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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26
N o R w o Q ID
 "THE PLACID PLACE" YOU SHOULD SEE IT IN THE FIRST BLUSN OF SPRING

period Birmingham has grown so great and her interests have become so diversi- fled that she is actually thriving under a condition whiLn would be the undoing of some cities twice as large, and which could not obtain even in the Pittsburg district without causing apprehension.
 The strike has demonstrated the real greatness of Birmingham. ts value as an object lesson is almost incalculable.
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SITUATIONS WANTED


 WANTED--Position by experienced lady stenographer; good reference Address ..S" First National Bank Bldg. E7ANTED-By young civil and mining engineer, who now holds good position but desires change; employment as in- strument man, assisting mining engineer or draughtsman: Birmingham district preferred; age 22; training received in enc of the best northern universities; fifteen months practical experience; best references. Address Engineer, care Age Herald 3-26-4t-su YOUNG Greek who has been in this coun- try only short while, wishes some kind of employment; as fireman preferred. 19 years old; speaks fairly good English good. references; will work for reason able wages. Address George Syman. 1S10 1st ave. . EXPERT young lady stenographer with some experience as assistant bookkeeper desires position May 1 or 15; now em- ployed. but desires connection where there will be an opportunity of earning more money. Address l.. K, care Age Herald.
 WABASH Office Filing Systems and Of flee Furniture of every description. Rob erts & Son.
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AGENTS-Read in dark; nameplates, signs numbers; 200 per cent profit; samples free. Wright Supply Co.,, Engle- wood, III. ..-
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MONEY to loan on rea...sstate at lowest rate. Apply Alabama Trus. and Savings Company, 2o26 srd avenue. Massey build-
 ing 10-2-tf
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RATES-One cent a word day; no ad. taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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WANTED-Soap agents soap crew or ganizers and branch office managers to handle agents-s20O. Parker Chemical | Company 237 Market street Chicago.
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WE seek honorable husband for maiden age, worth s900O; bachelor girl. age S1. worth s12,000; widow, AZ, worth s3O,0OO; working girl, age 21, worth $500. Home and Comfort, Toledo, Ohio.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

$25 made 5000, $10O made a fortune, legit- innate business; my book tells how; sent free; attractive, interesting, profitable. James Wick, TAI Land Title Building.
 Philadelphia, Pa. 3-26-2t-su-tu
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MORPHINE, opium, laudanum and CO., caine habits cured permanently at home of patient. without inconvenience or detention from business; have cured hundreds Complete treatment s10 For full particulars write Dr. Long Co.,, Box 1125 Atlanta. Ga. 11-2O-tf-su
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MAKE your fortune by paying one dol lar monthly for shares In the Gold fields; agents wanted; remit one dollar to the Mining Trust Company, Los An geles, Cal.
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MONEY to lend on improved real estate; city or suburbs; one, two or three years; sums to suit borrower. Room 205. Jefferson Savings Bank building.
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are awakening. No citizen now under takes to set limit to the greatness of Birmingham.
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YOUNG widow. age 2S with S1Oo00 lady, 20. $5o.00O; lady 25 $15.OOo; blonde, IS. cash and beautiful farm; I seek honor- able husbands for these. Confidential.
 Address Mrs. w.. 697 Fulton street, Chicago, Ill. 8-23-sun-tf
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FOR SALE.

SALT BRICKS. Bartenders Friend and W. I. Polish; Buggy Umbrellas, Harness and Ruggies. William Reckling. lsll 2d
 avenue. 2-24-tf
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AGENTs-$1OO weekly taking orders for s11 all-wool, made-to-measure suits; no risks; samples free Great Eastern Co.,. 232 Martense. Brooklyn. M. V.
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s25O carpets your rooms, lining free. Send for catalogue. Lutz Rug Company, 47 North 18th street. Philadelphia, Pa.
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RUBBER STAMPS made same day as ordered. Roberts & Son, 1872 Sd ave.
 3-26-6t-eod
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FOR SALE.
 SS5O0-A splendid home on 11th ave, south; on alley corner; 65x16O; with large sta ble and two-room servants house; a modern and complete home in every re- spect. This Is between IT and 20th sts.
 T. L. ANGLlN & CO, Phones 1523. 2024 Third Ave.
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MONEY TO LEND.

