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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-08
gSoLat0t:s Te Ga1ntI,ie Gcx

lut 40 they do other evlls9 Al
here are employed fine loollnJ
young men 70 trap young girls, how
Is she 20 know the tarea from tn,
NheatG Arc the white slavcrs
houses well furnishedY Are youns
girls sold. and I'm what ways? How
IAN the men secure liquor at IN,
Co make the girls un
What kind OF poison II
put In boxed candy 10 poison girls
Sincerely thanking YOU.
DOROTHY.
Al Will answer your cues.
lions ~ they come. Public
sentiment or (aood sense does
not stamp out this evil because
many men and women believe
Girl never gets 10 one Of these
places unless she wants TO.
know better. Because they ma
Ign our men by saying wives
and children would not be safe
but for the maintenance Of
these unfortunate women.
know better. believe In the
manhood OF America. Because
some do not believe conditions
are as bad ms they are. know
they are worse than they have
heard. Some Of the eauscs are;
Mothers and fathers who do not
give their children the proper
moral Instruction.: because
mothers allow their daughters
20 overdress TO catch nice men,
and the "slavcr" wants her for
his vile business; because par
eats shlrk the responsibility OF
protecting their children. but
rather. allow them TO roam the
streets alone, or In groups. tho
non-rcstrletlon OF obscene and
sensational literature and pic.
lures from news stands and
mail.
There 10 no way by which
the young girl can tell the tsres
from the whoa.--henee the need
o. parental protection until she
is experienced enough TO pro
teet herself by good and mature
Judgment.
Some Of the white slave e.
Establishments arc we'll furnished
some arc on the waterfronts.
where. N alrl ls rot eseep-
,lonally good locking. she 10
considered good enough for the
lowest type Of humanity.
The public extends to the
cafes the right 60 obtain q ~
eense 10 sell liquor. and while
the law excludes minors. the
SLAYER has ways Of making the
Girl say she 10 Of age.
u has been proven that In az
least one OF the Eastern citltes
girls havc beer sold on the
block. az the negro was In an
earlier day. Another method 10
for the manager 20 employ "pro-
eurers." 10 whom they pay
certain sum for procuring girls
for the white slave trade.
u is lnmaterial what poison
ls used-;he point essential TO
young girls 10 TO refuse all
candy proHcred BY any man
who 10 not received as q guest
In her parents horre-and even
then, 10 be very careful where
and when she accepts u. There
was day when a glri's lnro-
eenee protected her. The time
has come when she must be
"ss wise as a serpent" as we'll
az HARMLESS as n dove"
! believe In dwelling on the
good and the true rather than
the seamy side Of life, for BY II
I know the world will be made
better. NY only excuse. N any
be needed. IN uncoverlnu this
great evil. 10 that IL may be
rcmcdled.
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WOMAN IS IN BAD

CAPE GIRARDEAU. Mo. July $.
United States Commissioner +. A.
Kaye held Miss Ella McClenden
under 81 900 bond TO the October
term Of the Cape Federal court TO
answer to the charge OF using the
mails 10 defraud.
Miss McClenden was postmis'
tress a; Stnrdiyant. and kept gen
eral store. II is alleged she forged
n check for $1,000. signing John
Rohan's name. and sent II to the
Clear Greek bank at Georgetown.
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BY Cynthia Grey.
THE SECOND OF

. THE SECOND OF TIIE sEvENAQEs 0F.rHEw MANINLovE
Is AROUND AND ABOUT 20.
Prince CHARMING has had hs day is
approach rwcncs listen OF
them like him Just we'll he awoong OF
ordinary dlegue
TWENTY demands King his QUEEN
DO IN
devotion which Twenty
Woman the FIRST never conscious OF
her Hut Twenty OF Shc
doesn't know IT, she isn't hamabic only fun
knowledge of u feminine asset
At last she understands what mother
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be selfish and hate to
children she lie and yet
o.
And she KING indeed who
and meekiy unworthineAH
society that should awaR keep
barbados which protect
her from evil
he discovers that the QUEEN
pretty UNREAL wEAkNEssEs And moreover he gets
tired OF 10 kncoing attitude.
be aiosd
plain
the business OF vng-we II nor good
plan for any uee o h Mysteries about H.
abandon her position OF woman
become useful a
say stenographer
giving well accepting IT, Love
payIn homag demanding IL
must in the second age Of love
develop domestic vantnnd so Lose her
quoenly 49, -. a,,,-v,,
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AN UNCERTAIN LOVE AFFAIR

