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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-19
VOLCANO GUESTS.

The following have been registered
at the Volcano House:
December l3-Niss Mae f Mckay.
san Francisco; George W. Carr. Homo
lulu.
December 14.-Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Martin Columbia, Tennessee; Mr.. and
Mrs F, II. Severance. Buffalo, New
YORK; Il. w, Atkinson and wife. r. B.
Park. Ada Adcock, Fred Harrison,
Frank E. Howes, Honolulu; Mrs. c. E.
Ravens. Willimantic, Connecticut; Mr..
and Mrs. l. f. Voorhees,, klamath Falls.
Oregon; w H. C. Campbell. Hilo; Capt.
William Freeman, !. Q. Quinlan, s. S.
Mauna kea; II. H. Reuton. Kohala:
H. p, Beckley, Waimea; r. Qursey. Ho-
nokaa.
December 15.-W. D. McCallum. NJ.
Macintyre. DR. Julian Gillespie, R. J.
Wallace. Honolulu; Mr.. and Mrs. II. s
Overend. Honokaa; Lieut. and Mrs H.
w. Pope, Lieut.. T. B. Turner. Z. S
r. G Thetis; Miss NJ Williams. Ia
coma; H. $. Vaughan, U. S. A; T. F.
Richards, L. 5. NJ. c.
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MISSION CHILDREN
SEE FIRST CIRCUS

Superintendent T. w. Rider of the
Kakaako Mission, at South and Queen
streets, writes to H. NJ. de Leon, man
ager Of the circus, thanking him for the
courtesy extended to the children of the
mission. His letter follows:
4 heartily join with the one hun
bred and twenty five children of ka-
kaako Mission in extending to YOU and
Your company our thanks for the pleas
ant matinee entertainment of Deem
Der II, TO which you so kindly invited
US. | assure You the little ones appre-
ciated it, and as it was the first of the
kind they ever enjoyed, they will long
remember it, Again We say, many
thanks -
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BOY ORATOR" WEEDS
PRETTY HILO GIRL

According TO wireless received from
Hilo last night, Bernard KelekolIo,
known all over the Islands as the ''Boy
Orator, was married to Miss Hannah
Wailani on Saturday evening. The
ceremony took place at the residence of
the brides parents, and the happy
couple departed for the Volcano House
to spend their honeymoon.
The bridegroom was connected with
the Volcano Stables Company in Hilo
for some time and he has many friends
who viii congratulate him on his mar
riage.
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Valuable Property for
Sale.

Exclusive rights for the Territory of
Hawaii or the United States for manu-
featuring the Renear Algaroba Mill are
for sale, or Mr.. Renear viii sell con.
trolling stock in the Benear Co. Ltd,
which holds valuable patents in the
United States and Mexico. Call or ad-
dress C. W. Renear. 1894 Emma street,
Honolulu. who viii give full particulars
anl ordinations
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LOCAL sREvITIES.

Lei Aloha Chapter No. =, Q. L. :. WI,
meet IN Masonic Temple at half-past
seven this evening.
harmony Lodge No 3, I. 0. 0. F.
viii meet in Odd Fellows Hall a+ half.
past seven this evening.
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BAND CONCERT.

The Royal Hawaiian Band will play
TINS eTevning in Emma Square at half
past seven o'clock. The program is as
follows:
Grand March-Pauahi Berger
0verJnre-Birthday .......... FIotow
Baliad-La Paloma ....... Fradier
Observation-Disclosures Girl (by re-
quest ........... Ralfe
oeaI-Hawaiian Songs AR. by Berger
Fantasla-Christmas Chimes
Naitz-May have the Pleasure. .Liuke
finale-The Gigglers ....... ..Haines
The Star Spangled Banner
In the morning the band Will play
at the kamehameha school.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-22

Jake Ritchie and brother OF Swal-
lows arrived last Wednesday to stay
until after the fair.
H. L. Rice, an old hotel man of
Fuorence. but now interested in min
ing. is in the city today.
came up from Pueblo last night on
business.
w. F. Powers and wife, of Sterling,
Illinois, who have been sight see
ing in the west. arrived in this city
last night in company with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Williams of Glenwood Springs.
DIR. G. C. Lamb, is confined to his
home, 1905 North Eighth street, in
consequence of an attack of typhoid
fever. The doctor has a multitude
OF friends and they unite in the hope
that his Illness will not be very SER
ious one.
Mrs. James Walton, of Pueblo. is in
the city visiting relatives this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Van Buskirk re-
turned to Canon City the first OF the
week from Westcliffe where they have
made their home since early in the
summer. While there Mr. Van Bus
kirk did lot of contracting and
building work. among other undertake
ings OF the kind experimenting the
removal of the hotel from Silver
Cliff TO Westcliffe.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-22
Wednesday,

