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The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-08
new SYSTEM
OF TEACHING
IN SPELLING
Public Schools Make Tests
Demonstrating Efficacy OF ilan
Recently Adopted

Editor Tribune:
A few years ago We Instituted
plan in the third to the eighth
grades designed to improve the
spelling Of the pupils in the city
schools. Experience from year TO
wear has taught US 10 make many
notifications in this and other
work of the schools; but the Wis
dom OF creating additional interest
in this important subject is self
evident.
When we began it was an easy
matter to spell down all OF the
pupils in the first tests. Gradually
the spelling down has become more
difficult. This year several written
tests were given in the several
grades before many mlsspelled any
words. In one grade ,the elshth)
fifteen were perfect-and nine with
a grade of 9S per cent in the first
test. in the third grades six pupils
spelled the entire list without an
error. In all of the other grades
n most marked Improvement was
shown. and the spelling is as good
as l have observed in any of the
best schools.
It is our plan to give but one
test next year at the close of the
wear. Those who make an average
Of 90 per cent will be given certiti-
Gates of honor crediting them for
proficiency in spelling.
We give work in oral and writ
ten spelling-oral once per week.
There are no contests between
rooms. At present we have been
selecting ten Of those who had the
highest averages for the year to
compete at the close OF the year.
Next year we shall have all COM
pete at the close Of the year, thus
adding more general interest-for
many can make 90 per cent on the
The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-08

club was left to the executive COM
mittee
MANY of those present signed the
charter membership roll last night.
Those who wish to join may sign
the charter membership roll at the
office of Mr. English, in the Weld
County Abstract and Investment
company, as it will be left there for
the convenience Of members. The
charter probably will be closed
after the first meeting in the fall.
Applicants after that time will be
subjected to the usual musical ex-
animation by a committee appoint
ed for that purpose.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-08
DEATH OF
JACKSON
NATURAL
VALVULAR HEART TROUBLE is
THE CAUSE
AUTOPSY IS HELD TODAY
Remains Will BE Started East To-
night in Charge Of Greeley
Friend - Suicide Theory
Abandoned

According to the report of the
coroner Of Larimer county the death
Of Charles H. Jackson in Horseshoe
park early Monday morning was
caused by the hardening OF the
heart, Influenced by the high alti-
tude. The evidence submitted
showed that no poison had been
taken by Jackson and that there
were no evidences Of there having
been any drug or poison about the
cottage where he had been stopping.
The inquest was Tuesday morn
ing at Fort Collins. where the
body was brought for an autopsy on
order of the coroner. The final dis
position of the body rests with rela-
tives in Newark. N. j., who have
telegraphed here to intimate friends
of the deceased to do all that can
be done.
The first reports of the death re-
ceived led to the belief that jack
son had taken something that
brought on sudden death. 1t was
believed that he might have taken
an overdose OF some medicine that
proved too strong. The suicide
theory was accepted by all except
those who knew him best. These
contended all along that death must
have come from natural causes,
The apparent excellent health OF
Jackson when he left Greeley gave
strength to the theory that he must
have taken something to bring on
death 50 quickly.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-08
LARAMIE" LAD
MATINEE HERO

Following are the results OF the
races held on Friday at the
Is and Grove race track
Glass A
Laramie Lad, Ramsay. l-O-1.
Due Camp, Camp, 2-0-2.
Hal Camp, Stanley, 3-O-3.
Jessie Wilks, Marsh, 4-0-4.
Time, 2:34, 2:291a
Glass II
Walters Princess, Spencer, l-0-l.
Hattie Rocks. Simpson, 2-O-2.
Lacy Hubbut. Camp, S-0-3.
Ida Shobe, Ramsay, 4-0-4.
Time, 2:22, 2:23k
Glass q
Orange Hal. Titler, 1-0-1.
Blossom Morgan. Morgan, 2o-S.
Nordica, Luper, 3-0-2.
Time. 2:231a, 2:21.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-08

