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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-04-12
AL READY FOR
ROSE maiden"
Final Rehearsals are Pleasing t.
Director Kimball - Expect
Another Crowded House

The most pretentious musical
.rent ever attempted in this section
4 the state will be produced at the
commercial Hall next Wednesday
n;obt when Frederick H. Governs
hesutiful cantata, THE Ro Sc
Maiden" will be sung by the Cho-
raj Society, assisted by a quartet Of
four eminent soloists and the Com
!, mercial Club Orchestra.
7 Wednesday nights rehearsal OF
the chorus work was gratifying to
Director Kimball. All sections Of
Jthe chorus and the orchestra worked
ttoeether well and but few repetitions
we're needed to be gone through in
smoothing out the most difficult
passages. But one more rehearsal
will be needed-that Of next Tues
day night, when the soloists will be
present and the whole work will be
gone over to receive the finishing
touches.
From the introduction by the Or
chestra to the last powerful tones of
the chorus, this cantata is delight
full and never fails to hold the rapt
. attention of an audience. It has
been sung in every civilized country
and is the most popular cantata
ever written.
Henry w. Newton the great
Spokane tenor will be heard to
splendid advantage in this perform
ance. His dramatic tenor voice
powerful, yet mellow and sympa-
thetic, is fully adapted for such
work. He is a singer of great in
telligence, splendid physique and
charming personality and never fails
to enthuse bis audience.
Mrs. Sloan sings in North Yaki-
ma twice next week. She is great
favorite wherever she has appeared
and is in constant demand as So
loist. She sang The Rose Maiden
in Seattle and in Mount Vernon
last season for Prof. Kimball and
literally took her audience by storm.
her personality as well as her voice
are charming.
Mr.. Mcclure, the Portland bari
tone, has a powerful voice of won
aerful hexibility and dramatic quail
n.y. He is soloist at The White
Temple in his home city and is the
most popular baritone singer in
inns section OF the Northwest. He
IS a pupil OF Isadore Luckstone and
william Castleman of New York
Mrs: Showers, the alto, is a Port
Ano singer, very popular, and the
Tiolst at Grace church in that city.
her voice is warm and sympathetic,
VI real alto quality and splendidly
under control.
i. Inc work Of these four soloists
Will be real treat to our people.
1aeh one of the four is an artist of
establish d reputation and they
eempose easily the finest uuartette
vl singers ever heard together in
'nls section of the country.
a, IN spite of the heavy expenses for
~ .nis Performance, popular prices of
70 cents, children so cents, have
peen established. Reservations NAV
oe made on and after Friday of this
week at the Vibber rGifford Drug Co.
lure .';u your seat early as the sale
Will be heavy. ~
of the chorus. y '"0''''''S :
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-04-12

The Cascade Lumber Co., has
secured the contract for furnishing the
2 Miracle Co. the cement for their
new contracts in sidewalk districts
Nos. 5 and 8. Twelve cars or $500
barrels will be used on the work
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-07-01

and west, and some of it from Cana
da, every step made in the growing OF
home supply of hay. is OF more than
local concern-it is statewide in its
Importance
Inquiry as to the health of men who
are working in these great stretches
of what had been oyerffowed land de-
yeloped the fact that with % or 80
men thus employed during the last
three years, the aggregate amount of
sickness on the whole place has not
exceeded 10 days. In ptra this is at
tributed to a rule enforced as strictly
as possible that the men shall not
drink surface water. At the little
camp on the rising ground which
overlooks the drained land there is a
C0-foot well, which passed through
some 30 or 40 feet of clay and then
some distance through solid rock.
striking a strong flow of very fine wa
ter. Every man is provided with
what is known as South African
water bag" although it is made in
Portland, Oregon. This bag. whicn Is
large enough TO hold one or two gal
Ions, is made of cotton duck or some
similar material. Every worker
white or black, on the place is requir
ed to fill one of these bags when he
goes out into the field, and to hang 1t
in the air. In this way it does not abb
sorb the heat of the sun, but is cooled
| by the winds which almost constant
| ly sweep over that section. None of
the men are allowed to drink out of
the water bag of another. If any man
forgets to carry his water bag into the
| field he is compelled to go back and
get it, and is docked for the time thus
lost 1t is believed that to this en-
forcement of the drinking of pure
water very much of the remarkable
healthfulness of the men employed on
the place must be attributed.
| This land produces luxuriantly
corn, oats, alfalfa, sugar cane, onions,
potatoes and other leading crops. The
! first cutting of alfalfa this season
and this is the first year-gave a
! yield of one and one-half tons per
acre, and five or six cuttings are ex-
| pected during the year. As alfalfa
| hay is worth in Florida in the neigh
borhood of $50 to $40, comment on
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-07-01
FARMING IN FLORIDA
interesting Description Of sAgricuitura
Methods and Results fn
Marion Counfy
tRichard Fl. Edmonds in the Manufac-
turers Record1

