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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (March 15, 1925)
Council Bluffs Society %/ Returning From Tour. An anticipated visitor In the city is Miss Frances Earenfight. who re turns the early part of this week to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. IT. Earenfight. This exceptionally clever premiere danseuse has just completed a tour with the Pavley-Ouralnsky ballet, an organization of which site has been a prominent member for several years, and plans to rest here for a short while. Mrs. Green a Hostess. Mrs. Thomas Green was a hostess of Friday, entertaining IS guests at luncheon and bridge In her apart meet at the Slntgarf. ..ISecoratlons suggestive of St. Pat rick were effeetitelv used by Mrs. Green. Report of Receipts. At a meeting held last week by Central chapter of St. Paul Episcopal church It was learned that consider ably more than $.inn was realized from the Mardi Gras ball which tliev rscantly sponsored. Former Residents at Orpltenm. Of unusual Interest Is the an nouncement that during the week of March 2? the Giersdorff .Sisters and company will be one of the headline attractions at th" Orpheum theater in Gmnha. These talented mnsielnns formerly lived In Council Bluffs and their tip pearance is always welcome news to their many friends here. To KiltertHitt. Dr. and Mrs. IV. A. Cutler have planned a dinner for next Tuesday evening at their home on Clark avenue. Informal Evening Affair. A* a farewell courtesy to Mr. and • Mrs. 17. A. Frederick, who left. Tues day to make their future home In .Marshalltown, Ta., Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter .lonkln« entertained delightfully last Monday. A buffet dinner was followed by an evening of hridge, the eight guests all being Intimate friends or neigh bors of the Fredericks. Mrs. Werndorff on I’rnsram. A delightful event In Omaha Sat utility In which Mrs. Karl Robert Werndorff of this city took part whs given nt the home of Mrs. I,. C. Nash l>y the "Friends of Music." A Urahms program was arranged l>y Miss Mary Munehhoff and one of the piano parts was taken by Mrs. Werndorff, who Is an exeentionally talented musician and gives freely of her time for everything In a musical way. Dinner Invitations Recalled. Owing to the illneik of Mrs. Ed ward E. Evans, the dinner which she and Mr. Evans had planned for Tues ilajfc-evening has been cancelled. 4lr. and Mrs. Evans entertained be fore the dancing party given by the Tuesday Dancing club on Washing ton s birthday and had planned a siui ilitt affair for Tuesday, which will be tfi'e last of the dances arranged by (his organization. Wadsworths Go East. Jfrs. John O. Wadsworth departed Thursday evening last for Spring field. Mass., where she will visit Mr. add Mrs. Stanbrough Fernald. "ihe will also be with her daughter, Dorothy, later in the month when she IK* her vacation from Walnut Hill tcSmoI at Mattlck. Mass . and her son, Ed" in. who Is a student at Exeter. %lr. Wadsworth will join his wife In about a w^ek. Birthday Celebration. The seventh natal day of little Dick Gurney was delightfully celebrated . Cl IRRECTH IN • f * .You are reading this thinking someone has made l ' a mistake — Someone HAS * i _it is YOU—and the mis take is that you did not read THE BEE Want Ads today. _Turn to Want Ad pages now — read them carefully —that’s the key to thrift. .... If you have something you have no further use for 3 — sell it through a BEE ,5 WANT AD. ■Km**- t % j 1 Phone t AT. 1000 ay German Semi-Military Organization Stirs Allies _ _ ___ The allies may take steps tn force tiermuny to disband the relehsbaiiner, a volunteer organization of iemi inilitaiy eliaraeter, sworn to defend llie tiernian republie, as a result of a report uiaile by tieneral Foeh. Members of the organization are seen parading in Merlin uniter tli eir blaelt, red and gold banner. Friday, when Ills mother. Mrs. 1,. K. Uurney Invited a number of Ids > nil m; playmates in for the after noon. The Utile forlks enjoyed a series of games and at tea time a candle crowned cake was a special feature at the table, around which were seat eil Helen Parmer, tleorgie Kt nyre, Kathleen and Mary Kllen Henneav, Mild re n Jensen, Eleanor J.ut*/, Doro thy Wach, Eileen Calhoun, Peggy Hounds, lUaldie Reed, J >o n a hi Max field, Warren Jensen, Owen Babbe, I Ruddle Wach, Paul Stageman, Don ald Fflhert and the young host. St. Patrick favors and decorations 'Uggesrive of ili» day were used with 'halloing effect. Iuiiicliron and Bridge. Mrs. N'onnau Filherf Invited the members of her bridge club to a luncheon at her home Iasi Tuesday i and the afternoon was spent with cards. Cinests at Supper. Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Woodward yyere among the guests at a supper In Omaha given Wednesday by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rees, honoring Miss Frances Nash and Mr. and Mrs. En glebert Roentgen of Minneapolis. Earlier In the evening Mr. Roentgen I had conducted the Omaha Symphony orchestra In Its last concert of the season and had also played a cello solo. On this same program Miss Nash rendered a giotip of piano solos To Entertain. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wadsworth ldan to entertain a few guests at the annual spring dinner-dance to he given at the University club in Oma ha next Thursday evening. Events for Tuesday. Elaborate prei»arn lions are beln, made by the American Region auxll iary for the competitive shamrock lea. which will he given from 2 until 5 Tuesday afternoon in the legion club rooms. Hostesses for this affair are Mes dames H. 0. Higgins, Donald Macrae. P. A. Ralnson, M. A. Metzger and Clara Bonham. Many novel decorations apropos of St. Patrick will be used in the decora tions of the tables, which are to he Judged by the three past presidents Mrs. M. A. Me'~ger, Mrs. Clara Bon ham ami Mr*. F. A. Ralnson. .Mrs. Florence Senior Duerr will In in charge of the music ami on the program are liulh Kennedy, Malian Hchurf, lluth Burton, Virginia Seegm and Virginia Randolph. in the evening the niixUluYy will have a card party In St. Peter audi torium, at which time Mr*. O. H. Brown will he In charge of the bridge tables, Mr*. John Kearns the .high t'i\e and Mrs. Alfred Hansen tlm ' 5#0." .IIIeh Peacock Returns, Jack Peacock, who has been In Europe for the last year, arrived in Council Bluffs Thursday morning. lie sailed from Cherbourg on a French.liner February 25, arriving in New Voi-k Sunday, March 1. lin nolle borne he spent a day In Wash ington. Here for Short V isit. Mr* Nellie Van lnwrgen, formerly of this city, hut now of Dixon, XU., spent several day* here last week as the guest of Mrs. F. S. Howell. She was accompanied by Miss Clara Rlgg of Dixon, and they came to at tend the funeral of E. XI. Merrlarn and to renew acquaintances with theii many friends here. Activities of XX. A. R. When the annual state conference of the D. A. R. 1* held at the Savory hotel In lies Molne* Tuesday, Wed nesday and Thursday of this week there will be present from thlB city Meadames Edson Damon, regent: M. A. Tinley, past regent; C. G. Saund ers, vice regent and state secretary, and Donald Macrae, delegate. Mrs. C. E. Kimball, the other delegate, Is already In Des Moines and will Join :he Council P.luffs women there, and Mrs. W. A. Maurer Is also planning to go. Alia. Anthony Wayne Cook, the na tional president general and other na tional officers, plan to attend this conference. On Saturday at the Grand hotel, 50 local D. A. R. enjoyed a luncheon after which several business mntters were discussed. Rridge-I,unrheon. On Thursday, at the home of Mrs. L. H. Metzger on Fifth avenue, a de lightful luncheon and bridge party wi« presided over by Mrs. Metzger , -==n land Mrs. Frank Hendricks; Attractive St. Patrick decorations were used on llie nine tables and the prize winners were Mrs. T. N. Peter son ami Mrs. A. W. Tyler. I.imrhroii Musicals. Outstanding in the social events of the week were ihe luncheons given o'n Friday and Saturday at the home of ! Mrs. Frank Kverest by the Friday circle of the First Congregational church. During the afternoons, on both of these days, there were programs given by prominent musicians includ ing Mrs. Florence Keillor Dtierr. pian ist; Mrs. Mabel Woodworth Jensen, violinist; Miss Kathleen Shaw, so prano', and MDs Bess Baitey, pianist reader. Among the son^t used by Miss Shaw were two which proved excep tionally popular, "Flutes of Spring" and "Things in Grey," the music having been written by Mrs. Jensen and the words by Rev. J. K. Perkins, both of this city. Kiilertainmeiit for Tuesday. A program, In honor of St. Patrick, will lie given In the Knights of Colum bus hall Tuesday evening by the Catholic Daughters of America, under chairman ship of Vice Grand Re gent Miss Kathleen Connor. Irish melodies will be snng by Mrs. George Klein, Mrs. Alice Brown and Miss Marjorie Power* and Interpretive Irish dances will he given by Mrs, Nora Gallagher. Mrs. I.eonard Mann and Mrs. Hurley of Omaha will give readings and Miss Mary Berrlgan