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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-07

knocked out. The police stopped the
bout in the 14th round when Burns
was weak from the effect OF two
knockdowns.
CLEARED $4,000 IN LESS THAN
A YEAR.
In less than year Tommy Burns
cleared over S150,000 in the ring and
on the stage. This still stands as q
worlds record.
Burns was one OF the fercest and most
fearless fighters that ever held a cham
pionship. When he lost to Jack John
son he weighed just 1853 pounds; the
negro scaled 30.
Burns concluded that II would be wise
to leave the ring. He would be cham
pion or nothing and he had always
fought under a terrific handicap In
America. made his home in Calgary.
Canada, and went into business. His
wife, who had been a school teacher
in California. had always wished for
this change She didn't like boxing.
Since settling in Canada Burns. with
his real estate deals and the big fur
nishing store that he owns, has added
greatly to his fortune. He = now worth
more than a quarter of million. He
Is proud Of his old lighting skill. and his
success in business. but proudest OF
all las one may guess after seeing the
picture) Of Miss Patricia Brusso Burns.
who has been q member of the Burns
family for just seven months.
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These Boys Suits and Overcoats
Will be in Tomorrow

SUITS to sell at $685. which would have hesitation
in selling at $3.50. .it
POLO OVERCOATS to sell at $780, which rank with
our $50 grades
LONG SCHOOL OvERCOATs to sell at &c. which
usually sell for $l5.
The chevots Norfolk and
to 10 years
The uoo convertible
collar. and half
0to IL years.
The school convertible collars
mostly woo-lned. Venetian yoke; sizes s years
Third floor, New Stcwert Building
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The l82 are equally divided be-
tween black. Cambridge gray and
Oxford--the latter an unusually fine
shade.
Collars are Of silk velvet. Sleeves
are lined; body serge lined.
Goats Of equal quality lined with
silk would sell for $50.
The model 10 the conservative
CAsstosiisld. the style most fitted
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New White Chinchilla Cloth
Topcoats for Young Women

Ever pretty for afternoon sides OF color Cloth
wear-and unite suitable for is of the very fine sortght,
evening Too many kinds to W., ,. TO- 80" 800 % 90"
TAX apou-soihe WIFI r'cn Other costumes which might
looking collars and cults OF do for morning walk in the
corduroy Others bound with Bos and be noceaby good
shining silk braid having looking there
with which
being severely plain SIS Sizes H. 10 and 49,
Corduroy SUITS plain oo the wotoned effects with veIy
look Many styles, $3.50. Sizes IA. &c. Is.
Suits zbcnc, odd bradbound
like pockets and used with good effect the skirt
Sizes IA, 10,
Girls doubfaced zbene tailored by boys taio and
show in dinctivene. Sl4. Sizes TO- l2. a.
girls coats of corduroy-vey simply cut but beautiful
Sizes Second floor New Stewart Building
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WOMEN'S HOSIERY. In Both Stores.

WOMEN'S HOSIERY. In Both Stores.
Thread Silk-Stockings,- gauge, double
tops, extra reinforced, guaranteed" Black and
cofors. Special value so per pair
Thread Silk Stockings.-fine gauge, Isle tops,
cotton solos, Black only. 75c pair
value 100
800 dozen medium or heavy weight Cotton
Stockings, reinforced Black or Tan.
6 pairs for 1.85. 35c per pair
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All-silk Chiffon
Velvet, 1915 Yd.

42 inches wide, IN all the
tones Of amethyst. in soft, rich
browns. in the beautiful reds Of this
season, fashionable taupe. navy and
other blues, green and black
In texture and sheen this velvet Il
as irresistible as the quality we sold
earlier in the season Tor SO yard.
Sufficient for an evening gown
can be had now for less than $751;
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Lining Silk
48c Yard

Plain heavy satin peau de cygne.
woven and finished without stiffen-
ing. so that it may be expected -
give uncommon satisfaction. Fifty
one street and evening shades.
All this besides the finer qualities
Of black silks and colored satins q
average half the usual prices charged
by good stores throughout The
country.
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for cloth Of such excellent quality.
Buttons are hidden-that is, fy
front.
How we should have liked to be
able to announce ten times Ice Of
these overcoats at el8.50.
We have reinforced our floor psp.
resentstives for this occasion. 10
that al customerv shAll receive
prompt attention.
Burlington Arcade floor. Nsy Blds;
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WOMEN'S COATS & WRAPS. In Both s.o,

