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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-26
A MUSICAL
TRIUMPH
Production of "ParsifaI'' In New York
UnrivaIed.
VAST AUDIENCE IMPRESSED
wagner Festival Play Never Before
Given Outside BRireuth One OF
the Most Important Event. For
American Music lovers.

New York. Dec % Fer the first
Elme since It was nrst produced liz Ba.
lfeuth ID 1882 Wagners Parsifal was
performed yesterday outside Of the fes
tivaI playhouse for which the master
composed it. A vast assemblage was
gathered at the Metropolitan Opera
House to witness 1t, an assemblage
most brilliant in appearance and in
quality, following the drama with the
| keenest attention, with breathless si-
lence, and submitting eagerly TO its
spell.
1t may truly be said that the eyes Of
the whole musical world We're turned
upon this performance, and the out
come of it has been awaited with wide
| " varying emotions on the part Of
many who have been for or against It
on divers grounds Never before Ter
haps las a stage production Of any
kind in this country so stirred the inn
aginations Of SO many people or been
SO widely discussed or SO urgently de-
bated In many Of its aspects it was
one Of the most important and signifi-
cant musical events that Americans
have been concerned with.
A splendid Production.
"Parsifar was presented in a man
ner wholly betting its distinctive char
acter as a work of art, manner that
recognized and gave a full exposition
Of the solemnity and dignity of its
theme, the lofty eloquence of its treat
ment, the empowering impresslveness
Of the drama This much must be
clearly made known, to serve as ii may
/ and as far as it can to answer the
sneers that have been leveied at Tie
artistic appreciation, understanding
and standard Of achievement Of the
New York public
The artistic value Of the "Parsifal'
production was Of the very highest
1t was in many respects equal to any
thing that has ever been done at Bal
reuth and in some much superior Ii
was without doubt the most perfect
| production ever made on the American
lyric stage. Those who wish to quar-.
rel with the performance on aesthetic,
moral or religious grounds have still as
much upon which to stand as before.
Artistically it was nothing less than
triumphant
The spirit that filled The representa-
tion in most Of its elements and that
animated all who participated IN twas
one Of reverence and devotion to the
ideals Of the master Of Jealous eager
ness in carrying out his intentions in
all things Great and small. in The score.
The Interpreters Of tie chief person
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nenort ON soldiers, homes.

Washington, Dec. 26.-According t.
a report made BY Brigadier General
George II. Burton, who has just com
pleted a tour Of inspection Of the yari
GUS branches Of the National Soldiers
home, it was shown that during the
past year 33.15T old soldiers have beer
cared for. The annual per capita ex
pense Of this maintenance was Sl4l70
which is an increase of 20 per cent dur
ing the past three years, ascribed L
the general advance in the cost Of food
products. OF the inmates 25,168 art
drawing pensions Of from S6 70 S72 PEI
month aggregating a total Of S3,16d,
734. During the past year there were
1868 deaths and 1852 first admissions
which makes the deaths - per cent 81
the increase, a decided increase In tht
death rate.
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ages of the drama were singers VINO
have drawn knowledge and under
standing Of its requirements from the
fountainhead at Baireuth and who have
been among the most distinguished
participants in the festival perform.
ances there Nine Ternina. Mr.. Burg
staller and Mr. Van Rooy
Throngs struggled For seats.
Never in its long history OF famous
musical events has New YORK seen the
crowd that turned out to witness this
gala performance Wagners master
piece has never before been seen OK.
cept at Balreuth. and the popularity
of the opera, combined with the yigog.
GUS protests of the composers wife
against its production in this country,
brought out the largest audience that
the Metropolitan Opera House has ever
seen.
Every seat ia the vast theater *.
cept a few that we've gathered IN by
spectators was sold a week ago. mi
standing room two hours before
opening Of the performance was
premium
The spectators who were fortunate
enough 70 hold seats earlier III the DAY
were doing a land office business 4
box was sold carly in The afternoon
for s125 the box Office price 81 which
was S75 Offers Of more money v.aro
later heard. but The demand exceeded
the supply and i was impossible after
: O'Clock to obtain a seat Of any Kind
in the house.
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Cook countf Democracy Receiver.
Chicago Dec ~ Jaco1 4 Richard,
q former south town assessor. has bee
appointed receiver Of The Cook County
Democracy ~ Judge Brentano The
appeal was made Oh tne petition If
friends Of Robert +. Burke. formerly
city oil inspector who declared AM
two sets Of officers had been electoa
and their installation was liaba n
cause conflict ana disorder, besides on
dangering the safety Of the pnnsvl i
of the elrsS
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Florenea aly Dee 26 samuel L.
elemen Ozark Twain who has been
continually busy writing, spent Christ
mas csc wlth HIS family Mrs. Glenn
ena who las been III Tor some time, Il
pregrnsp satisfactorily, II slowly.
aud inds lauah enjoyment n the mild
air.
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Kineston,n Loo 80 49,

