Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan (2024)

I PAGE EIGHTEFV A IX STAT A SATrRDAT. JTIjT TATEXTY-EIGHT FINANCIAL EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS SERVICE AUTOMOBILES ANNOUNCEMENTS GENEROUS G1FTT0 Pola and Charlie Are "Just Friends Business Opportunities 36 OARAGE Business for sale; good location and erowlnir business; phone 3212. Dewitt. Mich. GROCERY Dry goods or general store wanted: live trading- center; investment 12,000 up; Gillis.

424 S. Kediie. Chicago. GET INTO THE AUTOMOBILE KL'si-NESS. A GROWING COMPANY.

DOING A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUSINESS. WITH A LARGE TERRITORY; NEEDS THREE MEN FOR BOTH RETAIL AND WHOLESALE SALES, INVESTMENT REQUIRED. ADDRESS, BOX STATE JOURNAL. Here You Are A bakery fully equipped, doing a fine business, also 7 living rooms, all under one root. garage, tot 4xiu rotts.

for price that will be interesting you. Call us tnis at once. Wo Fo Boos Go. 315 Grand Ave. Citz.

S24S Ben G4-J IF YOU HAVE to we can start you in high class proritable business anywhere as District Manager for large corporation J5f'0 yearly opportunity; address r. Hogan, 171 N. Dearborn Chicago. LEAVING TOWN Complete stock anil fixtures of grocery store 1402 South Pennsylvania. Citz- 474.

PROFITABLE Tire battery shop, loiated between Lansing and doing good business; Box 7. State Journal. RESTAURANT FOR SALE On account of sickness it is necessary for me to sell my business, consisting of lunch counter; cigars and tobacco card tables; pool tables and sleeping rooms. Easy payments; address, box Money to Loan 37 510 FURNITURE LOANS $100 at legal rates on your furniture, piano, vlctrola; repay small monthly payments; loans made quickly and con-lidentiaily; Lansing Loan 121 E. Washtenaw Bell 1879-M.

bOK SMALL loans on household goods; Victrolas. pianos, free and clear vacant lots; see A. Mosher. 413 Clt National Bank Bldg. Clt.

MONEY LOANED on watches, diamonds, jewelry, or any thing of value. LANSING LOAN 121 E. Bell lk.s-M. UONET Loaned on vacant lots If well located. H.

A. Rice. tiO Oakland Bias- Wanted to Borrow 39, MoNEV WANTED wanted; hrst mortgage on good land will pay 7 7o ci loan; 2iu is. 11454. i0 acrej of good 1 and ail expenses Uaih.

Ueii HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS Where to Kat 10 QLADMER CAFE Try Our 3Bq Dinner ALL AMERICAN 310 shinirton Ave. Kerns Hotel CAFETERIA Service par ex prices reasonable up-t o-t he-mi rut in everyt hir.g. UVESTOCK Automohilcs For Sale Good Used A 'Small Payment BownTihe Balance' as jgu Ride 19:2 OVERLAND TOI'K. 4:5.01 2 1321 FORD COUPES 375.00 15:: FORD ROADSTER ford 15:3 Bl'ICK :75 6. 5 PASS TOl'R.

SOO.OO 1023 Pl'RAXT 975.0 OLDS 4 TOl'R 500.D 1919 REO TI SUDAN f.0.0 1521 (LATE! HUDSON, CALIFORNIA TOP Ye Will Trad KOBSON-STEVEXS MACKEV CO. Used Car ALWAYS OPEN 60S-11 K. MICHIGAN' AVE. I ourir.K 1921 N.isli Sfil.m: l.anjiln Nah Co l.nr. h.

'i F. LIT. JEWETT Auto Sub TItATOR For ll--li I N. Lai LATE DEI. land North in MUST SELL t-r; pfod ctmd-it i fer; E.

Mi start- OLDS cord FOUR. i'j: tires; 411 lit-w, 'ash. Cars Cats. IVts 45 THORORRED nine 8 wt-f-ks idd hornet. S.

R. Lansing; Citz. 19 4-r. UiLS, i maU-t, a daiyam, J-i Max Ave. Help Wanted Male 3U BRICKLAYERS, Carpenters and Plasterers wa)mt ed; apply CL Chrlstman 9 Cor Pine and IsaaCo DIC MONEY TO ENERGETIC YOCNG man to art as our T.ansing representative until September; salary anl hie commission; you're your own boss; permanent conneetinn possible: apply bv lettnr to Prtrolt Daily T.pdcpr, 3fl4 Murphy Detroit.

COCNTY DISTRIBUTORS Wanted; new automobile accessory: makes nlpht driving safe; beautifully enameled steel shields in front of liphts, dash controlled drive with bright lights; no glare; no dimming; Investment required; F. S. Campbell. 64. Owen Detroit.

CANVASSER With washer experience good oomrM.eyron; Reliable Electric 11 IS S. Washington Avenue. EXECUTIVE CAPABLE AND TIEI.IABLK. C.PADI'ATE ATTORNEY I'RE-FERIiKD. TO TAKE CHARGE OP COLLECTION' DEPT.

IN-RETAIL REPORTING lU'REAU IN" A LIVE MICHIGAN CITY ADDRESS KOX. 42. STATE JOURNAL. FIRST bread baker wanted: apply Mod-l Bakery, Ypsiianti, Michigan. GOVERNMENT WANTS Railway mall clerks; $132 month; steady; list of positions free; write Immediately.

a I I Institute. Dept. 162-D Rochester, i N. Y. 30 HANDLE COUNTY BUSINESS Experience unnecessary; largest concern of its kind in he world our men now ilig -00 eel; lowest mine price Guara nice Coal Mining T.

1 7 Wall i i a o. 20 MEN handy with tools wanted; not afraid to climb for wrecking building; Old Stale P.ldg. -MAN TO SILVER mirrors, refiniah re-flecTors. bath fixtures, autus. boil.

char.delif rf. by new method: fio outfit urnisht: Gunrr.otal ir.4 Ohl. Hi. MAN SlnKle. experienced, or strong boy, to work on a Chas.

