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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-15

JIM! - ~ - -
ff,onttnued from page I.
- 3 !: -.
!, ~ was found seriously but not rat
M injured and the doctors returned
= - The bride, finding poth ner segs
hroken and her spine fractured. sne
6ied on the way 70 q. Antnony,s nos.
n;fal. Several hundreo speclators
rho flocked to the scene worked. MT
inr one side Of the rear sleeper where
10 death toll was heaviest they
succeeded in rescuing many g ene
iniured who probably would nave SUI
located within short time
Dr. Rowell q western spr.nA ].
whose home is put 2 few nunorea
yards from tne :. assn 49, 800
hospital and assisted BY MS VIE ana
. score Of other women VINO orousn.
sheets and table CLONES g oe usec
ID bandages, cared ,or. ene = - ~ =
The bodies Of the dead were taKen ~
charge by Ia Grange unuelt@ksl
and the injured We're removea - ~.
- ~ -~~&tH
Anthonys hospitai. Cnlca -
Company Officials s.ated souay :
considerable amount q 1ewe'ry q me
| dead was missing nues Y nccner sni.'
was the work OF vandais q 2 lreah
ii the wreck is not Known. me po-
! lice assert that the SINAI! sums q
money found on many Dodles inulcae'
cd their pockets nad peen picked
Herbert Pease, ASSISTANT genera
solicitor OF the Burlington' To-Day oe-
clared he believed fne catastrophe
due to the dense foe.
"The operator nad tne slenai set
dead against the man train put q
the dense fog Y was lmposslpie %
see it It is marc 20 place tne plame
on any one.
Engineer Bronson q tns mali Geo
1t his post but FIREMAN s'ra'n e.
capped with serious though mol neces-
sarily fatal injuries.
The Illinois state railway sCommls-
sion today joined coroner norman
IN his investigation, wniie the rass-
road is making special props.
Coroner Hoffman On returning rom
the scene Of the wreck todaE: issued
The following statement:
The responsibility for the disaster
depends on three questions: Il the
Overland was standing still, why was
not the mail train properly tagged?
Did the lock signals work II they
did or II the overland did send back
flagman' Why didn't the mail stop.
hive communicated with the state
railroad commissioners and they have
sent an expert to the scene. we ex-
rect 10 reach definite decision re-
rardine the cause Of the wreck ana
the responsibility in time for the In.
ouest II "a Grange Thursday"
hoffman condemned the nractice 81
runp.ny two fast trains So close to.
gether Ne said thew should have
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Chicago Cash Grain.

Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO. July 15--Wheat-No. 2
red, $103A@ 1.oeM; No. 8 red, s1.oz
@105; No. hard, $1.o21a@1.05; No.
8 hard, s101h@1.o4; No. 3 spring.
$1.o2@1o7.
Corn-No. Q white, 7sA@7shc;
No. yellow, 74A@75Ac; No. 8, 1871
@74c; No. white, 7S@7s1ac; No. 3
yellow, 74@741sc; No. 4, 7oh@72c;
No. white, 74@75c; No. A yellow,
72M@7sc.
Oats-No. white, 5oh Oslo; No.
1 white, 10000; standard, 51@53c.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, July 15.--Hog receipts
$4,000; market steady. Good heavy,
s715@757; rough heavy, $s.so@7.15;
light, $7.15@7.e2; pigs, $5.50@73o.
Cattle receipts 5000; market
steady. Cows and heifers. $2,65@SD0;
stockers and feeders, $4.0O@6.3O; Tex.
ans, s520@7.35; calves. $6.oo@9.00.
Sheep receipts $4,000; market
weak. Native $3.15@5.15; western,
$3.4o@5.15; lambs. s4.oo@7.25; west
ern, $4.36@s.25.
ST. Louis Live Stock.
EAST ST. LOUIS, July Cattle
receipts 1000; market strong. Texas
receipts s5.5o@9.50; native beef steers
$3.50@s.90; cows and he1fers, $500
6.75; stockers and feeders, s4.50@s 90
Texas steers, s3.50@7.5o; COWS and
heifers, $5.00@S.00.
Hog receipts 1900; market 5@10c
higher. Mixed and butchers, $1,000
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pam May Burst.

