St. Joseph Gazette from St. Joseph, Missouri • 4

ST. JOSEPH GAZETTE. Aujrust 17; 1928 FHday Fashion's Latest Demands Bizarre TOUR ORCHARDS CI today by motor car to visit with Mr. and Mrs. R.

K. Stringfellow, pule FEDERATION HOLDS CALLED MEETISG OF EXECUTIVE HOARD Hudortv Movement for School Bond I nut; MUa McHendry Renigna. Th executive board of the St. Joseph Federation of Womeo'i Clubs tndomed th movement for a Friday tha apple men will lnspaot tba orchards In Holt County. Despite sarly (eaaon setbacks, tha appla crop In tht St.

Joseph district this year will bs large, present pros, pacts Indlrat. At least 1,300 cr, It la btll.v.d, will ba produced In ths four counties. Rig Red HVslj of -Wathena, Opent Saturday Tha form) opening of th "Big Red Apple" at the Hunt Brothara' orcharda. two mllea west of Wathena. will take plac Saturday.

The first floor of th apple-shaped building Is a refreshment place; th aacond floor la to be uaed aa a hall. A modern tourlat camp, Including a tennla court, has been established In connection with the "apple." Saxton. road. They arc parents of Mrs. arris.

Mr. and Mrs. Allan T. West and Miss Anna 8trtngfellow of Kaneaa City will spend the week-end witn VrJ DJ E. Stringfellow.

Mrs. WWR'and Miss Strlngfllow Local Appl Association to Conduct Sorloa of Trips Next Wok. To interest buyers In apple orcharda of the St. Joaeph district, tha Mlaaourl. River Apple District Aaaoclatlon next week will conduct a four-day eerlea of toura, Jamea E.

Hunt, accretary of the organisation, announced Thursday. The first tour will be mode next Tuesday through the orcharda of Atchiaon County, Kan. The following day tha apple trees In Doniphan County, will be inspected, and at night a dinner will bs given to the visiting apple men at the Molla Tempi Country Club. The orcharda of Buchanan County will ba visited Thursday. The party will start from th courthouse at 9 30 a.

m. are daughters of Mr. and MraJ. xewine- school bond Issue at a called meet Wm fell vps I ffl kvv ikmwk 1 400,000 Women Report Benefit by actual record "Have you received benefit from taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound?" A questionnaire enclosed with every bottle of medicine has brought, to date, over 400,000 replies.

The overwhelming majorityin fact, ninety-eight out of a hundred says, "Yes." If this dependable medicine has helped so many women, isn't it A great variety ef weird and Interesting costumes were displayed at the recent coatumer' convention at the President Hotel, New York. One wonders If the Zulu afternoon gowns wlH find a place In milady's wardrobe. The colonial wig, center, la, to say Ihe leaat, unique headdress. Expert decree that fashionable women are now looking to the stage and screen for Idea In dress. reasonable to suppose that ii i.

i win neip you toot uet a DOttlc from your druggist today, market and the South St. Joseph Live Stock Exchange. Tha fair opens Saturday and Garlock will remain in Sedalla until Wednesday of next week. Carroll, traffic manager at the local yards, will have charge the remainder of the week. RAIN SAVES CORN CROP.

Ltf dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound LVDIA E. P1NKHAH MEOICINE LYNN, MASS, BRADY'S August Clearance Sale of Draperies Entire Stock at Discount $2.00 Ruffled Curtaiiis, per pair. $2.50 Ruffled Curtains, per pair. $1.75 40c Curtain Net, per yard 60c Curtain Net, per yard.

25c Curtain Scrim, per yard. 15c 50c Curtain Scrim, per yard $4.00 Panel Curtains, per pair. $2.75 75c Damask Drapery, per yard (iv. -y Notice for this column should be telephoned Into tha Utatttti office, a-0190, betwewn I and o'clock In the afternoon. The Fidelia class of Savannah Avenue Daptlst Church will hold a business meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs.

H. D. Allison, 1217 North Seventh atreet Mrs. A. R.

Hill will havs charge of the atudy program and Mrs. E. L. Young will lead the devotions. Guild rrogTam.

The Missionary Guild of Francis Street Methodist Church will meet at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the churclj. Mrs. V-P: Weller will ba In charge of tha program on the general topic. "Old and New Ways of Rehabilitation." Mrs. Ernest Fuger, Mlsa Margaret Morton and Mrs.