Bmkley. Holt. Mich. MECHANIC-Service clas: Auto N. Grand- MKCliANIi." Wanted at once; Citz.

.1 i 2 Utter Son. PLASTERERS Wanted; Fowler ville school; Qrat ton Bros. PIANO PLAYER wanted, first class, for (lame orchestra; steady Job; good pay: Citz. PAINTERS I'-Tieno'd Stcrp. 4fi' wanted: all around ex-m-n; Aim Quality E.

Franltlm. I'Ll'M HERS Iv.o... 70 sa wanted; FA INTERS AN IL'M. Mi DECORATORS waul hican West. FER And helper wanted: inquire 30s E.

St. A I.l.E man tra stock, appoint stents, weekly; new met hods Her rick series. 01 heater. N. Y.

SA LESM A And t-ol lector, married to "5 salary 11 n-1 commission Plead popition; ad ant emcnt call 7n0 liaiich Plic SALESMEN WANTED Young men. 24 to 3 5. who have made good in helling positions, but who desire greater opport unities for advance-irent- men who have been successful selling appliances to retail men-bantu preferred National Register Company. E- J. Woodlock.

Snl Acent. Ill West Holel Downey HMe. TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION wants several men to qualify for position, directing shipping 53.000 and up; ex-peri ence unnecessary opportunity offered several under 4 5. willing to fie vote little spare tirre acquiring thorough knowledge of work: com mon school education essential; only nen of good character need apply; jf willing, dependable and making connection worth while, write at once, stating present position, age and phunu number; Box 5 State Journal. TEAMSTER Main.

anted Inquire 701 W. 3i to WEEKLY IN YOUR spate time, do) rig special advertising work among ttie families of your city; no experience necessary write today or full particulars; American Products 7 7 Amor lean f. Ohio. WANTED. NAMES, MEN 18 UP Wish ing V.

S. position; J13." month up; steady work; vacation, pull unnecessary lift positions free. Answer today Lox 4'i, Slate Journal. 30 YOUNG MAN with high achuol or university education who wants t.o learn the editorial end of newspaper work from the inside; apply United Press, North Grand. or telephone Bell HO between eight a ml four.

Help Male or Female 31 FELLOWS Huckleberry swamp ts open now for last picking; 12 miies east State Geme Farm. MEN- IS TP Wanted for U. S. Government positions; month; short hoir. steady work; paid vatatlon; list positions free; write today sure.

Franklin Institute, Dept. Ifi4-d, Rochester, N- V. .11 SALESMEN OR first class must nent position to SALESLADIES 2 have car; perma-right party; Deep- dale Burial Association. 4tJi BIdg. Capital National Bk Earn 1 Oo weekly spare iiiiik copying authors manuscripts; I'e, R.

J. Cnrnep, author's agent Tallapoosa, for particulars Salesman 31 A RELIABLE Concern desires the services of 2 responsible salesmen, aboui years of age; prefer married men must be able to furnish references Mr. Curtis. 70 Prudden Ride. piRUSH salesmen and district weekly; get our 50-50 proposition: high qu-ihty.

lowest prices; ex-r luM ve territory Neway Brus.i Hartford. Conn. $-5 DAI LY Taking orders; Union-made raincoat we deliver. collect Eastern Raincoat 91 3 -It 2 1 Roosevelt. Chicago.

GOOD opening for bright young man; must be Protestant Church member, clean habits strong social qualifications; good salesman; permanent position right party apply Y. M. C. Employment Bureau. Junior Salesmen' Wanted An unusual opportunity for several single men between the ages of 23 and 2S to learn and earn as junior salesmen with a nationally known manufacturing concern.

Position offers a straight salary and expenses. Men hired will be given month's training without cost and opportunity for further study by correspondence. Rapid promotion to territorial salesmen, open to all juniors who by ability, study and hard work show-sales development. Agricultural graduates preferred; apply in own handwriting; giving1 age, education, full history of business connections and references a recent, photograph or clear snapshot must be enclosed address L- M. Kishler.

Purina Mills, St. Louis, Mo. 1 Ilouscliolti Furniture 55 NEW DAY BED, dining table and 3 chairs: library table, large 141.) IV. Main. OAK dining Prospect.

room suite for sale; REFRIGERATOR, rug. and several chairs, at 407 Westmoreland Ave. THE FURNITURE MARKET -We buy and sell new and used furniture, rugs. Ftoves. 525 E.

Michigan: Cltz. Fuel and. Feel 53 co*kE Fill Yomr Bin Now POCAHONTAS Us and Save Momiey Prompt Servfcs Stamdaird Coal Co, 407 E. SHUWAiSEE ST. 343 H.

T. CITZ. MGR. HCTvVORTH. South Lansing Coal Co.

CHESTNUT Jl 5i SOLVAY co*kE 14 60 POCAHONTAS LUMP 12 Ou POCAHONTAS EGG 12.00 POCAHONTAS NUT 11.75 BLUE IjIMOND LUMP 10.00 (VEST. VA. LUMP .50 LELL 700 CITZ. 7654 West Va. Lump 75 West Va.

8.75 Kentucky Blo.k 9.50 Pucahontas Lump 12.0V Pot-aiiuntas Nut 12. ou Lamislinis Fiuel Co. .06 E. Mich. Ave.

Cltz- 2S54 5J and Tools NKW M'RY lor sale al 2ST0-M. WHEEL Karden tractdt. a discount; Bell itho.tr. -H. I.

FAIRBANKS-MORSE Gaa er.g:ne, used but little; I 60-el. gasoline drum: R. w. Cade. Sec.

school board, Haalett; Bell 7124-F-ll. 37 Musical Instruments 58 HAVE YOL'R i'tANO tuned now- by our factory expert; ail work guaranteed, Grinnell 219 N. Washington. FLAT TENOR Saxophone, one Flat AUa saxophone and one A clarinet, new cheap for cash, 1412 1- Reo Ave. KIM HALL.