Mrs. A. L. Meyer and her two
nephews, Warren and Worth Sease,
left on Monday for Denver. The
boys being enroute to Durango for
a three months vacation on their
fathers cattle ranch, returning for
school duty September first. Mrs.
Moyer returns this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Ewing OF
Hugo have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. T. Mattox the last few
days. They came to attend the
commencement exercises OF the
Normal Their son. Lloyd, was one
of the graduates this year.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-08

final test and thus get a certificate
of proficiency
Those taking first and second
places:
Eighth Grade
F'irst-Martha Givens, Jessie
Holmes, Eva Johnson
Second-harold Thompson, Loie
Lackore.
seventh Grade
First-Ruth Foster
Roland Elliott
Sixth Grade
First-Rose Bedford, Tom Brock
way.
Seeond-Helen Conner.
Fifth Grade
First-John Gordon.
Second-Ruth Holmes.
Fourth Grade
First-Josephine Jones.
Second-Esther Moss, Lena Owe
SEN
Third Grade
First-L eslie Kittle, Ellen Nc
Clement, Belva Ball, Mamie Brown,
Marie Eaton, Gertie Wickstrom.
Second-Paul Helm, Sophrona
Bird.
Today the superintendent pinned
the badges upon these pupils, except
the third grade ones, who will re-
ceive theirs as soon as they arrive.
The tirsts and second were ue-
termined after four tests. The chill
dren were happy and showed no
signs of nervousness, according TO
the reports of the teachers. Next
years plan Will remove the faults
in the present plan, and lend gen.
eral interest among the pupils.
Respectfully submitted,
c. r. CARTER,
Superintendent.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-08
DIRECTOR ENTERTA|NS
PRESBYTERIAN CHOIR

Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Pier enter
tanned the Presbyterian choir at
their home Friday evening. MI.
Pier las been the director of the
choir during the last year This IS
the last chorus rehearsal of the sea-
son and was in the nature of fare
well FOR Rev. and Mrs. Hunter who
leave soon for their new home and
also for the Normal students who
have been members of the choir,
and Who will leave next week Tor
their homes. A social evening was
enjoyed and an impromptu program
given Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Pier. There were about oV
,,r.raur
The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-08
CAL
|)CiETY
LAUNCHED
PHILHARMONIC Or
I'D AusPICIoUSLY
| list STILL OPEN
Elected o,
| H'ected ana Tentative
I, /" continue Study
husical Works
y Membership
y Philharmonic So

F'ey Philharmonic So
name selected for the
',n examination of Greeley
AVE We. a charter member
lVV singers and instru-
~ ''htsanization was effected
a. a a at a largely attended
! pn III the Sunday school
lno,, .esoyterian church at
II t, f.. submitted by the
stans ave appointed to take
sSa stsps was heard. The
fica,pp fiUp'ed Practically as
katio, w elected and
/ r"tlon Ion established that
h fos Aeep Greeley on the
,ers i s0F all time to come
| eS' who will be mem
:, executive coi.
au1,,s p'sttsd as follows: :"''''ee
! I'rsn' prsli, President; G. E.
rp,ysldent' Mrs. r. W.
A. GiGo Paul Porter,
We con, 'ueon, member of
s.uea 81 a. to have a memher.
.ba fe' ,his a to be payable on
e bo,s ,,sst meeting Of the
viii ueld "a. in the fall. when ,ao
The be held at regular us.I
malinr matter of securina
,earanoas an,ns arrangement
,r thu Ia'e of soloists and
'Ae auspices Of the
The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-08

Rev. and Mrs. r. ]. Hunter left
yesterday morning for their new
home in Couer d. Alene. Ida. Rev.
Mr.. Hunter preached his farewell
sermon Sunday. He has been pastor
Of the Presbyterian church here for
the last fourteen years and his de-
parture is regretted by every men,
her OF the congregation.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-08

