted.
For sale and Wanted Miscellaneous.
Dogs, Pets etc.
| Automobiles for Sale and Wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
business Opportunities, etc.
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON
cents word.
REAL ESTATE ADS
3 words TO the line, 3 line minimum, st line
rate. as follows:
time, 20r per line.
. times, 1Se per line.
, times, 17c per line.
times, Ice per line.
"a times. 1hr per line.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL IL Pm.
All advertisements for The Evening star
must be at The Star Office or one Of The Star
! ISSUE, with the following exceptions:
Lost and Found.
Death Notices
Wanted Help.
Wanted Eitua tions.
Advertisements under the above ClaSsinca-
tons will be accepted at The Star ONCE llth
st. and Pa ave. until $50 I'm. day OF issue
All advertisements for The Sunday Star must
he received at The Star Office by b:30 Pm.
Saturday, at any of The Star braneh ouces
by 80 pm. Saturday ,
CASH WITH oRDER is required for all sd
vertisemepts from transient Adverttsen.
Evening star., 1924-01-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NATIONAL MORTGAGE 4 INVESTMENT
Corporatien-23s shares Of preferred and com
Will sacriice my full o mos. Of Ses dividend
to be paid this month for cash. Mako o9cr
Address Box 121-T, Star ONCE. -
LOCAL CONCERN with best bank and bust.
capable man in an executive capacity few
hours daily; reliability is our objective. Sal
ary. $50 per week to start. Must also ne
able to make an investment Of $500. Ad-
dress Box 1s5-T Star ofice. g.
YOUNG MAN, experienced chef and steward,
baying few thousand dollars; would uks
or highsciass boarding house. No brokers.
Address Boz l51-T, Star once.
/ HAVE A LAUNDRY STORE With TRUCK snA
equipment for sale; mighty dne .cppostunity
81 600 and $500 Address Boz 1eo-T, star
oskcs.
Evening star., 1924-01-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NOmII4W60s
pEilCATGssEN STORE, b.st NV. sector: !:
long lease, cheap rent, good business, clean
stock Price, $3.50, includes stock and tx
lures. n: J. Raine, 93f New York. ave. NV.
WANTED TO buy msii-order business or
partnershlp in paying proposition. Address
Boz 147-T, Star office. -. -
wANTED-To buy or lease small Iabora tory
with or without services OF chemist; suitable t
dress Fox I12-T Star efflee: g.
Will l.. VEST IS, 200 IS 900 with services IN
iIegitimate. I profitable businsss- Address BOX
VIOLIN SHOP for sale; small stock instru-
mentsi snap. Address Box l0s:T, Star Office
DRUG sT0RE-Exceilent business, on one Of
Park roads busiest corners; low rent. Col.
HAVE MONEY for second trusts: no brokers.
Address Box 90-T, Star Office. g.
REST RESTAURANT, NV, doing COED ped, business;
office. 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man or woman in an
established cafe. Call evening. $50 Clifton
CLEANING, pressing and tailoring business
for sale. Phone Col. s065. 1926 14th ss.
RooMING HOUSE, must sacrifice at once; 0
rooms, completely filed' Dupont Circle. Fr.
9I32
FOR sALE-Tailoring. cleaning and pressing
shop near 18th and OOl. road; doing fine bust
ness; owner leaving city, Address Box 1916 4.
Star office .- 7s
FOR sALE-ElsVen- roam reomIug house.
1879 n st. NV. g.
FOR SALE or TRADE-5-room cottage, pias
tered. handsomely furnished throughout; large
closets in all rooms; sanitary toilet, bath
houses and water In houses lot 86al05; Is
Philadelphia ST.. North Beach, Md. Biggest
bargain ever offered If sold at once. Geo. W.
Taylor. 2453 18th st. NV.
BATTERY and automobile electrical shop up
to-date equipment; rectifer and electric drill,
GROWER and rental batteries, or will sell
equipment separate. 800 9th st. ne, Phone
Line. 1715.
WELL PAYING lunch aud soda service on
well trareied street. Fer particulars address
BAKERY-Doing good business; cheap rent;
price $500; fiat above store. Address BoI
b2-T, Star Office. So
$3.50 BUYS q good-paying rooming house;
party leaving town 12o8 18th NV.
GROCERY AND MEATs-Good opportunity.
eO1 st. ne. 6s
$4,000 SECOND DEED OF TRUST NOTE.
runs for one year, interest at per cent; will
sell for 400 for quick sale. Address Box
lit. Star office. &C.
TEA ROOM with rooming house, paying con
eern, on Connecticut ave. NV: opportunity
for lady; will sell 1T cost of furniture and
h4tures ADDRESS Box 322.s. Star office. 8s
FEED STORE FOR RENT. 2lst and X sts
NV. Call III. bl0.
HOTEL. FOR sALE-Oheap for quick sale.
Apply 1922 Pa. NV. 5&
81 ESQ WILL BUY a second deed of trust OF
81. 500 payable at the rate Of $26 25 monthly,
including per cent interest. Well secured.
/, Address Box I2-T, Star Office. 60
WILL SELL a nrst deed of trust note OF
81 800 at q discount Of = per cent Buy direct
and save brokerage Address Box lot. Star
Office. g.
BUFFET and lunch for sale, IA rooms; good
business. Apply 1909 Penna. ave. NV. Z.
HIGH-CLASS b AT TT Y
SERVICE STATION IN
BEST AUTO SECTION. AID
DRESS BOX 56-T, STAR OF
FICE. 5*
Evening star., 1924-01-05
SITUATIoNS-DOMESTIC.

