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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-06
MOVING PICTURE THEATFRS TO AID women IN
CAMPAIGN FOR MUNICIPAL SLAUGHTER HOUSE:
Plan USED PREVIOUSLY IN ANTEFlY CRUSADE

The movies will be used by Grand
Forks women in a campaign now un-
der way for the establishment Of a
municipal slaughter house. and on
which Gdand Forks will vote mex,
Tuesday when tho question Of bonding
for It's construction will be submit
ted.
Slides depicting present conditions
in Grand Forks slaughter houses will
be thrown on the rec during the
regular performance of the moving
picture theaters, and in this manner
first hand information Of the actual
methods Of handling meat by local
butchers will be distributed.
Not only will the women who are
backing the movement show condi-
tions Of Grand Forks slaughter houses.
but they also will depict sanitary
slaughter houses. showing modern
meat handling methods in contrast
with the old method.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-06
TOUR DELAYED
I. BYBALL GAMES
Postpone Pembina Tour for
Two or Three Days Ow-
ing to Conflicting Dates
WOULD
r
Offers Camping Site and Fa-
cilities- Arranging liner
ary For Excursion.

New dates for the two-day automo-
bile tour into Pembina county proba-
bly, will be fixed within a day or two,
h committee in charge having deem
ed 1t advisable to make a change be-
cause of the fact that the dates orig
inally fixed, August 10 and 20. con-
f1ict wit hthe last series of baseball
games here this season.
1t Is possible that August 81 and
22-Thursday and Friday-wil be
chosen, but no definite decision has
vet been made.
Cavalier Wants Party.
This morning the citizens Of Cava-
lier extended an invitation to the
Grand Forks Commercial club to
ing the night that the party intends
to be out.
Cavalier offers the use of Its SPLEEN
did park for. the, camp that is pro-
posed, and an added feature is found
in the fact that the city has a big
oven. already constructed. which
might be used for the purpose Of con-
Quoting an old fashioned barbecue.
The invitation has MOI been acted
on yet, as the, club committee is un-
settled as. to route and time.
Many Cities Interested.
Many of he emhina and northern
| Walsh county. cities are greatly in
terested in the plan Of action. They
all want the club to come their way,
and promise to make things as pleas
ant as possible for them during their
stay. url- ~
The. succesA with which the other
tours have been conducted has arous-
ed the interest of the residents OF
Pembina in the forthcoming excur-
sion, which will be conducted along
the same lines as the previous ex-
petitions.
George K. Munro is in charge of
the preliminary arrangements as the
representative of the committee.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-06
SAUNDERS0N IS
MADE PRINCIPAL
-.
Nephew of Dr.S.A. Saunder.
son Elected Head of the
Marvel Schools.

G. G. saundersbn. nephew OF Dr.. s.
A. '~saundersons Of this city, has been
appointed principal of the Marvel
public school, which has been greatly
enlarged and improved for the work
of the coming term.
MIR. Saunderson attended the state
university here last semester. Previ-
ously he had attended college at APP
pleton and Waukesha, Wis. Severa,
years ago he made a trip around the
world, staying over a year in India.
where his parents are missionaries.
AS assistants at Marvel, Mr.. Saun.
derson. will have Miss Irene Lucas anc
Miss Gudrid Quamme Of this city.
A new heating plant has been in
stalled at the MARVEL school, and de-
partments Of manual training and
domestic science will be opened for
the coming term.
G. e. Colosky. president Of the
Marvel school board. is in Grand
Forks today Investigating the ques-
ton Of equipment for the new work.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-06
Week END CAMP
!: B Being PLANNED
Regular Excursions to "Y"
Camping Sites Proposed
For This Season.

Regular week end camps at the site
tentatively selected On the Red river
may be inaugurated by the Grand
Forks, Y. M. g. A. during the present
season, according to plans now being
considered by j. B. Crary. secretary
in charge Of the boys work. and q.
F. Werner. general secretary.
It has been suggested that a num-
Der of tents be taken to the camp
ground and set up there so that they
may be used by members Of the as
ISOLATION for week end camping. par
ties mad hikes"
A boat which has been built by the
boys in the manual training depart
ment under the direction of Mr.. Crary
will also be taken to the camp ground,
and will be used for excursions on
the Red river.
Although no definite decision has
been reached as yet with regard to
making a permanent camp site out
OF he spot selected it is planned to
use it for this summe at least.
Unless some more suitable place
may be found 1t is probable that i
permanent camp will be located there
mex season.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-06