E. II. VanHorne will discuss sub-topics, and Miss Car- ollneXandl will tell of work at the Wesley Community House. Mra Harry Nledorpjylll conduct a short mlsslriarystudy. Mrs.

J. M. Jones and Lillian Squires Pendleton 111 sing. Outdoor Fete. The Ctty Epworth Leagu Union of the Southern MethoJist churches will hold its annual outdoor fete at I 4 o'clock' Saturday at Huaton Wyeth Park.

A baseball game sack race and other races and gamea will comprlae. entertainment -person attending Is to 25 cents, to pay for the lunch eon which is being prepared, and a fin cup for "pink'' lemonade. O. Elect Officers of the Girls' Auxiliary of Wyatt Park Baptist Church were elected Thursday night at a meeting at the home of the group counselor, Mra. James Culp, 2612 Monterey street.

Miss Helen Vestal, president; Miarvola Kadera. vice-president, and Miss Mary Klizabeth Kadera, secretary and treasurer. The remainder at the officers will be elected at a later dnte Micaes Madeline Ken-dircks, Helen Vestal, and Viola and Mary Elizabeth Kadera received arm bands for passing their maiden rank, the first of four ranks in the auxiliary The program comprised an airplane trip to South America. At the Septombci meeting, eleven I members of the Girls' Auxiliary will be promoted to the loung Women's Auxiliary. The age limits for the Girls' Auxiliury are twelve and alxteen years.

Inclusive. RAFFIA NEEDLES ARE INDEMAND Handcraft Is Proving Popular With Camp Fire Girls on Outing, "Send us some more raffia needles, please." was the request which frame over the phone to Wiley Thursday mornlnfi. The call had nothing to do with Mr. Wiley's busi-j nefs, but came to him from the Camp Ftte Girls at Camp lirinton. Mr.

wney is pr. sinpnt or une oonra cf of th. St. Joseph Coun- cil Area Camp Fire Qlrls, Inc which Is sponsoring the camp. The sponsors are nil members of tho CluJi.

The needJcs by the hitnd craft director, who Is teaching, among othei things, the nuking of ba, kets nnd other ar-ticea from raffia. The weaving so far haa prove' to nr cne of the most popular of the leas strenuous occupations, while hoiaeback riding and awlmming are cotni in popjlarity fot the vigorous Visitors' night, aleo known aa Co-operative Club night, in deference to members of the club, which la sponsoring the Camp Flre'actiyl-tlea, will be-ofcservetl tonight? Any 1 persons Interested may visit the i camp tonight between the hours of and 9 10 o'clock. Leo V. An rlerson. president of the Co-operative Club, will deliver a short "pep" talk.

A program of stunts has In procjpaa of preparation ever since the glrla reached carrtp. There will be one stunt by the entire group, which comprises seventy-flva glrla, and a stunt by each of the feven cabin groups, i As a surptlee for the girls the St Joarph Basket Stores Company is sending out a quantity of Ice-cold wannriu'lon for a feaRt tonluht. Another aurprla treat has been planned for Saturday, when the St. I Bottling Company will send soda pop for the entire camp. Vlaltora' hours will be observed Sunday from 11 to 5 o'clock, and another visitors' night will held nent Tuesday.

At the latter, all of th hand craft dona at tha camp, and ciNnp honore won. will awarded. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Gallatin. Mo, Aug IS, 1928. Publisher Rt.

Joseph Gazette: I am aa old woman and. a. voter and have my Id about running th government Just th same a-i you men have- Whan we get' a president who can maintain hi household on his Income Just as other men ar expected to, then wa will hv economy. Then when thl government refueea to tax th people to nd her high offlclala to hunt and fish the taae will be reduced. RaapactfuUy.

MRS. LYDIA THOMAS. Gallatin, Ma i TEACHERS MEZTACOVSr tMS. Me, Au. 1 pedal) Th annual' August plan meeting of teachers of rural ehool -loi Hsrrtsoa Coun Mr will held In the Bethany hisi school iniiiding.

Wednesday and Thursday. August 23 and 21. It ha been announced bJ Area Allan, counts' aupartn (end-sat at achoola, 'o to aet DV Stringfellow. Mr. and Mrs.