AN UNCERTAIN LOVE AFFAIR
Dear Miss Grey: am man OF
q About eight months ago ! met
n lady who was working for me.
and after thai we started TO love
each other very much. The first
OF May she said she was going on
a visit 20 her parents and would
come back aud we would be mar
rled. got about two letters a
week. and I answered promptly.
The last | heardo was two weeks
ago, and when did not get let.
ter for ten days, wrote and asked
what was the matter and II she
was coming the first Of the month:
for, II so, | would come to meet
her. got my letter 6ack, with
mot az home" and Refused" writ
ton on the front. ! sent telegram,
but got no answer.
Miss Greyi love this lady very
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SHALL WE ABOLISH
MARRIAGE lAWS7

Dear Miss Grey: agree with
the Mother 81 Two Babes" who
answers tho CRY Of Free mother.
hood" from the woman who says
she is not legally married. but
longs for n child
You say 20 destroy the laws Of
marriage IL 20 do away with the
work Of civilization say tina. The
institution OF marriage Ia that of
savagery. not Of civilization Fur.
thermore. n great deal OF the work
OF civilization should be done away
with. do not ask that the laws OF
marriage be done away with. but
believe that the brotherhood OF
man will some day be realized. and
these foolish man.made laws will
then be forgotten. n. =.
A.-True. marriage did have
It's starting point In savaaery;
but has man became more civil
lied. lava were made for the
betterment Of the race. Some
were and are detrlr,ent, but
until we have better ones Il 10
folly 10 abolish the ones wo
+ have. ! know personally a
couple who lived under the
commoniaw marriage mot rec
oanlzed In this state) for 20
years, and raised a family Of
I fine children. They were mar
I rled a short time ago, that
their children might have legal
RIGHTS Even az the best, you
see how II lie. l., too. look for
universal brotherhood, and. as
a step to II. marriage will be
placed on a higher footing than
ever before, will be entered
4 into for unsehsh reasons. and
every child find a fsther and
mother In every man and wom-
an IA mccta.
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much. and know shc loved me.
too In there any way 20 win her
back. or find out who returned my
l.ttar7 She - n widow. with a
child. and Is a good woman. and I
love her. that IL all Waiting for
answer ID. \.
Att you will send regis
tered letter ahc cannot receive
IL without signing for IL
neither can anyone else Get u.
II you find she does not care
for you, be a man.
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PHILOSOPHER

ANTWERP. July $50 they
have succeeded at last?" was tho
phlegmatic remark of Edward VAN
dam. famous Jeweler, when inform
ed that thieves had stolen 10000
in diamonds from his safe.
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SEVEN AGES OF WOMAN nv LOVE no. q
WHEN 20 AWAITS THE KING

when they echo each other lie husband
or she and good and OF she
quito naturally the reward OF goodness
trouble PERFECT IN
EVERYTHING ELSE being
nothing entities the alteration OF
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WHITE slAvFRy MFrnons

Dear Miss Grey: have read
your good advice In your columns.
and | want 20 ask about white
slavery, IL IL not a pleasant thing
Co talk about but | do want 10
learn, Why don't people stamp It
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WHAT IS NOISE?

