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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-04
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From Deaf School Banner.

EIOtn b6dL SCHOOL BANNER. Ts'.-'t-'
Miss Buchanan, who has the new On.
pills, thinks that she has about as
nice class of beginners as she ever
had. We hope she is right and we
believe that she Is. : = "a
Jens- Pederson's cousin. Mrs. Maria
Tanner whose home has been In this
city. moves to Great Falls, Montana,
this week, where her husband has Sc
cured work as a brick layer. @.,.= ...s#s
Agnes Fischer has written Matilda
Bonner that she wishes to return to
school, but cannot without her faith
er's consent. Two of her brothers are
now attending college In Minnesota s$
A letter from Miss Gudbiorg Odd
son to Edna Hartman brings the news
that Miss oddson Is tearing the ..artt
preservative' in Edinberg, N. d. She
says that she likes her work .5s
The other day MIR. Bangs met Hulda
Vogel's father in town. He came down
from Rock Lake on business but did
not have time to see Hnlda. However
he gave MI. Bangs q dollar for HuIda.
President Paige Of the board paid
the school q visit the other day. He
was accompanied by his daughter and
brother and bride. They were taken
thru the school and shown what was
being done for the deaf children OF
this state. e IS 55SsEss
a letter received from Helen Ander.
son. Dickinson. states that she Is 50,
ing to try and get thru the high school
of that place, Helen has some hear.
ing and can speak quite well She
win find ii pretty hard but sha ought
Ito make good il she works Hard.
Hon. WI Bryan delivered 4 speech
| In town last Wednesday School was
dismissed at half past thrse and the
older boys went to the depot to see the
( distinguished gentleman arrive. Ser.
Ierai Of the teachers went DO the opera
| house and heard Mr.. Bryan speak On
tine issues OF the campaign. 81
The iirst business meeting of The
Wade literary society MAS held In the
chapel at s O'Clock on the 2lst Of Oct.
4 1910.
Jens Peterson was chosen tsmpor
AIRY chairman. and Sola Fee. secrs
lltary. 81 +: 81. :..s .s
The following members were ad
Hllitted as new members: Jenniesik
4 link Clara Knltson. Joe ST. Lawreacel
Il ana Glen CLARK. ss
The election of Oh Ulcers was iii otrfIel
and resslaasI as fellows sss
Tens Peterson, president; Matilda
Tsorne r vice dent: Nola Fec. SEQ
Edna Hart treasured 8ssS
fssr The new members wers sssorr
Il % Bangs gave d III interest III
iscszsEa On y HaznbIe ana 4
u sots of thanks slas giysn him i,
sssng then a ;oaFaaa 81 B o'caecsl
ssola Fias,
q plriis Dc ssEEla sseond grade Hars
slad to Neie slllzasash as.ssr !,
fls ssslssse Her III &
Il tsls IA Fssa 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-04
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-04
NATURES WARNING
Devils Lake People Must Recognize
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Kidney ills come quietly-mysters- B
ously. s tS::a,: u :, ri; s* sz8
But nature always warns You thru
the urine. #r ID ,
Notice the kidney secretions. a 3.=
Il See Il the color Is unhealthy :$ q
H there are settings and sediment, u
y Passages too frequent, scanty, pain-
fnI. MI -.
ITS time then to use Doan's kidney
pills, q. g & 2@s. q. ~ = @5f
70 ward OF Brights disease or dia55
betes. "a 9,i5 q .:ss- r.
AZ Doan's have done great work In this +
vicinity. f $40 s5E . 3. ! Y
E. D. ] Beleher, farmer. 10 miles {
from Devils Lake, N. D., says: St
found loans Kidney Pills to be an ex-ss::
celleDt remedy. For { two OF threa
years I was an almost constant suffer-
er from '' severe pains through my kid
nays and my back was often So sore
and lame that I could mot stoop. The !
Kidney secretions we're Irregular I'D /
passage and I had many other synap-s !.
toms Of kidney complaint. u tried first
one remedy and then another, bur slid {
mot fnd relief until I at Hast procured
2 box of Doan's Kidney PilIs st the
Devils D Lake Drug co. They went as
once 70 the seat OF my trouble ana it8
vas not long before was completely
cured Z
sor saie By an Dealers Prizes o.
cents Foster-a llburn Co. BnRalD.
New sola agerts for the unassa
statss
ReEneasksr the naInae Doan
take 20 ether.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-04

