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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-08-22


should take those that the society of frivolous
silly class
of the
Considering that where man prefers
not in effort acquire honest companionshp
ms-, become neither frivolous silly herself
Perhaps it is feminine girls nearly
as possible what admire but what do real gentlemen
mire? Not fris No elaborate cofure!
bedecked feather-brained for
Just be yourself if you pretty
Is goods honesty would
than number of
good honest companonsbip healthy a
honest places and under honest circumstances.
WHAT THINK THIS, GIRIs9
Dear Miss Grey: 10 would to
know something that would make beautiful. Now
think that stuck myself but you
haps of something that would soften the skin
looks.
you will kindly 1 will many, many times
obliged to Thanking WI. L. Il.
Al really afraid a It will
make the hair your face.
STREET ETIQUETTE ON HATPINs
Dear Miss Grey Giving seat I'm
body can't asked
fare includes the right for the public
straThanging strictly public
straphangers city ord-
nance, more passengers than seats.
As to the hatpns the extreme length of which
with
for only and ladies only
the ladies poke into anoter faces with their
This handling situation would bring the
long pins In disrepute and ladies perhaps would
stuffed
pcacocks A MERE MAN THAT GOT STUNG
For backheads times a week
do not squeeze.
acceptance of the word
being married to two husbands wives time.
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OF excellent make, durable, capa-
cious, convenient and economical
IN price. are here in great vari-
ely, as well as travelling bags Of
AL sizes and styles. We guaran-
tee every Trunk and Bag we sell
y be of the best quality in ma
Wrial and make. Our prices are
Eery reasonable, considering the
Skcellent grade Of the goods.
Ness Suit Cases. Satchels, Glad
s<ones, Yalises. Hand Bags, etc.
TACOMA TRUNK FACTORY
931 @ st.
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rapid evaporation. When the var
nish is softened scribe Off na
much an will come away. Scrub
off the rest with houzehbld am
Aonia-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-08-22

vARNISH STAINS Soak the
spots with sponge which has
been dipped In alcohol, wetting
the sponge as It dries. Coye
With a thick cloth to prevent tc
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s." ON GIRLS PAYING THEIR PLEASURE EXPENSE

Dear Miss In 10 G." wish
to stae it is truthful great Take
the of couple be-
ve the young lady stood her part Of the there
would be arrides Of
theates and other costly which at
keep fellow when
the which do re-
a disappointed a So, girls
loosen the
equal rights equal chances why fellows
longer? DEBTS
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A WoMAN's WORK

Dear Miss Grey: 1 a lady of twentyseven
boy of himself
love with Kindly advise him without
making him with Thanking advance H. A. G.
A.-Why not help him getting of himf
older should
remember how attackf
1t scientific and psychological that suffers
imaginary love than
fering from real
BE kind to this boy would he had broken his
instead of thinking he carries broken heart you
strong and woman enough benefit him. then him
pietely 1t will him, much dalyng along
One to invite girone who knows how to be
just chum provide healthy
sports for the twosomethng that
body show them their minds There will
be satisfaction benefting
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CYNTHIA GpEn ANSWERS,
CANNED CORN ON THE COB

Wash the fresh stripped
Jars used and level tablespoonful of salt to each
Fill with the Dip the In cold and
seal Place in boiler Of cold boil five
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JACK" HAS "sAY" ON GIRLS PAYING PLEASURE E

jack HAS SAY" ON GIRLS PAYING PLEASURE ExPENs
Dear Miss Grey: Wouldn't 1t lovely idea
to accept company and them have her for the ice
theater tickets? When
the ice the theater
the girl, hear what she
what paying for.
Men like s. A. G. will begrudge his bits,
PUNK dollar bar without batting eye
women most Of them will agree with him Their indie
pendent spirit will
paying the from the spirit that love assist them
in other things because they need helps
t-that all. a to
to Of young he to and
had better give his
JACK.
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ENGAGED TO EMPLOYER

Dear Miss Grey have become engaged employer,
and do think long remain his employ that It
best with him in social intend
nouncng engagement excepting immediate families
Am 1 right?
My fances parents n East, he has
people, have only his
should write the greatly
study of such things
social ethics.
Also, would like Just little hint should
should deolve write the first letter ances
mother.
AUnder the circumstances wise
employers and fance's too much public
His mother should write Ii not
1t to heart people not this Write
wish, and just what heart dictates.
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If a man dies without will and leaves childre
herit, not the state.
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
POPULATION CENTER
Of WASHINGTON IS
ON Eth STREET
House Near K Street North
west, Has Distinction of
Being the Place.