Three members OF the antinoise
committee met In the council cham
Der this morning. and quietly start
ed 20 launch the campaign for the
assassination OF cruel and useless
noises.
Someone asked: What Is a use
less noise7'
Quiet ceased.
Finally the committee decided tn
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Or. l.. y. Clark, D. D. s., Manager
laos Third Az, NJ. w. Cor. Union
koTE-Bring This Ad With You
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Col. for collection. She also filed
for probate at warrensburg. Mo,
some forged papers. II is charged.
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PERFECT DENTISTRY
The finest obtalnable at any
price. The strongest guarantee
ever offered In Seattle. A clear
saving Of from % 10 80 per cent
of the price asked by the ordinary
dental offices. and better work and
more satisfactory service in the
bargain. Painless methods only
nothing to hurt. nothing to fear.
Nothing but the very highest grade
used and dentists who are
experts.
Regular extra heavy "a
$40 Gold Crowns. ........Yf
Regular $40 Never WE
Slip Plates ...............
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TwO-ThirdS of a
Loaf and a Full Loaf

Cost Just the samethe difference lies in the amount
and grade OF bread you buy. "Hosum, where YOU get
sixteen OF hghgrade bread for nickel and
thirty-two for dimc-or other kind that
weighs twelve in the five-cent LOAF and from
twenty-five to thirty in the tcn-cent loaf
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|tiafr
autt
xper
late
mar
I'd tt
| River
II st
her
i yc
don
md
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sad tbats pooy made and isn't wrapped Isn't to be
naroa with "osum" Bread. in an absolutely sanitary
80. -, a ost modern Of machinery and carefully wrapped
- ,ovent ita being before II reaches you Hs mace
clean sold clean delivered clean In Whie wax paper wrap
,h the name "Iosum" in. Blue letters insist upon
having the genuine more and you ho" you
getting fun weight highqualy genuinely wholesome bread
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AMBITIOUS, ENERGETIC WOMAN OF
superior executive ability wanted FOR
Important worlt. Must have good edu-
cation, pleasing personality and tact
Exceedineiy remuneyative, permanent
nosItion' but DO moi answer unless you
nre e tireless, enthusiastic worker, and
can meet requirements fully. Aodaess
Y-31. Tribune. 6Eo-'
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help


ALMOST ANY HIGH-WAGN MECAASS.
learned Ia United States Navx you
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pay, eat good food, have plenty q amuse-
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at once. and put yourself HqueIe'y ,,a 0
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q healthy life, build UP fine pnysieT.d
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Call at Navy recruiting station, Judge
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facts Of navy life from tho officers officers
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IABoRERs, WEST OF PoCATEtSLs0I.
Idaho, R. R work. S2.25 day snip
Monday noon. Pass ,,
Cook, $50, board and room; small care'
Laborers, near city. Sc. hours.
Plesterer, close In, fare 2ec-
Laborers, close to city, $3.50 Day @ S@an.p;
Japanese. light housework. SSo' ooaro
Iaborsrs, Ogden. Utah, s226. hours.
Pass. .oxn ar
Iaborers, track-layinS work. s2.oo per
0''' r. HANSEN & COMPANY,
f'ioho "S'' h49s
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AGENTs-To SELL LUBRICATlNE
oils. belts. hose. paint varnlsh, 10 ,to iu
owners, stores. threshers. farmers. out
side large cities; exclusive territory . 10
right party; experience desirable nua M pH
absolutely necessary. Manufacturers ~, ~
& Grease Co. Cleveland. Ohio fS9Ie
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WANTED
WanfeC1-AFentS

GARTSIDES Iron RUST SOAP IO' ~
4054 Lancaster ave-. Philadelphia. d. d.
Gartslde's Iron Rust Soap Gu :. fesiS
tered patent No. 34TT) removes Iron rust
ink and ali unwa shable stains from clolh-
Ing, marble, etc, with magical eneeIi
Good seller, big margins. Tho original;
csc n tube. Beware of fnfringemen's or
'.le pssa peIa.s -" n,.tinls g379i
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WANTED. FOR NEIGHBORING TOWN.
women for general housework; wages
sS per week. Apply any time Sunday or
before noon Monday at room 500. Hotel
l tan. h5l2
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T-ROOM .nnss q
boarding h9u,p hS9ounpls e
be used as uy, 70 ~
Hyland 37a-l II
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EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER and
Office man wants position elgh5 years
experienco mine and srnelter WORE 9esl
references Address "A. Irlouhe' s1@o9
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SOLICITORS TO CALL on DEALD
big commission. Article soils 1InidI,,
CAL Hotel 9th East. room 81. h503
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6-ROOM HOUSE Am
1923 So. sth Ess, 81
w. Temple.
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Warted-To Borrow

