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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-07
MaFlOW'S S0WPG lDiFGc0Wry
MAIN FLOOR.


West Al,lc-Sks, Dress Goods Trimmings,
Rear West Aislc-'lable Linens, Flanncls
Household Staples
Center Aisle-Notons, Neckwear, Drug sun
dries,
East Aslc-liibbons, Art Goo H. Hose, Knit
and SIX Underwear and Cit. es.
Rrar-Shocs for ladies and chin. ven.
Balcony of First IloOr-S oda FouA tain, Can
dies and rest room with telephoL and 9TH
cr couycnicncos
SECOND FLOOR
Ready to-Wcar Millinery Muslin Under YEAR
Corscts and the Baby shop,
THIRD FLOOR
Carpets Drperics, Comforts Blankets Trunks
and Bags, Suit Cases. General offices
Drcssmakus puriors.
BARGAIN BASEMENT
china Glassware. Crockcy GraniteWare
Aluminium ware TInware and Household
Hardware.
ILEN AIOR
East side Of building connecting all floors
Take the elevator
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part; and also His coat; now the
coat was without seam, woven from
the top throughout. They said, there
FORE, among themselves: Let us not
rend it, but cast lots for it, whose it
shall be. 'St. John XIX. 1924
These four political soldiers-Roos-
evelt, Bryan, Hisgen, Debs-have
'cast lots' for Tom Watson's coat
and Roosevelt has won it whilst the
other three have divided Tom Wat
sons garments between them. Now
Roosevelt likes Tom Watson's coat,
and wears it with considerable pride,
but it does not fit him very we'll. The
political tailor has trimmed off some
of the essential parts of Our Tom S
coat, but they left the ornaments
complete, so that the "Populist uni
form is not disguised at all, and
Roosevelt will not disgrace his uni
form, nor disguise it. The other
three-Bryan, Hisgen and Debs-
are wearing Tom Watson's under gar
ments which are never exposed to
view "Tom Watson's Clothes are
very simply made, but they are Of the
most stable material, hence their
great attractiveness to the Democratic
multitude CumtuX?-The Seattle,
wash Patriarch.
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Washington, D. c., May II, 1911.
Hon. Thomas NJ. Bell, House of Rep
resentatives, Washington, D. G.
Dear Sir: Replying to your ia
vor of the 18th, permit me to say
that the ten dollars which you say
you subscribed to the National Dem
ocrat was never turned over to me
by my predecessor. This is also
true Of number of other subscrip-
lions obtained about the same time
as yours.
Like you, I believe that Washing
ton should have a truly Democratic
paper, and it has been my endeavor
to bring about this result. The pa
per has not yet been placed upon
paying basis, and all deficiencies
have been met by the National Dem
ocrat, yet [ am constrained to de-
cline ceasing advocacy of these prin-
ciples because of your objections
1t is only through the Initiative,
Referendum and Recall that the peo-
pie of this country can hope to re-
gain control of the Government. AS
| understand it, the Democratic party
is in favor of overEhrowing political
machines and the reinforcement of
political bosses, with a view to elm
mating corruption in politics and
preventing the control of the Gov
eminent by special interests. While
[ regret that you do not agree with
the principles involved in the Initia-
tive, Referendum and Recall, advo-
Gated by your own party when you
oppose these principles. I shall
take pleasure in withdrawing the
publication of your endorsefent
of the paper, and I hope you
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W. j. B. One Lie Breeds oan0fher

eff l ever did think of running
again for the Presidency-and I do
not-with these two men Roosevelt
and Taft carrying out so many
things | have advocated, I am afraid
some Republican would raise the
third-term cry on me, and say I had
already had two terms of my poll
cies."
1t is just as we'll now and then for
the unthinling to be brought face to
face with the fact that the man best
entitled TO the copyright on my
policies" lives in Nebraska and not in
Oyster Bay, L. is. F. STAR.
He does not live in Oyster Bay nor
Nebraska either, but in Thomson,
Georgia, and his name is Tom Wat
son. w. J. Bryan strives to Give a
lie" and one lie always breeds an
other, as one truth always breeds an
other. w. J. Bryan plays the music,
on the whole, just as it comes from
the composer; he adds a few acct
dental sharps and flats. however, in
order to fool the audience and strive
TO make them think that they are
listening to a new piece of music.
AS "policy is only another word for
dishonesty" w. J. Bryan may man
age to construct policies out Of Tom
WatsOn's principles AMI then go forth
and parade himself as a composer.
The following is a selection from
back number of ''THE PATRIARCH"
upon the same subject.
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ThOs. NJ. Bel, of Georgia,
Wjfhdrdy0S His Endorse
meuf of the National
Democrat
Democrat
Editor National Democrat:

Editor National Democrat:
YEAR Sir: Before the first is
I'M sue of the National Democrat
III I subscribed $40 to the enter
u prise, which I believed nee
essary in Washington; that is, a
truly Democratic newspaper, and
had hoped that a paper of this char
acter here would be a help to the
NATIONAL Democratic party, but in
reading the editorial page of the
copy of the paper of April 3, 1911,
[ find a list of laws which your col
umns favor being enacted, and while
[ have no objection to some of them,
[ cannot stand for the Initiative,
Referendum and Recall.
While I do not object to what
laws you believe should be enacted,
do respectfully request that you
remove from the columns of your
paper my letter of endorsement if
your paper is to continue advocating
the legislation above mentioned
Very respectfully,
THOS. M. BELL.
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TOM WATSON CLOTHES.

Demagogue Bryan charges Presi-
dent Roosevelt with having "sto1en
his clothes" In the meantime the
rightful owner, Tom Watson, says
They are my clothes, which you two
mercenaries are contending for" and
Tom Watson is right as usual. This
contention for Tom Watson's clothes
amongst four asDirants- Roosevelt.
Bryan, Hisgen, Debs-reminds me of
the story OF the four Roman soldiers
who crucified Christ The story
reads:
''Then the soldiers, when they had
crucified Jesus, took His garments,
made four parts, to every soldier a
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~AvlE wonder who will take us to
AAI task if we express the opinion
v" that. possibly God does not
need a cent to convert the
world? The reason why we express
this doubt is that the church is about
to go mad on this question Of money
raising. There are all sorts of move
ments and organizations that set
themselves the task of raising money
in the church for Foreign and Home
Missions and Church Extension, and
Colored CHARACTERIZATION and Sustenta-
ton fund and Education, ETC., until
the head swims and one wonders if,
after ALL they are about to lose sight
of the fact that the church has any
other duty than that of raising
money. But you argue that we have
got to have money to run the church
and we might as we'll make a fuss
about it and get all we can. Yes, we
have got to have money to run the
church, but we said that maybe God
doesn't need a cent to convert the
world. But you argue that mission
aries have got to be paid, churches
have to be erected, and native cyan
gelists must have salaries. Yes, we
do have to pay our missionaries, erect
churches, and pay native evangelists
their salaries, but we believe we said
that possibly God does not need
money to convert the world. But
you argue that the gospel can't take
itself, and that we have got to have
messengers to take it, and that the
great engines of Publication and Ed
ucatiOn and Supply and Relief have
got to have coal beneath their boilers
in order for their wheels to turn.
Well, it does look that way, but we
think of the Apostles of old who
called for the appointment of deacOns
that the poor widows and orphans
might be cared for, and we do not
remember that they salaried any
body; and we think how they came
together in council at Jerusalem, and
threshed out the questions of Foreign
Missions and decided that it must be
undertaken, but we do not remember
that they had a rOuSing rally when a
subscription list was passed; we think
of how the Apostles resisted unto
blood, preaching the Word in every
place, but we do not remember that
a Laymen's Movement was organized
in all Palestine for the purpose of
fine-combing the church for money.
Now, no one need grin over this edi-
torial, for we are not advocating do
ing away with collecting money for
the work, and we believe with all our
soul in the 1.-THE. But we are per-
suaded that God can convert the
world as we'll without money as with
it, for He started off that way. We
are SO afraid that money raising is
getting to be the big thing in the
church, and that the men are begin
ming to feel that money pays off
moral obligations. Listen: God will
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will pardon me for saying that in
view of the letter received from you
[ should prefer your disapproval to-
your approval. Very truly yours,
LORENZO G.. WAKEFIELD,
Publisher.
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no THOSE INTERESTED IN FLOR

THO THOSE INTERESTED IN FLOR
IDA we wish to announce the is
suance of pamphlet entitled, "Fruit
and Vegetable Growing In Manatee
County, Florida" consisting of f1fty-six
pages, handsomely illustrated, with map
of the state in back Facts and figures
concerning the culture of fruits and
vegetables and illustrations of life in
that ideal section. Copy sent free on
request to
j. w. WHITE, Gen. Industrial Agent,
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,
Norfolk, Virginia.
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from a poor, devoted church than
with $500 from rich, self-satisfied
church. All, that proves the conten-
tion.-The Thornwell Messenger.
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WHY DOES GOD NEED MONEY?

waTE wonder who will take us to
AA task if we express the opinion
WI that. possibly God does not
need a cent to convert the
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DYEING AND CLEANING.

