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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-24
LECTURE SUNDAY NIGHT
ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
HOnoluluans will have an opportun-
ftp tomorrow night to hear w. d. Nc
CracIan, attached to the Board of
Lecturesbip of the Mother Church in
Boston, Massachusetts, deliver a lect-
ure on Christian Science at the Hawai-
ian Opera House.
Mr.. McCrackan is said to be an
orator who electrifes his hearers and
his lecture takes the form of an ex-
PLANTATION of the tenets of the church
father than a view toward winning
members from other faiths.
Recently lecturer in California was
obliged, on account of the crowded
condition of the hall, to ask all Chris
tian Scientists to retire in order that
those who came to learn might have
an opportunity to hear the letcure.
There will be no admittance fee to.
morrow night and there will be no col
lection. The public will be cordially
welcomed, and from all accounts the
lecture will be a good one.
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Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
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U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE, HOMO
lulu, T. H., June 81, 1911. Sealed pro-
posals for dredging in Honolulu Har-
Dor, r. H., will be received here until
II o'clock AZ m. July 20, 1911, and
then publicly opened Information on
application to Colonel John Biddle,
Custom House, San Francisco, Cal,
OF this office. A. b. Putnam, Captain,
Engineers.
6ts-June a. 26, 81, 2S, June 20, p.
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THE sEvENrssN.YsAR LOCUST.

THE SEVENTEEN-YEAR LOCUST.
The seventeen-year locust is with
us again. Cicada septemdecim is his
, fancy name, and he is a handsome
bird, wholly entitled to the gorgeous
designation, with his coral eyes, body
of jet and wings of FURNISHED gold.
This year he will be unusually plen-
tiful in a number of the Eastern
States, and, true to the predictions of
the entomologists, he has first ap-
peared in Virginia, where he is now
beginning to emerge from the ground.
after a supposed soiourn of seventeen
years under the earth, following the
day, when, in larva form he dropped
from the tree above.
While these locusts probably are
found in small numbers every year,
the last extensive visitation in this
region was in 1902, beginning about
May 10 and continuing until the lat
ter part Of June. At that time they
We're plentiful i'm Virginia and cover
ed all Of Maryland, except in the ex-
| IRENE west and throughout most of
/ the lower counties of the eastern ana
western shores. The first account of
a similar brood in this section was
that of May, 1851, by a Swedish col
onist Of Delaware
Considerable apprehension exists as
to the extent of damage that will re-
suit from the presence of these in
sects, but they are not particularly de-
structive. In 1902 but little injury was
done to grain, grasses, tobacco and
garden truck. All kinds of trees, ex-
cept conifers, suffered severely, how
ever The female lays her eggs be-
meath the epidermal layer of tender
tWigs, and to deposit them this layer
must first be punctured. Under re.
peated attacks of this sort the twig
dies, and dead tips of branches on
trees otherwise perfectly sound are
familiar sight after the season of egg
laying. The trees most frequently in
jured are the peach, apple, cherry.
oak, chestnut, locust and sassafras.
and young fruit trees are often killed.
The cicada should not be confused
with the locust of the Eastern coun-
tries, noted since the earlier scriptur-
al days for its Unsuitable voracity. and
more dreaded than the plague which
often followed the devastation and
famine consequent upon it's visits.
| This variety, known to science as
Pachytylus migratorius, carried de-
lstruction throughout its course. Every
green thing is devoured. The noise
ipf their jaws has been compared to
the sound of chariots in battle. The
! land is as the Garden of Eden before
them and behind them desolate will
J derness,' wrote the Prophet Joel:
while John, in the Revelation, speaks
OF the hordes of locusts that issued
! from the smoke of the bottomless nit
and came upon earth to torment man
kind. The superstitious have connect
ed this prophecy with the cicada, and
find the portent of war in the plainly
defined outline of the letter wv" that
is to be found near the tip Of either
wing. As compared to his Eastern
cousin, however, the cicada is practi.
cally harmless, and the efforts toward
a destruction of the eggs at the time
OF laying will probably reduce its raw
ages to trifiing proportions before
many more brOods have come and
gone.-Washington Post.
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MONEY POSITION
IS STILL GOOD