DENVER, Colo, July 15.-At noon
today, Mayor Arnold was notified that
the waters Of Castlewood. Lake, i'm
pended by Castlewood dam, so miles
north Of here are rising rapidly and
that the dam threatens to 60 out at
any moment. II the dam should col
lapse it would sweep a torrent OF
water down upon Denver worse than
that which struck the city on Sunday
causing inestimable damage.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
DENVER, Colo, July 15.With the
fourth and sixth putting green's prac-
tically destroyed by the cloudburst
and flood yesterday the condition Of
the Denver Country Club links was
such early today as to cause the fear
that the Western Golf Association
tournament scheduled to start today
would have to be postponed. The
course. which runs along Cherry
Creek, got the full force OF the flood.
Every bridge on the course, excepting
the suspension bridge which spans the
creek, was washed away.
The officers of the golf association
are unable to estimate whether the
damage can be repaired in time for
the tourney this week. Up to midnight
parts OF the course we're covered
with water which subsidized just before
daylight.
President Woodward Of the Country
Club said the qualifying rounds might
be played over other links while the
chief club course is being repaired.
The links OF the Color ado Golf Club
may be used for this purpose.
Before the storm Sunday, Charles
Evans, Jr., OF Chicago, made a round
in seventy-one strokes, equalling War.
rem Woods feat of week ago which
Sc. new record for the country club
course
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Government investigation.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-The In
terstate Commerce Commission an
nounced today that 1t had assigned
Two western inspectors from the safe.
y appliance division to make an In
s J Of the wreck at Western
springs, on the Burlington railroad.
near Chicago
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DENVER DELUGED
BY DOWNpoUR
CONTINUED from page u

mission and since then the city has
been in total darkness Ut night. Thous-
ands of poems wander through the
streets in search OF food and in their
frenzy have robbed and looted. Won
en- and children are without shelter or
food.
Telegraph lines have been badly
crippled by the foods and only meagre
reports have been received. It Is fear
ed that when communication Is fully
re-established it will be found that ad-
ditional hundreds have died from hun
ger and exposure.
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The Grain Market.

United Press Leased. Wire Service.l
CHICAGO. July 15.--Selling orders
were numerous today In the wheat pit.
and prices suffered, The fine weather
prospects and the excellent crop con-
ditions pronounced by a leading ex-
pert as the greatest ever, were too
much for the bull side OF the market.
Liverpool reported higher prices for
July and lower for September. Corn
futures were lower today although
prices held fairly steady on the local
exchange throughout the day. Oats
went backward to the lowest prices
of the present season. Crop news and
lgood weather were factors
Provisions were fairly steady dur
/ ing the days trading.
Daily Range Of Prices.
CHICAGO, Ill.,, July ID.
Open. High. Low. Close.
| WHEAT
July II. 1o4 1914 1o1 1o1
Sep. ..... 100 1ooss seA seA
July ...... 74ss 74% 7sA 7S4s
Sep. ...... esM es1s eS 6S
| OATS
July ...... "A 44s 43 43A
Sep. $3.50. s5M s5M 34ss 34as
PORK
July 49,. -. .... 49,. II. 80
Sep. 80. 1910 1922 1902 1910
LARD
July ..... -. 10. AZ
Sep. -. 10. go 1857 1857 1857
RIBS
July $500. ..... $3.50. ..... l0,SO
Sep. ..... 1910 1870 1910 1912
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KODAKS

FILMS developed. iOc per roll. All sizes
Prints, 2i4x3A, Sc; 21sx4A, 3lsx31s, shx
Al, 3I4x5k and 4x5, 4c. Post cards, &C.
Highest grade work guaranteed. Bert
G. Covel. Birmingham. Ala. G-2S-tf
u exposures, 25c. Velox prints, the kind
that do not fade. &c and SC each. +.
w. Bromberg. Goth street and Sd avenue.
S-27-tf-9u
KODAK FINIsHING. We are1 acknowl-
edged to be the finest Kodak film de-
velopers and printers in the south. Ono
trial will convince you. Mail orders
promptly finished. Send for price list.
Wilson and Graham. 209ia N. 18th ST..
Birmingham, Ala. 3-17-su-tf
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AMERICAN NATIONAL INSURANCE
COMPANY
Wants 20 first class men to know that the
American National Insurance Co. of
Galveston, Tex, does not charge agents
with lapses on industrial business. We
write ordinary from $1,000 up. We have
an intermediate department.; ordinary
life. 20 payment life and 20 year endow-
ment-s500. We have a variety of indus
trial policies, eight different policies. We
write ordinary accident from $1,000 to
$4,000. We write special occupation
policy, health and accident that insures
whole family under one policy. We
have an excellent industrial health and
accident: look us up in the 1912 Index.
4l2-l4 First National Bank. J. Robert
Riley, Superintendent. 7-7-2t-su-tu
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WANTED TO Bu

