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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-22

mary class is also on the increase,
last Sunday WAS the banner day al
SO. 1t is hoped that this interest in
the Sunday School work will con-
tinue, and that the Ovid Sunday
School will be second to Lone,
when the number of people living
in the district is considered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Yates.
brother and sister-in-law of How
ard Yates spent few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Drummond
leaving Tuesday morning for Dem
yer, and other points of interest.
1t will be of interest to the friends
of Howard Yates to know that he
is doing we'll back in Missouri,
having had two successful seasons
in crop production since leaving
here.
The Ladies of the Ovid church
will give an ice cream social Sat
urday evening in the north room
of the Ovid School house, pro-
gram is also being arranged con.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-22
Public School will Open Sent.
ember I'd

Our Public Schools will open for the
years work on Monday September ID.
From all indications the school thi,
yesr will be the la. gest in its history.
A Faculty five of teachers will have
charge of the work this year. Miss
Stone will teach the Primary grade,
Miss Fonda second and third grade,
Miss Bess Law fourth and fifth grade
Misa Addie McNew sixth and seventh.
and Prof. Unger eighth grade and Man
ual Training. This is the third year for
Prof Unger in our public schools and
his work has proven exceptionally good
The young people will be glad to know
that he is expecting to devote consid-
cradle time to the Manual Training
work for which he is especially adapted
and work this year will undoubtedly ex-
cell that done in the past.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-22
South Divide

Tom Richardson called at Harry
Smelsers Wednesday.
The South Table was visited by
one of those good rains for which
it is becoming famous on Thurs
day.
The South Table was we'll repre-
sented by a large delegation at
the races in Julesburg on last Tues
day.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Kissack
returned from the Frontier cele-
bration on Saturday. Walt says
they do ha re some good riding ex.
hibitions there.
Louie Spells has been visiting
relatives on the South Table this
week.
NJ. L. Parker and Lige >Shearer
are helping Nate Spells stack.
Mr.. Mason Of Holyoke, selling
the Raleigh remedies was doing
business on the Divide Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smelser,
Miss Reva Smelser and Miss Allen
were taking teachers examinations
in .Julesburg on last Thursday and
Friday.
Tom Richardson sold two hor-
ses last week.
The Wizmann sisters WHO have
been visiting their uncle S. w.
Lundy left on Saturday for Brush.
A. B. Flora Sundayed at H. H.
Smelsers.
c, U. Streitz of Willard, Nebr.
is visiting Harry Smelser this
week.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-22
Notice

In the matter Of the application Of Valen-
tine Deich to include lands within the boun-
daries Of the Julesburg Irrigation District.
Notice is hereby given that Valentine Deich
has fled his petition with the Board Of Direc-
tors Ct the said The Ju!esblrg irrigation Dis
trict concerning the following described lands
owned by himself and being adjacent to the
boundaries Of the Julesburg lrrigation Dis.
trict in the County Of sedgwtck and state OF
Twenty-one (2l) Township Twelve N:) North
Range Forty-four 90 West OF the 9TH p. NJ:
alse ~ that portion Of the NortaTsst hW Quarter
tion Twenty (ss). Township Twelve u2j
North, Range Forty -four go West OF the 9TH
r. NJ. lying North OF line parallel With and
westerly line Of Blocks Thirty-nine (3e). and
Forty (4ol in the Union Pacific Railway Com
panys Second Addition to Denver Junction. 3 or
corded: also all that portion OF the North
west Quarter ,NWA) Of Northwest Quarter
ef seefi9S 81. Sdrts E.eae Fof;s oup
West Of the 9Th p. NJ. described As follows to.
Wit: Beginning At the Northeast corner OF
f,d
81. IN the Town OF Denver Junction. now
thence Northwesteriy along said Northeaster-
IL line Of Ash st. to its intersection with the
North line Of said Forty acre tract, thence
tract to the Northeast corner thereof and
the place Of beginning. tina. all Of said above
tiescribed lands are situate and lie adjacent
to the boundaries Of The J JulesburG Irrigation
District.
The Prayer Of said petitioner being as fol-
lows: wherefore your petitioner respectfully
Drays that the Board Of Directors Of said Dis
trict take the steps required by law to include
81 i6 lands within said District, and the boun-
daries Of said District be changed according
Is.
Wherefore notice Is hereby given to all per-
sons interested In or who may be anected BY a
change in the bounda rtes Of said District as
provided In said petition. to appear At the Of
6f,e, Of said Board on Tuesday the Second day
Of September being 4 regular adjourned meet
fnr Of said Board at the hour Of Two O'clock
In the afternoon OF said day at their ONCE In
Juiesbur1. Colorado and show cause In writ
ing. IL any there he. why change OF the boun-
iarie. Of said District as proposed In sad Pc
tition should not he made.
Rv order of the Board of Directors Of The
Juiesburr Irrigation District.
G. STOCkHAM. President
Attest:
TSeal1 secretary.
First Publication August s; lals
disqualification August s::. 1919
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-22
SedgvwiA Items