El M. Nunnenkamp left Thursday night for Niagara Falls. Philadelphia, New York City and Washington. D. C.

At the lat ter place- they will visit Mr. Nun-nenkamp'i sister, Mlsa Ajrnes Nunnenkamp. who Is a secretary In the department pf th Interior; Herman O. Sterling of Taklma, who spent th early part of tho week with his parents. Mr.

and Mrs. H. R. Sterling, HU Oliva atreet, now In Shenandoah, Iowa, where he will superintend the Kill son and White Chautauqua, wnicn opens there Monday. Mr.

Sterling broadcast a program ovor radio ttini KMA and KS'NF, at Shen andoah, concerning the; trtautauqua. Card Party. The woman of Mooseheart Le gion will slv a card party at 8 o'clock tonight at tha Moos home. 517 North Klfth street, Pinochle i and be played. Mrs.

Bonnie Daniels and Mrs, Loula Armour will be hoateasea. Circle No. 38. St. Joseph Circle No.

38. Ladles the O. A. will meet at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the hall, Seventh and Charles streets. Kiwanta Club Favors Sfhool Bond Election lief ore Oct.

3 The Klwanla Club went on record Thursday noon during Its meeting the' 8t, Francis Hotel as favoring a school bond election before Oct. 31 of this year and petitioned tihe school board to fix the amount the Issue. A report nn 4hc club's two under privileged children was made by Dr. oger Moore. It was announced that the worthy boy camp sponsored by the club had opened Thurs day at Camp Marvin Hillyard.

A 6 o'clock chtcken dinner will be served members of the club, their wives and gueata next Thursday night at the camp, in place of the regular noonday meeting. Osteopathic Clinic Under Way at Mercy Hospital Examination of cases by the staff featured th eopenlng Thursday of the Buchanan County "Osteopathic Association clinlo at Mercy Hospital. Dr. T. P.

Walker and Dr, Lawton Hanna were in chifttee. A luncheon held Thursday noon at the St. Francis Hotel was marked by tha reading of reports on tha meeting of the American Osteopathic Association recently held at ItffkWme-. the meeting local osteopaths accepted an invitation to conduct an examination at the Mlaaourl State Fail' at Sedalla next wetk. DISCIPLINED DOTS.

Polka dots are beet for aummer when they are kept In line by plain material for trim decorative touches such as yokes, scarves and belts. Pour le Sport ftswrt ai)teo mn showing tha atralgtihar Uas In aklrta, flv-big follnM by InamrUng wtd pkaata. Thl Jade whlW wpM nth of heavy flit ep wain by LmIs Braoka, film star, ftrea) sienaVr, youth fol sil-boaxKte i whlrk woaaoa an Tk MUor eUar la yi i 1 aa i Hi Thaaini-- -r. trig held Thursday morning at the I T. MTV.

A. Mia Mabel 0. McHendry. presi dent, formally tendered her resigna tion at ihe meeting, She "expressed her appreciation of the co-opera tion the officers and board mem tverj. sa well a-th members of the federated clubs.

In loyally supporting her while In The realgnatlon wa accepted and 3tiat McHendry- successor will be appointed by th board at a meet- Ins to be held early next mown. Mlsa'. McHendry la spending this week In St. Joseph, before leaving for New York, where she will attend Columbia University for year, doing graduate and research work. Mrs.

A. A. Myers expressed to McHendry the thanks of the federation and Its appreciation of tier effective administration. Miss Mclttndry will prepare a re-ort of theblennlal convention of the General Federation of Worn- am' which with records and pamphlet, picked OP at that time ihe will turn over to Mrs. Caryl Potter, flrat vice-president, Surprise Tarty.

Mr. Lqren Atterbury. 1810 Lafay-ettts strerft, waa' guest of honor at a imrprlre party given Thursday afternoon at her home by Mrs. tan Arnold, there were twelve guests An Informal afternoon was Pn ramp-Dletwellr. Mim Sariih Crump of Fulton, Bd Otto Lr'e Dielwc.lar of Fulton, were married at Olive Street Mothodlst Church Wednesday afternoon.

The Itev Meyer, ptor. officiated. Miss Margaret Ermine My and George JScwbolt were the attendants. Mr and-Mrs. rnctwellcr left for a motor trip to the Oiarku and later will make their home In Canton Mi The brio Is a daughter of ifr.

and Mra E. M. Crump of Fulton, Mo, and is a graduate of William Woods College. Mr. Dletwell-tf is-STToh'of Mrs- A.

