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The Washington times., 1909-04-02
POULTRY CHEAPER,
EGGS STILL FIRM
Live Stock Lower, Hens Off
in Price, Vegetables
Unchanged,

The wholesale produce market today
assumed an easier tone with increased
shipments. The effect was to lower
prices on live stock aud poultry, al
though eggs were firm again at - and
% cents.
Veal vas cheaper than il has been
at any time since the beginning Of the
week, and s cents was the top quota
tion. The average price was cents.
the weak market Icing the result of the
competition created by dressed goods.
Increased shipments of live hens sent
the price down to - cents. Ducks show
ed Improvement in supply, and the re
suit was a general reduction of ! cent
in price. other grades Of poultry, how
ever, remained firm.
In the vegetable market prices re
manned unchanged, with the exception
of kale dropping TO 20 cents.
Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.
EEgs-Virginia. nearbys. fresh. 19a2Oc.
Cheese-New York. fats. large. per Ib..
l6lzc; small. per h.. 1617a17c-
Butter-Creamery. fancy. SIC: Western
hrsts. SOaSlc; process. fancy, 25c; fair to
17c; store-packed. fresh 15a16c-
Poultry.
Live Poultry-Chicken spring, small, per
ib-. 22ae5c: large. per ID. 1Sa2Oc: hens. l5cc.
roosters, Sc; ducks. large. perNsb., 15c; ;
small. per H.. I2a14c: geese. per ID. .salOc;
turkeys, toms per h., 1Sa2Oc; hens. per H.,
2Qa22c.
Dressed Poultry-Chickens. spring. small
per H., 20a22c: rooBters per 10, Sa9c; tur-
keys. undyawn. toms. per 10. 2Oa22c; hens
per h.. z2aZSc; ducks. large. per ID. I6aISc.
geese. To-. 1la15c.
Fruits
Fruits-Apples, fancy brands. per bbI, $55o
S6-5o; grsPes, Malaga, S5-5oa1v0 per keg;
cranberries, per Dbl. Sleal5; oranges
California. per box, 81 50a$2 50: Florida. per
box s. eOaS.50; pineapples, per crate, s.. 5Oa
3ooi grape fruit, per crate, S20Oa3-50-
Vegetables.
VegeCabIes-Potatoes. per bu., socaSl 10; po-
tatoes, home grown, per bu., 70caSI. 90; sweet
d tatOes per bbL. S3.0Oa3.5 90; yams. per bbI
81 1ba2. %; turnips. per box. 25a50c. turnfps
per bbi-, 75c; rutabagos. per bbl. SIS:
per bask It, S2.9Oa4. %; cabbage, per 100 lbs
g. so; spring cabbage, per crate, &. 50a
celery. per doz stalks. SJcaS1lO. onions per
bu., S0caSl-25; onions PEI bb.. s.. OOa2. 90.
squash. per bbl., 75caS1. 90: string beans per
basket, $250a3.00; tomatoes. Florida per
kale. per bbl-. 50a75c; lettuce. per basket.
81 0Oa2 30; radishes. per 100 81 OOa2 90; aspara-
gus. per doz. lunches, S3.00a5. O0 beets per
crate. IS. J0aS.50.
Live Stock.
Live stock-Cattle. extra. per cwt, s. 50a
500: medium S4OOa4-5O; ordinary S2.5Oa3 90;
hogs per cwt-. gross, IS -75a7. 90: ordinary
fiza5c; ordinary, per b.. 3iza4c: lambs.
choice. per h., lial2C; medium, per Ib.
l0c. common. per H.. Sc calves. prime per
! III, &c; medium. per III, &c; common per H.,
The Washington times., 1909-04-02
TODAY'S PRICES ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Washington Railway and Electric, As,
81 .O00GS734. ..~,
Potomac Electric CONS, 5s. 2'0OC9
CAPITAL Traction, 2Od132@l, 5Od1329s,
20U 1925.
washington Railway and Electric,
preferred. 1ea9GA. 29!01a, 29oa O1s, h91
% 1onlq0is 5llio6Ls 50d9OJs. 5Nd90I4. 50l
61e0ia. 5G90Il, 5a9Olz 9aSO$s. 9d30i2. 5d@
A9arranthaler, 1Od20S1z, 5lr20S1S, 2Q20S1a.
Greene Caaanea, 100d10Ss buyer GO.
United states Trust, 10Gg912, 10g99lz 2.
1Gd9934
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Wall Take Their Profits Then Toy With the Bear Side
RAILWAY PREFERRED IN DEMAND.
WITH HEAVY SALES AT FROM
901-4TO 0O5-8.

