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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-25

delightful places in America.
Bishop James Atkins, Dr. James
Cannon, DIR. George R. Stuart. John K.
Pepper and other leading men OF rhe
South are identified With tbs great
movement.
1t is the policy of The Southern As
sembly to make this the religious ana
Intellectual center Of the Methodist
Church. The various auxiliary organ
izations will erect buildings 70 serve
as headquarters and model schools
CT instruction. But the recre2uF
features are not to be neglected AZ
grounds not set apart for Assembly
buildings, parks. driTeways, gun
courses and other recreation grounas
have been divided into lots by shliliA
landscape artists and engineelS
These will be sold for summer resi-
dences. The idea is to utilize al y
this God given grandeur in brinslHs
about maximum benefits TO Dod! anu
soul. 1t is to be a Christian sulilln'-
resort the like of which the Woriu h'-
never seen
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-25

sure, but WHO knows how fast the
town of Waynesville is actually grow
ing?
Do you?
Well possibly this one fact will
serve as an index to that remarkable
growth:
Building operations within the cor
poration limits, work now actually
under way, amounts to more than
$110 600!
This amount takes no account o.
the vast sums spent and being spent
al Lake Junaluska, neither does it in
Guide the various improvements in
the surrounding country, such as, fol-
instance the $1,000 addition to Eagles
Nest-thaC remarkable hotel which
gazes at Q world from its dizzy height
People have been coming to Way
nesville from the hot South ever since
roads were made. When the Murphy
line was built they began to come in
larger numbers and last season there
were 10000 visitors, which as a dis
interested observer, you will admit is
some little crowd of people
Now there's talk of a new railroad
and that will help some of course,
but almost as potent factor as an
other railroad would be is the good
reads sentiment prevailing here
haywood county has many miles OF
improved roads-that goes without
the saying almost, and the roads
around Waynesville are particularly
HE. But within very reasonable
distance of Waynesville lies the great
city OF knoXville-and Knoxville is
the gate city through which some
Gay literally thousands of automo
blies from the South viii come to the
mountains of Western Mort hCarolina
and to Waynesville.
The completion of the Asheville-
knoxville Highway will mean just
this:
1t will open up this scenic play
ground 10 many OF tie richest States
in the South.
Ard VIII they come?
The answer is-they will! Ten
thousand of them came last season.
But "Waynesville the Beautiful
Goes not depend entirely upon tlc
welcome summer visitor for IFS nros.
perity
Inc town has an annual payroll OF
something like $4,000, and the men
VINO 90 things in the town have but
one fixed determination in life Tha-
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-25

company, for instance, which has its
Headquarters in Haywood county, is
capitalized at 100000. And it is
worthy CT note that the countys ma
tural wealth has as yet only been
scratched on the surface
Yes, WaynesyilIe is coming city.
It's the county seat Of g county I'M
eQualed in the production OF apples
and fine cattle, lcrses and sheep.
Grass grows on the 1n1..2.aln sides as
Ea.l IS IN the valleys. and as fast as
tie timbeI'i is removed & richer predict
springs up. Haywood county is also
rich in minerals while her water pow
er is a vast undeveloped source Of I'M
told wealth
All this means much to Waynesyille
and that is why these facts are set
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-25

It has paved streets and macadam
roads, electric lights and the purest wa
ter supply in the United States. 1t is
within a days journey of all the
principal cities east Of the Mississippi,
and good through Pullman service,
and has excellent hotel and boarding
house accommodations.
The town has two strong banks
with a capital of 100000 and assets
aggreatin 81 100000. A development
which is to have very Marked effect
on the city's growth is an electric
trolly line which will direct much of
the county's commerce into this city.
This project is backed by local capt.
tai and will be built. 1t will mean
a very great deal to the future of
Waynesville.
A town is what it's business men
make it and Waynesville is the fine
city it is solely because of the energy
and public spirit of it's citizens and
business houses.
Clyde H.; Ray is mayor of Waynes-
vile.
The city councilmen are P. L. Tur-
byfill, w. L. Hardin, J. L. Struggled,
Henderson Jones, Charles Miller.
Hardin Howell is city attorney and
j. S. Bohanan is city treasurer.
The Waynesville Board of Trade is
an active organization composed Of
the business men of the town. Mr..
Frank w. Miller, Secretary. will cheer
fully answer all inquiries.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-25