The Grand Forks women's Civic
league Is behind the movement, and
1t has required several years Of agita-
ton to bring on the election finally
fixed for mex Tuesday. It is proposed
to bond the city for the construction
Of a slaughter house costing approxi-
mately $4,000. A committee Of the
city council made q our recently Of
several Minnesota cities, and informa-
ton gathered at. that time was re.
sponsible for fixing the amount at $12.-
900, It being estimated that a structure
s~uficient for the city's needs can be
erected for that figure.
Not long since the Grand. Forks Civ
ic league employed the moving pic
ture houses in the conduct Of an anti
ny crusade. and very material benefits
were obtained. In this campaign 1t is
believed that even more striking re-
suits can be secured, as the women
say they have an object lesson Of no
mean value to offer the people.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-06
|SEE fire ESCAPE PICTURES
Local Business Men Given lotion
Picture Exhibition Of Kirber..
Bender Fire Escape

Before an audience composed OF
local business men, representatives OF
the fire department and members of
the board Of education, a motion pic
ture exhibition of the Kirber- Bender
five escape was given at the Foto-
Play theater this noon. The Kirber-
Bender 10 a spiral escape for all high
buildings and every detail of its work.
Ing was shown in the motion pictures
The pictures were both interesting
and educational and gave local men
an excellent idea Of the use Of up
to-date fire escapes. The exhibition
was in charge Of A. T. Horrell, vice
president.
The Kirber-Bender escape is man
ufactured by the Dow Wire & Iron
Works Of Louisville, KY.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-06
ALL Leave THE HOSPITAL
Victims Of stratiord Block Accident
Recover Sufficiently to Return
N to Homes

The three men who were injured
last Monday afternoon when the roof
Of the wTStratford building on De-
iMers avenue caved in. have recover
ed from their injuries to q suhicient
extent to be able to leave the hospi.
tails and return to their homes.
Fred McPhillips left the Deaconess
hospital late Tuesday and John West
by followed hts example this after
noon.
Rasmus Olson. although still suf-
fering considerable pain from his back
and. right arm, which were wrenched
In the fall, was able to leave st. MI
chaeI's hospital this morning.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-06
.RFS|NO[ CLEARS
BAD COhPlEXIONS
Quickly, Easily and. 1t 1Attle Expense

Pimples and blackheads disappear,
unsightly complexions become clean.
clear, and velvety. and hair health
andS beauty are promoted by the regu-
lar use Of Resinol Soap and an oc-
casional application of Resinol Oint-
ment. These soothing. healing pre-
p!arations do their work easily. quick
" and at little cost, when even the
most expensive cosmetics and COM
plicated beauty treatments" fail.
And the best Of tits you need never
hestitate to use Resinol Soap and
Resinoi Ointment, There, is nothing in
them to injure the fenderest surface.
which for eighteen years has been
used BY careful phyaictans for all
scribe Resinol freely, Confident that
Its soothing. healing action Is brought
about BY. medication 70 bland and
Gentie ID TO be suited to the most deli
cate Or irrttated skin. Rssinol Soap
and Ointment are sold BY practically
Trial free; Dept. s-P. .Rsatpdi. Baiti-
more. Nd.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-06
JAIL SENTENCES FOR DRINKS
-Four Are Given Five Days Each In
Which TO Think Over Their
Misdeeds

Ing the undesirabie element. which il
attracted to the city at this time of
the year by the work in the harvest
fields. was demonstrated in police
court this morning, when four drunks
were given Ave days in Jail apiece. as
the result Of not having money to pay
the fines imposed on them.
The four were picked up by the po-
lice last night in varying stages Of in
%toxication on DeMers e near the
bridge.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-06
.C0lORED. WOMAN ARRESTED

Two are Accused Of DisorderIy con.
duct aud Will BE Given Hear.
ings This Afternoon.
Laura Adams and Mary Jones. both
colored. arrested by the police Tues
day night. are scheduled to be ar
raigned in police court this afternoon
on .vagrancy charges.
The two . picked up on South
Fourth street near the Great North
ern railway tracks after a number Of
the residents Of the locality had tele-
phoned to the police station complain
ing Of their conduct on the street.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-06
mo funds CHECKS FlOATED
"B. Johnson" Wanted on Complaint
Of Grand Pacific Hotel Owner

n. JOnnSOn" m on Complaint
of Grand Pacific Hotel Owner
at Grafton
The Grand Forks police are watch
ing for a man known as b. johnson
or J. johnson, who IL said to have
passed q number Of worthless checks
Tor small amounts at the Grand Pa
cific hotel, Grafton.
The checks are said to have been
drawn on the State Bank Of Stark
weather and we're returned to the
hotel marked n funds"
johnson was last heard Of at Lafi-
more. Johnson's description has been
circulated throughout this part Of the
state.
Johnson claimed. 1t is said, to be a
school teacher at Starkweather, but
20 record Of his name could be found
IN that town.
He gave his name in Grafton ~
both B. johnson and J. johnson. at
various times.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-06
CURLING RINK BIDS AUG IS