P1A.XO, PRACTICALLY NEW, Sir.0; INQriHE AT 401 AMERICAN S. S. BANK. PIANOS for rent, talking machines and sew ing machined; Bucid'a Mu-Me House. PIANOS To RENT Rent free if you purchase w-ithm six months from date; Grinneil 213 N.

Wash. I'lANoS refinished to look like new; work guaranteed, call Kimball Pano Co. KENT VOL'K 1'IAXo at Cables; first year's rent allowed on purchase line. N. Washington.

SLIDE TKO.MfauNE Nearly nw; W. Mam Street. p.ell Wanted to Buy 61 HIGHEST cash prices paid for yomr uised furni-tare, ome piece or a carload. 3267. fv A Wa ited GOOD USED FVRNITUHE Highest cash price or liberal allow ance in exrhange for new Boelio's.

KB. 134 Washtenaw East: Tfee Co Co Fus rim stare Co. 405 N. WASH. AVE.

Will pay you a good cash price for your used umituro snd rugs or a liberal allowance wilt be made if you da-sire to trade your used furniture for new. CITZ. "47S Wanted To Buy Anvthing we can use in Ladies and Gents 2nd hand clothing: Workman's Exchange, 1173 Shiawassee. Cits. 4f90.

WHEEL CHAIR Wan'ed to rent at oncp; 4e0 N. Larch St. wanted a cupie of good used shov cases. Box 7. St ate Journal.

WANTED. ROOMY CUPBOARD bureau; 1 dot. djr.inc room chairs: filing cabinet- R. W. Cade, Secretary trbool board.

H.ts'ett. Michigan; Rell 7K4-K-H. WANTED T- ito! Heigh' Vermont St BUY Old Ford top; Cup-s Auto Trimming 1 50 hot phones. ROOMS AND BOARD Rooms With Board 1 1 6 Room and board. GENESEE ST.

W. 725 Large clea sleeping room with breakfast to 1 or 2 people with clean habits. LENAWEE E. cooking. -Room and board ROOM For two boarders: 47.5m week if room together; 42nu y.

WILLOW ST. privileges. 320 Good board, horn Rooms Without Board 03 CAPITOL N. 321 Very desirable sleeping room; suitable for 2 gentlemen or man and wife; close in. EIGHTH S.

11 Furnished rooms. FOSTER N. 117 Room for 1 or 2 ladles everything new and modern rnvt entrance; call after 6 p. Bell 1SM-W. UP.

AND ti- 320 BlocK meals served. Xroin yowair; GRAND S. 405'-2 One newly furnished room; one block from Wash. Ave, 2 girls only; must have references; call after 530 p. m.

HOLMES N. rent; 1820-M Sleepin.gr Bell. room for HILLSDALE W. 412 Large front room; three windows, splendid location. 63 COA Salesman INSURANCE AGENTS Whole or part time, to write health and accident insurance on the monthly premium basis; liberal policy, liberal commission; write F.

E. Lyon, state Coldwater, Michigan. LIVE SALESMEN Can earn big money selling our popular pricrd line ot men's fall clothing direct to consumer; nearby territory open: write for information; Hauger-Martm Lindquist Grand HapiiU. Mich. Make a Real LJvSng PLEASANTLY If you are a salesman and want to make a change for the better, if you are working in some other line and want to become a salesman; if y0u are already a specialty salesman, electrical, insurance or sewing machine, we have an especially attractive proposition for you.

"We want at once 5. clean-cut, po-get-ters for work in and aioun-1 Lansing. We are manufacturers. 24 yrs. est ah-lished, marketing a conmct nrtici.

whose Individual sales average 5750. You get 15Cc commission. You f.houl'1 average at least a a day and start prod uci ng he fi rst day you a out We havA brandies ali over the country and draw our manaif'-rs tor them from the sales We yon educational course on our product if you are not a salesman, wt make you one; if you are one, we will make you a better one. All applications must he jn writing, stattnir experience, and phone number. Hox 6::.

Stat? Journal. OPI'ORTUNITY IS NOW r-k: insurance saleFman, one who some encouraging s'-lhng and who is quit locally a lg a llf. has ha Waintet become General Agent Lan King for the Hand M'JTU: Lift I rifu ranee Compaq Ohio: contract and oxclu nancial assii-tanee ny of Direct nn nus. for pr-ryonal in-G. Mnr.roe, Supt Hotel Dovnev tervit-w add rcss .1.

of Agencies, care look up the record lent compsir.y. of this SALESMEN A com mission 1 1 specialty man; Drusr. Good. Hardware a splendid opportune niiin. Til" Miles F.

Cleveland. SALESMAN Earn big money clothes made of cloth, direct to trade: entirely new: no compel ion sell at $12 50; trousers 4 5 fnVtiv.n earn $lo to daily; write Cjnth-inz Co, N'apy Toledo, n. SELL rrAL In carload nrfe or main line; experience week'-t pay in l.f.ur Coal 'v. Stock "Sards i-arr I ifhinston I ALESM EN Write for re-full particulars; 2. ofi yearly; hiir demand fir i perien'-ed or rawlirc; Nat lona 1 to Jin.f.roi in unex- SALESMEN $15d month 1 1 i nr cigars; riot frt-nd stamped envelope for inf rma m.d fiiTrir Hi eh I N.

C. WE HAVE A numb men ho have hal to house lirnis; apply Y. M. Kureau. mcs lor as "iti re.Mal-le Employment WINE Gli in ev to repr its kind in 1UH of 1 ineyards jr.

fa! unit for I small ort un our ex Idi-w nu a vera ije ov ec. but r.o -ie -all L. troit. SALESMEN 'own In Iarc--ft conct-rn of xh--. pute the-r own a.

A rare oppor-t-'. (nn up a "mrimmty 1 1 ve orir requir- write or Hotel, I.e. YOUNG MAN and 'TV. for to hu: Empi. yniern Bui WANTEI A 2Ti and aticc, en pi-: h-r.