Vern HsdsOck and wife will
for Beuckleman. Nebr. Thursday.
Mr.. Hadsock has purchased an
interest in a large livery firm. We
are sorry to see this estimable
family leave and wish them every
success.
4. n. Webb sold out his barber
interests this week to o, L. Win.
ner.
Our visitors to Cheyenne en-.
jOyed their outing last week and
are back at work however they
get their yarns ,cOlOred some.
Threshing has been retarded by
the heavy rains the past week.
We understand the County
Commissioners have decided to Op.
en- road North of Sedgwick into
town. The road will be built on
the former survey which is quite
the prOpev PLACE for same.
Dave Foyer. of Sutherland, Ne
braska, is in Sedgwick this week.
V. c. Davis has the finest stalk
of corn brought into town so far.
The samples of all crops are the
best shown for years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wheat,
of Sterling, Colo, were visiting
with Mrs. Wheat's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM; Ray this week.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-22

slstlng OF VOCAL ana lnstrumental
numbers. The proceeds of this
affair will will be applied to the
pastors salary. 1t is the desire of
the ladies' in charge that the re-
ceipts on this occasion be large
enough to pay this Indebtedness in
full. SO let everyone come and
make this affair a great success.
No doubt the program will be very
entertaining and as to the ice
cream and cake-well you know
the ladies of Ovid know how to dc
things.
Mr.. Steward, brother of Mrs.
Roy Warren is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs, &. w. Warren.
Mrs. Bradshow who has beer
visiting her sister Mrs. VIM.
Brandt returned to her home in
Milton Iowa on last Wednesday.
The quarterly conference was
held at the Ovid church last Sun.
day. The Rev. Chase preslding.
The different reports show that
this church is doing its part finan-
cially, as we'll as spiritually, and
the officers, teachers and congre-
cation are to be congratulated.
On account of the continued rains
threshing has been at a standstill
and the three machines in this
district have been idle since the
l4th. The rains are doing worlds
of good. and no doubt the ground
will be in better shape than it was
last fall, but it is hoped that the
rains will cease at least long enough
to allow the farmers to realize on
the crops already harvested.
Owing to the rain last Saturday
evening the yoang peoples party
given at the home of Mrs. G. n.
Bennett was not largely attended
but those present enjoyed them
selves immensely. These parties
are given every three weeks, at
the different homes. The object
in view is to get the young folks
together and also get them inter-
ested in the Sunday school work
as much as possible.
The Rev. zimmerman is still ur.
able to take up his work in the
church, and is planning to have
some one relieve him from his dut-
les for a period of several months
in order for him to fully recover
his health. Mr.. zimmerman has
the sympathy of the Ovid people
in his present affliction and we sim
cerelv hope that with a prolonged
he will come back to us
entirely we'll.
The Rev. Dye of Julesburg at
tended the Ovid Sunday School
and Quarterly conference last
Sunday.
A dance will be given at the
Ovid hall Friday evening, August
%. Music will be furnished by
the Hurst Orchestra of Chappell
The dances at Ovid are proving
quite popular and no doubt large
crowd will be in attendance Friday
eve.
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Statesmen WANTED.-NO ENPERI.
wages while learning. Hundreds Or
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coo TO $1,000 year. Write 10.
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DEPT iS3. NATIONAL Statesmen 5
TRAINING ASSOCIATION, Chicago,
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Rrlp lltai,.-, S7alf