Mrs. Mary Scott and daughter,
Miss Mamie. have returned from
California where they have spent
the winter. Miss Lucy Scott accom-
panied them as far as Denver and
went to Idaho Springs for a visit
before returning.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-08

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob l.. Moyer OF
Freoburg, Pa, arrived in Greeley
Saturday evening. They are visit
fng their son. A. l.. Meyer, and will
leave for Alamosa, Colo, in few
days, where they will make their
home Mr.. Meyer, Sr., is an old
time D. & r. G. engineer, was In
that company's employ from 1850
TO 1900. They have lived in Penn
sylvania seven years. Colorado is
good enough for them.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-08

As a farewell to the boy choir
and BOY Scouts of the Congrega-
tional church Rev. John Doane en-
tertained them yesterday morning
with a breakfast party at the
church, just before his departure to
California, where he will make his
home. Rev. Mr.. Doane presented
his picture to each of the boys as a
parting gift. After the breakfast
the boys escorted Mr.. Doane to the
train.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-08

Monday from Denver for a visit
with her uncle, j. T.. Gearn.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-08

The remains probably will be
taken east for interment by Greeley
friends of the deceased.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14
DrofcssiunaI Delp 0Nanten.

WANTED. AT ONCE, a LADY OF EX.
periance TO teach domestic science
sewing and manual training, In a
nigh school. VIRGINIA TEACHERS
BUREAU, Manchester. Va.
WANTED. TEACHER FOR PUBLIC
school; only graduates OF state Nor
NAL school or of aome reputable wo-
n mans college need apply; prefer one
with some experience. Box II, South
Boston Va.
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AuentS GNantfn.

AGENTS And GENERAL AGENTS,
we offer clean-cut proposition
through which 1t Is possible tn prn.
cure exclusive agency for ,ievicu
making one gas range burner 40 the
work OF three. Retails for ST. Large
profit. Unlimited selling possibilities
Working individually or With crew
come. Selling season is now. I. D.
SPENGLER. 81 F.. Twenty-eiRhth ST..
New York.
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Situations, 3arofesslonal.

AN a. b. GRADUATE OF HANIpDEN-
rience as principal Of high school,
wants position Cor coming session.
Address J 10, care Times Dispatch.
REFINED FRENCH WOMAN AS Cow
crness or companions; plano teacher!
MRS. l. s.. 1880 Monument Avenue
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CAPABLE SALESMAN TO COVER
mirsinia with staple line: hlsh cons
missions 500 monthly advance and
Jess ii. SMITH CoMP.lNY. notro o
Mich. - ~ Z.
WANTED, TRAVELLING Statesmen
on conmisSloli. exclusive or side line.
BOMANN MFG, co. Litchtleld. Ill
WANTED, SALESMAN WHO HAS HAD
experiences and can sell the best &C. ]!
cigar made. Box 81. Farmvilie. Va.
IS ANTED, SALESMAN TO SELL.
strong advertised line OF roasted cof-
tees TO retail grocery trade Of Rich
nspiia com I1mls and expense prop,
reference. JACKSON SQUARE, caro-
Times Dispatch. sS75Il Z
WANTED. 4 YOUNG. ACTIVE MAN:
TO solicit fire insurance. Must b,
able TO give good references. and
must possess energy and push. Al.
dress r S12. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. ROAD Statesmen WITH
clean records. to sell strong line to 4
comntry merchants: commission and (
records ard be hard workers. Give
references. JACKSON SQUARE, care
times nisnatch. i
sALEsMES, PROFITABLE, HIGH-@
grade specially. side or exclusive
terms. d. *, LUsCoNIBE, 900 La.
Sale Building. ST Louis. Mo.
SALESMAN - EXPERIENCED SPE-
cialty salesman familiar with drug
and country store trade to sell we'll
advertised line: statesmen who have
made good selling tobacco, scales.
Erocer's specialties or patent medi-
clnes. with good references. should
qualify: sive age. names OF lines
handled, territory covered references.s
to insure prompt reply. Excellent
opportunity for man Of ability. Box
IS. Station 6. New York City. 81.
WANTED. WIDE AWAKE DISTRICT
and county sales agents to Organize.
sales force and personally sell win
ming Invention of unusual merit; soils
u readily In both city and country. We
want men not satisfied with moder-
tie results, who have the ability and
energy 10 mako substantial income.
THE PROGRESS COMPANY. Progressi
Building. Chicago n
WANTED. Statesmen WTTH GRIT
and determination TO sell to country
merchants and Joctors: exceptional
Fl opportunity and Very reuiunerativs
for right man. SHEEHY CO., Me-
III Cleilan Building. Lexington. KY hi
TRAVELLING SALESMAN WANTED TO :
work small country towns; twenty
1--WE per cent. commission and $40
weekly drawing account Oldest
cider company In the United States.
RED CROSS CIDER Co. ST. Louis.
Mo-
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SOLIClTORS--CREW ORGANIZERS.
get next to best low price magazine
proposition going. Big commissions.
SIS TO S35 per week easy. ARCADE
& SUBSCRIPTION AG ENJOY, Mime
= apolis. MINI.
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Situations 0Nantao, 5SlaJe.