S. Remior of Fulton, and is a graduate of Westminster College. (. E. S.

Meeting. St Jonh Chapter No. 1W. Order the Eastern Star, will meet at 8 fnnicht at the Masonic Temula. Associate matrons' night wrill observed.

Mrs. Nellie Car ler, associate, matron of the chapter will preside, and. the associate of the other chapter of the order in St. Joseph will be honor They are: ludlth Chapter: Mrs. Illa Vos-Jlmah, Chapter; Mrs.

Alice MeK'erron. Pleiades; Mercedes Montgomery. King J-Iill; and Mrs. Ktta Hufd, Areme Chapter. There will be an inflation and the election of an associate conductress.

Kefreshments will served. JUittiaagtiey-Wlilteu Mlsa- Arum 'AlcGnughey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. 1.

MiGauchey. 27S4 Seneca street, and Max White, Faraon street, were married Thuraday morning at the St. Jos-cph Cathedral, the Rev. l.eo J. Rug- flea perfiimlne the ceremony.

nd Mm White left for a short motor trip and later will he at home In St. Joseph. Mr. White Is em ployed the Hopkins Importing Compapy. Card Party.

The Women of Mooseheart Le- elon will sponsor card party to-1 Officer Electxd. Mra. 3. C. Williamson was re-; Heeted president of the Womena Missionary Society of Copeland Jteptlst Church at the meeting Thursday afternoon st the church, i Other "officers elected for the new, 5-ear are: Mrs.

Cora Daughters, vice-president; Mrs Alice Hadley, ecretry; Mrs. Lon Lewla, chor-1 Sster, and Mrs. Roy Raymond, flanist. The Itev. 8 Williamson, sstor, delivered a brief address at the meeting (fecial Tonight The ice cream avlal announced i for Thursday night at St Francla JCavfcr's Catholic Church, waa postponed until tonight.

The social itl be hfld on the church lawn. Twenty-seventh and Seneca atreets. tf the weather permlta; If not, It will be held In the church hall. aMhbnfts-fllle, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Gibbons, 117 IPouUj Eleventh street, announce marriage of their daughter. Edith Florence, to Homer Jamea Oilea Thursday morning at Christ F.piscopal Church, by th R. Mr; VcKenzle. The attendant were Annie Clb-bons, sisters of th brld, and Roy Giles, brother of the room. accompanied the lor a vatiL Mr and Mrs.

R. H. Jordan nd eons. Rlohard -and Hoovar, of Jthaca. N.

ar th week-end iruet of Mr Jordaa'a brothr. W. O. Hoover, 130B North Eleventh trt. Mr and Mra Jerr Fan-Is and rfeJidrrn.

Robert ana Mary Jane, and Mr. Farrls' slater. Ml Emma 1 ama, ail of Cleveland, will arrir nljtnt at the cnn hi iwmi Fifth street flaying win A o'clock, and pinochle will jildved. Mrs. Bonnie Daniels and Mrs.

Lola Armour will ba hostess Around ToSvn Mrs, D. Alessnder nf sons JHul and Theodor of Chicago, are vlsiOng Mrs. Alndr' sistera Mia Cecils Lethowlta and. Mra W. Maken.

11 BoAith FlfUmth street Mrs Jack Lei bo wits and itaughter. Taub Ana. of Chicago. of at of i aieunoer new Hand-mad linen Hlngeri, In th softest of new color, offers a cool summery collection for the-, warm wathr. it i H.

MO. Do Get Results! ST. 40SEI "SW -K Loula, was a visitor at the local plant Thjiraday, Mr. and Mra. Ralph Eck, 4103 King Hill avenue, announce the birth of a daughter Aug.

10 at 8t Joaeph's Hospital. The child has been given the name of Phyllt June Mrs. Eck formerly was Mlsa Mabel Oaw, daughter of Mr. and Mra. P.

L. Gaw. 4817 King. Hill ave nue Mr and Mrs. A.

C. Manifold pf Tarkio, Mo, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. R.

Manifold. 6003. King Hill avenue. They were accompanied here by Mlaa Mabel Manifold, who has been vlait-Ing them. Mlsa Ernestine Hodgdeni 107 East Hyde Park avenue, left Thursday a vacation trip to Colorado, Mr.

and Mrs. H. W. Boweit 802(1 Lqokout street, announce the marriage of Miss Ada Martin of Kansas City, to Mr. Roy 8.