1 i on Lan- to 1-arn he bitge-t. ie we rid expe n-t not nec-y; if you are plan, ami ig to work. an appoint witf; Mr. A'i-n EDWARD G-K 1 yi A ri: Wanto! Agents AGENTS out; Ford sazmg Auto 1 nvr-Til ion. 4 ti i-ji's how i removes a r.

'r le.p; i Terr pmSt I full! Dept. Piika ar.a Dak. DISTR1KUTOR nnckly ile hand idy: new l-v. vv r. Srot- independent hu.v.r mints Yeast Cand: biie froe 'f-xihi, mints Co R71 Sec City, N.

J. at; territ mints Pi I-; I SeliT I'Oc protn ullar on spot; li- unneces.sary no ompotir tree; Mi.ion Shop; i N. d. 111. Ha 1st SOLICITORS Goner.

1 patented article ti woman a prospect; write Brand Rubber 'h ica go. agents; soil new ty women; every part or full time; 71'j Madion, SELL SOMETHING buy beciiUhC ss the day it is bought; on sales; i'r I letroit. Mich i out of 1" women doulile i cost iOe each pront Dept. $100 TO SIb'O A WEEK Me can slight knowiPge ot motors reach car owners, can earn JiiOO weeii-lv without making single sale, if they can also make sak-f proiits Sa.COO yearly. Only prti kind ever offered; I O- I'hrlli 1 yos Broadway, N.

Y- Situations Wanted Female 34 COMPETENT slenoirrapli wants position office; er.iployeil sevi1 perienc1: i eteronrep; i ltate b.iok- I COOK AND laundre wishes employment 1 S. Capitol 1 REFINED MIDDLE AGED LADY With, boy 12. would like a good position nice home on farm as housekeeper. with no other woman in charge. Box 1 4.

State Journal. THOROUGH LY competent oi with small child desires pu private home; Rox dO State nr lady in i Jnurna Situations Wantcrt Male 35 A 1 1" ER work country; Citz. 4355. FINANCIAL Opportunities 36 BnnsniTLes-S Grocery stock and fixtures and buildings for lease; doing good business in good location; a reason for seiiiny; Citz. 77SS.

BUSINESS A well located business, showing a good income, for sale-B. Earl i haley, 407-9 Tussir.tf B.dg Hot. i phones. KARBER SHOP And pool room for sale. located In small nearby town; city conveniences; good business; good reason for selling; must well at once, address Box "5, State Journal.

Qara lror Garage building. neXioo on paved street location steadily increasing in value. This is an exceptional opportunity If you are looking for a real good real estate investment that is bringing immediate returns. It requires only $5,000 to handle this and we can obtain a lease for you for at least 5 years. Call uj at once.

misoe Allegan CARAGfc" and good location; dress Vox 128 equipment or Bell phone 8 Olivet. Mich. Sate Ferg 117 tv. i isrft'FOR Business Service Offered 16 Eave Trouagihing Estimates uiven on "Great Bsll" tarn aces an all kind. of sheot Metal War.

Waldrca. Cltz. S149. Bell 1 84s EXCAVATING And Mings. Citz.

70o6. grading; call FANCY WAS Avenue. -Done at 927 Max Home Lanumdiry Each vasn doors; 312 Bell 1192-M. separately; dried out or Magnolia; Citz. HEMSTITCHING, buttons covered; all styles of pleating; you can select U'om large variety of samples; quick service; Fox Garment 811 Seymour.

Service on all kinds of carpenter work; stores, houses, garages and repair work s- reens made to order Citz. 4074. Hell lOaS-W. LAWN Grading, Citz- 7F50. seeding and sodding; LAWN C775.

GRADING A specialty; CU. MAS. a Iks, OK lv-aU kin-is drives, brick work; Ciiz. NKW JJAKUhJl-; MiOi' 5J1 K. Franklin Good tft-rvitt; children's hair cut.

Joe to ji ex-fpt Saturdays. ROOFS REPAIRED painted; Citz. 2S5S. -Keshingled, 8096. riKWING AND WAbHINGS Iliinoia Ave.

WASHING AND IRONING Wanted each washed separately; called for and delivered; Citz. 51-747. WASHINGS Cltz. ASH I I Called Citz. for and delivered WASHINGS Wanted; Citz.

t74. Building LeiiK'iit Work URK anted; Citz Services O.U THFL'LNESS Retained hen you Leiuaue a regular patron of the Soft Water Beauty Parlors at the F. N. Arbauch second floor, looks. MARINELLO Mako the of your COSMETICIANS Trucking Moving Storage 27 Lansing to Detroit Motor Freight Lime HOURLY FREIGHT SERVICE TO AJ.D FROM LANSING AND DETROIT STOPPING AT ALL.

SMALL TOWNS ON ROUTE. OVER TWO YEARS OF SATISFACTORY SERVICE. ALL GOODS INSURED. BELL 85 CITZ. 21S5 City Cartage Co.

Bell 27 ewis Bros. VAN; GENERAL. TRUCK- MOVING ING. LOCAL LONG CIST ANCB. OTTAWA ST.

CITZ. 2385 Bell 35 MOVING and trucKlng of ait ktadi; ctndera and rubbish hauled; Cltx. 2JJ 103U-W; Heedy Broa. SH ROD Ed AND FULKE General ti uck mg and movini; special rates on lon distance; Cits 4351 Wanted Husinos Service bUlLDlNGS MOVED Nothtac 1arie. nothing to email.

Floyd Raj knr. Eaton Rapids; Bell phon. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted i'einale ill To sm S'-utii tirand. it housework; 61.. COM Pin EXT MAID Knr Ker.eral hout-e v.nrJ:.

Mrs. I. I'arr. 2lij w. Ciene.see; Ki.Ill Phones.

1 TEN' 1 GENERAL OF11CE CLERK. CAi-iTuf, m- loan co. UNO EH VCli liLl C. EX 1 'E 1 EN cnuN PER Sunday o. good on.

ice fur dp it Iitt i the first Rids. pat-i positions limns ifquired, get lined up; only uf I-iuJu jRL for housework in small family; in wa.liiim. one to stay niKhts; Mrs. Co. MU-'uilom, 157 South Cedar 1 DULK-AGEO woman for general housework, small tamily, steady employment; Ana.