To premises 527 Fifth street northwest
belongs the distinction of being the
center OF population in the District OF
Columbia. as shown by the latest
census
The exact center is Ill feet east of the
center line OF Fifth street and 80 feet
south OF the center line of Is street. The
last United States Census gave the pop
lation of the District as 3Sl,059.
BY order of tho Commissioners the
taking OF ponce CENSUS began TINS
week. 1t Is the custom for the Police
Department to make an annual census
of the District, but last year none was
ordered for the reason that the census
OF the United states Census Bureau had
recently been completed.
10 obtain accurately the number Of
inhabitants in the District the capt aims
their precincts into two or more EMU
m"rhti"n districts. Information obtained
By the policemen will show the num-
Der uG inhabitants in each square. the
number Of residents in the streets, al
i-ys, AMI courts. the number of child
ren under one year of aga, the number
bCtWcan one and ave years the number
between five and 'lfteen. and fifteen and
ninetre:r. and the number of residents
WHO have reached their ma .ority.
This Information Wlll Uc o. aid to
the Health Department in compiling
Its statistics regarding mortality in
various sections aud VIII show the
humber of children in the District
OF school age.
All persons who sleep in the Dis
trict and those who reside here but
are temporarily absent for a portion
of the year arc to be counted as per-
manent residents.
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
GOLDENBERG'S BUYS
/. ENTIRE STOCK OF
18TH STREET STORE
Bryan & Co. Furnishing
Goods to Go on Sale
Tomorrow.

Goldenberg's announce they have pur-
chased from the receivers the entire
stock of Bryan e. Co, located at 7S
Fifteenth street, and well known among
the particular trade OF the city for the
high class, distinctive merchandise car
ried. The stock consists of mems shirts,
underwear, neckwear. raincoats, fancy
vests. hats, canes, and other lines usu-
ally found in the most exclusive haber-
dashers shops.
Bryan & co. catered to the needs of
discriminating men with furnishings Of
the highest quality and most distinctive
style, the establishment enjoying the
reputation for handling only the finest
grade OF merchandise to be found at
the Nations Capital. The opportunity
to obtain mems apparel Of this high
character at savings of half price and
thereabouts will, no doubt, appeal to
particular men everywhere, for II Is
rarely possible to obtain such advan-
tages in mems furnishings such as
handled by Bryan IL Co.
The entire Bryan stock has been
moved to the Goldenberg store, Seventh
and * streets, and arranged for the
cut-price sale, which will be inaugura-
ted tomorrow morning, beginning
promptly at 8 o'clock The sale prices
average about one-half Bryans regular
prices.
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
Portugal Enjoys Great
Prosperity, Says Officer

Portugal. under the present republi-
can form of government, is more pros
porous than IL has been before in years,
according to NJ. Roquette, a captain in
the Portuguese army. who has been
delegated to represent his country at
the ninth International Red Cross Con-
gress in this city next week.
There IL no fear of the republic be-
ing overthrown," said NJ. Roquette this
morning, "It Is as quiet and secure in
Lisbon as II Is here in Washington. The
same state OF affairs exists In the
northern part of the republic, and every
where else in the country. We are at
peace with everybody. business is boom
ing. and everywhere prosperity Is
marked"
The Washington times., 1912-05-01

Shower Bath, Stag Hotel. eos 9th. Great
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
To Visit Canada.