Mercantile Co. The plate glass win
dows are now in, and the heating
plant is being installed. As soon as
the painting is completed the company
will begin moving Colds to their new
quarters.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-04

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RYAN REAL ESTATE co
FARMS

Sovvo-45 acres, 35 acres in cultivation 25 acres practically level. fertile land on pike. near railroad station: 5-rooi house and barn; 10 miles of Bir0ins ham.
 $S75-l7 acres, good truck farm. orchard 3-"oom cottage, barn and spring; miles out on pike; terms easy or ex= change.
 s2oo0-3 acres, good broom cottage. l blocks from car line. $l0-Per acre: BOD acres. three houses spring. creek and well; S3 miles of l;fr mingham 2h miles of town with rail roads. all trains stop. Terms or "x change.
 s13CG-23S acres, a acres open land 2 room cottage, good barn, orchard, ,. miles of railroad village. sS0t--16 acres; IA acres in cultivation, gooH Groom cottage, barn. spring, orchard suburb of railroad village; 4o miles oul S42l0-140 acres: so acres cleared; neaf Leeds. on pike: 6-room house and barn would exchange for East Lake property, S.o0-20e acres, practically level: 90 acre. open iano. spring water for stock. 4-room cottage and tenant houses, or chard: miles of railroad station; terms. we have a number of good alfalfa farms of various sizes for sale. See our extensive list of farms for sa1c aud exchange for city property. We are the only practical people here whc make a speciality of this kind of busi- ness.
 If don't sec what you want ask
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w. N. MALONE & CO, 219 North Fist St, Telephones 12s9.
RYAN'S BARGAINS

s550o-7-room house. furnace heated, mo- ern in every respect: practically neS small cash payment. balance like ren South Highlands.
 s6oot-Practically new. rooms and hal a modern home; E cash, balance to sui. 18th avenue, Norwood.
 $S0t0-5-room cottage, hall and bath, tllre cabinet mantels; modern in every pa ticular; 50th street, Woodlawn, F cas3 balance easy.
 $5500-New 7-room. 2-story house, moder in every respect; 5000 cash, balance suit; at Norwood.
 S1S0o-5-room house and bath all plumbin complete, street and sidewalk improya ments, blocks of ear line; at Ensles s2JO cash, balance easy. s2750-6 rooms, hall and bath, santar and street improvements, all plumoin complete; lot 1O0x14O near churches ln school 1is blocks of car line best res idence portion of North Birmingham S750-50-acre farm. good 4-room house spring. IF miles from small town abou 40 miles north of Birmingham; will eS change for small cottage or Vacan lots.
 S37J0-2C0- 0-acre farm, with prospects good vein of coal under same: 21a nile of mine now in operation, 100 acres il cultivation, good Broom house and barn tenant house, 1100 fruit trees: E cash. s520o-22C-acre farm, all bottom land; IS acres in cultivation. red sub soil, sooo improg ements; fronting pike, nea' Easonville. about 8 miles from Birnins- ham: terms easy.
 S27i0-12o- acre farm, broom house anf barn: 90 acres :n cultivation: railroat runs through property small station near residence; 70 miles south: F casb If you are in the market for farn please call at our offices as we have 2 number of good farms for sale reasona5lt prices good terms
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FARM REALTY COMPANY
 io4-5-6 Brown-Marx.
FOR RENT.

