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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-02-29

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Read All the new advts. for Sales
Day on will find special bargains
/ o1leted oY our merchants.
| Mesdames Schillinp and Koke en-
tertained st. Mary's Guild at the
home of Mrs. Koke yesterday after
noon.
For quality groceries, vegetables
ana 1rult. call up No. 18ET. M.
facey's Grocery. We will deliver
your order.
Roy Mead and Walter Waltman
arrived from Willow Springs, Mo-,
where they have been sojourning for
some time past. last Sunday.
The revival is still in progress at
the Methodist church. where Rev.
Cookingham Of Culbertson is preach
ing some excellent gospel sermons.
Delinquent subscribers and those
who pay in advance for The ENTER
PRISE will be given q fine map,
17x24 inches, Of the state Of Mon
tana.
F. A. Schempp has built new
house at the "red rock,' near the
Cowan school house, and will move
his family and the post-office to the
new location.
Get acquainted with your own
state. Call at The Enterprise office
on Market Day und get a map of
Montana. Regular 2o cent map for
10 cents on that day.
Mrs. b. H. Koke pleasantly sur
prised Mr.. Koke by inviting num-
ber of his gentlemen friends to spend
the evening at their home and enjoy
a turkey supper. A jolly good time
is reported.
Another new business firm has been
established in Malta. Geo. B. Clam
ton of this city and Carl j. Brandon.
recently with the Malta Mercantile
Co.. have formed a partnership and
will enter into a general cash grocery
business in the near future, expect
ing to have their place of business, in
the A. Cavanaugh block, formerly
occupied by the Fifth Avenue Meat
Market, open to the public about
March 10th. Both of the proprietors
of the new business venture are too
we'll and favorably known in this
vicinity to need any introduction to
the public of Malta. They expect to
erect a business building of their own
later III the season.
Special Bargains for Market Day.
Look carefully at the following prices:
Wall paper remnants your own price
wall paper stock 20 per cent. off
Typography goods so per cent. off
Flower pots-jardiniers-25 per cent. off
Asst. Toilet Soap SC cake
Fancy Toilet Soap for 25c
Asst. Box Stationery 10c q box
Mixed Candy-10c ID. 3 pounds for csc
Boys 81 90 Sleds. 50 cents
Asst. Vases Is cents
Asst. Shaving Mugs Is cents
Special Bargains on our 5 and 10
cent counters.
"A 10 per cent. discount on all cash
purchases at our store will be given
for Market Day.
Drop in and look over our bargains.
Malta Drug Store-The Rexall Store.
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Young Ladies Will Serve Lunch

The young ladies of st. Mary's AL.
tar Chapter will serve u Is cent lunch
next Saturday in the building for
merly occupied by Tom Mcdonald S
restaurant. Lunch will consist of
pie and coffee, sandwiches and coffee,
or cocoa and nabiscos. Cookies,
Cakes, Bread and other home cooked
articles will be on sale at the same
time.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-02-29

Karl Martin accidentally received
a gun shot wound in his right arm
Tuesday. He had been out riding
and had Il IS automatic revolver III
his hip pocket. Entering the house
at the ranch, he sat on chair near
the stove. and in moving disturbed
the gun, which was just ready to fall
from his pocket, when it was dis
charged, with the above mentioned
result.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-02-29
OFFICERS OF NEW COUNTIES

The officers elected for the new
county Of Blaine follow:
Commissioner, year term, Tlos.
Dowen.
Commissioner, 4 year term, +. M.
Kennedy. .....
Commissioner, year term, R. ID.
Coburn.
Sheriff, Ike Neibaur.
Treasurer. d. G. Kenyon.
Clerk of Court, Dwight Jones.
County Recorder, Vernon Butler.
Attorney, d. l.. Blackstone.
superintendent of Schools, Miss
Ava Short.
Surveyor, A. q. Middleton.
Assessor. VIM. johnson.
Administrator, p. NJ. Bosley.
Coroner, K. Hamilton.
Those who were entrusted with the
guidance of Hill county in the election
laat Tuesday are as follows:
Commissioner. six year term, Ever
Neilson.
Commissioner, four year term, E.
q. Tolley.
Commissioner, two year term. Jos.
Dartholoto.
Sheriff. H. E. Loranger.
Treasurer, j. A. Rose.
Clerk Of Court, G. w. Glass.
Recorder, j. H. DeVine,
Attorney, V. II. Griggs.
Superintendent of Schools, Miss
Sarah MacHale.
Surveyor, j. +. Daust.
Assessor, A. E. Randall.
Administrator, j. O. Garden.
Coroner, John Sanderson.
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Presbyterian Church Services

