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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-02-18
WANT CORN FOR CANNING

To establish a corn-canning fact
tory in Charles Town will be the OBJ
ject of visit to this county within
the next few days from F. E. Weller
a successful Gamer from Carroll
county, Md. Mr.. Weller will inter-
view a number of farmers and farm
tenants in regard to growing and cul-
waiting corn for the cannery.
The canneries in Maryland are con-
tracing to pay $15 ton for corn
with shucks on delivered at the can
neries the coming season. Cannery
authorities assert that a farmer can
grom from to tons of such corn
bv the same cultivation that ordinary
field corn does. The season for snap
ping the corn comes at a time when
other farm work is least pressing,
about the middle of August. Each
farmer may figure for himself whet-
her there is probably any profit in
growing such corn at SIS per ton.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Miller en-
tertained number of friends last
Thursday evening at their home, on
East Washington street, in honor of
DIR. H. G. Tonkin, of Martinsburg.
Among those present were: Mrs. Sal
" Morgan Post, Miss Mary Hodges,
Scott Post, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, of
Martinsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Fleming, of Gaylord; Mr. and Mrs.
Seldom O'Brien, Miss Jane Allen,
Howard Wilt, of Rippon; Mrs. Oca
Kurtz u M. Blue, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Russell, B. Russell, Richard Russell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Virtz and Mrs.
Walker. The evening was spent in
dancing and card playing, Mrs. o.
Brien accompanied on the piano while
Mr.. Bly, sang several selections. De-
lightful refreshments were served.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-02-18
TO REMODEL HOTEL.

At meeting of the Charles Town
Hotel Company on Tuesday, it was
decided to close the Jefferson Hotel
recently bought by them on Saturday
and at once commence remodeling
and repairing the interior. The
company has employed Architect Ed
monds, of Winchester, Va, who has
prepared drawings showing number
of changes and improvements. The
company will, it is expected, have a
portion of the hotel open for roomers
inside of 80 days.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-02-18

The regular meeting of the Woman
Club was held Thursday afternoon at
the Parish House, Mrs. Geo. NJ. Beltz
hoover, vice-president, presiding.
Four new members were admitted to
the club, Mrs. Edgell, Mrs. Stephen
Dalgarn, Mrs. Frank Beckwith and
Miss. Katie Aisquith. After the bus
mess session the club was delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. Conrad Goodwin
and Miss Louise Gardner. Mrs.
Goodwin rendered Beethoven op.
81, No. 2. Chopin's Fantasy in F sha-
rp, Rhapsody by Listz. and Prophet
Bird by Glenman. Miss Gardner
sang Sylvia, by Obey Speaks, Loves
Autumn, by W. g. Owst, and Ny
Laddie, by w. A. Thayer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-02-18
Charles Town M. f. Church, South.

Notwithstanding the hard rain
Sunday morning quite a good num-
Der were present. The Builders
Glass had an attendance of about 70.
Rev. f. A. Tyler, presiding Elder,
of Winchester District, preached Sun
day morning to large congregation.
Rev. E. A. Roades preached at the
evening hour very interesting SER
mon.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference
was held Monday morning, at 1890,
in the Directors Room of the Jeffer-
son Bank & Trust Co
Prayer meeting this Wednesday
evening, at 1880 Everybody well
come.
Sunday School next Sunday morn
ing, at $50. Usual preaching SER
vices morning and evening.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-02-18
HELD FOR ROB.
kRPER's FERRY

Sberies is believed to
ated with the arrest
IS Staubs, a resident
&ie of the river from
who, it is alleged,
the merchants of
rne time. Possibly,
ken additional time
responsible for the
been for the clever
5 engaged by Mana
d, of the Capitol De
.ich sells ladies' and
BID furnishings and
THE store is the old
has been owned by
of Baltimore, Md,
the owners of the
ntory taken at the
found that at
of goods was miss
erkil, anxious to
he loss. hired two
Re since been scour-
hitting for some clue.
noon they are said
be Staubs home and
wearing a gown
e store. Upon ques-
said to have broken
Ia detectives the whole
1t Staubs had a kew
81 during the small
hing would go there
quantity of goods
s. it would not be
Manager. 1t is said
ned dollars worth of
81 at his place during
8ollowed.
Allen, of Charles
to the scene and ar
lodged him in the
Fch several hundred
rocery goods is also
found, both on the
S and another farm
yer, Staubs was the
Tres of Burns and
hrs Ferry, has re-
pcery goods recent
Pit Staubs was re-
also.
en a hearing before
Il, in Charles Town.
noon, and was held
he grand jury, with
poo, which Staubs
b secure, and is be-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-02-18