MOMENTS CUATS & WRAPS. In Both Stores
Large variety snd or on High
Afternoon and Evening Wraps of Charmeuse,
trimmed with velvet, silk lined and interined
value $780, $500. $3.50 and 42.OO
Evening Wraps of Imported Brocaded Velvet.
value 1850. $500
Long Coats of Bouce, double-faced Materials
and Broadcloth trimmed with plush, satin lined.
value $500. $500
Long and three-quarter length Coats in
variety of warm materials.
1880. 14.5O and 1850
value 1880 to 1880
23xd Street 94th Street
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GROUNDS FOR sEPARATIoN-Mrs H. Of No
Hundred and husband abused
neghbors could hear.
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In
In paying al
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Tomorrow, a Special Offering
of Mems Overcoats at 5l0..0

ALL measured by the Wanamakcr standard $50 or, e.,
We regret O say the offering is limited to lG2
The maker had made his seasons profits and will.
to forego profits these to clean his fine pure wool cco
niece goods and incidentally, accommodate his largest e-s
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Rather than accept $1,000 whom he demanded S5
(Mass) Board Of Health twenty
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Double face Silk
for Tailored Suits
and Wraps,
S1.95 Yard

Woven to sell at $3.50 yard.
The wholesale price throughout the
country has been much more than
our retail price now.
Some Pieces are black one side
with plain color reversible side. and
Others have stripes. Daring and very
rich in appearance and texture. SO
inches wide.
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Silk Clearing House, Fourth floor. and
Rotunda and Main Aisle. New Stewart Building.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-07

knocked out. The police stopped the
bout in the 14th round when Burns
was weak from the effect Of two
kpnckdcv
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-07

made his best golf In weeks yesterday For res,
wilson watched the mild strife Of q football gams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

| Detnattont o0lenfe1t tensale
IH700NdEzbfa fnS66kn11fk6 81
several years sxperie0ce. we'll rec
commended. desires permanent peei-
! vember LIST Address r u. cafe
| Times-DispAtch.
/ WANTED. FOSIVION A. NAYkON FON
! school. care linen-room IN hotel
| companion or mothers eelpor: rer-
srencse exshsngsd. Apply e A. =.
| 81 s. 500 North Tenth stree. Si'A"'n0'
WANTED, By REFINED LADY 20.
| sition to keep house In widower's
/ family. References given and re-
quired. Address 2 lit. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION AS sTENO-
graphsr and assistant bookkeeper;
ences furnished. Address d las. care
Times Dispatch. Richmond. Va.
EXPERIENCED, THOROUGHLY COM
petent stenographer. accurate neat.
rapid. desires position. preferably
with law Arm: temporary work ac-
q, cepted. Monroe 22Ss-L
iEXPE RIEN cED sTENoGRAPHER.
, now employed. desires to change:
dress 80. care Times Dispatch.
:
+; as good cook. ROSS. il0s 81. James
Street.
RITING-LETTERS. MANU.
scripts and legal documents written
at reasonable rates At 704 Mutual
Building. Monroe 1886.
COMPETENT sTENOGRAPHER. FIVE
years varied experience. wishes po-
sition with good salary. Can fur
nish Al references. c los, care
Times-Dispatch.
YOUNG LADY GRADUATE FROM
high school desires position in some
Office. Address A -. care Times
Dispatch.
POSITION WANTED. BY ExfE-
rienced bookkeeper and typewriter.
Address F g. care TtmeS.Dtspatch.
YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION IN
Office to assist with bookkeeping ana
do general once work. Address b
II. care Times Dispatch.
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Gxrx1GH1z7na0ziaMWvnRvfK.
o Con: ~ sase ''1S. easS as ssn ana
5 SSe 4 s4i R1c e.. ps.rsi sn Men.
SALESMAN SPECTzITY
man for virginia: staple line ON new
and exceptional terms: attractive
commission contract for balance Of
year and all Isaa. with $a6 weekly
for expenses. MILES r. BIXLER
CO.. Cleveland. o.
SALESMAN. BALANCE THIS YEAR
and next. expsrisneeA In any line. to
sell general trade In Virginia: UNI
excelled speciality proposition: COM
mission contract: $35 weekly for ex-
penses. THE CONTINENTAL JEW
ELRY CO.. Cleveland. o.
CALENDAR sALEsNAN WANTED
We want 2 reliable and capable
saissmsn s at on once etc.,. to carry our At
advertising speciAltise In virginia
beginning January ]. 1919. We
have splendid line. carefully Sc.
and Who base EMS .od sn
class Of goods on the road for years.
On our liberal commission basis plan
a salesman who will devote his
ha%s s no aiiseai.y IN e eiearins '1 from
$50 to 500 per week. II you are .
man who can work and can cell goods.
address Sales Manager. KALAMAZOO
ADVERTISING CO.. Kalamazoo.
Michigan. Attach this ADVERTISE
ment TO your reply and give full
particulars regarding your past
business experience.
WANTED. sALEsNAN ON cOMMIs.
sion to follow our customers in Viz
ginta and vicinity on cordials and
bitters. NJ. r. STERN. SIG WEST
Fifty seventh Street. New York. ~. Y.
SALESMAN WANTED TO SELL
/ white goods. shirtings. dress goods
on commission. factory to retailer;
splendid side line for travellers.
BRYN MAWR MILLS. philadelphia.
Pa
WANTED. SALESMAN 70 COVER
the small cities and towns OF vtr-
Kinta, North and South Carolina. in
mems and boys underwear. hosiery.
Applicants must have had expe-
rtence in this particular line. and
must apply. giving full information
as to where formerly employed and
what territory they have Travelled
Preference will be given to those
who have covered this particular ter.
ritory. Drawing account and com.
mission All applications treated
strictly confidential. Address x Isl.
care T;mes-Dispatch.
Statesmen FOR OFFICE APPLIANCE
OF great merit. extensively adver-
tised: exclusive territory. Write Tor
selling plan SCOFIELD COMPANY,
$50 Nassau. New York.
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lerofessfpnal 3aeIp 1uanteb
3oItrtturs anb 6alesnten

