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The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
The Big Sale of Rugs.

Last Tuesday there begun here most extraordinary sale of Antique Oriental Rugs These rugs are really antique-a rug you know must be at least fifty years old to be classed antique, and most of these are over one hundred years old.
 There is nothing like an Antique Oriental Rug to give nimitabe air of excusveness to home The inherent poetic and artistic temperament ot the Oriental brought into existence and developed into perfelton the marvellous pic lures in weaves which all the Occidental world has tried in vain to copy.
 beasts and while this law not observed for long among the subjects of the Persian ruler the laws nevertheless had great influence in perpetuatng the original designs geo. metric floral and in developing them to higher degree of perfection There lack of all furniture, and thee- fore the rug became the wall covering and the all in all for for palace and mosque.
 And how much may be read between the lines or rath- CT in the warp and weft of these rugs Not alone are they full of symbols to birds, animals, trees and plants but the most ordinary things possess a signif icance. Here are some prices-note the saving 300 Anatonan Mats, AnatoIian Rugs soooo, now 7s5o.
 $80o.
 Daghestan Dashstan-o5o 25o, s125o and $1soo.
 eulstan IA it. in by 10 1t 175oo
 khurdisan 7 it. in by 4 it. in, 75oo
 t2x1o, 225oo.
 kazak-15oo 1900 and 1s5o $500, $22oo and $25oo
 sSS 6oo ksr.s. ksr%a%shao aov sss fs by " for $500
 s Sss so o sssS ;sso sss s' sss ~
 $115oo sauk s it. 5 in by fit n $500
 sS sSS Selma Selma Esrssssn @ M i'm t t. " s ss sos
 ao aaS1 o ts., f ls by Il f n 427Oo ;O for $500
 Other prices of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
Sheets and Pillow
 Covers.

S1x90 Pepperell Sheets, soc. 90x90 Pepperell Sheets, 55c. 42x36 Pepperell Pillow Covers, f2Iac.
 45x56 Pepperell Pillow Covers, 13Iac.
 90x90 hemstitched Sheets, 65c. 90x90 hemstitched Sheets, 75c. 50 eiderdorwn Comforts, 72x72, silkoline covered, all pretty de- signs, at 4.e8 each.
 100 pairs of Blankets, at special price of $50.
 These Blankets are 11-4 size, excellent quality; they are worth $500 a pair, at only $50 a pair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
Music Department.

At all times you will find here the latest publications of both Vocal and Instrumental music. We have taken one of the Third avenue windows and filled it with some of the new songs. Come into this department and let the musi- clan in charge play any of the new things for you. All the music that we sell is sold at a cut price. Some of the latest songs received are:-
 When the Fields Are White With Cotton,
 The Sweetest Song the World Has Ever Heard,
 Tell Me That Beautiful Story, If I But Knew,
 Just When Needed You Most, Tell Me,
 The treasures of the Sea Lie Buried Deep,
 Only Once in Lifetime, Is It Love?
 I'll Wed You in the Golden Sum- mer Time,
 Fare Thee Well Molly Darling. When the Lilacs Bloom Again. When the Orange Blossoms Bloom.
 Midst the Old Virginia Pines. Ma1inda's RaPtime Rall Oh, Didn't He Ramble!
 Only 23c a Copy. ! A few of the late instrumental pieces are:-
 In a Cozy Corner-novelette. Dreamy Eyes-march and two step.
 New Mown Hay-intermezzo The Constitution-march and step.
 Cupid's Awakening-waltz. Birth of Love-waltz.
 Mississippi Bubble-march and two step.
 Collection of about 800 pieces, both vocal and instrumental. Regular Price 5 C; As Spe-
 Cial-l0C.
 Folios containing ten selec- tions vocal and instrumentaI-
 l5c Song Folion-25 pieces 25c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
"Tom and Jerry" Weather
 Nearing.