1Richard III. Edmonds in the Manufac-
turers Record1
Ocaia, Fla, May 20, 1912.
Three object lessons of interest,
not to the south alone, but to the
whole country, are to be found in
some great farming operations near
this place. BY many persons this
stale has been accounted suitable
mainly for citrus fruit growing or ear
ly vegetables, but in Marion county,
OF which Ocala is the counky seat,
demonstrations are being made which
show that in Florida and what Is
true of this state is true OF many 9th
er parts of the south not now given ts
diversified agTiculture-there are un.
limited opportunities for broad agri
cultural work, which means much to
the prosperity of the south and To
the lessening Of the demand of this
section upon the west for. food fol
man and beast.
These three object lessons are wor
OF each is interesting. These storie
< deal with farming operations of al
\ entirely different character, and VI
each in it's own way is. a type of tn
kind OF work which can be made IS
yield very big results through the I'd
yersification OF southern agricultu'
the reclamation of oyerfiowed lay
and the utilization of cut-over Ian \
Some Reclamation Work and Its pa
sn,. 10Y
Jefferson Davis and "Stonewf
Jackson are again in partnersa-
working this time with great -
and much success for the matefft :
yancement of the h.l--TheI
working with an energy which, - inl
ed the career of President Dava
,,. 90 u,;.t pwal
neering skill which reminds g.,
s'oiS on'0 |trai'
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-07-01

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BUSINESS CHANGES

BUSINESS CHANCE-Here 1t is. No mistakel! It's legitimate, honorable and as dignified as banking. and will yield $500 per month profit, and can be easily mastered while you remain at home. For particulars address F-S3, care Age Herald.
 ADDITIONAL capital procured for mer- itorous enterprises. industrial timber and mining, approved bond and stock issues placed with European banks and their underwrtings procured for cor porations. A. E. Crane. 800 Broad st., Newark, N. J. [.
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POULTRY

ROACH POULTRY YARDS-Barred Ply mouth Rocks, s. c. Rhode Island Reds S. c. White Leghorns, leading strains of the world; fine select pens are now mated; choice breeders. headed by prize winners. We know how to mate for good results Eggs for matching spe- cialty Eggs that will produce prize winners at s2 and s for 15, less in quantities. Yards at 3o5 South S5th st., East Lake. Bell phone ISL. office, 30S Title Guarantee Bldg.
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able, successful mail order business, furnishing stock under your own label. printed at our expense. You conduct business in your own room after bus mess hours, paying us out of your profits. Parker Co.,, 3316 Warren ave, Chicago,
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RA.TEs-One cent . word n dayJ no nd.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser-
 tfon. Cash must accompany order.
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RATES-One cent word a dayg no ad.
 taken for less thnn 25c for first inser- ton. CnRt must accompany order.
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FLORIDA FARM LANDS

A FLORIDA BARGAIN. { 2000 acres good citrus fruit and winte1 vegetable land. near Lakeland. PolB) county, Fla. will sell all or part at .bar. gain prices and easy terms. O. P. Kroh Scarritt Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
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PICTURE AGENTS-$e0 week easy; 16x2o framed pictures complete 12c; our Ne gro Anger' and Jack Johnson" pictures are making our agents rich. Cata- logues, samples free. Berlin Art Asso- ciation. Department 101, Chicago.
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SINKING of the Titanic and Great Sea Disasters. Authoritative book on the greatest marine disaster in history. Thrilling story. Profusely illustrated. Splendid opportunity for money making. Price only $1. Big terms. Complete out fit free. Write today. Universal House, 1010 Arch street, Philadelphia.
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AGENTS a week for two hours work a day. A brand new hosiery proposition that beats them all. Write for terms and free samples if you mean business. Guaranteed Hosiery Co.,, 1901 Penn Bldg. Dayton. o.
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AGENTS-"Inside Information" new book on the agency business; every agent should have one; 10000 copies. free while they last. Send for one to- day. Finch Publishing Co.,, 14e1 Penn. Bldg, Dayton, O.
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AGENTS our two special ties. Kwicksharp makes it possible for any woman or even a childl TO properly sharpen knives and grind scissors. Spengler Cooker makes on gas range burner do the work of 3.
 Cuts gas bill in half. No proposition can compare with ours. We sell no stores. Exclusive territory. Liberal profits. M. Spengler, 37 E. 2sth street, New York. 4-7-52-su
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SAFES AND VAULT DOORS