Rev. A. B. Mnamayer, the Pres.
byterlan Pastor Evangelist of Great
Falls, will be here to hold services at
the Eagles Hall, Friday evening,
March LIST, at 1880 p. m. All are in
vlted to come and help the good work
along,
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John Tanning of Wagner, has been
enjoying visit from the formers
nephew. Mr.. Morgan.
Mrs. II. w. Garland and the chill
dren, John. George and Earl, left
Monday for st. Louis, Mo-, where
little George will receive treatment
at the McLain Sanitarium. They
will be gone indefinitely.
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The latest in canned goods-Boiled
Cabbage, Dill Pickles, Pork and Peas
at The Mercantile.
Go to the blacksmith for calks, to
the grocer for crackers, and to Lille
the tailor for clothes.
There is only one Grain Cleaner.
The Fosston Automatic for sale by
Chambers. Call in aud see it.
Before buying elsewhere, see the
quality and prices we offer in Kitch-
en- Ranges. Edwards & Mcclellan.
Rice & Hutchin's Educator-the
shoe that fits the foot at The Mercan-
tile.
Chinook High school defeated Fort
Bentou last week by the scere Of "a
to SO. but Malta hss all exceptionally
we'll trained team this year, where
fore a contest royal and hard
earned victory may he looked tor
next Saturday.
When you hear a person say, 81
bought this suit Of Lille" it's the
same as saying, "Did you ever see Il
suit fit better?" Iguarantee good
tit. a good suit, and latest style.
Still more, 1 can tell what is becom-
ing to you. It's experience that
counts. Lille the tailor.
JOHN DEERE plows have been OH
the market for more than 70 years
and there never has been one singl le
moment in all those years when u
rancher could not buy some other
make of plow for less money than he
would have to pay for a JOHN
DEERE and still there are more
JOHN DEERE plows sold than all
other makes put together. There
must be u reason for this. Better
ask Kilduff.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Ebaugh left
Tuesday evening for Zortman after
receiving message that MI.
Ebaugh's mother, Mrs. Sadie F.
b lack, was critically i'll. Mr..
Ebaugh was relieved from jury duty
upon receipt of themessage and came
up from Glasgow on No. 8, leaving
Immediately for Zortman where his
mother resides. Mrs. Ebaugh was
to have entertained the Ladies Aid
this afternoon but being called away
prevented this, and the Aid will hold
its meeting at some later date.
A game of basketball will be
played next Saturday evening at Ea-
giles Hall between the Chinook and
Malta high-school teams. Since Chi
nook has defeated Fort Benton and
Havre. this contest will be for the
championship of northeastern Mon
tana, doubtless it will be replete with
excellent team work and thrilling
plays. Preceding the boys game,
the Malta high school girls will con-
test with the town girls. One price
of admission (5Oc for adults and Csc
for childrem admits to both games,
The doors will be open at 1880, and
the first game called at S:15.
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kODAKS

FILMS developed, i0c per roll. All sizes.
Prints, 2kx34. Sc, 21sx4i4, 31sx31, 3Ax
~, 3Ax5ls and 4x5, 4c. Post cards, &C.
Highest grade work guaranteed. Bert
9. Covell. Birmingham. Ala 6-2S-tS
KODAK FINISHING. We are acknowl-
edged to be the finest Kodak film de-
velopers and printers in the south. One
trial will convince you. Mail orders
promptly finished. Send for price list.
Wilson and Graham, 2osls N. 18th st..
Birmingham. Ala 3-l7-su-t1
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SUMNER RESORTS