a piano solo. Dinner Before Dance. Mr. and Mrs. Max Busselle and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hendricks will enter : iin together at dinner Tuesday eve ning for a few friends who will later attend the last party of the season to lie given by the Tuesday Dancing club. Seliaepers Have Daughter. A telegram was received her* Thursday announcing the birth of a daughter In Milwaukee, Wls., to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schaeper. Mrs. Schaeper was formerly Miss Fern Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Clark. — ■ ■ — ■ . Fremont Society V .. - I j Members of the Lewis Clark chap ter of D. A. R. have received an In vltatlon from Nebraska’s tlrst lady, Mr*. Adam McMullen, to be present at a reception today In honor of Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook, president gen oral of the nulional D. A. R. Mr*. Fred C. Laird and Mr*. M. C. Garrett will be delegates from the Fremont chapter at the state conven tion In Beatrice next week. Mr*. Charles llawley Rnd Mrs. A. E. Anderson entertained Informally Friday In honor of Mrs. J. George Batzle of Rochester, N. T. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Hawley were hosts to the Lee Marty. A. K. Anderson and Rev. Fred Young families at a fare well dinner for Mrs. Batzle, who will leave *ome time next week for a visit In Kearney. Monday evening Mr. and Mr*. Anderson will have the same guests a* well a* l>r. and Mr*. W. J. Davie*. Mr*. M. D. Pond and Mr*. Carroll Sherman will entertain the Matinee Auction club Tuesday at luncheon at the Sherman home. Mr*. Charles H. Green entertained at a kitchen ehower Friday evening In honor of her daughter In-law, Mr*. Joe Qreen. The Pathfinder Delphian *oclety met with Mr* Paul Brown Monday evening. Miss Vera Stevenson pre sided. — TRIMMF.D COMPLETE $45.00 Adult SiM I KRAMER FUNERAL HOME Phona Walnut 9314 819 N. 40th. (Naar Cuming St.) CHAPEL FREE Want Ad Agencies of The Omaha Bee Carter Lake Pharmacy 16th and Sprague St*. Castelar Drug Co. 2322 South 20th St. McAuley Drug Co. 16th nnd California St*. Reid-Duffy Pharmacy 24th nnd Lake St*. Sturgeon & Son , 1300 North 24th St AUTOMOBILES. _AUTOMOBILES. Automobiles for Sale. 11 Automobile* for Sal*. 11 YOUR GOOD WILL Our used cars are sold with full knowledge and appreciation of the fact that the customer’s good will is at stake. Consequently our prices are reasonable and our cars are right. O’BR] M-DAVIS AUTO COMPANY Dodge Brothers Dealers in Omaha Since 1914 28th at Harney OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY ■ xy * BEE CLASSIFIED AD RATES 19c par lina a«rh day, 1 or 2 daya. 17c par lina earh day, 1 or < daya. lr.c par lina **rh day, 7 daya. 15c par lina aarh day. 30 daya. Talaphona AT.lant in 1000 THE EVENING BEE. THE OMAHA MORNING BEB. _ANNOUNCEMENTS. Funeral Notices. I lMTPIN—Viola, wife of J. MS. Dupin. peeked away March 13. 1926. 8he U survived by her husband, four chil dren, Marjorie. Doris, Jean end Paul Arthur; also her mother, Mrs. O. K. N'eleon, two brothers, Walter ('. and Arthur It. Nelson, end a si*ter, Mrs »' R. Schwartz all of Omaha. Funeral Monday. Match 16 at 2 p m. from the residence of her brother, Arthur R Nelson. !<>M S 32d St. Interment Forest lawn. Mrs. Dupin a a* born and raised In Omaha and leave* * noat of friends < tRJUGAK Mr* Manors. No. 27S« S nth St . March 13. Age 19 years. Pe >eased la eurvlved by one ann. Patrick H. Connell, and one daughter. Miss Katherine Connell. Funeral aervicee will be held Monday at * 30 a m. from the residence to 8t Patrick * hun h at s a. m. Interment >t. Mary cemetery. Hoffmann-Croaby service Funeral Directors S HKAFEY A HKAFEY. Undertakers and Embalmere. Phone VT 262 1. • >ffire. 2411 Kamam. (ESTABLISHED SINCE 18S2 ) I.KSLTK O. MOORE. 24th and Wirt Sts WE. 004T. 63th and Military Are. WA. 90»n. MULSH A RTF PEN. At Your Service. 2212-24 Cuming St.JA. 1334. Brailey & Dorrance N. P. SWANSON. 17th and Cuming. Quiet. Dignified Supervision. JOHN A. OENTLttM AN. HA. 1664 _3411 Farnam St. II K Bl’RKET A SON. 3403 J'irn»m Fat. 1«7*> HA. 0614. ( rnidt rie*. 4 VISIT KUHUM' LAWN I'lirrhn-m m f.H m . ».>i in inuaha a moei beautiful • r lit - ! i Offoe* at th« rem* feiy, w*-*t <<f en» e, and 720 bran del* '1'heater Bldg. IVtaonaU. 9 llATUk -Solar. Steam. M'.noral, Electric, Msteupatlilc and Elec tric Treatment*. Swedish Mas-i sage 8ul.AU CLINIC AND SANITARIUM. 