WE WILL loan you money at lowest rate of interest on city or suburban proper
 ty. Birmingham Loan and Discount
 Co., 23S First National Bank Bldg. 3-s-tf
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SALESMEN calling on dealers and man. ufacturers can make 5000 per year car rying our line on the side; pocket out fit and liberal commission. Vulcan Chemical Company. Cleveland, O.
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WOULD you marry if suited? If so, send for best matrimonial paper published; mailed free. F. Gunnels. Toledo, o.
 3-12-10t-su
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ROOMS EoR RENT.

NASbbf furnished front room; bath or same floor 2212 4th avenue. 3-19-t
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WANTED--A well watered truck and dairy farm within miles of Birming- ham; 40 to 200 acres on reasonable terms. B. F. Eborn, SO1-2 Title Guar antee building. Peoples phone 1911.
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BUY meal ticket for s5 good for 21 excellent meals at any time. Phone Bell 1888 or call at 2101. Sixth avenue.
 3-26-5t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DIRT GIVEN AWAY-We will deliver same very cheap. Address Crockett Paving Co.,. 530 Woodward Bldg. 2-23-sOt
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WANTED-Amateur photographers to furnish photographs for our newspapers and magazines; opportunity to earn steady income; enclose 10c stamps for postage and booklet. Art Dept. The Ma tional Press association, Washington, D. c.
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PERSONAL.


 WE seek honorable husband for maiden age, worth s90OO; bachelor girl. age 31. worth sl2,000; widow, AZ, worth s3O000; working girl. age 21, worth $500. Home and Comfort, Toledo, Ohio.
 MARRY-Wealthy and beauty; marriage directory free; pay when married en- tirely new plan; send no money. Ad- dress H. A. Horton, Dept. 103, Tekon- sha, Mich.
 ROYALTY paid on song-poems and must cal compositions. We arrange and pop ularize. Pioneer Music Pub. Co.,, Inc. 6l5 Manhattan Bldg, Chicago. s25O carpets your rooms, lining free. Send for catalogue. Lutz Rug Company, fl North 18th street. Philadelphia, Pa. LADIES-When in need. send for free trial of our neverfailing remedy Relief quick and safe. Paris Chemical Co.,, Milwaukee, Wis. 11-H-52t-sun MORPHINE, opium, laudanum and CO., caine habits cured permanently at home of patient. without inconvenience or detention from business: have cured hundreds. Complete treatment BIO. For full particulars write Dr. Long Co.,, Box 1125 Atlanta. Ga. 11-20-tf-su YOUNG widow, age 2S, with SlO. coo, lady, 20, $50.000; lady. 25. $15000; blonde, IS. cash and beautiful farm; I seek honor- aDlc nuSDdHQS TUT l0eSe. OOtllueHlldl. Address Mrs. w.. 697 Fulton street, Chicago, III. s-23-sun-tf WEAK MEN-Our improved vacuum de- veloper permanently cures sexual weak ness, varicocele, stricture; enlarges shrunken organs; sealed particulars. Charles Manufacturing Co.,, Charles bldg, Denver. Col. s-5-4t-su WOULD you marry if suited? If so, send for best matrimonial paper published; mailed free. F. Gunnels. Toledo, o.
 3-12-1Ot-su MORPHINE, opium. laudanum, cocaine habit myself cured will inform you of harmless home cure. Mary Baldwin, Box 1212, Chicago. S-19-7t-su WEALTHY ladies and gentlemen of re- finement, anxious to marry; photographs and descriptions free. Box A64, Canon City, Colo.
 HANDSOME business man, middle age, worth s50000, pleasant home, desires at once true affectionate wife; maiden lady or widow; no objection to widow with children; money no object. Address Bel Monte; 561-14 State street. Chicago. EVERY good thing for the modern of flee. Roberts & Son. Printers. Litho- graphers, Stationers, Engravers. Manu- lecturers Rubber Stamps. Seal Presses Etc, 1912 Sd ave. Birmingham. Ala. BLANK BOOKS and special ruled forms made to order promptly. Roberts & Son, 1872 Sd ave.
 WANTED-Parties wishing to buy. sell or exchange real estate to see me at once; I can serve you. B. F. Eborn, So1-2 Title Guarantee building. Peo- ples phone 1911.
 TALLY CARDS. Program Pencils. Fine Stationery. Etc. Roberts & Son. Society Stationers and Engravers, 1872 Sd ave.
 FOR SALE.
 A broom cottage on a lot 50x200 feet, in North Smithfleld; has we'll on back porch. chicken house, smoke house. coal house. fruit trees. grape vines. etc, and Is within two blocks of two car lines; price very low.
 R. F. MANLY q CO,
 Insurance, Real Estate. Surety Bonds.
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WANTED-You to know that we do all kind of cleaning and pressing satisfac- tory; soft, derby, straw and Panama hats cleaned, blocked and retrimmed by expert matters. Gluck's Dye Works, 1916 Sd avenue yellow front, Bell phone 2372
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WANTED-Business property for cash buyers. B. F. Eborn S01-2 Title Guar antee building. Peoples phone 1911. Secondhand gas stove: must be in good condition. Address M, care Age-Herald
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WANTED-Second-ha hand roll-top desk
 also standing desk and iron safe about
 1000 pounds; must be in good condition Address Musketeer, care Age-Herald.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