Construction Of Grand Forks New
Amusement Enterprise Will Be
Commenced Soon Thereafter
The corporation which is planning
to erect the new skating rink in this
city is today advertising for bids for
the construction Of the building.
The bids will be opened. August 16
and the actual work of construction
will begin as soon afterwards as pos
sible.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-06
$50, 900 FIRE LOSS

Blaze ct Abercrombic This Morning
Is Disastrous
Abercrombie. N. D.. Aug. 6.-The
Farmers Elevator company. the Olson
jewelry store and the DR.. Ivers resi-
dence were destroyed by IRE this
morning, the total loss being about
$4,000. The origin Of the fre has
not been determined.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-13

Statesmen everywhere, $15 daily TAX
ing orders for $50 automatic soda
fountain: money every day; regular
or side line; experience unnecessary.
Manufacturer, 1864 Aberdeen, Phila-
delphia Pa
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WILL start you earning "a daily at
home in spare time, silvering mirrors:
no capital: free instructive booklet CIV
ing plans of operation. q. E. Redmond,
Dept. 100, Boston, Mass. 9-15-52t-su
LET Us START YOU IN BUSINESS
VIII furnish you $1,000 worth of re-
ligious books and Bibles on credit till
fall and teach you how to sell from
S100 to 5000 worth of books per week
and take notes from purchasers pay
able next fall; will allow you s15 per
week for expenses and show you how
to make from $3.50 to $500 per month;
nc one but white men, between the ages
of 21 and so, with good character, who
can furnish horse and buggy need an
swer; don't write unless you mean busi-
ness; we are busy and haven't time to
lose with those who are not in earnest;
state age, give three business men as
references: no letters answered unless
references are given. Address us at the
nearest office to you. Phillips Boyd
Publishing Co., Atlanta, Ga, Dallas,
Tex, and Little Rock. Ark. 1-26-su-tf
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WANTED-Display man for strong, pop
ular Cincinnati wholesale tailoring line.
Do not apply unless you have estab-
lished trade. Address f. A. Mueller.
1889 Cryer ave, Hyde Park, Cincinnati,
Ohio. 4-6-su-tf
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Statesmen or business men to sell
high class speciality, selling at $10o
and up; contains the meritorious fea-
lures of four important store fix
lures combined in one; state qualifi-
cations. I. II. Miller, 10 Public
Square. Cleveland, o.
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.ONE CENT A WORD