The special letter of Henry Clews,
New York, June 10, contains the fol-
lowing detached remarks:
General business, it is true, has not
yet shown appreciate increase in vol
ume, and the iron and steel industry
seems to be awaiting to some extent
on the result Of the Congressional in
vestigation, that is now in progress,
of the position and influence of the
United States Steel Corporation. The
market has been temporarily inhu-
enced from time to time during the
week by reports that the government
had decided upon legal actions in con
nection with the operations of the
Steel Corporation. But these reports
carried their own refutation in the
fact that as long as the investigation
was in progress and no report had
been submitted by the committee that
is conducting it, it is highly unlikely
that the department of justice would
take definite steps in instituting new
suits With the favorable harvest
prospects, however, there is every rea-
son to believe that a demand from
customers for the products of in
dustry will begin to make itself felt
in the near future Stocks of goods
in the hands of wholesale distributors
are not large, and investigation in re-
tail circles shows like condition
Money conditions still remain one of
the most favorable factors in the gen
eral situation. Not only do the banks
throughout the country show abund-
ant reserves, but a considerable bal
ance in our favor is available abroad
and will become evident in the form of
gold imports as soon as money rates
on this side justify the transfer. This
means a continuance of ease in the
money market for some time to come,
extending at least until the agricul-
tural sections make their usual de-
mands upon the money centers for
funds to finance the marketing Of the
crops.
mAAAAA&AA@N~-1O&OA~Sa
beaten the Valley islanders will go
broke.
That his successor has already been
slated.
That the coronation ball was big
success.
That there was a lot of disappoint-
ment over the invitations.
That a number of well known local
people were overlooked.
That a well known Maui man re-
Gently received a windfall.
That no one knows how to make
better use of it.
That People are beginning to talk
about Maui races.
That Maui and Coppit, the two
Maui favorites, will be backed for
dollars and cents against the Hilo
horses.
That the Hilo horses will carry a
wad of money from the big island.
That there was quite an exodus
from town this morning to the camp
ing grounds.
That the holiday was observed by
many as a holiday pure and simple
That one man out Kaimuki way
started cleaning up last night.
That he left a rubbish fire uneX-
tinguished when he went to bed.
That the wind re-kindled it during
the night.
That an clubhouse was nearly de-
stroyed in consequence.
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MILK rRouhLEs ended.

~ A boon to infants, a milk easily
easily digested; a safe hot-weather
milk; sick babies thrive on 1t; a neces.
sity for bottle; babies, a milk; i'm
proved in keeping qualities; bottled
and capped by sanitary machinery;
electric purified. Honolulu Dairy
mems Association, Limited
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Telegraphic Advlces.
Per Merchants Exchange.l

CPer Merchants EXchange.)
SAN FRANCISCO, June 23-Arrived
S. S. Arizonan from San Diego.
Port BLAKELEY, June 23.-Sailed,
Sc. Mary e. Foster for Honolulu.
HONOIPU, June 24-To sail today,
Sc Lyman, d. Foster, for Columbia
River.
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CDCOANUT TREE
Continued From Page A.

Continued From Page A.
clares that she does not care if she
is confined for the rest of her life.
She would make a useful member of
the Labor Party.
A man cast down indeed is sad
A sorry sight to see;
But one pulled up is thrice as bad,
l think you will agree.
900
A book has just been published
called MY Undiscovered Crimes. -
Who is there among us who could
not be it's author?
o o o
Hugging, like charity, should begin
at home. Eth, what!
o o o
It's the last ostrich feather that
breaks the hubby's purse
o o o
The angels won't have anything on
us if the improvement in airships
continues.
Just look at this" said the editor,
do my two eyes rightly see?
There's a cruel allusion to office con
fusion,
In Under the Cocoanut Tree
''Why blarst my eyes," said the
sporting scribe,
"If that amt a bally ticket!
They're making free Meath the Co
coanut Tree
With the sacred game of cricket"
"Good gracious mel" quoth the pink
tea man,
81 never saw aught so coarse,
If the Cocoanut man doesn't change
his Plan
l shall have to resort to force"
"Well, strike me pink" cried the
shipping sharp,
THAT 'Cocoanut Tree is vile,
If l write what l oughn't it isn't i'm
portant-
It's simply the Users style"
o O O
Old Bill tells me:
That a new mining proposition has
come to town.
That it will shortly be hoated.
That several members of the old
mine promotion guard are behind it.
That Claudius McBride's official
tile is still in town
That it reposes in hiding in the
Capitol building.
That it is available for anyone in
cases of emergency.
That no one will ever wear it 'with
the grace that Claudius did.
That the announcement of the res
ignation of a territorial official may
be expected before long.
That if both the Maui horses are
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-24

The supervisors have decided to
raise the salary of Chief of Detectives
from $40 to $50 per month, bgkkk
McDuffie from $40 to $50 per
month.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-24