SITUATI0NS-DOMESTIC.
oHA,MBERMAIDii waitress, small prlya,s
New Jersey ave. NV.
| CHILDREN cared for night or day in refined
eolored home. 1925 1lth st. NV. Phone n.
| 2554-W Z.
CLEAN private oniee-coiored woman. Write
CLEAN BACHELOR APT. by neat eOlored
! girl. 1922 ST. NV. Sc
; COOK, plain, in apartment; reliable. neat
; GooK-E1perienced; no laundry apartment
| or small family. Potomac 1928. q"
| COOK, general bonsewor So, $50; city
/ reference. North 1855.
| COOK and general h0usework in apartment
wanted by colored woman. 81 st. ne. 90
| DAY WORK taking care of bachelor apart
ment; colered woman. 1870 st. NV.
DAYS WORK out washing; cook dinner part
Inc. 1909 4th st. NV.
/ DAYS WORK laundry to take home or
half days work neatly done. 62l "a st. ne.
| ELDERLY WOMAN, colored, 10 need of home
| In small family; willing to help for room and
board; references. CaA between and 10.
1l5 Seaton NV.
| GENERAL HOUsEWORK-Girl; worksg short
time In this country. ga e ST. nv Sc
| GENERAL HOUsBw0RK, small family. Call
North 5000. Call 1909 Corcoran st. NV.
GENERAL HousEwoRK by young German
! GENERAL HOUsEWORk by neat eofored girl
| Apply at 10 Columbia rd. NV.
F; GENERAL HoCsBwoRK-Young German
woman. during day; speaks little English
| 3o1 23rd ST. NV, store:
GIRL. colored. neat, desires light housework.
GIRL, neat colOred, wants place in apart
\ pent. Cali I44g FLORIDA ave. NV.
! GIRL colored. wants nurse or general house
work. 41S ST. NV
/ GIRI. to clean apartments or days work Cali
! st 1927 st. NV, downstairs. 9H
GIRL TO DO HOUsEW0Rk In small Family
| las Goth st: NV Franklin 9ss4J
GIRL. colored, wants place to do general
housevork: Call Is st. NV.
G,Rt i.Ss Se'i5ss ssss %0rnins work of any kind
| HOUSEKEEPER desires position With refined
| family; capable. Address Box s5l-s. Star
Office. 50
HJUsE4AID-wAITREss and capable cook:
above help after January 10; they are desir.
| Gus of working together but will accept sep
arste positions If necessary. Address Boa l4s-
| liable eoIored girl. 1907 4th st. NV
MAID or cook; hours. I7Is V st. NV. s.
MAID in bachelor apt. or store. 1900 sth
MORNING WORK, few hours, BY reliable col.
ored woman. 401 st. n.w
NURSE or light housework by two neat col
| ored girls. 1925 Euclid st. NV. Col. 1855 W
| &c
| OFFICE CLEANING by reliable colored won.
an. Az n. Y. ave. NV. g.
| PART TIME or cleaning between 6 and s
| Call 8l5 G st. s.w. So
PI.AuE to get dinners and clean; eoiored
woman: references 291A Champlain st. W.
PLACE as maid or housework. c133 Newport
pl. DIV.
| WOMAN, neat, coIored. desires work By part
l time; good worker; reference. lab Column
bia ST. NV. 6s
WOMAN, woung, white refined and educated
take charge Of homo for one or two persons
| in good circumstances; references. Address
Box 122-T, Star office &c
/ WORK In small family by refined white
| woman. Address Box 1877. Star Office So
| WORK Of any kind; neat colored girl. 1916
] st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-01-05