Kingston, n. Is, Dec rs. Nearly aoa
poor families We're supplied vim
Christmas dinners by eharitahlo NV rs
pie Of Kingston today. Families boy
ing children are supplied with tovs
the gift Of Congressman Coorga :
Smith. = u
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n,d ,-olIgh,. wr0 lonted.

London, Dee, 20 "a dispatch from
somallnnd says that Major General
Sir Charles Egerton. commander Of the
British forces has had an engagement
With the forces Of tile Afad Mollah and
has routed 1000 dervisiies near Bad-
wcin The dprylshes lost $50 IN killed
and wounded.
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Fire IN Berea. 3.

Berea, o., Dee 26 Tho car harms
and 2 number Of ears Of the Cleveland
and Southwestern Traction Railwav
company have been destroyed IN AS
The loss IS estimated at $4,000 The
warehouse Of the Sprague CARRIAGE
company was also burned loss ~ 0no
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st. Paul Mimi, Dec. &C. Fire has
caused a loss Of $4,000 in the heart Of
the retail business district on tile cor
ner Of Seventh and jackson streets
The loss IS partly insured Three fire
men were injured By falling walls
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Tribesmen Loot Moro.c..

Tangier, Morocco, Dec. 26.-Tba 49,.
Of settat, near Casa Blanca. ~ NV.
attacked ana pillaged and partially g. ~
stroyed by the surrounding tribes T NJ
population included many Jews =
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Minneapolis, MINI, Dec "a ~.
erty valued at $4,000 was destrovat lg 4.
fire which Quilted the four story NH;
ing on Nicollet avenue known i lt II.
Grinnel building. g 'as
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
piles. Your druggist win refund money
II Pazo Ointment fails to cnre you in 8 to
IA days zoe
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HnADAcmEs FRoM nn1 -

i y. s,' bTomo Qqinine removes the cs,..
gag tne genuine can for the fun name e' ase Z
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4 E0pEEVT IL We cannot forthwith produce she qfls
&fE E nal and signatures Of above Testimonials Nhh
.AsHEHsN vi viii prove their absolute genuneaess
R@0@S Lydia e. Pinkham Medteine e. l2nns 49,
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unqualified endorsement no 0e
troubles persuaded
something has interest IN your case
o the thousands q cures
in but
Ola e PINKEAMS VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
Continued.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
We wonder sometimes why 1t is that so
many of our people use city water without
filter. A good filter Is a household necessity.
It purifes the water thoroughly and rapidly
with: but little attention. 1t effectually bars
the passage Of all Impurities, and requires
neither skilled labor to keep it in order nor q
sinking fund for repairs.
bad filter that Is cratic and fails to work
and is habitually cutting off the water supply
Is delusion at the best. The Hygeta filters
are good and reliable (others say SOY; we guar
antee them to be SO. We claim the city water
1 Uttered through them is soft, clean and pure. 8
Spring water is expensive, well wafer is
something dangerously. polluted, though you
may not be aware Of It.. Filtered water will
stand the test against any sample of water.
IS We Invite you to use our filters and have soft,
clear pure water In your homes.
Address p. NJ. Anderson, 504 Sykes block.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

MRS. LILLIAN CLYDE, DERMAToLoGIsT,
removes wrinkles and blackheads and tightens
Habbys faces; removes warts, moles and super
duous hair. 6201k Ntcollet.
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AGENTS WANTED.

