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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19
PREACHER TALKS POLITICS

There was some politics injected In.
to the Wisconsin conference of Meth
odists at Milwaukee, on Friday last,5
when Bishop Quayle, of st. Paul, said
in the course of an address, N
People are going wild over poll
tics. They are talking Of 3 crisis. 4
tell you that when a man is out Of 8
political job and wants 9 job and can't
get it he takes thai time to tell the
people in q loud voice, that there 10
no other man but himself who 10 fit
for the job-everybody else is ras-i
cal. When you hear that just laugh
at him.
Hardly any Of the Methodists pres
ent believed that the bishop was talk
ing. about Wilson, Taft, Chain d
Debs.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19
SOME PRIMARY CONCLUSIONS

FL. l.. Loucks of Watertown is a pa
tient deliver in figures and facts and he
has been giving leisurely attention to
an analysis of portion of the vote cast
at the June primary.
Mr.. Loucks reaches an estimate of
$3.50 votes that were lost to LaFollette
by marking him in both the columns
that carried his name.
His figures satisfy him that 6. 422 La
Toilette votes were given to Roosevelt
under the deceptive assurance of the
Roosevelt managers that they would be
counted for LaFollette.
lie concludes that a percentage of re-
publicans equal to 6, APP, who voted for
him, did not and will not bolt with him
from the republican party.
He therefore figures the anti-Roose.
welt vote in the state (apart from dem
ocratic vote) at this time TO be:
LaFollette vote as counted 49, $50
Vote lost to LaFollette by mark
ing in two colamns ..... $3.50
Votesecured for Roosevelt under
false pretence ......... 6422
Votes of republicans who will
not bolt their party ...... 6,422
Taft vote as counted. .......... 1904
Total. ................ 4S,92S
The total republican vote at the pri-
mary election. the vote on governor,
was IA, TIC and the vote on presidential
delegates would not have been as large
but for the casting out of ballots mark
ed twice for LaFollette.
The figures make it very plain that
Mr.. Roosevelt could not begin to carry
the state if the anti Roosevelt voters
| were permitted to vote for another re-
publican candidate. AS they have been
denied that privilege, the larger por-
tion of them will vote the democratic
ticket, will vote for Wilson electors,
rather than lose the right of suffrage.
There are more than 4O,050 demo-
cratic votes in South Dakota. Add
these to the large number of republi-
can votes that have been diverted by
fraud to democratic intentions and it
is quite easy to conclude that the demo-
cratic majority will be overwhelming
in its rebuke of the dishonest methods
that have marked the career of the
Roosevelt party.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19
CRITICISED THE COLONEL

Aaron s. Watkins, prohibition can.
didate for vice president, III an open.
air address in Aberdeen, on Saturday
devoted a large proportion Of his re.
marks to Theodore Roosevelt, whom
he criticised severely, and claimed
that the colonel, repeatedly preaching
political sermons fromth text ]" Thou.
shalt not steal', had stolen most Of
the progressive platform from the
prohibition party platform. l
The next regular meeting Of the
State Board of Pharmacy, for the ex-
animation of candidates for registra-
ton and general business, will be held
in Aberdeen on October 9.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19
g TRAVELLING IN GREAT LUCK

Huron Huronite: Ed. S. johnson,
democratic candidate for governor, a
visitor during state fair week, was
made to feel good several times while
here, but the encouragement he re-
ceived from National Committeeman
Tom Thorson. of the moosie party
surpassed all the rest. Mr.. Thorson
was of the opinion that Mr.. johnson
was travelling in great luck, having
secured from the republicans the
Egan vote, the Taft vote, and the La
Toilette vote (his own yersion). Ac-
cording to Mr.. Thorson, the bull
moose vote would have been ready to
go to him had the Roosevelt electors
been eliminated from the republican
ticket.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19
MAN OF THE COMMON PEOPLE