THE BEST DYEING AND CLEAN
Ing oan be found at GILLS. Suits
secured and pressed. Toe. 325 North
Fifth. Phone 1852. III
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FOR RENT. GROOM DWELLING OP-
posito Forest Hin Park: hot and cold
water: electric lights and bath, Pos
session at once. Apply to Angus
TINE ROYAII. & CO. a27j Hull
Street. Phone Madison 3503-J.
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auttion Scales, Future Daps.
Public Sale Of
Real Estate

As commissioners of the Circuit
Court of Albcmarle county, We Wilt
sell Mt public auction Mt the front door
OF the courthouse of Albemarle county.
at IL O'Clock NJ. on s;sia
THU RSDAY. MAY 25,
valuable tract of land. situated In
Albemarfe county. about two and one
nal. miles from Greenwood Depot. con-.
tanning 210 acres. more or less N Thisi
property adjoins the place of MIR. Rtili
Golph Ortmann. known as Alton
Pnrk, the land OF Mr.. a. s. Craven
ana others. IT is conveniently locat ted
TO railroad, churches and schools, ana
IS In a pleasant neighborhood. h This
tract o. land Is especially adaptcd 10,
TERMS; One-thir cash. and = the
balance on credit Of one. two and
.dn years For further informntion,i
GEO. F.. WALKER. Il;
Charlottesville. Va,
> p. TlMBERI,AKE, JR.. IN
StRupApn. Va, M.
Special Commissioners
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Delp G@lanfen. q eislalr-

AelD GMaufeG. IS einaJe.
IVAN,TfsD. YOUNG; LADY ron or
fec work; state experience and sal
airy expected. Address G II, care
Timcs-Dlspntch ''li3b
CANVASSERS l3 AND SOLICITORS.
Call at 605 East Main Street. Room
az Sec MIR. MILLER.
COOK WANTED. 9APpLY I0aS WEST
Franklin Street. third Nat: hest Of
.l.s references required.
~ :aN,IEl y .5FlRSr-CttASS IsxPERI-
onced woman cook: no other need
npply.. Call .21S East Main Street,
WANTED, THREE YOUNG LADIES
o. neat appearance and fair e1uca
lion lion TO travel3swith lady manager.
iooa shlary and expenses. with
9 parties. Character references re-
CURED, Address @ l6. care Times
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BY Sutton e Co.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
RANKRIPTcY SALE

BANKRUPTCY SALE
Pursuant to and in execution OF an
order OF the District Court OF the
United States for the Eastern District
OF Virginia. entered at Richmond. in
said district. on tho 9Th dayI.of April.
y. ID. 1911. In the matter OF Smith &
Woodall. bankrupts, | will sell at pub
lie auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF II
MAY. 1911,
at $3.50 O'Clock p. NJ.
the following described parcel of real
estate, lying and being situate In the
city of Richmond. Va. viz.:iAll that
certain lot or parcel OF land fronting
As feet, moro or less. on the west line
of Park Street. between Main and Cary
Streets. and extending back nj right
angles from said front, and between
parallel lines. so feet to an alley 10
feet wide.
TERMS: Cash
p. MEISEI., IR..
Trustee In Bankruptcy.
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DibiDenn Rofifea.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad CO.

Atlantic Coast Line railroad Co.,
Office or the Treasurer.
Wilmington, y. O., May /, 1911.
THE BOARD Or DIRECTORS OF At
luntic Coast Line Railroad Company
has declared Il dividend OF two AMI
one half per cent. OH the preferred
capital stock Of that company. pay.
able a the Office of the treasurer, Mt
Wilmington, North Carolina, on ant
after MAY 10. 1911. The transfer
books are closed from April 80. 1911,
to May 10. 1911. both dates inclusive.
LANES i. POST. TrenslIrar
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SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLE
cate will be received in this Office until
JiHo'clock \. NJ. THURSDAY. MAY %.
1911. ana then publicly opened, for the
work Of repairs to roadway at lilo
Culpcpcr va, National Z Cemetery.
Specifications can be had on applica
.tion TO this Office or from The siner.
intemdent, National Cemetery. Culpep-
10 reject any OF all .proposals t,nvoi-
opes containing proposals should be
marked "rroposals for Rcnnirs 10
Roadway at Culpepcr, Va" ana be
addressed to II. u, Pt1TrUS. Major and
Quarterinaster. U. S. Army, washing
tom ID. C. iIf5tsl 8tfs
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&ollrltnr8 ann aaalrs,,1rl !.

sALEsMAN WASTED 70 rREPR lE f;sf;T
large New York manufacturer and
to call on the gents furnishing. cloth
ing and retail department stores
with line of pure SILK. nbre and cot
ton knit and wash ties, paying 10
per cent. com lssion. Must command
some trade and handle no other line.
state past experience and reference
Address MANUFACTURER. 1913 Lor-
u liner Strect. BroolilEn. \. Y
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2rst ailfJ DnurlG.
Delp MatIten, MaIe.

