The Topeka Daily Capital from Topeka, Kansas • Page 10

10 THE TOPEKA DAILY CA'PITAL; I Tuesday, 25, 1921. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE SI For Once Tom Is Ahead of Time BY ALLMAN TOPEKA BUSINESS BY CARLOS E. HO BBS i) in ifm i ii II I I i YY 1 i 1 NO YOU CANT SEE. IT YOU'LL HAVE OH HELEN! 1 KNOW T'6 "fuESDAV OH YOO DEAR, BUT II I THls'lS (II BUT ITS MORE THAN YOU AREA MOMTH fi OH YOU DEAR, BUT VOL ARE. A MOMTH -1 AHEAD OF TIME -OUR AK1NWER5ARY IS iu 5 irr- cmrfp vrw i rnm NOVEMBER 25TH i unrcrjv aviii f-w -w mm i 8 i OCTOBER 25 WrfTHIS IS MY WEPDIWG ANNIVERSAP 1 MUST GIVE HE! EM AN ANNIVERSARY PRESENT! the star.

The girl takes advantage of others' mistakes and poses as her double in an exhibition diving stunt. The fact that she couldn't dive off a stepladder and that en enemy of hers knew the truth about her impersonation, bring about some perplexing situations in the events leading up to the main event. "Dangerous Curves Ahead" with Helene Chadwick at the Isis tells of the possible menaces that may be encountered in married life today. A really worth while picture and one from which a lesson may be drawn. A difficult story is handled in a pleasing manner by Rupert Hughes "and conveyed thru the screen a la Chadwick.

House Peters appears today and tomorrow at the Orpheum in "TMe Man From Lost River." This story fills your expectancy after having seen him in the "Miracle Man," and is the life of real "he" men in the big woods. Interwoven is an attractive drama that will hold you until the last scene is completed. Norma Talmadge is starring at the Cozy in the screen version of Channing Pollock's stage success, "The Sign on the Door." In her portrayal of the tragedy of marriage she rises to dramatic heights that are often not attained on the screen, and comes thru it all in a manner that can be appreciated in everyday life. A two reel comedy and International News support this featum The touch of the unexpected pervades the bill at the Novelty for the first three days of the week. A well balanced show with several shining spots.

Dalton brothers are opening the program and present another view of athletic prowess. Rosa Valyda is a song surprise that is If father's could only be fooled as they are by Holden Co. life would lose some of its terrors. BIRTHS REPORTED Mr. and Mrs.

George Samuel Allen, 909 Hun toon, October 13, boy, Otis Nicholas Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Barthel, 413 Taylor. October 8, girl, I.usetta Ursula. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter John Becker, R. Meriden, October 15, boy, Donald Le-Roy. Mr. and Mrs.

Dewney Edmund Beyer, 118 North Clay, October 15, boy, Dewey Paul. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Otto Belecha, 123 Arter, October 5, boy, Allen Gail. Mr.

and Mrs. Hubert Ellis Brainard. 427 Leland. October 13, girl, Betty Lou. Mr.

and Mrs. John Wesley Brown, 825 North Monroe, October 15, girl, Bdna Viola. Mr. and Mrs. Roy M.

Case, 1514 East Fourth. October 15. girl, Veda Rose. Mr. and Mrs.

Wilber Oren Cook, 1907 East Sixth, October 3, boy, Paul Richard. Mr. and-Mrs. LeRoy Cookson. 1221 Monroe.

October 11, boy. Warren Orley. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Roshon Lockwood, 2622 East Sixth, October 20, boy, Phillip Alonzo.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Roy Miller, 638 Lake, October 21, girl Virginia May. Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Nichols. 2027 Maryland, September 26, girl, Pansey Lee. Mr. and Mra. Rex Overholt, R.

R. Jfoi 28. October 14, boy, John Allen. Mr. and Mrs.

Wallace James Rose, 406 Locust. October 15, boy, Wallace James. Mr. and Mrs. Albert fichoonover.

East Florence, October 15, boy, Albert Allison. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Alvin Wood, 1344 West Seventeenth, October 9, boy, Elmer LeRoy. Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Foley, Snyder, October 17, girl. Mr. and William 'C Krause, Alma, October 18, girl. Mr.

and Mrs. Isldoro Navarro, 113 North Madison, October 18, boy. 92 p1 Ford Paved the Way. Some time ago Henry Ford, of the Ford Motor announced that the way to get back to normal after the war was to cut prices to the consumer, and do It right away, Ford practiced what he preached and cut the price on I his cars. Since that time other cars have fallen in line and have cut prices.

The latest price cut to be noted is that of the Essex Motor Car which reduced the price of its cars from $1,573 to $1,375, a drop of $200. The new price becomes effective immediately, Larry Iluey, local dealer announced. Will Advertise Kansas. Grimes Golden Apples from a Kansas orchard, wrapped in sunflower decorated wrappers will be given to tlse Chamber of Commerce delegates to the national convention of Chamber of Commerce secretaries, which meets in Xew Orleans this week, Guy C. Sickler, secretary of the Topeka chamber announced last night.