F0RDS. coupes and tOnrings, 10 tour, So
CASH IL runs: 1890 tour, s125. many extras
Auss.er shock dbsorbers. etc: Sedan, 1920 q
ate model $3.50; Studebaker. only years old.
SO; Maxwell. 1921, $3.50 cash; terms or trade
lowest prices anywhere: highest values az
Evening star., 1924-01-05

ESSEX touring, 1922; excellent condition: a
bargain at $3.50: many other bargains Lam
bert-Hudson Motors Co., 1924 l. st. at Conn
Evening star., 1924-01-05

FORD sEDAN-First-class running condition
self-starter: several accessories; demonstrs
tiUn. l21 9Th ST Sc 70
Evening star., 1924-01-05

FORD SEDAN. good running order self start
er. good rubber, extra tire and carrier, park
ing and stop lights, speedometer. demonntabfe
rims, slip covers; a bargain for cash sale
Phone Col. 1891 Ss
Evening star., 1924-01-05

FORD TOURISG-SpeciaI body; wire wheels
perfect mechanical condition. tires etc OK
$500; terms. Wineberger Co., 300 Georgia
Evening star., 1924-01-05

HAYNES, late model. 5-pass touring: viii
take small car part payment; terms if de
sired. Phone Line. 611sJ after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1924-01-05

! HOLMES air-cooled 1871 touring with Cali
| fornia top: ideal car for winter use; motor.
! tires and general condition OK. The price ia
! right. See Mr. Shreve. II. l.. Taylor Motor
Evening star., 1924-01-05

DURANT SEDAN, same as new; cost 81 100:
sell for $500; good terms. Main 1868. after
= pm 5s
Evening star., 1924-01-05
WANTED--SALESMEN,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

BUSINESS POSITIONS-Free registration.
wsshington Employment Exchange; !, operated
Ter the public by the Washington School for
secrstaries. 1419 T. st. nv.
COOKS, couples, Mattresses, walters chefs,
buffers. ehambeFmaids, nurses housemen la
borers, drivers. Fuller's Exchange, 1921 25th
st. West 20S9 7s
RELIABLE domestic and commercial white
and colored help. Briggs Bureau, 1907 I4th
st. Potomac 1888.
Evening star., 1924-01-05
RECOMMENDED SERVICE,

