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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
AFIP WANfep--MALe.

Asv.sflsemsnss under shis eisssiflca-
zion. WHERE THERE - slTLATioN
bPES cAnnrsSo A sTHAfuHr SAL
IRIS applies only 20 the direct employer
Advertisements from employment ssnn-
ri~> OF commission propositions VII be
sbssssa leT At ssssssr rs.s. --~-~-~~--
Carrier. wanted st once for routes In
sn ps' Anna Mi. rasersay. nsn,oa Hii.
fsearon Hiil aud Rainier Valley districts.
good routes for az seys several els
down tewn routes Tor ssls sec efe"'
dresnisers wantsA -~Fm THE FRA
TER~AI. pROTHERHooD" Pave ilfe.
accident. fetal disability and old ass ben.
ents Admits men and women. liberal
contract 10 those v no can organize nov
lodges Address or caii sos Arcade Hlde.
loilcitor wanted ct nnce-nis prepesi-
Hon zee AR Jaeger. sac Hosai Willard,
seventh and vnion. betw~~n and
a ~.
wansed--Man OF man and wife TO
wurh "a ranch. Rooms and 7 rythisn
Blds
Wanfsd--eievs ana range mounfers,
also sheet iron and piece workers. AZ.
pity Puget steve and Range Co.. Railroad
az and Wall =.
Wanted---A man with knowledge o.
fruit to take charge Of sao-scre fruit
ana stock farm In the Yakima valley,
must have some fneney. rbone Ind HE'D
tttt
Wenfsd--Aii around tailor gOs First
av charley the Taslor
wsptsd--Men ana women 10 learn ths
harher trade. Largest and most corn.
plate school In the West wares paid
whlla learning. An unlimited course only
| fas Call and see our school or write
for particulars.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
% WASHINGTON. or 7ao Third Av.
Phone. Main sat
waniod--i GEO man 10 plAy pooi Al ths
Oriental pool roosnA Wv Givo our patrons
trade checks Hle Third as.s sstwsen
llike pnd Union.
1000 men wanted 10 eat hot roael beef
sand wichrs Basement ORIENTAL
Pool ROOM. tffs Third av.. between
| Pike and Union.
Rev. clean bed rooms. steam heated.
INIT and coid runLink water. baths. 1bc
nor night ana up Hofsi Model. 1919 srd
Wanted Farm foreman. must be com
petent and give references call at soi
ilebe Bldg. LIST, near Madison. city.
wauied--A man 20 buiid tile mantei
csllaf liz W b0th ~.
Spring 81. Pool room. aei sprinG st
Hest In town. everything new; 2ho per
cue. fw Crnmer, Ted Daine,
l. SECOND hand Clothes bought, sold and
81 ohanged. 1917 Pike Il. !. 2css, N. 6ass.
L MISCELLANEOUS
~>~~e0~-~~~>~~>~~s~s~ ~s~~>>>>~~<~r~~>>>-~
gpod make F-iogs. care star
i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
sAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the

Federation OF Shop Employees on
the Hartman lines Of the Pacific
Coast will strike as an aid 10 the
shopmen OF the Illinois Central rail-
road who walked out today probab-
ly will be definitely declared be-
fore night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
vIscounT SAILS

bassaaor to the United states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
CITY REAL ESTATE.
ONLY $50 90 DOWN

Great Woodland Park bargain New q
room modern. double constructed
bungalow cottage. shades. wired for
iights. ali large rooms. reception hall.
purehesl grand view Of sound and
rnountsins near school and car. Inn
proNemcnts IN and paid in full, large
lot 10 alley Prize si.sae. terms $50
psr month. including Interest. Take
PhinneY car TO ssth 81
Ask COTTAGE REALTY CO.
tsiar4t. k.Atsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
ACREAGE TRACT
NEAR TOWN--tf25

On State AID road. within EASY walking
distance 81 Lake washington anf ferry.
t4s cash. fig a month. Aacadamisad
highway. iosniy soii. good water sup
psy. near schools and churches Can
easily he made 20 pay for Itself from
vegetables and chichens should b.
worth at least 81 coo in near future
Take Madison car and Kirkland ferry
10 our office, on wharf AZ kirkland or
BURKE a FARRAR, INC,
.nn A., soo .eep, yerk tstt.rk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26