ZEAL Estate sALEsMAN VAST
ed-An old. established arm wants
frst- class real estate salesman to
sell suburban property; young man
preferred. Apply 7l3 Mutual
KENTUCKY DISTILLERY WANTS
local representatives. exclusive or
side line. to solicit the saloon and
drug trade for Kentucky Whisky.
adopted by government. WOODLAND
Co, Warehouse No. 70. covington.
Ky.
STARK BROS, LOUISIANA. MO-, BIG
idea in tree selling Best terms
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WrSkE NoN 6isPiA1IM6 ON
fsll line Of millinery sa1 reedy.1eee
sss@wsS snS ussri1Ssi Hsss. A
Ejedo Of millinery neveNsso; ~
s0I up-se-Nese fan saS w1See1
Sviss; coasa. 6reeUesi anerseleos ~
Soye UOoey en1 by TO-
JULIUS DBAA SssS - -
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leeIp, aeaIe am female

NIGHT SCHOOL. Sow RrNNTHG FOR
anbf,ioYs hoys ana girls BOOK
Eeepins. shorthand typewriuax.
p.arranshtp and EnGitsh fsues az
sp~ssai low tuition. MrtSe 0r esH
MASSEY BUSINESS CVt1"1
WANTED EXPERIENCED Ass'st
~. h.okke~p~r and Wen"s's't.'.
r,.,. or f.cra,e. Answer IN own
raudvrs.ry. giving reference sna
.sIary expected &c. Addrees q
care ~s-DispAsco
BIC MONEY WRITING soH0e Wy
dreds OF dollars hovS been meSe %
suec.s.sui wrfserA We ~ - 81
cert cf prodts % successfuI
NE your original posWe. 49, ~
melodies to-day. or wire yor ~
particulars. DC0DALE CO. ~
Gsshtngtou. q. g
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osoaa6e nlsAnsa6s 0ssasee 1swsDaesss
Ur6anne6 s. Depolfh
annATnor wANF AND RAJ -.
8AIB 1BO1U11 n vmolNLA. AND
0mE o. T4D BEST N AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates

: O0a1y. ooo eo0f Do9 Wor0 w.
g aAvanee. Ne Al takeo Ter Hes teen
- eo01A
eananonentSons exeept Situatlon waDsee
- sunday. sltuatfen Wanted. enc ceet
. Weea. Ne Al. sunday taken ZOE 'ess
than 1fteen eeotA
Ne Ads. tnkea for lee than twenty.
Eve eeats WAea DAoned In or charsee
- the e0oAtos.
Phone orders net guaranteed
Consultations net guarantees aStek
os4o y. Il
Fer basiness contracts. send for the
want A1, Mar. Phone Monroe Z.
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'n1ENfaEHfkFs ,flGE fE1r 11Rs
o. flavorA perfumes and toilet prep:
needed Fine sample case furnisSsa
psrticuisra AHERicxN PRoDucTs
Co: e3ss sycamore etrset. csncin-
FREE 70 ADvERTIsERs..A BOOK
looking for results use elassined
section Boyce's Weekly. Write. using
IettsFhead record book. Dept 90, sos
Dearborn Avenue. Chicago.
AGENTS GETTING RICH SELLING
oSs shs sfs s nsSs n
p Oc CATHOLIC IMPORTING
CO.. X 4. Chicago.
A0ENTS-l26 A WEEK FOE TWO
hours work day. A brand-new
hosiery proposition that beats them
all. Write for terms and free sam.
pie II you mean business. GUARAN.
TEED HOSIERY CO. 43s2 State
Building, Dayton. o.
WE START YOU IN BUSINESS. FUR
nishtng everything: men and women;
$40 to 5000 weekly operating our
New System Specially Candy Fac
Srss home or small 5oo% ans
lifetime: booklet free. RAGSDALE
CO. Box S. East Orange. n. J.
AGENTs-NEw BUSINESS. NEW
neld. big profits. selling waterpower
massage machine. Parker sells
first day Margwarth says. making
s1s sa n new ,o sss Postal 5:s h. w"
DO Big surprise awaits you. BLACK
STONE CO.. s7s Meredith Bldg. To-
ledo. o.
AMBITIOUS Statesmen OF NEAT
appearance. call on merchants In
your territory; elegant aooA 'ie eem as
MONT MONT MFG RI0me Co. fsi o.
WANTED. AGENTS. EITHER SEX.
sell guaranteed hosiery: 10 per cent
pront. goods replaced free II hole
a apsss WEIR PROOF. West pill
sdelphia. Pa.
Use YOUR SPARE TINE TO BUILD
own. We help you start for . share
ia 9rS sfs. aSRRTxn
TIES EXCHANGE. buffalo. r. !.
ANSWER THIs-BEsr SIDE LINE
yet New: pays all expenses: 8;
day sure: pocket sawp!e IEMBI
Avenue. Chicago.
AGENTS MAXI BIZ S1ONEI ANsD
become sales managers for our GOODS
Fast office sellers: fine profits. Par
ticuia.s and sample free. ONE DIP
PEN COMPANY. Dept AS. Baiti-
more. Nd -
WANTED. AGENTS TO SEAL COZ:
pons; good proposition NOVEL;
PHorO. STUDIO. ST East Broad
Street. Studio open day and night
AGENTS. MAKE SIS TO 500 EVERY
week selling sign letters Tor stores
and Offices: success guaranteed. san .
pies and particulars Tree. M iah
Lie SIGN CO. All North Clark. chi
AGENTS. I'LL GUARANTEE 81 AN
hour every hour you work: my prop
osition is ahead OF anything ever
offered YOU; ironclad guarantee aha
unusual selling plan get the money
thousands Of satisfied users. only
scfentific razor-sharpener MADE:
diagonal stroke. homes. strops All
razors and safety blades. get ready
f,r big holiday trade. III supply the
goods: the quick-selling plan; you
follow instructions and pocket prohs.