Mrs. John b Brazier entertained on
Friday the Friday Afternoon Bridge
Club Mrs. Brazier's guests were
Miss Neidig, of Frederick, Md, Mes
DANES William Neill, Charles Johnson
w. F. Alexander, John p. Briscoe, f..
Lewis Jordan, e. T.. Cooke. Thomas
c. Bowlin, H. H. Mccormick. Charles
e. Baylor, George Beltzhoover, Jr.
and Charles L. Crane.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-02-18
B OF 1.-THE THIEF
| EMPIRE NEXT
EEK

BIT of the Empire
ter, has arranged
htation in the Shen-
j Monday and Tues
the 23rd and Gath
=The Thief of Bag
/ most glorious pic
starring Douglas
tile role. This will
Lenten theatrical
Winchester and
ens from the sur
are expected to at
ly showings, the
and the evening
D. A special pro-
rranged and the
specially written
e played in entire
augmented orchse-
n sale for the eve-
while gneral adj
rule for the after
II will be a con-
time before you
this gigantic pro-
PR city in this sec
n of Mr.. Robert
old at Public Sale
Court House in
Saturday, by C. P.
for Forrest w.
Mr.. John w. Irv-
acre. The farm
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-02-18
IN FLORIDA.

m her home in
h1d renewing her
Spirit of Jeffer-
pc says:
i perfectly wonder
had fire only twice
We think of our
Town when we
ng snow, we know
ng coal, too"
Re celebrated his
adversary Sunday,
th a dinner at his
hose present were
Locke, Mrs. VIM.
Rrl, of Harrisburg,
auley and daugh-
of Charles Town
J. M. McDonough
by and Arthur.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-02-18

Friends Of Hon. Tracey L. Jeffords,
in this county are strongly urging the
Governor to appoint him to the va
cancv caused to the retirement OF
Judge Woods from the bench in this
Circuit. Mr.. Jetfords is well quail
fled TO fill the position, and his ability
is unquestoned, and should he receive
the appointment the Circuit would
have a Judge who would be able and
Just in his decisions, and fearless In
the conduct of the office.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-02-18

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
Charles Town General Hospital will
hold sale of home made cakes, pies,
tpies without tops preferred), beaten
biscuits. doughnuts, potato rolls, &c.,
at Mr.. M. r. Strider's store, on Sat-
urday February Fl, 1925, from 10 a..
m. on. The public is earnestly ask
ed to contribute something for this
most worthy cause. All housewives
are invited to see our cakes, &C., be-
fore baking for Sunday.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22
Central Nebraska Farmers
Organize Cow Testing Body

Kearney. March 20.-The Central
Nebraska Cow Testing association was
organized here, at meeting of farm
ers. Emery Peters of st. Michael was
den, vice president, and II. II, Bower
sox. Kearney, secretary treasurer.
Herman Peterson and w. II. Swarts-
ley of Rlvordale. together with the Of
ficers. constitute the board OF direc-
tors
Organization took place at n meet
ing called by the Nebraska Dairy Dc
yelopment society and addressed by It's
vice president, Dan Morris. ard Otto
Liebers Of Lincoln.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22

ma NJ Bloom. 25th Ave. 500 II.
n. OF Fort ST.. e. F., 50xl2f.......
Faith r. Trumble TO William II.
Campen IT al. n. g. cor. Newport
Ave. and Mime Lusa Ave,
George II. Jones and wife 10 John
Bishop ct al, Writ St. lG0 a.
W. OF roth 81. r. a.. soxt24....
Cyril II. James and wife to VIII
liam ". McNeal and wife. Grant
ST.. i5a H. W. OF 45th St. =. ~,
Hx12s. ,......:. ..........,.
NJ. Nichols, Locust St. i34 II. W
Of 18th St.. n. s., bosA2t t,........
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22
ROLL CALL TO BE
HELD IN CHURCH

Rev. r. A. Pollock of Denver will
conduct week OF special services in
the Central United Presbyterian
church beginning Sunday evening.
The morning services will be rather
unique, the pastor, DIR. Bryan having
advised his members that the roll
will be called at this time. An effort
is being made to have every member
present.
The evening will be a neighborhood
service, DIR. Pollock preaching on
What Is Your Life?"
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22
Out Of the Records
Births and Deaths.

