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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-09-05
Certificate of Nominations for
United States Senator
SPECIAL PRIMARY, 1925.

State Wisconsin, County of Iron.-ss.
Chas A. Noren County Clerk Of the County of Iron, do
hereby certify the following the and addresses
all persons whom nomination papers have been filed in
Secretary Of State certified by said
secretary and who are entitled be the Primary
Election election precinct of said county,
the 18th day of September, 1925.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
United States Senator
WILLIAM GEORGE BRUCE 447 Hanover St. Milwaukee
r REPUBLICAN TICKET
United States Senator
DANIEL WOODWARD, Kaukauna
ROBERT NJ. LaFOLLETTE, Jr.
Town of Madison, p O. Madison
FRANCIS +. McGOVERN 210 Oneida Street Milwaukee
ROY P WILCOX, 1ol Wilcox Street, Eau Claire
SOCIALIST TICKET
United States Senator
JOHN NJ. WORK 2012 Hampstead Ave. Milwaukee
The said Primary Election will be held the regular polling
changed pursuant Section 635 the polls will opened
A. NJ and closed at 80 P NJ. cities opened A.
NJ. and closed at P. NJ. in towns.
In Testimony Whereof, | have hereunto my hand and
affixed my official seal at the Court House the City
ley this 3lst day Of August A. D.. 1925.
(SeaD CHAS A. NOREN, County Clerk.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-09-05
BACK BAD TODAY?
Then Find the Cause and Correct 1t
As Other Hurley Folks Have.


There's little rest or peace for the
backache sufferer
Days are tired and weary
Nights brings no respite.
Urinary troubles, headaches, dizzi-
ness and nervousness, all tend to pre-
vent rest or sleep
Why continue to be SO miserable?
Why not use a stimulant diuretic
to the kidneys?
Use Doan's Pills.
Your neighbors rec 0 m m a
Doan's.
Read this Hurley case
Mrs. Francis kallas, Z Carey Road.
says; | was troubled with duh bear,
ing-down pains in my back and when
| stopped, pains like knife-thrusts
stabbed me. | was nervous and nv
kidneys We're acting too freely. /
was surely in misery took Doan's
Pills and soon felt better. Doan's
cured me Of kidney trouble and /
haven't been bothered since,"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Pills-the same that Mrs.
kallas had. Foster Milburn Co.
FRS, Buffalo, n Y.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-09-05
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AGRICULTURAL
NOTES


A light drilling rain in the morn
ing welcomed the farmers who had
their thoughts bent toward attending
the Ashland Experiment Station on
Thursday, August 9th. Despite the
weather about 50 members Of our
rural folks enlightened the grounds
by their presence and took full adj
vantage Of the things that could be
learned from the various expert
ments conducted on the farm. The
impressions gained by actual visual
ization are far more lasting than
could be given by word Of mouth,
The alfalfa plots were especially
noteworthy. Those alfalfa plots
that were sown without nurse crops
made the best showing in "catch" and
general vigor Of growth. This proves
that it is very essential to remove the
nurse crop off early-if so planted
to give the alfalfa a chance TO devel-
op. The rate that the nurse crop IS
sown per acre has much to do in
getting alfalfa started A good
stand Of alfalfa is possible if the
nurse crop-generally the grains-is
limited to y bu. per acre. 1t IS
the alfalfa we want in particular
the nurse crop is only of secondary
Importance why take chances.
A six year trial at the Ashland
Station with corn, sunilower and Ru-
tabagas grown in acre lots gives av-
erage labor costs per ton Of $4.83,
$303 and $3.51, respectively. The
labor cost is for all work including
filling the silo and slicing roots ready
to feed Thus the common-but
erroneous idea that rutabagas are eX-
pensive to grow in comparison to
corn especially is exploded.
Results point clearly to the posi-
bility of producing succulent feed
for cattle at relatively low cost if
rutabagas and sunfiowers are grown.
This applies most strongly to the
heavier soils Of the upper section of
the state.
Comparison of Rutabagas, Corn
silage, and Sunfower silage at the
Ashland Station, 1919-1924. (Six
year average.)
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-09-05