Moul-ton of Kansaa City, Kan. Mr. Moulton la the son of Dr. and Mrs. N.

Moulton of Kansas City, Kan. The ceremony waa performed at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon by the Rev. J. T. Bloom at the home of Mr.

and Mrs, Bowen. The couple will lire In Kansas City, Kan. Cuts suffered by Police Lieutenant Hannaway while wrestling with fruit jar at hla noma Monday are neaiing rapidly and are past the dlnger of Infection Emerald Olive and Norman Mitchell, 6X11 Mack atreet, are visiting relatives In Blythedale, this week 1'hil Powers, a student at the nlveralty of Kansas, visited with Ray Balrd Thursday afternoon at the South Side branch at Wesley House. Word was received Thursday that T. M.

Longmulr. office manager for Armour St Company here, and Mra. Longmulr were Injured Tuesday when their Dodge aedan went In ditch near Excelsior Sprlnga, Mo. Mra. Longmulr, who Buffered a fractured leg, was taken to a hna- pllal at Excelalor 8prlngs, where It la said that her condition la not serious.

Mr. Longmulr received minor cut and bruises about the face. A shorthorn steer, lea than two years old and weighing 1,160 pounds, owned by West A' Ivy, cattle feeder of Atchlon cored the extreme to at theT4-al market Thuraday when It biight th price of. J16.50. The al grossed 11.

The Women's Missionary Society of Gooding Methodist Church will, hold an all day meet today at Lake Contrary. Instead of Thursday ta formerly announced, in case of rain the meeting will be held at the church. The csrload of cattle, forming a I special educational exhibit to be shown at the Sedalla Stat Fair! was ahlpped Thursday night fori placing, accompanied by H. M. Garlock.

beef cattle spedallat for the xtnlon department of th University of Missouri cone-. i Garlock will th. display nt tocl ftocM "It Just Happens" aya Kdn Wallace Hopper, "that your ihoulders, for convenience and ena-tm a sak. ar covered. And how fin tha texture of their skin! 1 "Your far must th harbor for Innumerable epecke of duat and aoot.

laahed by the wind treated harshly day Irrt tal day oat. if you Uioutht-ieealy attempt to ileaase It with map slid water, utty, lart pores, Mamy routbaese result "ToSr face la antltled to tha seat ef car. It'a ve eaater than the tilt or mlaa method of waah-ln(. whirb rlee aadttlonal tax en a overburdened kla. "My French iiqiiid rleanser.

whk-a 1 eat Faetel Totith, sws le the spthe of your pures, ffntly. actually removes fa dtrt and euhtr.clr ea-4oe tee, harm mt tbe win mni dual It has a fraeh, rlan e-nt eed le by far the beet math! 1 know of to protect end eleettee the face Get sen 'W alUace H'r-i-r a Factat Tenth at any toilt count ar, 71- eaete." am WORK IS HALTED Rain Delays 'Construction Rustic Bridge Over Brown's Branch. of With the completion of pile driving In the bed of Brown's Branch drainage ditch, work was tem- porarlly suspended Thursday due the rain which caused the banks become slippery and soggy, subjecting the workmen to injuries. These piles will serve as a foundation for the rustic bridge which will link up the boulevard system around the park. Five sets of pllea have been driven; one on the south bank, and four In the creek bed with one more to be driven op the north bank before the main construction' ef the bridge will begin.

The piles are forty feet In length with four in a aet; each placed four feet apart. When the driving Is completed, four acta will be placed east and west parallel to each other a.nd two seta will be placed north and south on parallel lines. It la expected, weather permitting, that the re maining four puea Emiurtiay iuk-ii. 'The ptl driver has btn removed from the creek bed to, the north hank and condition for the work to be resumed as soon a5 possible. r.Ntir.m BUILD ADDITION TO SCHOOL Work I nder Way on Building In Hlrschner's Addition.

Construction la now under way ino-room addition to the school house In Klrachner'a addition which will coat $10,000. It will drmhie the capacity of the school. room for zou more iui denU. The addition will be of brick. SO by 40 ft, and will be equipped with modern furniture.