OUR PLAN FOR STARTING BEGINNERS IN
profitable mail order business Is remarkably
successful; some started three months ago
now receive 100 letters daily and are making
big money; you can do as we'll; complete plan
for stamp. Central Supply Co., Kansas City,
Mo.
WE CAN PROVE THAT OUR GENERAL
& agents make $50 per day; no experience need
ed; our circulars teach you The business and
patented goods do the rest If you are making
less than $500 per month write to us; don't
waste stamps and money on catch-penny ad
vertisements; we forfeit $500 to any person
proving do not send free samples at once
on receipt OF application with full information
to start right to work to earn $50 per day.
Braham Co., 97s, Cincinnati, o.
wANTED-eooD AGENTS IN EVERY TOWN
to sell Kendall grain shocker stock; rare in
vestment. Kendall Grain Shocker Co., 124 e
14th st, Minneapolis, MINI.
AGENTS WANTED-AGENTs MAKE 500 PER
cent profit selling III noyety sign so cards.
Catalogue free. Sullivan Co., 1139 Maplewood
av, Chicago III.
GREATEST FRUIT JAR WRENCH AND HOLD.
er ever Invented; sales enormous; booklet "a
Dozen Great Sellers free; prices right. Great
American Supply Co.. Dept. 13, 1s1 Lincoln ay,
Chicago. 49, 80. -.-
Aliens Fountain Brush and Bath outfit; write
for terms. Allen Mfg. Co., Toledo, Ohio
OUR MEN, ARE MAKING 50 TO $40 q, DAY
wre free te optea
College, chartered, Jackson, Mich.
AGENTS AND oTHERs-THERE IS BIG MO
ney in the mail order business; we show you
how. M. j. Blake Mfg. Co., Philadelphia.
AGENTs-$s0 TO $50 WEEKLY EASILY
made. We prove this. Luminous name
plates, numbers, signs readable darkest nights.
Samples free. Right Supply Co., Englewood,
Ill. ssz5 1.tG
IF YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY FAST AND
easy, write lis for our catalogue and liberal
offer. York Jewelry Mfg. Co., Syracuse,
N. Y.
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NOTICE

STONE, BRICK AND CEMENT REPAIRING
done on short notice. Man and rig always
ready. We look after chimneys, walls, stone
floors, sidewalks. etc. Prices reasonable. John
e. Layne, stone and brick contractor, Kssota
building. T. g., 2451. 81 &
DAVID p. JONES AND CoMPANY-MovED
to main floor Bank of Commerce Building.
70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN - MY WIFE,
Rose A. Earnshaw, having left my bed and
support and maintenance, all persons are mott
fed that I will not be- responsible for debts
contracted by her. Harry "A. Earnshaw.
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NINE. MARIE PERCY,
1901 FIRST Az. S. COR. TENTH. ST.

NINE. MARIE PERCY,
1901 FIRST Az S, COR. TENTH ST. i,
The greatest master OF occultism and psychic
and eptrs 70 be
names, anything you wish to know Her pre-.
dicttons are always correct, as thousands will
testify.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR NO FEE
Sf
claims, inyestments,. changes, wills and all
financial difficulties. D
LOVE, CoURTsHIP AND MARRIAGE
She gives truthful revelations in all love
affairs, troubles, marriages, family difficulties
and divorce. Does all seem to go wrong With
to success and happiness. Both await you If
only are anse eeFs to
lost your magnetism. Restore this and you
will gain your hearts desire. Come and learn
ALL BUSINESS SACRED AND coNr1DEN,
N. B.-Mail readings a specially. Send
Horoscope. Mention this paper. Hours, o a.
M. to 8 p. M
4. a2e lsT Az 8.
mt She gives perfect satisfaction in al
affairs of life; gives name OF living and dead
description is perfect. and advice, splendid
Can be interviewed every day aud evening
Take LIST av car line. s2S list av s.
JOSEPHINE MARVIN,
10 18th st S.
Josephine Marvin's extraordinary clafryoyan
powers: combined with her superior knowledge
OF occult forces, enable her to read human life
with unerring accuracy from infancy to ole
E. age. Her powers are wonderful and indisput
able; her advice. is, reliable, her informst tor
clear, concise and to the point in love. q nrt
ship. marriage divorce. sales, wills. patents
journeys, pensions. investments, speculation
property, Insurance, mortgages. oil and mining
Claims. diseases. etc. Readings by mail, 81
Send date Of birth ASK many questions a.
you like. Josephine Marvin, 10 7th ct S.
MRS. O. TRYoN, CLAIRvoYANT, GIVES
readings daily; holds 25c circles Tuesday eve
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wANTED-AT 1875 10TH STREET s, A GOOD,
competent lady's maid, to care for lady that
has rheumatism or for second work. Call 125
10th st s. p. ~
$40 A HUNDRED WRITING LETTERS HOME.
Addressed envelop for particulars. Electric
Remedy Co., Dept 10, 235 South Michigan,
WANTED-aIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work in small family. 721 e 2Sth ST.
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$3.50 CASH WILL BUY ONE Z.pF THE BEST
located grocery. butter and do,lE rbhsiness' in
the city; hne fixtures; horse andgwagon. Call
on or address 1872 R1yerside aYaoElata 1. City.
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oTTERTAIL.

