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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-30
VARSITY WORKS
FOR A. c. GAME
Coach Vehmeier Is Putting
His Men Through Grill
ing Practices
by Tudor Owen.)

Next. Wednesday afternoon the stu
dents at the state university will have
a big time when the North Dakota
agricultural college and the U. n. u.
football squads line up on the varsity
field for the purpose of deciding the
state championship. The U was de-
feated last saturday by Macalester
team showed splendid form during the
last half Of the game and played all
around the opposing squad.
The A. G.. will bring up a large mum
Der of people to witness the contest
and the band and second team will
be in the crowd. Immediately after
the big game the two second teams
will play and this promises to be an
interesting contest, as both SQUADS are
on the university second team
who gave some Of the first team play
ers a fight for their places and they
are expected to show up well in the
game.
Coach Vehmeier has been working
his men hard this week. and they are
in fairly good condition after last
weeks contest. The fact that the A.
c. game will be played the middle of
chance to practice. On the following
Saturday the university will play at
Sioux Falls against the University Of
South Dakota and this means that the
team will have to leave Grand Forks
on Thursday. The varsity will not
have much time to recover from the
A. c. contest. but will make the trip
anyway and put up a good fight. The
South Dakota team is the one that de-
during the first part of the season.
and it Is expected that this will be the
hardest hattie on the schedule this
year.
Vehmeier has not assigned positions
to any man on the squad. but takes
the liberty Of changing the players
about whenever he sees fit to do so.
He believes that every candidate
should work as hard for a place nov
as at the start Of the season: Because
a man has played in the other games.
It Is not certain that he will finish
the remainder Of the season. Marsh
Of Minot has been gu trying for CEN
ter this week and is doing good work.
If johnson Is moved from this posi-
ton. he will probably be used at
guard.
|, The university authorities are plan
ming to give the students a half holiday
next "Wednesday. so that they can at
tend the big game. A couple Of mass
meetings will be held at the institu-
ton the first part of the week. for the
purpose of stirring up the college
spirit. The winning of this contest
means more to the university thar any
of the other games this fall. The twu
teams did not meet last ear because
of a heavy snowstorm and the rivalry
between the schools Ia keener than
ever this year. The A. c. is supposed
to he stronger now than they have
been for some time and in order to
win the game the U. n. d. players will
have to get down and dig from now
until Wednesday.
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former years. Westminster. a long
time rival of Allegheny, will come to
Meadville November Is. accompanied
by a big bunch of rooters and a husky
team. Many Allegheny alumni in the
vicinity will return to aid in helping
down their opponents of college days.
Another important game is scheduled
for Thanksgiving. when Grow City
clashes on the local field.
Coach Dunlap was on the side lines
at the Geneva-West Virginia game a
week ago today. when the Geneva
team was defeated 20-13. and will put
his lads in the best Of trim to clash
with the university aggregation next
Saturday at Morgantown. This score
would indicate that Allegheny will face
a much stronger team on the Morgan
town gridiron in M week than was
met today at Beaver Falls. Last year
Allegheny succeeded in taking the
Morgantown scalp by a 1916 score in
the hardest fought game of the sea-
SON."
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and Maroons in
Frenzy of Preparation

Madison. Wis, Oct. 30.-Four of the
biggest football men ever turned out
by Wisconsin, Biddy Rogers, Max
Deering. Vanderboom and Johnny
Messmer. appeared in football toys on
Camp Randall field Yesterday after
noon to help the coaches whip the
eleven into shape for the crucial
game with Chicago OF Saturday.
A rumor circulated about the cam
pus today that Coach Stage had pro-
tested the eligibility of Eddie Gillette,
quarterback, was emphatically denied
by Director of Athletics George w.
Ehler. The report had it that the
Wisconsin player had been protested
on the grounds of professionalism, but
the story was exploded at the athletic
headquarters. where it was said that
no word had been received from the
maroons regarding this.
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ROW OVER O R
SERIES CASH TO
u TROUBLE