The airplane tendencies of the
price of rubber are hard on those
who are planning to retire.
There is punishment TO fit every
crime. but the difficulty seems 10 be
in finding the filter
Keeping busy as bee is one way
ia avoid being stung.
If you want to make hay while the
sun shines, you can't afford TO pay
any attention to the heat.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-09-05

We can safely call it improvement
when folks begin mortgaging the au
tomobile to buy a home.
Friday is one Of the seven days on
which diving into shallow water is
said to be dangerous.
When the weather man predicts
showers. put away your umbrella and
get out your straw hat
The second crop Of straw lids IS
about ripe.
Almost anything easy to get grows
stale in the getting.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-09-05

The absence Of an opportunity TO
cheat may account for the honesty Of
lots Of folks.
Little more than three months TO
do your Christmas shopping, if that's
If any interest to you.
This is swift age. A man can
get married in two minutes or drink
himself TO death in one.
A crank believes that one good
turn deserves another.
No matter what happens, some
body kenw that it would.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-09-05
Notice To Contractors.

Sealed bids viii be receivtd IN 10
? O'Clock p NJ, September IL. 1925.
at the Office Of the Clerk, Joint
School District No. /. at Hurley
Wisconsin, for the erection IF a Two
room school building in Gle in the
City of Montreal
Bids will be received separately
for the general construction. wiring
plumbing and heating and vennIlat-
ing
All bids submitted must he ac.
companied with certified cheek
equal to of the amount did nav
able 90 +. J Gibbons. Treasurer il
guarantee &c enter into contract
and furnish surety bond.
Plans and specifications may h.
received from the Clerk of Joni
Schools Ne / Hurley. Wisconsin ~
depoSiting check for ten dollars
$4,000 which viii De returned nm.
on the safe return Of the plans ar5
specifications.
The School Board reserves H.
right to reject any 81 al prona-sls
and 20 accept any bid which mav Nj
most advantageous to the SeAaai
District
F. II. Reid.
CLERK. District 40.
L-W Hurley Wisconsin
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-09-05

The Gogebie and Iron County Fair
is in full swing and by the present
outlook it bids fair to be one of the
best ever held on the range. Re
gardless of the adverse season all the
departments are filled to capacity
and are showing unusual quality be,
sides Iron County farmers have
done much to fill the shelves and
pens making worthwhile exhibits in
all departments from arts to live.
stock. In the Ayrshires, Brown
Swiss and Guernseys we are especi-
ally strong to cop high honors.
Evening star., 1925-11-30

You were about to say something
interesting. Finish it,
Il was about to add that probably
L shall learn some things | really
want to know because Of Joanna. but
they will be interesting. Come. 1t is
time she made her entrance. Every
body has had just enough TO drink to
fully appreciate her"
Together they passed into the reccp-
ton foyer. Through the wide-fiunR
doors, in which palms We're banked,
strains of dance music fioated down
from an orchestra hidden on a Jninia.
ture balcony that crowned one end of
the high-ceiling room, reaching off on
either side from the upper landing OF
broad. handsome stairway that
sloped down majeStically into the
drawing room itself. "A woman al
ways looks her best when she is de-
scending Il stairway" was one of
GVonne'S pet assertions. She had had
this one especially built into her house.
At the fringe of the dancing crowd
in the larger room Dorminster and
Rnddy kenilWorth talked together.
both men searching the throng of
guests for their hostess. Lord Teddy
Sped her and Bra andun immediately.
Eoth asked for Joanna when they had
hurried To pay their compliments. "A
little patience. Yvonne demonstrated.
And she admonished them: There
must be no stealing her away for
selfish condolences. ! want her to
know every one tonight
Brandon touched her arm. Here is
some one who will make his own rules,
perhaps. about an hour alone with
her" he said, indicating young
man who had just delivered his hat
and coat To the door man and who,
evidently Il stranger in a strange
house, seemed not to know what TO
do with himself.
Yvonne did not know the newcomer
and looked At him curiOuSly. Like
he other men, he was in evening
clothes. but in his manner was that
intangible something which betrays
the one whose full dress is onlv an
occasional ceremony. Always quick
with her appraisals, Yvonne decided
in a flash that the stranger would
not be one, If he were cornered, with
whom woman might safely play.
She was amused with herself. how
ever, for admitting such an idle re-
Election and puzzled by II. Brandon.
who had greeted the other, brought
him to her for presentation.
Mr.. Wilmore," he said. You have
heard me, and, no doubt, Miss Man
nerS speak OF him.
Nvonne, with characteristic impulse,
gave him both her hands, gesture
which brought Il flush into his face.
Evening star., 1925-11-30