The apples will be wheeled. In the convention hall at the recess period and distributed around with this motto attached: "Kansas, apples with compliments of Kansas secretaries." This plan had been discussed at former meetings of Chamber of Commerce secretaries and was further discussed at the quarterly meeting of state secretaries of Chambers of Commerce which was held in Kansas City, last Saturday. Highways and road building- was the main discussion at the Kansas City meeting, Sickler said. It was the general feeling among those present that the present road building plan in the United States, which calls for is the largest national enterprise ever undertaken in the country, and that Chambers of Commerce in Kansas would do well to support the program. Thirty of the thirty-two secretaries who attended the Kansas City meeting are attending the national meeting in New Orleans thi3 week.

Sickler had planned to go, but was unable to make the trip. The idea of a speakers bureau for Chambers of Commerce of Kansas was discussed at the Kansas City meeting, Sickler said. Peter AureL of McPherson, was elected president of the state organization of Chambers of Commerce secretaries to succeed IL A. Russell, of Fort Scott. Fred Bowers, of Newton, was elected secretary to succeed Raymond Robbins, of Kansas City, Kan.

Press Club to Stage TIamIet Hamlet" is the name of the play which will be staged, by the Topeka Press club at its annual frying pan party some time next month. "Shakespeare might not recognize play if he were here," J. F. Jarrell, president, said last night, "but that is the name of it." Final plans will be dis: cussed at a meeting of the club at the Chamber of Commerce tonight. Com mittees, which have been appointed to take care of the work will report The usual festivities will be indulged in tonigbt.

Conklin Sells Out to Scott. W. F. Conklin, who for the past thirteen years has operatetLa confectionery store at 121 West Seventh street, has sold out to M. A.

Scott Mr. Scott is now operating the store. Mr. Conklin gave ill health as the reason for the sale, ne is now confined at his home, 423 Lincoln street He is expected to be around again in a few days. Stevens to Talk Fire Prevention.

Jay W. Stevens, chief of fire prevention on the Pacific coast will address the Chamber of Commerce at its noon meeting today on "Fire Prevention." Stevens is described as a live wire and his talks as interesting. AT THE THEATERS Bebe Daniels plays a double role In "Twp Weeks With Pay" at the Grand the first three days of the week. One tls a famous French movie actress and the other is as the pretty sales girl who Is mistaken by resemblance for BEST TOUPEES AND WIGS. Better ap pearance.

Expert fitter. Any style. pr-feet match. Model Barbers, 127 Kansas. Phone 3aS.

WB UAVB A. FEW GEM CITY PIPELESS FURNACES left that we wish to close out this fall, so wa will make some very low prices. SEE US BEFORE BUYING. CHEAP JACK EAST CTH ST. PHONE IT4I.

WAN lr.D MISCELLANEOUS S3 BOOKS Maelbach's historical romances. It volumes, to trade for set Guy Da Maupaa-aant. Phone Blue .212: DON'T THROW AWAY that suit or over. coat. We will buy them and pay highest-cash prices.

Call 1(46. Scrlnopakt'a Loan Office. 41 Kansas Ave. PERSIMMONS AND PAW-PAWS waated at 916 Kansas ave. WE PAY the highest price for cast-off clothing, shoes, hais and overcoats.

Drop us a card or call. Gordon Brotners Loan Office. 400 Kansas Avt. Phone 1079. WE BUY JUNK ef all kinds.

Loon Rubber A Metal Co. Phone Hit. 416 K. 4th. econd-liand Safe Medium size and must be In good condition.

Phono 3627. SSI E. 4th Junk. Rags, Iron, Metals Highest prices paid. Will call tor your Junk.

Phone 866.. DTAL BROS. CO. Topeka'a Oldest Junk Deal era MUSICAL i.SiKL.ULMS 34) HARP Small for sale. Phons 2 16 Ring 2.

kTmBA LL PLAYER PIANO, costs n.o.oiT. piano bench, music cabinet and 130 rolls' for 1500.00. 1921 N. Topeka Ave. Phone 3852 W.

PHONOGRAPHS All makes bought and repaired. Machines and records sold and exchanged. Walkman Flanders, lli Kan. Phone 6241. PHONOGRAPH For sale, used Brunswick.

A bargain. Theo. Morse Muslo 708 Kansas ave. SAXOPHONES Bargains in renewed Instruments. Walter Fox.

609 Tyler street. Phone J251J. VIOLINS Bows rehalred. Get your violin adjusted, repaired or regraduated by 6. Frost.111 East th.

Vlollna on sale. WERNER PLAYER PIANO-For immediate sale. Cash or short time note. Biggest bargain ever offered. Jay Hawk Music 1112 Kansas avenue.

iPrKllERS SUPPLIES 36-A THE FOX PORTABLE The personal writing machine that has a touch ilk a standard machine. Takes wide envelopes. Sold oh easy terms Is desired. We alsa sell, rent and repair all makes of typewriters. We have had eleven year' experience In rebuilding, typewriters and guarantee every machine we sell to give satisfaction.

We carry a full Una of typewriter supplies also a line of new and second-hand adding machines, check writers and duplicating machine. TOPEKA TYPEWRITING EXCHANGE Phone 03 525 Ksnsaa Ave. ALL MAKES REBUILT TYPEWRITERS. Save from SO to 70 per cent. GET GUARANTEED RELIABLE REBUILT9 High Quality Low Prices.

UNITED TYPEWRITER SERVICE CO. 221 New Englsnd Bldg. I'hone 2505. PROMPT efficient repair" service, sll work guaranteed. New and used typewriters for sale or renL Call 60.