100 per cent and more. give al or
snare time; territory going las,
write me to-day. secretary, ii.
VICTOR COMPANY, sos Victor BLDG.
Canton Ohio.
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FOR SALE. A LOT OF THORol6f
bred Plymouth Rock hens an pa -
Mrs a. { COOKE. Phone MADISON
i65-L.
FOR SALE. GOOD SINGING $500 "a
birds and Eoidnsn. food. grass anu
Canary SEED. ga East Main street.
! FoR SALE, HIGH-cLAss. WELL
! trained rabbit and fox nounos, .,
tiers and pointers. anu q, an the
ra,ietiex in existence in dogs, a ,,
vim. ferrets. rabbits. poultry am
pigeons. write :1r prices ana sn,n
distinctly WA. es dss,e" iSpIS.
Tor price lis. T.; l.
Departmen, H. Reading. Ia
cooJ, BIRD poo FOR SALE. ABE
HANDY. stuart. Va H'N
| Box IS.
ONE EGG PER HEN PER DAl ; M
in your pocket Conkes s,r.nt..d
~ " J Todds sons. t:s N"f,
| S,r street. T. w Wcois sons
! south Fourteenth street ue p
| BeadIes. I4es East Main S Avenue.
NICE sIx-YEAR-oLp. sTASp mule.
! p:ea ..tie place on Ashland car nne;
600 ,-ash. bargain Call J. Z III
( 1I,S care eydnor 4 Huncies. isie"-
( mond
,cI-E HOUNDS FOR SALE. 90,
cogntry.bred dogs Can De -.
| narrox after \. NJ at Sis E~ss
! Main street
/ WaNTED. By AN EAfhhi 100,
| nnn,smsn- situated forty miles TO-
| H,cnmond, two or three bro ooss snS
handle; charges reaso. iv,.
| reference furnished .Aoo'es
. care Ilmes-Dlspatch-
F0R SALE. A BLoCkEf, on 49,
horse. weighs i.seo POUNDS a"' Enone
! and handy IN any
/ Monroe 1899
VIII Ely ONE Goon, WORK
mule Call Monroe 1873
,ITEn ,s. TO 50 g C. WHITE OF
| Ruff OrpinEton pullets. address Win Win
| nr,ce and partic ulars. TO \ ~
! Times-Dispatch
ron SALE. TWO NICE ENGn
braxie hounds, males. tweiNe m"1s
old. ready Tor nuns.Ge Address ID
] ite. care Times-Dtspatcn.
BERKSHIRE PiSS:
49, months old. SO. indian rvnns
ducks. IS cents. Rhode IsIsno
/. IS cents. SatistaStion sT;rSiiins.
| Va
Toy SNIE ONE REGISTERED SEEMs.
Sr,re boar eighteen months orc; 80
| Sa,r nrtce 70 close out 7. a. LNSNs
| Croxton. Va.
ron SALE- TWO FINE JEks
! brood sows and one calf eight m2 p 3
4 oiS Address u. ~ EtNCkG. ="
i ~ No. :. Souta Richmond.
I FOR SALE. BEACTIfUL nrS;s
!! gre. stock. Call IL EsH
!! street phone Madison is.s
Jce, Goal am Uasso
.tsa6Wr4fHER IS coNixc: okDE3
your wood 81 ths Ted 1s sSH 81: ssss!
taiiers' pront Phone MonsSs 80
'I nsss voss g ss.i sss. =: ~ s 1ss
burptnG KIND: is g1ves neeS - ~ ~
i = cutek meal g tokse CO. -
! ssms Try me LonG. TIE "soe
:, IAN. 3aiisoa le7@
l6ooo TX1IIY wo6p Ss.ss CORD
ssged IN st0ve IengthA ssi SoTe
seventeenth street AoSs9s SASS:
OfnfDRED
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SIDE LINE Statesmen. WHO MAKE
small towns or country territory.
our SEA consignment proposition TO
merchants will pay you 81 per order.
carry pocket photo OF goods only;
n Won mean business have US send
you salesman's outfit at once: busi-
ness is what we want NEW EN-
TERPRISE CO.. Upton. KY
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SITUATIONS, PrpfeSStSnaI