WANTED. * SETTLED WOMAN FOR
house work. Apply 1928 .Monumen..
Avenue y to : y. ~. or to p M.
WANTED. COUNTRY OR CITY GIRL,
for store and house: good home for
party willing TO work Address c
$40. care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14

AGENTS. IF YOU ARE EARNING
less than s35 a week. send for our
latest proposition. Particulars free
Il. II. HERB1NE CO.. Dept. 40. Doug
NASHVILLE Pa
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WANTED. AT ONCE, FIRST CLASS,
experienced grocery clerk: reference
required. Address in own hand
X writing. CLERK. 1870 Hull Street,
South Richmond.
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Buarn CMarrten.


BOARD WANTED NEAR FOREST
4 Hill by lady for summer. Address
y 54a care Times isl patch.
WOULD LIKE TO SECURE TWO or
three rooms. With board for wife and
two small children, about September
list. III private family: best refer,
enccs required. Address FISH, care
Times Dispatch.
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MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS
with small mall order business; be-
gan with IS. Send for free booklet.
n. y. Npo' =
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ANYWHERE. CAN Make
lars. sheds. boxes. etc. Markets wait
Ing. Free illustrated booklet. HI
RAM BARTON. W. Forty Gig nth ST..
. \ nNr L DIRK -.-.-
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WANTED. BOARD FOR WIFE AND
two children, aged l2 and 9. in the
mountains where there is plenty OF
good food and accomm odations that
will appeal to people OF refinement.
a place that is not strictly a board
ing house preferred. willing to pay
good price. and will stay all sum-
mer. State particulars in addressing
F SSl. caro- Times-DIspatch 8llEl
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WANTED. YOUNG MEN (wHITE AND
colored) 10 prepare as firemen.
orakemen. Inotormen, sleeping car
and train porters: Virginia roaus: }65
10 400 month. Hundreds pitt TO work
without experience. Inclose atamp
for application blank. Name posi-
ton wanted. INTER. RAILWAY.
Dept. 5. indianapolis. Ind
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AG ENTs.-FAAilLY AND POCKET
dies: one agent sold 10 at si'so re aach
last week write for PARTICULARS DIR
MANN. HOME REMEDY CO, Worccs-
\. Ter. Mass III ------
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ENTS:--NEW. UP-TO- DATE LINE:
Municipalities. signs and numbers; fast
sellers: large profit. Samples Tree.
n BRETT BROTH E,RS. Boston Mass
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AGENTS, EITHER Sen, SELL GUAR
anteed hosiery; 20 per cent. profit.
L goods replaced free IL hole appears:
experience unnecessary. Address
EAR PROOF" West Philadelphia.
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WANTED. YOUNG MEN OF GOOD
character to learn the automobile
business. We must have between
hlty and seventy ive men for our
factory connections within the next
three months. and we will allow men
who can furnish reference to pay a
part OF the cost OF learning out OF
their first months salary. SIr c. ".
Yeamans. 9lS West Broad. Richmond.
Va. no longer connected with this
Institution. For all information ad.
dress communications direct 10 Wash
F Ing Dept. 1905 Fourteenth Street. N