The two lower rooms in me uuibi. portion of the building will ba remodeled and redecorated. In addition a stage will ba conatructed In th auditorium for community gatherlnga and school entertaln- mcnta. Also a noi-air ntaunj and a sewerage lyatem win in- atalled. When completed the school iplll be the moat modern rural school In Buchanan County, school offlcala aay.

Th school 1 expected to be 1st In opening on account of construction of the addition. BA1R0 BACK. FROM CAMP. Companion Aluo Return; Worthy Bo-' Outing Reflns Today. Rav Balrd.

secretary of the South Side branch, and the four members of the organization who attcTirtea the Y. M. C. A. camp at Camp Marvin Hillyard returned Thuraday.

Balrd conducted the Bible tudy at the camp which was held each morning with each evening. Alio he had charge at the athletic conteat and vnt. con-alating of baseball, track and horseshoes. Sam Baum. on of th members who made tbjtrlp.

won th horse-shoa championship of th camp During th ceremonial. Wednesday night th four South 8ld boy were taken Into the "Tribe of Redfeath-r Thoa who made ari Willi Nearhood. Ray Snyder, Sam Baum and HaroM Oaspar. -TAn South Bid boys will leave thl morning for th worthy boy l.l. will K.M th.

MliJI I ten day. Th Klwana Club la de-l fraying th cxpenae of th boya It 1 will ba conducted almllar Jo. the camp held Mvcral week ago In which Doctor Oelger defraywd th rpne or ooy. aii ooya ai-Undlng will meet at o'clock this morning at Wesley House with Ray Balrd. HEWS NOTES.

Members of Friendship Sunday school class ef Gooding Mathodlat Church held a picnic and awlmming party Thuraday evening on tti Hyd Park picnic grounds and at th Soutk Bid swimming pool Mlaa Verdi Anderson and Mia Lucy Bail chaperoned th group. Poertncr, master mechanla at th Bwtft dneaea beef plant, Bt on a a BEATRICE, Aug. l--MSpa-clal) The heat wave which has prevailed here the past two weeks fan broken this evening by copious showers. The moisture cornea Juat time to aave the corn crop. Good News For Girls And Women With Complexion Worries One Week's I'm Of l'laln Old Fashioned Buttermilk Make Amaaing Improvement It'a a etrawte.

thlr.ir that now after years of being almost forotlan tha recipe of buttermilk for beautifying the akin la aialn being; turned toTy the clever modern woman. But It li eaay to understand when you aee the almoat unbelievable Improvement the ua of buttermilk will moke In your own akin and the thort time It tAkta to imooth out little harah wrinkles, rduc enlarged porta and jtlve your cnmplealon a luatroui youthful firm 1 F'tr conveniences sake Polence baa perfected a way of comblnlnf fraah concentrated butternsllk wltb a perfect rream whl-'h youi can now get Wn. fi Kfnnlaon A Son or any drtis atnre under th na.me of lieward's Puttermllk Crenm. Juat one application of Howard's Buttrmllk i'imid will lima your nksn Iric botlr than It hits for months or your money will be refunded. A "Tor Bent" sign In tha window I only a scratch on tha surface.

It take a elgn on a more heavily traveled road, a place where people congregate in great hoet the Newe-Preea and Gaiette Want-Ada. There you have more than 6n.0o0 directly to the persons who want to read them because house-aevker read the Want-Ada flrat To rent anything you should hang your alga In tha great-eat market paeve of all Juat Phone Ask for Want Ads i 4 I I 1 I V. I. vl pt" telephone calls from a single insertion pf this little Want-Ad TO ItXNT Sept. let, JSlt Edmond.

atrlctlr mesara cottes wit a-raaa. Prona ssa. jfrs. (name on file at this office) ordered this fifteen-word want-ad for Sunday's Gazette and Mon-'day'a News-Press. AH day Sunday and Monday, too, the telephone rang forty-seven families in search of a home not to mention the numbers who called at the house in person.

Of course the house was immediately rented. But what of the forty-six and more disappointed families who are still looking for desirable home? Reach them and thousands of others through the Want-Ads' fA Jy, i 'rj f-fF 1 i'J rf i II 11 "si yex Ml-tSk. RATES: 4 cent a word for morning and evening combination; 8 cents a word for any combination with Sunday Gasette. Seven Days for the Price of Six News-Press and Gazette Want-Ads.