Get your Fireworks and Paper Bal
looms at A. B. Arleigh e Co. Hotel near
Fort streets. Many novelties this
year. Sets $12O up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

WANTED. REAL SALESMAN, a MAN
who has ability, who will work sor
lis as hard and conscicntiously as lie
would for himself. to represent us
exclusively In richmond and South
eastern Virginia. Must be ready to
commence work January L. We have
large, well-known and in every
way frst-class line of exclusive cal
cndars and advertising specialties.
that each and every business in every
town in the country. without regard
TO size. can be successfully solicited.
our goods are very attractive, but
no moro so than our reasonable
prices. and we know from the expo
ricnce of others who have been and
are now in our employ, that any
bright. hustlinE man who has ability
and is willing to work. can make
with us from $50 TO $3.50 per week.
Commissions liberal. Our company
was organized In 1882. Capitalized.
5000. 0nn.-We are responsible and
mean business. II YOU do. it will pay
YOU to write SALES MANAGER,
MERCHANTS PUBLISHING Co,
Kalamazoo. Mich. Inclose this ad-
vertisement with Your application.
Statesmen TO HANDLE OUR FINE
art calendars: over 200 special de-
signs OF leather goods and n COM
plete line of novelties and fans.
grand proposition. Liberal compen-
sation. TIE ELWOOD MYERS CO,
Springfield, o.
WANTED SOLICITORS. EITHER SEN.
for fast selling article: good COM
mission. Apply. 10 to IL A. NJ
SOUTHERN NOVELTY CO., 80 North
Eighth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

WANTED. FOR u. ). ARMY ABLE.
bodied. unmarried men. between .ces
OF eighteen and thirty-hve: citizens
OF United states: OF good charIc;er
and temperate habits. who can spear
read ana writS the English Language
Tor Information apply 20 Recruitinn
Officer. $50 +. Broad ST.. Richmond.
Va
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$40 MAY PAY. YOU 1900 FROM A Ic
move beyond price in cotton on
'lon: legitimate speculation. risi,
positively limited 10 cost ~ or,,o,n
details and advice free GREAT
NORTHERN SECURITIES OMpi%y
SUITE 49, Goddard Bldg. Boston.
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Summer Nnarninn

THE SAINT LOUIS COTTAGE, OCEAN
View. opposite Virginia Bay Station.
bathing, boating and fishing; home
comforts: special rates to families or
parties; meals and boarding. e. ].
BRADLEY. Proprietor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

CAPITAL FURNISHED FOR MERITO.
rlous enterprises. stocks and bond.
sod on commission: facilities for in
corporating and reorganization of
companies For particulars JOHN
SoN d CO, Bankers. Madison and La
Sale, Cflicago. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

HCRRAH FOR THE cARO.GINIA
boosters But ones business is only
halt boosted unles protected against
hre After eleven years cxpericn,p
we handle full line of the very best
neVices Tor preventing and nghting
orrespohd With U.S. II you want your
Town factory. school. home or any
business plant properly equipped We
VIII he pleased to send you our litcra.
,hre and quote competitive prices.
NENTION CO. Richmond, Va.
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5,eIn Tqaan5rJ. .1laip

some experience waiting on table in
Soardins house SIS East Clay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

FOR SALE, RETAIL SHOE BUSINESS
Gnu repair shop; old established
trade Fine chance for some ons
WIN Few hundred dollars. r. S. Eli.
EaSON q co. Promoters and sales
Agents, IS North Ninth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

= EMPIili THOMAS CO, CINCINNATI
want permanent statesmen. beginning
January. In Richmond and Eastern
Virginia. We manufacture high
grade. exclusive domestic and import
calerdars. novelties, cloth and ienth-
or goods to advertise merchants
banks and all CLASSES of trade. Lib,
MGR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK TELLS
about over $4,000 protected posi-
ions in United states service More
tEan 10000 vacancies every wear.
There is q big chance here for YOU;
ploSment Easy to get Just ask
Tor booklet. No obligation. Earl,
HOPKINS, c 1854, Washington. d. G,
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Situations @anfen. female.