Zercher Stationery 621 Kansas ave. REBUILT TYPEWRITERS, machTneTTtaal have been traded In on New Master Model Royal Typewriters. All In the best at shape and guaranteed. Largest repair de. partment in state.

There Is a resson. Let us show you why. Western Typewrltei Ill liutu Topeka. Kansas, Phone 221. MACHINERY AND T00IS 37 BOILER For aale.

80-H. stack. City Hand Laundry boiler and HOUSEHOLD t.OODS 38 BASE BURNERMlood condition, 920; good Dayton 926. White 48U6. 1723 Wt st.

BEDS, springs, mattress jand dresser, elee-trlc washing machine. 09 Qulncy. Phone S662W. CHINA CLOSET For sale, good as cT.9i Jefferson. DINING ROOM tsble andihal7sVe range and 1 heater, sanitary oouch.

I'hone Blue IMS. DRESSER, two chairs, feather plllowssnl portieres. 1347 Garfield. I'hone White DINING TABLE 64-fnrh roundskT and sideboard. 1310 Topeka.

Phone Kit. DRESSER Oak. Quad rsY heaterT Perfection oil heater. Phone Black 446. FURNITURE For sale, at 1228 roe'.

Phone Red 209. FURNITURE Rugs and Hoover varourn sweeper, feather bed. 413 Weat 7th. Phone 367. FURNITURE Wanted to buy for 4 or 6 rooms.

Phone 8241. FURNITURE, new an4eeondhsnd "bottghC sold and exchanged. vWllmotb and Logan Furniture 411 Ksnsaa. Phone 17 24. EATER Gas heater and pipe' for ssle.

84 Phone White J7. HEATER For ssle. 130 gas heater, used one winter, for Phons Red 257 or 1224 Harrison. HEATER Great Western oak. cld air dun" 18-lneh fire bowl, sine and pipe, tit.

124 Monroe ''hone Black 131. RANGES 1 new ones, half prlc. 1028 Fill, more. RANGE Garlsnij steel ranee for" saleOood condition. Phone White 2644.

RUG Velvet Ilrussel. 9x1 alsoew horns-msde comforts. 1113 Kansas avenue, upstairs. RUGS snd all household goods sold. Cee Wes.ey liunce, lllNorih Kansas ae.

Phone 54'il. RUGS 2 Wlllohs. AsminstersTT lirusaejs, 1 gas range, ice bos. kit' hn la i straight eualrs. settee, combination writ.nz deak and bookraa.

J2S4 tth at. SEWING All makes bnogbil Used machines for sale and rent. Welkins 8t Flanders, ill Kan. I'hone 5241. STOVES Peninsular coal ranee 'and Tut biaat heater, bed and springe, rags and rweeper.

Garfield. TEA WAGON, fumed oak. "fib. 0. eoin.

I'hoo Biue 4923. USED furniture bought, aold and esraaased. WJL'AKK DEAL FURNITURE CO. 112 E. 4th.

Phone fliii. flit. WE HUT." sell and escVang a'S sled of nouaehold gvoda. Amertran Supply Co Pbone 4S2. 464 Kansas ave.

WASHER Electric; rook ssovel fVsVleTJit (tit West ih WANTED TO BUY FarnHurf "all kloiu Ln Fern Mure 322 Ksa, ave. Ph. 8112 RELIABLE FURNITURE To. K. tth Becond fcand.

new, bouefct and sol4. Come and see me P. King. Tel. 191.

WASHING' MACHINES Maytsg Electee, demons. rated In or home. this ma thtt bUr yom buy. Walklns Flasdera. a'.

316 Kan Phone 6241 Furniture Boogbt and sold. Phone Ji. 417 Ksftaee. WILLIAMS A CO hl'M I.L AT 11 IK STOKE I'HONE 1154. DfAMOVD HiJt Lj AUUKM be exmn That ths Wil'k year drinks' te L.u"t.

-SCOTT bH'j Phone Jt Old Home'- Bakery fe-l fie aa4 rolla i Biv KUX WITH Blue. Point Flour Note tss fine flavor, tester a4 xeLt oaatuy, Vl CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING rTmPELTJIC0UICIL TELEPHONE 3515 ADVERTISING RATES 1C a word such issue. a word, 1 consecutive Issuea, lOe a word, it. consecutive issues. Minimum charge 20c each issue.

TELEPHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS The Capital when it is more convenient to do so. This la an accommodation service and payment should be made promptly when bill is presented. Always ask that your telephone advertisement be repeated back to you by person taking It. LEGAL (Published in The Topeka Daily Capital, October 25, 1921.) Executive Department. ROOSEVELT ANNIVERSARY PROCLAMATION.

The extraordinary service rendered to his country, the type of American citizen that he was will ever make the birthday of the great American Theodore Roosevelt the occasion to preserve for this country the full memory of his leadership. Kansas always held in high esteem Theodore Roosevelt. The state believed in his staunch Americanism, in the ideals that guided his public and private In his courage and the unfaltering course of his regnant will. The Roosevelt Memorial Association directs its efforts to perpetuating for the youth of the country the memory of Roosevelt's character and achievements. The Boy Scouts look to him as their ideal and the Boy Scouts of America are making 'preparations for a nation-wide observance of the sixty-third anniversary of Roosevelt's birthday, Thursday, October 27, 1921.