FTvE-ACRE BARGAIN
MAR ArBuRs. half 10 aeap rich bot
tom land balance fifstscisss upland T.
ali nearly level partly improved.
acres can be put In cultivation for tfs
per acre, good fence. II taken within
next few days ~fii sell for 1859. which
price Includes lumber enough from ntili
close bY 60 byiid four-roem house.
Terms taee cash. balance 60 suit. IL
you wnnt a piece Of good land cheap.
doal fail 60 see this tract. An ideal
place for chicken or duck ranch.
ROBERT MALTBY.
1919 ALASKA BUILDING.
Two Improved acres ON the lake trent /.
reasonable write for particulars 10 Geo.
W Meckmifr. Kennydaie, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
touaEh Fon RENT

HOUSES FoH RENT
2 . . . . . D . IN y . . . . . y {
u Our d
. WEEKLY RENTAL BULLETIN 2
p CONTAINS WHAT fou WANT. p
p ~ isstisx us know year asras ssa b
- address. Ne VIII mall yog y
y sept, caniaias sssfrthiss - =
B joan paws . COMPANY. 3
y fss nseond Az. p
d . o o % d y u no y ID d . D o D Z
8-room cottages, 1900 per month.
NJ Bitter Lake Station. on Ever
EFT internrban. &c ear fare from
city limits. Free water and free
wood. Plenty OF room for chill
dren 10 play.
FRED T. SANDER. INC.
Room "A" colmnn Building
~ ssIs-l -ssssn house. 81 MsshsnTfSn
eeuietsfd ana tist ~ ~ taken soon
Nili sisa hafnatn. Terms "a sult. Phone
rsss ffst 1ies Y Mercer 81. seattle
=. y Jsffsils
Per sails - nsai--&sw ssssn-reonss
streets Your own terms Cali evenings
ziee nttth AZ West. Talks N~si Queen
Anns cars 70 cFacksst
Nee ssns.ie-s ssa hessss fsf rss,
= J IEfsf. a co. 11t GLOBE uf<Atk
AAla sses Ind ssss
FOR RENT-FlAT8
.,s:.s Iss 90 GO
fifth saa nefrisan. cheap Asln stss
BUSINESS CHANCES.
- az, - II 20 ISs.
ared dollars 20 ~ lnfa the pouftrf puss-
mess uosnsn net over ~ pfefsrfed. esn
an tfesi location aesF the sound lad
et~s~ - seattle f-fsf1. care star.
rS.susfa tfaasfent hotel. rorpsr oftcA
right fe~a tosa Price cnis tIt9. al
rnipn -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
FARMS ANp AcREAoe.
ss75 BUYS 10 ACRES
f26 C'AEH--efO MONTHLY

Just east Of Kirkland. Within .asy drfv-
ing distance Of seattle markets Rich
soil and plenty Of water. Cheapest
acreage anywhere near city. Should
pay for itnelf In few months Fine
Tor chickens Zee owner. se7 New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
LAKE sua,gn PROPERTY.

Large tracts On ass I..ss nysisa esr iins
Isssy ntes in8 sect. Msin ssfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
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|Leoo

= Woo1i I
riil, > ~ I
Wlko9 -
4
: us>ul ~
httons ay(e 4
iuct y ~ I
. pogp1I1ft
:" Qvee! I1|'
I.au1n)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
.gLp wANTEo-FEMALE