19th .nd Doug law ‘'p*n day and night FITS—At tacks stopped In 3 day* Mr. I'roMinan* little boy hail a* many as *3 fits In a*duy. was completely relieved in 3 day* Free treatment sent. Ad dress R f.epao, 190 Island A\e. Mil wnukee, IVli. i HE SALVATION ARMY Industrial home •oltrita your ohl clothing, furniture, magaaines. We collect. We distribute. Phone JA 4133 and our wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new home. 201 N. 13th St. ELECTRIC treatment end body massage Hours: 9 a In to t |> m Alia. Crowe* Pla e Apt 2 213 8 24th Av-. AT. 319 4 ELECTRIC - MAGNETIC health blanket sweat* and massage experienced opera tor* 336 l«efiatig llldg. JA. 2«|0. PARKY Cleaning Fluid Spot remover, in • ectlcld* (kills moths, bedbugs). 15c at drugglaie. STEAM baths, alcohol rube, massage, ele< treatm ta. fe a. m. to 9 p m. S3 Doug. >lk, EXPERT band maiuft, all hours. Sun day appt. Edith Taylor, 101 N llth St MASSAGE—Expert treatment; ndv oper ator; open till 9 p. m. 210 N. 17th 8t. COSTUME, theatrical, historical masque costume* to rent Lltben. 1614 11oward. EL WOOD Sanitarium. Bath*, massage Jacobs 109 Arthur Bldg AT 4946 EXPERT masaage, ateam hath*. Fiaher Hath*. 2<>6 Aquila Court. AT 1073 lAMt anil Found. 19 I’ARTY who found glaase* and pocket bonk 1*n' Aquila Court Wednesday, rail AT 44*1 I.ort a removable bridge tn a small l*ox. about 23th and Dodge Rta. Good reward (’all AT 17' EARTHRN STAR pin, lost Wednesday, downtown dlatrtvt HA 2797 Aulomolillt'j* for .Nalt. II NASH UPTOWN STOKE Used Car Dept. l »'.’4 Naah Sedan, tike new. DU4 lluDk Sedan like new. ]»*;. N'iiVIi Advanced Sit. tour., demo 111 • Naah Special SI*, tourln§r. detno. 19 3 J Maxwell coup*, perfect. IK* * Pda Coupe 4-paee, lib* new. Wi have Naah care from 1110 to tfSk, ffto and UP Ol’KN K\ IS NINOS AND SUN DATS PM Uarnnni AT. tilt UAKI.AND eedan. Diet taken in on n new (Oakland coach l,aia model, new paint. b.impure, motor meter, trunk Look* and rune lilt* H new » «r. A i u*p at $*M» Oakland Motor Car Co., Open Stindave "4ih and Varnam St*. OAKLAND Sport Tourln* late model, f. new i»vei else curd i're» bump er» Motor meter Lota of other • * 1 re * New pntnL A teal buy at Ufa. Oakland Motor (’at* Co., open Tndiy H4lh and Farnam St* DMA m - used car none. 3041 Farnam AT III ft Automobile* for Sale. II GOOD CARS Worthy of the nimi NEW /in condition and appearance. Packard Six. I * 4, four wheel brake* Sedan . .12.500 Puick Six, 1024, 5 U Knur »‘nupa . .. 1,50* Packard Six ftve-pasaengar louring long wheel base 1,4*0 Jordan Six Mrougham . .. 1,100 CONDITION GUARANTEED. Terma. 25 per cant down. 5 5-10 P»r cent on balance. Richardson Motor Car Company, 5015 Harney St. Tel. AT. 3250. 1923 BUICK COUPE H»* ajwaya had the beet of care and t* In excellent condition i hroughoiif. Paint, tire* and iipholaterv ar# good and me* * hanleal condition * excellent. Ha\* mb explain »hj* Hannon Plan for it* purrhaae ■J. H. Hansen Cadillac Co., AT. 257*. Farnam St. at :«th Avt. ■ 'I.DSMORIT.E 4. tnurirg. new pa'nt, ■ 1 bumper*. new i*r wheel* 1 .onk* like a new car. See It today. 947 5. Oakland Motor Car Co., Open Sunday. 2421 Farnam St. STEPHENS Touring, looks and run* M - • en . ««.r ■* fu’l #»-e it you'll buy It. Special to day. Oakland Motor Car Co., Open Sunday. 2 421 Farnam St. HC.1 FORD sedan. 5 balloon cord tire*, other' extras. A real buy at 1300. Oakland Motor Car Co., open Sunday. 24th and Farnam Sta. ROAMKR Sport Touring. Just, taken In on a new Oakland Priced e*pe. ally at I’ff Oakland Motor Car Co., Open Sunday 3 4 21 Farnam St. HF-J KOI It door Overland sedan. like new Moo a«h or terms. will buy thla car. i>14 Tudor **<tan. |4?5 ?S F'-r.l*. all model* fifl and up <;oi.!>8TVtOM AfTli SAl.Kg CO.. 2112 Harney St. AT. 4144 1 1 en 1 ■ en ing* arid Sunder* FOR THE RIGHT CRICK ON GOOD t’SED CARS SEE OMAHA FLINT COMPANY. (Garages for Rent. 20 STEAM heated fireproof garage 111 S. *l»t St AT SI 3 5 _BI S1XESS SERVICE. Bfiuly Parlor*. 51A PARISIAN REALTY 9HOPPE Special marcal and bob curl. 7$e. Sham poo and marcel, tl Annette fain JA <249 «0,t Paxton Bldg Riiftine*ft Service* Offered. 51 FREE ESTIMATES 'free* hedge*, grapee trimmed. Ea pert lo day service offered K K. 4449. Milliner)—Dresamakiug. 1ft ACCORDION, aide, knife, box pleating, cohered button*. all atvlea. hem atitching; buttonholes Writ# Ideal Button and Pleating Co., 2*4 Brown Block Omaha Neb Telephone JA. 1>J4. NRB~~PLE AT ING~CO ~ Hemstitching Covered Button#. 1104 Farnam Second Floor JA. 1470. SEWING of any kind wanted. Cali MA. 0219 Moving—Trucking—Storage. 5ft JollbnN .S FIREPROOF WHSE A VAN j 31 > North 11th St Phone JA 2012. j Moving tacking atorage. ahlppfig. MFKTN S OM All A VAN A STOR AGE. 1 '>fh and Lea%enworth Sts. Parking, j Mtflttg, storage »hi)| tig, .1A 41*1 I’niuting and I’aptrinf. 