I urge upon the public to take cognizance of the day by giving thought to the type of citizen which Roosevelt was and the extraordinary service he gave to his country. I suggest appropriate exercises by Boy Scout organizations and that the ministers of the gospel in Kansas arrange for a tribute to Theodore Roosevelt ort Sunday October 30, 1921. In Testimony Whereof, 1 have hereunto subscribed my name and caused to be affixed the Greate Seal of the State. Done at Topeka. Kansas, this twenty-second day of November, A.

D. 1921. H. J. ALLEN, Governor.

By the Governor: L. J. PETTI JOHN, i (Seal) Secretary of Slate. By D. O.

McCRAT, Assistant Secretary. UNDERTAKERS THE L. M. PENWELL COMPANY. 606-8-10 Qulncy street.

Phone 192. SPECL4L NOTICES 6 NOTICE: To Whom It May Concern: I will not be responsible for any debts or contracts made by my son, Donald Parkinson. (Signed) W. M. Parkinson.

405 E. 17th St. PERSONALS HOME WANTED in private family for an aged gentleman. Phone 394. TEACHERS punishing pupils often violate law.

All should read Liabilities of Teachers. Price one dollar. Schools Box 32, Irwinton, Ga. LOST, FOUND, STRAYED 8 CHOKER -O' Possum, lost between Kaw river bridge and 7th and Kansas. Reward.

Phone 1796. DOG Lost, white fox terrier. Reward. 4776 K-2. Phone Mr.

and Mrs. Martin S. Pressgrove. R. R.

No. 15, Tecumseh, October 6, girl. Alma Le-nora. Mr. and Mrs.

Gilbert Barnett Penrod, 2202 Clay, October 20, boy. Mr. and Mrs. L. A.

Woollard. 2022 East Sixth, October 16, boy. BY STANLEY LAST PITCH WAS ty ySHOP raHg i ill rkr i iM r-i OH TOM JUST ONE LITTLE PEEK! 'a ROOMS FOR RENT WEST 28 TWELFTH WEST, 117 -Detached room In apartment; close in; modern; nicely fur- nisneo. TOPEKA 10142 rent; strictly modern. dice rooms for TOPEKA 1507 Furnished room In modern home.

References. TOPEKA. 600 BLOCK-ing room in private Phone 1306. -Large modern sleep, home. Steam heat.

TOPEKA 1248 Big front room. Light housekeeping with kitchenette. Nice sleeping room. Reasonable to employed people. Tel.

6Z46 w. TYLER. 1204 Rooms in new modern home for gentlemen. Phone 1280. TYLER 401 Rooms with or without board.

Phone White 4801 VAN BUREN, 1031 Furnished room One or two gentlemen. and private bath. VAN BUREN 513 3 front rooms, partly furnished, private bath, all modern; no children. Phone 103. VAN BUREN 1256 Nice large, furnished room, 2 blocks from Santa Fe of fices, suitable for 2 gentlemen.

WESTERN AVE. Sunny front room, modern, fine neighborhood. Private family Gentleman preferred. Phone 3963. TO TWO LADIES Newly furnished room in modern home, block to car.

Phone Black 2062. 2 LARGE steam-heated, light housekeeping rooms, close in. pnone 5660 W. PLEASANT front room for one or two la diea South exposure. Reasonable.

Phone Blue 2343. ROOMS Clean, newly decorated, remodeled. day or week, reasonable. ictoria. Sixth and Jackson (moved).

NICELY furnished room for 3 or more in strictly modern home: board If desired. Phone 5152 J. MODERN, furnished room. 3 blocks west of state house. Phone Blue Hit.

MODERN furnished room. West Side. Phone JJlack 2792. MODERN furnished sleeping and house keeping rooms. Phone Red 6341.

Reid Hotel Weekly rates men. 4th and Kansas Ave. ROOMS FOR RENT EAST 29 EIGHTH 422 Two nicely 'furnished sleeping rooms. PhoneRel603. EIGHTH EAST.

209 2 modern fur nished sleeping rooms, gentlemen only. EIGHTH EAST. 215 Newly furnished sleeping room. Private family. Very rea sonable.

Phone Black 2190. JEFFERSON. 818 A good Bleeping room in modern home. Furnace heat. Priced reasonable.

I'hone Red 2642. MONROE 934 rooms, Perweek. MONROE 432- Two housekeeping -Furnished rooms for MONROE 910 Nicely furnished and sitting room in private home, tup stairs I. room -CalLl MONROE ST ing room. 623 Modern, close In sleep NINTH EAST, 212 Furnished light housekeeping for rent.

Phonsr Red 2065. SfcVKNTrf 308 Three modern furnished sleeping rooms. Ladies only. Phone Red 2561. 1 LARGE FRONT room neatly furnished In strictly modern home, desirable for 2 gentlemen or ladies.

Close in. Phone Red 4958. ROOMS UNFURNISHED 30 KANSAS 1734 Two strictly modern unfurnished rooms on second floor. Phone 2638. SEVENTEENTH 433 Two IsreV.

un- furnished or partly furnlahed rooms tor rent cheap. TENTH EAST. 218 Two unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping, with private bath. Adults only. Phone 4339 J.

KOAKD AND ROOMS 31 SEVENTH WEST. 416 One very pleasant- sleeping room; aUro board; gentleman preferred. WILLOW 221 Wanted two or more boarders far the winter, lovely location, street car within few steps. Nice warm rooms. Reasonable rates.