There wasn't much TO tho al mar
ket today but Railway preferred, the
active leader. in which sales tOtaled
nearly 1000 shares, including one lot Of
500 shares. The stock opened at SOU
dropped to %. and then started on the
recovery to 9014, when the 800 shares
were taken at 9012, and then the stocks
showed class. closing with the last sale
a 9O3s. ~
CapitaI Traction was a l:ttle lower.
selling at 1325sd13224, as compared with
133 yesterday
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The rest OF the market was lust
about as narrow usual, with prac-
tically no important changes as to
price. United States Trust stock sold
at 991zQ99s4, and Greene Cananea at
10Ss buyer sixty days. Small lots OF
Mergenthaler were marketed at 2oyL
In the bond market Potomac Con
sOltdated SIS were an eighth easier at
1925, and the As of the Washington
Railway & Electric Company steady at
Sta.
The Washington times., 1909-04-02

~ THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA As Court OF Bank
ruptcy- In the matter OF Thomas z. Keane,
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. No. b95- To the
creditors Of said bankrupt. NOTICE is
hereby given that Samuel Talbert, the trus-
tee in this cause, viii sell az public auction.
for cash, on Saturday. April H. 1909, at =
O'Clock noon, at the au ,tion house OF Adam
A. Weschlsr 90 Pennsylvania avenue, north
west, Washington, D. c, one four-in-hand
'1ALLNHO' coach one basket Park phae-
ton. and one set Of harness belon ginE to the
above estate IN bankruptcy. WILLIAM NJ
HAII,AM. RefereA in BankrnptcY. II
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~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
IRICT OF COLUMBIA IN re- Louis J.
hessei, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy No 6Os
10 the creditors Of said bankrupt: The re
celVers IN said cause have reported an offer
Eiade 20 them by "A. 5. Patterson and T II
4-oiahd 10 purchase the stock in trade OF
tne bankrupt at 40 Tenth street northwest
washington D. c. and the furnishings and
equipment therein, and therslmtO belonging
az Ineir fair market inventory value and
Inc lease OF said premises, and fiquor license
ana good viii appertaining tnts-eto, for s. 600
subject 70 a ratification by this court and
upon the conditions that a good title be
SVEN IN forty DAYS from Marc IS. 1903 and
'Aat, IN aSfhtion 10 the transfe- OF the pres
ent lease 70 them, they get al option for A
further term Of five years at the present
rate OF rent They further report that they
deem the offer fair and reasonable and rec
cmmend its acceptance as in the interest
OF the estate They also report a belief in
their ability 20 obtain the option referred to
for the i've years additional term. You are
hereby notified TO show cause on or before
the 18th day OF April. 1903. why the receivers
should not be authorized TO accept said offer
e S. McCALMONT. Referee in Bankruptcy
1t
The Washington times., 1909-04-02
Fruits

Fruits-Apples. fancy brands. per bbl., So 50
z6-5o; grapes, Malaga, S5.5oa1-UO per keg;
cranberries, per bb.. SleaI5. oranges
California. per box, 81 5OaS2 80: Florida per
/ 3.0Q; grape fruit, per crate, s.. .OOa3. 80.
The Washington times., 1909-04-02
Vegetables
Live Stock

Live Stock-Cattle. extra. per cwt $ 5Oa
500: medium - 4OOa4-5O; ordinary 81 5Oa3. 90;
hogs. per cwt-, gross, S5-75a7-O0. ordinary.
per cwt.. sf.ota650i sheep, prime. per ID.
fiza5c; ordinary, per ID. 3lza4c: lambs
choice. per h., Ial2C; medium, per ID,
10c: common. per h.. SC; calves. prime. per
h, SC; medium, per III, &c; common per H.,
The Washington times., 1909-04-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN BE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
I-~i ILeI~i OF COLUMBIA In re. Louis j.
IOu are hereby notified that on the 3Oth day
OF March 1909. the said Louis j. KesseI was
uuIy auJudicated bankrupt. and that t5e
first meeting OF his creditors win ne beid
AZ my Office, Room No. $40 Columbian Buil,i-
inG' No 4le Fifth st. y. W Washington
~ - =; on the 10th day Of April, 1909, at
IL O'Clock a n. at which time the SAID
creditors may attend. prove their claims Az
point trustee, examine the ,ankrllpt a.ld
transact such other business as may prope eIy
come before said meeting z s NcCAT-
MONT, Referee In Bankruptcy Il
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LARGE PROFIT-TAKING TRADING,
WITH MODERATE DECLINES
ON WALL STREET.
TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by w B. HIbbs &
Co, bankers and brokers Hibbs Building.
members New York Stock Exchange. Wash
ington stock Exchange, and Chicago Board Ct
Tra do
The Washington times., 1909-04-02
Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.