SAFES. vault doors. combinations changed. secondhand safes, Manganese bank safes. Herrnr-Hall- Marvin Safe Co. .2l27 1st avenue. Phone. main 2o45.
 s-i2-rf
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WANTED-SALESMEN

COMPETENT city salesmen brokers,
 managers, everywhere established pop
 ular household specialties. Exclusive
 business opportunity References. Ce- dar oil Chemical Co.,, Kansas City. Mo. SALESMAN to sell our own makes of
 blankets, fannels and dry goods to re- talers in small towns. Strong side line. Good commission. F. c. Rolmann & O.. Philadelphia.
 WANTED-Three more salesmen at once
 selling our No. 337 speciality to the trade;
 best on the market; samples furnished;
 expense money advanced; references
 required. Chicago Copy O., 746-75i Milwaukee ave, Chicago. III.
 HIGH PRICED salesmen to present our
 proposition to business men. You sell nothing; carry no samples; special train-
 ing unnecessary; weekly expenses ad-
 vanced I. Law Co.,, x. Main st., 545 Dayton, O.
 WANTED-Salesmen grocery, cigar. drug and candy salesmen: we have an attrac-
 tive proposition to offer competent men who can handle our match machine deal. Will not interfere with your reg | ular line; profit worth while The Atlas
 Mfg. Co.,. Cincinnati, o.
 SALESMEN wanted to sell our check protectors. Sells to every person who
 uses a check; 1oo per cent profit; sample 25c. Circular free. Terry Mfg Co.,, 23s Colton Bldg, Toledo, o.
 | SALESMEN to handle high grade line of paints and varnishes, salary or com mission. Columbia Paint & varnish Co, | Cleveland. O.
 | lSALESMEN-Do you want s10 day side | line deal? Snappiest proposition ever sprung. Strong enough for main line | American Factories Co.,. St. Louis. Mo | SPECIALITY line of Mexican hats; we l are increasing our travelling force. Alp 1 plications entertained from alert, hon. est, clean cut men, with retail store ex- perience. who are willing to prove theil worth. Goods in large demand Lib eral commissions Mexican American Hat Co.,. St. Louis. Mo. 4-ss-2t-st
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AGENTS-Most tremendous selling book ever published. Complete story of ter rible Titanic disaster told by survivor; nearly 1900 lives lost ss0,000,000 property destroyed; only authorized edition pub lished; make s25 daily. Send today for free outfit; start work at once. s. Sil- verton Publishing Co.,. Chicago.
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RATES-One cent a word a dayJ no ad.
 taken for less thnn 25c for first fnser-
 ffon. Cash must accompany order.
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 WANTFD-Young man with 5000 cash to invest with service as office manager for half interest in best paying old estab- lished agency business; salary $10o and half profits; no risk; you handle all money; give full information regarding yourself in reply, which will be kept confidential. Don't answer unless you have the cash. Z-S1, Age-Herald WANTED--Live man to take hold of acetylene gas lighting device that will clear you $500 per month; some thing different. Address E-S3, care Age Herald.
 WANTED-Relable, experienced farm hands. Address with references, stating salary expected, Farmer. Box s45, city; married men preferred; can use. share croppers also Bell 5s72.
 WANTED-At once experienced collec- tor for furniture business. Call Peo- ples phone, Ayondale No. 5. E. E, Howard, Avondale.
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ALUMINIUM cooking utensi! Women folks are crazy about them; ask one of them: just show the goods and take the orders sell freely because they are a necessity; hours a day will make you $75 a month. We ship on credit. Write American Aluminium Mfg. Co.,. Division IS. Lemont, I'll.
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$50 WEEKLY selling collection Cabinets to merchants; no competitions; exclu- sive territory Write for free samples and descriptive matter. Savers Co.,, Laclede Bldg, St. Louis, Mo.
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&ANTED-Boys and girls to take or ders for pearl buttons; every lady will buy; dozen for 10 cents; for s2.50 order sl fountain pen free; for $40 order girls Singer sewing machine free; send 10 cents today for sample buttons. Celoy Button Co.,, P. O. Box 147, Ann Arbor, Mich.
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AGENTS-$S vacuum cleaner, sample free;- exclusive territory; manager wanted; no money required; stock fur nished; big money to right party. States Mfg. Co.,. 1929 w Adams st, Chi caQO.
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WANTED-HELP

