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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
ers Of Captain Willard cia ann directly 11s

Iers Of Captain Willard cmnnntcd fl ll'
from Mr. Swanson. i US t$t
',rho$ writer Of that article crltcizes
me, said Mr. w Hard 5'''and quotes g
paragraph but only In part, from the re-
port Of Mr.. Pillow, chat man Of he Nll--
giniap Stated Legislative board, August, SlS99,
In dust ice ITO myself. quoted further
from the report Of Mr. 7 How no,tice
this morning, with consldera Bile aston
.ishment that Mr.. Swanson in The Times
Dispatch donounces Mr. Elbows report,
which lie or his friends quoted lii garrbled
shape against mo. " III IL; # 3Fs5 St n
81 have nothing further to say rcgald-
ing the matter unless other charges ARG
preferred against me. a ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
EASY FOR RICHMOND.
Local y, M. g. "A. Team Wins
Basket Ball Game.

Last nights Lasket-ball game ne 90 llle
\, M, d. a. gymnasium WAS ono, sided AZ
lis score, but insverthele less an intsres ing
n one al, account Of flne goal shooting ana
Quick passes, Eorten minutes a ne game llfl
"a east ana furious, MI hsF size M 'lA
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Richmond Academy Notes.

Examinations upon lhc work of the
first half year arc NOW on M te Rich.
lnoud hcadGny, This Win erld on Tues
day neSt aiid on Wednesday, February
1st. the work VI tic secolll terra VIII
Lc.in. i6.3i w 3
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Fewer gallons; wears LONGER peyoa,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

M To- morrow morning Dr.. ]. B. IIaw'--.
thorne will discuss from the Grove Ave
ME pulpit tho compatibility Of indlvid 11 /
Sality with social order. and security y -
special Invitation Is extended to strangers
in the city. The pulpit will be occupied
at night by Rev. John William y on '''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

Az park place Methodist Church to-mor-
row morning, the pastor Will preach preach z
special sermon to tho children. on the
s,,b1eot. ,.Danger& Signals. The subject
II Ti,Igtt will he, IA Fathers Charge TO
His son at q Critical Period. 81 Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

Rev. II, #4a. Aleuschke. pastor OF Bethle.-a
,1 lem LII theran Church, will preach morn
Ing and night. Subjects, 9C>lirlst's ship
ori the Sen OF Gallee. and tine me, Loept o.
Love. y Vi III NIX III
First Unitarian Church, Rev. John 'tt 3 ~
Robinson pastor. will, hold services e To-
morrow morning ut II o'clock az =! Alonrpe
HALL Subject of;the serm lhat, ~
liavett Shall Not Make Haste. n "a. III !. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

Rcv. Or. RI L. Smith, the pastor ]. OF
the second Baptist Church, will have FOR or
his Sunday morning subj THE ~ DIVINE Y,
Innocence. or God Over Home. The ne
fevenine subject 'The Word h Of .$ Cog t'tl q is
Quick and Powerful. At III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

rho Richmond Locomotive Works has
delivered the first Of the twenty new
locomotives 4 recently ordered by the
Chesapeake and Ohio road. and are OK
pcctcd + to complete and deliver al In, q
few days. The demand for locomotives rs Is
the works for some time to come. .sss3
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-28

car morning and evening are no bad
quarters of an hour. and he who is
forced to put in that much time in transit
every day should not rail at fate, but
bless it, rather; for fate is kinder to him
than he would be to himself.
THE WEEK.
The unsettled weather has had its effect
upon the market oe course. but the vol
unne of business has been considera nle
notwithstanding this drawback. Transae-
lions aggregate we'll in amount, though
no very large daals have been consum-
mated. Inquiry for residence property has
been good.
All in all, the market is In healthy and
encouraging condition the absence of the
speculative feature being especially graf
flying.
The indications are that next week will
witness trading on a more extended scale,
and that transactions of some magnitude
will go to record.
WHAT IT MEANS.
Building operations are now proceeding
very rapidly and will continue uninter-
ruptedly until the coming of winter. When
the season closes the record will show
not only have more buildings heen erect
ed than in any other year of the past
ten, but they average higher IN price
and in the quality of workmanship de-
manded. This means constant employment
for a large number of mechanics through
out the summer. and their wages will
maintain retail trade il it had no other
source to depend upon. But there are
other sources equally promising. and IL
the summer in Birmingham is not one OF
the briskest In the history of the city,
the Judgment of many experienced OBJ
servers is at fault.
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w. E. SORSBY'S LIST OF REAL ESTATE
is OFTEN VERY ATTRACTIVE.
Office 2OI5 Third Avenue
Office 2OI5 Third Avenue.