Eggs-Virginia. nearbys. fresh. 19a2Oc.
Cheese-New York. fats large. per Ib.
l61zc; small. per h.. i61zai7c.
Butter-CreameTy. fancy. SIC: Western
frsts, 30aSlc; process. fancy, 25c; fair 10
good, 24c. dairy. choice, Z3a24c: dairy good
17c: store-packed. fresh 15a16c.
The Washington times., 1909-04-02
PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Wash
5neton, y. g, February %, 1902 Sealed pro-
posals IN duplicate, for furnishing supplies
end services 20 this Department and officers
Hereunder in the District Of Columbia. and
for the civil Service Commission during the
fiscal wear ending June 30. 1910 viii be re-
Ceived until = O'Clock D. m,, Monday, April
T. y5O9 when they viii be opened in the
presence or bidders who may be present.
The proposals will be addressed as follows.
% The Secretary Of the Interior % Tor sta
tionery; teh for miscellaneous supplies, in
Guiding furniture, carpets. plumbers ana
electrical supplies. 30 Tor WaehlnS loWtis- ifj
for removfng ashes and debris. 90 for the
purchase Of waste paper; CO. 70 ne Director
OF the 4. s. Geological Survey. for surveying
instruments. laboratory apparatus chemlcaiS
electrical supplies. hardware building ma
terial. etc. - 90 The Superintendent OF the
Capitol Building and Grounds, for labordtoTy
apparatus, chemicals, clectrlcal huppiles-
hardware building material, etc tSI 70 h
President of the Howard university Tor
laboratory apparatus. chemicals, hardware
building material. etc. 90 % The Superin-
fendent of the Government Hospital for the
Insane. for meats. groceries, dry goods. shoes.
druEs. chemicals. paints. oils. haldW are
lumber etc. G0j to The Surgeon -in-thlei OF
The Freedmcn'r Hospital. for meats, grocer
les dry goods, shoes, drugs. chemicals
uaints oils hardware, lumber. etc. Pro
,osaIs must be made out on forms furnished
by the Department, which viii BE supplen
on application 10 the respective officers above
named Such applications must desisnate tnt
classes OF supplies upon which the bidders
r,rouoep 10 quote prices. The acceptance OF
IDS and award Of contracts VIII be subject
10 an appropriation by Congress 20 meet the
expenses JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIELD,
- 10 Secretary.
-ROPOcATlS FOR PLASTERf NG-Onlce or
ituildgng for National Museum. Library Of
Conftcss Washington, y. c.. darch %. 1900
-SeaNcd proposals for plain and or
nanentaI piastering n the south pavilion,
and the basement partitions, including the
dreproOf lathing therefor, Of the new building
1or tho National Museum. in this city, VIII
he received at this Office until 5'clOck p. m.
en gattlrday the 10th day Of April. 1873 and
nDbiiciv openei Immediately thereafter. Speci-
hcafions and ether Information furnished on
e-,plfcsffon 10 this Office BERNARD II
Green. superints udent Of Construction.
mh2o. 2. .25aDl,2ss
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

MASONIC NOTICE.

MASONIC NOTICE.
Mt. Moriah lodge No. will hold a spe-
ciaI meeting tomorrow (Monday) evening
at 7 o'clock. The grand master and grand
lodge officers will be received and NJ. NJ.
degree conferred. Mas0ns qualified in
vited. CHRISTOPHER DIEHL,
Secretary.
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MILLING AND JOBBING.

GET estimates from Crescent Mfg Co.
before letting your milling or jobbing
Work delivered promptly, Is E. sth So.
Bell, 227l: Ind 1881.
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LOST-Near sth So. and West Temple,
one bay horse. Return TO A Nelson
place, bet, Cd and 4th West, on 9Th South,
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WANTED-S1OO month without cap
ital; requiring only spare time; practical
and legitimate. Address Mutual Elk
change, 711k \. High St, Columbus, o.
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WANTED-Agents on salary or commits
sion The greatest agents seller ever
produced; every user of pen and ink buys
it on sight; 200 TO 500 per cent profit; one
agents sales amounted to $500 in six days;
another S32 in two hours. Monroe Mfg.
Co. X IA, La Crosse, Wis.
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LOsT-A Scotch collie pup, with collar
engraved Alexander" Eleanor 7. Park,
46S So. Main st." Return to this address
and receive reward.
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MASSAGE.

