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OLD AGE PENSIONS

fwwwwwww NH NH mhhhmm question of time W
ned their old The need foruch gro
with of our population and the Of opportunity
Some time the British house
which declared that legislation creating age pensions
needed at In France
debate majority assembly en-
it's passage
colonial commission is working the details.
Australia has appointed subject
of federal old will without
doubt adopt a
In New Zealand and the constituent
and Victoriaas knowshe pension full
working force.
The objections sometimes urge1 this legislation
ternasm socialism,, to progress
sve countries OF the world In enterpsng country
world the United States this
either adopted process oadopon this mot as charity
but right
why not? The soldier of worthy
OF recognition He who builds forus
who ruins and pulls lfsociety
and above his something his
laborer
The honest worthy oler who his
physical force the material upbung
his old be community
right"
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CELEBRATE

Because yesterday was Sunday
Canada's 39th anniversary. Do
minion day, was not celebrated in
British Columbia The Canadians
observe it today and celebrate from
Vancouver, B. c., to St. John, N B.
Celebrate In London.
LONDON, July 2.-Today is
Dominion day and, as customary
the anniversary will be celebrated
with banquet. The banquet,
which will be given at the Hotel
Cecil, will be presided over by
Lord Strathcona, high commissions
er for Canada. The Duke of Argyll,
Lord Brassey, Sir Henri Elzear
Taschereau, all the agents general
of Canada; Sir Henry Edward Nc
Callum, Governor of Natal, the
Hon. George Henry Murray, and
the Canadian delegates to the con.
gress Of chambers Of commerce OF
the empire, which is soon to open,
will attend the banquet.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-07-02
BROKEN RIB REWARDS : :! ::
MOVING PICTURE POSE

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July g.
Two colored boys who were i'm
personating chicken thieves for the
benefit of some moving picture
men along York road, had a bad
quarter of an hour yesterday with
some residents in the vicinity, who
took the make-believe for reality
and visited the supposed culprits
with condign punishment in the
shape of sundry cuffs and blows.
AS a result one of the boys. Philip
Johnson, 10 years old, had one rib
broken and his scalp lacerated.
The picture men, representing
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-07-02
BY Cynthia Grey.
bunch of fine old guys"

"a bunch OF fine old guys.
That Is what HI. ID. Names OF
Kansas City calls the men who are
commonly supposed to be too old to
work.
Mr.. Names is attempting to Or
ganize the guys"
Old men have been pushed aside
for a younger, a more vigorous, a
more rapid moving set of men.
The old man may go a bit slower,
but I'd rather trust my neck to a
cautious old man that got me there
alive and whole than trust it to a
young rusher who brought me to
my destination dead or in pieces.
The old man has his place, and
II he wants to work he should be
given the opportunity. and he
should be allowed to fill positions
of trust, positions which need a
sane judgment and head of ex
perience.
They are bunch of "fine old
guys" and it is time for the bust
ness world to recognize the splen
did qualities that come with years
of experience.
A little human sympathy. that
comes with years. wouldn't be a
had thing for those of us who be
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-07-02
FINE OLDGUKJ

lieve more in living than we do in
the great rush and rustic after
money.
Put few of the old, level head
ed men into business and see if
they can't raise the standards a bit
So long as an arm is strong. so
long as a brain is clear, SO long
as man is sound. why stop him
In earning his daily bread and thus
shorten his life and his years of
usefulness?
Mr. Names, himself old enough
to be chloroformed, according to
the recent theory, is organizing the
old men-the old men who wish to
work until they drop, and who
pray to drop in the harness.
A bunch of fine old guys.
Bless them, they are!
Good luck to the organization.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-07-02
PATRIOTIC SERVICE

Veterans of the civil war parti
cipated in the patriotic services
held at the Vincent Methodist
church yesterday. A good program
was rendered in which America. y
the Star Spangled Banner" and
other songs were sung. Messrs
Skinner and Fassett played fife
selections and Rev. H. D. Kimball
delivered the address.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-07-02
SPECIAL RATES JULY 4TH.

