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DESCRIPTIVE LET.
TER FROM ABROAD
T cling of England's
Politics.
And Many Other Interesting
Customs of the Old
Country.
Continued from last week.

Continued from last week.
They are chosen by kind of Ma
tional Committee to contest the
seat in a certain constituency.
This committee has a list of
hundreds of names of men who
are willing to fight for a seat. A
local committee from the consti-
tuency goes to London to confer
with the party authorities as to
the man they will have to rep
resent them at the election. For
instance at the last election there
were forty men of the Liberal
party willing to stand for Fal-
mouth and Henryn. Parliamen-
tary candidates are usually money
men and men of high business
or family connections. The fl
nancial strain is often very Sc
we're as thousands of pounds are
spent by candidates. Here the
Unionists have the decided ad-
vantage as the great bulk of the
wealth of the nation is on their
side. A man who is very rich
over here because Sc is rich he is
called a gentleman where a poor
man is wishes to have a
seat in the House of Commons.
We take it that he wishes to rep
resent the constituency in which
he has a great estate and where
he spends some time. Long before
the election ycu may see him and
his wife conspicL ously motoring
in towns, villages and country of
his immediate vicinity. Friendly
calls are made at this home and
hovel. Inadvertently of course,
a sovegeign or q half-sovereign
may be left on the chair or slipped
under the plate by this grand,
this most affable guest. Or as-is
better yet. if perchance it is near
Christmas time and the industri-
Gus English housewife is busily
the Christmas Pudding
when the Honorable Mrs. So and
So and her husband, the man of
all men who at this particular
time is interested in every cur
tant, every raisin, in fact in
every yelling babe in the house,
drive in majestic splendor to the
humble door, step in for a
and homelike chat, and
incidentally let fall into the pud-
ding a few six pence and thre-
penny bits as the Honorable Mrs.
So and So, inst for old times
sake and for the futures sake as
well, takes the spoon and gives
the pudding one long lucky stir.
Oh, England is not backward
with politics and politicians.
Denver and the United States
haven't a monopoly on all the
grafters and bribers. Rich men
here, by nursing in a quiet,
way the residents, liv-
ing and dead, buy their way into
Parliament, just as in America
we hear rumors of millionaires
buying seats in our noble and
honorable National Senate. Why,
| know one honorable member Of
the House Of Commons who
either attends with his wreath or
sends wreath to every funeral
of every one who dies in his con-
stituency with the exception Of
the poor unfortunate who may
have been strongly convinced Of
the other way Of voting.
Thoughtful, isn't it?
There are more ways than one
to get votes. Another way is to
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The D. s. G. club met with
Miss Leila Buck at her home, Fri
day evening, March 10. The
house was beautifully illuminated
for the occasion and the mode of
entertainment employed by Miss
Buck was entirely new and
unique. After the regular rou-
tine Of business the guests re-
tired TO the dining room where
an artistically prepared "Conun-
drum Dinner" awaited them.
The arrangement of the table
and refreshments We're such that
each place represented the name
of a particular guest. Much mer-
riment was caused by each one
finding her proper place to be
seated. The dinner was thor
oughly enjoyed and the joy
GUS time continued into the par
lor till a late hour when all re-
luctantly departed for their
homes proclaiming Miss Leila an
admirable hostess.
The Ladies Aid of the M. f.
church held their regular busi-
ness meeting Thursday afternoon
March 9, at the home Of Mrs. A.
Swanson. Much sewing was ac-
complished and a royal good time
had, after which an elaborat te
luncheon was served by Mrs.
Swanson and her daughter, Miss
Ethel.
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plasteringly sweet words, buy
freely and conspicuously at each
booth and leave q pleasant taste
in the mouths of their staring
and admiring followers by giving
three guineas to the funds. This
is a quiet, churchly way Of swell
ing the result on election day.
AN ENGLISH Fox HUNT.
An English hunt, real Eng
lish fox hunt, with hounds is a
spectacle, at once very picturesque
at once exactly typical Of aristo-
cratic English life.
English and American hunting
are two very different things. In
England a hunting meet means
a great display of fine hounds,
splendid blooded horses, perfectly
groomed huntsmen and hunts
women. Here everything is
planned and it almost seems that
a definite time is fixed when the
fox is to be driven from the
cover. 1t is naturally so in a
country so very old and so very
tiny. In America the game is
wild; here the fox or pheasant is
protected as a treasure. How
ever there is good sport over
here in fox and deer hunting, in
rabbiting, in golf, cricket, foot
ball etc., but in milder, quieter,
tanner way. than in America.
We have all read and seen pic
lures of the English fox hunt. 1t
is one thing to read about and
quite a different thing to see the
real thing. | am glad to have
had the opportunity to see a real
live fox hunt while was in Corn
wall.
Out a little way from Penryn
is a very fine estate named Ros-
krow, the home of Captain Wal
lace, who is master of pack Of
200 or more hounds. twas made
known that the meet would take
place in front Of the mansion at
eleven O'Clock Saturday morning.
There was a large concourse of
people to witness the start. Of
course the Captain wanted to
make a fine showing as, this was
the first meet he had held since
he had bought this great estate
and had built a very large and
handsome Elizabethan mansion.
The morning was beautifully
clear and bright. We went early
so as to miss nothing. The rid
ers began to assembleon the green
slope in front of the house. Many
Of the men wore the proverbial
pink" which is really the bril-
liant scarlet you have read about.
How fine the English huntsman
looks in his high silk hat, the long
bright red coat, white riding
breeches and black patent
leather riding boots. The hunt
ers, that is, the master Of the
hounds and the paid riders who
go through the woods to chase
the fox into the open fields, wear
in place of the high hat, a black
velvet hunting cap. The women
dress in ordinary riding habit.
At the appointed time perhaps
two score of riders had assembled.
Many had been entertained at a
Hunt Breakfast. Wine was
passed to the guests and to the
spectators. Soon the hounds in
a solid group were brought across
the fields from the kennels to the
house. The hunters horn
sounded a clear resounding "Tal-
lyho!" The riders motlnted and
off they went at an easy canter
after the hounds. How anxious
the hounds seemed for the chase.
The fox hound is not a large dog.
For a hound it is rather short
and heavy and how they can run.
They are usually brown and
white.
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10 bo cont inuCd noNt week