Births
TONY and Mary Binney, $500 Corby
Martin and Katherine knowles, 5s33
South Twenty first street. eirl
William and Margaret Hostetter Slos
Seward street. girl.
George and Lilly Nielsen. 292a South
Sixteenth street girl
John and Pearl Chereck, Fifty second
James and odessa White. 16eo North
Twentv-seventh street. hoy.
s'-psrei and orletta Woolever. 536 South
Twenty fourth street, girl.
Willie and Lena McClarty. 2s24
Joseph and Edna 1oftln. 67is South
Thirty third street, girl. .,,s >-.,,.
Forfieth street. boy. -
burton and veda Bezanson. 1922 ELL
son avenue, girl.
Gene and Julia Koeneke. 1tis North
seventeenth street. boy H.. a., Nortl.
Twenfv. eighth avenue, girl.
Bernard and Marcella Lealey lse4
Roser % and Irene Wiley. 112s South
Thirtr second street girl.
Leonard and Cecil Carey. Waterloo,
Conrad and Elsi. Anderson. Benson.
Route No. s. boy. .ooa
Joseph and Elizabeth &aporowski, 4o2S
South Thirty y-seventh street. girl.
Charles and Rose Kutcavish. tt2l
Harry and i.enora conant. 6oos Leav-
enworth street, girl
Deaths.
william Eldon Embrey, 7. haywood.
Neb.
Martha Gragg 1, hospital
cienrge NJ. BLY,. rs. hospital.
Charlotte Parson, IS. hospital.
John d. Clancy, So, 1925 South Thir-
Jor Lee, es. TIA South Seventeenth
Mrs, Christina Clark. so. 7125 Military
avenue. - -,
Frank Joseph Kammerer IS, ai7o
South Thirteenth street.
John FIiegei so, 5o36 Miami street.
Arthur Jordon, So. 314 North Fifteenth
Harriet Ellen Davis. IS. 2727 Meredith
avenue.
Lena Raimondi. 33. hospital.
Clarence f. Bogue. 30 hospital
Alfred Palmquist, S. hospital.
Susan Priest. hospital. II.
James s. Robson. ~ hospital. -,
Betty Alice Casey. months 12ll
Ma Matte Tibke. ss. ss72 North Twenty
seventh avenue.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22
UNITARIANS IN
SERMON SERIES

The individual and His World :
will be discussed BY Rev. Ralph l..
Bailey in the following series of ser
mons at the First Unitarian church,
3114 narney street. Sunday at IL
March %. The Individual and His
World View" March % THE Indi
vidual and His Work" April 8, 1.-The
Individual and His Books April 12,
1.-The individual and His Eternity
April 10, "The Individual and His
Play April &c, THE Individual and
Lis felloWs."
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22

Mrs Wall. who Is 86 years old. and
who was severely injured at the time
her husband lost his life, is hale and
hearty at this time and enjoys meet
ing yearly with her sons. daughters,
grandchildren and great-grandchil.
dren.
In 1913 she celebrated her 60th
wedding anniversary.
The five generations of the Harri-
son family are: Mrs. Mary Wall. So.
of Toledo; Mrs. Alice Harrison, 6S, of
Arihood; Mrs. Grace Shay, 45, of Red
Oak; Mrs. Burnetta Ber ~er, %. and
her daughter, Beatrice, 7. of Mar
shalltown,
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5kOoLOND pttoT

Eunlce Plots and Clifford Shaw,
two OF the graduates. have been chos.
en- to deliver the addresses at the
commencement exercises of the March
graduating class OF Technical High
school, which will be held next Thurs
day morning, March 26. In the school
auditorium. The theme of Miss Plott's
speech will be THE Future" while
Clifford will talk on Success
The exercises will be attended by
the junior and senior classmen of the
school and by the parents of the grad
yates and their friends.
r. A. Van Orsdel, president OF the
board OF education. will present the
60 diplomas. The Invocation will be
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22

rendered by Rev. Arthur Attack of the
Hanscom Park Episcopal church.
Music will be by the Tech High SEN
ior orchestra. Noel Harmon is presi
dent Of the graduating calss.
This event will conclude the numer-
Gus activities which always accom-
pany a graduating class. The senior
play, "Marthe-By The.Day." WAS pre-
sonted TO large audiences Friday and
Saturday evenings. Sunday morning
DIR. jerks will deliver the baccalaure-
ate sermon at the First Presbyterian
church. Tuesday night at the Black
stone, the seniors will hold their ban
Duet.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22
Real Estate Transfers.