The Northern Pacific railroad
will sell round trip tickets between
all points within 200 miles at one
and one-third rate, Selling dates
July 2, 3 and 4; return limit
July 6. q
G. A. MITCHELL, G. A.
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GARFIELD WAS KILLED
Is YEARS AGO TODAY

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July q
Twenty-Five years ago today, on
July 2, 1881, President James J.
Garfield, the Goth president of the
United States, was shot and NOR
tally wounded by Charles ]. Guitea,
a disappointed Office seeker, while
at the railway station of the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad at Washing
ton. After lingering for several
months in Washington and later at
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FUNERAL SERVICE
OF PIONEER Miner

Funeral services were held for
o. o. Peck. pioneer and one of
the oldest mining men in this
country, yesterday. The services
were conducted at his home, 2013
College avenue, by Rev. j. w. AL
len. Mr.. Peck was one of the orig
inal owners in the Bunker Hill &
Sullivan mine. He came to Spo-
kane in 1888. He was born in Yer
mont.
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New York company, made con-
tract with Elihu P. Shirley, on York
road, to use his place as the theater
of the imaginary raid on the chick
en- yard. Each with squawking
fowl under his arm, johnson and a
companion ran down the road from
the ostensibly plundered chicken
house, while the picture men
chased them in counterfeited rage.
The affair was so realistic that
some neighbors, in righteous in
dignation, fell upon the luckless
boys and pummeled them until they
were rescued by the picture men.
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Elberon, N. j., President Garfield
died on September 10, of the same
year. His body is buried in Lake
View cemetery in this city. AL
though a quarter of a century has
passed since that memorable day
the tragedy is by no means forgot
ten. Friends of the assassinated
president visited the cemetery this
morning and decorated the grave
with flowers.
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WHY NOT
SPEND YOUR VACATION
At TIE pEAHLo

Special round trip rate $40 via
o. r. G N. Stopovers allowed at
Portland both ways. Seaside, Clat-
sop. Long Beach, Ocean Park.
Nahcotta. etc. Elegant hotels.
camping facilities. etc. Full par
ticulars, 430 Riverside. H. c. Mum
son, c. T. A.
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GOOD ONES IN
CITY LEAGUE

By score of to the Warwicks
defeated the Dodd Clothiers in the
opening game of the City league
yesterday. The S. A. A. c. defeated
Jones & Dillingham; in the second
game and continued their winning
streak.
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LOVE AND MILLIONS

Remember the rich fellow of Pttsbug married his
mothers pretty French maid?
The millions Yale.
athlete his mother the head the
Pittsburg
When he told the folks
girl
The father stormed
maid discharged
The took train for followed
and they married in that city
Now the father he will down
at the replies:
"If had the thing do it;
work just as well father AMI grandfather before
Good stuff in that boy
He is just out of his but
tween the emptiness of the garish
pie and the happiness of sincere poverty
1t is refreshing the
Tribune devote himself to humanity
II shall interfere with his plans
several of monaes
and helpless That these
detract from the sincerity of labors.
Let the devil fly with the way
sacred love mans duty his
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-07-02
GATHERING
AT CROW RESERVATION

BILLINGS, Mont, July Hun
dreds of prospective settlers on the
Crow Indian reservation, which
will be opened for settlement on
July 16, are here to await the re-
suit of the dra wing, which will
determine the order in which
claims may be entered. Several
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-07-02
ROOSEVELT GIVES
NAVY 0vERHAULlNc

WASHINGTON, July 2.-There
will be a general overhauling of the
naval commands afioat during the
remainder of the year The pro-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-07-02

prospective settlers, who are anx-
ious to secure certain desirable
tracts, are offering considerable in
ducements for the transfer of the
chance. =.
The reservation contains about
one million acres of lands, most Of
which is desirable.
gram contemplates recalling set-
eral ships from the Atlantic sta
ton and sending to that part Of the
world four or five vessels now with
Rear Admiral Evans command in
the Atlantic.
The other changes will probably
be made gradually, but all with the
end in view of bringing about the
policy of organization adopted by
the president.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-07-02
ELkS' ANNUAL CONVENTION
DENVER, COLO.