The Ladies' Aid Of the NJ. e.
church will give a ten cent tea at
the home of Mrs. Il. Sanderson,
Thursday, March %, from 300 to
4:00p. m. A special treat is prom
ised in the literary and musical
program.
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cOMPETENT GIRL. TO COOK AND DO
n general housework: in family; refer
snces required Apply 444 e. So Temple
dpef- and 10 a, m, nIpa7a ,pt7s,
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WHO WANTS AN AUTO?

Owning auto is within the reach of many families
and individuals of moderate income if The Tribune Want
Columns employed in presenting chance in
its selection.
Constant changes taking place in the ownership OF
autos-buyng selling and exchanging Of form part
Of each days business.
Would you like to acquire auto at sacrifice price,
would you like to trade realty other securities for
used car-try The Tribune Wants providing such
opportunity for you.
The automobile classification of The Tribune Want
Columns appeals to auto and prospective
who meet as result of The Tribune Want Ads and con-
summate many ganfu transactions.
is syourd to a and seekinp the
possible, The Tribune
vertise in Tribu
Place your ''ad - today for quick action.
Call 5000 nd
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AGENTS-WONDER OPPoRTUNI-
ty act quick; sell "Ambrcw" Concen-
rrated beer extract, makes real genuine
intoxicating beer, right at home by add
Ing water; saves 100 per cent brewers
price; not near beer not substitute, but
real lager beer, no liquor license required;
small package, carry weeks supply de-
liver as you sell: Andrew" is the con-
centrated ingredients OF real lager beer;
brewing the best beer; big seller: enor-
nous demand; large profits; Just send
postal, We'll show you how to make
money quick. American Products Co,
dept. 2025, Cincinnati, Ohio. m197
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WANTED-AGENTS.

TO LEARN NURSERY SALESMAN
ship; special course in horticultural
training and big COMMISSIONS paid to
sary Write today for terms and choice
OF territory. Pacific Nursery company,
3oS Corbetc bldg, Portland. Oregon.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WITH USE OF
End East 81
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WANTED-THREE GIRLS BETWEEN
Is and 80 10 distribute samples excel
lent face cream, Formula sent first let
ter VIII pay salary commission TO re-
liable parties. Incose stamp for particu-
lars. Inspector, Box 1911. Oakland, Cal,
misc
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WANTED-BOY WITH BICYCLE AT
once. Schramm j ohnson No. 5, Bird
South and Main. mo05
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FALL TERM UTAH BUSINESS COL
lege starts September 5, Monday en-
rolling day; start now. nliS6
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RRELADY. MUST HAVE HAD UX
handling help. Apply ]. y.
fjc--'Vna'd chocolate Co. m259
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NJ. ], DIXON EMPJ oYMENT AGENCY
Skilled and unskilied laborers fur
nished. 40 East 1st South. corner COM
mercial, Bell phone 1888. Ind. 923. p43
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pTAH BUSINESS COLLEGE FALL,
4 term begins TUESDAY hrrono. N1I-.
jE~' ioi your course. miss
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WANTED
WANTED-MALE HELP