Huronite: Frank Glasner, of Tyn-
dali, has been in the city for day or
two taking in the fair, calling on old
friends, and making hosts of new
ones. Mr.. Glassner is candidate on
the republican ticket for secretary of
state, being the successful candidate
in the hot fight in the primaries.
That he was successful does not seem
strange, after one becomes. acquaint-
ed with him and discovers what a
good mixer he is.
MIR. Glassner has made many friends
among people from all parts of the
state during his stay here, for it takes
him emily short time to gain &C
quaintances. He is man of the COM
mon people andsthey feel that if he is
elected there will be at least one stat a
official whom they can call by his
first name, for he is Frank to all who
know him.
A college bred man and one capable
and efficient to handle the work lnthe
office to which he aspires, and which
he will get, he is nevertheless an all
round good fellow, as all who have
met him already know. Mr.. Glasner
leaves tonight for his home, and he
expects to campaign over the state
before election. When they meet
him the laboring men recognize in
him friend, and it is certain that
this trip will be productive of all
kinds of benefit to his candidacy.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19
TO BE BIG AFFAIR


There is a handsome appropriations
by the State Of California ID addition.
appropriations for California county
buildings, for various State build
ings for the Spanish-speaking coun-
tries Of this continent. Then there.
will be foreign exhibits from tho
Old World. IN III II = estimated
that this is to be ton million dollar
show. and u will bes unique III thsE
history of worlds fairs. 3a|
Some people think world INas r.!
= world n fair; but VI hen thay WI wv : y y
big show ~ San Diego. they Nj 4 4.
derstand what Ia meant ~ n II
2latationsof PcDSl Mt II :
|that ~ M IN |IiliII = |slse
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19
"A GOVERNOR IN FACT

Vermillion Plain Talk: Edward s.
Johnson, the democratic candidate
for governor, apparently has a walk
away over Byrne. The latter is not
very popular in Clay county and the
Yankton citizen stands mighty good
chance to secure the majority vote
here. II the voters want governor
in fact. instead of in name only. they
should rally to the support Of Nj.
Iohnaan
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19
JESSIE MAY COME WEST

Milwaukee, Sept. 14.--Miss Jessie
Wilson, daughter of the Democratic
presidential candidate, is being urged
to visit the state by Mrs. Glendower
Evans of Boston, in the interest of
woman suffrage. The plan is to have
Miss Wilson tour the west with Mrs.
Robert M. LaFollette.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19

A man must have strange sensa-
lions when trying to be presiden-
tial elector for a party he has bolted
and is trying to defeat.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19

The weather of last week done much
toward pushing corn on to maturity.
A greater portion of the crop is now
out of danger from frost.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19

January 8, 9 and 10 have been fixed
as dates for the state conservation
meeting at Pierre. Dry farming and
good roads will be considered.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19

The thirteenth annual meeting of
the South Dakota Educational as
ISOLATION will be held in Mitchell on
November 25, 26, p, during the
Thanksgiving vacation season.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19

On Friday, August "a, prime sir
loin of beef sold in London for 1917
cents per pound and in New York for
% cents per pound. just at present
neat prices are higher in this coun-
try than ever before. while the iden.
tial cuts that bring such high prices
here are sold in London for about
two-thirds rs much. This despite
the water haul Of 5000 miles, and the
two rail hauls. first from Chicago to
the Atlantic sen board. and from
1Liverpool to London.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19

The Arkansas election held Septem-
Der 8, resulted in victory for the dem
ocratic prrty, headed by j. T. Robin
son for governor. Statewide prohibit
ton was an issue, but was defeated.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19

Over s,ooo,o 900 calves are slaughter
ed annually in this country to satisfy
the veal eaters. In Argentina they
have law prohibiting the killing of
young heifers and the consequence
has been agreat increase of cattle in
that country. Until people in this
country quit killing off the heifer
calves they must expect to pay high
prices for steaks and roasts. Beef
will be good price for some time to
come.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19

Elevators doing a storage business
in the state must publish their stor-
age rates during September of each
year in some newspaper printed in the
town or county in which the elevator
is located.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19

Crops have been SO good in Lyman
county that the people down that way
feel like celebrating the promised har-
vest abundance, which they will do
by holding a two days fall festival at
Draper. An effort is being made to
arrange for an address by Governor
Johnson-not Hiram, but Ed. S.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19