The cold brisk breath oi King Frost will soon be felt and Tom and Jerry" sets will be in demand. We have complete sets and also single bowls, and mugs by the dozen.
 Tom and Jerry Sets, l bowl and 12 mugs, 3.50.
 Tom and Jerry Sets, bowl, size larger, and 12 mugs, 4.5o.
 Other Sets at 500, 600, 7.50 and 1000.
 Bowls, gold stenciled, at 2.25, $50, 500, 7.oo and 1000 each.
 Mugs at 1.<5 and 2.5o dozen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
Damaged Pictures At About Half Prices.

We have taken all the Pictures in the Picture Department that have been soiled by handling, or that have a scratch any where, and reduced the prlce---ln some instance to half what 1t was. In a few cases the pictures are less than half, but that is where they are con S1derably hurt.
 Where they are half prices, the dam- age, in a number of instances, Is very slight. You will find these pictures dis played on front tables on the main floor, with plenty of peo- pie in attendance to serve you,
 To add interest to this sale we have taken a lot of pictures in per- feet condition and re- duced the price about 25 per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
TEACHERS
Adopt Reading Course

At their meeting Saturday the county teachers adopted the following books recommended by the committee: {: Seeley's Foundations on Education. soc; James Talks to Teachers on Psychology, 1.35. The books have been ordered and will be on sale in the Book Department of Loveman, Joseph & Loeb's by November 18th. These prices are very cheap, and every teacher is urged to buy the books as soon as they arrive. The discussion ol the subjects treated in these books will be begun at the next institute. Committed: Thomas R. Walker, chair. man; J. B. Cunningham, J. M. David son.-Birmingham News.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
New Belts In.

Plenty new things coming in every day now in belts. Here are three styles that are particularly attractive at the price.
 Pretty stitched satin belt. with black buckles, dip front, 25c.
 Postillion Belts, in black peau de soie silk, with two or three tabs, trimmed in buttons, 65c.
 Headquarters for fine Belts; a large selection to choose at, 75c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
Jewelry.

Pretty pearl stick or scarf pins, 25c.
 Childrep's solid gold band rings, Soc.
 Gentlemen's Sterling Silver Seal Rings, gray finish, 1.25.
 Misses German Silver Purses to hang on neck chain, 1.T5.
 Odd pieces in sterling silver, suitable for wedding and other gifts, such as Sugar Shells, Sauce Ladies. Cream Ladies, etc. 1.25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
The Improved Leather Goods
 Department.

This department has been considerably improved re- gently, and now may be found here larger stock than heretofore,
 Wrist Bags, in walrus, in alliga- tor and seal grain, with nickel and gilt frames, 25c.
 Misses Wrist Bags, in brown, tan and black, with nickel frames, 65c.
 New Plaid Wrist Bags.
 Some of these have inside fit- tings, with small purse and smell ing salt bottle. 1.25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16

102-piece Carlsbad China Dinner Set, neat spray decoration, gold line, complete service 12 people, with exception 1 cup, 1 soup and l breakfast plate. Regular price on this set is s1S.000. Special on account of above breakage. 1o.5o..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
Two Special Lots in Dinner Sets

101-piece French China Dinner Set, rosebud decoration, gold stip- pied knobs and handles, complete service iess dinner plate, 8 cups and 3 coupe soups. Regular price is $25.00. Special less above break age. 21.75.
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showing.

Candles, 12s, any color, plain or twisted, each, 4c; per dozen, 40c. Candles, Ss, any color, extra length, special candelabra and banquet candle, each Sc, per dozen, 75c.
 Candles, 36s and 48s, Christmas candles assorted), per box sH0ca Shades, any color, crepe paper, each, &c.,. r
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16

Shades, any color, crepe paper, with pasteboard support, gathered top and bottom, each, 15c.
 Shades, any color, French Silk, either oak leaves or rose petals, each, 25c.
 Shades, any color, French Silk, double row of flowers, each, soc. Shades, electric pink only, each, 100.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
The Birmingham News Re- gently Contained the Ar
 ticle Below.