WANTED, COLoRED MEN PREPARE
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Maryland, Kentucky and Pennsylvu-
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AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
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newspapers. No canvassing Send
Tor particulars. PRESS SYNDICATE,
TO3 I.ockport, y. Y.
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MEN WANTED, AGE is 70 IS. TO
prepare Tor nrcmen ana Brakcmen
on nearby railroads: $50 10 SiOO
monthly. Experience unnecessary
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conductor $l50 10 $500 monthly
Good life careers State age: send
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AGENTs. MEN AND WOMEN, So PER
day can easily be mace; good sell
ers. BE first in your territory: en-
perfence unnecessary. Write nj
once. II. l. STOUT. South Firs, St,
Fulton. ~. Y.
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Quoting correspondence OF large
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Salary not the principal object Good
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YOUNG AND M1pDLE-ACiED MEN
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AGENTS-"INSIDE INFORM ATOM
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Every agent should have one; 10000
copies. free while they last Send
for ono to-day. FINCH PUBLISH
ING CO, l492 Penn Bldg, Dayton,
Ohio
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AGENTS, - OCEANS GREA EST
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mailing. THE THOMPSON PUB. co,
ST. Louis. Mo.
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MEN, If YOU WANT WORK, SELL
guaranteed hosiery 10 wcurcrs: biz,
commission; make $40 daily; eXpe-
rience unnecessary. Address INTER-
NATIONAL MILLS, 3OSS Chestnut
Philadelphia.
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AGENTS. $50 TO $3.50 PER WEEK
selling Success hand vacuum clean
crs; $4,000 In use. Superior to any
cieaher made ut any price. Wo provo
this. Highly polished: nIckeln,o,.
and aluminium throughout. Sent on
triai Our patents have priority over
al other hand cleaners: suits for in
Mfg. Co.; also E, II. Cleaner, India nm
and Ohio. HUTCHINSON MFG. Co.
Williamsburg, Pa
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SA LiGSMEN CALLING; ON
retail stores TO sell on commission
our inill production. low priced line
fan dress goods and blankets. Spleen
did side line. FRANK u. LA I.ANSF,
" co, Philadelphia Pa
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WANTED.- REAL ES-
tate. Insurance men, stock statesmen
preferred; unlimited possibilities: IS
per cent commission. Room 90
Frs, National Bank, Fort Worth.
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SALESMAN WANTED BY LEADING;
lace-crubroidery manufacturers FOR
their established trade. Rare OPP
p"rtunity 10 right party Can also
rhnSeinents. FELD-HEIM d co,
i?i broadway. New York.
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professional i3clp ll,antro

WANTED ACTIVE AID TEMPER.
ate attorney for office connection
tcorDoration: compensation, Sl0U
per month. Communications treated
confidential Address c S2e, car,
Times Dispatch.
WAITED. TEACHERS Of ALI,
grades, for college. public and pri-
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housekeepers, for fall openings in
Virginia and Southern States VIR-
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU, II. w.
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YOUNG MAN WANTS PRIVATE DANT'-
Ing Instructor. State forms Il ESQ.
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A G y rs. EVERY BLACKSTONE;
agent is u happy man. Why? lie makes
from IS to $40 daily. he sells an ar
tlcle of merit. If you live in a
town OF 1000 inhabitants or over
send us you name. Get away from
fakes" Get into Respectable. hon
orabie business. Big surprise for
YOU Act to-day BI.ACKSToNI
Co. !sS Meredith. Toledo. o
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w ANTED. POSITION AS MAKEIJP
foreman on some six or eight-paue
du'lr paper, or as assistant mnkeup.
married; best references Address
roREAiAN. p. o. Box LOT. Suffolk,
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goa,, Dtfifes.
PER CENT. TO 3 PER CENT. PER
MONTH.