References required. Phone Black 3621. ROOMS OR BOARD WANTED 33 NICE LARGE ROOM with board In prl-vste family. Best of references. Phone 356 W.

ROOM Wanted, room and klR-henette. close, In, by lady employed. References ex-changed. Address B-108 8. cereCapital.

WANTED Unfurnished" 'Ight housekeeping rooms in Polk school district. Address R- 1148 care Capital. MISCELINEOUS FOR SALE 3J BABY C1.0THES, hand made. Phone 6457 J. for sale.

BABY BUGGY Latest style Lloyd ivory gesr, storm curtain, artillery wheels, practically new, cheap. Call 1248 Lincojn. COATS l.adlen' and child's coats for sal'. Phone 3ieJ2023: FOR SALE Full dress suit. Fit 6 ft.

10, weight 1J0. Nearly new. Cheap. Address P-lMcare Capital. FORD TOURING "17 and kitchen cabinet for sale atl00 Cer.al ave.North Topeka FURNACE Ideal furnace ttr t-r or 6-room oouse.

Call at 1157 Mulvane or pbvae FOR PALE At 621 Kansas new and Ui-ed V. S. government blankets, low-eia. underwear, shoes, trunks, cols and O. D.

arraycoata HEAT REGULATORS. Minneapolis, or Uttle Draftman for yoor furnace, for prues phvn U1. HOUSE PAINT per gal; biark. IL25: auto paint. 91 60 roofing, heavy, 92.

6 per roll. Auto Salvage Co, 1114 Central. INTERNATIONAL 'orrespocdeace Cour.e in doobie entry bookkeeping and higher accounting for sale, reasonable Phone 441 W. IaTaLID' CHAIK Atrovst new and In excellent condition. West street.

Pnone LEG aTTb LA i deedsi toft icTin I'tT 81 15. 1 tor others in proportion. PhoneBJaa63 for prompt defivery. i-IiiRARV TABLE Lare furnxi osa, goii as new. a.M awl OKycle, II Pnone 24T6.j32Tj i-r.

PAINT Pirst-elsss roof" paint, fcara paiat. and boue paot Reasonably pneed. 1424 Searard aveoae. PIANO 3. large kitchen rabi-el.

t'i; bl-eytle. Ess-eiewr. 316. i4i. ENDBr? KOOk rrOEE.

asia mt son AH b- new oeed. bvofcn, faoaafat aMl. hr'l. Lafge an4 rerds. is and springs Htt heater.

rocker ll Ksflese. Pe Wltlte li SUIT Jacket soil. 4, and plain coat. phone 644 A BC ILT A A ES. Teniae arranged, FRED KRAMER.

44 Nortn Kr.s aveao Boalaeeet.il. Home Wb'te 4414. fcOlJA oUNTAIN foot iat bargain. Phose 1144 I WATCHES. el k.

olenionda. ewary.ra4 ecd silverware fr sal, Arnurtroag Jewelry 42 Kansas Aa I LOST. FOUND STRAYED 8 DOG 5-months-old Fox Terrier, black face and bead, two black spots on back. An-swers to name of Bob. Phone White 2654.

GLASSES Black bowed glasses lost Satur-day evening. Finder return to Capital office. Reward. HANDBAG or brief case (black leather) lost Saturday night at about 11 o'clock on road between new bridge across Wakarusa river and Olson farm, containing valuable papers. Notify J.

C. Byrd, Reid Hotel. $10 Reward for recovery. Phone White 4 4 82 PIN Slender gold! bar pin, with small diamond set, lost between Commerce hotel and Novelty theater. Return to Commerce Ho-tel or phone 6205.

TIRE Lost 35x5 Miller cord tire with tube mounted on rim. Reward. J. Thomas Lumber phone 422. PARTY WITH DODGE ROADSTER that picked up two suit cases last Thursday night on Golden Belt road between Gage park and bridge return them to this paper's office and receive liberal reward.

HELP WANTED MALE 9 CARPENTER Finisher wanted at 709 To-peka blvd. CORN HUSKERS; farm hands; married farm couples; plumbers; tinners; blacksmith; kitchen helpers; institutional help; cooks; dairy hands; restaurant Employment Office, 106 West 8th. CIVIL SERVICE examinations Topeka. November. Positions SI, Age, 18 upward.

Experience unnecessary. For free particulars, instruction, write J. Leonard (former Civil Service examiner) 1353 Equitable Washington, P. C. PRESS FEEDER Wanted, an experienced Job press feeder.

Apply Hall Lithograph Co. POTATO PICKERS Wanted, six, Tuesday morning at 5 cents a bushel. Will meet you at North Topeka Fire Station at 7:30. Phone 1990 K-l. PLUM ER Wanted, to install used bath room fixtures.

Phone 6521 W. YOU ARE. WANTED U. S. Government Jobs.

1110-3195 month. Hundreds positions. List free. Write immediately. Franklin Institute, Dept.

128A. Rochester, WANT COLORED MAN. to work In cleaning and pressing shop. Phone 305. Wanted Engineers, locomotive; locomotive firemen, conductors, brakemen, train baggagemen, yard foremen, yard switchmen, hostlers to take the place of men who leave service of Missouri Pacific Railroad on account of orders- to strike 6 a.

Oct. 30, 1921. Applv Monday, Oct. 24. and until further notice to 8 North 8th St.