New York. Oct. 30.-Baseball men
are predicting that the Fogel trial will
cause only a ripple on National league
waters in comparison with the fight
the club owners will make to compel
John T. Brush, president Of the Giants.
series spells to the league for distrihu-
ton among the other sever clubs.
The magnates contend that when
the rule was passed last winter Brush
did not know the Giants would win the
p%ennant. and hat the rule was no,
aimed at the New York club. as every
club in the league vas taking the
same chance. They say Brush would
not have made a kick Or discovered
Giants had been defeated for the pen
ant this cal
1t is understood that the members
Of the board of arbitration to settle
this matter will not appoint a third
man, but will try to come to an agree
ment between themselves. Cornelius
Sullivan, representing the New York
club. and Barney York of Brooklyn
r the referees.
Baseball men who sympathize with
n New York clubs stand on this
matter point to the case of Murphy Of
the Cubs. They say Murphy had
worlds series crowds at his games
with the White SoX for the champion
ship of Chicago, and cannot see why
Brush should divide his post season
money with Murphy when Murphy was
hauling in a big pot himself. One
baseball man said If Brush should
have to hand over Is per zen of his
worlds series money to the other sew
en clubs. Murphy also should be made
to turn over IS per cent of his share
Of the Chicago receipts.
It also is argued that the National
league cannot assess Brush for money
he makes in a worlds series. The
worlds series is not in the hands Of
the National league. but is under the
jurisdiction of the national commits
sion. Brush questions the right Of the
National league to tell him what he
shall do with money his club makes
after the National league race is over.
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Says He
Won't Can" Fielder
Because He Muffed

New York. Oct. 29.-Persistent re-
ports hat the New York National
League Baseball club will dispense
with the services Of Fred %Snodgrass.
as a result of his costly error in the
last world series game. are set at rest
in a statement given out here by John
j. McGraw. manager of the New York
team. He says:
II dc not blame Fred Snodgrass in
the least for his failure to catch that
fly hall in the last game of the world
series. Snodgrass is a valuable and
conscientious payer and he will be a
member of the Giants next season.
failure to make the catch is some
thing that would happen but once in
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Sparks From Sportville
.|lu|N| MEN ARE
AFTER. G0PHERS
d: -
See Bright Chance to Bump
Minnesota Saturday,
Coaches Drive Hard

urbana, ILL.,. Oct. 30.-Illinois is be-
ing prepared for a grim battle against
Minnesota next Saturday. The Illini
believe that they have u good chance
to beat the gophers and stick in the
conference championship race. Ex-
pecting to battle against odds at Min
neapolts. 1t Is hoped that Illinois fight
ing spirit will reduce the contest to
even proportions.
Having an interval of two weeks be-
tween the Indiana and gopher games
IL proving Il great boon to the coaches
who have time to perfect team play.
a defense for the famous Minnesota
shift Is being constructed by pitting
the freshmen against the varsity night
after night. the ineligibles using what
tackles Illinois scouts at Minneapolis
games have picked up.
There Is no question hat the Illini
are showing up far better than any
n expected from a green squad at
the start of the season. 1t is believed
that the team will hustle any confer
ence eleven. although no one is maxi
ing championship noise here. By
Thursday. when the men are off to
the northland. Illinois. barring acct
dents. should be in good shape. The
has speeded up greatly this week
and has improved its defensive play
ing. The eleven is light. Of course,
anu the SOpnerS IN beef Is
feared as the deciding factor perhaps.
1neficiency in the forward pass
plays is Il great flaw that the coaches
have evainly sought to correct. Since
Head. Coach Halls return he has de-
voted much time to this department,
but the Illini don't seem to 'savy."
Coach Lindgren is doing yeoman
work with the line and it remains un-
changed. There may be u shift al
right end. as Schobinger is green. de-
spite his speed and weight. Little
Senneff seems certain to win a place
in. the back field. with either Dillon
or Rowe destined to wait.
Rowe is a valuable man. hut has
been slow iii rounding into form this
season. He may be required to CIV.
way to the youngster. With Rue AND
Randall. as well as Rowe. as sui
backs. the Illini will he better fixed for
understudies in the hack field thar
they have been for years.
Modest Bill Woolston. the Him
leader, who has been playing a great
game at. full back. is afflicted with e
bad ankle. and he MAJ be handicapped
by this injury. although it is certain
that he will play against the gophers
Illinois start for the north will be
made Thursday. the afternoon being
spent on some gridiron in Chicago and
the journey resumed at night.
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Chicago. Oct. 3o.-The University Of
Chicago football squad was divided
into siSths in practice yesterday and
Coach Stage put each detachment
through a special line Of practice to
get the men in shape for the Wiscon.
SIN game at Madison on Saturday.
The onense. which is in need Of en-
p%ansion, was neglected. while Stage
worked on the defense.
Short scrimmage with the freshmen
was devoted to offensive work on the
part of the varsity. The first team
was given the ball all the time and
the play started near the freshman
goal to try to score on trick plays
which will he used against Wisconsin.
The regulars scored many times
against the freshmen. but the number
of plays admittedly is small.
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derful machine is so thorough.
wrecked. Victor Safer has developed
into Il high class first baseman. but
Johnny will have to get a new short
stop to replace Tinker. and his ow,
days of escond hasing may be short
ened by managerial responsibility. Hi:
pitching staff is a wreck, and he ha:
only one good catcher. His outfiel.
needs regeneration. All in all. Johnn.
has undertaken no enviable task. bu'
the best wishes Of the baseball worl.
will 60 with him.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-30