6oLoiiED Mes. BECOME chSiUF,
fcurs: easy forms. day or night.
SOUTH l5RN III. AUTO SCHOOL, Ala
BROOK Avenue.
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nrofessfonaI Belp CMantrb.

I q NC H Err S, SOUTHERN SCHOOLS
and col1eges: all departments, grades.
princlpalships, superintendencies
neaHy demand: guaranteed service:
three agencies In ono; oldest agency
South. Sill RID ANS AGENCY,
Greenwood. s. c.
MALE AND FEMALE,
Tor fan positions; calls now coming
IN; snlarlos $30-f150. Write for "a
I'ian.' Dept. A. SOUTHERN rEACIf-
EItS' AGENCY. Columbia, S. C.
WANTED, 4 DENTIST, REGISTERED
virginia. to buy three thousand
dollar ethical practice nice town:
population. sixteen hundred: no OPP
position. Write or apply In person
az once. DIR. CIIAS. D. TONNES,
n Waverly, Va 49,. III ~ -.
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BY J. D.. Carnenl 6 Son.
AUCTION SALE
FOR A NONRESIDENT

AUCTION SALE
FOR A NONRESIDENT
OF a GOOD BRICK DWELLING. no!
5el NORTH FIRST STREET tBE-
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGTD.
ON WEDNESDAY,, MAY 10. 1atl,
at o'clock p. NJ.
We Will sell the above property. The
lot has frontage OF Is feet by a good
depth to an alley. This is a good and
convenient location, as First Street is
enhancing in value. This property is
always rented. VIII pay we'll as In
Nestment or make a splendid home.
The dwelling has about eight rooms.
halls md all necessary convenlences.
II You want something substantial. at :
tend this sale
TERMS: Announced at sale.
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AeaIrh Dropo8aIa.

i. s. 1l.NGINEER OFFICE, $50 SEVEN.
teenth street ~. W..Washington. D.
c. May s, laIi,--Senlcd proposals. for
ing one drcdgc hull and three deck
scows will be received here until II
NJ. JUNE Z, 1911, and then publicly
opened. Information on application.
w. G.. LANGFlTT. Lieutenant Colonel
Engineers.
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Buffalo Ridge Springs

Open May 18TH. Most excellent wa
lers; good fare; good service. For rates,
apply to Mrs. L: C.iKYLlI, Buffalo Sta
ton, Va.
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75c HALFSoLE MEMS SHOES. soc
ladies'; every pair sewed: best icath-
er: no nails, no pegs. Royal rub
Der heels. 25c: Tred-Air rubber heels.
4oc; leather heels rebuilt like new
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 East Main Phone
Monroe 1851 $500
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, CLEANING AND PRESSING.
SHOE REARING.

CALL Ia TOUCHES, MONROE a419.
when you want high-cluss cleaning.
pressing, etc. s. Second Stroet. -
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Garden Lots

For colorcd pconlc arc twenty minutes
from l2lba station. and tho commute.
ton faro is u cents INSPECT the prop.
crh now and buy al your leisure,
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HOTEL ABSECON

Virginia Ave. near steel Pier.
Freproof. Sun parlor Private baths-run-
nits; wafer; $40 $i2. SIS mp per week; - up
per dag. Special rates and booklet on APP
pllcntlon @. D. FAINTER
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5ituationg 1Manten. AIaIe.

SITUATION AS OFFICE
manager or accountant, by man with
wide experience, thoroughly qualified
ana reliable: best references furnish
cd. ADDRESS W. G. BARROW, Cen
eral Delivery, Pittsburg. Pa
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ReaI Estate for @dIe.

FOR SALE, 50 FOOT LoTT1 On STUART
Avenue. $50 feet cast OF Broad and
Main Street car line. H 55. care
Times dispatch.
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ANTIQUES.