LADIEs-$7 to $1O weekly earned doing plain sewing at home. Material sent free everywhere prepaid. Stamped ad- dressed envelope brings particulars. Un- ion Company, S22 Heed Building, Phil adelphia, Pa.
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IA ES-One cent a word a day; no ad. taken fo- less than 25 cents TOT hrst insertion. Gas must accompany every order.
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LADIBS-Anyone can earn $10 weekly gliding tickets at home, experience un- necessary. Send stamped addressed en- velope for free sample and instructions. Watson Co. 12l1 Hilbert st, Philadel- nahia Pa
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FOR SALE-15 lots well situated on South Highlands; average size. 50x150 feet each; two blocks from Loop car line; will sell all to one party at 1888. 8 per lot s. Bethea &, Co.,, 2O27 Sd ave.
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WANTED Energetic, trustworthy man or woman to work in Alabama repre- senting large manufacturing company; salary $40 to s90 per month paid week ly, expenses advanced. Address with stamp, J. IT. Moore Birmingham Ala WANTED-A home on easy terms in or near Norwood B. F. Eborn, SO1-2 Title Guarantee building. Peoples phone 1911.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE. A nice 5-room cottage on Eighth avenue, within block of the new High school; lot 50x190; Is now paying more than 10 per cent on the price asked
 R. F. MANLY & co, Insurance, Real Estate, Surety Bonds.
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LARGE profits; no competition; want party with 5000 or 5000 as partner or to finance manufacturing optical busi- ness; splendid opportunity. Address Optician, care Age-Herald
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HELr WANTED.

AMATEUR writers, male or females; stories. essays and general magazine work; highest cash prices. Address with stamp. MSS. Ex. and Pub. Co.,. 1906 Ma sonic Temple, Chicago
 LEGAL blanks of all kinds for all courts. Roberts x Son, printers.
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$25 made S3O0O S100 made fortune, legiti- mate business; my book tells how; sent free. attractive interesting, profitable. James Wick, TAI Land Title Bldg. Phila- delphia, Pa.
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FOR SALE,-Pool room, cigar store, three New Brunswick pool tables, beautiful cigar fixtures everything Al; gross re- ceipts average $2O0 per month; expenses $75; satisfactory reasons for selling. Ar thur G. Smith, Opelika, Ala.
 3-26- 1es -thu-su
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-03

o o o. o o o o o o o o o o
WANTED-PEoPLE WHO DESIRE TO
investigate the claims Of positive,
guaranteed cure for rheumatism to write
US for full particulars Of the most Won
derful discovery in modern medical his
tory; absolutely free particulars; sim
ply write and ask. DR.. Kendrick Cheni-
cal Co., Suite A. Keadrick block, st.
Paul.
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FOR RENT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Unfurnished Flats.
Continued.
o o Q o o o Q o o Q 0 0 Q