WANTED TO BUY
e12o0 worth diamonds, or passenger au-
to. not over year old, and pay room
West End cottage on car line. worth
$1,000 Take note years for the bal
ance of 5000. J. L.. 1918 Copeland ave.
WANTED-By responsible party. lot
on Southside about $500, on which to
build home. Small cash payment. ball
ance in monthly payments, secured by
second mortgage on property when
improved. Address BIS, Age-Herald.
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LCsT-sTRAYED--sTOLEN

90 5-REWARD~on small bay, aged horse
mule. weight about $50 pounds; black
stripe down back. Return to Donnelly
& Co.'S stable 25th street and I'd ave-
nue.. Bell phone 1881. 7-7-2t
LOST-July 4. on road from Mount Pin
son to East Lake, one misses light gray
coat. with blue collar; return to Besse-
mer gas office and get reward. 7-7-2t
LOST-Scotch Collie dog; viii pay reward
for his return Phone Main 60l2-J or
call Henry Ruff. 1O0l South 30th street.
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ROOMS-WANTED-BOARD

and board for young
married couple In private family. South
side, within fifteen minutes walk to
town. Must be very best people and in
good neighborhood. Address H-27. care
Age-Heraid.
WANTED-Board for self, wife and two
small perfectly behaved children;
state If can have use of garage. Adj
dress T-26. care Age Herald.
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POULTRY

REfIfRsfRIrs crysfal WN6ife 0rpinE>
tons. hens. pullets, cockerels, bun leg
horns, hens cocks and pullets. Worlds
best strain. lowest summer prices. G..
r. Christopher, Burney station, West
End. Bell 1H-L. 7-4-3t-th-sa-su
INDIAN RUNNER ducks dirt cheap:
good ones: we need the money: must
sell Write today; not too late to hatch.
Munnimaker Poultry Farm. Normandy.
temp e-23- sun
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES

BELGIAN blocks are here forever. SO Is
the FLYING MERKLE MOTOR
CYCLE. The only CUSHIONED frame
motorcycle made. An smooth roads on
the MERKLE. Try one. .. r. Moody.
The Racycle Man. 2l3-l5 s. 10th ST. Bell
phone All. 6-S0-5t-Su
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A YOUNG man for shipping and pack
ing Apply American Paper Box Mfg.
Co.. 10th avenue and 10th street, north.
Misunderstanding workers.; reliable,
experienced farmers; married men
preferred Permanent, desirable posi-
ton for those willing begin at rea-
sonable salary; other desirable privi-
leges additional Box S45.
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ONE CENT A WORD
WANTED-AGENTS

hAfEs-One cent a word q day. no ad.
taken for less than Csc for first inser-
tton- Cash must accompany order.
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LADIES earn S12 weekly addressing en-
velopes at home during spare time. For
full particulars send 10c, which we re-
turn when you begin work. VIM. A.
Droste Co, 474-A Trumbull Ave, De-
troit, Mich 6-30-1t
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PROF. A. LATIFF
HINDU CLATRVOYANT AND HEALER
1924 18th Avenue North

FHOf. "A. LA If
HINDU CLATRVOYANT AND HEALER
1924 18th Avenue, North.
EVERY statement he makes is correct
He does not advertise one fee and
charge another. Hours a. m to 8 D.
m. Correct, accurate, reliable advice,
mystic psychic crystal palmist Sees
clearly In trance clairvoyance. Hours 9
to 8. Reunites the separated, restores
waning affection, settles lovers or lam
lily inharmonies. removes evil influence.
Worries doubt troubles, spells, enemies.
ill-luck or adverse conditions bus,ae
marriage, mining, leads, ores, values,
buried treasure, love, divorce, buying.
selling changes. letters, investments.
just exactly what you want to know.
Simply by taking your hand and look
Ing at you this wonderful reader of des-
tiny tells full names, important infor-
nation, dates, fortunate periods, the flu
ture in every detail implants psychic
forces for secret control, personal mag
netism, increases the perception for
general business success. Absent treat
ment by vibration to bring about the
hearts dearest wish. Hastens mar
riage. lifts the thought to highest ideals
by suggestion. Yoghi mediation Office
home, studio, 1924 It'll avenue corner
10Th street.
MARRY-Thousands wealthy, anxious
to marry soon; all ages; descriptions
free. Western Club 26s Market. San
Francisco. Cal. 7-7-2t-su.
MRS. COLEMAN, dressmaker, makes
dresses at reduced prices for 10 days;
latest midsummer styles, first class
work. $50 n. 18th street. Bell se57-L
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GET married; matrimonial paper contain
ing advertisements manageable people
from all sections. rich. poor, young. old,
Protestants. Catholics, mailed sealed
free The Correspondent. Toledo, o.
7-7-6t-su
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BUSINESS CHANCES