Beset on one hand by the fear of a
Russo-Japanese pact to embarrass
and dismember the new Chinese re-
public to the great discontinue of the
United States, and on the other hand
that move against Mexico would
provoke war with all the seething
little republics of Latin America,
these are indeed troublesome DAYS
for the state department at Washing.
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11

FOR RENT-UNFUR FINISHED.
1881 .Ist st. NV. r.. b., h-w. h al. 6
4D4 tsirard st. NV. II r. b.......... 7aO
1925 Q ST. NV, 10 r.. b............. $50
Al NJ ST. nv. II r.. b.. good repair. 1896
81 n V ave. D.w.. y T.. b. $3.50
1928 10th st. H. W., Or, b., good con Hilton 81 80
ST. Del. ave. ne. C r.. b........-.. 20.a0
APARTMENTS.
Ka,orama Il r. b.. plenty light .. 600
.-s2 18th st. NV. r.. b............. 800
Hampton. Or. b.. light and airy. $500
Darlington, ; r.. b. $500
Florence court. r.. Observation-Disclosures. $500
90 Todd ne. q r., b.. cellar, furnace. 91.9o
sol Eye ST. NV ) r.. b.......... $3.50
2slS 7ts st. s.w. r., b.............. 1900
1913 10th st. ne. r.. b................ 1870
ia r. ]. ave. ne. ) r., b........... DO
2S,a Sherman ave-. 4 r.. b.......... 1..5o
STORES.
::OsS Mt Pleasant ST. large sto l. cellar 1870
aoS 9Th St s.w Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Ii. l.. RUST 400 II st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11

FOR RENT-COLURED TENANTS.
Brand-new. rooms and tile bath. $50 30
4 rooms and tile bath. $3.50. Tncse house
are newly papcred: Convenient to lines
2l20 to 243O L ST.: 30 of these houses hav,
been rented.
Il. f. SAUL CO.. 7th AMI l. SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-CAYWOOD & GARRETT.
1921 Naw York ave N "

FOR RENT-CAYWOOD GARRETT.
1881 New York NV.
1851 N'ton 10, b45 30 1879 N'ton NV, 10, b4J50
1907 q ard 10 BAG 90 1905 q ard NV, 10, b40..i0
1411 Goth NV, Or. h. 1850 1887 Vt Or, bio. %
2S1J 18th NV 7r. b s,.5G BOG f NV, 7r, b. ia. 80
$50 = NV, Or. b.. $3.50 GOD sw. Sr, b. 80 80
G:,0 y sw. Sr. b. 80. 30 1907 G ne. Or. b. $50
121 Tenn ne, 7r b.. 81 10 GIL 14th se 6r "a. so
5l3 X NV Or. .22.50 1886 Vt NV, II. q. 80
1856 Morse ne Or, b22 30 :;22 Sc, 1r. .2l 80
~ r NV, 6r b.. 1000 40 18th sc, 6r, b. 80
905 Col I'd, Or. 1850 1918 u Sc, Or. g.. H. 80
800 23d NV 7r. .16.O0 30 Decatur ne. Or .l5. 30
sos 14th he, 6r.. 14.40 621 18th ne, Or. IL. 10
FLATS.
1433 NJ nv NV BIZ. so 1884 NJ av NV. b23.J 30
6l1H Park I'd 81, b 2O.50 % Todd pl ne 5r b. 800
"a Todd pl 5r b. 1910 2512 18th b. IL. 80
SO Porter ne, Or. b. ls.50 3ol nv, 3r b.. 1900
STORES.
PHO 14th NV, store and rooms in rear. $42 90
12%
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FOR RENT-f24S 10th NV. Or, AMI. .$36 90
RI 124s 10th NV. nice brick. Ar flor COLI 500
Stable shop, rear 453 &, NV. Tor horses $50
Apartment. S6 ST. s.w.. for col. 90
\. r. HOLIZIAN. 1921 + ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11