2? W A LI J'A PER. paperhanging, painting.; FreY Parka. 4702 ft. 24th ftt MA. *101;! AT T 4ft4| intent Attorney*. 38 J. W MAUTIn""Vja r#t«r« Trviat PMf . Omaha alan Washington Pouhla aarx - Ira atnitla fa* Alan help aril patanta. Ml.am C ftWRKT, fg. pat. atty.~ 1M Kithtr Paa M'iln*i, la or Panvar. Colo i - .. ■ |*rintlng—.stationery. 28 «»M M KRi;i \ 1. PR I NT IN O Kd dv~ 1'rTn t t"n* • '.* ‘.I; s nth s. Phuna .1% MM l(ep*|ring. .U WK H K I* AIK ■min* machlnaa. Vlctroia* pi a non Mick ala. I * f h and Harnay AT mi. I Mi l in Ml \1 Help Wattle* I—Kent Ml*. M IlFsi’i »N S I UI K Wo M F N T K mTi V n M \\.\\TFP to travel luring automat Mmitlon In conganUl xt «rk along ! • hno) Hna* Malar' to alart Railroad' fata paid. OP* are, ad nation and, aaparPnra fii»t '.attar Vddiaa* pi .1 OtflfHlan. IMA Garland Hid a . Chirac^ XsA PltC*. hara la »>>mathin« antlralv naw Makn aatra dotiata at honta a vary daV Nothin* • «* aall. ltd conxaaang F« uatial oprortnnitr opart tn avarr «lix. toon and xi|Ia*« WtHa for fr*a par ( •'Ulaia Tha Idaa tfhntv llt-J Tampla t'ourf Panvar. Folorado - I • i h govarnmant job* Ml till ttvtnih Mta. d> xt.trk Pfluan* unnaraaaar> full patttrulara and aainpi# cna.-hm* fraa Writ# ImutadiataP Fanklix In atilut*. I'afl Mi i, Rochtaiar, hi. Xv Help Wanted—Female. 36 SALESLADIES I'wo salesladies wanted to repreeent Collier's. abort hour*. 9 to 4 Salary $14.00 par week. Sr# Mr. Llpsut 9 to 1 1 a m and .1 to 6 p. m., 30$ Baird Bldg 17th and Douglas._ SEI.I. girls dre**ea. bova' auita direct; $6-910 dally. 26 par cant under ator**e. Steady rapaata. Outfit Ktee. Marry Ann Press Co., Mfgra, New Haven. Conn. _ LADIES—Our catalog explains how we teach beauty culture. Day or night Big demand for Moler graduate*. Call or Write. MOLER COLLEGE. 10f S. 1 StD AGENTS—Earn large cojmnlaalona telling Rayon Silk Underwear to consumer. Ex perience unnecessary; full, part time. Arko Mfg Co , Box 4 Sta A. Now York. EARN $26 weekly, spare time, writing for newspapers, niagasinea. Experience un necessary Copyright book free. Fresa Syndicate, 144 Si. I.out*. Mo. EARN money weekly. Home addressing, mailing mush circular!. Send for in formation ?.%h'<k Association, Dept. 31t>. Oak Park, 111. *_ MR. AND MRS. 1. I*NT earn $137 a week selling gweatera to neighbor* Let us tearh you how Standatd Knitting C Jersey City. N- J. _ TYPISTS to type authors' manuscript s, spare time, experience unnecessary. Typist Service Bureau, 40 Clinton St., Newark. N .1 _ STENOGRAPH KR to department man* ger; Prcfeefant; $100. Western Refer ence and Bond A**tl 1039 I«t N;i Bk. WHITE W OMAN FOR HCHSEWORK. MA 3191. Holp Wnntoil—Mnlp. 37 Make Your Spare Time Pay You Dollars The Omaha Rm w 11 pay you a libera! commission f<»r wming new and re newal mail subscription*. Many representatives are now earning II" to txf> every month in their spar** time Write for full particulars todav You’ll he Biitpriaed to find out how It ia to incrtHae your present Income. THE OMAHA BEE Country Circulation Dept. RELIABLE men everywhere to handle free sample and almanac houses *o house distrihut ing at good pay N'n selling Outdoor work. Experience nei-essarv Write today for contract en closing stamps Hurry Standard Com pany. 2621 Cortland St . Chicago. Ill RRUABLK man in every town and city to distribute f/ee samples, advertsing mat'sr elf No set line Part or full time outdoor work. Write quickly, sending »*amps for contract. Manage? Colomhe 5153 North Clark Sr. Chi cago, HI. ELECTRICITY tmgM hy expert* Barn while vou learn *r home Kiectrb;«l look e •—t proof )*-s*ons free Sat fa< ion guaranteed and ponitlon set ur <-d Write tn chief Engineer Cooke, 2144 La wreni e A ve , t'h >•«**•• li' YOU a' * am bilious ant xFill atari }■«* in bushier* f..?- vuurself i-aving $D' weekly. Eveiv Uh « furnished Wr * at once f*«r «ur^vv«rd»rful offer Mau :»**>. 2.'« \ Moitnir. Hh linmini \ > AMA'/.LVt; !.N\ ENT B *N —*'».* rgr§ 'hr-* b*''erie* li.'Mii' permanerr 1 > . f..r « d oil • r t tulle* l fr' No <* ij' fit reeded Hustlers write. JTe*:y, N. W. Rtaunn, Detroit ALL men, women, boys, glrle, 17 to 61. rapt government poaitlona 1117-1250 ftravepng or atat Senary). wr.’e Mr. ftrtmsnt 1** St. Loire Mo. MEN—Our barb*r rnuv*e paves tbs way to success Day or night < lasses Catalog explains fall or writ* MOI.ER BAR BER COLLEGE. IP* « 15th RR a detective |5" fin* weejdv, travel over world. everience unnecessary Am#ri'?p De-erf » Agency. 