The following business concerns 0udraa-
tee sdttsfacttofs to Star readers. Any COM
ptdtHt found necessary to be made to The
St1r piu recetUe prompt attention. For
adntissisn 10 Recommended Serpice COL
amns can Main 5000. Branch 1Is.
AUTO BATTERY & RADIATOR EXPERTS.
Lamps tanks. tenders; low prices. TUCKER
90. 800 John Marshall pl.. SO. courthouse.
AUTOS WASHED. s1.5O; POLISHED, Boe:
day night, gteas'ng, carbon burning hiring,
renting. storage. PECh'S GARAGE, 2121 14th
ST. NV.
AUTO RADIATORS AND TENDERS REPAIR.
ed by expert; new cores installed; reasonable.
Evening star., 1924-01-05

cords: perfect merhani condition Must be.
seen 70 he appreciated. $25a Terms Mr.
Jansen. 1GOS II st. sc. Lnc. 6Sil
Evening star., 1924-01-05

DODGE TOURING, good condition; $500
sommers. Columbia 1883. g.
Evening star., 1924-01-05

HUDSON TOURING In hr>tclass running.
condition; new cord tires: repanted dark blue
and black. See this before buying. Easy
terms II desired. See Mr.. Shreve, K. L. TRy-
lnr Motor Co 1870 liih 81 n "
Evening star., 1924-01-05

DODGE TOURING-Iooks and runs ike new
make offer. 1921 14fh at "
Evening star., 1924-01-05

CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1922: new cord tires
guaranteed. $3.50. Terms. 2110 Il st. West
Evening star., 1924-01-05


CO.. Camp Meigs, 5th Fla. ave. ne. Main
office. 9th & c SITS. s.w. Statesmen at both
Offices until $3.50 pm.
SHOWCASES AND STORE FIXTURES. SAM
PIE FLOOR AND COUNTER CASES AT
SPECIAL PRICES. "BUY AT THE FAC
TORY" RUSE & CO., SOS Low ST, BALT1-
MORE, MD.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
of all descriptions. You may in
spect same at 1888 18th st. NV.
Open evenings.
Evening star., 1924-01-05

SITUATI0NS-MALE, FEMALE.
MAN and wife would like position as cook and
chauffeur; good references. Apply 245 nth
ne a.
Evening star., 1924-01-05

CHEVROLET DEMONSTRATION, superior tour
ing; run 700 miles. 1919 Ford touring good
condition. S75. bargains for quick sale. 1231
Good Hope rd.
The Washington times., 1924-10-03
ODD fashioned
VAL PAPER
IN VOGUE
Early French and English
Styles Of Le Francois and
asnier Popular

old-fashioned we'll paper is com-
ing back again into style and ii
must be admitted that great
many OF the designs 81 these old
wall coverings are masterpieces Of
mechanical skill and artistic con
ceptions It ii an old and honorable
history which wallpaper can boast
scf.
In the year 1920 there was estab-
lished in Rouen, France, an artisan
~ described as a papetier paper
makerl and Gainier (sheath.maker).
II Is said that specimens Of painted
The mother Of all arts-by mission.
aries, inspired him to lay the
FOUNDATION OF g. wallpaper factory.
1t is a fact that La Francois con.
ceived an idea to apply to the max.
been utilized. It consisted in print.
ing the designs, not with ink but
with a mOrdant, or greasy varnish.
Over this he shook powdered wool
IN different col0rs which stuck ito
+
sign. The superfluous wool was
then shaken OFF and 4 perfect imi.
tatiOn Of brocaded velvet was the
result. The designs. being raised
above the surface OF the paper, gave
the aspect OF velvet, not only to the
eye but to the touch.
Since the chopped wool used for
these papers was obtained from
the shearing Of cloth (tonte): the
new papers were generally called
by the name ''papiers tontisses." or
papers made OF shearing.' - They
were also known as papers
veloutes," or .'papiers souffies.''
To insure greater durability to these
designs in chopped wool, some OF
them were executed on canvas.
There were tontisses that were SO
durable that they were used for
upholsterfng furniture Doubtless
1it Is the tontisses on canvas that
are referred to.
In 1884 an Englishman, Jeremy
Lasnier. applied to his King,
Charles First, for the exclusive
right to carry out his invention ur
flock paper in England. 1t ii on
record that he paid the sum Of
ten pounds year for this PRIV
Il should be said in this connection
that England pushed the produc-
ton OF flock. paper at this epoch to
9 far greater development than
Francesca much so that they came
back across the channel in 1850
labelled as an English invention.
At the height of their popularity,
IN 1856, when everyone was talk.
ing about the English papers" q
native Of Rouen, named Tierce,
came forward to vindicate the
honor Of his country. He proved
that the Sieur lie Francois had
discovered the art Of making This
kind Of paper in France, and con
firmed his proof by blocks belong
ing to this invention dated 1920 and
1880. Furthermore, he added, the
son Of LIE Francois had maintained
with honor the factory of his father
Tor more than fifty years, and
could scarcely turn out enough OF
this flock paper to satisfy the. de.
mands of the foreigners. fierce
Initiated his master by making all
sorts of landscapes and storied
papers; he even copied paintings,
the color Of the wool corresponding
exactly to the color of the painting.
THE CONNOISSEUR.
The Washington times., 1924-10-03
"PhOenixO
Rdyon Silk Hose, ST