FOR RENT
631 S NV. Tor. b. $40
1114 9th sw, sr. b. ..2.JO
1907 9th sw. 6r, gas. I6.01
AS l. sw, Jr. u. ..l3.ho
2cS & sw. ir. b.. .13..0
49S X sw, o.. b. .1s.30
1913 Union sw, CIR.
W in k.......... 11.JO
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FOR KENT
NV 1903 y, 12r. S12S NW,413 Goth, 81. 10. 40
NV, 1924 L. 12r 2b. 1900 SW.1114 9th, Orb 20. so
NV PIP ave, SW. ZIG 9th, 81, $50
Sr and b.........40.1S NV 1344 4th sto 1910
NV, go y av.Sr, b4U.IS Nv. 22j6 18TH. sto 1850
NW.::1 T., 10r. b.::'.:' SW. 3Yl 18th. 6r..15.5 so
NW.513 III. Tor, b.35. so NETS Myrtle Or b15.40
NV. 42S NJ av 1r, l27.5 SW. 500 Md av,6r15.40
NV .2OOG 12thcr. b25. % NV 2ol7 T.. 6r. 4.4O
NW.214 +, Sr, b...25.00 SW. go, c, 6r. 400
NV 400 L. Gr. b.2O.-O SW, 621 G, 4r. 80
NW,S17 22d, Sr. 1850 SE, 49, nc ave- lbs 30
W,1126 " Cap,6r 1910 SE910 Pot av Gr:l2.J0
NV 15Ui Euclid Jrl j. 10 SE.Io1 Pot av, 81. II. 30
NV. 1903 nj, Ir.13.j0 SE.1i1l 10th. Gr..l:.50
APARTMENTS.
The Vincetta :, rooms and bal Ii ........ 20
The Vincetta. :, rooms anil bath 800
OFFICES-NORTHWESI.
Central building, offices.
Store c2J,i 18TH ..................$1 4.jJ
Call at Office fc- information regarding alley
property. stables. etc. have for rent.
For further informa tion apply at office.
]. ". PILLlNG. 14lG st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11

4O5 AZ sw. sto&6r. X,.50
::SI l. sw. Or. h. ..22.50
12s -. sw IF. b.. 1850
POI l. Sc, Or. b. :. .1J.J3
Sg1 9th nw,5r.w..1 J.U9
1l13 ~ sw. I. W. 1850
TIP. Browa.011 AZ s.w.
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WIN. II. SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
Southern building.
sol 18th street NV.
TNEJ-RNJSHED HOUSES.