7** Co urn 1 - a :<• T -cu s MEN wanting fores* r*nge** and r«s*a’ clerk positions Write fo- pa rf ■ r q; a re of exams. Mokane, Dept FJ-163, Denver Colo. FIRh’T cl as# ntai ©iler wanted to work tn ha the- shot Non© other need apply >•■11 ,?A. 4»57 Sunday. ADll.Nf"* d\K! II' -Cm.-i en. -d U > hem'll » - Gluns Saddiery C>» , Fort X> oit. Kan. 1'IHi .Ait v kerrier t ex inner*. II 5b 250 twh h pos.tion?) Railway T-2M4, Omaha lt#*s Salesmen and Vqpnta. 39 AGENTS—I want 10(1 men and women quick to take order* for anti-nioth. air tight Ced-O-Bags Make fin *© 112 dally. Cooper’s profit l> in 60 minutes Heck orders 17 in ore dav Meaerole make* fa in half hour. Prottrii fur* suit*, clothes, blankets Every family needs yne to three Faateat teller go of Experience unnecessary No de livering o» collfcting Writ# today for full derail* and amazing sample offer Comer Mfg ^o . Dept. G 141!. Dayten Ohio AGENTS—I want 10d men and women ouick to take orders for ant; moth, air tight *>d n Bugs Make S10 to *1* dni'v. Cooper's profits t> n 60 minutes Back orders 17 in on* day. Meserol# make* Id In half hour protects fu»s. suits, clothe*, blanket* Every faintly need* on# to three Paste*’ seller going Kxptrienr* itoneoe«*arv No delivering or cullevting Writ© today f,,r full vie t • i- end ernsxing simple offer. Coiner Mfg C«» . Dept. C.-I436. Dayton. Ohio. GKWJ*—Startling new nvention for Fvinl* Burns a>r. doubles mileage Al t'* bed 'n i.v'mi'f No atterati.»r.a Shjt •. f ex • ’ uretor half to full ttfrvt. s m pb, * • ■ i' fic. inexpenalYe. Poll»he.i e lamfi.imi. States uti.vertity t ested Absolutely guarantee] Sen»nMonal d n onstr-toi. Tremendous profits App<> nt eubixents Write todav for •ample for free trial and agency proposition. Motor Inven*tons Cn B.-x A Ijk roic* Win, ADVERTISING SA LESM A N—Unusual . v portunity to connect with line nia#d a* fastest growing in • xc!va;x*v art calendars, holiday greet ngs direct mail advert!.* rg pencils and nove'rv field Big selling season now or. Ex clusive territory attractive commissions with weekly advance*: real factory co operation. permanent connection Writ* fully to T H Grady Vice President. The Blanchard. Co Aurora Hi AGENTS WANTED f 3 ~ If" "net sale. selling Ford owners new brake that ntv« for Itself: Ford owners buv „n sight green men mak.rg $i>.n first week out- w» teach you ha# to make »<> t>er «ent sales ©xpe en. e n. t essential: no Investment necessary; bonuses, naturally thl* snap won't watt or last: t»<‘nv ts the only sur* time ;o writ© us Stringer Brake Service Curt Bottatown. p a VGKN1H—Rut.eri H. lrgeraoll of II Watch fam# want* good men to sell h * Dollar Stropping Outfit, an Ingenlou* Invention for sharpening all make* of safety razor blade* Great economic valu*. Meeting wtih nation-wide ap l*r«val. Easy to a*ll. Big repeat bun n#a*. Ag*n*a hav r.g remarkable auc ceee Full particulars. Robert H In gersoll 476 Hroadwiv New York o.D AtiKNTR— $74 a week man or woman wanted with ambition and tndustrj tn distribute Kavvleigh'a hnusehcUl* prtnb vicia to steady user* several fine open ings In nearby cities and towns, we train and help you so vou can make up to $100 a week or more n«* expert* n< * ne-'esaarv ; pleasant, prof table, dignified work write todav W. T Uawl. gh v'o.. Dept N It J* 4 Free pot? 'h WANTED Several te . hcra --r ’’‘c''. school | graduates for summer months age romm'e.Mon Ii4(» per mon*h Wtp work m town In eastern Nebraek* When gtv en position vou w- il* h* t * e pared for t? a week at jur expers, IP Lincoln Opportttnitv for advancement after eummer Send nna! *. sticn* * > Lois R Beemer, 142t R Street, ’. n o ?v Neb A iKNTS Men want*! to *nl| new pun turn proof Inner tub* I 'n ncnatrate *•> driving na'ia into tir* Jr to*t* ha v * gl\*n rood Hivirt aft«*» ha\ ng jot» : nail hole* *n lhf« V«*r» i*t«.tt a* | high a* Hd.a.-o inlln* u rhout t hanging \ Hr* It g m«>n*> and nyrlueit* tr»T> Pry for Writ* K iS . Mil ! but n 4*50 Shield* Av« . Chicago, biKNTS Make ia money ling Mo.li •»»n "HrlUr-Mailt" Shirts d *ct from out factory t»» xxearct Oxer i»ne 11 ion satisfied wearer* I’sallx *«.|<i V « apt. tat or a«p required Manx earn lieu toj $160 xv**k1> Territory » « b« ug al lotted Wonderful opportunity \Vi *«• for fi*e samp ** hi»x\ Mad - n Mil'* . ftroadway Men Verb SAl.l SMF\ ^atn and ri \ non n.nnag«M*| xxt»i| rated, reliable font pay* $ \ S t"»a x.«r f«xi ib* * * In .xf ■ • o* lev roof roatlnf *old d»*ct to factory, mill fa'>• *n » %!1 rth*» laru' • - x *» l«tn n«nf»i i'>.« «* yi< *\.