HEUUCEU HN ES VIA .. X. q N.
$50 for round trip; also to Pueblo
and Colorado Springs. On sale
July 10th to 18th. Limit, Septem-
Der seth. Full particulars at o. R..
& N. office, 430 Riverside. 10
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PLEASANT ROOMS WITH EnlJ
gentlemen, private family n
week, 6S e. 1st No, Phons N
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WHEN BROKE WE LOAN YOU THE
largest amounts on diamonds. watches.
jewelry, clothing. guns. tools, trunks, bi-
cycles, furs, musical instruments, etc at
half the interest charged by others, we
hold all goods the longest and mako largo
loans at banking rates OF interest. Uncle
sam, the cut-rate pawnbroker 20 e lst
So, cor Commercial st Both phones.
slS6
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SEE EQUITABLE L. q |. ~
End So. for loans on nurIl1
good security; strictly priyaa'
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WANTED-HELP

ROUGH CARPENTER TO ERECT
chicken houses. sheds. etc.; state wages
Address I SS Tribune. s22I
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DIED

HOILINGwORTT.-I Salt Lnko City, Fcbru-
nry 2 at the homo OF his daughter Mrs.
Frank L. Hnea, Thomas +. Hollngworth.
nged Sc years. Funeral services will be held
today at Il o'clock from the Twentieth ward
meeting house. Friends arc Invited.
THONNS.-In this city. February g. 1895,
Catherine, wife OF Thomas r. Thomas, OF
organic heart failure aged GO years. Funeral
services from tho Fifteenth wRrd meeting
house Tuosdny. February C. at L. o'clock
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PRIVATE LOANS. NJ ~
low rate. easy payment n' AZ
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DISTRICT MANAGER FOR CASH
register business: entirely new, high
grade machine. automatically throws out
exact change; magnificent opportunities
now open. 100 per cent profit. capital re-
quired, from $500 to 5000 William Bailey
Rector Building, Chicago
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ON ANY PROPERTY; foV 4
possession. The StrinSe' W.
South.
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EASTERN MANAGER-RESIDE OF
New York City, with excellent office ia
cilitIes and frst-cass connections, offers
his services to mining company or manu-
featuring concern to develop Eastern and
export trade, (No stocks or bonds) T "a,
Tribune SlT
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NEWLY FURNIsuED
heated rooms. with h0f
cooking, at Mrs, Reid.s as be4
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WANTED-HELP

BOOK AGENT FOR UTAH. GOOD
salary. 49, steady work. branch Office
20 K. Sth So. phone SlS-k. s9O9
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QUIT STRUGGLING-WE FUT NEW
blood in your work. Free money-burst-
on sight. Colonial Supply Co, Factory
AZ, Wollsville. y. Y. 1910
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FLORISTS

BEST DOUBLE NIOLETS AND FU-
neral designs. Both phones 1900. Gems
Floral Co, l93 South Main street. Mas
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FURN. ROOM AND BOARD. y
family. S1 East End So.
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BOARD AND ROOM. E4 So e.
In.
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SAFE REPAIRING

EXPERT SAFE OPENING AND LOCK
work. Salt Lake Stamp Co. cor Ord
So. and West Temple. Fones 3N. peT0
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CLEANING AND DYEING
PH0N0GRAPHS

EDISON PHONOGRAPH PARLOR, 325
S w, Temple. Fone l1fI-X o1607
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FIRST T-CLASS BOOKKEEPER WISHES
position, reference furnished. Address
Lick Box lsil Station a, city. sSJJ
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Herry Hunter. salt Lake; Mnrilln Hunt. solt
Lake
Arthur ]. Sherman, washburn, Ill: Theo-
dora Hansen Salt Lake.
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I WANT ALL THE GOOD
can secure; no conlInieavn n
company. no third party, i0S ~ 81 Il
options. Russell l.. Tracy f~
South.
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AGENTS MAKING FORTUNES WITH
our soap; large handsome mirror free
with every siX-cake dollar box at intro
ductory price 35 cents; l33 per cent profit
Outsolls everything Branch Office and
crew managers wanted. Parker Chemical
Co, Chicago. s2ll
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STR AYEl