WASTED. FASCY WORK TO Do r
a." care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, ~ 4 YOUNG LADY. Posi-.
non as companlon references eX-
,nhnHeG Addrcss g so. care Times.
Dispatch
w ~ I'D BY LADY OF REFINE
ln'H' rTpcrhncc. place as matron
"r asNiuu. B"rt OF references. 1; no
care Times -Dirputch
fOr&G MARRIED. MAN. NOW EN-
I'"t"d out 81 city. desires position
J." Richmond Twelve years actual
eAn"ii'nr" IN furniture business as
+''pihhH rlerH. collector and sales
man. E"Ei Of references q Ell care
ilm"a Dispatch
LADY DESIRES POSITION AS LIMO
IyHc operator. Speed 800 to 3 400
Srns an"!nt hour, Address G 5s3. care
Timcs. Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

" AN TED PARTY WITH FEW THOU
sand dollars to take fourth 70 hoIt
interest In lumber business Onicial
position 70 energetic man, either Of
ice or mill end. Address G. SOS. cnrc
Times Dispatch. '"'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

%~,.->@..u,tD SA-su,..rS. ab,a,A
POSITION WANTED BY EXPERT.
enced bookkcepcr and stenographer
Address l.. J. H. RoN zoe. Franklin.
WANTED, \ PLACE AS FARM MAN.
aser by an experienced man omar
i riedl: reference given. Address W.
BoN 81, r. F. y. No. !. Roxbury, Va
WANTED. POSITION AS WATERMAN.
Keferences furnished. a2l Semmes
street, South Richmond.
WANTED. POSITION AS wEIGHMAs-
ter. packer. receiving or shipping
clerk: good references. Address
II SIS. care Timcs-p Dispatch.
CoLoREp YOUNG MAN DESIRES SIT
n n"uen as cook in boarding house or
care Timcs-Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION BY YOUNG MAN
t2Si. as shipping clerk Best refer
ences. six years experience. Adj
dress L G., care T'mes-pispatch.
ILL 30 1T AS 1T OUGHT TO BE
done, ANTIQUE furniture polisher and
hardwood tnisher. COS North Sew
WANTED. POSITION AS BOoKKEEP-
er. or general office work ADDRESS
II COZ care Times Dispatch,
ACTIVE ELDERLY MAN, EXPERi-
enccu as night clerk In largest Wash
ington and summer hotels: excellent
references: single and settled: de-
sircs position III Richmond. Address
w. ". NJ. No. 909 II Street. Wash
inston, -. &.
BooKKEErEH WANTS EMPLOY
ment. Address * 5O6. care Times
Dispatch.
TWO TOUNG MEN DESIRE POSITION
as tirst-clasS peanut candy makers,
peanut butter, sailed peanut oO9
North Sixth street Richmond, Va.
SITUATION WANTED BY COlN Z,
chauffeur nine years experience.
Address T.. 81 North First street
YOUNG MAN, WELL EXPERIENCED
in shipping ard general office work. |
desires position as assistant or book |
Keeper. + 5li. care Times -Dispat ch.
y POSITION IN \ FURNITURE |
house as salesman. by a good steady I
man. thirty-three years old Adj
dress L 5l6. care Times Dispatch
SITUATION AS ACCOUNTANT AND |
general Office man. eighteen years |
experience: up-to- date methods: hes;
references as to qualifications and !
ability. Would accept moderate
salary to begin. Address j CSC. care !
Times DiSDntrh
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3Yrip vNlailru, 1,...l

MEN WANTED AGE 1895, FOR
iircmen, 500 monthly: brakemcn. $50,
necessary; no strike Positions guar
anteei competent men. Promotion.
Hailroad employing headquarters
400 men sent to positions in Sel,-
TENDER. state age: send stamp
RAILWAY ASSOCIATION. Box, Dis
patch
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MONEY TO LoAN,-WILL YOU LET
twenty cents day stand be.
tween You and a home? You
can buy from a $1,000 to a So. ooO
home. Only . per cent. simple in
terest. You can return the principal
AT $3.50 per month or $50 year.
living you Ten and one-half years 10
repay the loan. You can pay on Inc
loan as soon. as you like, thereby
stopping further interest G. S.
RICHARDSON. los American Ma
tional Bank Building. Richmond. Va
Phone Madison 2+0l. (Open until Q
p NJ. Saturdays)
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FOR SALE, AN INTEREST. IN A
growing instaiment furniture bust.
ness, with position. 10 right party
reason Tor selling, bad health .d-
nrcss u $50. care rimcs- Disnatrh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

~ \ y I e -. 1000 RAILWAY MAIL
clerks, post office. Internal revenue
customs clerks. mail carriers: aver
age $50 month vacations sresJ :,
WORK. liichmond examinations com
ing common education Send pos
tal for schedule showing dates ann
Tree sample questions from previous
examinations FRANKLIN iNSTI"
TtTE, Dent 3S5 j. Rochester X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

WANTED TO WORK VIR-
GINA with candy. cigars and soft
drinks. We pay salary and expenses.
Los ANGELES PRODUCTS CO., St.
Louis. Mo.
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SANADh WANTS MANUFACTURERS
capitalists and live mon yVin.ia,.
City oners greatest combined money
making advantages. business facts
lree Write CHAS +. ROLAND. Com
missioner. WInnineg Can
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ausnts dMartsn.