sol 18th street NV.
UNFURNISHED HOUSES.
Iowa circle, 15r ITO II ne. Er, b.
and b. .$150.O0i store $3.50
Ills Il NV, 13r.b.6l.OOI 54S Col I'd, Sr and b..
1902 Col ri. Or, b. steam DO
steam heat 49,. $50 2JO sth ne. 81. b. 50
1912 Belmont ST. Or 5404 9th. Or. b.. .2O.50
tiled b. 1900 264 Ky av Sc, 5r,
14o4 Belmont. 81. n:;5. 20 221s Chester, 6r 1850
1925 ii Pet 600 Florence re.
worth. 6r. b.. 35 80 Or. b. 30
COZ Fla ne. Or. b. 80 20 1919 sc, Or, b. 300
1879 '1st, Or. b. 30. so Gl2 Morton. 6r.s, w12oo
4411 Kan aver. b 30.5 1929 Alton Ct Ar,
16 9th ST SO. Or. b. 1000 and w......- .1O.OJ
3e4S n NV. Or. 1.50.00 ) Ready Ct Al,
1853 18th NV ,6r. $3.50 S. and w.. lob
TWO-FAMILY FLATS.
1922 New Jersey ave. g rooms and bath $2S. ID
1903 2d st. I'd floor. rooms and bath. 22.Jo
1919 :5th St. rooms and bath lib
1922 II ST., 81 floor, rooms and BATH. 2l.D
34IS r ST. & rooms and bath ~ q. 90
1927 s5th ST., rooms and bath. 900
1917 35th ST.. rooms and bath. :0...O
1928 ,5th ST.. 1st floor. rooms and b.. 1870
,O1 q ST.. ID floor, rooms and bath. 1890
1857 I. ST. Sc. rooms anI bath. 200
APARTMENTS.
HEAT FURNISHED.
/ 1OG : St. No. 3, 6 rooms and bath 500
Norwood l34i E. Capitol. .r. and b.. $50
HOS Belmont. :, rooms and bath. ...... 1880
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E 81 ST & 1s 800 Ca s' NV s"
i issa R MA ss $50,
1907 Sd nv, Or, b.ss. 50 1917 LIST NV. 81. i. 80
HOG 9th NV. l1rhSI.50I New. Ridge Oats. I'd
I'LL 18th nv. III. b39es hoor. Or. b. =: 2lol
,ls nx o. g. e$s 1 nx g. " " $50
| 1901 Corcoran NV. y, 2SUs + nv. Or. b 200
,sSs ~ av NV or t$ss New New. Ridge OATS ist
NV. Tor. 1910 floor: Ar. b.. 1893
BIS 6 ne, q. b. .2s3al PALS NV. 4r. b.l55o
81 ne. 1Or. D.. 2S.O01 1920 4th nw.jr ". 1850
$40 4 nv. Or ,. .21.s0 1852 + ne. sr. w. so
1910 Il nc, 6r. :3.J0 326 Ky 5r.b15.3U
I2lS = NV. Or. h.25.50 1861 9th Or. w. 1907
1924 Ore Nv. rh2s.so lo1 Corr. Ivy Cityl5.0o
1913 Ga av. .rb.25 I220Duncan nc. III. 90
1S4i 3D. NV. cr b24.0Q door. rear -. .1.. 80
lc33MaIion nv ar n23. % 22.lWaer NV, Or. WHO
S22 u me- Tr b. 90 50 So Goat 81 nw..,r. Wien
3l4 Fl nv, ST, b. .22.50 l56 franklin NV,
1906 Marion NV, r. eli n nwir,wi1.:0
..............o2. so 204S Gales ne, 6r. w10.5U
1916 Emerson ne. 1894 10Th nv. I'd H..