Louis, 22 E. 7th Kansas City, 319 South 11th st. Omaha; 201 West Marham Little Rock, 106 N. Union Pueblo, or to office of any division superintendent or master mechanic. HELP WANTED FEMALE 10 COLORED GIRL To work in cleaning and pressing shop.

Phone 3051. COOKS; head waitress; dining "room girls; laundry women; kitchen helpers; private family help; married farm couples. Fur-man's Employment Office. 106 West 8th st. CIVIL SERVICE examinations.

Topeka. November. Positions Age, 18 upward. Experience unnecessary. For free particulars, instruction, write J.

Leonard (former Civil Service examiner), 1353 Equitable Washington. D. C. COOK Wanted, first-class cook, white woman, single, small family. Big wages.

Tel. 1327 week days. 1316 Sundays. GIRL Experienced pantry girl, colored. No phone calls.

811 Kansas Chocolate Shop. LADY Educated, refined. Opportunity to learn good business. Advancement. Salary first year $1,500.

Address P-1114 care Capital. For spare time, $20 to 26 weekly. $4 investment returned quickly; also free premiums. Answer quick. McBrady out-fit free.

Address G-l 158. care Capital. MAID Good white girl for general house-work, 3 in family. No washing. Phone 1247.

SALESLADIES High-class women "having sales ability, experience not required, inquire about excellent selling proposition in Topeka and vicinity. Careful training and instruction given without charge: 2 or 3 sales per day average $8.00 commissions: can try out without investing a penny and without giving up any position that you now have. Write for day time or evening interview. Give 'phone number. Address Mrs.

O. L. Sc udder. 312 W. tth Topeka.

Kansas. THREE LADIES for Special Child Welfare work, between 27 and 45 years old, with appearance and in position ta travel. Must have selling ability, experience unnecessary, We instruct in requirements, guarantee expenses while getting started. Position pays $50 to $75 per week and railroad expense to those qualified. Give qualifications and phone number In first letter.

C-1138, care Topeka Capital. HELP MALE OK FEMALE 11 ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON, either sex. may earn $100 to $200 monthly corresponding for newspapers; $5 to $16 per column; all or spare time: experience unnecessary; no canvassing. Send for particulars. Na-tional Presa Bureau.

Buffalo. N. Y. GOVERNMENT CLERKS NEEDED. (Men-women) Big promotiona List of positions Free.

Write Mr. OunePU former Government Examiner. St. Louis. Mo.

SERVICES OFFERED 17 Topeka Upholstering Co. 400 Jackson st. Ph. 1129. If It's Made of Wood We Can Make It SLEEP-OR-SWING CO.

Phone 6600. tiCiL, kn.su au lv.iwlCll.Mi 18 Cement work contractors. AL. D. CROUCH, Oakland, Kan.

Phone 2204 K-4. CARPENTERING, contracting, building, remodeling. Sweeney, 1818 Holies ave. Phonel 318. CARPENTER and general repair work and Garages.

Phone 6725 shop. 427 Kansas Ave. P. C. Rlnehart.

CARPENTERING, contracting, general repairing and remodeling. Estimates given. Frank Ellis, Ph. 32(6. Residence phone Blue 2767.

CARPENTERING, building and general contracting. R.t I. Jones, 706 Jackson street. Phone 1446- Permanent Concrete Work RITCHIE AND Phone 2540. RAMSEY 8th and College.

PALVi AAD Dt.tOiiAAl.NG 20 WALL paper hanging. Paint 115-17 E. 7th St. J. K.

Jones PAPERHAXGI.NO and painting, samples furnished. Work estimated. Phone 4360. Sloan Bros. MOVING AND STORAGE 22 FENIMORE Moving and Storage.

Phone 4341. Phone 3556 Get our estimate on packing and shipping your household goods. Topeka Trans. Stg. Co.

PRINTING AND STATIONERY 23 Engraved and printed Christmas cards and Folders. Fancy stationery. CAPPER PRINTING CO. Capper Building. Topeka.

REPAIRING 24 ACETYLENE WELDING and general black-smithing. Corner Jackson and Norris North Topeka. Mort Cobb. i FURNACE AND ROOF repair work, work satisfactorily done. Phone 3259.

All OUR PRICES, for repairing shoes, suitcases, trunks, handbags, harness, have been reduced. J. M. French Saddlery Topeka' original leather goods store, 115 E. Sixth Phone 323.

HAL PATTERSON. Sewing Machine Repair Shop. 115 W. 7th street. Phone 2331.

HIGH class gunsmithing. Stocks and any parts to order. Safe experts and locksmilh-ing. Pnone 1377. H.

B. Howard. 113 E. 7th. PHONOGRAPHS and sewing machines of all makes repaired.

Work guaranteed. Wat-kins Flanders. 315 Kan. Phone 5241. WELDING Broken castings welded successfully by oxy-acetylene method.

Work guaranteed, ill Jackson. Jesse Ferris. Phone 1328. BECKER'S. 412 Jackson.

Phone 2687. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 25 FAIRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL FOR confinement; private; prices reasonable; may work for board; baoies adopted: write for Mrs. T. 11. Long.

4S11 E. 27th Kansas City. o. PROF. L.

B. PARKER, Scientific Massage and Physical Culture treatments. By 306 E. 10th. Phons Black 4739.

INSURANCE 26 INSURANCE, Tornauo. Fire, etc. Phone ill. Falkiner Wentworlh. 4V2-411 N.