LONDON, May IA party of more
than 100 noted clergymen and religious
workers of the United Kingdom sailed
from Bristol today for Canada. They
are officers and members of the FEEDER
ated Brotherhoods of the Old Land,
which has membership of 10000, and
the primary object of their trip is to
attend a meeting soon to be held in To-
ronto for the organization of similar
brotherhood 10 embrace all of the exist
ing evangelical brotherhoods and So
cleties in the Dominion.
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
StetSon New Head of
Anthropological Body

president of the Anthropological Society
of Washington for the ensuing year
and win take office at the next meeting
of the society. Other officers chosen
are: Francis La Flesche. vice presi-
dent; George Babcock, secretary; John
b. Hewitt treasurer, and DR.. Felix
Neumann, DR.. J. r. Swanton, DR., Ed
win L, Morgan, G. r. Williams and
George c. Maynard, additional members
of the board OF advisors.
Dr. A. Hrdlicka and DR.. w. ]. Fewkes
have been appointed delegates to the
International Congress of Prehistoric
Anthropologtcal ArcheoloSists to be
held al Geneva, Switzerland. in Septem-
Der next, and DR.. HrdliCka and Alice
Fletcher will represent the society at
the Congress of Americanists in London
this month.
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Travellers in Session.

DARLINGTON, s. c., May 1.--Dar-
lington is entertaining for three days
tho annual convention of the South
Carolina division of the Travellers Pro-
tective Association. The large attend
ance and the elaborate entertainment
program combine to give promise of the
most successful meeting ever held by
the organization in South Carolina.
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sa7 FIFTH STREET N. w
New Head of College.

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa, May In
the presence of n notable gathering of
American educators, DR.. Anna J. Nc
Keag, formerly of the Wellesley College
faculty, was intalled today as president
of Wilson College. The principal ad-
dress at the inauguration exercises was
delivered by President Ellen Fitz Pen
dleton, of Wellesley.
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Library Dedicated.

celebration Of Founders Day, at the
Episcopal Theological School, was made
notable by the dedication of the new
library presented to the sCohol by the
late John Gordon Wright, of Boston.
The principal speakers at the dedica-
ton exercises We're President Lowell, of
Harvard University; Bishop Lawrence,
a former dean of the school, and Prof.
Bliss Perry.
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
LOCAL MENTION.

Conger Will Clean Your Carpets BY
special electric process (patented) that
destroys germs as we'll as removes dust
and grit. The cost is reasonable. Phone
West 427 for estimates. 23d G. N. Y. ave.
The Washington times., 1912-05-01

Great Historical Film, To-
days great feature, Virginia Theater.
COS 9Th st.
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
The DrillerY.

New classes in Shorthand, Typewrit-
ing, Bookkeeping. and Civil Service
every day and night this week.
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Businsss Opportunities

'9 MoI RqENT ;,d II HoysroN. TEX, rHn
LIE CITY. a SECOND-FLOoRS SPACE
TH HhT Has = BEEN pEVoThp 20
SSDDt ,IE AND MILLINERY. SIZE OF
s TTaaE EEr llo FEET ON THE SiAiN
ME ME FLOOR BEING AT THE Coit.
MEH "a WELL LIGHTED AND VEN
M6raa1IED. AND is EQUIPPED WITH
TMVUJ!DEHN. HlQH-CI.ASS FIXTtJRES
G Mh MIL RENT THIS SPACE, TO-
55EEbInER WITH FIXTURES. Foe A
SSIEKiOD OF YEARS TO A REsPoNs
2T1.S ZIP FIRM OR INDIVIDUAL FoR
LIE PURrOSE OF CONDUCTiNG a
SSE0Ak, SUIT AND MILLINERY DE-
rAAk i ENT. owe HAVE No MEa
ShtANOlSE OR ANYTHING FOR
SAaE G1;9 THIS IS SIMPLY RENTAL
P PooPPrtips1Tl3N. HOUSTON HAS 4
t'E0PLE. is GROWING RAPiGssG.y
81 The BUSINESS WE DID IN
GG10SASs. SUITS AND MILLINDRY
HHRPssRRoXylIMATED s25o.ooo FER Re
rniGyAR IN SALES FOR THE PAST
EVE YEARS THOSE INTEREST,"
81 ADDRESS BY LETTER OF
MSSIIRE OWNER OF PROPERTY. g6
ALLAN. HOUSTON. TEXAS.
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lorotesslonaI pelp luantep