/ PER CENT. TO 3 PER CENT. PER
MONTH.
WE GUARANTEE ALWAYS TO GIVE
you THE LOWEST RATE OF IN
TEHEsT on YOUR DIAMONDS.
WATCHES. JEwELRY. SILVER.
WARE. ETC. ALL PLEDGES PRO
TEcTED BY FIRE AND BURGLAR
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EAST BROAD STREET. LARGEST.
OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE
COLLATERAL INSTITUTION IN
THE SOUTH. ESTABLISHED IN
1887.
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WANTED, S.>LESMES.--EARS s251
per month: sell dealers highly td-
vertlsed article. Samples not nee
cssary. ELATO CO. station l., New
York ~ Y
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Bparn 1Nanteu

= o Il \ q rCiiENTLEMAN DESIRES
board in strictly, private musical
German family. State terms. i
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NICE, LARGE FRONT ROOM. FUR
nished or unfurnishSd, with board;
private family. 307 S. Third.
WANTED, ROOM AND BOARD BY
young man; central location; mus,
be reasonable BOARD. care this
paper. + 1872, care Times Dispatch.
LADY AND son OF REIN GAIENr
desire To obtain one or two rooms
with board for q short period until
pay good price for proper accom-
Inodatiens. No boarding houses or
, hotels need answer. Address + asa,
care Times Dispatch. jfit5.
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SAhESMEN WANTED FOR MEpII,AI
ana small town OF Virginia by largo
importing yelling ana netting house
10 carry as side line on commiss!o ION
basis only. Write WE'LL BROTH.
:RS. East Seventeenth Street. New
York city.
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REPRESENTATIVE WANTED Fol,
Gedarmist (Halls Cedar spray, Tie
stuff that makes flies ice. neas tiy.
ana every othct insect tire OF living
IN addition. IL dislnfccts dcodorizcs
settles dust, makes rustlcss busters
polsues furniture. is II washing nuid
elc. seems 10 Ill a long-irlt want,
because !; actually does these things
well. Write Tor territory. FRED Is,
HALL. INCORPORATED, GS4 Tre.
mont ST. Boston, Mass.
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ONE HIGH GRADE MAN N EACH
community can make a permanent
connection with us. Our Huntsville,
Ala, man earned S0,Tao, Scuttsblutf,
Nchp man. s5.50o, Okaloosa. Iowa,
agent, $500, last year. Al refer.
enc"s required. NORTHWESl' TOWN
SITE COMPANY, SOP Chestnut ST
Philadelphia Pa
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FREE SAMPLE. FULL INSTRUC.
lions; send &c. (mailing cost; house
Keepers cannot do without NO
splash on kitchen faucets: 400 per
cent profit for agents. SEED MEG.
Co, SO Read, New York
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Rrlp llanteu, female

WANT a POSITION. YOUNG lady?
We Will get IL for YOU provided you
learn stenogruphy, bookkeeping or
ielekraphy with us. Spring term
beSins May ], wlti low summer tut
ton rates In effect MASSEY BIJSI-
NESS COLLEGE,
COOK: GOOD WAGES: ROOM ON LOT.
Apply 209 F,ast Grace
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s5ttuatfnn1, professional

EIlltHIIUIlD, 4-8CUIr5EtUHnI
GAIT. NURSES BUREAU Is..S;F Nj 6rsolS,
SS5-L. for hrst-class undcrrraduni =
nurses and carctakerS.
PROFESSIONAL PIANIST WISHES 4
position, alone or with orchestra.
experience uneNcelled. Address : r.
.463, care Times Dispatch. M
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] MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS WITu
small maff orde... business began
with So SEM for free booklet.
t"iis now. HEACoCk, LUckp0rt,
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SltllatI0ns GGtantfo, 3:emaif

WANTED, POSITION BT'YoUNGr LADY
as bookkccper, cashier. general Office
work or for correspondence Can
speak and write four languages and
give good references. Address a 200.
care Iimes DlspntCh.
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CHOIR MASTER AND BASS SOLOIST
position desired; 10 years expert
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fEGlSTERED PHARMACIST DD-
s,res relief work.; references. Ad-
uress - i69 cure Wines, Dispntch
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EXPERIENCED BooKKEEPER DE
sirts small set of books to keep at
night c 513, cars TImes-DIspatc CHI
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LADY TO ACT AS OUR REPRESEN.
tative taking orders for the finest
line OF perfumes. ilavors and toilet
articles All OF your time or spare
Time No previous experience re-
squircd. Liberal salary or commits
sion. Act QuIck-now. AMERICAN
PRODUCTS co. 6ll6 Sycamore St,
Cincinnati, ..
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AGENTS WORK HARDER AND GET
less Than government employees. Hun
drcds of appointments Will be made
soon. Full! particulars free Write
o.day for Booklet II l6i. EARL
HOPKINS, Washington. y. c.
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agents 1llantfn