GOOD PAY. short hours; qualify by mail
 for a lifelong government position, Write for free booklet 2So. Capital Civil Service School, Washington, D. c. 3-3l-5t-su
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WANTED-Age gents-Either sex. sell guar nateed hosiery; 70 per cent profit; goods replaced free if hole appears; experl-
 ence unnecessary. Address Wear Proof" West Phila.. Pa. 1-14-tf-su
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WANTED-Agents, legitimate substitute for slot machines, patented; sells on sight for s1; particulars. Gisha O., Anderson, Ind.
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AGENTS make big money selling our Metallic Letters for office windows. store fronts. and glass signs. Any one can put them on. Samples free. Metal lie Sign Co.,. 435 N. Clark St., Chicago.
 S-14-52t-su
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BIG money writing songs; hundreds of dollars have been made by writers of successful words, or music; past ex- perence unnecessary. We want orig inal song poems. with or without music Send your work today, or write for free particulars. II. Kirkus Dugdale Co., Dept. 491, Washington, D. (.
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CHANGE of a life time to make money easy, fast know how. Will tell you free of charge. Write today; don't wait. Henry Brandon Speciality Co.,, Dept A, Fairport Harbor, O.
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WANTED-Room with board, by young man. Place to keep car on premises. Private family preferred, but no ob- jection to few boarders. Any part of city Address Z-S2, care Age-Herald WANTED-Three rooms, furnished com plete with close bath connection. for light housekeeping; Woodlawn or North side of city preferred. w. D. McCord. Ayondale station. city
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AGENTS-Sign painters, 1000 per cent profit; beautiful window letters at very low prices; easily mounted something new; glass sample free.
 Embossed Co.,, 2401 Milwaukee ave- nue. Chicago, 12-10-tf-su
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IF SIC to s2o daily looks good to you get inside information on our clever toilet article and soap combinations. Got the dollars cornered. Daily necessities. Everybody happy. Davis Soap Works' 5o1 navis Rldp Chicago
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AGENTS coin money selling our me- morial edition, Story of the Titanic disaster" Best and most complete book published. Profusely Illustrated Send s cents for forwarding charges on free outfit Best terms to agents. Freight paid, credit given. National Bible House, Law Bldg, Chicago.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP


 EARN big pay mailing circulars. no canyassing; write at once. Wing & Co., 110 Boston, Mass. 4-27-7t LADIES-Make sanitary belts at home; material furnished; s12.50 per 100; stamped addressed envelope for par riculars. Westville Mfg. Co.,, West vile, N. J. 4-21-2t-su CORSET agents wanted We are the largest, made to measure, style, sfit and durability guaranteed to wearer corset company. An agency means big money. Write for terms. Desk 8. Parlslan Cor set Company, Cincinnati, O. 4-14-6t-su SALESLADY wanted in each city to act as our local representative. We inn port perfect duplicates of Irish crochet work and laces from our home office in Japan. Our prices are very low and a fine opportunity is offered those who write us for particulars regard ing our liberal offer 10 agents. Write today Yama Co. 104 5th avenue. New York city 4-17-2t-we-tu NANTED-Lady partner with $500; you control capital absolutely safe and hon. orable. Address ETC, care Age-Herald.
 4-1s-2t-th-su WILL give good home and salary to strong woman to take care of invalid lady and help with housework. Call West End Bell phone 174-L, Sunday aft ernoon
 WANTED-A reliable colored woman with references to cook Call Bell phone 2966-J or at 1011 Eula street.
 EARN S10 weekly addressing postcards at home. Bunch of cards and particu- lars Toe. G. w. Keena, 122 Alder Court, Grand Rapids Mich.
 WANTED-Five experienced, young sales ladies. Apply to Manager, second floor, before o'clock Monday. Louis Piztz. LADIES make supporters; SIP per 100; no canvassing material furnished stamped envelope for particulars. Wabash Sup ply Co.,, Desk 24 Chicago
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KODAKS