Geerse, + MortSp g,s,n And d, wife 10 Mary
w. OF 42d st. n. s., 50xl45 ....t l,so'
Andrew sierczenski and wife to
12s =, e. of 3oth st. n. 8. an,
Mary spy'1 Marvin to James i. Nc
crory, Crown Point Ave. 5ss IT. -,
W. $ sutherland and husband 70
Ave. 1876 q. $. OF Jaynes St. 81,
yohn j. isyra Byrns to Allen c. Butler
ct al. n. e. cor. asth and Charles
Barr Barry and wife. 5sth ST. a4i II. .
Stella p. Porali 70 Theresa Mini.
sns sist ST. an'" n, :, 5os15o'....... SV - - $50
Henry. Greenfield and wife 70 BEN
" :. soxito.. ..........:.a.... 7,so
Asel stesre,. jr. referee. TO Harry
SHAPIRO Harnsy sds,lsn s1s s0o IT, W. ss
Hairy shapiro TO Frederick J.
weertz and wife. Harvey 81. 800
~ y; Of tsa st., = & s,.aod. tonlsa Z $v, ,.'''a'
hoyec, isth ST., Is e. s. of viii an
Ftsd fpsmer q +, to Of Aasl orohsnd MaS' Ase ssa
siffy' A. 'OsieSi,il;di Maenonald ana husband
ssth and Pleres sts., boxis2 g.: s7s
Emma X Robertson and husband
10 Gertrude NJ. Longwell, Ohio
St. 80 It. W. Of 5oth st., ? g., "a,
Anna V Mstcsn 10 Iawrene. Lead
pseifle pc Hn0 sts' ,rreFiar''..'....... ''. ' i.,i
Horne Terrace Co TO Rena Wsks-
right, St.. so ~. W. Of tfth =.
ST., n. g., 5oxlso. o........:.. IL
Ma Adars and husband 70 George
r.. Fiaek. Western Ave. zoo II. =.
.. Of 56th St, n. o, 5oxi3o. -
usorre C. Flack and wife to Mar
rnerite Jensen, Western Ave,
aoo =. g Of ssth st. n. ., 1ss
assrrs r. Morton ana wife TO How.
ard g. Gore, William S.. 1913 a,
r.. ". Of +th st.. n: o.. s2riN. i'ss
Benkers Mtge. Loan Co. TO Harvey
p. Fry ana wife. O. w.. cor. asd
Aye. andY Patrick Ave, irregnisr. s'oV
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22

Red Oak, Ia, March 1G.-Five gen.
the annual gathering of the Harrison
families to be held at Toledo. Ia, the
first Sunday In June.
The Harrison family reunion was
held in Red Oak last year. The re.
union has been an annual event for
many years and since its conception,
Mr.. Walls, husband OF Mrs. Mary
Walls, oldest of the degeneration
group, lost his life seven years ago
by going through n bridge while on
his way to one of the yearly events.
and little Beatrice Benner, youngest
Of the group, has been born. Great
ing the, five generations.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22
400
1900
$40
County Doctors to Meet.

The Omaha Douglas County Medi
cal society will meet at the University
club Tuesday night. March "a. Dr
Alfred Brown will speak on "Hypo
glosso. Facial Anastomosis for Paraly
sis Of the Facial Nerve" while DR.
J. .. Summers has for his subject
"Cervical Sympathectony.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22

the head Of the dramatic depart-l
ment. is the director OF the produe
ton.
The cast of Seventeen consists
of students who. have taken part in
numerous dramatic offerings at the
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22

MYRTLE Peterson against Noah. cruelty.
Pauline Cherritt against Harry. non
supnort.
Esther E. Harry against Gilbert c..
cruelty.
Marie Adam against John c.. extreme
crueftv.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22
Building PERMITS.