ONE LIGHT BROWN MILK COW, JER-
sey, 1865 East 1st South; phone Bliss.
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MONEY TO LOAN

~"~~N~|>~N~~-->"- y y y 7~>>~|~'~1s1f7
WE LOAN MONEY AT THE
rates in Salt Lake City ard q
borrower tho unusual privilege
any amount any time, stopgr5|
The Home Trust & Savings ca.
10 West lst South
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Statesmen FOR THE CHRISTY HOE
safety razor; also general agent with
small capital for exclusive territory:
salesmen making 500 monthly The Pa
cific Agency. Box 6i9. Portland, Oregon
1880
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GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. ONE
who Is neat and does not run out every
girl that Is right. Call ut Studio, S6 w
md South. sS5
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THREE FURNISFTFn ~
hsh' housekeeping. On Eo0lo
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WANTED

TWO BROTHERS. ONE INVALID RE
Gulring care. wish room and board with
old couple or elderly lady. t 49, Tribune.
s3ll
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ENGRAVERS AND DESIGNERS

ETCHINGS. HALL TONES AND CUTS.
Do Bouzek Engraving Co. e26S
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FOR FURNISHED

EITRT1sUED FOR g MOS. & ROOMS
and bath In an apartment house on
Brigham st: new and modern. no chl,a
drcn Address 7 IS, Tribune sSl9
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL
Improved property Is golrg Z
great demand within The q
months. Tho earlier you make u
the sooner you will realizs q
Our plans for building hona
set forth In our free booklet ~
Home" Salt Lake Security 4 q
1874 Main st.
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FIYE-ROOM MoDERN ~
Y ST. Tel, 3l02-K. C011i.
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FIVE-RoOM MODERN HOUSE. THREE
blks- from Main St Apply silver BROS,
Iron Mork9 sLHZ
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR


EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer 225 S. w. TEN. Phones, 1913.
p642
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TO PURCHASE FROM OWNER FIVE
room modern cottage, with not less than
SNl0 rods OF ground. on cast or northeast
side, within walking distance; must be a
largain. Address. giving full particulars.
4 q. Tribune.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

JOHN A. POWERS, LAST HEARD
from at Piedmont Wyo Any ono
knowing of his whereabouts kindly notify
Leroy Davis. Lehi, Utah. sl57
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HERE is A RENT BARGAIN, GROOM
brick. hall, pantry, closets; clean as
new pin, all newly papered, electric lights.
cement walk. water; half block from
school. half block from car. only So. see
IL today. 343 Water st, Waterloo. $50
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CHOICE OFFICES IN THE HOOpED
building. p East First South. clean md
light; good elevator and janitor service
e1Dl0
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THE ROsERIE CUT FLOWERS. FLOR
al arrangements. 1R So. Main. Fonos
4GS oS
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WALL PAPER CLEANED

BUTTE PAPER CLEANING CO.
Leave orders al Smith Drug Co. Both
phones 22S BIT
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WANTED AGENTS

AGENTS EVERYWHERE TO SELL
fatiron shoes. something new, very use
full, so weekly; spare time valuable. Dex-
ter CO. 334 Dearborn. Chicago. s904
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Keeping 3+4 F.. 9Th se Wl
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FOR .RRENT-FURyls

THREE FURN. RoOMo
Keeping Ind. phone. FOR
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FOR RENT