Silk and RayDn hose with mercerized tops
and the new scanned backs that mean perfect
fit. New colors and old favorites: Blonde,
Airedale, tanbark, beige, nude, boul gray
Jackrabbit, Oriental pearl, brown and black
alttA Floor The -Hscht O.
The Washington times., 1924-10-03
Light-RIinded Man Killed

TAMAQUA, Pa, Oct. s.An un.
identified middle-aged man. appa.
rently blinded BY approaching lights
on the State highway one mile
south Of town, stepped in the path
Of an automobile driven by Harold
Brobst, and was. so badly injured
that he died without regaining con.
sciousness.
The Washington times., 1924-10-03
"A Sale 81 WOmen's Imported
LambSkin Gloves, ST 20

Soft imported skins fashion them in the
popular 2-clasp style 50 necessary now with
the long, tight sleeves. Black, beaver, brown
and gray gloves with three rows Of embroid-
cry on the backs.
Floor
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-11-21
SOLDIERS HOME
NOTES

Affairs at the Home are proceed
ing on the even tenor of their way with
no events of startling Importance since
last report, There has been no deaths
at the Home for the last two or three
months and the sick are doing MS we'll
as could be expected. our surgeon, DR..
Orr, Is doing good and efficient scrv-
ice. Recent admissions to the hospital
are Mrs, AIalpus. Mrs. Beaton, David
Pratt and John McKcrchar. Comrade
j. F. Crandall has taken II furough to
Battle Mountain Sanitarium to try
their treatment for II month or two
which we trust may give him marked
benefit.
At last Sundays services we had a
fine contralto solo from Mrs. Hogle
which was enjoyed by all. The accom-
painment was by the NJ. Il. organist Of
Monte Vista, MIR. T.. Macdonald Millar.
We were pleased to note the presence
from Del Norte of Senator and Mrs.
McF'adzean. Mr.. and Mrs. Smiley and
Mrs. Rollan, who were dinner guests
OF Commandant and Mrs. Hogle.
Rev. and Mrs. J. \. McNulty of Ala
mosa were guests Saturday of Or. and
Mrs. Orr.
Commissioner Decker visited the
Home Tuesday.
The Home was recently notified of
the death of tumralc ). III. Smith near
Pennington, y. NJ.
Joe Hooker Corps will meet at Wood
man hall at 30 next Monday. Noycm-
ber "a
Changes in the personnel of the
Home: To furlough: j. NJ. Howard. l..
a. Paris, $. Van Dyke, u. II. Gray.
From furlough: l.. A. Paris. {. F.
Phelps. W. ID. Gallagher. J. McK.rcher,
Mrs. J. ID. Gallagher.
Readmitted: ii. l.. Link.
Died: S. ii. Smith.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-11-21