72l N 22nd St. rooms, $1f 2l5 N. Elyton St., West End, : rooms s17.5O. 2i2i N. 18th ave. 6 rooms, S22.50 9S0 Bellevue ave, s rooms, sao l4OS s. 10th ave. : rooms, SEQ.
 FROM APRIL l. l0st N 2lst St. rooms, s2250 s312 x. Sth ave. : rooms, s25. S29 N. Fist St. [ rooms. s2o. 61S-622 N. 18th St. rooms. S22. Sl9 N. 25th St, rooms, SEQ. 922 N 2lst St, , rooms s20. 500 S. Fist St, rooms. sS0. 260S N. 7th ave. 6 rooms. ss5. ]. H. HEINEKE R. E. G I. A. Co.,, Aqts
 Phones 45. 214 North 21st st
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. No. s15 s. 11th st., 3-room house, lot 22x90 it., s1250: terms S12.5o per month for 100 months, with 8 per cent interest; renting for S.5o. z7 acres. between North Birmingham and y,oyies, on Pike road. cheap.
 oOo acres near Fruithurst, s2.bO per acre. L. c. PETTYJOHN.
 Phones 1101 and 465. 1S261s Sd Ave-
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SEND us your dainty articles of apparel to be dry cleaned by our odorless pro- cess hand work. Gluck's Cleaning Co.,, ..1S14 Third ave Both phones 2372.
 MADAME GOYETTE-World's most noted medium; advice on love, marriage. family difficulties and sickness; sepa- rated united: business investments, let tefs containing stamp for reply an- swered. 409 18th street. Bessemer, Ala.
 PERSONAL-For more than 20 years my husband was a hard drinker. Over eight years ago I stopped his drinking by a simple method which anyone can l. use quietly at home. To everyone who truly wishes to save dear one from drink this method will be fully explained without charge. As soon as you read this write to me with confidence. Mrs. Margaret Anderson, 300 Oak street. Hill- burn, New York. 2-20-13t-su
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AUTOMOBILES.

WANTED ssfablish agencies for the sale of automobiles. We are factory distributors for Georgia, Florida. Ala hama and part of South Carolina. Good assortment of cars, liberal terms. Core spond6pce solicited. Georgia arolina Auto Col |. xJsAHF1i 1ilfans, Manager, Au- GNatay GAsasa, VI sscea a12-1o-8t-su-w VI
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Business Opportunities

BY investing $500 to $500 in a factory now being organized to manufacture patented invention with unlimited sale, you can get income $50 month and good paying position. To con vince you of It's merits. sale and profits, call or address Birmingham Business Opportunity Office, Room 226, Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
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FRESHNESS CHANGES

FOR PROFIT is worth s10 copy to any man who intends to in- vest any money, however small, who has money invested unprofitably, or who can save 8 or more per month, but who hasn't learned the art of investing Tor profit. It demonstrates real earning power of money. the knowledge financiers and bankers hide from the masses. 1t re- veals the enormous profits bankers make and shows how. to make the same prof its. It explains how stupendous fortunes are made and why they are made; how 5000 grows to s22,0o0 To introduce my magazine write me now and I'll send 1t six months free. Editor Gregory, IT Jackson, Blvd, Chicago. 2-13-2t-su Patent your ideas and make money; Send for my new book, How to Get Them" Best service. Joshua R. H.
 Potts, lawyer. Washington. D. C., Chi cago and Philadelphia. 1-l6-6t-su
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FOR RENT
NORTFSIDE RESIDENCES = OCCU'
 FANCY NOW.