Sl1EPPARD'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
'The Red Front" 1l2 West End South.
Headouarthers railroad and mining help.
Bell 1854. el543
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GOOD COOK. APPLY 134 NO. MAIN.
m3o
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AT ONCE. THREE BRIGHT. CAPABLE
ladies, over 81 TO travel demonstrate
and sell dealers in Utah, Idaho and Mon
tana. s25 10 $50 per week r. r. fare
paid Goodrich Drug Co. l3oS10 HaTney
ST, Omaha, Neb ml7S
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SECOND GIRL AND TO ASSIST WITH
children: call after sunday Tel. Bell
zoos; 260 L. So. Temple. m216
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CLARENCE HOUSE. 81 EAST FIRST
S1uth. Rooms Csc. 6oc and up; 81
week and up kl64
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregation church. We
get you position free OF charge Tele-
phones-Ind. 1866 Bell 5S22. t3G0
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COOK. ALSO SEC
ond girl: good wages. Inquire 434 East
South Temple. milo |
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WANTED
WANTED-MALE HELP

LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED.
No canVassing or soliciting required.
Good income assured. Address National
Cooperative Realty Co. V-S2T Marden
Building. Washington. .. G. miss
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FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 8
at Henager's Business College. See us
hefore you decide to enter elsewhere. In
yestigate. MACS
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WANTED
WANTBD-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-COMPETE GIRL FOR
general housework. small family. APP
ply "a Seventh East St m257
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ROOM WITH TWO BEDS OR TWO
rooms and board by two young men:
private family preferred; can give refer
une. m30g
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. 46T So. 18th East. m2T
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YOUNG LADIES TO HELP WITH OUR
fall sewing; good wages. Brown
School Of DressmaJ5ing sol Dooly block.
Bell phone 703, Ind, 1858 k3290
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J~lDe TO WRITE ADDRESSES; MUST
tbe neat and accurate Answer In own
landwritIng. Address Peg, Tribune.
rnI1G
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cGENf51tMEN, SELL GUARANTEED HOSE,
S---sxtv per cent proft; make $40 daily: fuii
- IsIcE5< pnrt time; beginners Investigate,
I'd stons Knit, box 1929 West Philadelphia,
ml79
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GOOD HOME FOR YOUNG SCHOOL
girl TO assist night and morning with
housework for her board. Si3 South 6th
East k2s6S
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STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel restaurant and household help.
HEADQUARTERS for laborers.
SO West 2nd South. Phones Asa.
c7iS
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WANTED TO RENT,

WANTED. TWO OR THREE ROOMS
furnished for light housekeeping Must
be reasonable, modern, on east side,
very close In. Address P-32, Tribune
rnso7
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WANTED-TO BUY
MIDLAND SURVEYORS TRAN
eft or compass level. Address OILS.
Tribune. k2632
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WANTED
wANTEp-rEMALE HELP

so 1st avenue k2633
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS
NICELY FURNlSHED CLEAN ROOMS:
phone. bath; close In, POS East 2rd
South. d7S5
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WANTED-YOUNG MEN TO DEMON
strate from house 10 house: grocery
clerks and solicitors preferred must have
sood appearance; straight salary. Call be-
tween 10 and 10 o'clock Monday morning
l3o Atlas building: will start work Tues
day. l.. S. Bishop manager m442
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TILE. LESLIE: NEW MANAGEMENT:
~. rst- Class Rooms. neat and clean. 23
No. let West KISS
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SANITARIUMS


DIR. FREDERIC CLIFT RECEIVES
nervous. mental, alcoholic patients. Of
Ace, Mcintyre bldg, 8, L. CITY or Bel
20-M Kaysville, b20
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fQMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL,
kxouse"ofK IN FAMILY OF 3. Inquire 500
-. "'"' ''eh phone 1Oos s-k- m42l
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FuRs AND TAXIDERMIsTs
DANCING ACADEMY

MILITARY BAND TUESDAY. THURS
day and Saturday. Conservatory hall.
68 Postoffice place, d2S3s
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FURNISHED ROOMS, MODERN AND
cream reasonable. Bell 984-NX $50
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PHYSICIAN.

~-~~-~~-~-~~~~~~--
DIR. JNO, M. SPAULDING'S CASH
plan will save you from 30 to 30 per
cent: ordinary calls, office. 81. home. "a;
night, $500; conhhements. SIS; charge
Phones. offce. 4757. ring O.: res, 47Ss,
ring ]. hi2gi
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WANTED-SALESMEN

WANTED-SA JESMAN ACQUAINTED
with hardware and paint trade for Salt
Lake City and territory adjacent thereto.
Address. with references Southern States
Turpentine Co, bo7 Mission ST., San
Francisco, Cal m5
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WALLPAPER CLEANING
PLUMBING AND HEATING