Mrs y. II. Chamberlain of Baker
City. Ore, is a guest of her niece, Mrs.
c. W. Tobln on Hazel avenue.
Miss Florence Book of Canton. Ohio
is visiting her sister. Mrs. William
Lyons in South Canon
A. A. Pope, secretary of the Colora-
do Light and Power company. who
was operated on at the hospital for
appendicitis on Thursday of last week
is reported to be getting along nicely.
Mr.. Pope's friends will be pleased to
learn of hs conyelescense.
Mrs II. NJ. Mingay and daughter.
Mrs. Edith Smith. lett this morning
for Denver where they will spend
some time visiting NJ and Mrs. Leslie
Damewood.
The Lincoln Park division OF the La
dies Association, of the Presbyter-
ian church. will hold an experience
social at the home of n. B. King on
Walnut street. Thursday evening.
Sept. 2s, at 1880. Gentlemen are cor
daily invited.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-22
Tuesday.

Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Lonnecker went to
Denver this morning and before they
return they will visit thair son Vie
who is attending school at Boulder.
H. K. Jackson departed Monday for
Denver where he went to hear a
celebrated Christian Science lecturer
talk on the subject.
Mrs. L N. Fellows went to Grip
pie Creek Monady to spend week
with her daughter. Mrs. Cody.
Miss Harriet Clarkson who has
been spending the summer with Miss
Hazel DeWeese on Lincoln Park and
with Miss Juliet Brown at Buena Vista
started home Monday morning for
New York
On last Saturday little Lamoyne
Locke celebrated his eighth birthday
with a party. Thirty of his little
friends were present and es5oyed a
very pleasant afternoon. The chill
dren romped over the beautiful lawn
and played various games. All de-
clared upon departing that Lamoyne
and his mother surely knew LOW to
entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. E. " Blunt of Castle
Rock. Colo. who have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs II. s. Maddox and
family during the past week, left for
home yesterday morning. Mr.. Blunt
was greatly pleased with Canon City
and its enyirons and says he is COM
ing back hers when his vacation
comes around again. He is a men,
Douglas county.
E. T. Moore. son of DR.. and Mrs.
t. B. Moore of this city, for sever
al years past manager OF the Wes-
tern Union Telegraph Company's bus
iness at Memphis. Tennessee. has been
recently promoted to the position of
chief clerk in the office of the district
superintendent of the company with
headquarters at Nashville Mr..
Moore's friends here will be pleased
to learn of his advancement in the
Western Union service.
George Flick, formerly engaged in
the Photographic business here, but
for the last ten years a resident OF
Vancouver. British Columbia, stopped
off here yesterday afternoon for a
short visit while en- route to Europe
Mr.. Flick may be regarded as an old
timer in Canon City. having located
here in 1888 and remained till his re-
moval to the Pacific coast. seventies en-
years later. He says Vancouver in on
ly twenty-four years of age and con-
tains 10000 population Before re-
turning to this country Mr.. Flick will
make an extended tour OF British
Isles. France. Germany. Italy and
other countries OF continental Eu-
rope.
d. s. Bess left this morning for
his home at Pana. Illinois. after a
pleasant visit here with his son, z.
R. Bess and wife OF South Canon. Mr.
Bess always enjoys an outing in Colo
RADIO and this one was no exception to
the rule
Mrs. Alice Schofield left Monday
night for a trip through the east
She intends to visit relatives and
friends in Kansas City. St Louis and
other points before returning.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-22
y. j CHENEY q 90 Tnledn. /,

We, the undersigned. have known
f. ]. Cheney for the last Is years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and fl
nancially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by his firm.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-22
walding. Kinnan q Marvin.
whoIessalo Druggists. Toledo,

Halls catarrh Cure Is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price T5c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-22
HOw,s THIsi

We offer one hundred dollars re-
ward for any case OF Catarrah that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-22
Friday.