*i a; op portunity ln'#*t»eat* at one* 1b* Ameilcan nil and Paini Co. Cleveland Ohioj AtxFSTS $ao hour eg* V'*'' b.xn*n ; hold *at*r at**d« customer* <k»r *» talllahed p of'tabla tep**t up-te th* minute • nn - f 4>■ ex • • '*' «uti*',ie^l . household ueeeaalt!#* b‘* *aax *.’11#** J l>ern\an*nt -»r apare \a work H * double ’.me ’ "t» douh’e p’ 'r'• flap* CT $1. but*- a 1 ‘ <•' '* » ’*• oxt in • *at* d*» • <'f Quae*» x « * \ m. nxuxi xx are, Kna nxalw * e txla*ewern *n»1 »*u* meea H'lwulators \ Me** •' *' *nc*'i In aelHne a box* tfem* .l.x not an**x#i \ l.lbetal r'inw a»i«xn <hecks advanced » Thurad*' Ty ler Manufectut >st Con-. j panj, $:• Tiler Stieet. 5t l*oul* Mu j EMPLOYMENT. talesmen mul Agents. 39 SAl.KSttKN* Worth." N• "• !■ creator of woman's frocks, coat* »u. ^ wants high grade men and women ki.itt> Individual and district m* nap • ability s* representative* througho.i^ United States t*» become members unique merchandising organisation n' • uring unlimited earnings to lest wmk ei n No slock to catl> SiranlI dep. required for auperb selling outfit " handle all shipments C. U. D. You coll* t sn you go. <legg full particulars at once Write l)ept ini. Worth. 45 West 34th Kt,, New York.__ AH KNTS—Make $1« nay. 12 hour oa-t lime. New aluminum handled CUtle set. lieautlful present with each e« i gem customers quick. Simple, taiy, nis ti Ibuling plan. Just display and write Oder* \Ye deliver and collect. Samples furnished .Jennings Co., Set A 7141, Payton, Ohio. _________ MJKN'TS HiO per cent profit* selling i ' '*•>•>. qua 1 v lire ( 1 * j articles), eveiy housewir** . ■ V in 1" buy again Uni] mill. • 11». .1 and experience ur' J. We M'l.i.ii h V thing. In cluding ii»*.* Ka moles. tYrile today. The II- . li - * * I rod a . C > . D- l*t. **. Cln . innatl. < >. . 1 .M.l> .1 h'-' H- an 1?.\♦ uo nt bankei, ! -.lb-1, .n i n k e mnne>. | I -h ]ii j*> ,i, . th foinmi mns |.»U,S"d w-a.' I: \ I.. r f» not easenilal. 1 .« leafl-t tell* hr.v to start Without iRprai email .-! t '■ inc '‘«rp., D.n coin Mi le J.os Angeles. Cal._ - A I. I! MEN $1«' ? ">* *• ly • Men w'», • light \;n..w!edge of motor* who can res* h <nr owners un •• «rn f-fl0 weekly without making * single *»!*• if they » ,* n aim m*U« sal**, profit* ma> r0nrJ} S .... . \ IV M PIT Mips, 23u West .7th S: . New York._ > A I. I. ,S \! K N ■ *! .1 Wrt log . *re; with our jM.puli. Mfeialft Ail rets - •buy »* e giiatante*■ dealers* success. $150 weekly up; profit rrpe.it business. For ex clusive L-rrliOTV write CollC'eSS K*“ * Mfg Co . • Uhl*.. Ongress and c.i.en St*. Chicago.__ A(I ENTS—Amazing profit* Sell fsmou* |. -h J. I fir* 11 Silk JloSO-r \S .** • ■* lush linen Direct to weirer. L'*w price* Big tomm-sshu • daily * i !,.,nil» > n m till" Wril* 10► •« I. 1 nen Sill Hie mv Co , D«pt. J 9*. Cin nnnat!, * ► h: •>__ _____ . liSTAHl.ISlIKU li..in uf«' urer of at proUu. * sold to . levators and gene i s' ores has a'tra* i". e commls*'"n propo sition frit »i»h *iiien no * selling th * trade. Write, stating territory you air now covering. to Box 327, Saginaw, >1 lehigan SALKS AGENTS Join our new organiza tion veiling hosiery direct to tomurr e-« Kxrlus'vc special plan* open '»n t or'cnin*** to secure a splendid Stead income during full or snare Mine S i'im Hosiery Co. Box .1©**. Harlc*nas»« N [-____ G EN I y—-Sell by mail With a few. d" lars I suirtiKi a mall order business, spire t, -.*. id soon xxa« earning 11 f* |Q I f. I , v ■ 11 - i h g matter (jour imprint' free J. 71. Wilson Suite l 41 Ms field. K>_ SALESMEN We have an opening in our -.ilen department for two esperten* '1 nicn *o jcpiesent Collier*. Only four oniera a day will pay >■ i fSn.OO J»°r week. See Mr. liipfUl. * 'o 11 a. in. and t to r. P- iu , V»< He: d Bldg._ At IK NTS Men. women. Every WOir.HU p.n s > tries flu ' — d J '* ees Fabn<s on • gut Quo k **'••* Big comni's ici if pm1 bus mers. Ai.te !'H* e Mfg. Co , HI-A . out* ii x ■ e.. X Y. City._ A i; 11 NTs—31 e j, .mm Greatest money lit: .■ si C. -r oflf C*i Ilepl es.-nt 3-1.I-I Wi.rld * only hot water bo:tle-leehag f iuiHam syi ngs combination. ''r»l* f..r uma/. ng -.ffer. Lobl Mfg. Co, Mtd illeboro. Mass. _ - a i.es.xTen :.h * fr-M i *15© to f2*ti .. . !. v. th « ur s;»e ally other* d *g ;t a la -_* i f dealer* buy. Big * m mis of «• n if It* repeal &pe*n J. ^sie v fc aisn’eed. Box iii-. Chicago. T.. I AGENTS— »••••rihuior* I'Ao.t'fto rr» - hv f.'.VM’ selling • * li*' A’-* sold «tgles guaranteeed New in' *" II n Wr -e 'rds- 1 r> h‘r f' * • • ' offer R'tn.l K to. «i: B Wef 1. * \ . Chi' a E * _ A '. i-5' MAN ©wring m*"hr« ’. rg ' - -let ynr», with light hardware. hou; furnishing, cu*ler>. roxelt.ee Sta'e r;iir f -oc* mrn *e -n. d’i*:r_r ?. - ■ .. ;n O'MBri* c 137 Market, Fh f . I*S ■___________ A cents—Ware: distributors thro ; ph ut Cmted " s'*** for Ladies* Pa'er'e! Sanitarx c ep-ln To mo *U • of r.