E. B.dg. INSURE TOUR FARM PROPERTY WITH C. G. BLAKELY PHONE 737 IS YOUR property fully protected by fire and windstorm insurance? See or call THE TOPEKA MORTGAGE INV.

CO. Investments, Real Estate Insurance. 116 West 6th St. Phone 10i6. GEORGE L.

TUER. 1 Insurance all kinds. Phone 1997. Suite 15, Columbian CHAS. E.

ELDRIDGE writes Fire Insurance. Call 1665. Inspectors for improvements of risk and rate. Experience counts. Call or see him for building and loan snares.

L. W. WILSON Fire, tornado, plate glass insurance. Phone 83b. Columbian Blug.

INSURANCE City and farm properties. Automobile and workman's compensation. WM. J. BLAINE.

523 Kansas Ave. Phone 1418. The value of cars Insured by TRAPP MEADE Can never be entirely destroyed. Phone 37. Smith B.da.

EDUCATIONAL 27 DOUGHERTY'S SHORTHAND Insures more salary because it insures greater efficiency. Let Dougherty Business College snowyou. ORE GOS A ND the world's leading system, taught by Strtckler's Topeka Business College. Ill Eut 8th St. ROOMS FOR REN 1 WEST 28 CLAY.

610 Two nice sleeping rooms in modem "home, well heated. Reasonable. Phone Red 2821. EIGHTH 619 Modern first floor housekeeping room, also second floor room. Phone Red EIGHTH WEST.

911 Large, furnished room for two lnjoodern home. Call 5691 W. FILLMORE 1186 Modern, furnished front room for one or two. Phone White C103. HARRIjMJN 60 Two large furnisned housekeeping rooms a.

so sleeping r-om. Steam heat No chidren: Large alcove sleeping room with adjoining sitting room. Suitable for two. Private home. JACKSON 1015 Modem.

furnished room for one or two gentlemen. JACKSON. 1200 Modern sleeping room oa first floor. Close IP, KANSAS 232 Rooms for rent by week; working people preferred. LINCOLN-ST 2 Two nicety furtho.

light housekeeping rooms In modern torn. i Adults. Also garage. Phone Back 2. 1POLK 126 Nice large modern room to two young gentlemen or ladira.

Pnone POLK T1 Newly furnished room for rent in modern home. SALESMEN WANTED 12 SALESMAN To cover Kansas and Nebraska, experienced in general merchandise, wanted by one of the leading concerns in the country. Excellent opportunity, commission basis. New York Merchandise Company. 119 Fifth avenue.

New York. AGENTS WANTED' 13 AGENTS WANTED Buy your cigars direct, box 60, La Columnas. prepaid. $1.75. Havana Homeland.

Ga. MAKE $100 WEEKLY selling Rolly's Washday Wonder. New Chemical Dirt Solvent. Harmless. Cleans without rubbing.

Want Agents and crew managers. Free samples a ltd particulars. Roily Chemical D5, Hastings, Nebraska. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE 15 MAN AND WIFE wnts place to work on farm where house is furnished. Address F-1124 care Capital.

MAN WANTS TO DO CHORES on farm for board and room this winter. Address Z-1152, care Capital. YOUNG 'MAN wishes job as garage helper, some experience. Call Blue 4503 COLLEGE BOY wants work afternoons and Saturdays. Call Red 2635.

CLERICAL SITUATION wanted by young man. experienced in practically all kinds of office worK, inciuaing managerial experience. Reference. Answer H-1126 care Capital. Ml LAI IONS WANTED, FEMALE 16 BOOKKEEPER AND CASHIER Young lady, desires employment.

Four years' experience; also fourteen months' experience in clerical work. References. Phone Black 4073 or address C-11 6 a. care Capital. MIDDLE-AGED LADY wants work for half dava Phone before 8 a.

m. or after 7 m. Black 6138. MIDDLE-AGED LADY, capable, wants to care for children, 2 or 3 hours a day. Address B-1154, care Capital.

NURSE Over two, years' hospital training; would take confinement cases at reasonable rate. Address D-1156, care Capital. bfcliVlCfcS OJf ADJUSTING and cleaning of sewing ma. chines, 12 years' service in Topeka assures ycu of satisfactory work. No adventurers, sewing machine agents or tinkers connected with this shop.

Ask your next door neighbor about us. Hal Patterson, phone 2331. 116 West 7th. BAGGAGE TRANSFER and general hauling by truck. Phone White 2 40 7.

BUNDLE WASHING and ironing, called for j.nd delivered. Phone Blue 4177. BUTTONS. Buttonholes, Hemstitching, and Piceting. Vogue Button Shop, 723 Mills Building.

"Phone 2627 CISTERNS and wells cleaned and repaired. Special cistern cement used for repairing. Phone 5243 J. CISTERNS cleaned and purified. Leaky cisterns repaired.

Satisfaction guaranteed. O. E. Headlee, phone Blue 2835. CELLARS EXCAVATED.

Sand and dirt hauled. Call Allen, phone White 8831. CLEANING of furnaces and furnace pipes and chimneys. Phone White 2784. CEMENT WORK AH kinds contracted.

Prices reasonable. Call Black 2 466. COATS Wanted, to reline, gents' and ladles' repair work. Neatly done. Phone Red 4360.