AGENTS. EITHER SEX. SELL PAT
ented household specialties: sale in
every home; largo profits: stead,.
employment. Catalogue and particli-
lars free: CICERO SPECIALITY co,
Cicero. Ill.
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AGENTS Make 400 WEEKLY SELL
ing our new auto speciality; repairs
puncture In one minute: Fastest SELL
or on earth. Write THE RICHARD
son -ShNGSTER co. Dept iO2
Peters Bldg. Atlanta. Ga.
AGENTS WANTED FOR EASY SELL
Ing 50 propositions. s25 daily. Il
Washington D. r.
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YOUNG MAN. AGE 81, DESIRES PO-
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sal. care Times Dispatch.
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AGENTS: WINNER OF WINNERS:
new queen Broom, sells soc; proven
quickest. cleanest, exclusive territory
repeater on market: golden opportu-
nifty. WARREN BRUSH CO. Gin
cinnati. Ohio
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ADVERTISEMENT FOLDING nATIlACK
100 per cent. profit: new; never In
troduced before. Write quick: out
III free: credit given. THOMAS CO.,
S792 State Bldg, Dayton. Ohio.
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USE YOUR SPARE TINE TO START
mail order business; 81 profit
sharing opportunities. Address
MANAGER, MUTUAL. OPPORTUNl-
TIES EXCHANGE. Enmnlo. y Y
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A T T Il TITO WONDERFUL Ma
chine; merges one pint OF milk into
one pound OF butter III two minutes,
cents pound Absolutely pure
hard and is sweet and fresh as
creamery butter. Family size ma
chine retails for So. Something you
can sell day or evening Every
family buys one. Big profit to agents.
Write for illustrated circulars; 30
sworn testimonials and agents cred
II terms. FAMILY BUTTER MFR
GER CO, Indianapolis, Ind.
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~ w ELL kNOWN ST. LOUIS BUST
ness house wants ton or tv,cn,v
mrs, class statesmen 10 handle mcr-
ltorious and proven money-mak'nu
proposition. MOODY-VOGEI. MEG
". 1901 Easton ave. 81. Louls Mo
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THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED AC-
countant and Office man wants po-
sitioD competent to handle finances.
credits or correspondence; best ref
Dispatch
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AGENTS, /. AM SPENDING ABOUT $40
TO get your name and send you sam
pie cooker. but it's certain way
10 convince YOU that the Ideal Steam
Cooker is the biggest seller on
earth. Cooks and bakes everything
better than ever before without any
attention whatever. and over one
burner. Saves time, labor. money;
Pays for itself. Credit and cXcIu-
slve territory. Write to-day. PRIEST,
TOLEDO COOKER COL Box 38t, To-
3 ledo, O,Ai f. Y n. ;.
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SA LESMAN. EXPERIENCED IN ANY
line TO sell general trade I'm Viz
g!nia; unexcellcd speciality PROPOSE
tion. Commission contract; S35 week
lr FOR expenses. TIL; CONTINENTAL
.lEMELKY co. Cleveland. Ohio.
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EARN $40 WEEKLY TAKING orr
aers for cut rate groceries. OUTFIT
Tree: STANDARD MERGANTI
coMPANE, liippodrome Building
Clevclnnd Ohm 49,
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AGENTS WANTED-EXCLuS TER-
rhory. Good chance 10 build up ner-
mnhent business. Mail us $50 for
Se.pound feather bed and receive,
without cost. six pound pair pillows
ers. Best ticking. SatIsfactiop ga.
anteed TURNER & CoRNWELL.
FEATHER Dealers, Dept. l07, Charlotte.
\. e. Our rcforonce: Commercial
8 National Bank
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FOR AGENTS AND CREW MANA
gsrs: We want house 10 house
agents everywhere: good men can
make SIS to $3.50 per week selling
our famous Quikwork Vacuum
Cleaner. the only practical medium
priced machine on the market: get
our factory prices. our sailing plans
Tor house cleaning time Is mere; our
deliveries are prompt: established re-
tail price $3.50. O'NEILL-JAMES
Co, 337 West Madison Street. Chi