Ctcar Ward and family OF Cur
|stht creek. are down for the fair.
O. v. Chivis, of Cottonwood Is down
FOR his annual visit to the fair.
Geo. whitmore. wlfs and little child
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-28

DO you want to make big money?
Here's your opportunity, representing
n your locality, large reliable estab-
liShed business house. No experience
or capital required. Write for free par
ticulars. Daniel II. Ritter Co, Chi
cagO, Ill l07
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CLEANING AND PRESSING.

ECONOMY DYEING AND CLEAN
ING CO, 10 West So. Temple. IN
French dry cleaning and fancy dyeing
we excel. Gents suits spOnged and
pressed. soc; French dry cleaned. S125;
steam cleaned. $3.50. Ladies' waists
French dry cleaned. 25c and up. Skirts
75c and up. Repairing at reasonable
prices: work called for and delivered.
All work guaranteed.
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HOSPITALS.

I GERAiAN-AMERICA hospital. for
merly KeOgh- Hammond. has been new
ly furnished and equipped HOmelike
and quiet rooms; slO.5O 20 SO per week
Hospital charges are One-half regular
price for confinement cases. 166 West
ID North. Both phones.
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WANTED.
HELP-FEAfAIE-

STROKES
LADIES' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
So West Second South Street.
Special ladies' entrance and depart
ment. Help for hotels and restaurants.
city and country, always wanted.
OLDEST AND BEST.
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WANTED.
HEIP-MALE,

WANTED-POstOffic clerks and car
riers. Examinations will be held in
Salt Lake and many other cities in
November. Uncle Sam is best employ
err; pay is high and sure; hours short;
places permanent; promotions regular;
Vaca lions with pay; thousands of va
cancies every month; all kinds OF
pleasant work everywhere; no lay-offs /;
no pull needed; common education SUI
ficient Ask for free booklet, HR 24O,
giving full particulars and explaining
my offer of position or money back.
Earl Hopkins. Washington. d. Q. goa
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF ability as
general agents or 10 take as side line
Tourists Baggage Tickets. Positively
a new idea in insurance and backed by
a six million dollar concern. An open
ing for a Wide-awake business man to
build up a permanent income OF ST.
500 TO $4,000 a year. Renewals come
to you. References that Will bear
strict investigation and a deposit OF
SOL for outfit required. The opportun-
ity OF lifetime. North Eastern
Agency company, l6 Liberty ST., New
York City.
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WANTED-By manufacturers OF sew
eral high grade steam specialties, a
first-class man, who is at present en-
gagged in travelling and visiting mines
and other power plants, TO represent
US in Salt Lake City and Utah. Only
one who has had actual selling expert
ence in this line and who has knOwl-
edge of boiler room equipment will be
considered. Arrangements will be
made on liberal commission and eXclu-
sive rights basis and would prefer self
sustaining man. State age, particulars
Of experience and references in first
instance. We have no representative
in territory at present. Write fully and
confidentially. Address V 80, Herald
Republican.
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SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE.

ONLY Is SEQ sewing machines left,
while they last $40 each. Don't wait
till they are gone. Come % w LIST
So. Young & Raleigh. Bell 3O2s.
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WANTED-Hustlers wanted every
where Profits five TO twenty five dol
lars daily. It's cash and all yours. Own
the business yourself. Work from your
home. No capital required. No can
vassing. A new thing. Particulars
free. +. Z. Abbott desk A V, Omaha,
Neb. 1Ol
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WANTED.
HELP-FEMALE.

WANTTD-Woman cook, S35.
2 mattresses, Idaho, $25.
4 mattresses. out, $50.
chambermaids, $40 and $50.
Empire Employment Agency,
No. West I'd South.
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WANTED.
SITUATIONS.