w, Washington d G 'L -,I
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WANTED. IMMEDIATELY, SIX AIR
drill runners In rocks lodges: 50 per
day Of eight hours. Apply In person
TO WILLIAM l.. MILLER, Dry Dock
--I NO: 3. ss.avy Yard. Portsmouth, Va. Il
WANTED. 4 COMPETENT BOOK !.
secretary to a large tailoring house:
I. give references and age; pcrma n en-
position toRa capable man. Address
G 666, care Times, Disnntch.
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DON; ACCEPT AN AGENCY UNTIL
you got my samples and particulars;
money makers. Address SAYMAN,
slS Sayman Building. ST. Louis. Mo.
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MAKE $4,000 III FIVE YEARS
with ii small mail order business.
began with IS. Send for free booklet.
# Tells how HEACOCE. Lockport.
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s2b WEEKLY AND EXPENSES TO
trustworthy people TO travel and dis
iouse. G a II. ESlERY 'g w cSieseo
WANTED. TWO COAT MAKERS AT
once r. r.. HEATING. 22l Twenty
nth ST.. sSewport News. Va.
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WANTED, CONTRACTOR TO LAY
= sranolithic walk and accept part
payment IN desirable lot. w. Fl. L..
care Timcs- Dispat,.h
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WHY LONGER ENDURE INSIDE
drudgery? BE our representative. do
ing outside. hcalthful work. Your
own boss. making So daily upwards
selling consumer. Many making s25
daily. Experience unnecessary. DA
Ms SOAP AND TOILET CO., 1850
Carroll AVc.. t,hica 90
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i WILL START YOU EARNING 81
daily.at home IN spare time siivcring
mirrors: no capital: free instructive
booklet. giving plans OF operation.
g. r. REDMOND, Department 3l4.,
Boston. Mass.
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WANTED. Ri PROGRESSIVE REAL
estate firm. a mlddle-aged man with
4 selling experience, to NIL at once po-
airy ana commission. COMMUNICATIONS
strictly connJenti8l. Address at once.
r Sis. care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14

Men WITH ORIGINAL IDEAS; IDEAS
have made fortuneS. II you think
your Invention has merit lose no
TIME n turning II into money. Our
free booklet tells how; from the first
stem In patentinE II 10 the ectual salo
0l the patent Write .to-tay De-
partment 327. PATENT DEVELOP
Mr;NT CORPORATION. Washington,
Il. e.
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Mfiinerp.

NOTICE! NoTICE!, GREAT SiiLIIN-
cry SALE everything cut. On account
TO sell at a great sacrii,ce my eror-
nous stock of ladies' trimmed and
,intrimmed hats. You can get your
hat at less than half you pay else
where. Large lot of handsome trim
med hats. regular IS and SIS values,
now $3.50: sailors, 81 value. now +Sc.
Special lot or untrimmed shapes at
Your own price. MRS l.. BARNETT.
316 East Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14

AGENTS. i HAVE THE BEST PRoPO-
sition In existence; big profits: du-
Z plicate business. Whether selling
other goods or not, investigate this
/ E3iRNE. West Phlla delphia Pa
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FULL REGISTERED DRUG CLERK
wants position a once. Good refer
ences Address u T36. care Times.
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Situations g@anten. SEIaIr.