stairs In the furniture department and
were treated to a splendid address on
craftsmanship and loyalty to the firm
Mr.. Irwin made number OF helpful
suggestions whereby we might he able
to serve our customers better. He
urged weekly or semi monthly store
meetings, n plan we have long con.
sidered. A plan that everywhere has
given good results in stores this size
and larger. Mr.. Peterson, the gentle
man that gives us the cold facts and
| figures of business In u logical pleas
ng manner, also concurred in this opin-
Ion and said that he would be glad to
assist us in working out II plan for
these meetings that would insure splen-
did instructive meetings.
go -
Late Tuesday evening our master
cash register In the office. the one that
receipts your every cash purchase, re-
fused to turn wheel. We had to
hastily employ slower methods. Wed.
nesday noon We were unable to unlock
the machine aud after a thorough oil
ing and the replacement of fuse the
machine merrily resumed Its efficient
work. Now We can handle our busy
Saturday business In the usual time
saving manner.
sso
Would you like to have q delicious
country style sausage these mornings
for breakfast! We especially recon.
mend Swift's family size pound pack.
age BrOOkfield brand pure pork saus.
age. Just call 30 and serve this delic-
ious sausage to your family In the
morning.
We will have a free demonstration
Of the APEX electric washer In the Gro
Gerry department Saturday. Come and
see how this machine cleans clothes
without In the least hnrming the fab
ric. The secret lies In the correct prin-
ciple Of the machine.
sss -
4. Il. Baird and W. II. Barley were
summoned to serve Ms Petit Jurors In
:n District Court Thursday. the 10Th
As this would takc two men out Of
our Clothing department that were
familiar with the stock W. II. Barley
asked to be excused under section II
~ Persons exempt from Involuntary
Service. TINT In members Of the Colo
RADIO National Guard honorsbiy dis.
charged after three or more years Of
service" Mr.. barley was excused.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-11-21
BOWEN NOTES

The sewing circle met at the home OF
Mrs. Neffendorf on last Thursday
afternoon. Tacking comforts was the
order of the afternoon. the following
members being present Mrs. Hunt and
daughter Vera, Mrs. Tyrell and Rose
Mrs. Harley Goff. Mrs. S. f. Goff and
Mrs. Park Goff.
Quite number are on the sick list
this week including Mrs. Leslie DE
Boer. Marie Bond, Mrs. Henry Eckard
and Mary Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Crooks. Dean
and June We're dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Bob Patty in La Jara Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Assay entertain.
ed at dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Burns and children and Miss
Bessie Lillpop
Mrs. s. f. Goff was hostess Sunday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Goff and chill
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-11-21
aren OF Wayeffy.- ----''--------'---.-->-
Rupert Knapp left Saturday evening
for Denver with a car of cattle.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Diel attended the
funeral of their cousin Herman Ebel
Monday, who died Of diphtheria at his
home near Hooper
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hilliard were
visiting at the Colburn home near La
Jara Sunday.
Messrs Emolyn Mahl and Lois
Brooches were calling on Marie Bond
Tuesday afternoon.
Grandpa Knapp returned from Den
yer Saturday afternoon after an ab-
sence of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie DeI}oer enter
tained at supper Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
&. +. Crooks, Mercedes and Berdina.
Thanksgiving day will be observed
In this community with short pro-
gram at ten thirty In keeping with
the day and community dinner at the
hall.
Mrs. Roger Covey visited with her
mother Mrs. James Bond Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Crooks, Mercedes
and Berlina, Jesse Martin and Duane.
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Diel
Sunday.
The q. W. Sylvester family are
moving to the Wilcox ranch In the Ter
race which they have purchased and
expect to make their home.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-11-21
PLUNIBERS MEET,

I. ID. Mexican drove to Denver We'd
ncsday in his ear to attend II state con-
rcntion of the master plumbers and
will be gone several days.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-11-21

Ethel Bradshaw OF Monte Vista was
operated for appendicitis at the st.
Joseph sanitarium at Del Norte u
week ago Saturday.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-11-21

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