a thousand cases. and l want to shy|
that he is deserving of sympathy for
this failure. 1t hurts him more kecr-
ly than 1t hurts any one else.
In this connection I may say that
! feel even worse for Mathewson than
for Snodgrass. as Matty pitched three
excellent games without winning any
of them. There never was and ne, g g
will be another pitcher like Mattk"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-30

Parents may fool the children with
the Santa Claus story. but the idea
that whipping the child hurts mother
worse never soaks in very deer. ::
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-30

Chicago, Oct. 29.-Johnny Evers'
appointment as manager of the Cubs
has developed an apparently general
verdict here that the Trojan hasn't
the right temperament for a leader,
but the responsibility may work Il
complete change lin the great second
baseman. Evers' greatest difHculty
will be in handling Murphy and gel
ting together Il hall club that will
possess even first division possibili-
ties next year now that the once won
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-11-08
Dry Goods

35c Cotton Dress Goods, special lot ......21c
55c Wool Dress Goods, special lot. .......35
Soc Wool Dress Goods. special lot. .4Oc
Csc White Table Damask for.............18e
45c Colored Table Cloth for. 33e
SOC White Table Damask .39c
Sc Outing Flannel fol. Gle
l0c Outing Flannel
lec Cotton Velvet VeIours.. 13c
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Schulz & Sons WAY

A uptoobhe store must emodenm methods to conhnuetoa always beat tef front. Whens sea
begins to- disappear then must the Merchant clean his shelves and tabks all merchandise bought
that seasons business. There is just one successful way to accomplish such rsuhs- CUT THE Pr
IS NIlL III PEOPLE CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THE BUYING PPORTUNITY.
When we advertise such ass 800 aues for $50 we mean just what We a-No prNuraMonw
soevr Every price quoted is bma6de and every article quoted is yours for the price
:. We hay gone through the nmn anck and remarked some on green cdond tags, marked in p
figures Most eeyniug isl slightly mt;S some ies not uat all but we offer yut hou@ndso fat
ats such prices thaty cannot ford miss this Sale
Come md see what A STAYIN BUSINESS SALE MEANS.
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situations 1aaantrn. aealr