~~--~----->~~-~---~---~-~-~
By RELIABLE PARTY, TWO HUN
Cred dollars for eight months, twelve
pc. cent interest; good security. Address
Ass. Tribune. hIT7
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ACTIVE, AMBITIOUS MEN TO SELL
exceptionally high-class groceries direct
to consumers. Liberal advances on Or
ders; our bonus system big feature; per
manent positions. best season at hand
Write tho BIC. HOUSE today for partie-
ulars. naming county desired. IMPORT
ERS, ATANUFAC ACTURERS WHOLESALE
GROCERS. JOHN SEXTON & CO;
CHICAGO, ILL. h16S
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HOUSE eI S ROOMS IN1
5th ave Inquire 81
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statesmen wANTED-EXPERTNN
unnecessary; easy work, big pay. Write
for large list Of openings offering oppor-
tunitles to earn S100 TO $500 a month
whilo you learn; positions assured Ad-
dress Dept. 4S5, National Salesmen's
Kansas City, San Francisco. hl62
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NICE s-ROoM Bory7
End West
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sALESMDN MAKING SMALL TOWNS;
whole t!me or side line. should carry our
fast selling pocket side line. Special sales
plan allowing return OF unsold goods.
sion on each order. Something entirely
new. Write for outfit today Garfield
Mfg. Co., 2os SigeI St. Chicago, ~ -,
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Wanted-ROoms and Board

BOARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE
family hy young lady. Reasonable
Address AS4. Tribune. h3Is
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DUCK SHOOTING

$500 YOUR RIGS NOW. FARMERS
sos State WINS. 475S
gloss
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THoIoUGHLY vc,,
J., brick; steel rnnre' nv ~
large cement ccIIs,
orick garage. ceusutV
cation. Second avn sva
inquire Utah saylss, 4
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TRAvBLrN sALDsMEN. GOOD SIDE
line. Free pocket sales outflt. Easy
seller Merchant guaranteed against loss
We pay express and take back unsold
goods. Our promptly paid commission
pays your entire travelling expenses. Har-
vest season now on. Write quick. Tenn
by Jewelry Co.. 2Oo6 g. Michigan Ave;
Chicago. hl6O
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CLEANING AND DYEING

-1~~~------~~~O~-~-~
sail LAKE CLEANING co. BEST
morK: prompt delivery. 265 South STATE,
was b23o. Hylsnd 1893. sSsSS
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AGENTS As REPRESENTATIVES, IN
nearby towns; good propositions 70 seV.
eral good mon with some experience IN
this business. References required, ,Ap.
ntca nts residing IN small towns or from
SAT- Lake City considered. Regal Clean
ing Co., 1856 East 2nd South. hzso
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VACUUM CLEANER AGENTS. HERE
It is; absolutely new design In wheei-
err: new yieible nozzle; exclusive appear
ance; sells quick at ST so. Write for par
ticuars about noney-back guarantees
now. Doty Company. Dayton, ONO 40
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP
PLY READY FOR WORK AT A NJ.
AND P. NJ. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY.
221 SOUTH 9TH EAST.
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WANTED
Wanted-SalesInen