100000 --|-|>c~o>N~~~-
institute, Chicago, gives massage and
scalp treatment. Room Elko hotel. cor
Sd South and Main.
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esdsy morning, black,
woolly pup; white breast and feet.
weeks old; n. w. corner 80 Ave. and c
ST. Ind Tel. 4Sss. Branning, the Chill
King. Liberal reward.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION by E. NJ. onion. On Tues
day, Nov. S0th, 1890 a. m. at No. 23S
East Bird South st. I will sell a very
desirable lot of house furnishings,
carpets, rugs, stair carpet, rockers and
chairs, center tables, office clock, fine
dining table and chairs, sidebOard, re-
frigeratOr linOleum, iron beds, dress
ers, sanitary couch, fine white hair
mattress, lace curtains, etc, etc, These
goods are in good condition
AUCTION by E. NJ. Onion. On We'd
SIS West North Temple st. (cor. 9Th
center tables, couch. chairs and rock
ers. dining table and chairs, sideboard,
good steel range, linOleum, kitchen
cupboard, comb. kitchen table, par
Ior cook stoves, heating stoves, re-
frigerator iron beds, good mantel,
folding bed, sanitary couch, dressers,
etc, etc. Fourth North or Fair Grounds
car to 9Th West.
AUCTION by E. NJ. Onion. On Thurs
day. Dec End, 1890 a. m, at No. 3
Union ave Con 3rd East, between 3rd
and 4th South), 1 will sell a lot of
good furniture, consisting in part of
carpets and rugs, fine center tables,
leather rockers, elegant book case,
chairs and rockers, dining table, leather
seat dining chairs, fine china closet,
good steel range, fine gas range, iron
he'd. chiffonier, sanitary couch, daven-
port. dressers, etc, etc. These goods
are in good condition, some of them
nearly new.
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WANTED-S Statesmen. Best commission
offer on earth; new; all retailers; sam
pies; coat pocket. Profitable" Iowa
City, Iowa.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. We receive more
calls for statesmen than we can fill. TraV-
cling statesmen are the best paid class OF
men IN the world. They earn from $1,000
TO $4,000 a year and expenses. You can
easily enter this pleasant. well-raid pro-
fession. No former experience needed.
We will leach you to be a high grade
salesman by mail and our free employ
ment bureau will assist you to secure
good position. If you earn less than so
a week, our free book, "A Knight OF the
Grip" will show you how. Write COR cam
for II today. Address Dept $685. National
Salesmen's Training Association, New
York, Chicago, Kansas City. Minneapolis,
San Francisco.
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WANTED-Agents, you can make quick
sales and big profits with our new self
lighting, windprOof pocket cigar lighter;
every smoker buys on sight; sells itself.
Rathbun Mfg Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
with board; modern. 24S 4th East.
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WANTED-Agents to sell a package
sealing device. No more Irvine required
Neater, quicker and cheaper. James D.
McLaurin Co, So Park Row, New York.
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WANTED-Nice, gentle pony for boy;
between 500 and 1000 pounds. $50 So.
LIST West.
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WANTED-Good manager, competent
elderly lady desires housekeeping small
TAMIL light york eomforta 51Es h1Iye
son, Ogden. Utah.
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WANTED-Furnished room for light
housekeeping by December l, sure; re-
spectacle young married couple; reas-
enable. Address Z Is, Herald-Republi-
can.
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TYPEWRITERs.

TYPEWRfTERS RENTED, Exchanged.
sold Phones 490. Utah Typewriter Ez-
change Co., G. W. ID South.
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SCAVENGER.

UTAH Sew. Co.; VIM. IllingWorth, mgr.
cleans toilets, cesspoois and grease watts.
Office $50 Sd East. Both phones 1919.
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FOUND.