DocToR 70 GAIL on DocToRs;
pleasant and highly profitable. Ad,
dress Z 1870. caro- Tim3s-DiBpntch.
THE VIRGINIA TEACHERS BUREAU
supplies colleges, private and public
achools with teachers OF all grados.
Ieachers wanted. REV. r. ". GRID
Xn - - - i''''iNI
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peIp, scale ann female

WANTED. ONE PERSON. EACH Is,
sality; start q Spanish kitchon."
small capital. amazing proity.
starter" with details. 10 cents 81.
4. YOUNG. Troplco. Cal
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aeIp, SCALE ann .JfemaIs

BIG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FRS
ternal. up-to-date organization fnr
men and women. Great inducement ~
70 prospective members. Easy r1lunay
OF territory. Write SUPREME OK
GANl1EH for particulars, 946 broad
way. Los angelica, Cal.
WANTED. 1000 WOMEN AND MEN
Tor homes in the Northern Stat.s
ana cities. and for Virginia; also 500
state. Apply SOUTHERN INTELLI-
GDNC9 OFBICB. Eli Ia N. sixth
WANTED. 8 COUPLES, 10 MEN. IA
women for tiiia and Northern States
sLAUGHTBR. rs North Ninth street M
MEN OR WOMEN TO WRITD HIM
dreds Of letters from sampled; indus
try without experience can earn
s36 weekly; self-address enyeione'
BROOKS COPYING CO.. 9o1 Pennsyi"
Vanla Avenue. Washington. D. G.
MIN OR WOMEN TO WRITE HUN.
dustry without experiences can earn
BLOCKS SoPYMG CO. es1 SOL ipe snnopf.
! yania Avenue. Washington. D. 8. !
$500 PER 100 FOR COLLECTIVE,
names end addresses. steady work.
tion blanks. sto LOCAL ADV, co.
Ebert, Col.
pRDB ILLUSTRATED BOOK TBIT q
about over 100000 protected post
lions In United States service. Moro
tnap 10000 vacancies every year.
There ts 9 big chance hero for you,
ployment. Easy to get Z. Just AJAX For 70,
booklst g 71s4. NO obligation. Earl,
HOPKINS Washinatop, .. q, ~. =
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CAPITAL PROCURED.-A SUCCESS
rul corporation OF Investment banks
crs. with years OF experience. VIII
undertake to procure capital for mer-
ltorious enterprises. street and tnter-
urban railways. public utilities, mans
ufacturinS concerns. or for any hlgh-
grade business houses. either whole-
sale or retail. that requires addition,
oil capital to Increase their businesa
with. We will deal with principala
only. No brokers or agents consid-
cred We use the most modern
methods and money can be quickly
procured through the sale Of eithen
STOCK or bonds Companies organs
ized and Incorporated. Appointments
VIII be made for personal interview.
address THE ]. q. RUSSELL COM
ment Bankers Dayton. o.
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agents luanten