$1O,OOO-Corner store. two-story brick and
two dwellings,.
$t600-Five acres land, street frontage,
near end car line; 50-foot lots; about 8
blocks from this land selling at $1,000
each.
$5O00-About 16 lots, 7-room dwelling, SER
wants house, stable, fronting macadam-
ICED street about four blocks from two
car lines; lots nearby selling at $50 per
front foot
$1400-4-room dwelling, two lots, 100 feet
front; on car line, near station, Wood
lawn.
800 per aere-40 acres land traversed by
electric car line.
s2600-S rooms, hall and bath, two porches,
fruits, etc, two lots 600 feeD, near car
line, church and school; one of the
incest homes in West End.
$50 per acre-40 acres good land fine
buildings site, everlasting running wa
worth 500 per acre.
$40 per acre-2SO acres land directly on
railroad 10 miles from city.
$500 rooms. porch. city water, newly
painted and papered. good repair, near
school, In Woodlawn.
S45O-Alley corner, 45x1OO half block of
Ave. F car line
$300-120 acres on public road near Truss
vile. half mile from churches, school,
stores. etc.
500 cash and SIS month; rooms, hall
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GO AND SEE
III @ r w Q . ID

street. 1t will be a structure worthy Of
the city and of the railroads which are
to occupy 1t. Its construction will give
employment to Birmingham mechanics
for considerable period When completed
1t will make places for Birmingham bread
winners.
Two depots will cause the nav of the
death trap at Twentieth street to shrink
by half. Two depots mean that much
transient money will be dropped In Bir-
mingham to swell the volume of retail
trade. Two depots mean stopovers by trav-
elers who would otherwise hurry through
without getting sight of the real city, and
in these stopovers there are the POSSIBLE
tiles of investment and citizenship.
Two depots moreover, will work no in
convenience to citizens, for the new will
be as accessible as the old, and really
more central taking the city and suburbs
as a whole. Indeed. as a gentleman per-
tinently remarked within the hearing Of
the writer: "The depot could have been
located in Avondale without any hardship
to the general community. Some train
takers would have to get up few min
utes earlier; that is all Locations OF
depots are matters of secondary consider
alton in all great cities, and Birmingham
is going to be a great CITY,"
The die is cast. Let us drop this talk
lest we afford the testers OF the press Of
shafts. 1t is reflection upon the dignity
of Birmingham.
TIME WE'LL SPENT.
Business and professional men generally
consider the time they spend in riding
on the street cars from their homes to
their places of business as lost In this
they are mistaken.
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Published by
BIRMINGHAM REALTY co.
No. 211s First Avenue.
Let Us Stop 1t

Announcement having been made that
the new passenger station is to be located
on Twenty-sixth street, discussion of the
matter should cease, not only as useless,
but as tending to put Birmingham in
false light before the country. With due
respect for the feelings of those citizens
who believe that their interests are adj
Yersely affected by the removal. Realty
thinks it is echoing the sentiment of the
community as a whole when it says this
agitation is unworthy of city which
is moving forward under all conditions
with the same celebrity and certainty that
magnificent ocean liner cuts her way
through the pillows.
The depot will be built on Twenty-sixth
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The man who has to ride fifteen or
twenty minutes after breakfast will get
TO MS office or store in better frame
of mind than he who has walked a few
blocks. The digestion of the one is well
under way because the body has been
comparatively still; that of the other has
heen retarded by exercise begun too early
after eating.
The rider has had time to skim the
morning paper or to pull himself together
for the duties of the day. The short-dis-
lance walker has had neither opportunity
and the chances are that he will sit down
to his desk Hurried and unready for the
task Immediately under his hand
Returning home. the rider has time IN
which to change his mental attitude. to
forget the worries of the day and to an
tielpate the pleasures of the evening.
while he is drinking deep draughts of
good air. Rapid, smooth motion in a pos
ture of ease is recognized as kind of ex-
ercse, and a very beneficial kind, too
The fifteen minutes spent in a street
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