BLOuNT SPRINGS HOTEL co. offers
good rooms. clean beds with Perfec-
ton mattresses. good fare: good or
chestra free sulphur baths; best sui
Dhur water In the world. S-4-2st
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ONE CENT A WQRDLONE CENT A WORD

tTEs--Oue cent word day, ne au'
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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AGENTS are coming money selling our
big 10c package of 20 assorted postal
cards; 5000 varieties" big profits"
Sell everywhere at sight Sample
package 10c. Particulars free. Sui
Ivan Card Co., 1924 Van Buren,
street Chicago ILL
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ANTED-Boarders couple OF two gem
tlemen to room and board. nice front
room, private family. good board, mod
ern conviences, walking distance. Bell
phone 5457-W Main
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WE will pay you Sc per day and ex-
penses to sell the Monte Cristo jew
elry box. Write today for the key
and see what Is in this valuable box
for you Monte Cristo Jewelry Co.
5715 Easton avenue, st. Louis, Me-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-18

AGENTS on salary or commission. The
greatest agents seller ever produced
every user of pen and ink buys it on
sight: 200 to 500 per cent profit: one
agents sales amounted to $500 In six
days: another ss2 in two hours Monroe
Mfg. Co. x, 476. La Crosse, Wis.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

~ - -. ASAiD - = - = - -
WE HAVE client who wants a good
man to manage branch factory in Bir
mingham, who can invest 5000 In stock
of the company. Business well estab
lshed in southwest and earning fair
dividends. Goods distributed through
drug trade. If you are looking for good
investment with position at fair salary.
write us. Agents, Box 81, Dallas Texas.
-1i-it-su-tu-thu-su
800 weekly profit start in business for
yourself Don't worry about capital.
No experience. Boyd II. Brown, Omaha,
Neb.
STOCK and bond house of reputation
with best of connections, that can fur
nish references where issues OF stock and
bonds have been sold during the past
five years. will consider the sale of an
issue of stocks and bonds in corporal ton
OF merit; new projects organized and
securities sold. Horace III. Hastings x
Co.. Rockefeller Bldg, Cleveland O.
ONE of the largest manufacturers of
butterine, with plant in Chicago Is de-
sirous of making a connection with
wholesaler or jobber in birmingham TO
represent them exclusively. Very profit
able account for right people Address
j. w s., care Will II. Dig Adv. Co..
Chicago. Ill
FOR sALE-A complete excelsior nc
tory for $500; could be moved or
operated where 1t Isl in operation
now owner made $4,000 net last year.
o. II. Parker & Co., Admission, Ala.
" AN'fED-Partner in old established
paying business. single man preferred,
mist he good outside hustler With $500
cash, first-class references. I.-5o, Age
Herald +.
I-ATENTs bring wealth. proof-books
advice free; low rates, easy terms. A.
Wslderburn. Pat. Atty. Washington,
D. G. S-1S-6t.
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FRONT room and board in private fam
Sly, reasonable rate. modern convent
ences, half clock car line, walking dis
lance. 14l9 Avenue ! or call 4S6f-J, Mrs.
Parker.
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RATEs--One cent n word a day; nd
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
uOn. Cash must accompany order.
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400 PER CENT PRoFIT-Gliding casters
New invention. No rollers. Homes buy
to 40 sets. Hotels so to 500. Anyone
can attach. Noiseess. Won't scratch
floors. Save carpets and furniture Set
costs &c. Sells Toe to 25c. Exclusive
territory. Samples 4c. Evergrp Caster
Co. Dept. 8, 20 Warren street, New
York.
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A COUPLE or two young men can get
room with board in private Jewish fam
lily; modern home, on 10Th ST. car. south.
References exchanged Address C-52.
care Age Herald
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BOOEKEEPER OF 10 YEARS EXPERT
ENCE. WANTS POSITION AT ONCE.
BEST or REFERENCES. ADDRESS
b. l.. W.. AGE-HERALD.
MARRIED. man wants work at once, no
boozer or cigarette fiend. can use a
typewriter, experienced in office work,
shipping and collecting, Address Wa,
Age Herald. S-lS-St.
WANTED-Postion by Young married
man in mining or lumber camp, as COM
missary man, timekeeper. checker or
Office work. Address Csc, care Age
Herald.
WANTFD-Position by linotype maehinist-
operator; can do job work on machine.
Address. Edgar NJ. Greene, Smiths Sta,
Ala, Route /.
DO YOU need a. thoroughly experienced
business woman. one who can keep the
books and do the stenographic work ?
Address B-52, care Age-Herald.
WANTED-By couple without children.
room with private bath, with or without
board. near Five Points. 3. care Age
Herald.
Young married man desires position as
bool keeper. stenographer or conmissary
clerk had experience and can give ref
erences: salary can De adjusted. Adj
dress Box 1l2, Perkinston, Miss.
S-ls92t-uu
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BOARDERs wanted. large, delightful
room with private bath and first-class
meals, for couple or gentlemen con-
venently located. 1925 South 18th Ave.
Bell phone 1624-J.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., couple or two young
men to board in private home, South
Highlands. Call Bell phone, Main 2656-J.
S-1S-3t.
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs-Onc cent word day; no al
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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REFINED couple to board in private
family, South Highlands lovely place.
Phone Main 4192-J
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ROARDERS WANTED-Strictly private
family wants desirable couple to board
in new modern home; no other boarders,
near car Main 5249-In 1916 Phelan
court, South.
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MAKE $40 to $50 weekly at home evenings
or spare time. We manufacture our
patented speclalties and have money
making propositions for those who wish
to enter the mail order business, every
thing furnished experience unnecessary
large profits, quick returns. no canvass
ing. Our years of experience. personal
assistance and up-to-date ideas assures
your success. Write for positive proof
and free booklet. Please Mfg. Co., Inc,
Desk RI, 10 Broadway, Buffalo, N Y
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WANTED-Boarders at S24 South 10th
St steam heated and modern in every
respect; walking distance from the
city. Bell phone 4136-J.
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FOUND