The new townsite of oTTERTAIL, on
E the 800" LINE EXTENSION, has just
been plated. and lots will be placed on
the market this week.
OTTERTAIL is beautifully located on
high land between Otter Tail and Donald
lakes, In the center Of the FAMOUS PARK
REGION OF MINNESOTA, about 1870
miles northwest from Minneapolis.
OTTERTAIL is surrounded by fine farms
In one of the Oldest and best agricultural
" sections Of Minnesota, and will rapidly
grow. into. thriving young city. Good
openings for all lines of business. fine
location for GOOD Hotel, and one of
the best sections in the state for a cream
cry.
Other new towns are in process of plat
ting along the 500 Line Extension in Doug
las, Otter Tail and Becker counties, and
will be ready very soon
For ,plats and additional information;
), apply to .I.!
D. w. CAsSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent, 500 Line,
Minneapolis, MINI. , E ;.
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A MARRIED LADY WITH BOY YEARS
old, would like position housekeeper. :Ad-
dres
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TWO GOOD TELEPHONE EXCHANGES FOR
$4,000 or half interest for $4,000; paving. il
per cent net Address Postoffice Box POS,
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FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING-$4, COO
good Minnesota town; doing fine business ia
cobs, 81 Sykes Block. Minneapolis -.
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WEEKLY AND JOB PLANT,i DOING GOOD
business, for SALE EBarghin If taken at once.
Tribune, Edfnburp. N. aD.% 7.itf!{ e. =
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BooKKEEPER AND sTENOGRAPHER DE-
si-es position. Have had three years.: expert
ence In city. Best of references. Address
204G Journal, Il :. :. 2 - /.
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CLARIvOYANTs

DR. CLAYMONT, WONDERFUL CLAIRvoY.
ant, 6 magnetic heale., palmist. 1923 Henne-
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FOR SALEM ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS
general merchandise; invoice Sic, 600; business
good; real estate for sale or sto renti Reason
= Tor sale, business demands 1t. Further par
%ticulars address, 2762N JournaI =
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HELP WANTED--MALE
Continued.

WANTED-MAN TO TRAVEL IN MINNESOTA,
establishing trade for manufacturer; reason
able salary; steady employment; advancement;
experience unnecessary; addressed envelop.
Assistant Mgr NJ. ]. Brorby, room 701 Star
building, Chicago.
WANTED-BELL BOY. APPLY BRUNSWICK
Hotel. @ss'
WANTED-PoRTER. APPLY BRUNSWICK
Totel.
WANTED-AT ONCE, SIX MEN TO CLEAR
brush and timber land at Hill City Aitkin
county, MINI. Wages 81 per day. Work the
year around winter and summer. Good place
to live; on shore of fye-miles lake. Call at
win l.. Buck, 100 Kasota building.
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o. Q Q. 0 Q soraoao o
DIVIDEND NOTICE

~. DIVIDEND NOTICE.
dividend of three and ohe-ha1f per
cent upon the Preferred Stock aud five per
cent upon the Common stock of the
Finance Company of Minnesota, payable
out of the earnings for six months, ending
August 81. has this day been declared. By
order Of the Board of Directors.
H. +. NEWHALL. President ;.
$40 Temple Court, Minneapolis 4.
Sept. I'd, 1908. *
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| WANTED -. RoOMINGe HOUSE. IL 70 20
rooms. Owners only down town location SOS
Sykes block, MINNEAPOLIS. 4 - Sc ~ -
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PROF. HARRY w. ABBOTT, MASONIC TEN
pie, X. p. hall, Sunday, at s p. m. Psyche
logical Influences of .colors and perfumes. Res
idence, 1920 1st av S; 10 to IL, to 8.
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FOR sALE-BARBER SHOP, OLDEST AND
best paying fye-chair shop on 18th st in st.
Address X. b., care Of Alfred Krank, e
9Th st. is
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FOR SALE-GOOD STOCK GROCERIES, FIX
lures, horse. wagon, buggy. .'Wif sell cheap
FOR cash; good reason for selling. Address
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WANTED-CASH GIRLS, MUST BE 16 YEARS
old. Apply VIM. Donaldson & Co., The Glass
Block. .Efr
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EXPERIENCED SALESMAN WHO NOW
holds large trade, east half South Dakota. en-
special line for same territory. Can show best
record and results Address 2953. Journal.
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| GIRL 10 YEARS OLD WANTS PLACE FOR
care of children assist in light housework
Good references. INQUIRE III Nth aaY n. NlEl-
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WILL SELL HALE INTEREST IN WELL
Ia land business for $3.50 cash. bust
unless can take active part az ONCE. 1895,
l Journal. siEtca 49,
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LADIES FOR PLAIN SEWING AT HOME
hand or machine; materials furnished; no de-
post; particulars stamped envelop. Woman's
Remedy Co., 26, Chicago.
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Female.