ISIS NV. Gr w.: :o:S COZ Gordon ar ne. w.
sr. ". NV. 1000 30; canal NV. :.r wiooo
1865 av.6r b.19 SO - Madison al. 4r.wl0 boo
sc sc INV &; "a + $3.50 1850 $50 Er 81 Esw 1000
sle az NV. srwissS rs 7sa NV. o.sr.b ss.Ss
1920 Md av ne.6r. Wig y 1880 9TH NV. 49,. 5000
1914 nc, Or, ". 1850 1892 ia av nw.store.
its2 N s.. &C. Or S:iss, 40 Fla .y NV 4O'0'
1924 llth se,5r.w 1850 INV h furnished. So.oo
2o34 Ga .l2O0 1339is 7th :. $3.50
t.OLOgED TENANTS. :04O Ga v....... .l6.0a
1870 9Th hT nw orp6sS iss. a ssh a nw
FOR RENT-lss7 NEWTON ST. TWo.sTORl
NAL porch; gas and electric lighting; hct-
"'''' " H. J. ,HEANE eo4 Colorado bldg.
FOR RENT IL ROOMS AND BATH; HOT
water heat: oil large. bright rooms: suitable
DWELLING D n jus; few steps fro% l.is s st. ear
line: Ills s st. NV. Rent only .s55
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1892 New York ave. NV.
FOR RENT--7 ROOMS AND BATH FOR $3.50.
whole house: two-siory porches: nice hack yard
.o, wide passd ,r 1sy nsr RsDersa Jus,
stone & FA1RFAX 1912 New York ave- NV,
FOR RENT : CENTRAL NORTHWEST = ~
and bath: upstairs kitchen; rent reduced
sr S 4 FAIRFAX. is42 New York ave- NV
FOR RENT ROOMS. BATH AND PORCH
ins once s ant lent eo's x ssh 1sa
FOR RENT-145 D ST. Sc; ROOMS AND
bath; $3.50 per month. Key. sld 14th st.
FOR RENT-l0 ROOMS; TWO FINE BATH
rooms; hot-water heat; one noor can be rented
to almost pay entire rent: newly pspered and
sirsoSsGvaS co. 6.1 s fsD .
FOR RENT-SPEClALS-J. L. HEISkELL.
1403 ut. NV. Phone Main 66S.
1921 X, l6r. 3d. $4,000 1881 Cavrt 12r. h. 6J 90
17eS Conn ave, l1r. 1873 Cal av. Tor 2b. so
2b .125.0O 142a C1ift'n. Tor 2b. 800
oil NJ. tsmt cafe. 2015 10Th 10r, Id. 90
kchn, B apis. 3r 1910 r. 7r. 1b. so
EACH BIZ stable. % 1872 Core 81, b. 90
1871 10th. I2r 2b. SO lalS 8, 11r b. 80 80
11A n. l2r. 2b. 80 SO7 o. 1r h. 30 10 |
21O6 r. llr.2b subj 20 90 1915 Sh'mn ,Grb2a 80
1914 18th. l2r. Oh. 1000 3222 Sh N .6rb25.5O
1891 10th, Y0r, ID. 1890 1916 Sth, 6r b. $50
l226 18th. Tor. 2b. 1000
Large list Of other unfurnished and furnished
houses and apartments at ONCE on application.
AS 3rd NW.--lo ROOMS AND BATH; Us |
frst-ciass condition: $3.50, THE PHILLIPS
CO.. 80 John Marshall place.
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WANTED-AGENTS,