Her voice and smile we've warm. This
would be John" she said. You see,
/ have only heard Joanna call you
that. She has been very eager for
your coming. She is just about 10
make her first appearance"
John plainly was i'll at ease. He
had expected Joanna to be waiting
for him, and for him alone. He was
not prepared for this sort of introduc-
ton into her new surroundings Bran.
don chatted with him easily and
brought up Kenilworth and Dor
minister. They have both begun to
be amusing to Miss Manners" Bran
don explained. 80 far, we are her
main circle Of dependents"
The music that came down from the
balcony suddenly died away, leaving
a confusion of voices that ends a
dance. Already women who shouldn't t
drink champagne and men who in
sisted that they do were giving hints
OF the effects of it. But. as unexpect-
edly as the music had subsided there
was a general commotion and then
hush The four men, John among
them, stepped through the palm
henked doorway and into the larger
room. fvonne, completely beautiful.
a striking figure in the simmer Of
her black and the sparkle of the dia-
iIiOlidS at Itl lItOdG, SlOOu d rev
steps up on the stairway. Her voice
silver tinkling in it. fioated over the
assemblage-the assemblage of those
who were good and not so good:
My friends" she called to them,
II am in daring mood tonight Just
how, and why, some of you will deter
mine quickly. | am about to pre-
sent to you something that is very
fragile, and new, and fresh, and some
thing eager to be shaped into the best
fashions of the day. 1t is just a girl
whom l have taken very close to me
and who thinks that she should be like
me. Some of you will disagree with
| her, and perhaps plan to make her
| different. Others will have ideas of
their own. l commend her to all
OF you-and am curious to know
whether it shall be you or she who
profits most
| She raised her jeweled hand, while
the murmur of wondering voices grew
and gave a signal.
Copyright. 1925. II. L. GatesJ
Continued in Tomorrow'S Star1
Evening star., 1925-11-30

that day had delivered from his
bench a heavy homily upon the
frailty Of a modern mother, to a door
that led off from the reception hall
into tiny room which, after the Con
tinental fashion. she called a morning
room, reserved for her own exclusive
use. Brandon stood by a cabinet with
siphon and glass in his hands. He
turned to greet her
She went directly up to him. He
gave her an intimate glance, that not
only appraised her, but estimated
every artifice Of her. For an instant
she swayed toward him, yielding, ex-
pectant. But she read in his face
that he would not take her in his
arms. She was Immediately self-pos-
sessed. Gayly she fiuttered her
fingers across her own lips and then
touched them, lightly, to his. Am |
dropping him a mock curtsey.
That's an idle pretense, that ques-
ton" he replied. What you really
want to know Is, are you tempting" :"
"A woman never asks that" she re-
turned. She needs no help to satisfy
any such curiosity
II fancy that point might be ar
promise. You are very beautiful,
which pleases me. and :ery alluring
which gratifies you. What more shall
either Of us deSire?"
Some quick reply, perhaps a re-
minder of some sort, hovered at her
lips, but died unspollen Nothing
else she said. land thank you. If
have done my own attractions JUS
tice, perhaps YOU will agree that I
have done even more-that I have
made two women beautiful. tonight,
for your satisfaction"
You mean the girl of course But
why are you challenging me--with
herr"
She looked up at him, steadily. She
spoke softly. There was no trace of
bitterness or even accusation in her
tone, but there was something feline
in 1t. Il believe you are going to tear
this girl TO pieces, If you can. Whether
ii is because you do not approve the
bizarre method some one has used to
lift her up, and YOU merely want TO
pull her down, / don't know. I think
there is something stronger than that
in your mind. But l am of the opin-
| ion, my dear, that it won't be 50
, easy When she paused she turned
away from him slightly. There was a
! tinge of color in her pale cheeks.
You are absurd" Brandon said
evenly. And l think just u bit
piqued 1t is a delightful mood. If
| one of us shall make the girl unhappy,
/ fancy it Is more likely to be you
than l.
She gave him a bright smile. The
color had gone from her cheeks and
she was taunting again. Now you
are accusing me of the possibility of
jealousy. I'm never jealous, my
friend-not even of you. ] served you
willingly in Turing her into my keep
ing. Teddy Dorminster and Roddy
kenilworth already are devoted to
her. Teddy has assured me he's will
ing to trade all his married women. in
one grand bunch. for her. And Roddy
declares that she is more refreshing
than champagne. So you must admit
I'm generous-two of my devotees al
ready are at her feet and YOU are
lowering about them. i shall
She paused. For some reason she
decided, suddenly, to both light ciga-
rette and point toward the cabinet
where glasses and bottles were. "A
bit Of wine, please" she commanded.
When he had brought her glass he
said.
Evening star., 1925-11-30
JOAN IN A
"'The Gracious Gift of God"
BY H. L. GATES
-
By II. L. GATES