!! ~ efir~srDenfs uafrf thts cissalfiqa.
he'd WHERE THERE ~ A SITUATION
oFEA CARRYING sTaAfutfT NAL-
AIRY ONLY. wili 10 Inserted FHtEt
Ttls applies eaIy 20 the direct employer
Advertisements frpm canpisf menf asrn-
cl~s " commission propositions ~tll be
sesSss9 sss-9ss~rrSsgsSs~re4sS-.~~~o~S--o~
Wsassa--se~tne girls experienced on
power suachines. slso sspsrtenesd hsnt
az n lad t9tS
uuusa kasprf wanted. Addfess Thomas
Winsisid. ssanise Fails. Nn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
CITY REAL ESTATE.
HXTET5f GH0MEy'-"

one Of your ownf n not. gel q now
and quit paying rent 60 the other
ff;llow, Think bit, For only $40
cash and SO month you can got
fins new house. with large grounds
around where you can raise all the
vegetables. fruit and chickens you need.
Rich, deep sofl. perfect drainage, close
20 school. stores. churches Total price
only M7s should be worth twice this
In year a real chance 90 make
both a home and handsome profit
Take Madison ear and Kirkland ferry
20 office, on wharf a. ki,klsnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26

And nj that only 80 down and IS a
month. place you can call ana make
n real home. raise chickens and yeRe-
tables and be independent Close In.
with good transportation Near Lake
Washington Rent money you nov are
paying will more than pay for fhir.
Values rapidly increasing. See owner
sos New York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26

" oeA07
[::E::!'S' =
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26

COS 10 4es View YORK Block
LAKE WASHINGTON VIEW LOT
qIon

Only as minutes ride from Second and
Madison. Quick transportation. flo
down, 81 a month. Sure of quick nd
vance. In value. city conveniencea
Burke n Farrar. Inc. 405 20 400 New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
auslnExs cHAMcrs.

ga ;lsI I:>, sTTs sSc.
flfih saa Heffison. cheap Asln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
FUNERAL olREcrons.

6fNE& 1Nss
yftn nosEHnrno UNDERTAKING. co.
cefnsf <tn srd uatDn. Hsfn tref. tnf.
tfea FHEAONT oFFlCE, nlif IRE
snass ~ fhonrs ~eyh afe. Srssn ~.
SAW oAIh . nOss i'rotsssieasI
ntfsefefs snd f.issnss1 ksn.AisnsFs 1871
isi. spp He~fe shs2tss 10th pheass fss
nonnsYs wsissa &C., Ssnss.i pReesgss.
rhlta 81 ara University hash pheees
PERSONAL.
FshrY shelf. fapfied sasy enff Pe-s
Asusvnis Fsn Ca fspeh nes 1919, n~estis
nf'rrukE CUnED - ~ cot ssas
truss. pei husnsnt. assefuts. wuhcst op>s-
esten ~ ast<ntfen trees sosinsss ne
tshess ever sBs hsrdrvd eases ssfsd pees
tss Iesss ffem ass I ysar 90 sas -
The HArsasa Nystern. efe shsfss utdg
ftts s~~eec AZ, seattle
wsafsa--A cana ~ ssees % 70 besfd.
Eses hsms Address WA. d. 1875. ears
star
LANES REMonEiiS0 rAisi.oRs
No. ssrmssss made ana Ga rsmeasisa
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
CRY REAL gsTATE-fconty
tioo-FoUR LoTssioo

o~nsr must sell -four level. cleared ioss,
adjoining business section u fastest
sowing rev town In the stats. ct June
ton Of three railroads for only fxg
eSch Can give sons terms N de-
sired. Call az once SIS sehihorn
Bldk
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-13
RIGHT N0N
GET EEtnE FOR EUTT#I||#- #"

-mng.m. wn- T .nan nraaarHa frr#s
 her. sn .er.u activities. -n..... r -.r.ar arc ran rm.# and women e..r.Hr tor . a general aans ..an.n- They everything shop
 nass for aH. Ina ua. am mnr 0. for We put watches . am. all things in our lin. n .mrfr MOST EFFECTIVE sEEEI. Begin your season a. rHu and snruEHme preparation. ling your watches and .ra.. . % KEEP TIME Ea ru-...'a. AS GOOD AS NEW and shrf=T FACTION .GgARANTEED ar. m. 'of our repair department.
 The largest best most modern stock of fov.lrE glassware and aa#rawa-. ETH#T rRICEs.
 We are opticians do H.a sgy Examinations
 ErTN
 THwaI. an#.Hu..
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-13
CLEAN UP ON THg 5TH