Of course, most everyone knows
that Waynesville is beautiful resort,
beautifully situated within the very
shadows of the great old Smokes and
The towering Balsams.
Everybody knows, too, that last year
there were 10000 visitors here: that
this year there's going to be more;
that some day soon there's going to
be a paved road from here up to
Knoxville's front door; that the great
Southern Assembly and superb Lake
.Junaluska are right at hand; that the
town has an annul payroll of some
thing like $4,000, and all that sort of
thing
h erybody knows all that to be
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-25

is oincrease as rapidly as possible
this already substantial payroll.
Wynesville is really destined to be-
come a great manufacturing centre
Of that there can be no doubt. The
Waynesville Furniture Company, the
Unagusta Manufacturing Company,
the Waynesville Wood Manufacturing
Company and the Junaluska Leather
Company, besides many smaller in
Gustries here. are all prosperous and
doing a constantly increasing bust
ness.
The rich natural resources of the
country Immediately surrounding
Waynesville offer remarkable oppor-
tunities for investment One lumber
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-25
Lake Junaluska
Where One Million Dollars :,
Being Invested

Within one and one-half miles of
Waynesville is the largest Chautau-
qua and Assembly grounds in the
world-a one million dollar enterprise.
The Southern Assembly which is
backed by the Laymen's Movement of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
owns magnificent stretch of country,
one thousand acres or more, within a
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-25

Eotel on the grounds. and
buildings devoted to the use of ,bo =.
ferent Southern States whose a,
gates and visitors Will como b
There will be large training soh..
Grounds for all kinds Of bao,,h, !,
recreations, more handsome resiaon.
and innumerable other attrac,;oS
which will make this one Of tho r,o
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DIED

PRATT-At ;he residence OF her daush-
ter. Mrs. 7. D. Fleury. iSl street
July 81. 1919. Sarah Williams Pratt. In
her 9Sth year. Private funeral services
viii be held az S. ID. Evans mortuary
chapel this Sunday morning. Intermeni
City cemetery.
ADAMs-In this city, August 2. 1913.
months. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
W. Adams, 1888 South First West street
Funeral services VIII be held today. Az.
gust ). az p. m: at the funeral chapel
street. Interment. City cemetery.
WING-At 1887 South Eleventh East
street. August !. 1918, OF measles.
Charles A.. son OF Charles A. and Eliza
1911. in Salt Lake City. Funeral services
today (Sunday) at u noon, from the fam
ily residence. Friends are invited to at
tend. lnterment In MIL Creek cemetery.
1913. Henry j. Rothschild. aged 70
years. at the family residence. 2i2 Sew,
enth East street. Funeral services VIII
be held Tuesday. August .. at 10 a. m:
cemetery. ST. Paul and IndIanpalis pa
pers please copy.
McDONNELL--At s33 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. August 2, 1919. OF hemorrhage
OF the lungs. Archibald John MeDonnsll;
body is at the funeral parlors of Joseph
William Taylor. 25 South West Temple
street. Notice Of funeral later.
PARET-In ;hIs city. August ., 1919,
John r Paret Gate Of Sweetwater.
Tex, native OF New York. aged so
years. Notice OF funeral later. Body a
ODonnells undertaking parlors.
LI1WIS-At l24 South Fourth West
street. August ?. 1913, OF Bright's dis
ease, Mary Ann Lewis. born May 10,
1912. in Cardiff. South Wales, Europe.
wife OF ex-SheriH Thomas +. Lewis. Fu
nera! notice later.
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help

NAVE YOU a TRADE2 IF OVER IL
join the United States navy Immediately
and learn trade. such as electrician. car
penter. yeoman machinist and copper
snalth, etc Fifty trades taught 10 men
OF ability on board ship, or in navy train
Ing schools. Make sure OF good living for
lie. No government ever before offered
such splendid opportunities for free travel
and high wage knowledge. Good pay.
good food, good sleeping accommodations.
Plenty OF free amusement. Promotion pos
s!be up TO chief petty officer, then to
warrant officer Some ambitious men
win commissions. Cali at navy recruiting
station. Judge bldg. East Srd South and
Main ST., salt Lake CITY. Learn expert
ences OF officers and enlisted men there.
Write for Interesting free booklet. MAX
ing OF a Man-O- -Warsman." Tells all
about life on a big warship. Address
Bureau OF Navigation, Box ass, navy de-
partment. Washington, ID. c.
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TEETH TALKS.
Il you come here and have your
teeth fixed the douglas Way
you will be an enthusiastic Doug
las Booster ever afterward.
"soLACEA TREATMENT"
CTTsts Inark.l
That's Douglass own discovery
It enables you 10 smile while the
most difficult operation Is being
performed Oh your teeth. I am
the original 'If II hurts don't pay
ne" dentist. Believe me, make
good. Try ne and be happy.
DOUGLAS PRICES
Rua az low as:
Porcelain Crowns $500
Gold Crowns .....-.-...<....s3 $500
Bridge Work ...........,...,.ss0 $500
Rulings .-.--......-.-..... %
Extract!ons Free = Free Free.
"Nuprocess" Teeth (without
plates) .................s5 $500
DOUGLAS,
Dentist
Open Sundays.
SIS Brooks Arcade Bldg, 90 Floor.
State and Broadway
e2s1
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FUNERAL NOTICES