POSITION wANTED-BY EXPERIENCED
lady stenographer thoroly competent, rapid and
generally accurate; prefers personal Interview.
Address 1879 Journal -. =. : ~
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GOOD ESTABLISHED MoNEYMAKTNG MANU-
featuring for sale for 81 1000; selling on ac-
count OF leaving town. 3o55, Journal.
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DlN1NG-RoOM AND KITCHEN GIRLS WANT
ed at A 18th st n.
WANTED, AT ONCE, AT THE CREOLE K1TCH-
,en, ,frst-class diniDg-room girl; steady place
for right girl; please don't apply unless want
to work. Wages, Sd per week. 400 9th ay S.
Come to work :
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MIDDLE AGED LADY. USED 70 TRAVEL
would like to travel with INVALID or care for
children when mother is absent from home.
Best city references. 2s4si Journal
WANTED - SWEEPING. = DUSTING = AND
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SUCCESS-WE CERTAINLY HAVE IT. IF
YOU want to trade your4 land for business or
business for land. writ Gus. II you want to
double your money In one year on land-on our
list is the chance National Informa ton Blu
reau, st. Paul. 45ss: Il TX
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COMPETENT OFFICE HELP FURNISHED
without charge, city or country; correspond
ence solicited from employer and enlploye. s..
A, Morawetz & Co.. '4O7 kaSota bldg, MlpS
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YOUNG LADY WANTS A POSITION TAKING
care Of children or invalid Reference and ex-
perience Al. Al Smelling av, St. Paul.
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A. THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR
general Homework; good wages; no washing.
Call Sunday after p. M, or Monday, 1920
Sd ay S, ~ 5-.-.a a ,'i--7- l,l.iTs-a.. u So
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-,.--.------ q BAHGAIN, ------..l-
IT you have $500 and wantjto go into the res
tanrant business, address 2S4Ta journal.
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WANTED-POS1TION AS CHURCH ORGANISE
Address DSS Jorrna)
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GREATEST FRUIT JAR WRENCH AND HOLD
er ever Invented; sales enormous; booklet, "a
Dozen Great Sellers" free; prices right Great
American Supply Co., Dept. 10, 1S1 Lincoln ay,
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wANTED-A FORMULA FOR GOOD STOCK
!. food Address 2S93, Journal III r.
WANTEp-L1GHT PLANT. .-To1 :RENT- OUT.
right or on shares, Or buy Sn good terms, by
an experienced man, An electric light plant.
100 K. w. No junk wanted 720O7, JourpaI
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PHYSICIANS [PRACTICEI* OFFICE FURNI-
and stock of drugs; collections last year over
$4,000; town Of 5000; write the N. s. Collec-
ton Agency, SIT Phoenix. p"
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wANTED-GooD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; good wages and permanent place
Mrs. James D. .Shearer, 1912 Queen sav. S.. T.
G. telephone 1880 a.. ss
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YOUNG MARRIED MAN DESIRES POSITION
in store or office of some kind. Have knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping and general office work.
Good penman; best Of references. 30o1, Jour-
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WANTED-WOMAN TO WASH IN EXCHANGE
for frst-class music lessons. 1868, Journal.
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ASSISTANT BOoKKEEPER AND sTENOGRA-
pher; one acquainted with commission agents
accounts and general Office work; state expert
ence and salary expected. 1928, Journal
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general housework; experience not necessary
If she will stay; young country girl, Ameri-
can born preferred. Address 264: journal.
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YOUNG MAN ATTENDING BUSINESS COL
lege wishes place to. work for board. Phone
61S Ii, care 3O61, Journal. --.
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WANTED-GOOD AGENTS IN EVERY TOWN
to sell Kendall grain shocker stock; rare in
vestment. Kendall Grain Shocker Co., ,124 E
18th st. MINNEAPOLIS MINI, IL rs-,. .