YOUNG MAN. TWENTY ONE. WISHES
position. siN Years business eNpe-
rience: prefer real estate. reference.
AtGross = 5e6. oarc TimesD .spatch.
WANTED \ POSITION AS FOREMAN
OF construction work of any kind.
"nywher Wilinc TO work reason
ABLY. Give me a trial JOHN L.
McGoEN. Ashland. Va.
YOUNG MAN or QUIET HABITS DE-
sires room ana board in private
family central location preferred.
state particulars. Address l. 427
care Times Dispatch
WANTED. y POSITION As 4 TRAY
eilns salesman. good reference and
experience. guarantee satiSfactiou
L. CRANKY Murphy's Hotel.
richmond. VA
WANTED. y POSITION ~ 4 RETAIL
or Wholesale shoe house by a man
who has had % years experience in
the leather business i GlS. care
Times Dispatch
TtNOGRAPHER WANTS WORK or
some Kind, either IN city OF country.
Address A. +. %. Box 2o2 Richmond.
REGISTERED PHARMACIST WISHES
position in small town. SIN years
experience. best reference Address
Is 900 care Times Dispatch
YOUNG Man WITH SEVERAL
wears experience III restaurants in
New York wishes position as man
aser iu lichlnoni Address l. GIG.
care Times Dispatch.
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I9rIp lIlantfn Female

W0MEN@sELL GUARANTEEp HOS
nlyrNY: 20 per cent profit; make $40
uuly iu!i or part time: beginners
lO-y West Philadelphia, Pa.
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn 500 monthly corresponding for
newspapers. no canvassing Send for
lo3. Lockport. n. Y.
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5olirftors ann Statesmen

4 LARGE MANUFACTURING CON
Germ. WITH ASSETS OF OVER
TDO MILLION DOLLARS THOR
OUGHLY Z ST Blush ED IN
THE so UrH DE. X Il S
TO SECURE THROUGH IT'S DIS
TRIBUTORS \ NUMBER OF HIGH
GRADE Statesmen. ONLY MEN
WHO HAVE DEMONSTRATED
THEIR ABILITY. ARE ABLE TO
FURNISH FIDELITY BOND. AND
WHO ARE CAPABLE OF EARNING
FROM THREE TO FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS PER YEAR. WILL BE
CONSIDERED. THOSE SELECTED
WILL BE GIVEN y THOROUGH
TRAINING. y COMPLETE CONSlGN-
MENT STOCK AND GUARANTEED
TERRITORY WRITE LOCK BOX
1872. ATLANTA. OK.
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suIititors and 5aIrsmen

sALESMEN SIDE LINE WHOLE
sale or retail grocery and hardware
trade new advertised staple article:
liberal ,eomn!missions: Hustler Nni
BUTLER MFG. CO, Dept. l76, To-
ledo. Ohio.
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aGent9 Illantrh

AGI2NTs~TREE SAMPLES, soNn.
thing new. big dcmands. large nro-
nis. METALLIC SALES CO. 435 \.
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GOOD OPPORTUNI TO SECURE
good position At good salary. We
young sale swornan cor our rea1y-to-
Wear department. Must be eNpe-
fenced ana capable of handling b t
city trade and college girls Wheu
applying, send references and photo
Srapns. G. II. ALMOND DRY
GOODS co. Lynchburs. Va
y COOK. WHITE OK COLtRED. TO
cook IN small family. pleasant sur
rorndinss. Address 7. NJ SCOTT.
tastNille station. Va
~ ANTED. y LADY DEMONSTRATORS
Tor electric heating devices and iron
for week OF October to - at State
lair Grounds. Richmond. Va. Address
Is 93e. care Times Dispatch.
ONE RESPONSIBLE WOMAN IL
every town in the South for advcr-
Using work. salary. Sl5 weekly and
commissions. CARENS COLLEGE
OF DRESSMAKING. Clark Building.
Jacksonville. Fla
" RITE MOVING PICTURE PLAYS.
spare time SO to 500 each. expe-
rlgnce UNNECESSARILY. free PARTICULARS.
ATLAS PUBLISHING CO. "a, Cincin-
natl. Ohio.
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plip l-.a..no j.rnla.c