DRESSMAKING Blouses and children's coats a speeialty. Phone 6315 W. DRESSMAKING Wanted. First-class work- manshlp. Also suits.

Phone Red 4676. EMBROIDERY and appliqueing to do on tea sets, dresser scarfs, children's dresses, etc Phone 1346. FURNITURE and baby buggies repaired. Upholstering. Packing.

Service ia mj motto. Phone 1279 K-2. P. E. Webber.

HAULING All kinds trash, cinders, sand, dirt, plowing, grading, excavating, cinders hauled weekly 20c. Phone Ditch. 8216 W. HEMSTITCHING 7 and 10 cents. Mrs.

Will Eckert. Phone Black 4407, 519 E. 8th. HEMSTITCHING Coblentz Kettering, 1211 Quincy. Phone Red 2282.

Mail orders prompt attention. FURNACE REPAIRING Phone 4004. and tin work. HARDWOOD FLOORS, rugs, scrubbed, new way by hanii. windows cleaned, screens taken down ami put away.

Call George. White 4636. HAULING General hauling, by truck. Butler Phone Red 2315. 1115 Washburn.

HEMSTITCHING, BUTTONS. DAISY OBERER. Straight 2 15c. 6W8 Kansas ave. Phone 4377.

HEMSTITCHING 7Vc and 10c. all thread furnished. Minnie Cooley, 1227 Monroe. HOLSB wiring and fixtures don't cost much. Get our free estimate.

We are out of the high rent district. Call Phone 17L Independent Electric 1204 East 6th. LAUNDRY We will do your dirty work, while you wait. Topeka Wet Wash Phone 2S12. MENDING Let us do your mending.

Good work. Prices reasonable. PhoneRedl964. PRINCESs corset and accessories. Mrs.

Elliott. Phone 1731 N-4. PLAIN SEWING, ladies' housedresses, children's clothes and coats; mending by the hour. Phone 3914. RAIN WATER SHAMPOO.

50c. 76c and $1. For appointment call 2901. Viola Beauty Shop. Masquerade costumes for rent.

RUGS Made from your old carpets. Writ or phone for booklet. Topeka Rug Factory, 6 15 E. 4th. Phone 1915.

RUGS Artistic and serviceabiy made from worn carpets. Harmon Rug Factory, 310 Van Buren, Dept. B. UPHOLSTERING and re-caning chair, tire, ing baby bug gy wheel s. Phone lue zt J.

WASHING WANTED 8c pes. lb. Soft water. Can give reference. Phone Biue 4223.

WASHINGS Wanted: Sc per lb. Called for and delivered. Phone White 4817. WASHINGS wanted. Called for and de- livereo.

can at firtn Avenue Hotel. WASHlXd WANTED A1j.o want crocheting and embroidery to do. Phone 232 K-2 WASHING, WASHING. -8c per blanket worn c. La ii for and delivered.

Phone 5924 J. WASHING Wanted, family washings by white woman: soft water. 1195 Clay. CALL 5912 Upholstering, recaning. repairing; Whittier.

26 Linden. MR- LETHE, famous expert on sewing "ma-chinea Excellent, dependable repairing Hotel Holliday. Call 3259. Shawnee furniture DIP1tintrS Prompt, efficient service. fietS.ingS MRS.

M. MERCER. Topeka ave. Baggage 1060 Hemstitching That's our phone. JScoiiomyExpress.

Sarah Muiligaa. 615 W. Ctn st. Phone Black 6U- Mattresses Have that old mattress or box spring madt Ifke new by J. E.

TEMPLETON BEDDING CO. 101 Duane st- Phone 6969. PILLOWS MADE TO ORDER. made from onr old fl 4 treSSCJ featherbed. Feathers boucbt and soid.

a F. HURST. 716 JEFFERSON PH. 696. The Opal Shop Hems UtcAiCg and PtcoUcg.

straight werk, ic jrd. Work called for ad delivered. 414 Harrison- raoa Whit 2ii. THE OLD HOME TOWN SALESMEN WANTED 12 SALESMAN Traveling, wanted, to handle attractive line of luggage commission basis. Good chance for right man.

Universal Traveling Goods Petersburg. Va. SALESMAN With car. to call on" dealers wttb low-prtced C.OOO-mile Fabric and lt.eOO-mlie Cord tirer. week with extra commissions.

Oak Cord Tire Company. Burr Oak. Michigan. SALESMEN A Cleveland manufacturer is in need of a high-grade irtan for their product- No capital needed. A flrst-claaa mad to the right man.

See Mr. Baell at Commerce Hotel. to It and to POLK 16 Two modern housekeeping itturof, perwek. SEVENTH WEST. 418 I modern, tuf Bifhed rooms for light feousekep.og.

Ne chjidren. SIXTHS WEST. 614 Front s.eeping room. mO'ii and ejeau. WEST.

117 Modern, urn shed sleeping rooms, fnmare heat. bt ater. Employed people preferred. Phone Red 2M1. TAYLOR 724 Two larf.

strtrtly mod. era. tight booaekeepiag rooms: firM floor; private estraate. TENTH WEST. 524- Modern room for light hoawakeepiag and sleeping.

TOPEKA Large front room. I I SHOE PITCHING TOURNAMENT BROKE UP THE ANNUAL HORSE IN A FGHT OVER A L-EANEROR A WHETHER 2B STDWES WRINGER? 1 I.