WANTED. POSITION ~ -Y0UJNtt; rMAN
or sterling business qualities. store
or office; prefcrr!nE architect or con-
tractor c SIS, care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14

POSITION WANTED. MAN Is: SIN
years experience In bookkeeping and
office work: Al references; employed
at present. but want to make a
change. Address F 500. care Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14

MEN TO MAKE $40 DAILY SELLING
wieners and tomalies. Get one OF
our patented cans and try IL. WEST
ERN TIN AND JAPAN co, 1918
Walnut. Cincinnati Q.
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FOR MAN. WIFE AND TWo-YEAR-
old child. for the summer. Ginter.
Highland and Broolkland Parks, Bar
Richmond. State terms and loca :
ton. Address BOARD is N. HART :
son Street. Richmond. Va.
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REFINED. UNMARRIED LADY De-,
Sires respectable boarding place sub
urbs preferred Address r S23 care
Times y ispatch 3g :daN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14

p RI:STER WANTED.-MAN FOR
country office wanted at once easy
sob TO hold down. but not over 50 per
week. Write or wire when you can
come and state lowest price. Good
toWn. aud We want a decent man
KENBR1 DEE PRINTING co, Ken
brlGc. Va. on NirEinian Railroad
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HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, AGED
nineteen, wants clerical or collector
Tors position: references Address
III u rs. care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14

YOUNG MAN WANTS BOARD WITH
private family In Barton Heights
Write w. ~. EHRLICR, 212 East
Main. City. i...l LIl.-.-. .Ela.t
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WANTED. By ELDERLY CENT e
man. employment. such as collect or
or other light work. Have horse and
ouggy 10 use IL needed. Best refer
ences. d III, care Times. Disnatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14

MEN AND WOMEN. If YOU WANT
work sell guaranteed hosiery 10
= wcarcr; big commission make 80
sally: experience unnecessary. Ad-
dress INTERNATIONAL MILLS, 3O3S
Chestnut. Philadelphia Pa mn
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W A n T L D. TWO EXPERIENCED
81 drill runners on tunnel work Ap-
ply at work on Virginia Avenue Sc u
Ter, Richmond, Va STAMPEF. RAG;
LAND 6 CO
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AGENTS. EVERYWHERE TO SELL
Kcepem Bright. tarnIsh preventive
for automobiles. One application
keeps brass bright as new and lasts
season; mud and rain proof: no
more polishing, the dread OF auto
ists most practical discovery ever
made; been needed for years; sells
on sight Send Sc for regular can
and agents contract: easy and quick
money for you. Address AUBURN
CHEMICAL COMPANY. Auburn. Ind.
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MEN WANTED. AGE is TO So, TO
prepare for ilrelnen, about 500
monthly. and brakcmen. $50, on near.
by railroads; experience unnecessary:
no strike. Positions guaranteed com
state age and physical condition
SCI stamp. RAILWAY ED ASSN
care Times Dispatch. E----l'
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WANTED. SITUATION AS OFFICE
Il wide experience: thoroughly qualifled
anu reliable: best references fur
nished. Address w. G.. BARROW.
General Delivery. Pittsburg pa
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WILL START YOU IN THE BEST
paying trade OF to-day. You can
make sl3 daily; experience unneces-
sary; home work: spare time: no
. capital. Let me prove it.. Postal
brings particulars. COREY. Dept.
49, Omaha Seb
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|. EARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS;
home lessons: SIS weekly job guar
antsed: sl0 weekly while learning.
ROCHESTER, AUTO SCHOOL, zoos
Rochester. X. Y. LIIS0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14

$500 REAL ESTATE FIRM WANTS
representatives everywhere inexpe-
rienced. Arkansas school teacher
made Sl9b in spare time first month
MI Lurch made $500 one month
TERRACE REALTY Co, at Laclede
Bldg St Louis Mn .L-I--l-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14

WANTED. BY LADY. ROOM AND
board, Ginter Park. one week or
longer l. 1914. care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14

AGENTS. WE HAVE AN ARTICLE
that sells to every automobile owner:
prohts large; sample free to workers
ark N J.. m, si.. MINI - i 4