DO O4INEoO NAaANNi1C
NTED-Experienced bookkeeper- stem
ographer with developed or latent SELL
ing ability One capable of managing
office and collections and position to
invest slo00 in stock of established COM
puny State full experience and ad-
dress in own handwriting. G. E., care
Age-Herald. u 7-2-3t-tu-fri-su
EUROPEAN CAPITALs-For Industrial
securities, railroads. water and electric
power companies. timber, mining, and
irrigation projects. Bond. debenture and
stock issues underwritten, purchased or
sold best facilities for handling stocks
in European countries; financial under
takings OF all kinds handled: correspond
ence. including full details at first writ
ing invited. Robert Il. Gazette, Finan-
cial Agent. 220 Fifth ave-, New York.
6-16-St-su-wed
STOCK and bond house of reputation,
with best of connections, that can fur
nish references of corporations where
issues of stocks and bonds have been
sold during the past five years, will
consider the sale of an issue of stocks
and bonds In corporation of merit. New
projects organized and securities sold.
Horace II. Hastings & Co.. Rockefeller
Bldg, Cleveland, o. 7-72t-su-thu
INVESTMENTS Invested in my busi-
year; good paying position to right
party with good references. Mccullough
Co., Mallers Bldg, Chicago.
HAVE you anything to advertise? Our
rate book tells you all about advertis-
ing mediums, rates, circulation, closing
dates, etc, sent for 10 cents: worth dol
lars. Folder free; correspondence nvit-
ed. Dearborn Advertising Agency, 9oS
Franklin Bldg, Chicago.
WANTED-State agents to call on phys
icians: $40 weekly and commission; $500
cash bond required: references ex-
changed. Box IS. New York
CAPITAL furnished for meritorious en-
terprise, stocks and bonds sold on CON-
mission: facilities for Incorporating and
reorganization of companies. For par
ticulars. Johnson & Co.. bankers. Madi-
son and La Sale. Chicago.
l WANT q man with energy to buy hall
interest in any real estate business
which has been established for over tive
years. This half interest will cost 500
to the right man. l an after your en-
ergy, mt your money; money can be
made In the business If one works II
you mean business and want to make
money, answer this advertisement. Ad-
dress R27, Age-Herald.
FOR SALE-Best meat market outfit and
location in city: everything complete,
ready for business: bargain; get key al
22oo Avenue F. This location affords
high prices.
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FIVE, ten or forty acres; choice sub
urban property sacrificed. Practically
your price quick cash; or will pay
liberal fee and interest for loan.
Box s45.
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NOT1CE-SsNwing to the inclement weather
the meeting\of the members of Mrs. Bat
ties Embroidery Glass was postponed,
but all interested in having the class
continue in this erNy are urgently re-
quested to be at The studio, No.. II
Watts Bldg, Tuesday,, at 12 o'clock,
JULY O.
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MAKE $40 to $50 weekly at home even
ings or spare time: we manufacture
our patented specialties and have
money-making propositions for those
VINO wish to enter the mail order
business, everything furnished, expe-
rienee unnecessary; large profits,
quick returns, no canvassing; our
years of experience, personal assist
anee and up-to-date ideas assures
your success. Write for Positive Proof
and free booklet Pease Mfg. Co., Inc.
144 Broadway. Buffalo. N. Y. Desk
K-12
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MISCELLANEOUS
SUMMER RATES TO SUCCESS"