NORTFSIDE RESIDENCES - OCCU.
 FANCY NOW. 19Os S0th street. rooms, $50. 15l6 leth avenue, rooms, S25 1909 Park avenue. s rooms, s45 2230 7th avenue. 10 rooms. Si5. 72i 17th street, rooms, $n 30 e326 5th avenue, 10 rooms, $50. 2300 sth avenue, rooms. s25. 2115 i4th avenue, ' rooms, 30 1231 17th street, rooms, $N.5Q
 FOR OCCUPANCY APRIL 1. 1911 Park avenue, rooms, $<5. 1703 $th avenue, 9 rooms, t35. 1929 2ith street, g rooms, 340. 53M 1st avenue, rooms s20. S25 20th street, , rooms, 20. sOUTHsIDE RESIDENCES - oCCU-
 FANCY NOW. 2ol7 Avenue c. : rooms. s1b. 26l5 Avenue C, rooms, S16.5O. 9909 Avenue q, rooms. $25 1753 18th avenue, rooms, $40 1929 11th avenue, g rooms, s45. 1420 11th avenue. rooms, $50. 11S1 11th street, rooms, $S0. 1926 ,2th avenue, rooms, s47.5 1611 12th ave apartment 6 rooms, s47 .5e DOS Georgia street. rooms, 80. 14t5 Avenue I. rooms, $25. 10o4 Montgomery street, rooms, 80. 1Ol2 Fist street, rooms, $50. 1s19 Avenue P, rooms. $20 1926 12th avenue, rooms, sS5. 3CC9 Highland avenue. rooms, s35
 FOR OCCUPANCY APRIL 1. 709 29th street, rooms. $35. 1909 17th street, rooms, s35. 26lS Avenue q, rooms. s15. 2620 Avenue G, rooms s15. 2920 Juniper avenue, rooms, Si5. 29l4 Juniper avenue. rooms, s35. 601 23d street. rooms, $25 H01 Humboldt avenue. rooms, s35. 1OiS ct. Charles, 8 rooms. $E. 3522 Avenue IT, rooms, SIP. 50. 1915 ?0th street, rooms, $50. 1899 12th avenue, 6 rooms, $47 50. 2Ii4 Avenue c, rooms, s30.
 w. N. MALONE & CO.,
 2l9 North Fist St, Telephones 12S9.
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PATENTS.

PATENTS secured Advice and handbook free Milo B. Stevens & Co.,. Attor-
 neys, Washington, D. c. Established
 1864 Birmingham office, 4el Woodward
 Bldg. w. M. Mccoy. manager. Bell ph0he- A57l 's a 10-3i-su-te
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l FLORIDA REAL ESTATE,

S81T5fAL cost fesfdence lois; q down. sa ba1anca 60c ,Meeklys Tropical, Develop a1e{ essocia ti9nr Palatkas Fla a-1-a0s
 Aoet lslsG 1ysc v aG a.g1s A ss.as1 .as
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WO. connecting, unfurnished rooms, for 'ott housekeeping; close in; hot and
 T water; telephone; bargain if taken
 mediately0 Phone Peoples 2432, ref apca ren11is.ed
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'5D-Table boarders and roomers house close in; electric lights ,ells over house; private baths; re, heat; newly furnished; refined ..fien only. 40 North Fist street.
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ONE GENT 4 WORD.

ltATEs--One cent word a day; no ad. taken for less than 25c for first inser- tfon. Cash must accompany order.
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RENT-fFo or three large, beau tiful unfurhfshed rooms for light housekeeping, to couple without chil- dren, in neWih ome with private fam ily:nb eautif'Ip location; nice neighbor- f4s d. Phon, Bell 4S12. He Louise \ avenue. A
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rNT-Large, nicely furnished sHfl hprivate family in Norwood. heat, electric lights and hot Copies phone 2055 or call 1201 h street.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

A HUNDRED THOUSAND fruit. dairy and poultry farms in Missouri. S250 per acre and up; for full particulars ask Missouri State Immigration Comnis- sion, Springfield. Mo.
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T-Four rooms. bath and hall floor; if wanted, two bedrooms {; modern conveniences. Peo- jne 2626. ITO 10th avenue, south.
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Y F lENT--In private home on South
 a-hI ids, near Five Points, beauti- tS furnished front room, adjoining ,r4: furnace heat, every modern con
 ence. Excellent locality. Call at 1Eula street. 220-6t
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PERSONAL