X KENTUCKY DISTTLLEkY WANTS
line. to solicit the saloon and drug
trade for Kentucky whiskey adopted
by United states government WOOD
LAND CO. Dept. a, Covington. Ky.
MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS
with small mail order business;
began with So. Send for free book
let Tells how. HEACOCK. Lock
mort N V
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

SALESMAN WANTED TO SELL A
flashing electric sidewalk sign pro-
Iector. VIII sell on sight ELEC-
TRIO ADVERTISING CO, So Union
Square. New York CITY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

WE WILL LEND YOU THE MONEY
To buy or build homes or to pay or
mortgages anywhere in the United
states; only per cent. simple an
nual interest. We give you 10 IL
Years to repay the loan at the rate
= OF $3.50 per month on each 81, 900 bor-
rowcd. We viii show you IL ia
cheaper to own your own home than
II Is to pay rent. For fun informa-
non Tree write or call NATIONAL
HOME INVESTMENT COMPANY,
1ol7 Mutual Bldg. Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

WANTED, TO SELL PARITY wITH g.
ooo an interest in an invention al.
ready atented: Will pay big money;
reason Tor selling owner not able 10
mtfe ~ manntactured. II Interested
write +. T.. CAuBLE. High point, N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

AGENTS.-SAVES EACH CUSTOMER
S2.3i7.50. but goes free with 1--WE bars
soap TO advertise; 100 per cent profit.
OutSelling everything. PARkEK
CHEMICAL co. Chicago
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YOU GET y GoVERNMENy posi-.
ton $50 month. Mail postal for list
~ positions open. FRANKLIN IN
SIITuIE. Dept aSf J. Rochester. \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

MEN AND WOMEN. If YOU WANT
work sell guaranteed hosiery to
wearer. big commissions make so
daily; Experience unnecessary. Ad-
dress INTERNATIONAL MILLS. 3O3s
Chestnut, Philadelphia. Pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

SA LESMEN, DO YOU WANT $40 a
"a! side line deal? Snappiest propo-
sition ever sprung. viii sell every
where. strong enough for main line
AMERICAN FACTORIES Co. ST
Louis Mo -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

WANTED. YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
the automobile business; positions
secured competent graduates. RICH
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

Statesmen. LOCAL OR TRAVELLING,
to sell fireproof safes to business
men; experience unnecessary; quick
sales: big commissions. ALPINE,
SAFE CO, Cincinnati
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

AGENTS.--OUR NEW 1911 MODEL IN
caHicscent kerosene burner-ioO can.
ulcpower, i-light-burns with or with
out mantle. Prices defy competition.
particulars free. SIMPLEX GAS
LIGHT CO. New York
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AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMITS
SION. the greatest agents seller.
ever produced: every user OF non
and ink buys IL on sight; 200 to 500
per cent; proft: one agents sales
amounted to $500 in six days an
other So in two hours MONROE
MEG. co. \. 20. La Crosse Wis
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PARTY WITH $1,000 CAN SECURE
an interest In a safe, growing bust
ness that viii pay 20 per cent. on
amount Invested. Close investiga-
lion courted. + 525. care Times-Dis-
patch.
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WANTED, statesmen: EARN $3.50
per month. sell dealers highly adver-
tiSed article. No samples to carry.
ELATO CO. 100 East One Hundred
and Twenty-ffth Street, New York
City.
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AGENTS, EITHER SEX, SELL GUAR
ahteed hosiery; 20 per cent. profit
Goods replaced free IL hole appears.
experience unnecessary. Address
Nv EAR PROOF" West Philadelphia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

LOCAL AGENTS VISITING ICE FAC
tories brewcries. cold storage and
steam users. Will hear OF highly prof
table side line by addressing MAN
uFACTURER," Box 663. Cincinnati.
Ohio.
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SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MAN, WISH
ing TO make a change, would be will
ing To invest $4,000 with services.
ADDRESS 66S, care Times DIsDatch.
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START IN BUSINESS; BIZ lNDEPEN-
dent. started as agent: am now
big manufacturer. making household
spccialtlcs; have hundreds of agents
working. Want more agents of abil-
ity to manage territory. This is
your opportunity for success. Write
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