Tw SCHOOL. OF MUSIC. go EhSi
Broad street third door,: "; p !. Sa
C,,.ervasoTv method: a short cut TO
sunsrio- results by the written
method together with oral ins,ruc-
zion in plan playing v,ohn p'@s
.,g.nv a. sight. ear training hear
ing with tne eye. seeing with the ear.
,rarxposi..on into all the Keys IRON
IN. beginning. composition IN neio1y
"a harmony. musical analysis
nhTasinx. interpretation. co1ntct
roin; and musical design. etc So
cal course for out-of-iovn ssude"ts
x,..s,I teachers. cou-s-. sps csat
p-I-es and terms during the nrst feM
months of the opening OF this scncv'
,oren every day except Tucsdays'.
,t,, IN priys.c family as teacher 81
c,nps-fon. Is well qualified snc VII
give bssc attention 20 her wosh'
srsu c1.Idren preferred. Addres..
stating terms. MISS r.. care fos'-
master. Highland Sprinxs: va
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leoultry, pits anb Linz 5tork

roR SALE. 4 LOT OF THOROUGH
bred plymouth Rock hens and pas-
lets. hens one year old. % GEMS 49,,
MRS. \. < COOKE faohs "a"eo
r
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WE START YOU IN BUSINESS. FUR
nishing everything: men and women;
$40 TO 5000 weekly operating our
New System Specially Candy Fac
tories" home or small room any
where: no canvassing: opportunity
lifetime: booklet free. RAGSDALE
co. Box S, East Orange, ~ J..
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CAKE BAKER SOBER AND STEADY:
also work o. bread. mast fgTE,sa
reference. married man preferred &.
start on $50 a week. WASHINGTON
STEAM BAKERY. GTe.EsLoG1. y. g
WANTED. EXPERIENCED >CL!CI-
tor. wiih local concern: greatest
ay,!o,f ever oTcrcd Big money. Ap.
plT GEORGE c. ROBERTS Monday
morning carly. Gilg"rt's ~ t'I-
WISTFD- ONE or TWO Dox-MAK-
err. ". = HOOD & CO. Gia:.r PAX
wSsTED. Ef.s
RICHMOND STOVE CO
WANTED. yoyNG Man ~ ENTRY
clerk also one for stock 90 whole
,sle hos,. ADDRESS tn own hand.
.r.,snx. with references. D -. ,arc
Ttne,-Dispsteh-
FouR TELEGRAPH OPERATORS EE.
Gently sent 60 good Positions. TAKE
,euyS< with ss and get good
plsce MASSEY BUSINESS COL
os
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WANTED. AT ONCE. 100 GIRLS. OVER
FOURTEEN YEARS OLD. LIGHT.
XPPLY ALIEN Z 0INTER BRANCH.
SEVENTH AND CARY STREETS
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Qelp 1uI4ate1 4fasele
NfN4761fdaSf 11as6G NAY
earn 1lo0 monthly eorToepon1ing for
neWspApora: no cAAvaaelne. 9And 1or
parficuiara PRESS SYNDICATE. se3
Iockport. II. r..
WO1lEN-6ELL 0UAAANTEED Hos.
isry; 20 per cant Droiat: make Sl0
invSs&igste. STRONG KNIT. Box
Ao7s. West Philadelphia. Pa
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statesmen FOR OFFICE APPLIANCE
OF great merit: extensively adver-
tised: exclusive territory. Write Tor
selling plan SCOFIELD COMPANY.
lan Nassau. New York.
The Glenwood post., 1912-01-27
WASHINGTON,

Aerial mail carriers are entirely
practicable, in the opinion of Joseph
Stewart, second assistant postmaster
general, who has charge of the trans
portation end of the postal business.
The Hayburn subcommittee which
has been investigating the election of
Senator Isaac Stephenson of Wiscon-
sin. unanimously agreed that the
charges of corruption and bribery
have not been proved.
President Taft has decided to send
Congress a message recommending
that an International inquiry be un-
dertaken into the cause of the in
creased cost of living. 1t will be the
most comprehensive inquiry ever un-
dertaken.
Promoters of fraudulent schemes
who had obtained $4,000, 900 from the
public were put out of business dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 80 last,
according to the annual report of
Robert S. Sharp, chief inspector of
the Postoffice Department
DR.. Harvey w. Wiley, chief of the
Chemistry bureau oil the department
of Agriculture, the storm center of the
food administration controversy last
summer, is given a clean bill of health
in the report of the House committee
hat investigated the charges and
counter-charges.
Peat, the only domestic fuel of the
masses in Ireland from the traditional
time when the forests of that country
were cleared away, may be used ex-
tensively in the United States a few
years hence. in the opinion of Charles
A. Davis, peat expert of the Federal
Bureau of Mines, who has been max
ing extensive investigations of the
matter.
Steel tariff revision is occupying the
center of the stage in the House and
the long expected fight is on.
The Glenwood post., 1912-01-27
Sugar Beet Acreage Increases.

Greeley.-Never before in the nine
years history of the sugar beet indus
try in this district has such a large
acreage been contracted for at this
time. Field Superintendent Timothy
reports 1000 acres pledged to the
Eaton factory. 5000 to Windsor, $500
to Greeley and that 10000 acres for
the three factories is easily in sight.
Heretofore it has been the custom to
make special trips to interview pros
pective beet growers, but this year
many farmers have notified the fac
tories of the acreage they wish 20
grow. 1t is estimated that 1000 farm
ers will grow beets in Weld county
next year, close to 10000 acres will be
grown by farmers in the western por-
tion for Fort Collins, Loveland and
Longmont factories and in the east
ern part for Fort Morgan and Sterling
Only prime land will be planted and
it is expected to bring the average
yield to seventeen tons per acre with
sugar test of seventeen per cent.