WANTED, EXPERIENCED WAITRESS.
Mith rcieienee. sood home. Apply
$40 Pnrk Avenue from 10 untn l.
N-\.-"-- ENpERIENCED COOK. one
VITA restaurant experience preferred.
Atdrcss b 's5. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. LADY ~ EACH row \.
iWo TO twenty dollars for thirty
minutes of your time full particG-
Lars write. 60l. care Times-Die-
NATIONS. GoNERNESSES STENOG-
itpNeFs, uppkkcopvrs office help
MAIDS. hous"kerpers. teachers. cooks.
cleaners and other help Apply
AMERICAN LABOR BUREAU. 10
North Tenth Street.
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professional l2rIp lulntco

IMPORTANT TO SCHOOL BOARDS
Colleges. public and private schools
supplied with teachers of all grades
Oh short notice. without charge
TEACHERS waited THE VIRGINIA
IkAtIitEs' BUREAU Row. r. w
Irldlin Manager Woodland Heights
Richmond. va
WANTED TEACHER ~ PRIVATE
l"mllF !" itacn music. French. Latin.
anrf"ss Fi@drro Va, Route ,. BOX
WANTED \ LADY or EXPERIENCE
10 teach Two girls French. algebra.
music ana usual English branches !.
siate salary and give references
Al.n.as MRS j. @ AILnuauN Va
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GEN ERAL SALES AGENTS WANTED
Tor highly attractive contract. new
selling plan. steady duplicate orders.
every home, oi'lce. s.op aud storct
500 weekly easily made sample and
particulars free. PROGRESSIVE
MFG. COMPANY. y Broadway New
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AGENTS. Ok SALARY OR cOAlMIs-
slDn. he greatest agents seller
ever produced: every user Of pen and
Ink buys II on s!gAt 200 to sou per
cent pront. one agent salcH amount
ed TO $50 In six days. another $5e IN
two hours MONROE MIG. co X. 90.
IL Crosse. Wis
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WANTED. LADY Is EACH Town.
iwo 10 twenty dollars for thirty
minutes of your time full particG-
lars write i COL. care Tiines-Dis-
NATIONS. GovERNESSES srEN0G-
faphers, hookkcopers office help.
maids. houseker pers. teachers cooks
s ,eti9,.,s. and other help. Apply
WAITER M sa}..,s3ii. Ms4lix-
East Broad stree:
" ,ANTED EXPERlENcED HOUSE
keeper must be willlne to assist n
li-ht work and bee able 70 give refer-
en,e oi7 care Tln.es-D!spatoh.
" ANTED. y YOUNG LADY FOR OF
ife work Apply TO THALHIMEH
ni'osn IIith and Broad streets
WANTED. TWO YOUNG LADIES AT
Martha Washington c4nIy store. 40.
40 East Grace.
WANTED. An EXPERIENCED HOUSE
eitl SOS East Grace.
WANTED. GOOD SERVANT FOR GEN
tTal houseW oTk Apply 69u Fourth
ANenGe, Hienland Park.
y WOMAN TO DO GENERAL WORK
.or family OF Two Apply 1000
carton Avenue. Norwood.
il ,sI wANTEp FOR GENERAL
required. ' 80 -
WANTED. GOOD. RELIABLE COL
cred woman 10 clean ana hep nurse
ai Invalid gentleman. good wages.
'1S Floyd Avenue.
WOMEN no DO PLAIN SEWING 1T
h)my tos q large philadelphia arm
sood money and steady wo.h no
ctiNass!Ng scDG reply envelope fO-
prices palu. UNIVERSAL CO.. Desk
a Walnut street. Philadelphia. Pa
ANY INTELLIGEN WOMAN NAY
'aVr sooG pa copying names and
addresses at home. complete nlan
and INSTRUCTIONS for l0c ROBERTS
90 acg East Forty-thrd street. Cal
GIRLS AND BOYS MAKE LOTS OF
money working for rs IN spare time.
See Mr. Mitchell at the August
Grocery co. seventh and Marshall.
VANTE.,. SERVANT At ONCE. GOOD
home and good pay 10 rigat person.