The books are now here, and here are the prices at which county teachers can get them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
Candle Shades and Candles,

When you give dinner party, con siderable of the effect depends upon the candle shades and candles being right plenty of new styles and ideas in both, are represented in the new stock that we are showing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
$ 1;; E! s; ; LOVEMAN $ ;'; ; E. s s;;': :;
 JOSEPH & LOEB.
A Thanksgiving Sale of Linens and a Thanks giving Window
 Scene.

This IS the time when every housewife IS thinking of repenishing her linen closet and thinking too, of how nice she can make her table look on Thanksgiving day. We can help her as no other store in the South can, for she can get here, more for her money and get the better and best, when she can get 1t no where else Our stock of Linens is now especially high in these makes:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
Beginning Monday Free Delivery EnSIey Pratt City and Vivian

Extraordinary
 Sale of
 WOmens Shoes
 We place on sale 326 pairs (by actual count of ladies hand made shoes. These shoes represent a sur plus of stock. So because there Is more stock here at this season of the year than we should have, we put very nearly cost prices on them in order to convert them at once into cash.
 Thes are not old style shoes-on the contrary a large part of them are the fa- nous Laird & Scho- Der Company's S make.
 All a r e hand made, in button and lace. Some h av e light soles, others heavy soles and ex- tension edges. Some have kid tips and others patent leather tips. There are three style heels-Cuban, Military and Com mon Sense. There are three style leath- ers-Patent Vici, I'm ported Enamel and Plain Kid. There is every size represent ed, and every width. The smallest price shoe in the lot is worth 500 = t h e highest GOO, b u t there are more $50 and GOO shoes than anything else. They all go at the one uni form price of 3.85.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
$l.5O to $2.25 Fancy Wasting
 Velvets at H.25.

We have taken all our Pin Dot and Hair line vevets that have been selling at $50 $200 and $225 and marked them $125 They will be sale all this week they on sale
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
Special Things in the Dress Goods Department

Some Special Things in the Dress Goods Depart Here are some special lots in the Dress Goods Depart ment that put out at prices. Two of lots have the two lots which have been reduced in price are the things which you are buying every day.
 48-n All Wool Crash Zibeine stylish shades; SIPS goods-Specal 95c
 48n All Wool Natt Cloths in shades; value 85c
 Mysta Crash o Grante S100 value, at 75c
 New Blues, Tans Rose, Greens Navy, Electric Browns
 40-n All Wool Sheppard Pads soc and 65c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16

20-fnch Plain Taffeta. 1o-inch Glace or Two Toned Taffeta.
 24-inch Plaid Silks. 24-inch Pongee. 24-inch Sauntung. 20-lnch Persian Satin FouIard. 24-lnch Persian Pongee. 24-inch Foulards. 24-inch Metal Print Velvet. 24-inch Hollow Cord Velvet. 27-inch Corduroys. 1o-inch Solid CoIored silk Vel vets.
 1e-lnch Parme Velvet, all Silks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16

Heavy fleeced lined Shirts and Drawers, Jaeger color, 75c quality, special, 45c.
 All wool Camel's Hair Under shirts. $1.25 quality, special s5c. All wool Medicated red flannel Undershirts and Drawers, $100 quality, 75c.
 Medium weight Merino Shirts and Drawers, brown and natural color, $1.25 quality, special, 100.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16

3-piece Carving Set, Pinch ster- ling cap and ferrules extra fancy, 12.5o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16

3-piece Carving Set, extra heavy handle, in case, sterling cap and ferrule, at 800.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
Irish. German. Scotch. Belgian.