sEdEE-"Smartset Safety Pills best monthly remedy in existence; prevent your worry; try something new, quick. reliable. harmless, g; particulars free. Parisian Speciality Co.,, F, Pittsburg, Pa.
 1-30-5t -su u
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WOULD you marry if suited? Matri- monial paper containing hundreds of advertisements marriageable people from all sections, rich. poor, young. old, Protestants, Catholics, mailed sealed free. F. J. Gunnels, Toledo, O.
 2-1
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BIG inducement to sslesmen of ability to sell lubricating oils and greases on com
 mission. Champion Refining Co.,. Cleve- land. O. 1-2-st-su
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CASH. for property, any kind. anywhere;
 if you want to buy or sell, address
 Northwestern Business Agency, Minne- apols. z-o-f-su
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LADIES-When delayed or irregular use Triumph Pills; always dependa- ble. Relief and particulars free. Write National Medical Institute Mil
 waukee, Wis. 2-13-2t-su
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AGENTS-Every merchant buys our 1910 Air Brush show and window display cards nothing like them; latest hit; sensational sales; no competition; sam ples free Peoples Show Card Concern, 710 W. Madison, Chicago, III.
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{, TENT9lNicely furnished room in > fatbily; steam heat, electric ''FSe, bath; in fact all modern e Whitfield Flats, Apr.
 5. and 23rd St.
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.ONE GENT A WORD|

RATES-Ons cent . word . dayy no ad taken for less than 25c for first inser- tten. Cash must a~eompany order.
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Tt unfurnished rooms and private with all conyeniences in private
 old for light housekeeping. Good sorhood and car service. Rea- iab'e. References required. Y-50, care srHerald.
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furnished room suitable for convenient to bath room. GOT North rect.
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F3ung men to occupy large room
 pod table board; electric lights. lAl.a cold water: very reasonable. 50S eth 23d street, Bell phone 1878.
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FREE-If you will send us your name and address we will send you, absolute ly free for three months monthly publication postpaid descriptive of the Republic of Mexico. Address The Jantha Plantation Co.,. SIP Magee build ing, Dept e7 Pittsburg, Pa.
 2-13-2t-su
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LA RGE manufacturer with excellent line Of established trade wants experienced travelling salesmen. Salary position.
 State experience. Iroquois Mfg. Co., Cleveland, O. Z 1-13-4t-sn
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SALESMEN if you have spare time be- tween trains you can add from $25 to $50 per month to your income by presenting our proposition to grocerymen and gen. eral stores; no samples required. Ad- dress the H. c. Els Sales Oo., 264-25S Hennepin avenue, Minneapolis, Minn.
 9-6-eo-aun-2t
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wANTED-Salesmen of ability and neat appearance to call on all merchants in their territory; elegant side line, con- venient to carry: good commissions;
 prompt remittance. Belmont Mfg. Co.,, Cincinnati O. 12-l2-lUt-Sun
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PIPE smokers wild over new vest pocket invention. Cleans pipe stem instantly. Don't use dirty straw. Metal, lasts for ever. Send dimes for sample. Adam, 1561 Clybourn avenue, Chicago, I'll.
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WISHED upper floor of South
 a,ids home, suitable for light -,eeping, desirable location. 14O7 2 Fist street; for full particulars tell phcue main 1875. l.
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nbfALL, nicely furnished room for gen.
 tlemen; reasonable rent. Apply 2113 .s Nf. avenue. 2-1S-tf
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THE AVALON-Beautiful furnished roS ms; everything new; furnace heat;
 ell t~tc lights. bath and phone. BOB 21st stret corner 9th avenue. 2-1S-tf
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ROOM, 8 a week, front room, nicely fur nished, electric light and bath; con- venient to business district. 2425 North
 6th avenue. 2-13-tf
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0NE GENT A WORD