fRasmus Nielsen. s27 South jForty-first,
frame dwelling, s2.s00.
dwelling, 5000
John r McCarvilie. b123 Nicholas,
brick veneer dwelling. $500.
Ed Darcy 1927 North Fiftieth. frame
Anna Remer, 1894 z. frame garage,
$1,000.
Robert Rebai. 47s5 South Nineteenth,
frame dwelling, $500.
Hastings g. Hayden, 2s4T-51 Farnam,
brick store building $4,000.
u e Gilmore, s257 South Thirty-sev
enfh, frame dwelling, s2400.
III e. Gilmore 6237 south Thirty-sev
enfh, frame dwelling, 2,450.
E n. Gilmore 1929 South Thirty-sev
enth, frame dwelling. s2450.
Z. Il. Gilmore. s221 South Thirty-sev-
euth frame dwelling, $3.50.
Sophia f. Nielsen. 752o-22-24 North
T1frfieth, brick store building. 312 500.
r. r. Vrson. 4b1s Charles. frame
dwelling. $1,000.
,E. f.. Gilmore, e213 South Thirty-sev-
snth, frame dwelling, 81. 45o.
e. T.. Gilmore 6205 South Thirty-sev-
snth. frame dwelling. s2,4b0.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22
Marriage Licenses.

Norah F. Welker, At. Wallace, Ida.
Ralph Hasselbalch, 81, Shelby, Neb.
ard Irene Anderson. 22. Cheyenne. Myo
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22
Bishop to Confirm.

Bishop Shayler will confirm a class
at Good Shepherd church at 1880 D. m.
Sunday.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22

The South Omaha High School
Dramatic club, which was organized
one year ago will offer for their first
public performance. March 2e, seven
teen" the well-known Booth Tarking
ton play. Miss Mabel Rasmussen,
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22
Marriage License Applications
In. Divorce Court.


John W Scott. 81. Ft. Morgan. Colo.
and Dorothy w. Gray, "A. omaha
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22
EMPLOY MENT.
MoRrGAGE STOCK Statesmen.
= =
Statesmen and Agents.

New million dollar bond mort
gags company wants Christian
salesmen sell 4 bond with Com
mon Staek on Emit plan. Sew
idea Have splendid line up. No
promotion stock. Clean rropost-
Ready April first. Wonderful
mid climate So humidity. Ad-
dress Niee President. Suite 1850
Foster bldg, Denver, Colorado
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22

school and are the pick of the dra
matte department. I.uree Combs,
playing The part of Lola Pratt, has
the feminine lead, While Clifford Kin.
sley, carrying the part of Willie, IS
the male lead
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22
COFFEE Statesmen.

Large established firm desires
taffee salesmen FOR Nebraska
territories calling on retail
Pracrry trade Must BIZ expert
eneed and achua inted with
rrncery trade and have own
aaf. state age. experience and
salary expected. Permanent po-
sIfion and snls ndid aHpermnfy
far real producer. Address L
.s6s. Omaha Bee,
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22