DAVIDSON & HARRIS co. PLUMB
speciality, all work guaranteed. Both
phones 162. li3 East End South, m22
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1HH ANGELUS. FURNISHED ROOMS.
sooo location. % East 1st South.
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LIVERY STABLES

M.COY'S STABLE, CARRIAGES AND
light livery horses bought and sold.
Both phones ST. cl4l
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SEND NO MONEY. JUST SAY TELL
me how to make So daily In spare time"
West Coast Supply Co.. 53S Center st.
Fasadenas CALI miss
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ONE SINGLE ROOM WITH BATH
privilege. Elegantly furnished. SIS per
month. The Alexandria $50 South West
temple. Bell 23sS d2497
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SHOE SHINING PARLOR

JUST OPENED THE PARIS SHOE
Shining Parlor, Fine accommodations
for ladies and gentlemen. Tickets, 7
shines for 80 cents. Cayias Bros, Props,
$50 So Main st. m103
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s-RooM BRICK COTTAGE WEST
SIDE. recently Improved; modern In
every way: rent reasonable. Phone Bell
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EIGHT DOLLARS PER HUNDRED
paid for collecting names and addresses.
Steady work stamp for particulars Cal
vert Sales Co., 2l7-219 st. Paul st, Balti-
more, Md, mlS7
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CANvAsSERs: OUR
famous Knittop pett!coats insure good
Immediate income to capable women, sell
On sight, prompt reply procurcs exclu-
Bive territory. Spelman & Co., Chicago.
In193
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ATTENTION, HoRsEMEN
VETERINARIAN.

DIR. w. II. GORDEN. SPECIALIST AND
expert on lame and bemished horses;
diseases of dogs. Examinations free. Of
Ace 81 w. 2rd So.. Saddle Livery. Bell
zoos. ksss
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ELko HOTEL, s7s SOUTH MAIN:
eteam heat; rooms 80 centss 80 per
week and up, t12s6
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POETKAlT AGENTS TO BRING YOUR
proofs TO 122 Atlas bldg to be finished :
work that delivers /, Beutlich, artist
ir1
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NTED-COMPETENT GIRL FOR
seneral housework 1867 2nd ave. rn36
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work 270 East LIST South. m34
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MILLINERY AND PLUMEs
HAY, GRAIN AND SALT.

HAY, GRAIN AND SALT--HARVBY &
Co.. 343 West Second South s4rcet. We
deliver the goods. k1S10
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.MIDDLE-AGED GIRL
who can cook and sweep; small
family; no laundry, references. al p.
So. Temple. m23
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AND
pie. wv h3i0s
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WANTED-DELIYERY BOY, WITH
wheel; one not going to school, Apply
Dayton Drug Co., End So. and State. m4S2
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Is CLOTHING MEN WANTED; GOOD
statesmen only; good salary; fire sale for
Daniels. See Callahan Co. Kearns bldg.
Immediately, m291
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so MEN TO BORROW MONEY ON
anything Of value. Uncle Sam, so East
lst South Gao
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work 81 Third East street, mao
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AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMIS-
sion The greatest agents seller ever
produced; every user OF pen and ink buys
II on sieht; 200 10 500 per cent profit; one
agents sales amounted TO 1920 In six davs:
another s32 In two hours. Monroe Mfg.
90. ", bz. La Crosse, Wis. misc
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NEWSPAPER CARRIBRS-BOYS FROM
10 to IS, who have had experience in
money; excellent business training, Adj
dress C-51 Tribune 1857
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THE BROADWAY. MOD. CLEAN,
9uist. cheap. close IN. between Maln
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DRAMATIC ART.

c. F. GORDON, LATE OF PHILA.
School OF Elocution. will accept limit
ed number OF pupils desiring hlgh-cass
instruction. III So. 7th East. Both
phones 99S, k2666
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MANY A PRUDENT HOUSEWIFE HAS
developed an excellent business In
stinct as the result OF Tribune Want Al
experience.
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GOOD-LOOK1NG YOUNG LADY WHO
can act. for vaudeville sketch. Address
PHO, Tribune. NIL
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WA NTED-AN EXPERIENCED SHOE
salesman; must be young and energetic,
must understand handling large stock Of
mems shoes. Address Pas, Tribune.
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AGENTS-MAkE BIG PROFITS SELL
ing our guaranteed made 10 measure
clothes. Complete sample outfit with in
structions sent free 10 you. Previous eX
perience not needed. Write today.
Huntington Tailoring Co., Chicago. mJ9e
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HELP WANTED ON
q s4Rin street. mas6
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+ do 'Soiemniy swear Tor afirm)
that am, Cor will be at the next
ensuing general election) qualified
voter In said county and Of ...:".
precinct, and that l am member
or the Republican party.
Taken, subscribed and sworn to
before the undersigned this 4th day
of June, 1912.