May I6.h has been 5ss.zna
 Inc City Council as .GIean.na Day." and on tha. day each within the v limits is requested .a clean mp his yard and much possible to clear Che s0ra.. premises of .a.r Instructions and #n slightly objects This custom which has been followed hr. for in. uast tbre. vars. and is also mad. obligatory in many of .HH ". the States.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-13
f. l. BAKER
 BREAKS RIB

What m. -aE. M. very
 n..E r J.
 urad rib which win tate . days
 " delivered load o. Uwks ranch and was re- tn hr5'a of one of broke and an control Q. was rrs Tn. team 1ud.ua -a started .o run and a. rNu- asump Baker rrvm -.m .H. wagon by the with t. ra-g'. as stated M Baker is an right and F I'm. his Hn rather sore
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-13

A fine mIld temperance 6TiDk is the pure wholesome beer made from tbe sparkling waters Of TumwataT Fails. and the very best barley mals with just Che right proportion of choicest Erown hops. Brswei as 07- iy Che Olympia Brewing company can brew. For sale at the Board Of Trad
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-13
ANOTHER H0PE
 Is HOPELESS
B. L--..- N-.- --------

.Hy Mask. News - SYDNEY. N.Y. ....r "agn. .. ... ~ N
 .as w. ' s.. tas#a champ Jack L.s-.. -a. -.a. Nash r.n. sE .s rtEr. whist aan sudmls-.nH N. .....su..-~ ....
 sIou Lang H.s
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-13
GIVING 0.T
rEE STEysGlE DISCOyBAGES MANI. X. GIELIEN or AssAShN-
sroud al. aas With ga aea.a.

Around al aa va sa aea.a. Ssok-
 Cana rest G. u-sa-.
 EaoaE4 -r make aay one s.sa oe-
 DoAs h.-ae Has ul s.gs re Gevea ..e.
 4ley a ,.a. -.s .s,aasae >lre y.sEs a...aE a
 Here Is lra.a,..- proof saat ,a> .s SO
 Nrs H. E Thomas. as.- san st. gs-s.aaa. Cal. says.
 Aae a.aa.- .. Ao.ls kidney EUs has .... u....#aag prove. ,g Hg sEa ..as.. l.-E have .g a-s.-. lcl .a -a..Gu.l....- ....a Alg#- .aa geas s-.. sa-sr-. from raIus .n ug .s,N ... .---Ee -e trouble r..s ,..r.. .. uEuuss.Hs running uL za#..- .a..... N> .a4as N.a. ues .a.l ..ua use. .E a mem. as- e. ag- a a--a the best y. Ngll .l.a. -r.-...aa.. -.eg proved -c -a Just #..- .ea .... ye. .E.'.A- sway . s...s a. pans and a...ss,' ..E .a.... .s.. asE- a s.E1-l .u ...s. =.... chen. s-.". rla ... ca. -.... uu0a ,g I've ...e. .~.. a..uE disorders For z... .. s. ....g-s Price s..s Poster. .....u ... a-..... New Fa.e " ... " nrsus IN T. S...E COURT Foh THE -|....T Vi. EaASN.N- H. VISION \. N.E- ONE" #.
 -..s...
 N
 srs. sr. Com. N.-...a. Alaska u0 Ar# sleea. ,..-. a Ssa-Has as.a Sad ...E ."- -a States ,a.r. u"z ~EaeHar T
 day . r. Chs Hgar r a. ...e 01 S..a -N WITNESS s-0. have
 .Na-
 ln.-t serr. ElE.. C-e-s .a for the LEs.a
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-13

25e for home cooked moab. Q.ick. clean service. Where N fha New Home Restaurant E.# Avenue. h8Tf minute from Broadway
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-13
coN-Es- Is NEARINe ENo-

T. #"H r.# .r for m. Ess Auaus 1. rr .r James Rock Geo Blanchard a H.w "
 and .U last
  --. NH a...# 
 follows   . C #"... Rr-.-.a-
 
 Kennedy   .#-..A a." Rock.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-13

um.r.# that Tony Nnrta.o
 ... smar..s. collection O. postal -.s over seen Tn Skagwar
 PILES CURED IN s TO f4 DAYS. Your druggist will refund money 1T PA2O OINTMENT fails to cure any case of TtcajnE Blind, Bleeding or T-g-udlaE Piles ln 6 to l4 days 50c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04

You may have noticed how differ
ent men are from hogs. The latter
never want 10 do things that are not
good for them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
0 YOU MARTY!
Even the Babies Are Lispina the
Name Of the Great Piteher-A
True Story.