VIA
WHEELER BUSINESS COLLEGE.
OUR summer rates save you $3.50 on our
bookkeeping course or stenographio
course and SIS on our SIS course which
combines the bookkeeping, shorthand
and typewriting. A good position is
waiting for you. Write for information.
WHEELER BUSINESS COLLEGE.
18Oe1A-191711 LIST Avenue
BIRMINGHAM. ALA.
WE have the only modern sanitary hat
renovating factory In the south. We
also do cleaning. pressing, repairing and
altering. Gluck's Dry Cleaning Co., 171a
Sd ave. Bell phone 1872.
FIRST CLASS dressmaking, reasonable
prices. 1900 nth avenue, south. Ben
1888
MONEY to lend on residence or business
property In city or suburbs at and
Bldg Phone lOll |.
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delayed or irregular use
Triumph Pills; always dependable: RE
lief and particulars free. Write Ma
tional Medical Institute, Milwaukee,
Wis ~ 6-23-3t-Du
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WANTED-Re couple for room and
board in private family. 7i6 West 10th
st. Bell phone 1852. 7-7-3t
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There Is money for yyu
in our winner; sells like prairie fire;
everybody grabs no regrets; repeat
err; get particulars. InterMt. Distribu-
ting Co., Box 1113 Salt Lake City,
Utah.
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WANTED-To make engagements in
homes by first class creAsmakeP i'm
mediate work desired. Phone Belli254l-J
Call for the dressmaker.
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AT Mentone the famous health resort on
Lookout mountain, two miles from
Valley Head. on Alabama Great South
ern railroad; also nice cottages to rent
hacks meet all trains. For rates adj
dress Mrs. c. c. Brown, Mentone, Ala
6-23-3t-sll
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MARRY-Hundreds of wealthy members
wishing to marry soon; description free;
Reliable club, Mrs. Wrubel, Dept 2, Box
26, Oakland, Cal.
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YOU can avoid scalp diseases by having
your hats renovated by our >~sanitary
system. Gluck's Dry Cleaning CD, liza
3D. ave Bell phone 1872.
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sales, soc worth guar
anteed sign letters brings you 50 to $
profit Every merchant wants them.
Instantly put on by anyone. Success
or money back. Mounted samples free.
Embossed Letter Co., 2401 Milwaukee
ave, Chicago. 5-19-tf-su
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One CENT A WORD

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taken for less than use for first inser-
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BIG profits for you; manufacture bar
ley crisp; new CONNECTION; SC pack
ages costs you lie; machine $3.50 pre-
paid; samples Toe. Shafer Co., 1880
Howard street, San Francisco.
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hnson-Flynns fight pictures
crackerjack sellers. 16x2O per 100 So;
sample Csc; act quick. Jobbers write
for prices. Peoples Portrait, station U,
Chicago.
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WANTED-Two good lot statesmen. e. ].
Burns, 20lSIa 1st ave-, north.
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WANTED-To purchase interest in good
established business where a living sail
airy can be derived therefrom Am eXA
perienced accountant and salesman; besN
of references furnished; can invest
most any reasonable amount, Address
J-27 Age-Herald.
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TWO gentlemen or couple to room and
board in private family, nice front
room, good neighborhood, no children,
modern conveniences. Main, Bell
54b7-W
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FOR SALE-Best meat market outfit and
location in city: everything complete,
ready for business: bargain; get key at
22oo Avenue F. This location affords
high prices.
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AGENTS-Just coin money selling new
improved hosiery direct from mill with
our big advertising offer. You can
make s25 daily. Everybody buys. Cred
1t. Samples In leatherette case free.
New Improved Knitting Mills, Chi
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LADIES-A postal will quickly bring to
you most beautiful and up to date SAM
pies of daintiest laces you ever saw.
Write today and save money. White
Lace and Embroidery Co., 120 Upland
place Youkers N V ).
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FAT is dangerous. I reduced myself to
normal without dangerous drugs. HARM
full exercises, Turkish or sweating baths.
l was fat and fussy, but am now npr-
NAL. graceful and happy Send your
name on a postal card for my free
book that will help you. Hattie Bel.
Dept. C-257, Denver, Col. 6-7-2t-su
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP

WOMEN, sell genuine guaranteed hose,
70 per cent profit; make $40 daily. Live
agents and beginners Investigate. Strong
Knit, Box 1929, West Philadelphia, Pa
6-30-4t-su
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FOR RENT-Cool upstairs front room
with two meals day to two young
men or couple; private family, modern
home, references exchanged. Address
1402 18th street, south. Bell phone 5425-W
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taken for less than 25c for first tnser-
lion. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-07-07

LIVE agents are coining money with our
outfit, which doubles the life OF auto
tires. Write us. Hastings Mfg. Co.,
Box 2. Washington Bridge, New York
city. 6-30-2t-su
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-07-07

W. W. Want five hundred forty. Not In
terested in others. If arranged prompt
ly. will not pursue further; otherwise,
come back and face the music.