HYLAND-Funeral services FOR Mrs
Mary Hyland. who died al 1854 South
Third East street, August 1. 1913, will be
held tomorrow (Monday). Funeral cor
tege will leave ODonnell & Co.'S chapel
theGral. where requiem mass Will be
celebra ted at II O'Clock. InterInent. Mt.
Calvary cemetery. Friends invited.
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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 the BIG HOUSE today for partic-
ulars. naming county desired. IMPORT
ERS, MANUFAC CTURERS, WHOLESALE
GROCERS. JOHN SEXTON & CO.. CHI
CAGO ILL. e23S
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BOWLING ALLEYS

WINDSOR BOWLING PARLORS. 22s
Main Prizes each week for ladies'
high scores. nn5SJ
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Wanted-To Trade
Wanted-TO Borrow

WANT TO BORROW $4,000 FOR ONE
year for mercantile proposition IN new
town IN Nevada: ample securiaes Ad-
dress oox E-52 Tribune. ala
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SCIENTIFIC HEALING

REMOVED FROM 255 3RD AVE. TO asa
81 When you have failed 10 get re-
Nef from the knife or medicines call on
me Tor a trial. No medicines or knife
DR.. J. II. Earr. 3si g.. c56lT
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help

TEETH TALKS.
II you come here and have your
teeth fixed the Douglas Way"
you will be an enthusiastic Doug
las Booster ever afterward.
"soLAcEA TREATMENT"
(Trade rnerk.)
That's Douglass own discovery
IL enables you 10 smile while tho
most difficult operation is being
performed on your teeth I am
the original IF IL hurts don't pay
me" dentist. Believe me. I make
good. Try me and be happy.
DOUGLAS PRICES
Run as low M.
Porcelain Crowns .,.,......., $500
Gold Crowns $500
Bridge Work ............s $500
Fiiings ...-...-............ rs
ENtractions Free - Free - Free
"Nuprooess" Teeth (without
plates) .s-...v-.,..-.,..-.., $500
DOUGLAS.
Dentist
Open Sundays.
3IS Brooks Arcade Bldg. Sd Floor.
State and Broadway,
e2eo
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PUNCH BOARD statesmen.
Big commissions, unlimited possibilities
by giving part or entire time selling Nov
city Punch Board Deals. Hoodwtn Co.
1005 Madison st.. Chicago. e240
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BUTTON FACTORY

-c.~N~~~~~~~~---~~>- --~~>-~~-~-~---~-~~~~~~
ALL KINDS AND SIZES FROM YOUR
own material; special attention 10 mai
orders. 1923 Mercantile Annex Was
@b!'- d23l6
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TAILORS
FOR MOTHERS

II LILY BABY SHOP. WHERE
snsc,,1 we MAKE ns ladies and children's clothes:
Musray. psSsa aSs Sn az york. Mrs. H. NJ.
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EXPERIENCED I,AT-@,01
:, wofK by the day. ASdnsREss +
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8 OR 4 ACRES TRTICK -,
proved or unimproved. 49,.
name cash price. Address G.I
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WANTED
Wanted-Situation ;,

THOROUGHLY aoi TRSfSSSS~-s..
O ", woman desires posIt,nniE poIi,nED BS-
lrst class arm. Rnn,Sio Ruy,,ion Q. ~,
uypIst and capa 5le Of s,enons,;
uino i OF deteii Office wdri dnrSihaung y
ING. Address L-2s, TP,h, Tn, preisnl
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BANK, BAR AND 0
FIXTURES