CALENDAR SALESMEN WANTED
We want ono or two reliable and capa-
BILE statesmen at once to carry our at
tractive line or calendars, fans and ad-
vertislng specialtIes. We have O splcn-
did line. carefully selected By men long
in this business and who have them
selves sold this class OF goods on the
road for years, On our liberul commits
sion basis plan a salesman who will de-
vote his Hme exclusively to our line
should have no difficulty IN making
man who viii work and can sell goods
address Sales Manager, Kalamazoo Ad-
vertising Co., Kalamazoo. Mich. Attach
this ad to your reply. and whom answer
Ing state territory you prefer and give
fun particulars regarding your past busio
ness experience. hlao
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NEW FIVE -Eo9Gan /
wood floors bp', IN
cept furnace. ,IliIs nS. I'd
rent TO RESPONSE ~ \, n
at iIth ave. ana Hns y Ts
. today, or paon
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MODERN. .so S Roosa =,
$50 per mont60as month. ~
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SPECIALITY SALESMAN WITH ROAD
experience to sell guaranteed line OF
practical patented specialties Exclusive
contract Write for particulars, stating .tias
Mgr, 900 Lincoln Bldg. Minneapolis.
Minn. h137
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YOUNG MAN, TWENTY, BUSINESS n5S,
education, three years office 1refsIs SSpefi, 10
Lam line: can use typewriter. ADDRESS
X-20, Tribune
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SALESMAN. EXPERIENCED TRAy..
eler, for western territory for 1914. Well
known line. Attractive sales proposition.
High commission with $500 weekly ad-
vance, References required, Sales Man
nger, 500 Woodward Ave. Detroit, Mich;
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FINEST HOME IN -
grounds, hot yst,s ~
hardwood finish. is-.
Temple.
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vi vim b bath. hAISiESoaS; IiTSoI;a 8. q
mace and ranea tsss
New Grand Hoths'e theTSs 1
Main sts. ''s' ~
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WANTED -LIVE-WIRE statesmen
TO connect for the year 1914 with the
finest line OF advertising signs. calendars
and novelties on the market, Write at
once to the Scioto Sign Co., Kenton, Ohio,
h13S
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER

REYNOLDS & SUMMERS.
Largest. best equipped stenocranh,c Of
b. IL the entire west. 1908 Walker
S---- o-9s. h2i!
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F1RELESS COOKER. OR 2 COM
6Sre IA. .t.!ei1ts: ~ aIuminum or porcelain lined
eoo- eos .. tribune. h500
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PRIVATE DETECTIVE SERv.
I'VE

tlRST-CLASS WOMAN OPE1 no..
sCleI work; women detectives nv
nlshed: references. 40 Utah saS, auT
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Wanted-Situation (Female)

MIR BUSINESS MAN. PHONE OR
write your requirements to the REM
NGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANYS 8
FRDE EMPLOYMENT DEPT. and your
stenographio or clerical vacancy will be
filled with a competent assistant Wa
satch II, g2933
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MAKE BIG MONEY WRITING MOVING
picture plays $50 each. No CORE
spondence course, Plays revised. etc, De.
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sSb. sta. C, Los Angeles. Cal. hl35
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salesman, EXPERIENCED IN ANY
line TO sell general trade in Utah. On
excelled speciality proposition. Commits
Continental Jewelry Company. S2-44
Continental Building, Cleveland, Ohio.
h1S1
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MAN TO WORK ON FARM CLOSE TO
town. will lease the place TO re-
spopsiDle party. Only those experienced
in gardening and farm work need apply
Address A-43 Tribune. h30S
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Wanted-TO Trade

RESTAURANT; EXCELLENT LOCA-
ton, doing good business, 10 trade for
rooming house. Call before 10 q. m,
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COOP BooKKEEPDR. FURNISHING
office Accommodations, wants set OF
books. your chance TO cut expense. A.
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TO TRADE-GoOD BICYCLE FOR Me-
dunn size trunk Address box is92
g32HN
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MIR. Mali, ORDER NAN. ,.,
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responsible corporation We furnish best
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proposition, Copyrighted prospectus iree'
Write today.
81 z. 9Th. Pittsburg, Kansas ,,o
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SALESMAN FOR GENERAL MERCAN-
tile trade In Utah. to sell new prop
osition OF merit. Vacancy now. At
tractive commission contract. $500
weekly for expenses. Miles r. Bi1Ier Co,
Wholesale jewelers.. 275-A Carlin Build
Ing, Cleveland, Ohio. hl32
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LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN,
wages about 500, positions assured
competent. inexperienced men. Send age.
stamp. Railway. care Tribune. gl5o1
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EXPERIENCED SURVEYOR AND AS
saver wants position; can furnish own
equipment. References. Address a;llsZs
Tribune. e9D
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WANTED
Wantcd-Female Help

Salt Lake City by largest educational
institution OF It's kind IN the United
States, to engage most capable woman
can find for special work requiring good
education, strong personality and super1or
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