-n.as««" .* S'- s s- .er l .. --.;ior). Jjut< j 1 o. Inc.. Hera K. _ SAM Best men make $250 we-k;y r *-, k new specialty All re'a men guaranteed 125 a week and expense* against commissions. I . Appleton Novelty Co., Cedar Rspils. 1h i. YtJU are attibltiooa we will ?:»•• !n bu*ine-« for yours.'lf paying t weekl;- Everything furnished Wr'* at - n. e for < u wonderful offer. Mar as#', 213 N Monro# Richmond. V.i AGENTS—Amazing stylish ladies’ shoe*. I«arg? vash comniMiipn* introducing popular IS 9S and $4 95 shoe* Actuil samples furnished. Write quick. S’yle Arc;-. Shi''* Dept F-2. C;w_ AGENTS—Something new. With Walton Duplex > ou *el! two shirts f©r p-: e rf on*, make 015-bf5 daily. M's 4# e*. Write for You- Opportunity Walton Duplex C© Brooks Bl *g Ch 'ag' AGENTS—lift prof ♦ da!! ' sell'ng ee'' thr*ad:ng needles, reedlebooka C'“t 3-5c ** h: 25c T^r*«e samples Catalogue free Need! ebook Specialty Co . <161 Broadway. New Yc'k._ SALKMKN—Sell best made o-m#a* e guaranteed mincw.u* Sn ountry. !-• n - «*t prices Hiikr^t comm saioRS. Wr * today, be v on \ meed 1 •» v.. n Hair i»nt Co. .'4C3 NvilU A • «* . i li ica go. \GENTS—Experienced lu -»»i. m counts for colle« 1 ion. iie-«- «n u.-x ine ll-nj per »v «* Give ref»- r-i e pe:l«*u-e ati«1 I#l# 'hu«« itumUer. Ad V ... * Bey_ SALESMAN . igiCn ng slurax* a*t> r compound x'hn v#* disr-iiarg• <1 **#■ »e* instantly Eliminates old me 1 entirely Gallon free t.. agent*, ho li ning Co . S*t I’aul. Minn. AGENTS K bu«.n ©f > *ur ©w«- >Dke sparkling G* v* Nan * and Numl-er Plates, Ch* kerboard*. >fedani©n# S -n* Large illustrated book f •* Y Palmer. Webster. O AGENTS—^ unu#-dally profitab • offir^ and household srevialties Sard f catalogue of new #aax selling mtrclgr <i-«* Frr » • nples KM tax Co. 13 Har t. r. t* ~ » Boston AGENTS to topcoats with show# pr.--.if an l tv n proof feature. If 50 t . ustcune' $t commission Sample* fr^e Charles F Mon is A Co fST A*^*h S’ Pnilivlx Xj his. Pa VGK' T!» Extra money; make 12© ©a 5 \. . . Sell eur Chewing xlu j»r.t M.ni* St or** k severs an I • vary bod > will buv f* . ion Free He. tuft Co. CinvlnPatl. _ AGKNTb Eu*n !• a week sxira selling br-.jtiful a "ta: ng shirt bargain*. A \<inre * axn commissions x^utflt fra#, i ite quick D'h.on Wear Simla, Papi 7o Cincinnati, t>h!o. AGENTS i da ly Cpsrai'ng firs sale Salvaged clothing rsprs«er.tst;' e* nantrd svst>whs*e Exclusce ter: tories I»evt 53 Bssdquartera II05 > lisieted »'hicagv SALESMEN -Rot.re 1n f.ve year* v».. r »: 'vholt#MS, retail 1-2-3 gum machine-. Six bail# 3< Eliminates slug* c«vi «ut fu* malted Purity Gum Compete Mtiaeukee. W is AGKN1S New '*•: seller S wor* Wl... lemo’xnh;.’ blades sh Women ex ery where wild over It Be qu k profit* Jennings x'i' Shear x *41 1'avter. *0. hAl l-.SMKN and aide line men to tra' and riaie our premium Trade Trod.; in* Plan « th mat! merchant* Ka* placed, good pay Harvard Cor'pan> *Mn« tnnatt. O___ ViKNTJ* Earn * month eaav Jr A Wl inn « made lit m three h.ou * Evetv <*ar owner a p-oape t W toda* to S ansk* Co. l'ep* ?CTI. fv.k wane. S 1 *_ A1 '• K\ Th Nee wonderful ae’Vr fk prof * nety dollar a* lea. I'eltver on *pet 1 « en*e unne •-«».*r> \.> c npe'lllon Sa*” j •• fone Mi»»u*« Co, M* N HalMed Chicago III ,»;»• \ is Mon *ri| Kl l aulv' Aipertga * greateel cigar, S cent* * lalght equal* i",. 1* coat era. t »► »« e: , hi g com Mt »« •" repeat a Kl I' auto Cigar a o « 'inri*«vt*tl. 1 \» K \ Tj» IT* nee' * aelling Tel-TaU ,\en! Wanted! »' « to i>h» ”# l*ao memo* on rail leg »>er cent r-ofit. Ke I Oh ter K V lee* Co, New Ha\er, Conn M1K\ I < Mali* tg money *< *« our am >-e novel* * «n« to *li at area. S-'»» l *or flee *» 1 »>* • »«'*<* Nat' 'n*i >«v* Kl W., l$ttk New Yoi • ' \ 1. i 'MAN 1 a e %d »«i ! * tg * * l 'xpetien e not no • ***• S ' te !*■' nook. l«atin \ne * t k gar Co, room ' N*t he 1> tc Van O at*' la AOS NTS Make a dollar *n h*yr »#.l Mender* % p,-**,. vatrh InetanC* mend* leak* n *:> v *• * '.a Sample free tVt'et te C A rater da w\ \ T A<-ENTS* Noe f-*« * hook ts»t •hear* ho*r * iiu an make |VM* a weak Wr i# for \o«r > i'i>’ tod a* A hert Alt' a !>** American 1* Mg «'inr|nn* «' AOKN TS S > * t ' » »• > f p*f « t« and evpenaea to »n«n o w %m*n with rtg i itmodute IV iln * Micure Eureka M fg Co V * at S* leu * 111 t A' t’SMKN kv- king new a o« *e» ' *e'l* ST A- t>*t* > i ft ?* g repeat# W ■ fo- •* \• Mrr*hantg v« n, MitutMi Al-.ub '