MAKB ToUE TINE PRoDUcE RE-.
suits. Join us. become subscriber
TO the Mall Order Advocate, a month
those who are looking for honest
ways Of earning money. Every num-
oes contains plans. Legitimate
lars to you. All we ask is O trial
Send 26c. for six months, or 1bc. for
.htee months. Money back II you are
THE NAIL ORDER ADVOCATE. Sta
ton J. baltimore. Md.
AGENTS. DROP DEAD ONES. AWAKEN
hrap this new invention. Low-priced
waser-power homo massage machine.
back guarantee. "Mnrgwarth sold
mys IN ten minutes, 81 in two days"
Vaughn: Your maehine has merit.
Ton. ,5LAcKsToNB CO.. si4 Mora-
dith. Toledo. ..
AGENTS ON SALARY or coMMIs-
ever produced: every User Of pen
and lnh buys II on sight: 200 to 500
per cent profit; one agents GALES
GFa co. K. 49, sS0 La no crosse. MS @iss
WANTED. DISTRIBUTORS. EITHER
sex, to give away FREQ packages per-
1u ane sorax.ee soap powder: no
pay. G. D. WARD & CO. ITO her
teau. Chicago.
$4,000 WEEKLY SELLING COL
lection cabinets to merchants. No
%4s toe frse and
tive matter. SAVERS co, Laciede
Blug.. ST. Louis. Mo.
A MONEY PROPOSITION. DO YOU
want 20 own mail order business
4 We independent-you own boss?
me in your own vicinity or .clss-
waerc? All printed matter furnished
for one-halt the profits Write for
G pept i4s ret mAZES N a HokTEN
A ENTS wANTE D.-aLKE BIG
money. selling photo pillow tops,
s9c. oromides 25c.: portraits. SOC. !
ollettes, acc We produce works OF
art, guaranteed. lowest prices. larg-
given. samples. portrait and franc
catalogue FREQ. DANIEL H RIT-
TER CO.. 1913 Madison. Chicago. i'll
WE'LL WE'LL GREAT GRANDl ONE
mans orders s2,66o one month. profit
uelly believe could sell tails artioie
biindfolded and with a gag In my
mouth" Rouse up. Teke hold: EI-
perienco unnecessary. Wonderful In
VenHon--a self-wringins mop. Quick
sales sales TO pc, cent cent. proat. !nyessi-
lt17 Seiss Bldg. Toledo. Ohio.
AGENTs.-BIG MONEY. 20xa4, FRAN.
60 FenSlous. art and largest selling
lac, Portraits. frames. pillow tops
logue free. PEoPLE's PoRTRA RAE
co. Station U, Chicago. Ill.
LIVE. AGENTS ARE COMING MONEY
OF auto tires. Write us. THE Ba1Rp
SUPPLY Co. Falls Village, Conn
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CAPITAL FURNISHED FOR MBRITo.
rious enterprises, stocks and bonds
sold On commission. Facilities for
incorporating and reorganization OF
companies. For particulars. JOHN
SON & CO., Bankers, Madison and
La Sale. Chicago. -,
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SALESMAN TO CALL on THE MEDI-
ca! profession and represent old es-
taniishsd trade: good Income guar
sntced TO successful man: also ono
FOR Central Virginia. p. o. Box l2l.
lhiiuIclunIa H.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

MAKE s2l NEXT SATURDAY, SELL
this startling new invention, the
Marvel faporizer. ATS any common
coal oil lamp: gives brilliant white
light: no smoke or smell. Don't
bre:-k chimneys; amazing, unbreak-
able steel mantel. low In price; sell
three or four every house: easy
money. AEents excited. Listen:
Glasscock, Ark. sales 1854 few days:
Kreigcr. Mo-, made s2l one Saturday:
Cook, n. Y, made s61 one week No
experience required. Send no money.
but write to-day for sworn proof and
detaile. SIDNEY FAIRCHILD CO..
s32 Nasty Building. Toledo. o. !s-j<
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l MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS WITH
= small NAH order huniness: began
With 80. send for free booklet Tells
how. HEACUCk, Lockpurt, n. "
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tafal a1sIaIf j'Dr "a.

WANTED. cOLORED MEN. PREPkRE
es sleeping car and train porters.
bremen and brakemen. IL you wish
position near Richmond, write Inn
DeuIately: no experience necessary;
no strike; incloBe stamp. /. RAIL
WAY INSTITUTE. care Times-Dis-
ma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

WE START YOU IN THE OSTRICH
feather business with So per cent.
credit for 80 days. Write to-day
Here's big moncy-maklng proposals
tion for the live person anywhere
who 10 In earnest. For the right
party 9Th "A little cash It's the great
est. solldest kind OF business opens
Ing with quick returns. Willow
plumes. French plumes and fanuY
feathers are always stylieh and do
handed everywhere. Write at once
for further information. ExplnIna
everything. PAULA FEATHER Co.
oo6-o0S Broadway. New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