You will find full stock of both bleach ed and unbeached Table Damask and Nap cry of all kinds-in all widths, and plain or all hemstitched napkins in all sizes, and dam ask towels, fringed or hemmed and table cloths by the yard or separate with napkins to match, hemstitched or plain. And then be- sides doilies, Turkey Red Damask, plain linen or crashes, here are
 Hemstched Table Cloths, Hemstitched Scarfing, Hemstched Table Nap Hemstitched Linen SheetS kins Hemstitchcd Linen Pillow Hemstched Towels Cases.
 Here are some specials for Monday and Tuesday:
 72 inch Bleached Table Damask, assorted patterns, only soc yard.
 20 pieces of heavy Scottish Table Linen, full 72 inches wide, extra fine quality, at SIPS yard. Damask as above, inches Napkins 8x12 Cloth Same goods bordered cloh Napkins e5o sx1O, Separate hemstitched bordered Napkins 18x18 size only 800
 
 Same in border Lunch hem borders match quality 34x34 LOO A of Tab Linen consists at of 2 44x44 350 al the 54x54 at 50o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16

3-piece Carving Set, in case, 6 blades to select from, genuine stag handle, sterling ferrule, 5.00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
Thanksgiving
 Cutlery.

All of the blades of our cutlery are guar anteed. You will do well to buy Thanks giving Cutlery here, not alone for that req son, but because our prices are sure to be no more than they are elsewhere-and quite likely to be less.
 A selection of six styles, each blade be- ing different, 500.
 Knife and Fork, with patent fastener, LOO.
 Buckhorn handle imitation Knife and Fork, 1.25.
 ? styles blades, 8-inch, Knife and Fork, 2.25.
 Extra steels, Toe each.
 Steak Carvers, individual 2.5o.
 Bird Carvers, stag handle, ster- ling silver ferrule, at $50.
 Carvers' Assistants, something new and indispensable, 1.5o.
 3-piece Carving Set, in satin- lined case, stag handle, sterling ferrule, polished blade, 400.
 3-piece Carving Set, in case, 8 styles blades, 4.5o.
 3-piece Carving Set, in case, 6 blades to select from, genuine stag handle, sterling ferrule, 5.oo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16

Pearl handle medium Knives, plated blade, PA z-inch, pearl, at, per dozen. 1850.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
Here are the different silks:

27-inch All silk Black Taffeta. 24-lnch All silk Black Armure. 20-inch All Slk Black LouIsine. 20-inch All silk Black Liberty Satin
 24-inch All silk Black Surah. 19-inch All silk Black Peau dc Soie.
 1e-inch All Silk White and Col cred Striped Silk.
 2o-inch All silk White and Col ored Louisine, solid shades. 2o-inch All silk White and Col ored Satin Liberties.
 2o-inch, Jacquard Designs, Tai. feta.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
S''; $ E! s;;'; ;;; LOVEMAN .; s::; ;s;. JOSEPH & LOEB. There Begins Here a Most ImpOrtan mt Sale of $1.OO to
 $1.5O Silks
 at 50c.

We have gone through the silk stock and picked out the slow selling silks from $I.oO to $I.5O, and marked them all 5oc.
 It will be great sale, and every woman who wants an extra shirt waist can not get better opportunity y-nearly all the silks are $I .oo and SIPS values. few of them are $I.5O silks, but still fewer are 75c silks. The colors in this 5oc sale embrace the whole range of Street, Dress and Evening shades, while the patterns are not only varied but rep resent those that have been selling well this season.
 Here are the different silks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
Some Special Prices on Mems Furnish
 ings and Fixings.

Monday the wives, who plan to make their money go farthest, come to the store and buy their husband furnishings. Monday and Tuesday the mems furnishing department is as crowded with women as it is crowded with men on Saturdays, and the other days. So today we tell of those articles which awoman well knows the every day price of, so you may easily compute the savings on these
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16

3-piece Carving Set, in case, 8 styles blades, 4.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16

S-piece Carving Set, in satin lined case, stag handle, sterling ferrule, polished blade, 400.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16

Dr. Wright's all wool fleeced lined Shirts and Drawers, special e5c.
 Heavy ribbed Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, special, 95c.
 Heavy Outing Night Shorts, full length, 75c quality, special 59c. Heavy quality Outing Night Shirts, trimmed with silk braid. $1.00 quality, special, 79c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-30
POULTRY.

