Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 12

THE JANESVTLLE DAILY GAZETTE, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1920. PAGE 'TWELVE. Classified Advertising oitg, JeCerscn spci.t Complete Daily Report Furnished By a Leased Associated Press Wire ETS NeUcs lr hortuv tivtoi -1 I 1 a 1 llio IjrK of It' Tlo application "William for n. conveyance to him of i iv i i of the school yard planting of flowers. attended- the auxiliary (7), Eiffht (, 'sub- Mrs.

Leater'E teen (IS), and Company of Lh'e GIRLS WOMEN Several first class peri manent positions optn for energetic girls' or women. Work is clean and light Working conditions th best. Wages good to start with opportunity for rapid advancement. Salaries by day or piece plan. Phone or call 'at the mill.

LEWIS KNITTING CO. Thursday. Olsons Tube i- rued with the Jmmlnsa I i IST of his 1st da1p.I,1Y0" Sheriff: or Rock County. rii-nt Writm- will hold 1 Picnic supper. want -hen It iu more convenlcntto Oe c.

yn'o was held Sunday. H. O. Barlow and wile, Jaruea Adee, aud two daughters, Ceri-e recent i-isltora at the Ben Olson Is confined to Iter 1th meaales. 25 mends of -T.

Jc-nea opening- ncllr.t- July PHQJfKS 11- took well filled, baskets on Saturday lO.nootl I-" mi lluve fo) rj tils birthday O. Earl ass. In i 1 'u i mil! behalf of pres nr.d .1" in eft- in vi Mattly 'nut bo KncI; Coilntr. will at i i Xtulldinjr of Clio X6W Dots- Mutuifr i Clir.imr.y, tv'orth Moin Stwt, City of Juneavl: i it. l- or the Hon.

A. WAITRESSES WANTED AT ONCE. MYERS HOTEL 1 1.1516?4; No. THE DAJLY GAZETTE Madtson, HOll. Soot County Judge.

ci in. All of the T-inty lire Com for Hock Con WANTED EXPERIENCED. DOUBLE-ENTRY BOOKKEEPER. Address Box 767 Gazette. P.AZOl'.S HONS.

the hospital Sut and neighborly thewFlha No. No. 2 norther WANTED Girl to assist in office in Mrs. TJaisy II returned to Ma titter spending se lam Dean. CHARLES L.

i I MISCELLANEOUS hy. "1 Geo" Wa.hinpVoT enn- NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC 10 ennounce bss Affont Laboi- Ilafl. Bell Phono id'nt575 blileii f- ani n-478 or SKE il. CO, for all Cotton on hand April 30 in conaum- kiotia ofeonerele. Int'andts'rv- Mister rKRSQXAI.S 1 itr ana yiVU 1 nl of llmera a year oEo, and In public per.

o0 cons of mafi-aalnea. Raits and strafe and at. carnrjresnes 2 57 931 Iron as aaual; also metals. By brinff- balca of lint an 0 of 'hm Irsr it In to us or notifying- us you compared with 3,507.257 of lint and Uml ran v. v-111 pay you tho I211j326 or llmera a ypnr oeq.

hiphrs in 1 nam uit lil 3lLtCy e1aPrarCd jS'0 IVTSCOXSIX TOBACCO SIAItKtET. 1 Mrs Mr. County Judc R0WN AND OX-BLOOD wrapping departments II CE Of HEAHLVC. i Xn. I 05 2.

vi- i No. "(Jilts: Ko" No. 3 l.l2i,r No, 4 while l.iUp .13 Mtv 1 DC; July S27S. Ilvo: No J. 2.13 Earl iv Mm tl l.SOfR'l.SS; 3.

1.72 M.S.J; iL-ed and rejeeU-d 1 1 .7 o. Iliv: timothy ItKOJiiti 8.50; No. 1. 37013 37.50. TIC i PORTER By Gazette Correspondent iOE POLISHES Call in person.

Mr bounty' Court home of Cleni Tjudden, Mad- THE GOLDEN EAGLE oiri'i o'llSth BEST FOR HOME SHINES SAVE THE LEATHER THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES Jao PASTES and LIQUIDS or Tan and 'White Shora THE t. F. COEPORATION3 LTD, BUFFALO. N. T.

Mrs. C. W. McCarthy, rdita The applli which Ice eonditior I It 1 17 i Vctfc ht LIVESTOCK allers at the liora'e of Mrs. M.