FOOL THE SUN BY PLACING YOUR
are In n position to meet all do
mnnds promptly. Fl. e. COPELAND
CO. los N Ninth Street. Phone
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Auttfnn 5aIes. Tbts nap.
B BY a. J. Chownlne Company. n,
Real Estate Auctioncers. y
AUCTION SALE
THURSDAY, MAY III. 1911
at o'clock P. NJ,
That Attractive Two
Story, I en-Room
Concrete Dwelling n

IN AUTIPUL WOODLANDS
HEIGHTS. CORNER OF TWENTY-&
FOURTH AND SPRING TIIILN
STREETS, FACING THE PROPOSED
WOODLAND HEIGHTS PARK WITH
MAGNIFICENT VIEWS OF RICH-E
MoND AND THE JAMES RIVER.
: -- Z {i55gi ~
Do not fail to attend this sale, md \
secure one of the most desirable resi- 4
dences in this section OF the city. tt
Is useless Tor us to mention It's merita;a
they speak for themselves sR5jlS
This dwelling Is strictly up-to-date.F
with furnace reception room, baths
room. large Heranda, hot anu cold:
water. electric lights. etc, etc. 1885,
a. j. CFIEWNING COMPANY, IA ;5
A Auctioneers. ESs
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ASSISTANT REGISTERED DRUGGIST
aesires position In Richmond or Nor
ioik py hrst OF June: college grad
Us, care Times Dispatch
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NICE FARM, TWENTY ACRES,
house, seven rooms; shady yard;
spring lithla water: good outbuild-
ings; lies on railroad and county
road; ten miles from Richmond. OH
Fredericksburg Railroad; price
$500. For particulars and how TO see
II. address FARM. 4oG West Broad
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Want Ad. Rates

Classification NOT guaranteed
after $50 p. NJ.
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SItOC EtIES-CASII TALkiNG: DUN
Hour. per sack. 42c.: LEAF lard, pound,
~ lie: water ground meal. peck,
sSc.: sugar-cured ham. per pound,
re; California ham. pound 13 lie;
Irish Dotatoes. zoe. peck, por bushel
1bc.: good coffee, pound. zoo balance
Jol our stock same rate. AUGUST
Mashall. Phone hildIson .sos 1ogo
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Bankrupt lntifes.
NOTICE Or FIRST MEETING 81
CREDITORS.

=. q
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
EEN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.:
To the creditors of CHARLES i. TAY-
LOR. trading as CHARLES L. TAY-
l-OR & CO. of Richmond. in the
county OF IIenrico and district afore
said-Bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on tho
ith day OF May. q. u. 1911, the said
CHARLES T.. TAYLOR. trading as
CHARLES #. TAYLOR & co. was duly
a,ljudicatcd bankrupt, and that the
first meeting or his creditors VIII be
held in my office. Rooms Nos. S02 and
sos, American National Bank Building.
Richmond Va, on The 18TH DAY OH
MAY. D. 1911, at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon, at which time tho
said creditors may attend provo
their claims appoint n trustee, ex-
nmtnc the bankrupt, and transact such
other. business as may properly como
before said meeting.
TlIOS. b. SNEAD,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
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SPRING CLEANING.

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
ct HUGHES'S. 209 North Third
CHAIRS GAINED AND RlIN EWED. AL
n. Fifth STREET. Monroe TAI. mi
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WANTED. 3 4 LIVE. ACTIVE YOUNG
man for out OF door work. Apply
Room 8. Sse East Main Street, be-
b tween the hours of and 10.
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WANTED, MANAGING EDITOR FOR
Joncsboro Hcrnld-Tribune paper
Joncsboro. Tenn: weekly publica-
man properly Endorsed: terms and
conditions upon application. *. M.
KING. National Soldiers Home, Ten
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n CENTS POSTAGE SECURES FULL, IN
FORMATION or ATLANTIC CITY. Nj
Il All hotels, AInusements. Streets Beaches.
bathing, etc. a handsomely Illustrated
so Page "OFF1CIaL" Guide With Only Cor
rect city Map Sent FREE by CITY Iniorlna-
1 ion Bureau ~ -
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WANTED, A POSITION BY YOUNG
man as collector or salesman: can
eve best references. l. $780, care
llmcs-Dispatch.
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FOR USINES s CON.
TRACTS Phone Monroe I for
tho WANT AID. MAN to call VI
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mliiiIIerr.

LARG EST AND. BEST ASSoRTNfEI;N,;,ri
OF newest styles in millinery slIits
dresses, oil kinds. OF ready made gar
ments for ladies', misses and chill
B, dren: alterations free. Small Tcy
penscs means Il saving for you. Also
Il line OF pattern hats for3lho trndo
Mrs. JULIUS BEAR, 1i23 L. Main
Street, l'.SJ S..TI'c''j'
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AFTER FOUR YEARS OF SUCCESS
fur operation we have consolidated
our school with an automobile fac
tory. We teach the theory by mail
and finish each student right in tho
factory. This is the only way the
automobile business can be learned
We employ all students. For photo
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