WANTED-An experienced bookkeep-
er ana accountant with over twenty
years experience wants a permanent
position. Formerly lived In the inter-
mountain territory and desires 10 re-
turn there 10 live. Can furnish IN
questionable references from past and
present employers; also bond and Salt
Lake references. Address j. NJ. K, P.
o. Box 66S, Portland, oregon.
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DIR. II. MCDOWELL. s0z-50s Scote
bldg. Phones: Office Bell 4s06; resi-
dencs. Bell sS7l-K.
DR. MARY GAMBLE. SIC Templeton.
Both phones. Residence III 1 street.
Bell 1870 rings.
DIR. ALICE HOUGHTON. $3.50 Mer-
camille block. over Walkers store. Bell
phone SOL ring 2.
DIR. G. A. GAMBLE. 616 Boston bldg.
Both phones; Bell 62S-, Ind. TIA.
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WANTED-Wiu appoint two ladies
IN salt Lake TO take orders for the
"Children's Hour during fail and win
ter. Ten volumes, over zoe stories and
poems. Liberal commission TO right
parties western manager Will inter-
view applicants Monday and TuesdaV.
Apply, stating telephone, Y 80. Herald
Republican. Parties in surrounding
towns wishing particulars should write
HoughtOn, Mifflin Co. 1890 10th Sc,
Denver, Colo.
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SECONDHAND CLOTHES
SPuRITUAIIST.

SPIRITUALIST - Slate writing
taught. Send 81 for full secret. Write
today. Address VIM. AttanshaW Jack
son. Neb, Dept. 10; Box so.
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WANTED-One good man in each
town to take orders for made TO meas
ure clothes. Up-tO-date styles, very
low prices; orders come easy. Highs
class, permanent business splendid
profits. 50 a day and up. No money or
experience needed. We ship on an
prevail, express prepaid, and guarantees
perfect fit. Write for territory, terms
and free samples. Banner Tailorinz
Co., Dept 523, Chicago.
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WANTED-Lady agents, I have new
women buy on sight and agents are
getting rich selling IL. To prove what
a wonderful money maker this is, will
send $40 worth on credit Don't delay.
Write quick for particulars. A. NJ
Young. 534 YOung's bldg, Chicago.
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WANTED-Dodd, Mead K Co. desire
a representative who VIII give full or
part time in each city and county.
Clergymen, lawyers, doctors and other
educated men are invited 10 commUni-
cate with us imm sdiate.v. The reward
is generous and the work pleasant. Adj
dress Dodd, Mead & Co., S2S 5. Main
St, Salt Lake City.
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WANTED-A bright young man
about %, 10 solicit. If work and ref
erences satisfactory can arrange TO
take into the business. Have manage
ment of five states for newest and
most necessary article out Eastern
man preferred. Address V 20, Herald
Republican.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

YOUR SHOES repaired while you
wait. Work guaranteed. Popular
prices. McGee's. % West Second South.
Bell 1888; Ind. 1O45.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

O~~-S-NS~S|0--- ~~~S-O~OS-~~--~.~~-~
CITIZENS Shoe Repairing Shop.
Shoes come here for good work. 1s1 W.
lst South.
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wANTED-Agent. 4O4 Hooper Bldg
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Statesmen.

wANTED-Boy at 476 E. % So.
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WANTED-Man. Must be willing 10
learn and capable of acting as our
no canvassing or sOlic
iting; good income assured. Address
National Cooperative Realty Co, ga
Marden bldg, Washington, D. c. EOS
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WANTED-S1S.5O per week address
ing envelopes at home, spare time; eX-
perience unnecessary material sent
prepaid; send Toe for outfit, postage,
instructions, etc, to start at once. En-
terprise Publishing Co. COVingtOn, Ky.
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OPTOAIETRIsTs.

BOOTH, LEE. BADGER. RICH &
I EWINSOHN, 6Os-608 Boston Bldg.
Both telephones 607.
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YOU don't need any experience or
capital to, make $500 weekly placing
our soap and toilet advertising pack
ages. Steady work. Premier Co, 324
Dearborn, Chicago. 100
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST-If person who took Mon
arch" bicycle from pOstoffice sidewalk
Sat. afternoon viii return same 10 Of
n 5th So he will receive $500. No
questions asked.
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WANTED.
HELP-MALE.

6TROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Oldest and Best
90 West Second South ST.
Cooks. Boarding House Help.
Mechanics. Miners and Laborers.
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DRUGLESS HEALING.

]. II. HORR,
Successful healer of incurable dis
cases, cancer, tumors, epileptic fits
heart disease female diseases of all
stages; nervousness. Call and be con-
WINGED of my wonderful power over
disease.
2O9 So. State. Belmont Hotel
Bell Phone $3.50.
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AGENTS.