BRICK HOUSE, REAR Ha
p lat go 10 a flrst-class tenant. l3
INQUIRE John Mcdonald, is h. 4tn SO $50
Bell phone 1662-Y. ''iV
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LARGE ROOM, SUITABLE n
ried couple or 2 gentlemen !,
Main
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DON'T BORROW TROUBLE; =
money. Salarled men OF ss
modated on their note WHEEL
o. indorser. easy payments, -
Cherry. 407 D, +, Walker p'at ]
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ON DIAMONDS, WATCHEs
ry, clothing. guns. tools, r.
instruments, etc. at low Inter-
loans at banking rates. uncls \
1st South.
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A COLLECTOR AND DAMAGE SUIT
solicitor. with life experience, desires
mcncc, stranger In city. Address T AZ
Tribune. s2lo
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THREE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping 202 w. End So 500
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FOR RENT

~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~-~-~|~~~ -l~,T
ONE LARGE, UNFURNlSHED itOOSi'
ground floor. hot water and bath' prr
Yate entrance, reference, 22S e. Attn 80
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SCIENTIFIC FACIAL AND SCALP
massage appointments by mail or
phone, $40 a. m. So p. m Masseuse. 167
w lst So. Phone 3lI2-X.
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BOARD AND R00Vi

FINE TABLE BOARD A -
at Mrs. Reid's. 6C4 South No.
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llAPLAN HOUSE CLEANING co, EX-
pert wall paper cleaners, rooms 81 up.
Phones Bell Sl26-Y, Ind. 1883 rS45
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600 MEN, GOOD PAY. PERMANENT
pass circulars, tack siSns-no canvass
ing Continental Distributing Co. Chica-
40. sl94
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LADY AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
Victoria Protector. hygienic. sanitary
and comfortable; sample postpaid sl05;
supplies. free Intermountain Speciality
Co, P. o. box 236. Salt Lake City. Utah.
rl7tl
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aiqea LARGE naE FRONT ROOM. l MED
SiNeo room Ss East End South. rSs7
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YOUNG MAN, is YEARS OLD. WOULD
like position as clerk In store Address
It 90, Tribune. sSli
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STAMP MANUFACTURERS

RUBBER STAMPS SEALS DIES
checks, badges. medals. signs, etc. Salt
Lnko Stamp Co. cor 3rd So and West
Temple. Phones 20i. p269
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$25 WEEKLY EASILY EARNED BY
lady agents tnking orders for US; outfit
prepaid; we start YOU In business and
make You independent. write for circu-
lars and terms. Womans Apparel Sup
ply Co, Chicago.
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TWO COMFORTARIN
light housekeeping. pa -. 1sVolq
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tate business: experience unnecessary;
II honest, ambitious and willing TO learn
the business thoroughly by mall and earn
$500 TO $500 monthly as our local repre-
sentative, write Immediately for full par
ticulars. Address National Cooperative
Realty Co, 81 L. Athenaeum Bldg, Chi
cngo. s2Qj
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MIDWIFE
CARPENTER AND JOBBER
CHIR0P0DIST

~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~-~~-~~~N -~~~N~N---O--~~~~~~~o~~~
ropodist and Masseur. Kenyon Turk
ish Baths. Kenyon Hotel Phone Ind 2U9l
s3os
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MODERN FTTRnyIc,
close IN single or en- sult. /
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TO PLEASE statesmen WITH LIB
eral commissions and make It easy TO
sell dealers under our guarantees TO both
them and consumers. D T. Weir White
Lead Co.. st. Louis Mo. sU7
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a GOOD COOK, ONE WHO WILL AS
sist In homework; no washing or iron
Ing. two in family; good wages to good
girl lGO So 18th East 1855
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WANTED-A BUSINESS WOMAN IN
each town, II you are a dressmaker,
mlluDcr, teacher. salcsady or a bright
energetic woman, we VIII start YOU in
our ladies tailoring business, that Will
everything necessary. Write today. Civ
Ing references and state your business ex-
perience. Faultlcss Tailoring Co, Chica-
go avenue and Carpenter street, Chicago.
1911
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SELL GOODS BY MAIL. THE COMING
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Ing for otherF. big profits money comes
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ncrs is sure winner" Particulars for
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