ENERGETIC AGENTS make $25 to SIS weekly
selling American aluminium cooking ware; we
manufacture complete line. Therefore ron
permanent business. American Aluminium Mfg.
Co. Dept. II. Lemont. III.
FREE SAMPLE and information Send self ad-
great demand: fast sellers large profits: splen-
did opportunity to make easy money: We can
prove it. b. Seed Mfg. Co, s. Resde. New
HE who has a prosperous new year Is the Davis
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next. Davis Soap Works, 312 Davis bldg,
Chicago.
HusTLING government employees. foremen
paos SeG system
Box 1929. Philadelphia. Pa.
LADY AGENTS can make big money taking or
ders for Venus lily cream; start you In bust
ness: make you independent: 81 makes 81
profit. Stephens Co.. 81 9Th ave. New York.
LADIES-Make $50 an hour: every mother
buys combined adjustable baby napkin and
hose supporter. 20 cents; comforts and protects
child: hygienic; saves mother time and trouble:
steady seller: fine repeater; largest profits;
satisfaction guaranteed: prompt shipments;
get protected territory now. King Sales Co.,
607 Marquette bldg, Chicago, ILL.,
stores: Kwicksharp only automatic knife
p sharpencr and scissor grinder made; child
can operate it: advertised extensively: field for
offered; write for proposition covering exclusive
territory. A. Spen9ler. 81 f. 2sth St. New York.
WANTED-ASents. either sex, sell guaranteed
hosiery; 40 per cent profit; goods replaced free
II hole appears: experience unnecessary. Al
dress Wear Proof West Phila., Pa.
WE HAVE A new automobile speciality: every
auto owner buys on sight; big money maker.
Particulars free. Colorado Novelty Supply CO.,
La Sale. Col.
WE PAY $50 WEEK and expenses to men
with rigs to introduce poultry compound
Years contract. Imperial Mfg. Co.. Dept.
7e, Parsons. Kan. :
WE CONTROL. the fastest-selling novelty ever
invented: cigar pocketbOok cOncealing money;
yoM many dollars: samples. 1Jc. Success
Sales Co.. 375 Marion ST.. Brooklyn. n. Y.
WE WANT to start one good merchant or sales
in each town in the merchant tailoring
business: we furnish a big complete sample
outfit free. no cheap folder catalogue, but
500 large size samples. elaborate fashion port:
folio and every ACCESSORY: no experience neces-
sary: profits. s. to SIS day; unlimited posi-
biities write us ut once for exclusive selling
agency. Dept 10, Mccall, Sales Manager. LOCK
Box 49,. Chicago
WELL. WELL. Great! Grand! One mans orders.
$3.50, one month; profit, $1,6oO: Lowry re.
ports. why. I actually believe l could sell
this article blindfolded and with gag in my
necessary: wonderful Inventions selfwringing
mop: quick sales. 1000 profit: Investigate:
write today. L. s. Mop Co.. 1920 Seiss bldg.
Toledo. Ohio.
$50 WEEKLY selling collection cabinets to mer-
chants: no competitions; exclusive territory;
write for free samples and descriptive matter.
Savers Co.. Laclede bldg. st. Louis. Mo.
So PER WEEK easily made 10y district sales
managers handling our unsurpassed dry chem
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ply. for your state district. United Mfg.
Co. 100 Jefferson. Toledo. Ohio
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TIA Pa.
o02:i G.. lir. b. 4S. 1o
137 Goth NV, Or. .S. 80
80 Webster, d. b.@.S0
1917 On av, Sr, h. 81. so
115 22d NV, Sr. b. .3. 80
322 s e NV Sc, Or. b.3.60
222O7 ii NV. Or. b. .3. so
800 I nv, Or, 1850
1923 Both NV, 6r, wl2.j0
1879 + Sc. 5r. w. .12.N
1915 l. SO. ar. W. BOZ
FLATS.
The Octasia, heat
ed, Sr, b. $500
A number Of houses fol
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FOR RENT-BY DUAL
1924 18th. NV. Srsb$&. 10
1894 =. 12r, b. $3.50
3115 nth, Sr.2D. ..4O.@
1876 Sth NV, 81, BIO
13S Harvard. Orb. 2.5O
20 9th ne, 6r, b. Peso
1923 Pa av Sc, IL, BIO. 30
sos y, 6r,b. ...... 1850
FLATS.
I:":t;SI. Tot AZ Sc. Ia. 10
12iI D ne. 5-, b ...15.50
S31 r NV, ::;r. b. hoo
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FOR RENT-BY THE F. II. SMITH COMPANY.
e. @. SMITH. LEE ID. LATIMER
174s @ ST nv. 10 rooms and bath =. 100
1854 Calvert 1T Tor and Oh steam ht.. IS. 90
1921 13th ST nv : rooms and bath %. 81. 80
IS I st. NV. o rooms and bath. ~ 30. so
115 Tenn me-. rooms and bath. 2S.O0
liz 2nd st NV rooms and bath 49, q. so
Goa KENYON at. NV. 6 rooms and bath q. so
311 9th st ne q rooms and bath $3.50
o33 ST ne rooms and ba tn $500
9l3 n. G. ave Sc. 8 rooms and BATH. %. 50
5406 9th ST.. BrightwoOd, Or. and bath. ~. %
2917 Olive ave-, rooms and bath. ..... 1850
o9I3 at NV 6 rooms Is. 80
TO DESIRABLE COLORED TENANTS.
213O 18th st. NV, rooms and bath $50 90
so4 n H av.6r.b.. i 80 2o17 st. Ar. HOO
1928 r ct Ar :. IL 90
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ave. NV. \
Octavia, 3r. b. -. .2S.j0
Artists studio, TIA
PA ay NV. 3r. h.
i s. north light2I.5
2f22 " MY. a. r. =. .22.an
2ls6h II nv. d. 5r. BIZ. so
- Q NV. Or, H.. .2o.JU
Store & fat. 3r. stOrt
and h. good bust
ness inc"fior. $3.50
STORAGE.
Se4 19th NV. storage
rooms 800
colored tenants. 81 up.
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, ECO, 10 18th ST.N.W.
STORES.
1901. 9TH. corlrr. ID. 90
30 18th. heat furn2s.N
CODCRED TENANTS.
ISIS 18th nv. 7r, -
ee22 Fla ay NV, Or, b. 81. 80
. l22J Linden ne.
Or, h. .2U.J3
i2.29 Linden nc,
Or, ID. 20. 20
100 3rd. Or. W. 30
1915 NJ. Ar, w......15.0
12N nth Sc. Or. b. 14.50
1850 RladenSb'E rd. HOO
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FOR RENT-PIANOS.

We HAVE so NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR
rent-Specia! rates three months, six months Or
longer. These are handsome, high grade IN
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burg bldg. 1917 At.