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trial plantation, railroad stocks or bonds
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STOCKS and bonds sell under our meth
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Two lots, 5Oxl90, Olson station. East
Lake car line; $3.50 each, which is under
the market.
Eight acres of land, two blocks from
car line; $3.50 for quick sale; this will
only be on the market a few days, as
it Is offered to satisfy Indebtedness
which must be met in few days.
Six-room house. cabinet mantel electric
lights, with all home conveniences, in
good condition $1,000. 500 cash, balance
$50 per month, with eight per cent in
terest; this property IS located on East
Lake car line in Woodlawn; we consider
it very low priced.
Sx-room house and four-room house on
lot 50xl0O, 18th ST., close in; rented for
SOS per month price $500. cash $780,
balance one and two years, eight per
cent.
One seven-room house, N 24th ST., with
all modern conveniences; lot 60xl90;
$780, s1250 cash. balance on easy terms;
this is a very fine house. pebble dashed,
and in the most fashionable part of the
city
One seven-room house. with hail. bath,
electric and gas fixtures. beautiful fin
ish throughout, on lot 45x100; s310o A
rare bargain and chance to secure a
home in one of the most desirable
parts of the city
car line. renting for $50 per month. for
s165O $3.50 cash. balance $50 per month
1850 acres of red iron ore land at 2f
per acre, for quick sale.
Is acres of fine coal land. near railroad,
$50 per acre.
The finest corner in East Lake now
renting for $40 per month. can be made
to rent for $50; $3.50; subject to recall
If not taken within five days.
Lot 50x19o on LIST ave, near Vine ST..
West End: 1915.
House fronting east on Dist ST, in good
condition. close in; $1,000.
Six-room house. cabinet mantel city
water garden, green house. and out
houses. on lot 10ox165. East Lake: Sl4oo.
This has not been advertised before.
and will not remain on the market at
this price long.
Lot 5Ox1OO, 22d St, s4iOO for acceptance
not later than Wednesday of next
week
We also have some splendid bargains in
property, both improved and unim-
proved. at Bessemer Woodlawn. East
Lake. West End. Owenton. North Biz
mingham and the city. not mentioned
in the above list. that we would be
glad to show YOU If interested.
lVEY BROS. REALTY co.
First avenue and Twentieth street.
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AGENTS WANTED.


OUR famous eye-book has put 700 agents
in permanent business, fitting glasses.
50 to $40 daily; book free-write today
Jacksonian Optical College, collega
Place, Jackson, Mich. 4-2s-tf-su
WANTED-Agents to sell whiskies IN nro-
hlbition sections. For particulars ad-
aress Box 400, Louisville. KY s-l9-lot su
AGbNTs-l4xl7 portrait and frame Soc:
loNZV pictures &c. Photo frames Sc. We
trust you, Outfit free Send for cata-
rogue. heiser Art Co, 6002 Wentworth
az Z, Silleaso, Ill 5-14-3t-su
WANTED-State and district agents to
represent a large health and accident
society; s75 per week can easily be
made. Address j. w. Cooper, Pres.
Salisbury, Mo.
in dark Nameplates.
signs numbers; 200 per cent profit sam
PIES free Wright Supply Co, Engle-
WOOD Ill
WE START you selling diamonds. Don't
rail- getting our liberal Offer IS daily
sure. Carbon Diamond Co, Syracuse,
N. Y Mention paper
AGENTS WANTED-can use several
bright good hustlers to sell direct to
consumer; big profit; quick sales; sea-
son now on; write for particulars Nov
city Mfg. Co, Ottawa, Ill. 5-2s-tf-su
WANTED-Agent In every locality of Ala
bama and Georgia: attractive induce
ments for permanent profitable oecupa-
ton; practical article everybody buys;
also as side line; pocket samples Adj
dress A. Saiber 200 East 18th street.
New York
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porch, WE'LL lot 50x2O0; one block from
ear line; two blocks from school, two
blocks from church; near stores and
postoffice, East Lake.
$50 per acre-40 acres land just outside
corporate limits of Bessemer
SCHOONER, two lots, near macadamized
road Birmingham Ensley; easy terms.
s1e0 each--Four lots near 9Th street, East
Lake.
$685. rooms, gas, electric lights, ETC.,
on 18th ST, North, in good repair; no
railroads 10 cross.
$750-5 rooms, hall, two porches. city and
spring water; lot 50x165 feet; near
church, school and car line, East Lake.
SS00-New. rooms, hall, porches, chicken
and COW house; two lots; nice and high.
East Lake.
$3500-Corner; 9ox24o rooms, hall; city
water; near Norwood
$S750-Corner; 100 feet front; rooms;
sewer connections; cabinet mantels ETC.;
excellent neighborhood; near 18th st.
car line and Richmond Place.
$2000-Corner. 150Xl40; ebert street;
rooms, hall, porchcs, pretty shade; gar
cen, flowers, etc; near car line; North
Birmingham.
$S50-New rooms. hall, TWO porches. city
water, convenient location in Avondale
$700-New 3-room house, porches, city wa
ter ETC.; convenient location in Avon
dale.
Call at office for what you want, whether
advertised or not.
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BoARDeRs WANTED.