VI develop films; six expos1res. i5c:: 12 exposures. 25c. velox prints. the kind that do not fade. 4c and Dc each. F, w. Bromberg. 20th street and 3d avenue.
 S-27-tf-su KODAK FINISHING. We are acllnowl. 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, 2091s N. 18th St., Birmingham, Ala 3-17-su- ii
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SELL underwear. hosiery and neclxtes direct from factory to wearer; perma- nent business, liberal terms, big profits. Every article guaranteed. Write for spring and summer catalogue. Stead fast Mills, Dept. f. Cohoes, N. Y.
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BUSINEsS CHANGES

WANTEDNPartty with from rs5O6 to $100O to invest in musical comedy theatrical company to act as treasurer. Been on the road one year: first class reputation. Good opportunity; now playing Alamo theatre. Call at theatre or room &. Mecca hotel. 4-27-4t INCORPORATE under Arizona laws; no taxes stockholders exempt from corporate debts; stock can be issued for anything of value: do business and hold meetings anywhere; cost very small; particulars and law free. Southwestern Securities & Invest ment Co., Dept. E-4sS, Phoenix, Arlz.
 4-21-3t-su
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WHEELER BUSINESS COLLEGE LOW SUMMER RATES GO INTO EFFECT


 WEDNESDAY Save $7.50 to S15.oO and get the best busi- ness education obtainable Call Mon day and make arrangements to enter. l909is First avenue.
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AGENTS-TerribIe Titanic disaster; com plete book telling how over looo lost their lives Illustrated. Biggest money getter out. Outfit free. Central Sup ply Co.,, Edgewood. Ia.
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AGENTS-Our patented leader sells itself, big profits, demand for it established; double sales each time cover territory Samples free. William-Preston Co., Owensboro, Ky.
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EXTRA money easily earned for your church. Our plan is positively the best ever offered. No hard work, quick re- turns. Let us tell you how. Churches Aid Exchange, Box 1922, Richmond Va
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AGENTS-The greatest little thing out. Every woman buys on sight; 200 per cent $50 week easy. Get territory. Acme Mdse Co, 2149 Grm't ave, Philadelphia, Pa Dept 80.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD

RATES-0ne cent word n dny; no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first lnser- tiOn. Cash must accompany order.
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FIVE DOLLARS per 100 for collecting names and addresses. All or spare time, stamp for particulars. Keystone Sales Co.,, Darby, Pa.
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CREW managers and house to house agents. We can make you more money than any other vacuum cleaner manu- featuring company on earth. Our Quikwork Vacuum Cleaner beats every machine on the market when it comes to demonstration. Sells for S7.50, and we have valuable territory open. Our deliveries are prompt and our factory prices. taking quality into consideration, beats them all. Write for our selling plans, and full particulars. ONeill- James Company. S37 w. Madison st., Chicago, III.
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ONE GENT A WORD

RATES--Onc cent a word a day; no ad.
 taken for less tian .5c for first inser- ton. Cnsh must accompany order.
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BIG money in song writing. We pay 50 per cent; send us your song poem, or musical composition. Instructive book let free Copyrights Special offer. Odell. May Co., Kellogg 42 Washington, D. C.
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BIG money in writing short stories We teach you by mail. Any one can be a proficient writer with our instruction.
 Information free. Write for booklet 62, Jntercontinental University, Washing ton, D. c. 4-7-it-slI
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AGENTS-Peerless solder mends without heat metals, granite, china, aluminium; large profits. Sample 10c. Christian Bros, 1o1S Willoughby ave-. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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SELL fruit trees; summer work for teachers, college boys and farmers easy to sell and big profits. Smith Bros, Dept. S6, Concord, Ga.
 4-21- St-S,l
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FREE illustrated book tells about over 36o.OO0 protected positions in U. s. serv- ice. More than 40,000 vacancies every year. There is a big chance here for you, sure and generous pay, lifetime em- ployment. Easy to get. Just ask for booklet, C-209. No obligation. Earl Hop kins, Washington, D. c. 4-7-4t-su
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AGENTS-Sell fine perfumes and toilet preparations; large profits. Holly Mfg. Co.,, South 18th, St. Louis, Mo.
 4-21-4t-sll
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AMBITIOUS agents for our household necessities, salable every day in the year Liberal contract covering ex- elusive territory. Elwako Mfg. Com pany, 1120 Prospect ave, Cleveland. o.
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AGENTS-Every one buys Guaranteed Replace Hosiery, insured against holes for six months; good profits; exclusive territory. Replace Hosiery Company Newark N, J.