ZIG MONEY WRITING SONGS. THOU
SANDS of dollars for any ono VINO
can write successful worus, or music
Past experience unnecessary. We
want original song poems, with or
without music, Send us your work
To-Day. or w.ite for FREQ particulars
X. klRKuS DUGDALE CO.. Dept Si3.
WaEh.nElun. y. q. ---.----
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

AGENTS WANTED. TO SELL THE
new 3 IN 1 scrub brush. floor mop
and wringer combined: also eight
original styles: So profit, halliday
work. Send name on postal to HILL
KER MOP CO. 1903 Grand Ave, Chi
cago. Free catalogue and sample.
AGENTIs24 a WEEK; NEW PAT
ented automatic cleaner curry comb (;
takes Just half as long to clean q
morse; no cloEgtnS with hair and
dirt: big demand; big prohts: free
sample 10 workers. AUTO COMB CO.,
1881 Third Street. Dayton, o,
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Situations, Professional

Elk PER1EScED PUBLIC scH0of
teacher, Will take pupils at her home
or pupils home. zoos Stuart Ayen,ie'
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A WEEK FOR TWO
hours work a day: q brand new ho-
siery proposition that beats them all;
write for terms and free samples IL
you mean business. GUARANTEED
HOSIERY CO.. 5631 Third Street,
Dayton, 0.
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STOCK ISSUE wANTED.-AM PRE-
pared to under take financing OF in.
ouetria!. railway or mining enter-
prise or merit: extensive connections,
PEST lilies: terms moderate. CLLS
ENTELE. p. o. Box 976. New York.
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Wanten

YOU TO Know THAT "
II. Cowardtn's Sons prices on watch
anu jewelry work arc the lowest N
town. Satisfaction Is Guaranteed
1915 East Main Street
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NO COMPETITION. BIG SALES,
large profits. not sold in stores, salts
faction guaranteed. Ewicksharp
Erinds any shape or size knife auto
matically. Housewives enthusias.ic
buy on sight Right kind of agents
can get valuable appointment Be
the first in your territory. We back
you up with extensive advertising,
refer all inquiries and credit ali
sales to you. r. a. DECKER. Sales
Mgr,. 81 z. Twenty-cighth Street,
New York City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

GrRhYED FROM HOME. SATURDAY.
December "a. one large wnlte male
poodle; big black spot on side; an
swers to name OF Dolly: tag lied on
collar when left home; So reward II
returned TO l25 West Cary street, or
phone Monroe $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

SELLS LIKE HOT CAKEs-NEW
laundry wax. perfumes clothes with
tHnsting violet perfume. Working out
ny, &c. New offer. ODOR- GLOSS, Ia
water Street. New York
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6TRAiED FROM 1918 FLOYD AVE-
nue small English setter dog: white
and back, tucaed black ears; had on
rough black cotton collar. Reward
IL returned TO ABOVE number. Phone
Madison 7S24-l.
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WANTED. SOME GOOD MEN TO DEM
onstrate and sell the Little Wonder
Sias Maker. We can give you tho
pest moncy-making proposition that
is possible to get Come IN and talk
II over, JENNINGS & CO., $40 East
Main Street
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LARGE MANUFACTURER OF SPE-
cialty line with established trudc
wants experienced travelling sales
men. Salary position and expenses
advanced. Reply with references.
IROQUOIS MFG. CO., Cleveland, O.
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LOST. FROM Ny PLACE AT RESEEt-
Soii Phfi., one lciuaic DcugIc nounu (;
ncdo ana ears niosliy tan, uOuy I'm
anu "Hite. alis"ers TO name OF
non OF ncrcupuuLs. WILLIAM I.U III
GEEK.
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WANTED statesmen OF ABILITY
and neat appearance to call on all
merchants in their territory. Ele-
CANT Side line; convenient to carry.
Good commissions, prompt remit
tances: BELMONT MFG. CO., GIN
cinnau Ohio
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