LARGE and handsomely furnished front
room with board. electric lights and
bath for gen lemeE or a couple. 18th
avenue ear line. 21OO Stn ave. 5-lS-tf
FOUR BOARDERS wanted at 1901 Sth
ave; two young men and couple with
out children preferred
5-2S-5t-su-tu-thu-sat -su
DELIGHTFUL rooms and board for sew
eral young men in private family on
South Highlands; summer rates Bell
phone 1893. Address l.. b., care Age
Herald.
ROOM with board for gentleman; con-
Meeting bath, 2017 9Th ave, north.
LARGE furnished front room with board
in private family to a couple or two
gentlemen 5Si \. 23rd st. Peoples
phone 6G5.
BOARDERS WANTED-A couple in pri-
vate family; has all modern convent
ences. 6l5 Goth St, south Bell phone
1S4S.
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sIIuAIlOMs WANTED.

TEACHER of five years experience in
college and graded school work desires
principaship of some good school. X.
f. D., care of Age Herald. 5-23-2t-tu-sun
WANTED-Positlon by young man as
bool1keeper and stcnographer, references
former employers Address 4. IL, care
Age Herald. 1-2o-9t-th-sat-su
A TEACHER of experience in college
and academic work desires employment
as tutor Latin a specially Address
Teacher, 211 \. 2lst ST, city.
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HELP wANrED-FEMALe.

WANTED~At once. 50 girls to pack
cakes and crackers. Call at factory Ave-
nue. e and 2Sth street. Huston Biscuit
company. 5-2l-2t
WANTED-Ladies to do piece work at
their homes; we furnish all material and
pay from 81 to S12 weekly; send stamped
envelope to Royal Co. "a Il. Monroe St,
Chicago
WANTED-Lady assistant Tor rrancff or
flee established business; SIS paid week
ly no investment required position
permanent; previous experience not es-
sential. Address Brancn Manager 1923
Dearborn, Chicago. 5-2S-2t
WANTED-Girl to cook: one VINO Is kind
to children. Apply r. l., Lott. CHS 3rd
ave. Woodlawn.
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ORGANIZERS

We want an experienced Fraternal
Organizer for the state of Alabama.
Splendid contract for the right man.
Address the National Fraternal Union.
Murray, Ky. 5-25-4t
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

WANTED-Room and board in private
family by couple without children;
South Highlands preferred; references
exchanged. Address r. a. r., care Age
Herald.
s42OO-Present rental value $40 month: has
corner 50X150 with modern Groom cot
tage and also lot on alley 50xl00 with g.
room brick; room for TWO more brick
houses; would put rental at $500; fine
location, near 10th ave, South High
lands. b. +. Eborn
ROOM WANTED-On South Highlands
by young man; state price, and give
location and full particulars. Address
w. f. D., care Age Herald
WANTED-Room and board by young
man; Woodlawn on car line between
Goth and 63rd streets preferred. Address
II. As, care Age-Eerald.
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FOR RENT.