ror, waited to be summoned to the old
men. and the young men. and their
young women and old, downstairs
4vonne appeared in the doorway
The younger girl gave little gasp
when she saw her. In contrast to the
soft white tones OF Joanna's gown
Yvonne's was shining black velvet
that clunS to the curve of her figure
like a sheath. giving her vulcanite
hair its complement. Her shoulders
and uncovered back shone boldly and
elstening white.
You will be something of sensa-
ton tonight. my dear" the older
woman exclaimed, when Joanna had
walked across the room. and had
whirled and stood still for her inspec-
ttons. Joanna was much too happy
TO reply.
Yvonne's appearance among her
guests was the signal for dancing to
begin-also for the breaking down of
all barriers built by formalities. Wom-
en- who had gathered in stiff little
groups to discuss other women or the
eScapadeS of other women were swept
away to their first dance and their
first drink and the first round Of their
preferred flirtations. The big drawing
room had been made into a dancing
room. In the Winter garden the only
lights We're Pickering lanterns hidden
among the foliage. Great palms made
screens across corners of the drawing
and sitting rooms and in the Railways
"Yvonne." said Mrs. Brownie y-Smith
knows that TWO people never have
TO tumble for conversation when
they're hidden behind palms"
AS Yvonne moved through her
rooms, with a word here and a nod
there. her eyes sought single face.
When she failed TO find ii she spoke
to the butler who stood at the post
in the reception hall. The man gave
her the information she sought
Mr.. Brandon Just arrived
madame"
She went at once, stopping only for
a subtle challenge to a Judge who
Evening star., 1925-11-30
From the Nature Magazine.

thc -Nobuic Iud dLiue
There are mystery fishes in the
Southern seas. and the hunt on by
Harry Payne Bingham of New York
is to try to locate and capture some
specimens, there being special inter-
est in the Rhinodontypicus, Of which
one specimen was found q few years
ago by Capt. Charles Thompson of
Florida, but the specimen was sick
and supplied only a part of the in
formation scientists are anxious to
secure.
The rhino is. so far as is known, an
inhabitant of the Gulf Stream. It's
huge body is fashioned without a sin
gle bone, merely a great mass of
many tons Of muscle and tendon
The rhino captured and shown at the
Smithsonian is the only one ever
found. and it has a measurement of
over 40 feet, was a fierce fighter and
was not landed until 19 hours Of fight
ing after it was pierced by a huge
harpoon.
Evening star., 1925-11-30

a..
| NELL ON GOOD Old NoL
ALo1s,OS p hsG,A,s DoLhtT
OUT Ne PALACE p>tIn
SAOp Ahp is Now oeeA
Fon DOS.AeSS. Ne01
BeAA HE HAS IS SUNK ~
THIS pelA1tAL HOOK SHOP
AND The o. boy IS een,w<
FOo HARD 1nex
OF coOoSe lF cAARtce
HEaoS OF HIS HI v9ArUaE
The0G'lL ce Az ANVIL
RUAPUS ~1 le'<6 n
70 Pa; SO FAR Sae
| SUS pec1S NoTs@lAlG. We
| GiLl NOW SvEe ,Aro TIE
PALACE pA.fN ShcP AID see
roAI T1l.4cIS ARe GOING
Evening star., 1925-11-30