T. a. JAMESON,
2O5 Andrus Bldg.
Modern Steam Heated Flats.
Lowry Hill Apartments Hennepin and .
conpiete and up-to-date Oats IN the city,
~ sa~'o0 ai 1915 81 list az S.
Third floor, north, six rooms. 90 1
Third floor, south, seven rooms. 80. 1910
Cross Block.
32s 18th st, six rooms all mod 90 -
ss4 3 nth ST. SIX i rooms, all mod
1884 18th st. Ave rooms, all mod : !
= Marcy Flats.
1908 Clinton av, Flat !, five rooms 90 "a
! 1905 Clinton av, Flat il. i've rooms. !. :
- n00 Marlborough Flats. -
} Dol b 10Th st, Flat 8, six rooms -
sos 18Th st, Flat H. six rooms. 80
al modern Dcbbin BLOCK: - 0o'oo
2eo Cedar az, six rooms, :, all modern 22bo
) Fiat B4, 1925 Hennepin av, seven
} rooms. all modern. .,.:............ 1000
, Flat B5, 1925 Henneein ay, seven
, McDermott Flats.
$50 7th az n, fye-room fats, mod : %
) 'A " Kimbaii Flats. 1o00
> sss sth az 81, six rooms, each, mod % ~
. Modern Flats Without Heat.
0 40 18th st 8, three rooms, all mod
,Sernh ...:......... .............. ]oOV
0 all modern 49, $3.50
o 1913 4th av s., first and second floor,
o five rooms each, modern. ,....... 22.5O
o 161S 4th av s, basement, four rooms,
0 22s W 18th st, five rooms, all mod
25s1 1ith az s. i've rooms, city 1
o water oVU
o 200 18th ay 8, second floor, four
o rooms, city water. e eoo
o (. d.. J. H. Houses. Z
o With heat az. I've 1919. $1,000 22.5o
Q 1900 Byrant av s. is rooms, all mod -
0 2e41 Garfield av, 10 rooms, all mod
o ern .............'.. ...... o''oo
o 1no ehildrenj . .................. 2soo
o modern ~ :. $3.50 $780, $500
modem ' ....s... ~, =. $500
2o2 Ridgewood av, seven rooms, hot . ~
water heat ......,....... 4ooo
2a19 Bryant av N, eight rooms, mod a.,
ern, barn .........: ........... 1S.oo
6S1 e 10th st, four rooms, modern, -
barn ..s.-..........'.--.... io'oo
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' WANTED TO RENT

Q Q HAVE E 2o s f q i 70 REHrf Z .
. make a speciality Of renting and taking o
o care Of all Kinds Of property, managing o
3 estates, etc. can save you money. Q
Walter L. Badger, 800 Oneida Building. Q
90 Q
wANTED-EITHER IMMEDIATELY OR BY
Sept. l. by family Of three adults, a modern
+ fiat rental about $50. situated South or South
east. Prefer first floor, east or south 'front.'
age. Must have three distinct sleeping rooms
and outside windows. Best Of references fur
nished. $780, Journal. . ste.E-
WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG LADIES, ONE
large room with alcove or two smaller ones;
light housekeeping allowed; state price; good
references. 5443 Journal.
HUSBAND AND WIFE WANT ONE OR TWO
pleasant furnished rooms, with or without
board. State terms. 5444. Journal.
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TO EXCHANGE AZ
Miscellaneous.
>~~~>N~~~~~o~~~o~c~ c~~~N~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-IN WESTERN
land canadian preferred), 100-barrel steam
-four mill, with 30,000-bushel elevator dit
uated on track In North Dakota's best wheat
district; mill in first-class order. with swing
SITTER condeEsing plant and running. For
particulars address 55s1, Journal.
EXCHANGE FOR LAND, DOUBLE STORE
building, clear; $4,000 livery stock stock Of
goods $4,000. hotel and feed barn $1,000;
u residence eighth ward Joslin. 422 Boston
block,
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-FoR SAFE MIsCEILANEoUs