fSKFN TP~0ne1 ib bay horse. about s
years old; star in Iorehead, left hind
foot white; weighs about 1l00 pounds.
Owner can secure same by paying for
THIS ad ana keep. Walker Grocery
Co.. Palmer Station. Ensley. Ala
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JEWISH couple or young men can gee
furnished room and board. South High
lands. one block three cars. Esq, care
Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-18

WANTED-Bright, energetic agents to
work health or accident insurance;
good pay if hustler Apply to Room
242, Brown-Marx Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-18

upi Why sell some worn
out article? Sell my goods and make
soc per hour profit. ! have the greatest
proposition in the land Everybody
buys. Best prices; best goods; nothing
better Write for proposition and cir
cular today. Address "Prater," Box
Jos Millport, Ala.
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WANTED-BOARDERS

ROOM and board for four adults; modern
home, private family, one block of Five
Points on Highland avenue car line;
price reasonable. Address R-50, care
Age-Herald S-lS-Jt
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meet all trains. We are prepared to
accommodate rs guests: rates IS per
week; children and servants half price,
fine mineral and freestone water; boat
ing and fishing near the house. Open
until october !. Address Mrs. C. c.
Brown, Mentone, Ala.
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BOARD and rooms for four young men
regular IL suitable; must be first class.
Address ESQ. care Age-IIerald.
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WANTED-An experienced man, abstract
stenographer and two experienced lady
abstract stenographers Good pay and
steady work. Address Elstone, Cham
Der of Commerce S-7-wed-su-tf
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MAN or woman TO represent us In your
city; salary SIS weekly and commissions;
secure territory. Carens' College OF
dressmaking. Clark Bldg, Jacksonville.
Fla.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-18

OHATCHIE-~Poult farms are being
rapidly taken up. See us at once
for reservation. Remember we build
house to suit you and sell on easy
terms Literature mailed anywhere.
INGRAM REALTY CO.,
Empire Bldg. Birmingham.
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POULTRY

POULTRY OFFER will scll half iu-
terest in poultry farm. cheap. Wriso
me for particulars. Poultry Man. care
Age Herald.
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATES--one cent a word n Gayj NO sd.
taken for less thnn 25c for first inser-
tInn- Cash must accompany order.
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NICELY furnished rooms and good
table board. 1891 18th ave-: one block
from Five Points; every convenience;
call and investigate before you locate.
Main G997.
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NEW trade boosting speciality; commits
sion hundred dollars weekly Box A-452,
Iowa City. Ia
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PATENTS bring wealth; proof-books
advice free; low rates, easy terms A.
Welderburn. Pat Atty. Washington,
D. G. S-1S-6t.
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LOST