Box liJ, North Star, .1 A DA 1 LV Typewriting; honest, particulars fife; enclose nell -addressed envelope; Dept. 77, ltn 7. Lu.i Angeles, Ca US PLEATING Wo fio dox, accordean 24 vice, hop Cleane: knife hour isr-and Dymrt. DEMONSTRATORS )r sales hidies wanted at on-t: to demonstrate in stores and sell our product; call in person; if not in leave name. addres and phone nunii'T in mail box W.

G. Ktiniint'er, X- Chestnut. SECRETARY Wanted; in applying1 state cdtii atitn, experience and other fUa'lf ic.tl ions; salary expected 1 St a Journa I. 29 A LI RA DIES Experienced. A.

Knapp 'n. want i te n.RLmery ricr. J. exponent use work for Haines, Wi 'MAN To he aide to i Stale care for small child; must tiom mother also. Box 29.

1 1. MAN For 'aleteria. kitchen work; Sltjven WOMEN 'R MEN Addressing copying ielteis. mailing circular; at home, all or spare time; ot may he hr; nd written or ype-written big weekly income for honest sincere persons as I or-a 1 cor experience unnresM ry Interna ion h1 Ex-hange Dept. Mtl Commercial Chicago.

EN TO DO FANCY WuRK. AT i.MK Spare hours; material fur nished good pay envelope brings particulars; t'nderwooc, Art Goods Company. I'urtsmouth hio. 21 Women's 4.4i The newest thing in women's oxfords, trouper creased in both black and brown soft calf leather. See them in our case I ust p-i'f ived a la i ge shipment so we can hi you all.

Thrifty Shoe Baseinnient Cor. Grnnd and Mich. Ave. YOUNG WOMEN WANTED To take up nursing, in accredited hospital maintenance nnd $20 monthly while learning. Superintendent of Nurses, 62f0 Kit is Chicago.

Help Wanted Male 30 ALL MEN RECENTLY laid off In cutting room, report for work Monday morning; Auto Body Co. YOUNG MAN STENOGRAPHER Wanted as assistant by purchasing agent of a Lansing" manufacturing concern; preference will be given to man who has had experience in purchasing department; Box 34 State Journal. BE A detective; great demand travel, experience unnecessary; write Dept. 4m American Detective System Eroad way, N. Y.

At 11 o'clock today there In boxes: 2. 5, 15. i. 23. 40.

46, 43. 50, 53. 65. 74. 75.

was mar. 5. 27, 34, 76. feO. Ambulances 2A Beck's Ambeknce FUNERAL DIRECTORS Day calls Bell 974.

Otz. 2504. 3511. Nig tit and Sunday calls. Bell 974.

Zii. Citz. 2504. 3511. "Our Phones Never Sleep" M.

J. and B. M. BUCK CO. Lost and Found BOX LOST Marked Harry Suffrin.

containing blue suit and btraw hat; between Ithaca and- Lansing; finder return to Harry Suffrin Clothier, Lansing, reward. FOX AND KEAGLE HOUND. iost; white body, tan head with white stripe down nose; round black spot on left side and black spot on right hip; reward if returned to 1915 Beai Ave. HORSE. BROWN, with white star in forehead and C.

E. C. on left shoulder; lost; tall Bell 713SF6. LOST Pay envelope Capitol ave. finder K'-x State Journal Ottawa please nutif reward.

LOCKET LOST "urlean's a. e. Xmas. 'IS." outside, name inside wit 1. small picture.

J. W. Bailey Co. LICENSE PLATE Lost. No.

please notify Autt Carl. Central livery. Lansing. Mich. TOY FRENCH Kull dog.

lost Wednesday evening; brown and white, rewnrd; Willow St. TAN LEATHER PORTFOLIO Containing Sun oil Company's printing, also personal papers of C. B. Newton; reward; call at Arrow oil 'o. WALKER HOUND Lost license No 5050; answers to name of Tag; spotted white face, brown eyes and earn; re ward; 1104 Persons Court, alter ti p.

in Monuments Lansing GRANITE CO. EST. 18S4 MAKERS OF MONUMENT! ANY KIND OP GKANITK MAFBLE 610 E. MICHIGAN AVE. Personals LIVERY AND JAHDI.E Horses hire; 411 E.

Franklin. Cltz. 7441. VE HAVE been the leaders In cleaning and dyeing: for 31 years; Bishop; both phones. Land Contracts 7A FERGUSON Will buy that contract 1S26: 117 W.

Allegan. Cltz. 2403; LAND CONTRACT K. RhodfS, Bell Bids. Good, tor 701 F.

I'rudder. WANTED To buy will pay you casn. LAtid Contract. So A. Rice CITZ.

2017 609 OAKLAND BLDO. Auction Sales AUCTION Sales of ail kinds. Voorhels Parker, auctioneer. i-tiona 2267. 62.1 East Mich.

AUTOMOBILES Automobiles For Sale UIICK SIX or Citz. 4U59. idle, 1uij; Jlj BUICK SIX every way; 3L0. i $150; 1 A-l 414 condition. Wash.

1S20 CHEVROLET SEDAN IMS AUUl'KN ISIS OVERl.AXn SO 11'IS HAUI.KY MOTORCYCLE 1 1 7 OVERl.A.N'lJ S.i WILL ACCKPT PHONOGRAPH. WHAT HAVE VOL' Tn TKAUE? COLUMBIA SALES 120 K. OTTAWA 1519 CADILLAC XEIV1.I I'AI NTEI l'ISC WHEELS. SIX EXCELLENT CORD TIKES. A REGULAR CAR KOR SOMEONE WHO APPRECIATES A CJiJMb AL'ToMolLE: EARL SALES 4m; N.

WASH. 1522 CHEVROLET COUPE A REAL AUTOMOBILE BUY; EARL SALES 4116 N. WASH. AVE. 1522 EARL TOURING WE GIVE Vol' A NEW CAR GUARANTEE WITH THIS.