Sure. There's \ Santa Claus
Established candy business. NOW! Before
Christmas. TRADEMARK. Splendid location
aud equipment. Bargain. Miss Smith. 3O9
star BLDG Main 1913. l.
Evening star., 1925-11-30

NEW BUILDING on Baltic Blvd for rent
store 20X4N. apartment optional. next to
sanitary: rent SO uer mo. each. excellent
for much needed meat market:
4. H SFIDENSPI\NER.
Hyatts $50. BALTIC Blvd. Riverdale Nd
Evening star., 1925-11-30

BFDROOM. d1ning room and living room
furniture. pianos. everything, at auction
every "Wednesday and Saturday. shannon
Caldwell & Co. ne. Auctioneers. 304 10Th
St NV Main a272.
Evening star., 1925-11-30
sITUATIONs-DOMEsTTC (Cont'6.

WOMAN experienced. wants evening work
Of any kind or day work. 1888 Q st. NV.
WOMAN. colored. neat place as chamber
pad or waitress wanted; references 1916
q st NV.
WOMAN. colorcd: cleaning. laundry work
htchen work: references. Phone North
NO w2MAM h3<,o coIGE1a s wa25s Laundry work to
PERSONAL.
ACTIVE OWNERSHIP PARTICIPATIHG
menbershlp III the Congresslona! copntry
4.uh RoI 9ms t3r sae at attractive figure AddGT.s'
SWEDISH MASSAGE BY GRADUATE MAS
ase; Sain = ,-sstmen's 1a 10y appointments P6h.ne
VALENTINES SELLS CHRISTMAS GIFTS,
art good lamps. shad"e. hand painted china.
Art goods m,rcbssrd ei'' %443 rsrh H cnf 4s
SLIP COVERS. OVERS IUFFED SEPARATE
nIsh9ns. 1nap fastener. 5d tape ape bound, 81 ~
DAYTIME USE or SMALL Dow NTOWN
apartment for young lady employed nights
rieah. convenient. attractive: reasonablc,
ideai for g W. student. Gail West 123s-J
FOSTER HOME WANTED FOR A GIRI. OF
10 years. Address Box 253-B. Star office.
"ANTED-PROTEST HOME IN TIE
country for an attractive Toy of wears
needing spectral care. Address Box 30J B.
l CAN COLORER YOUR GRAY HAIR: No
nyes; used; charges reasonable. Tetsrcncts
IA. IIlNIifI aGGTtss BOX j-S-f, star once. /
ELECTRIC TREATMENT THERMOLITF
massage for neurltis. lumbago. rheumatism.
a21 18th: Room 1909. Main 1o45@. J 0 to b. .
WANTED - POSITION BY LADY As
apartment manager for huiIding With o-
without dining room. competent IN all
branches of such work. including the clerical
department. Address Box 2}6-B. Star uifiee.
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REDUCED
wonderful French method used Dr. Della
Ledencecker. 2012 p = NV. Potomac 1850.
CIR DrA ATE IN ELECT'CY Will GIVE
you scientific treatment. excessive weight re-
dured Ivy new methods. Phone Pot l4iT
FACIAL HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVED.
u facial treatments, 70" and 81 hot oil
shampoo. 81 plan shampoo. 5oc. 3Oa KrcsEe
Bldg. MARIE STEVENS. 1lth and sts. Sc
Mr.. WATERS. FRENCH SHINGLE DE-
sgner. formerly HIth Marrarct Scheetz -
now located ~ MILADY : BEATTY SHOPPE.
1902 Conn ave. %
SWEDISH MAsSAGE GIVEN BY TRAINED
nurse. So treatment: electricity Included.
Phone Main s725. 4'
GYMNASIUM CLASSES
for women: reducing. body building and
exercises for general health Edw z Mill
"r.s Gymnasium. I20s lsth. Fr. ass
Lafayette Hotel Beauty Salon,
9Th and ! Sts NV
SPECIALITY. PERMANENT WAVING.
Is Curls. $3.50.
Make yogrself a present Of permanent
all branches. Nam 42l4 %
Evening star., 1925-11-30