Although Marty O'TooIe has lust
made his debut in the National league.
II is generally conceded that he Ia
some pitcher. In fact. Martyrs initial
success has made his name "A house.
hold word in forty-eiEht states There
is no news IN this. but 10 ia merely
mentioned "a an Introduction 10 the
following true story.
Last evening about O'Clock. n well
known resident OF the city was walk.
INK out Fourteenth street. when his
attention was attracted by baby
sitting In doorway. The U'tlc
fodder was apparently Of that age
when members OF the human species
first begin 20 articulate intelligii,Ie
sounds and as the resident approach
ed he noticed that the baby was chat.
tering something over which he seem
Cd greatly pleased on glancing At
the infant. the resident felt sure that
% was not vet abio 10 say ANYTHING
that could be understood. but a. he
came within hearing distance. the
fodder opened rs lips and with the
knowing expression ~ true fan. be.
gan 20 repeat over and over. Marty
OToOle. Marty O'ToOlr."
Thinking that his ears had deceived
him. the resident paused and listened
carefully. There could be- no mistake
Even 70 the baby had no other word
In his vocabulary. he had that name
down pat and 40 the resident walked
on. he was still saying IN sing-sonr
tone. Marty OTooic. Marty OToole "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
and Captain Henry s. Benson the

and Captain Henry S. Benson the
Utah
Greater in every respect-size,
armor and armament-the Florida
and Utah will wrest from the Della
ware ard North Dakota the honor OF
being the most powerful war vessels
afloat. The displacement OF the two
new dreadnaughts is 21.S25 tons each.
Ten 12-inch guns. distributed in FIVE
turrets and sixteen five-inch rifles
constitute their main batteries The
bulls are belted with armor. ranging
from nine to IL inches in thickness,
while steel walls. full foot through.
protect the turrets. The ships are SGT
leet long and are equipped with tur-
bine engines, generating $4,000 horse
power. which. II is expected will drive
them at a speed greater than the 20. 75i
knots required by the navy depart,
ment's specifications
Each OF these castles OF the sea will
be manned by n crew OF sixty officers,
and SIS men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
NEW DREADNOUGHTS
NEAR COMPLETION
Florida and Utah. Mighty Fighting
Ships, 20 Be in Commission
November Fifteenth.

WASHINGTON. Sept 3.-The sister
dreadnaughts Florida and Utah. rhe
mightiest warships in the American
navy. will be in fighting trim by No
vember -. according TO the calcula-
ton OF naval experts Within a week.
the Utah just placed in commission
Will enter the docks OF the New York
navy yard TO receive the finishing
touches. This work involves the in
stallatiOn OF coming towers and the
sights for her guns. The Florida will
be placed in commission about Sep
TENDER l.. and will be ready for act
i've service simultaneously with the
Utah
These two floating fortresses will
be attached 20 the first division OF
the Atlantic feet. the Florida becom-
ing the regular flagship OF the division
and the Utah occupying that signal
relation whenever her sister goes TO
dock for overhauling Captain Harry
5. Knapp will command the Florida
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
UpRivsr erisfs

work 0n fho foundation ~ n nov
hnrae ir central Ware o1f 90 Do
rHr'f hr go0rgc Sutton. har been
started
Tho iast meeting ~ the Methodist
revival r1ndIsfrf ir G0telard fqr fhs
plrf fv0 weeks uas held last niehf
arf large crowd attended
NF. H.rIa Orier1 ~ W0rriefour
300 arrive fo morrow f1 VISIT Nas
IIHya. fIrrd
howard Brown ~ Fairmonf is fhe
r..f ~ pc uncle and aunt W anI
N-s % r. Pool 70 trve'anf
large congregation heard Cu-
'r..r brother ~ rer 2 e PRYOR.
preach ff fte Christian church lasf
evening
Ts. Ora' r.r1rf 90 Cameron has
arr..'f 'r '.rr 'Y reside durInr edo
f.rfrr So. HT tearh fn n local
.rf.rf
vrs va-- v.carrigsf 20 rair
.r' r.fr'g NJ and vrr YIN
rs.f
leave Hema for Tho Intelligence
.at lic'fcubinof. IN warwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04