| TIRE statesmen to represent ests sblishe
IRE fnanutseture. opera5 5Ing ia.,ots ~
Iowa. North Dakota and southern Mn
nesota. 80 as 10 secure immediate ,alea
volume. thereby enabling YOU 10 Earn
suhst ntial bonus over salary and - %
penseg
In application state age exact territory
nov travelling present employer. refsr-
ences and volume secured IN 1924. to-
gether with number of accounts you
have. Must own ear In which -
travel. Fine opportunity for right ma
II producer. 1-2sss. oma ha Res
AGENTS. want 100 men and women
quick 70 take orders for ant moth. a.
tight ED o Bags MAKE Sia tn 81
daily Cooper profit 81 N 80 minuies,
I Beck orders u in one day Mes-roie
males :" in haf hour; projects fuss.
suits clothes. blankets. every family
reeds one Ia three. fastest seller going
experience unnecessary no delivering or
collect ing. VI rite TODAY for full details
and amazing sa mple offer. Conner Mfs.
co. Dept. G-l43a. Dayten. ohie.
AGENTs-Youne men who want IN make
week are offered opportunity to seff
an article which everv man buys
sight. made hy lnEersoll ihs dollar
Nstch man. retalls for 81 YOU dor
need 10 he a salesman. merely In show
Il 10 sell hz profits. quick sales ard
constant repeat business Write todsy.
koht. II. InEersolI, as Broadway, New
York.
ADVERTISING sALEsMAN-I- nusuaI OPP
portunHs TO connect with line recoe-
nized as fastest growing n exclusive art
calendars. holiday greeting direct mail
adreftIsing. pencils and novelty field
Big selling season now on. Exclusive
ierrilor. attractive commissions viii
weeflN advances. real factory ro-opera-
ton; permanent connection. Hiite ful-
y to r. II Grady. Vice President, The
blanchard Co. Aurora. IL.
AGENTs wsnted-ss to IS net IN everf
al ale selling Ford owners; new brake
e"ners by ON sight: green men max
ny ,ns 800 frst weak out W. feaeh yoa
ence not essential; no investment neces-
won't walt or last; today is the only
sure time to write Us stringer Brals
Service Corp. Pottstown, Pa.
sALEsMEN-sso to 800 week stead
.5,, Ps,e diIas, ime Or nv fnl Sen mens al-se9i
VS., ,zs,75 B9y.s IS suits 90. Big eoniml.-
let. Ccmplete sample outfit fres.
Write FOR this big money n,sliar Il.
today. Dent. 57s4. John q. IenEworsh Il
& Sons. 13oi-ll ". Congress St. ehiczee
AGENTs-E75 a week. man a. eoiasn
wanted VIII ambition and industry fs
distribute Rawleighs ) households prod
inEs IN nearby cities and towns A-
train and help you YOU can male u
to 500 week or more: no ex3eri.na-
necessary: pleasant, profitable. dignifiel
work write today. w T. Raw!eigh Co
Dept. $B-S453. Freeport III
AGENTS-Mske big money selling Mad
son "Better-Made" Shirts direct from
our factory 10 wesrer. over one million
satisfied wesrers- Easily sold No cap
tai or exp. required. Many earn sina In
$50 weekly. Territory now heIng al
lotted. Wonderful opportunity. WrI;-
FOR free samples now. Madison Mill.
$50 Broadway. New York.
ITS somsthiS new. take ordres for thosl
snappy Knit Ties. Four for sIse. IL
eral commissions Write today. Nifff
Novelty Co. Fl. Dodge, Ia.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22
EMPLOY MFNT.
Statesmen and Agents.

cyclone and hail insur-
ance men for territory supervisors, 10
write insurance for mutual company
and appoint sub agents In . territory
OF eight or ten counties. Liberal com
mission to supervisors on all business
produced In territory. q. {. psnielson
5ss Plymouth Bldg. Minneapolis. Ainn'
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22

NASH UPTOWN STORE.
1923 Nash Advance six tour
demo.
1925 Nash special six tour demo.
1924 Ford Tudor sedan, like new.
1924 Oids six. t-pass. coupe.
1923 Chevrolet coupe.
1924 Nash four tour.
1923 Max. coupe.
1929 Nash sport, new car war
rantv.
1921 Dodge coupe
1921 Cids. coupe.
1919 Buick coupe.
1921 Chandler coupe.
open Evening"
2nbl Farnam. Al 1slo'
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22

IT'S somsthig new. take ordres for thoxa
snappy Knit Ties. -Four for si.se IL
eral commissions Write today Niffe
Novelty Co. Fl. Dodge, Ia.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22

AGENTS. FAST SELLER.
House 10 house men cleaning UP with our
convenience for every honle; women euy
sight: saves closet snace p-n'--
life % clothing. sells from handy de-
1nonstration outfit: no collecting
lVering. your pay every day. Write
for free booklet. R Z. Miller. Inc. -
Broadway. New York
AGENTs-l0o per cent proii;. selling guar
snteed quality line fiT5 Articlesf eve
housewife buys IN 10 buy again and
again. Capital and experience unnecss-
ssry. We furnish everything, inrludin
free samples for customers. Write fn-
day. The Health-o Products Co. Dept
~. Cincinnati o.
AGENTS-fe an hour easily. Every house
hold eager. steady customers Our
iahlshrd profitable repeat up-to-th.-
minute line OF 24o everyday guaranteed
household necessities-big. easy sellers
Permanent or spare time work. BIZ
double line brings double profits. Dept
t-Y-3Q Furst Thomas. Freepart. Iil
AGENTS. Sell sweaters without invest
ins nickel Sells fast 70 women snd
nler al bargain prices Standard Knit
ing c.. Jersey CITY y J
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-22

men who want IN MAKE
heir spare lime pag frufn sen IN $50
week are offered an opportunity to seif
article which eVery man buys
sight. made nv 1ngerenll The dollar
Natch man refalls for 81 YOU don
need IN he salesman. merely In show
i 10 sell hiz profits. quick sales ard
ronst NJ repeat business Write todaV.
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