Friday evening, bunch of keys on silver
snake key ring, between Farley Bldg.
and Arlington avenue. reward II re-
turned to 206 Farley Bldg.
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SIX per cent money to loan residence
property to buy or improve homes; 10
agents commission charged. Jos. A.
Logan, 45l Brown Marx. Bell $685.
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LADY or gentleman, every community,
organize sales agencies or demon
strate locally. Capital unnecessary.
Demand already created. Sc TO $40
daily with promotion to road work.
DeKay Mfg. Co., Memphis, Tenn.
S-11-2t-su
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EARN $40 weekly addressing postcards at
home. Bunch of cards and particulars
Toe. g. w. Keena, 81 Monroe avenue,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
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AGENTS!--Drop dead ones Awake,
Grab this new invention; low priced,
water power home massage machine:
magical. marvellous. mysterious; new
field, big profits; sold on money back
guarantee. "Margwarth sold in 10
minutes; 81 I'm days Parker sells
first day" Vaughn, your machine
has merit Express Dozen" Big sur
prise awaits you. Address Blackstone
Co. 52S Meredith Bldg, Toledo, Ohio
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WE start you in business, furnishing
everything; men and women, $50 to $500
weekly operating our new system spe-
cialty candy and popcorn crispette fac
tories' home anywhere; no canvassing.
Opportunity lifetime; booklet free.
Ragsdale Co., Box X, East Orange,
n. j.
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GOOD pay, short hours; qualify by mail
for a lifelong government position
Many examinations now. Write for free
booklet $50. Capital Civil Service School
Washington. ID. c. S-4-4t-su
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SALESMEN with established trade desir-
ing staple article side line; commission
paid weekly; also on recorders. Lide
White Lead Co, 5l4 Elm ST., st. Louis,
Mo
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wANTED-By September 10, eight or
nine room house within easy walking
distance of Five Points. Phone 1884.
NANTED-Loan on large. fine farm; also
on valuable suburban acreage and lot
subdivision; interest and liberal fee;
loan below half value desired. Box SIS.
WANTED-To rent, October /, nice five
or six rooms cottage in West End
near car line with all conveniences;
state price and location. Address a SO,
Age-Herald.
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TEN DOLLARS reward and no questions
asked for the return of a ladys watch
and breast pin set with an amethist
stone surrounded with pearls; taken
about May from 2ie9 9th avenue. Ask
for Mrs Stewart
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SALESMEN-Can you sell advertising
specialties TO up-to-date merchants,
manufacturers and bankers? Do you
want to double your income? If you
have the ability we have the goods that
you want to handle Now is the time to
get busy. Mueller Bros. Art & Mfg. Co.,
Chicago.
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YOU ARE WANTED for government
position. $50 per month. Send pos
tai for list OF positions open. Frank
lin Institute. Desk %, Rochester, N.
Y. S-4-31t -su- mo we'd fri sat
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WANTED-AGENTS

MY How they fail for our hashy and
attractive soap and toilet combinations
other fellows making Sc, S12, sl5, SO
and s25 daily. VIII put you on easy
street. Great crew managers PROPOSE
ton, good for 500 profit weekly. We
manufacture-you save middleman's
profit. Our new colored circular is like
seeing the real goods. Free TO work.
ers Get aboard. Act. today. Davis
Soap Works. 5O1 Davis Bldg, Chicago.
OLD established wealthy Chicago house,
already represented in large cities,
wants intelligent, aggressive man to rep
resent IL In confidential capacity in his
own and surrounding towns; successful
applicant must possess good business
Judgment and show clean record. Pref
erence given to men now located In
smaller cities who are capable OF ap-
preaching leading business men of their
own communities and nearby towns.
High grade proposition. Address Sales
Manager, 10l2-10S S. La Sale ST., Chi
cago.