FOR SALE-NVhits Plymouth Rock eggs.
3 for q setting OF y. c X Freeman.
so4 ). Seneca street 1881
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FOR SALE
Residences all over Wichita. ranging
from two 70 eight rooms, at prices from
500 20 s. soc: some on very easy terms.
Drop Us q line saying what YOU want
and We viii cali with list and SHOW
you around IN automobile
129-3t DEAN GORDON.
FOR SALE-Ten-roon house. modern. =
feet. east front. on Fatrl1ew avenue. BE-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth Here
IS a SNAP.
Ten-room. brick house. below Eleventh
street. good location. only SlI00.
Besides these. We have seversl gilt-edge
Investments IN farms stock ranches and
unimproved city property
NORTH END REALTY CO,
u5-tf 1893 y. Lawrence.
FOR SALE@214 Laura. 5-ro0rn cottage.
2 closets, good cellar walled Up. bara.
good well - feet, corner location, en-
feet OF permanent walk, shade n abun-
dance ana fruit This property rents
for SO and Is 10 % sold at once for
so. $3.50 cash. balance IN Building AID
Loan Reese & CO., IL T. First
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s. 90 990 TO LOAN on Kansas snd Okla
homa farms. Whine & Whine. Wichita
Kan ST
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LOST-Betveea Third and Ninth. on
Market a pair OF goid-oowed glasses.
Finder viii please return 70 Eagle
Office Reward 1917
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LOST OR STOLEN-But can be found 81
$3.50 y Main street after tbs first o.
May. J. F. Stafford. Gun and Bicycle
shop l4l-2tH
LOST-Last Sunday. a small gold Iocket
ana s-nau chaln rrlrh nlct--ra EatL----
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-30
EoR EXCHANGE.
RFAL EsTATE FoR sALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SST.EO76S feet On Feirview near
the corner q Fourteenth street Desir-
able neighborhood and fine houses
The best residence corner on North
Lawrence avenue. with 50 feet front and
HARTFORD WESTERN LAND co.
Sedgwick Block, rs E. First St
FOR SALE-Fiuest building site on Waco
avenue. 50 feet on corner OF Waco and
Central avenue. cement walks on two
sides. Wheeler < Kelly. Jos f. First
street Phone 40 lZ5-we-su-tr
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For wichita
property. . acres OF garden land. on
river bottom. ~ miles southeast Of
Pond Creek. o. T.; groom house. barn.
chicken house. new pump. s acres fenced
for pasture. the rest in splendid garden
truck. excepting acres. VIII ne planted
In sweet potatoes. This is q snap. az
7 have 10 Quit the business on account
OF Door health Inquire today Of T.. g.
Rich. at Ferrells. South Water street.
14l-ltx
FOR SALE-ss0 BUYS A FARM We
have 10 acres Of land a few miles west
20 Anthony winch We VIII sell tor Sosl.
$50 cash and the balance tlg1 per year.
payable quarterly or monthly, II de-
sired Z per cent interest on deferred
payment This land VIII double in price
yr Aftc AL4r lA 40 HeAA A0A- - - ENH4.
far land-a big bargain az price and
terms offered
HARTFORD WESTERN LAND CO.
rs /. First St. SecgwiCk Block.
l4l-We-fr-su- tu-th- fr-su-lr
FOR sALE-I.oss e. s.. 90 ard =. Laucks
addition. FairvieW avenue. Henry "
HUFFMAN. Biting block. Il5-su-we-If
FOR SALE
The following western Kansas lands. OF
Bunuell a. Emo Investment company.
FL SEts 1857 r.. Harper Co. $50.
SEtt wv. Ma SWi<. 81 SN1. ~
w. kingman Co. $50