VOL" TAKE NO CHANCES: EARL SALES 401) N. WASH. AVE. I Fordsl Fords I TOURING 15:0 TOURING 1517 REO TOURING 151S lODGE TOURING 1520 OVERLAND TOURING EAS1' TERMS Dean Auato si lies WASHINGTON AVE. FOR Used Cars Buy.

rell or trade, SHORTY NORRIS AT USED CAR LOT. 1113 South Washington "Eome folks say he's honest. FORD ROAl'SI ER Engine overhauled. new tirs. for sal.

cash or terms, if reliable; Inquire at 527 Willow si. 1916 FORD TOURING- -145 cash 1 HZ KnoIUvood. i 2 sedan us like a NEW CAR; EARL SALES 406 WASH. AVE. FORD late 19-1, 4 14 North Wash.

perfect FORD nf TOURING. 190. tires. J15; 414 N. runs Wash.

1917 FORD. 414 North runs and Wash. looks good, $S5 For Sale or Exchange Buick 6. touring car. fine shape; nv paint.

Durant 4 touring car. Rulck tourtjii? car top. Durant tourinc car Capitol Heights Auto Trimming 1S0 Vermont St. Toth Fhones. FRD Road-ster, disc wheels; Stroin-herg carburetor, oversize cord tires, excellent condition: iri W.

Genescc. 9J3 GRAY COACH Run 4T.0 miles, an he handled with down. Koffee Kup Lunch. Otz. fi9.

FORD TOURING Rebuilt guaranteed condition no starter, originn owner; $l2z; cash write E. R. Spent vr. R2i E. Shiawassee; will come to you.

Oood Used Cars That Are Oood We havft a few high class automobiles on hand; arft mechanically right: will deal at bargain prices. 1M2 HAYNES 75 SPORT TRG 1920 NASH f.S'n TOURING OAKLAND 31C TOURING m-l CHEVROLET -tSO TOURING 1919 CHKVROLET 490 SEDAN CHEVROLET COUPE 1S2D FORD COUPE 191S FORD TOURING 19'JO BUICK 45K TOURING 1913 BUICK HEX Every car will suit th most tk-ular buyer; terms if desired, consider the old bus, or clear par-wll! real estate. Michigan Sales Tracking Go Artlrar A Sclhubel 1110 136 So. Washington Ave. Cltx.

Bell 351S Tragedienne Admits That Engagement to Comedian Is All Off LOS ANGELES. July 28. (By A. The engagement of Pola Negri, Polish movie tragedienne to Charles Chaplin, star comedian of the motion pictures, is off. definitely, after having been once off and then on again.

Miss Negri still says "hello-' to Charlie but "realized five weeks ago" that a match with him "was an impossibility." according to the Los Angeles Times. "Mr. Chaplin is a charming fellow." she said, "we are still friends. I say -'hello' to him but I realize now I never could have married him. He is too temperamental, as changing as the winds.

He dramatizes everything. He experiments in love. He has no quality for matrimony. I have great ambitions, and I am sure I could not be a great actress as Mrs. Chaplin.

Yes. I am glad it is over, and I have profited by the experience." Hi FINDS 10 "ALASKA PROBLEM" SEATTLE. July 28. (By A. The Alaskan program of President evolved from his first hand study of conditions in the territory, embraces in the main measures to conserve the salmon fisheries, 'removal of some of the restrictions on utilization vf the forests, grant of more liberal appropriations for road buildmir.

encouragement ricultural experimentation retention of the Alaskan and rail- road by the government. The chief executive presented his program and a report on his twr weeks visit to the territory in an address here late Friday. He declared emphatically that he had found no "Alaska problem" but that "Alaska is all right and is doing well." Mr. Harding emphasized that much of the development of Alaska, was dependent on the people of the territory, although the lederal government, he said, might aid. "Alaska is destined for statehood," he asserted.

ultimate "In a very fw years we can well set a large off the panhandle and block of he connecting a state. This region now part as contains easily $0 per cent of the white population and of the developed greatest single impetus we pos sibly could give to the right kind of development. As to the remainder of the territory. I would leave the Alaskans future to decide." Wednesday and Thursday Are Big Days at Ovid Sperial to Th( Muto OVID, July 2S The announcements are fully mnrle for nest Wednesday's nml Thursday's entertainment. The free attractions on the streets have seldom been equalled in central Michigan.

There are 12 vaudeville stars to entertain the Ernests. These are "the Four Melody Maids" whose instrumental numbers as well as sincins and dancinp are good: "Dick a celebrated cornet-ist will be here: the "Steiner Trio" the triple acrobats are a sensation. "Rosa and Costello" more musical people will also appear. Will E. Rider and assistant will perform c-n the out-door stage.

There will be a merry-go-round, ferris wheel, airplane whirler and all are free. Ball games will be played on the ground at memorial park. Arthur J. Davie will give exhibitions in an airplane and carry passengers. Homes are in readiness and people are coming here for the eventful days.

Mrs. Lucille Gee and five children will arrive here from Detroit Saturday to spend a month with her mother. Mrs. Post. Britain Doesn't Have Same Views as French LONDON.

July 2S (By The opinion that Great eventually will be obliged its own reply to Germany A.P.) Britain to send without co-operation from France and Belgium is strengthened by the latest reports from Paris. Some observers, however, hope that the attitude of Belgium, the aim which is described by the diplomatic correspondent of the Li Telegraph as ant attempt "to bridge the culf between the British and French may keep the allies together. It is reported here that there is considerable divergence in the French and Belgian views and that for one thing particularly Belgium looks with less favor than France upon the British proposal of the appointment on an international commission to investigate Germany's ability to pay. The Belgian reply to Great Britain is expected to be delayed a day or two longer than tht-French, which it is anticipated will be delivered in London Saturday or Sunday. FRENCH NOTE TO BE CONCILIATORY, SAY (Continued from Page 1.) better than at any time since the split of last January.