frs. insertion Cash must accompany
every order.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-For the summer, 7-room
cottage furnished; gas and electricity;
gas and coal ranges; telephone, serv-
ants room; coolest location on South
Highlands Cottage. Age-Herald.
5-26-St
FOR RENT-Furnshed house for the
summer; for particulars apply to Mrs.
W. f. Harrell No. 7l6 West 10th street.
Bell phone 1895.
FOR RENT-Eight room dwelling, Ne. 15l7
Allen street. $3.50. r. f. Manly 4 Co.
FOR RENT-House of seven rooms. cen
ter of city: good place for roomers or
boarders; three rooms now rented to
gentlemen: pays two-thirds the rent;
will sell furniture If desired; leaving on
account of health. Address Ogden, care
Age-Herald.
FOR RENT-Eight-ro house; all mod
ern improvements; not and cold water,
gas and the complete household furn-
ished for sale, also Piano. Apply 6l2 n.
nth ST.
FOR RENT-Nice Broom cottages Nos.
1015 and 1923 11th St, north; y block of
car; water furnished; 81 80. Macke, 2113
Srd ave.
FOR RENT-Farm, % acres, IS in Guilt
vation horse, cow, wagon, buggy fur
nished; 5-room house. new. All farm
ing Instruments. Apply to Marshall
House, S091s n. goth street.
OFFICE SPACE for rent cheap; splendid
location. Call 2O24 Sd ave. 5-24-tf
ROOMS FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Front room. 20S0 9Th ave-
nue.. 5-26-3t
FURNISHED rooms for summer; modern
conveniences; South Highlands; refer
ences. Bell phone 26S9. 5-14-7t-su-w we
FOR RENT-For housekeeping, four nice
rooms on lower floor Large yard and
chicken house. Rent very reasonable
902 S. 18th street. 5-26-3t
FOR RENT-Cool room, upstairs; mod
ern conveniences; North Highlands car
line; walking distance Call Bell phone
1888. 5-14-tf
FURNISHED room opening into bath in
private family; all conveniences, includ-
ing Bell phone $50 18th street, north.
FOR RENT-Rooms for gentlemen, mod
ern conveniences, on car line; boarding
house next door. Terms reasonable
furnace heat. For terms, 1147 Peoples
phone.
furnished. including gas range and cook
ing utensils for light housekeeping.
Bath and gas Rent cheap. 3006 High
land avenue. Peoples phone 1888. Take
Lakeview ear.
FOR RENT-Three large unfinished
rooms for light housekeeping. Gas and
bath. Rent cheap 3OO6 Highland ave-
nue.. Peoples phone 1888. Take Lake
view car.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms
with bath. hot and cold water. 2Si2 9Th
ave. 5-2S-3t
FRONT ROOMS first and second floors;
neat and newly finished; modern desir-
able for summer. 2027 5th ave.
WANTED-Occupants for rooms; private
residence. Spare furnished room for gen
tleman Will rent for MISUNDERSTANDING.
Best part of 18th avenue south. Adj
dress Eleventh Avenue, care Age
Herald.
FOR RENT-Nice front rooms; furnished
complete for light housekeeping; also
sleeping rooms. 5O5la n. 22nd st. People 5
phone 1863.
FOR RENT-Cheap, four rooms. 2o19 d.
5-2S-3t
FOR RENT-Elegant furnished cool
rooms also unfurnished connecting
rooms for housekeeping. 2SOO Srd ave.
FOR RENT-One furnished room for
rent; everything up to date 2109 9Th
avenue
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RAJ Es-one cent word a day; no
ad. taken TO- less than rs cents for
hrst insertion. Jas. must accompany
every order.
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PERSONAL.


MORPHINE, opium. laudanum and CO.
cane 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. 1l-20-tfsu
YOUNG widow age %, with $4,000, lady.
20, $4,000: lady 25. $4,000; blonde 49,.
cash and beautiful farm l seek honor
able husbands for these. Confidential
Address Mrs. W., SCI Fulton street
Chicago, ILL., s-23-su-tf
s1oOOO-1OO choice lots near the Dimmick
Pipe Works; quick money maker. b.
F. Eborn.
WOULD you marry If suited? If so. send
for best matrimonial paper published
mailed free. Il. Gunnels. Toledo. o.
3-12-10t-su
MORPHINE. opium, laudanum. cocoaine
habit myself cured; will inform you OF
harmless permanent home cure. Mary
Baldwin, Box 1912, Chicago. 5-74t-su
MARRY-Wealth and beauty; marriage
directory free; pay when married; en-
tlrey new plan; send no money Ad-
dress II. A. Horton, Dept. 1903 Tekonsha
Mich.
ROYALTY paid on song-poems and musi-
cal compositions; we arrange and popu-
larize. Pioneer Music Pub. Co, inc.
J650 Manhattan Building. Chicago.
A GOOD NATURED. liberal and wealthy
broker, age &c. wants a good sensible
wife. Address X, SIT Lincoln ave-,
Chicago.
$7500-Rental $780, corner 50xl00; with
$4,000 worth improvements; 4th ave.
north; close to court mouse; this will
likely go off like rocket, either by
sale or advance after tomorrow. Il. r.
Eborn, S01-2Title Guarantee Bldg.
BEAUTIFUL. very wealthy Mexican
maiden, educated, speaks English,
wishes to marry an enterprising Ameri-
can. Address King. 1916 George ST., Chi
cago.
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WANTED-Eff salesman for south;
general mercantile trade; large commits
sion with S35 weekly; position perma-
nent If satisfactory. w s. Finley Co,
Dept IA 30 Prospect ST., Cleveland,
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WANTED Salesman, by responsible,
we'll known house. two travelling gro
Gerry speciality salcsmen $500 per month
and expenses; long time contract, no
commission Address Salesman, care
Age-11erald.