BABY GRAND AMPICO, beautiful tone: ex
ccllcnt condition: cash Or terms. Address
Box l90-B. star Office. 30s
BED DAVENPORT. walnut dining suite. IL
pcs: mirror. rug lamp. easy chair. cor
sole desk. clock, dishes Pot. 1923. %
Red, double, IRON: single IRON bed. iron COZ.
9XI2 rug. Call Adams 8.
Evening star., 1925-11-30
PERSONAL.

coiored wants laundry work TO
take home. IT16 SeatOn ST.
Evening star., 1925-11-30

BRICKS-WreCking = city blocks; % million
clean; hard brick. All sizes Of lumber. Apply
on lob. New Jersey and Indiana aves NV.
LuMBER-Salvaged from our many wreck
ing jobs around WashinGton--together with
an immense shipment of Army camp lumber
from our Camp Holahird wreclug operation.
Also new lumber at lowest prlces--2N2, 2N:i,
xxi. 2x8. 2XS shesthng. flooring siding
and ceiling: both and used lath. We
Evening star., 1925-11-30
FOR Observation-Disclosures

>.
BABY BED ihlddic Koepl buggy. mans
suit; all cheap. Apt. 81, @50l Pa. ave. IN.
Evening star., 1925-11-30

THE HFCHINGER HOUsE WRECKING CO.
Camp MeIes 9TH and Fla. ave. northeast
Main. office. 9th and G SITS. southwest; In,
spection invited until = 30 pm. Il YEARS
SAVING YOU MONEY ON BUILDING MA
TERIAL HAVE ESTABLISHED THE GOOD
WILL OF THE HECHINGER COMPANY.
Evening star., 1925-11-30
Mystery Fishes.

Continued in Tomorrow's StarJ
Evening star., 1925-11-30
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

COOK and maid: family OF one: also houf
man. Phone North 1905. IL
Evening star., 1925-11-30
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000. Branch
116
Evening star., 1925-11-30

gain prices. Stern Co. 631 La, ave. NV
CHRISTMAS. ESENTs-objccts of art
vases. hand-painted plates. candlesticks
fancy china. see our bargain tables st 81.
81 and So. Mlckelson's 207 G nv. de-
CLOTHING-5OO overcoats tslightly useGi.
So to SIS Big values Now is the time to
get best selection. Deposit will secure your
coat. One price. Justh's Old stand. 619 D
DAVENPORT. large. overstuffed blue We
lour. SS5. Cleveland 326S. 30s
DINING ROOM SUITE. chifiorobc. oak: eX-
celleut condition: reasonable. 253l l1th ST.
NV. Col 1171-J. 3o'
DRESS SES-Latest fashion sample dresses al
very moderate prices Basement 1913 S
ST. NV 30
ELECTRIC LIGHTING FIXTURES. Is, or
namental type; perfect condition suitable
for home or small store: reasonable. Apply
Mr.. Robb. Wallace Motor Co.. 1909 l. ct.
ELECTRIC PUMP-Can be seen at S34 9th
st. w: reasonable. il
FURNITURE from IS rooms also lunch
room fixtures. Auplv 1T 22o 18th st. w. 3n~
lCoutiDued 0u Maxi paxs.I
Evening star., 1925-11-30

CASH REGISTERS and small safes at bar
gain prices. Stern Co. 63l La. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1925-11-30
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PAPERHANGING. rooms s. 80 up: interior
and exterior painting at loves. prices Metro
politsn Dec. Co. 42G G NV. Phi. Fl 500
PAPFKH HANGING-ROoMs PAPERED S.
aud ~. A. T. GEORGE. 2634 l1th e..
n v. Phone Adams hHs7
Evening star., 1925-11-30

ACTIVE OWNERSHIP PARTICIPATES
membership III the Congressional Country
Iiub for sale at attractive figure. Address
Box 2ds-B Star Office 30
SWEDISH MASSAGE BY GRADUATE MAS
Evening star., 1925-11-30

WOMAN. experienced wants evening work
OF any kind. or day work. 1888 = st. NV.