Mc-larthy. John Ford and Chime Co-icy. Sr. WATCH FOR OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT OP sweet shop work. Thorouifh per week, j-ooAi a g-reat deal when 1 case tobacco stored Ini finished, thottyh eaiea trovrr tho buyer finds I 'lonaJvJcjcaco Moat1 ot 1 XTED Somi'd udo.

'ANTED To bac fOomotly lo I'i--: the home JifCarl hv. Bargain Sals of incubators Brooders 1 Queen Incubator, 85-egg, former price $25, now $19.00 1.. Automatic, 120-egg, former price $31, now $26.00 1 Buckeye, 65-egg, former price $15, now at $10.00 1 Buckeye, 120-egg, former price $23.50, now $17.00 1 Buckeye, 120-eg-g- standard, former price $34, now 25.00 Lone thousand chick standard coal burning was $24.75, now ANTED 2 trirls at Cummlnjra' H. LOST AND FOPJfP vith room and boa r.l JIvd. Eeil tr.

and Mi-s. John' Sweeney and Joh i person. Col vi n' rew good breed- Fro! Son of Wen rl nil -oil Probata th! Last TVrll Mable Js spendh a home. of 'A. Sh owd of youner idy mjiloyment two eas'sper Siiriooo T-loy-1 WE CAN USE A FEWT 1.75: to prime 14.

25 15. 00; host mixr it air to elected packers 11.7B(p3;.S0; pig's Cattle: 100; steady; calves, reeeipta and Jr.rophine Sands were Edserton LOST Saturday a HELMS SEED STORE tally. WOMEN AND GIRLS tayh-y Sid IN OUR SPINNING DEPARTMENT of bundles a atil'v. aVors. yyf.

WOOD'S DAUGHTER GOING TO FRANCE PROVISIONS i TO DRIVE TRUCE GIRLS GIRLS Steady Work. Pay; while learning. A machine of your own. Day work. Piece work, A substantial bonus or production.

A ROCK RIVER WOOLEN MILLS Monterey Plant. For work in laundry. Pleasant working conditions. Steady work. Good wages.

JANESVILLE STEAM LAUNDRY hijht dur nedhGappFect i HY-1JHE SHOULDBK THE HY LINE SHOULDER TREATMENT 'ENABLES THE 1 FASHION PAR DESIGNING ROOMS TO BLEND THE ELEMENT OF EASE WITH THE DISTINCTION OF LINE. THIS ST A IGHT-UP SHOULDER EFFECT OF ENGAGING BREADTH CONTROLS THE DRAPE OF THE GARMENT AND GRACEFULLY ADJUSTS IT TO THE ACTION OF THE CUSTOM SERVICE WITHOUT THE ANNOYANCE OF A TRY -ON READY -TO -PUT-ON TAILORED AT FASHION PARK Prive YOU MAKINGS PER MONTHJ ilable'raeri t.V'h 1 n-Vnr- sol' BOX130 lots at from fSO to 5.100, within ADVANCE REALTY was liberally IBKEEPEH lVAX7Eij family. Addrt seauty culture quickfy, and 'jiVrHeiErMOEER COLEEGE, LABORERS WANTED AT k'l GOOD WAGES PAID. Inquire A. SUMMERS SONS i atred 20--i5.

stock mrkct was linn nr 'in outset of tods 1 1 rr dvc rni ht nows Slifpinfnts, it i 1 1 i of i if. Baldwin, Ci R. C. PHONE tUY. Men for various departments.

WASTED AT ONCE Pan-American petroleums. There was little demand. for rails and food Bharea ivere-disposed of to react with specialties-in the leather, -'textile and tobacco WANTED 11 Dye house. Appiy at once. WESTERN DYERS ASSOCIATION groups, -to the week's hiffh or 12 i i i May li.

3a 31.2! 4is S4.7' A'icr Miss Lonise Barbara Wood. STOCK LIST WANTED AT ONCE WOMAN COOK. RAZOOK'S 30 S. Main St. i Mies Louise Barbara Wood, young-st.

daughter of Jdajqr General LeonJ rd Wood, has applied for passports ito France where she hopes to aid in the reconstruction irork dv driving MAX. M- MEISEL CO. 113 W. B'lilwaukee St i Sumatra Tobacco.