7-o Noitn Avenue. Brookland PARK.
WANTED COLORED GIRL TO AS
Slsi ID tn" tthen 1913 East Main.
WANTED. a GOOD SERVANT FOR
general house work Apply 300
West Grace
WANTED WOMEN FOR HOUSE.
c!!eanlne JOHNSON. lios North
First Street
WANTED i RELIABLE. lNDUsTI}I-
-s WH.te "o.aA \ to work IN 4 small
iuml.s bod nome and good wages
IT, tne right party. Address jiOu
huntington Avenue. Newport News.
TRAVELLER no EMPLOY WOMEN no
sell american Queen Cors.ts. best
corset best terms liberal salary and
eNprnsc allowance. extra commission
AMEKlcAN CORSET COMPANY.
Desk 30. Chicago
Make COMFORTABLE LIVING AT
home sewing plain seams. all home
work NO canvassing. Sewers want
81 ior Richmond and Southern small
towns cspecially state time have to
sew no irifloss Send 10 cents FOR
postage. samples. etc; returned ii
not satisfactory HOME SEWERS
COMPANY Virginia Jobbers' Sewing
Department e Rehoboth, Delaware.
WANTED. GOOD COOK AND HOUSE
girl also Kitchen boy. for small
country hote! + 5c6. care Times
'lsp"'e"
WANTED YOUNG sEMl-NURSs
one with Experienced required. also
reference. on. not afraid OF lung
ifonhie iia. care Tlmcs-Dispaich
WANTED IS MAKER, ~ MILIINEkY
Amply .s East Broad.
APPRENTICE GIRLS WANTED AP-
ply ~, East Broad
WANTED. = GIR1. TO ASSIST WITH
nous" work in family Of four. no
Itrt. f..ttF rod
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turn 10 1904 Taylor street and re-
oeve reward.
LOST THURSDAY NIGHT \ LAVA
lie. necklace. ,n4meleG leaves and
sappA!res. SIS th clarund cluster. Kv-
ward II rcturned 20 ---5 Ncuaule
Street. or Pnone Madison s5l-J.
LOST AT ST PATRlCH's SUNDAY
school picuip, Buckroc Beach, Cral
ring, with initials 81. T. g. Return
20 SOS East f'ranalin street
WOULD THE GENTLEMAN THAT
picked Up pictures and union caro-
between Second and Man Streets
last night please return ~ III last
Canal street, WILLIAM ARCHIBALD
ilrlp llsdnIfo, SPAR
MEN-IF YOU WANT WORK. SELL
s 5aIss,sa h max 30 d N-FeF Ss s
rience unnecessary. Address INFER
NATIONAL MILLS, o15S Chestnut
Philadelphia.
YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN
tor government service. Booklet 4sS.
Government Positions. W here They
Are, rs hat IEey Ray ana How ~
Get Them. sent Tree. W.ite To-
day. NATIONAL COR. INSTITUTE
Washington, ID. q.
LINOTYPE INSTRUCTION. WHY NOI
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eess:ully la sht several hluur,t
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write for further pa t.cuiass L.M-
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IN prohts - OPPORTUNITIES partlcu-
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several thousand appointments 70 be
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Washington. +. c.
GENERAL SALES AGENTS WANTED
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se-.ins plan. steady duplicate orders,
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500 weekly easily Made, sample ana
particulars free PROGkESsINE
MFG. COMPANY. y Broadway. New
York
"ANlED. LABOKERs TOR STEAM
shovel work at Navina y C. Wages
Sl.oO per Guy. Weekly pay. FISHER
& CANOZZA. General c1n,r4c.ors
An Il q ETIc. HlGH-GRADE
salesman by al Eastern manufacture
its conp-ny IS local representative,
PruAtab.e and rcrmanrut Inquire
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