RATEs-One cent . word s day; no ad. taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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AGENTS leader for 1910; monkeywrench plumbers pliers, 15 tools combined; most wonderful combination ever made; sam pie free for examination. Forshee Co., B. Dayton, O.
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AGENTS for free copy of The Thomas Agent" the greatest agents paper ever published; filled with money making plans, mo license tax" decis- ion of supreme court; pointers 10 agents; every agent in the U. s. should have a copy at once. Address today, .'Thomas Agent" 4O56 Wayne ave, Day ton O..
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AGENTS, build permanent business; prac- tical household labor-saving devices. etc; big sellers; large profits; permanent dividends. Certificate worth $5 free; credit Fletcher, 2o6 Franklin street, New York.
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"WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC" the shame of the human race; big sensation, great seller; illustrated sample copy soc; write today. Conley & Co.,, 95 Washington Chicago,
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gENTS-Wonderful invention big money selling Canchester Kerosene In candescent lamps, burns with or with out mantle, times brighter than cleo tricity, gas or acetylene at 1-1o cost; burner fits any lamp; saves To per cent oil: no trimming wicks, showing means selling; beware of limitations; outfit fur nished. Canchester Light Co.,, 26 State st. Dept 12-B, Chicago.
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WANTED-Agents; big money, expenses paid, no experience required; variety portraits, bromides. photo pillow tops, soc; frames at our factory prices, credit given; catalog and samples free. Ritter Art Studio, ". Van Buren, chicago III
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FOR RENT-Small cottage furnished complete for housekeeping; every con- vcnience SIP Underwood avenue. East Lake.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms, close in, fort gentlemen only. Peoples phone 261o. q N. 18th. FOR RENT-N icely furnished room for '',t hn isekeeping, close in; no chil-
 NrI1Qth st
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.fsNIfrr-Three connecting, unfur- rilsi1ed roofits in cottage; closets. sink in kitchen, porcelain bath, electric lights, wate Bell phone; reasonable; i; references changed 2024 12th ave. N.
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TRAVELLING salesmen wanted with some experiences; new prohibition drink;
 salary, drawing account or commission. Grown Cider Co.,, POT s. Commercial St., St Louis. Mo-. -s 3-13-52t-su
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slo00 a year for local representatives,; last year BIT agents made over $l5O0 each
 selling our wonderful everlasting cook ing utensils; an excellent proposition for high-class agents write tonight.
 American Aluminium Mfg. Co.,, Dept. A, Lemont, H. 2-2o-2t-su
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LY furnished room, private family. modern conveniences, for one or two its. 1116 Elm street, 8 blocks east
 rect, near Highland avenue.
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FOR RENT-North side; 1914 4th ave-, rooms; 1929 24th St., 8 rooms; 2129 11th ave, rooms, s20; 1926 22nd St., dandy 9 rooms 1909 14th St., rooms, $22:50; 1S19 Rush ave, 5 rooms; 2121 Sth ave. rooms, $22.5 Southside; 1918 St.. Charles St., rooms; 913 14th St., 5 rooms, new; 307 Cotton ave, Elyton g rooms, S2O; 1927 Cotton ave-. rooms, s16, and a large list of others. Phone. Louie Reese, 2115 3rd ave.
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FOR RENT-10-room house on Loop car line, South Highlands: 5 bed rooms, gas and electric fixtures; back stairs, screened, rent very reasonable; cab inet mantels. Address V-44, Age-Her- aid
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RAST-Four rooms, nicely fur 4dsssith bath, hot and cold water, rf lights. gas connection; in splen- nefghborhood; reasonable rent. Ad- Y .O-50, care Age-Herald.
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AGENTS wanted for high-class, beauti- fully printed dollar-a-year woman's
 magazine; commission, 50 cents on each dollar subscription. Write for agents free outfit. American Home Monthly, 27 Spruce St., New York. 10-3-13t-eo su
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FOR RENT-Nice modern cottage. hot bath, electric lights. cabinet mantels, good repair, 26O5 N, 7th avenue. s2s; also neat cottage, bath. electric lights, etc. GIT s. 2Sd st., s2O. Owner, 2o5 Hood Rlde
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Jartment of four unfur- .. modern. all conveniences.
 ol park; gas and electric 914 S avenue, N. 2-20-2t
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LIVE MEN-If you are making less than s25 weekly, send your address quick if you have a horse and buggy or bi- cycle you can use, all the better; we teach you: you can start right where you live; let us prove that we can bet ter your condition. Thomas Mfg. Co., 1O56 State st., Dayton, o.
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AIENTS-$26 a day can be made; you can fail to do business under our sell ing plan: your offer will be snapped at without time or talk. Our Automatic flame Fasteners have worldwide de- inand, agents are coining money, every horse owner delighted customer; write at once for our can't fail premium sell ing plan and free sample to workers. Automatic Fastener Co.,, R-1020, Gin- cinnati. O.