BANK, OFFICE, BAN, A-
fixtures; special designs ~
applica ton; household reirlss
ON anS pocket billiard Iaoie
alleys and supplies: Srurs. 4.
Collender Co., 55-67-Ss we"
pie. Phone Wasatch 4es-
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" fncos INV COMPETENr. w1r,.
- enoo5, s,,ni, wants to take 18th n
OF small boarding houss tGnarse d;
Has two girls. Il ana N =, or out.
heIp' IL necessary. Address yesss
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CONTRACTORS

CEMENT CONTRACTOR ALL KINDS
oi nrst-ciass cement work. Hyland
-Vio-"' DISCO
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Wanted-Salesmen

MAKING SMALL TOWNS,
Whole time or side-line, should carry
our fast selling pocket side-line. Special
sales plan allowing return OF unsold
goods. Makes quick, casy sales: $500
commission on each order. Something en-
tirely new. Write for outfit today. Burd
Mfg. Co.. 212 Sigel ST, Chica go, Ill.
e237
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TAILOR-MADE CORSETS

MRS. MANN. SPIRELLA CORSETs.
l-yeaE guarantee. 20 w. 4th North
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WANTED-GIRL wAvTe -,
M-l2, Tribune. "oskef
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Lodge Notice

S-~~-~--------~->y->-, -
TO THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
Of Enterprise lodge No. Is. l. o. o. +.
and all Odd Fellows: You are requested
70 be present AZ O'Donnells undertaking
parlors Sunday. August 3. at 2;30 p. m.
20 attend the funeral OF our late brother,
Bush Walker.
OSCAR VAIL VI. @,
WILLIAM WATROCS. Sec
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SALESMAN FOR THIS TERRITORY.
Begin August 18th. Splendid line for
all classes Of stores. Perma nent position.
Commission contract, Expenses adva anced
right man. American Standard Jewelry
Co.. Detroit Mich e235
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Wanted-To Ru-

YOUNG LADY DEsInrs
graphic position, HylanS ss..
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FIREPROOF ST0Rl'

If YOU ARE A PARTIcyiIM.,s - Z
YOU want your household sslss
only IN the best place. : ~
clean from dirt and vermin. n..ssrss
In every respect our co1l|
best for furniture storass vou q
and we will quickly snoH HsjoRA1
REDMAN FIREPROoF IN
Phone 555.
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LARGE COMPANY DESIRES AT ONCD
representative in this territory to look
after It's big interests and customers IN
this territory. Good salaried position for
the man that makes good. Position per-
manent. Address R P. Covert, Sec. $685.
6937 Monroe Ave, Chicago, Ill. e231
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AGENTS-POSTAL BRINGS FREE
Monthly Directory Ullustrated); con-
tains details newest, best-sellins special
ties and money-Tnaklng propositions OF
responsible concerns 3 Publishing Co,
I13 Cedar ST., New York. e2&3
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GROCERY SPECIALS


1000 PAIRS WOMENS, CHILDREN S
and boys oxfords. s5c and csc, worth
UP 20 $3.50; no At, money back; 6 large
cucumbers 6c: 3 lbs. green beans, 10c.
NJ ]. B., Wedding Breakfast white
House. Schilling's. Yale coffee, Csc; Lip
tons Yellow Label teas. SOC: cans pork
and beans. 25c; tall can salmon. Ice; G
cans sardines or devled ham. Csc;
straight grade flour. Si.O5; Germade. soc:
los. ng cakes. 25e; Jello. 25c; gallon
can syrup, 45c; lbs rice, navy beans
or red beans. 25c: boxes Shoe backing.
&c: Bakerized coffee. SOC: Postum cere-
al. koife.et. zoe; honey. lb.. 10c; 12te
pancake flour. &c; best cream cheese, To-,
2oc: lbs; ginger snaps. soda crackers
25c; eoitolene, Soc. Soc. Sl.i5; Quaker
oats. 10c; gallon can catsup, soc: ! 10
Gold Nugget butter and 1 sc cake toilet
soap. S5e; ! gallon Mason Jars, SOC; Iye
and chloride lime can. &C: peanut but
ter, ID, Zoe; Csc glass peanut butte, 15c,
! 10. 6oc cocoa, 25c; 25c and l5c
package Soapade, 25c; lbs. sugar ard
! To- good baking powder, BIC. / ID. good
baking powder and . 15c packs ges
Soapade. 25c. Chicago store, Halls
west FIRST South. e121
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MANUFACTURERS DESIRES PLACING
valuable agency; perpetual repeater;
income Garner; business builder; esy;
no competition, protected territory guar
anteed Automatic Perfection company.
II West 42nd st, n. Y. e22o
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KODAK DEVELOPING