E0metiurs a cIrl sets confidential
ani feHs a. man that iot of other
usa have fried fn EIsa Der. buf be-
! u uo 0aiy orc Who succeeded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
Stores 70 Close.

Nearly all the stores in the Greater
Warwood district will be- closed all
day tomorrow in observance OF City
Day ~ the State Fair. Some OF the
stores will close to-day. and holiday
hours will be observed al the pOssof-
fec. but the observance 81 CITY Dav
on account OF the fair will be more
general than that Of Labor Day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
Up-The-River
News OF CIennova. Wsrwood
and loVcla1d
Picnic TODAY.

In Blacks grove the Warwood
Presbyterian Sunday school today
viii hold its first annual picnic and
outing. Those who will attend the al
fair. will meet at the church on Gar
den avenue and 20 TO the grove IN a
body. Games and contests Of all
kinds are being planned TO aid the
picnickers in spending the day In a
pleasant manner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04

some men never rearh he TOP 10
cCuso The elevator isut runnIug.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
Paw Paw Plentiful

On tho hillsides IN me up-river dis
trict there are thousands OF paw paw
trees. aud a. the West Virginia ha.
nanas' are beginning 10 ripen. War
wood youngsters are IN their glory
picking and eating them. Many come
from Wheeling 10 get paw paws.
and the supply IA said 10 be large
this year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN BIT
WILLIAM & FREEMAN

] have repeatedly made the
statement in these stories that
BIG COPY Is NOT ESSEN
TlAL TO AN ADVERTISING
SUCCESS. Small advertise
mentS, if run with PERSlS-
TENCY and REGULARITY,
will build a PERMANENT
and SUCCESSFUL BUSI-
NESS.
WALLACE BROTHERS,
of New York, are a standing
Illustration OF this fact. They
started in business in 1887 in
a small store, ] by Is feet,
with capital of a little over
$1,000.
They commenced to adver-
tise in April, 1888, in which
month they spent S37.O4 in
the newspapers-not a big
amount, although it was big for
the firm at that time-but BIG
ENOUGH TO MAKE A LIT
TIE IMPRESSION ON THE
PUBLIC.
They PERSISTED in their
advertising, each month add
ing all they could afford to
the appropriation. THE BUSl-
NESS GREW SLOWLY BUT
SURELY. They now own
FIVE STORES in New York,
and their business has grown
to be one of the largest of its
kind in the city.
Their advertising appropri-
alton at the present time is be-
tween five and six thousand
dollars per month. ALMOST
ALL OF THIS MONEY is
SPENT IN THE NEWSPA-
PIERS.
Their advertising announce
mentS are PLAIN and
STRAIGHTFORWARD, and
THEY ALW AVS MAKE
THEIR CLAIMS GOOD.
The success of Wallach
Brothers proves that it is PER-
s ! s + E y T ADVERTISING
within the limitations of a bus
mess that BRINGS ACTUAL
RESULTS.
Any firm, no matter how
small, that advertiSeS regularly
and BACKS UP that adver-
Using with RELIABLE MER-
CHANDlSE-can attain the
same measure of success.
STEADY, CONSISTENT
A D " r Using WILL
BUILD \ STEADY, CON-
SlSTENT BUSINESS.
ITO be corfiu,tId
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
Begin Operations.

Tests having been made and tho
furnace found 20 be IN good working
order. the manufacture ~ sash
weights viii be begun NJ the DentIer
Manufacturing Company plant IN
Gl"nnOva today Tho plant viii ON.
pl0y n Fcore ~ men and make sash
weights from n metal formed ty tho
melting ~ pig iron. Tin cans. old
sheet metal and This class % scrap
metal