WIZ NKV1s 1S-is-I W, Mcpherson Co.
81 Nvvil and lot 2s-2S-12 E. Green
wood Co. is acres. s. GO
Ne. s-Z-l5 w. Pratt Co. 80
ST. SEA and So SWZ 3iZ7-ls ",
kiOTa Co. $50
List Of 3 or So more farms viii be ready
DEAN GORDON. Receiver.
1881
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FOR SALE-Iieht Brahna eggs for
Matching from the highest scoriug hens
in the land 51c SLeJ and s2f0 for Is
eggs. incubator prices much lower. /
never had such matches. and fine chicks.
On to 100 per cent are Matching. Mrs J.
r kenW0rthy, Il1 Waco 155-U
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CLASSIFIED
WANTS
&&&&&&&&&%@~~~~@~
FOR SALENo. so4 S. Main. s-roon,
modern cottage, 81 feet 7. J House.
al Pratt Lumber Co. I33-st,-we-stx
FOR sALE-An attractive and most de-
sirabie home. every improvement and
splendid fruit; can be bought a. 4 bsr-
gain r 7. Bean. 292 E Douglas
lss-ex
FOR SALE-5l2 y. Waco, .2-story. s-room
house, city water, gas and newly pa
cement walks. 5000 until Nav d
Wheeler & Kelly. 10S E. First street.
Phone 40 Il we-su-tf
FOR SALE-A brick hsuse. 7-rt,orns
closets. cellar, large barn, water in
the yard and seventv-fye feet og
ground; cement walks. Can on prem
ises. 3f7 Wabash avenue 13s-stx
FOR sALE-By owner. Ig5I PARK Place.
le0 feet. east front. fine location nice
lawn. good shade. cement walks. s-room
house, large barn; bargain Price.
s, 80 Easy terms. 133-su-ttI-we-tt
FOR SALE
The following Bunneu & Emo Invest
ment Co properties
1855 ;. Lawrence, s rooms. rs feet 3 80
6-5 5 Topeka, rooms, O. feet. 8. 800.
1920 y. Lawrence, ) rooms. = feet 81 COO
191e \. Ernporia. 3 rooms, 20 feet, 8. 800.
11l6 E Douglas, { rooms. 20 feet & go
l33 Ohio, rooms, - feet. xl1U0.
2-l Ellis. rooms. - feet, 81 050.
20 y. Main. rooms, > feet, $3.50.
1873 y. Topeka. rooms. 81 feet, 8, 500.
1906 y. Lawrence, ; rooms, - feet, "a 90
VACANT LOTS.
Is Wichita St, Waterman add, g Co
g 8 Gold st. Eureka add, go.
IS 50. Park Place, Hersey's add. 500.
19Sxl51, Market ST., back OF 1889 S. Law
renee, tax title at redemption value OF
deed.
2 T. s. s. fremont avenue, Allen (
Smiths addition. 500.
e. 81, Mead ave. HOdgson's add. $50.
y. p Of 5. Cannon ST. Hilton : ID. zoo.
% Alosiey ave, StansbuTy's add, SSG
- o. &c. q block I. Ohio ave Wash
ingtOn avenue addition, $40.
=. g.. Pattie ave, Lincoln st. add. $50
J. 8, Oak St, Garris0n's add, 1910.
y, a. Green ST., Fosters sub Of Chsu-
tauqUa addition, s4o.
-, Jeaaett ave. Rich's add. rs.
-, -. - y. Minneapolis axe, Mime
apOlis add, 500
some ~ above houses can b. sold on
small payment. subject to the mortgage.
Other lists Of houses. lots and western
lands viii he ready later on.
DEAN GORDON. Receiver.
13S-l0t
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FOR sALE-Bun Plymouth Rock eggs. g
per setting OF Is; all prize winners. A.
j. Wsddell. 10 New York avenue.
Wichita, Kan. 103-sun-wed- IT
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SITUATION wANTED-mALg.
MISCELLANEOUS HELP WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.
statesmen WANTED.

SALESNIEN WANTED-For fun line OF
fruit and ornamental trees Pay week
Is, outfit free; steady work Lawrence
Nursery Co. Lawrence, Kan la4--ptX
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FoE SALE-Serer- rcar1 h-aza tz
fr-lc z-1 shsce trees Tcr-a see ara
make oEer u& : Isll stree,
L-s1- Es-.f