We DO EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.
Utah Photo Materials Co.. 423 Main ST.
d263s
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25 CONCRETE MEN AND LABORERS.
5th East and 1ith South streets. e269
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SIGNS AND SCENERY
SANITARTUM

QUIET. COOL, PRIVATE SANfTARIUN
Where nervous cases and children are
catered TO; Ideally located; rates r.a-
sonaole. loi Wilson ave. Hy. s5s-R.
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a -.,s;I RELIABLE JAPANro, ;.
royIs %ishes position In a isISi,Es. nSE n
WORKER or kitchen heln 'a,nlly a
W. 2nd South st. K otSc ytS a
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AGDNTS-YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO AC-
cept ordinary proposition while agency
for Guaranteed Aluminium Cooking Uten-
sIs Is open. Answer quick. Protected
territory American Aluminium Mfg. Co,
DIV. 2073. Lemont, III. e24l
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AGENTS-A DIGNIFTED PROPOSITION.
Big profits. Business men and house
wives buy on sight. Investigate today.
Sample postpaid 35c Coast Manufactur-
ing Co, Desk r, Fresno, Cal r17S
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COMPETENT WOMAN 49,
ton as cook; Will 20 o,s w,sAsu
quire lls So. 1st Yves, 'us q &
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FURRIERS
FUR sTORAGE,REMoDEL

FURS STORED, CLEANED. REPAIRED
renodeled; summer prices: expert fur
riers, Hudson Bay Fur Co., Was. 1851.
122 Main st bi7s;
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wANTED-AGENTS AND statesmen.
wide awake agents and managers make
s4s to s72 weekly and upwards, exclusive
field. no charge for territory. One sale
daily better than salary. Ono demon
stratlon gets the order. Lively salesman
may appoint sub agents. Address The
Morse Company. Kalamazoo. Mich.
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WANTED
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GARTsfDE's IRON RUST SOAP CO.
46S5 Lancaster Ave. Philadelphla, Pa,
GartsIde's Iron Rust Soap (U. 8. reg
istered patent No. 34ID removes iron
rust. ink and all uhwashable stains rom
clothing, marble, etc, with magical ef-
feet Good seller. big margins. House
Toulouse agents and store statesmen want
ed The original, 25c tube. Beware
of infrInpeuaents and the penalty for
making. selling and using an lnfringed
a rticIo 1854
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Wanted-Situation (Male)


NEAT. WILLING. OBEDIENT YOUNG
man wants work on chicken ranch or
private place; small wages. Address X
90 Tribune. d3042
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Wanted-MisceIIanso

FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS =
VIII pay you first class MI.
q Robbins Co. 60 w. 2nd Ea,.
satch 5l7l.
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS Ap-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT A. M
AND I P. NJ DAILY, TROY LAUNDRY.
AL SOUTH 9Th EAST
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WATCH REPAIRING

WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED:
work guaranteed; moderate prices.
prompt delivery. Wilson 81 Co.. 1923 D.
=. MalkeI Bog. d3i53
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SALESMA OPENING; FOR
Hard proposition TO general tra5e Iib
eral commission contract balance thIs
Esar and 1914 S. e. Kline, sale manaser
.er eIiiI!, Nsio
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BIG MONEY MAKER; EXCLUSIVE
territory; fastest seller; needed In
every household. store. in fact. every
where, free samples. Hirshe Manurac-
turing Co., 65 Oliver St, Boston, Mass:
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YOUR INCOME
selling guaranteed kn,t-goods for lar
gest manufacturer In America. Write
for free outfit and particulars OF great
est money-making proposition ever Of
fered Madison Mills, 4ss Broadway. New
York e222
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CARPENTERS and JOBBERs

SCREENS. FURNITURE
repaired. reupholstered. Evington, l49
=. 2nd South. Hyland 32i5-R dl75S
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WANTED-MoTORCyc1C
eole Address G-SI, Tr,bnns'
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A F. HOPPER. GROCERIES AND
meats Was 81 or 96. $40 Main c979
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