FoUND-Ladies' black handbag con-
tanning cards with name Miss May
Condoni also small memorandum
book. Can be had by calling at this
office.
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LOST-One dark brown mare. one Night.
colored colt, one black horse. Notify s.
I. Rtgby, 1926 So. Main street, Salt Lake
Bell phone 91Sl-Y. Reward.
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WANTED-HoOrayl $50 to $50 per
week. The moneys yours. You can do
It without experience Proposition en-
urely new. Takes every family by storm.
A flood OF money, Free sample TO active
agents. John Atangold, Tenn: Sold %
IN days. Made big payment on house,
thanks to you" Mrs. b. NolkeD, Ne:
Send 6: best thing for women ever invent
ed" AVacuUm Cleaner for SC. Think Of the
field Women have watched, wished.
lOnged for il. Woman sold one evening,
profit So Agents selling 70 10 every
day, profit S36 to $50 per week. Home
Vacuum Cleaner-one person operates, 10
mOtOr-nO electricity. Cleans carpets,
rugs, mattings on floor. Air drawn
through carpets at terrific speed, sucks
up dirt, dust and germs. No more sweep
ing-no more hOusecleaning. Demon
strated in minutes. Sells on demonEtFa-
ton. Show IL families, sell s. Simple.
powerful. Does same work as 500 ma
chine. Weighs 4 lbs. Money back IL not
as represented. Agents profit, 100 per
cent. Risk. a penny. Send postal for
territOry-fuu description. This won't ap-
pear again. r, Armstrong Mfg. Co., 63
Aims Bldg, Cincinnati, o.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-Experienc young lady
stenographer desires position; some
knowledge OF bookkeeping; references
Ind. phone 1852. or B Is, Herald Repub-
lican-
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WANTED-Boy and girl agents; sell "a
packages Of court plaster for US az lOc
each and get a gun, pair OF skates or doll
free; write today. National Supply Co.,
DIX c., Canton. Ohio.
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LOST.

LOST-saturday morning, handbook
tied with rubber band, containing S2OG
IN currency and seven checks aggre.
eating $685., between our office and thu
National Bank of Republic. Checks not
negotiable and payable only to our
order. A reward OF $3.50 and no ques.
tons asked for return OF same to the
LeWis-Lowe Co., business opportunity
brokers. Judge building.
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WANTED Statesmen for our special as
sortment of Valentine and Easter post
cards. Tower display stand given free
with each order. Pocket samples Ex-
ceilent side line. H. G. Zimmerman &
Co. Chicago.
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TO RENT-Nioely furnished room,
with bath; private family; close in.
Address b &c, Herald Republican.
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WANTED-Men wanted quickly by big
Chicago mail order house to distribute
catalogues. advertise S2l weekly; $50 ex-
pense allowance Manager, 12l0 State St,
Chicago.
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WANTED-TO RENT.

WANTED-Couple to rent three partly
fur. h. k. rooms, close In; also lady room
mate that is out by day. 43 E. North
Temple.
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WANTED-Agents make 100 per cent
profit selling exquisitely embroidered
waist patterns. silk shawls, silk scarfs,
renaissance, drawn work, cluny, etc. cat
alogue free. National Importing Co, Desk
d 500 Broadway, n. y.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A first-class foreman would
figure with carpenter contractor to sub
contract the inside finishing Of several
houses. Can show my work on house Just
completed. Address D 15, Herald-Repub-
hcan.
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LOST-A Scotch collie pup, with collar
engraved Alexander" Eleanor /. Park
Return to 46S So. Main St. and receive re-
ward.
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COBI AND WOOD.

e. p. DEAL, coal. block wood and
kindling. l42 E. Sd So. Both phones
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WANTED-AGENTS.

~~~--~~~~~~~--~~~~-~~~~
WANTED-Stnctly high grade sales
man for a line of calendars that abso-
lutely has no competition. Read it againl
A calendar line without competition Il s
true. Never before in the history or the
calendar business has any house actually
Human Nature Plan OF selling does about
three-fourths of the WORK, and what We
desire is a man who can present it in an
intelligent manner. To & producing sales
man we will give exclusive territory and
liberal contract, but that man must be
able to earn at least 800 per week as an
average for the year. Please do not an
swer this ad unless you are positive you
can qualify. State age. married or sin
gle, and send three business references
in first letter. Address Calendar Dept,
Blanchard Bros, Inc, 30s-314 Main Street.
Davenport, Iowa.
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WANTED-ScIentific administration
of electricity for acute and chronic dis
eases. Room 16, Hercules Hotel, DO
West Sd South.
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WANTED-Stop! Look! Freel A
I,eatherall case, with 100 business or call
ing cards. for 40c. Agents wanted every
where. Economy Co., Dept. "a, 1909 Lake
St, Chicago, Ill.
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SKIP THIS.

WANTED-BOy. Chlld's Floral Art
Shop, No. II So. Main.
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WANTED-SalesmRn for Utah, etc., by
old established house to handle complete
line of advertising calendars Imported
and exclusive domestic designs); novel
ties and leather goods; exclusive territory;
liberal terms. U. S. Calendar Co., Gin
cinnau