PiANos-WE oFFER THE SEsT VAIUEs
in pianos in the city. We have some very
fine square pianos that would be Just the the
pianos-Steinway, Weber, Ivers & Pond, EN-
erson, Ekhart, and great many others, from
SIS and upwards. Organs at ,$15 and up
wards. in all makes. Upright at $S5 and
up, in makes Of Steinway, vose, Weber, Fisch-
er, Gabler, Everett, Kranich & Bach. Wesley,
been used and are the greatest bargains ever
offered in Minneapolis. Call at once Oper
evenings. $. w. Raudeaslsh 8 Co., zoo
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TO LIFETIME sIxRooM SECOND FLOOR
steam heated fat In Ashmore, 825 9Th av Sc,
$50; hardwood floors, newly decorated and
refnished Edwards & Brewster, sos Guar
anty Bldg. -. 49, .. pr.4. .-.svs r
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DESIRABLE sEvEN-RooMa SECOND FLOOR
outside steam heated nat IN Ashmores 1928 9Th
az Sc, $40; newly decorated and rehntshed,
hardwood floors. Edwards s. Brewster, 8O3
Guaranty Bldg. ",:.. Il .=a.-s-- >..g.
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COWS. DOGS AND PoULTRY

COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY
~~.~~~~~~~~~.~.o-~~
CowS-I WILL SELL ONE FULL JERSEY,
4 years old, stylish color, very creamy, price
$685. one shorthorn, years old, $40; part
time If desired 1929 Portland. T. O. $40.
SCOTCH COLLIE PUP, TRI-CoLoRED, PER.
fectly marked, a beauty born March IT, 190oi
sire, Wishaw Climax; nothing better; very
cheap. A. g. Rehse, Stewart. MINI.
FOR sAIE-A GOOD NEW MILoH COW,
seven-eighths Jersey Can 9e ,a seen At rest
T. q. Nash, Robbinsdale, MINI.
FOR sALE-EIGHT CHOICE COWS; MosTLY
fa oa g sss
0oWs-2o GOOD COWS, .ToRWARD AND
backward springers, from $26 up, at Midway
Cow MA Mars ses Minnfsas transfer WIN trade
FOR sALE-GooD FAMILY cow, PART JER.
mixer; $50 takes her now. 1888 LongfeL
FOR sALE-oNE LARGE DURHAM-JERsEY
| COW and calf, two grade Jersey cows and
! calves, or will trade for beef, 21S "a az N
FOR sALE-1e GOOD YOUNG HENS, EXCEL
lent layers, and One fine rooster, $40;
| bargain. 2485 10th av 8. second floor.
EGGS FOR HATCHING, 10 VARIETIES, GUAR
Pike & Co., 221 I'd av s.
FOR sALE-ENGLISH SETTER PUPS, MALE,
| months old; best of breeding. 1900 Como
ay Sc.
FOR sALE-FULL FLOODED AYRSHIRE COW,
| also half Jersey cow. Inquire 40 4th ct N.
FOR sALE-FREsH COW, YOUNG AND GEN.
| tie. Call address 800 list ay 3.
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BOARD OFFERED

WANTED-sUMMER BOARDERs IN PRIVATE
family On beautiful hin one mile from Hast
butter. vegetables and berries; own production
Telephone and mail service. 5478. Journal.
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PHYSICIANS WHO WANT TO INCREASE
their income along medical dimes address r. r
Bell, room 404, 1877 Dearborn st, Chicago
CoRNs EXTRACTED, $50; INVERTED NAILS
and bunions treated. ps. Collier, b15 Mic. Az
LETTER 20. Z. y ABSENCE W0NsT
cause forgetfulness. Cherry. z
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ARE you GOING INTO BUs1NEss7 DO you
need, Office store or bank fixtures? We have
the largest stock of new and second hand fix
lures of all descriptions and at prices that
will sell. Come here before you buy. 300
feet Office partitions, desks of all kinds,
chairs, tables, counters, mirrors, showcases Of
all kinds, cash registers, scales, window dis
play fixtures, safes, letter files, confectionery
b. chairs and tables, stock tables, etc. Twin
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STOVE REPAIRS.

REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES; GREAT WEE.
tern Stove Repair Ca. 312 Henneptn avs
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BABY'S INSTINCT e..
Shows He Knew What Food to Stick TO.

Forwarding a photo of splendidly
handsome and healthy young boy, a
happy mother writes from an Ohio
town:
tThe inclosed picture shows my f.
year-old Grape-Nuts boy.
"Since he was 2 years old he has
eaten nothing but .Grape-Nuts. He de-
mands and gets this food three times a
day. This may seem rather unusual,
but he does not care for anything else
after he has eaten his Grape-Nuts,
which he uses with milk or cream, and
then he is thru with his meal. Even
on Thanksgiving Day he refused turkey
and all the good things that. make up
that great dinner, and ate his dish of
Grape-Nuts and cream with the best re-
suits and none Of the evils that the
other foolish members Of the family ex-
perienced.
ellie is never sick, has beautiful
complexion, and is considered a very
handsome boy. May the Postum com
pany prosper and long continue to fur
nish their wholesome food! - Name
given by Postum Co., Battle Creek
Mich.
There's a reason. Read the little
book, 'sThe Road to MELVILLE il
every pkg.
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The Food of
Our IForefaihers
The World Progresses with
Mighty Strides, but Intelli-
gent People Cling to One
Old Truth.

Modern progress, of which we hear so
much nowadays, is not so great perhaps
as we are sometimes made to think.
True enough, it cannot be denied that
the world is progressing along many
lines. Wonderful accomplishments are
We telegraph to trains moving at high
speed. We travel from New York to
Chicago in eighteen hours, tho only a
few years ago, comparatively speaking,
the journey required more than that
number of days. We build great rail
roads under the earth and soon we shall
build one across the oceans. All these
and many more marvellous things we
are doing.
But in one particular the most intel
igent and progressive people Of today
cling to the ideas of their forefathers.
One of the most nourishing dishes,
and one of the most common perhaps, a
century, or 50 ago, was known as "Fru-
menty.'' It is seldom, if ever, seen
now, but Hutchinson, the eminent Eng
lish food authority, says it was very
nourishing and wholesome. It was pre-
pared by soaking the kernel of wheat
in water until it burst and then boiling
it in milk with sugar and salt, and was
of high value in producing bone, blood,
muscle and nerve force.
Malta-Vita is an extended and elab-
ing Frumenty' The whole wheat
grain is thoroly cleaned, then boiled
in water, cooked in steam to gelatinize
the starch. then allowed to stand in
coolers (where it is carefully watched
by an expert) just long enough to allow
down. Then it is treated with barley
malt instead Of sugar, as the barley
malt and the gelatinized starch make
"maltose' or malt sugar-highly nu.
tritious and most easily digested. After
this it goes to the ovens, where it is
baked under such intense heat that
when the crisp brown fakes, delicious
beyond description, come from the ov
ems they contain only 1 per cent Of
moisture.
Malta Vita is scientifically prepared
to meet the requirements Of the human
body, and Malta Vita is good to eat
especially appetizing when served will
fruit or cream. All grocers, 10 cents.
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DRY WEATHER NEEDED
How to Secure and Market Heavy
Yields Problem at Miller.
Special to The Journal,

Special to The Journal.
Miller, S. D., Aug. 15.-This week
with favorable weather will see the
grain in stack and shock. Many
have finished. Threshing has not
started because of occasional showers,
but the machines are in readiness.
Three large new steam threshers have
been unloaded here, The price offered
here for new wheat is "a cents; for
macaroni wheat, 81 cents.
That the problem of securing and
marketing the crops before winter is
likely to 60 unsolved must be admitted:
The hay crop has hardly been touched
is heavily cared. Potatoes are ripe
and the yield large.
Joseph Wright, residing, west of Fort
Pierre, says a 3O-acre field Of macaroni
wheat was tested and estimated by the
judges to yield thirty7fve Or forty
90 seventy-fve bushels. The crop
acreage is small there, but enough to
prove that as good crops can be grown
further east.