WANTED-Agents The biggest
money maker ever known. The im-
proved 1911 Canchester Incaudescent
Kerosene Lamp will reVOlutiOnize light-
ing methods. Burns air instead OF
money. Six times brighter than cleo
Irlclty, gas or acetylene al ITO cost.
Burns with or without mantle. Burner
TITS any lamp. Saves IS per cent oil.
No trimming wicks. Showing means
selling. Territory going fast Write
today. Particulars free Handsome out
tit furnished. Beware OF limitations.
Canchester Light Co.. dept. IS ID. %
State street, Chicago, IN. IOs
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WHIPMAKER.

EXPERT whip maker; whips made e
order. Ezra f. Martin. rear 80 South
West Temple street.
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE.

SECONDHAND furniture bought and
sold; best prices. Michigan Furn. Co,
34l South State street.
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WANTED-Agents make 500 per cent
profit selling High Grade Post Cards"
Special selling PLAN enormous demands
1000 varieties. Samples Ice Particu-
lars free. Sullivan Card Co, 1894 Van
Buren, street Chicago, III
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SCHOOL DE- NURSING.

SCHOOL Of NURSING.
DIR. ROBERTS SCHOOL OF
NURSING AND OBSTETRICS.
The School for Nursing will open
Monday, september 18th, 1910; and the
School in Obstetrics on Monday October
10th. 1910. For further information
write 10
7s c Street. Salt Lake City, Utah.
MARGARET G. ROBERTS, NJ. ID.
Bell phone 2O02.
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WANTED-Railway mail clerks. $500
first year; promotion to Sl.S00; exam
nation in Salt Lake November u; com
mon education sufficient with our
coaching. Full particulars free with
position or money back offer. Ask for
booklet HR VA. Earl Hopkins, Wash
ingtOn, ID. G. 203
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WANTED-WH make first-class
boOkkeepeT of you in six weeks for So
or return money; distance, experience
immaterial; find POSITIONS, too. free.
place thousands; placed pupil February
"a at S45 weekly; perhaps can place
you, too. SAVE THIS and write j. II.
Goodwin. Expert Accountant, Room
S5l, 1915 Broadway, New York. 513.
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WANTED-Salesman experienced in
any line. to sell general trade in Utah
UneXcelled specially proposition with
brand-neW feature. Vacancy after Sep
TENDER l. Commission with $35 weekly
for expenses. The Continental Jewelry
Co, Cleveland. Ohio. 2O7
WANTED-Capable salesman to COW
er Utah with staple line. High COM
missions, with 500 monthly advance.
Permanent position to right man. Jess
II. Smith Co, Detroit, Mich. POI
WANTED-Salesmen to handle our
fine line Of advertising signs, calen-
OARS and novelties. Excellent prOpO-
sition for real hustler. The SciOto
Sign Co, KentOn, Ohio. 1913
WANTED-TwO experienced statesmen
who have large acquaintance in and
near Salt Lake. Call at once. sol New
house bldg.
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WANTED-Salt Lake railway mail
and clerk; carrier examinations soon.
Prepare now by mail. President our
college conducted government exam
nations for years. Write for free les
son and position or mOney-b back offer.
Ozment, Dept. 307, st. Louis, Mo.
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WANTED-s12.6 will start you in
a profitable ostrich plume business.
We want 20 establish agencies. You
can easily make from $40 TO S26 per
day. Write for fun information South
African Importing Co. 1841-43 Wabash
Ave, Dept. 227, Chicago. III. 2O2
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WANTED-Agents Most wonderful
Improvement In enameled kettles: pre-
serving, cooking, steaming and grain
ing, 4 kettles combined in one Greatest
mOney-maker for agents next months.
sample free for examination. X. Thorn
as Co., STA Wayne, Dayton, Ohio. fO4
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UNION MEN, ATTENTION.

UNION MEN, ATTENTION.
Union men and all friends of organ
lied labor should know that We are
the only up-tO-date strictly union store
in the city. All our clothing, shoes,
hats, shirts. ties, collars. suspenders
and gloves bear the union label We
sell only high grade reliable union
made goods. Don't buy inferior sweat
shop or penitentiary goods when we
offer you union made reliable goods for
less money. Best gOods-lowest prices.
JACOB AURES,
Union ClOthier.
Wiz sprechen Deutsch. as E 1st So
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WANTED-BOy and girl agents; sell
"A packages OF post cards for US at loo
each and receive a beautiful camera.
air rifle or doll free. Write today.
South Western Supply Co, Dept. 2,
Tulsa, Okla.