This feeling of optimism prevails not only in French official circles but among the Allied representatives in Paris in connection with prob lems arising under the treaty of Versailles. Both Premier Poincare and Prime Minister Baldwin, of England, are declared to have shown a disposition to make every pos sible sacrinee. The British prime minister, according to apparently i excellent British authority, feels a longer aosenee of his govern ment from action to bring about the execution of the peace treaty is impossible, while it is authori tatively affirmed that Premier Poincare earnestly desires the help of the British. The theory that France was holding off to delay the negotiations in the expecta tion that Germany would collapse, is strongly denied at the foreign office. A nigh official said Satur day that France never had hoped for the collapse of Germany, but onlv desired to see her change her policy regarding the treaty of Versailles.

To Enlarge Recently Purchased Breisch Home With Donation A substantial gift of $6,300 from the old Industral Aid society of Lansing, the city's pioneer charitable organization, to the Ingham County Home association i has made it possible to begin plans for the erection of an addition to Christain Breisch home just purchased on Willow street, as permanent quarters for the establishment of the Ingham County Home for elderly people. "When the association, through the board of directors, purchased the home on Willow street, the one unsatisfactory condition was that the house did not contain sleeping quarters enough. It was decided that as soon as possible an addition would be added to accommodate the increasing numbers of those who sought admittance to the home. The generous gift from the pioneer organization will enable the directors of the home to consider the addition at once. This old time society existed between 1S77 and 19US and was made up of such men and women as Dr.

H. B. -Shank, O. M. Barnes, Dr.

H. B. Baker. Eii Bid-elman, Jlr. and D.

N. Shull. Mr. and Mrs. J.

K. Warner, and Mis. Ora Scott, Mr. and Mrs. C.

J. Davis. Mrs. Ellen I. West-cett.

who for 30 years served as secretary, L. C. Blood, who was treasurer for many- years. Mis. Marv Welcher, Mrs.

C. F. Ptaley. Mrs." J. T.

Norris, Miss Elizabeth Brown. Miss Henrietta Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Woodworth, Mrs. William Cady, Mrs.

J. Evans. Mrs. W. Rice.

Mrs. Henry Cort-rite. Mrs. A. B.

Pixley. Mrs. M. S. Chafey.

Mrs. J. R. Carpenter. Mrs.

Ed. White, Mrs. Nancy Andrews, Mrs. Nancy Daman, and Mr. and Mrs.

N. B. Jones. Only a few of these old members are left, but it is felt by the members of the Home association, that in this generous gift from the old time society, the spirit that created its organization is still much alive. Suggest Name From Mrs.

N. B. Jones, who is the daughter of Mrs. Andrews, one of the founders of the old society, comes a suggestion that the new home nf the association on Wiliow street be named. Wil-lowcroft Inn.

The name, it is felt, suggests that welcome that exists there for the elderly who are without actual homes of their that awaits trios1 who to make it their resilience. Orher sue ares: ins for names will be received 1-y the board of directors, who at this time remind 'the Lansing people of the purpos-e for which was ed the ca re Afirt shelter of those ones; for whom no special homes exist elsewhere. Fn this home will be looked after, not only those who are financially able to bear: the expenses of their maintenance, but it is the hope of the association that deserving elderly people, not financially equipped to provide for themselves entirely, may find a friendly fireside here. The support of the people of Lrfi.nsin? lor this project is asked by the board of directors. I urinpr the week, Mrs.

V. Butler. A. T. YanDervoort.

Mrs. Frank Youns, Mrs. J. L. Snyder, and Mrs.

B. Leonard, representing the board of directors of the home, visited similar homes in Grand Rapids, par-t i 1 a i The Woman's Ho of which Mrs. Millie Op hand, formerly of Lansinu. is matron; the Holland hom*o for People, and the Isabella Home. WASHINGTON-.

July 2S (Ey A.P.) Tho United states naval destroyer Zeilin. seriously damaged in collision Friday with the naval transport Henderson bearing President Harding and his official party on the return from Alaska, has been brought alongside The army dock at Fort Case. the navy department was informed Saturday. The message said the destroyer brought to dock in tow of the destroyer Nicholas, had a list of degrees resulting from the flooding of the forward engine room and the alt fire room. Other compartments of the vessel were said to be holding arid it was said she would be towed to the Puget Sound navy yard for docking as soon as practicable.

The destroyer Woodbury also is standing "by and a barge with wrecking equipment is proceeding from the navy yard. Separated 25 Years, Couple Will Be Re-Wed KANSAS CITY. July 2S. (By U.P.) Twenty-rive years after Robert McFarlane broke up his little home at Kankakee. 111., and went east, while his wife and four children went west, the couple will be re-married.

Mrs. McFarlane who came to Kansas City after the separation, and supported her children until they reached maturity, received a letter from her former husband asking her to meet him in Detroit next Tuesday. He enclosed a check to pay her expenses. McFarlane, whoacfiuired wealth in Detroit, and later in Toronto, where he now lives, wrote: "Although I am 70 and you are 63 perhaps we can renew the romance that should never have been broken." Burglar Imprisoned JACKSON. Mich.

July 27. iTr A 1 fnder Sheriff Daniels took Hubert Hanco*ck, 17. to Ionia Friday afternoon. Hanco*ck was sentenced this week to serve a sentence from six months to one year for breaking and entering. He was arrested Saturday evening by police detectives and admitted three charges.

Marriwre Lleenw Forest E. Switzer. Howard City. Bessie E. Peters.

19. LansinR. William J. Davis. 22.

Lansinc; Bessie Baxter. 21. Lansing. W. H.

Kennett. 55. Lansing; Florence B. Parker. 43, I.ansinsr.

Howard J. Hill. 26. Lansing: Luclle Cecil. 26.

Lansinp. Lawrence K. Barnes. Lansing: Ar-Jlne Ashbourgh, 10, Alma. RAMMEDWARSHIP TOWED TD DOCK TO GIVE AWAY' Fine pet tiger cat four months "id and one with your: kit tens; s.

Lillian I-North Lai i h. WltlTK FREE CntV. two hundred page iiluM rated dog book listings for' hale; aire-Lales. huntinir dogs, watch uut'Jinotiile farm dogs, chi id i r-n puppies. Kennel supplier.

medicines, Oorang Hnx La Hue. O. lIor(s. attU. Vehicles 46 FARM TEAM A pies I'm sale.

DeWitt. to Keadie Hound Pup-L. G. f-tewart. Citz.

I'oultry ami Supplies CHH 'K'S. LEGH' 'RN I S7; Rocks. Red--, Run i.irpmgton, White Wyandotte. Assorted, 1 Sfl; circulars Hall h-cry. coiurnbia.

Mo. MISCELLANEOUS A ri ides for Sale 4(J ALL PLl'MLiNG. steam ueating, doors, windows floor and ceiling joists, maple liooring and lumber ail kinds; bricks, must move iuick get busy tor bargains Old State Allegan and Wash. BALI CA li For sale excellent condition; a Itfu steel crib cheap lyr cash. Bell 7u7-M.

or 1111 Demerit Street. Concrete Mixer cash 4'74. quk-lc talo; Bell 105S-W. ELECTRIC urn, dish sink FAN Dishes, coffee, 1-7 E. Allegan.

SALE SEDAN t- ur or tradu i.U:t. 7M-U ICUADSTEU. IV E. Franklin. Ji.Su; lrm; Reo Phaetom I.Ike nt'iv saving; tal! r.jfj..

itadeibsilker T.lsht 1 sedan, i-laa cond it buy; 22 model, this lielore. first you STUD ERA KEl: li-i: Irtuff St. i-nd inv, ail tUO in Capatol Heights Auto Trimmnng WE MAKE AN'P REPAIR c'Jrtains, cushion, fai covers, upholstery (or npn atrl closed cars, replace linoleums on floor and running hoard. Many sntifed customers our greatest asset. Vermont oft E.

Eranklln licll 17-1 49! 1, Lansing, Mich. s. e. jones. rnnr.

T11 condition" cheap. HOA 1 'S'l'KII i-'i JTiOl Hickory St. WE HAVE i MJS I i KOT'It, I' REM I ER AN I SuMB OTHER GO(ll IVEI. CARS CHEAl'; EARL SALES t'-. N.

WASH. AVE. Automobiles For Kxrhansce 10 For Sale or WE HAVE SEVERAL USED TRUCK ANT TOfRINO CARS THAT WE WILL TRADE FOR HOUSES AND VACANT LOTS. MICH. SALES ft TRUCKING CO.

1110 S. WASH. AVE. CITZ. 3515 DELI, 139 Auto Ai'ct "ssorles 1 1 i NEW INNER TURE with slightly usetl tire ordered.

others up to 54.50; dcpi sit of fl required eat tlt-r; Home tire 714 N. Homan ChicaKo. or-A vc. Used TJres sizes. 51 00 uv in05 E.

Service cations ncpairinp 14 FENDERS and auto body repair. Rear) Savoy Hotel next armory. A. F. Rowe.

i Radaators Repaired and recored; Capitol Radiator Repair Shop; US W. Washtenaw St Bell phone 224. Ollz. M-63b. BUSINESS SERVICE Business Sc-rvico Oifcred 10 Acme Carpet Cleaning Co.

Carpet cleaners and rug manufac- turers. Both phenea. ASHES Rubbish, dirt, hauled; black dirt, manure for sale; Citz. 7550. Anderson's PARCEL.

DELIVERY 213 E. bhlawabStje tit. Bell 2S22-J ASHES and rubblsn hauled; b.s: prices for Junk, draylng. Citizen 6534. ASKS Rubbish and uirt hauled from Cellars, promptly; alao laaa traded.

Citz. 6775. Cinders 214 yards. J2.00: Cltz- 7650. CAltl'ENTER WORK and paintinv' Karage buildinf; a specialty; 67.1: Cita.

CEMENT BLOCKS delivered Cltz. 2643. Cl.TKKNS. CLEANED AND RE-FA IKED; FILTERS BUILT; CITil. 4052.

Call Harris for trails, and. drives; cellar bottoms, sidewalks, CUz. 4074, Bell 105S-W. Wood A r. for Q.

Christ! Cor. Pine! apply He man and Isaac IAS STOVE Grand. and baby cab; Gas range more; terms High. oven, new cost -414 Forest Avenue. JAS RANGE For sale: IVORY REEI BABY CAR Extra good ond it ion.

f1 1 5 S. Syea more Street. TentTentTent Water proof khr.ki tents; at same price of white duck tents; you w-ill have to hurry as they are going fast at the price. Lansing Tent Awning 304 E. Mich.

Ave. VULCANIZING Equipment, for sale or rade for automobile or lot write Box State Journal. Husiness Kiiuipmont 50 FLAT AND F-tfo ste and Hazel roil top desk, vpewriter. I office chairs; W. F.

Received. Corner Penn NATIONAL CASH REGISTER Just like new big b'trgam A. M. Murry. W.

Ottawa. I SET TOLEDO computing scales No r.O; costs about will sell for the price; city tested; have no use for them Chas. Oaf 525 West Sigina St. WE PROTECT Both merchants and customer; no springs: honest weights: Toledo Scales; 3 017 Eureka Bell 232-J. Buildin Materials BVILDING.

140 fc wide; 14 ft. posts, for cash inquire 32 feet pitch roof, cheap lfi W. Madison. Household Furniture 1 Fi looking 1 1 i i a nd a lihrary table and Columbia Grapho-nola. water power washer, dirt cheap 222 Jones Street.

GOOD LINE Second hand furniture; 1 222 Turner O- Robinson. GOOD RUG li. Washtenaw. bed, complete; 12 I TCHE ca hi net like new. six dining chairs, $5: all wool carpet.

condition. 9x12 ft. 21J. $4: Detroit Jewel gas ranee, $10; piate glass mirror, 1Sx40. $17.75: 2 iron beds complete, and solid oak rocker; $2.50 and 2 burner gas plate.

$150; no gallon crock, Bargain Basem*nt, 120 N. Grand.

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