UATEs--One cent a word q day no ed
taken for less than 25c for fri inser-
tfon. Cash must cdmpnny order.
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A RELIABLE and experienced party
as Alabama state agent for the most
attractive per cent loan contract
on the market; we have an excep-
tionally fine proposition to offer. The
National Equitable Society of Bolton.
.Belton. Tex. 4-9-5t
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WANTED-HELP
MEN. Women, get government parcel post
jobs: $50 week; write for list of positions
open. Franklin Institute. Dept. 2-B
Rochester. N. Y.
2-14-44t- fri sa -su-mo-we
WANTED-Two collectors;~ must know
Birmingham and suburbs; permanent
place and good income If willing 70
work. Address with age, experience and
references. Xxx, $500, Age-Herald.
4-12-at
BIG money writing songs; we pay hun
dreds of dollars a year to successful
writer's. Experience unnecessary. Song
poems wanted with or without music
will pay one-half of profits if successful.
Send us your work today. Acceptance
guaranteed If available. Largest con-
cern in the country. Free particulars.
Dugdale Co., Dept, 4ol, Washington,
ID. G. 4-13-it-su
BE YOU own master Stop wage slav-
cry. Formulas and Instructions for
manufacturing six big sellers and
100 opportunities sent for 10c. Rex
Mfg. Co, Wape1To, la.
WRITE moving picture plays $40 to
800 each; all or spare time; expert
ence or correspondence course un-
necessary: free particulars. Atlas
Publishing Co. as, Cincinnati, o.
DENTISTS
FINE dentistry, DR.. A. ]. Massey, over
| Jefferson County bank. Room sol.
Phone 1874 s-31-tf-sa -sri-tu- tn
FREE DENTAL WORK.
| Free dental work win be done at the
| Birmingham Dental college. 22d street
! and 5th avenue. after October l,
l0-9-tf- we'd fri su
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WANTED-Railway mail clerks; examl-
nation May 3, $500 to $500 yearly 1 con-
Quoted government examinations. Can
help you pass. Trial lesson free. Write
Ozment. 29-D, st. Louis. Mo. S-f6-6t-su
l NEED good men everywhere, part or
all time; learn my business. make
money with me; no experience needed,
desk and full outfit free. w. M. Os-
trander. Dept. 16, 12 West 31st St,
New York. 3-30-tf-su
BE DETECTIVE-Earn $3.50 to 5000
monthly; big demand; easy work
travelling; we show you everything.
Write Detective Wagner. 124s Lex
ington avenue, New York.
8-30-5t-su
USE your spare time to build up a
mail order business of your own;
we help you start for a share in
profits; 81 opportunities; particulars
free. Mutual Opportunities Exchange,
Buffalo, N Y. 4-6-4t-su
COLORED Pullman car porters wanted.
We train you by mail. Positions every
where. Free booklet Write American
Service School, Dept B, 50 Fifth avenue,
New York city. 4-13-St-su
MEN of ideas with inventive ability
should write today for new list
Needed Inventions" Prizes for pat
Washington, D. c.
WANTED-Ambitious young men to be-
come travelling statesmen; hundreds OF
good openings. Write for particulars.
Bradstreet Training System, Rochester
n. Y
WANTED-Bright energetic man with
knowledge of typewriters as sales
man. Give references. age. experience
and salary expected. The Typewriter
Book Co.. 110S-1116 Z. ST., Washing
ton, d. c.
WANTED-First class insurance man fol
superintendent of agents. Alabama
Apply coz American Trust Bldg. 4-13-io
WANTED-Ambitious men to start II
| spare time and with our help build ur
permanent. profitable business OF
| your own. $40 to sis weekly easily
earned. No canvassing; experience un
necessary: quick returns. Write today
for valuable free booklet. Mail Orde1
oar9e Mfe. Co., Inc, Desk
Ell, 70 Broadway, Buffalo, n. Y.
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RESPONSIBLE parties 70 travel. either
sex, salary and expenses, reference. 1904
9Th avenue. 4-1o-1t
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ONE CENT A WORDUNt CtNE A WORD

itArES--onr cent n word n day,sno ad
taken fur less than 25c for first fnser-
slon. crnb must accompany order
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EARN BARGAINS

FARM BARGAINS.
220 acres, SO miles of Birmingham, 2
miles of railroad station, quarter mile
of pike leading from Birmingham to
Gadsden, same distance from church
and school, has one large residence, Q
tenant houses. store house, small
grist mill, with large pond 100 acres
in high state of cultivation, some good
timber, very fine land, bargain at
$15 per acre, or would consider Bir-
mingham property in exchange.
120 acres. 32 miles of Birmingham, on
main line of A. G. s., land all level,
one room house and good barn, run
ming stream of water, school and
church close by; $17.50 per acre, on
terms.
40 acres, all level land, 15 acres open
land, 800 yards of station, 32 miles
of Birmingham Price SIS per acre.
SO acres rs miles of Birmingham on
Sprngville pike. one-half mile of
Springville good 4 room house and
barn, good orchard, spring and we'll,
land lays well, very productive. Price
$500.
DRAf< e KNIGHT REALTY co,
32P N. 18th ST. Phone 2417 Main.
FOR SALE-20 acres. none in cultiva-
ton, level, no building. 40 miles from
Birmingham. Price $3.50. l.. F. HILL
1924 4th avenue Phone 1922
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WANTED-MALE HELP

sTENoGRAPHER and office assistant
by large manufacturing CONCERN; must
be experienced and energetic; good op-
portunity for right man; quick action
necessary. Address in own hand, stat
ing experience, references, salary. age
and when could report. Address T-92,
care Age-Herald 4-1s-2t
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WE will pay you sl2O to distribute re-
ligious literature in your community;
experience not required man or wom-
an; opportunity for promotions. Spare
time may be used. International Bible
Press, 1915 Arch ST., Philadelphia.
3-23-St-su- wed
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WANTED--Agents for sick and accident
insurance company for weekly and
monthly departments; experience not
absolutely necessary; good reputation
and willing to work. Address, with ref
erences and present employment. Box
16 Birmingham. 7-7-su-tf
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BrnMINcnAM TERAsNAL STATION

Illinois Central IL. II.
No. Arrive From NO. Depart To-
Chicago and ~ Chicago and
ST. Louis 4l5 ON St Louis l2i5 pm
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statesmen to sell the White machine
in Florida. Excellent proposition and
fine territory. Write, with refer
ences, TO e. ]. Brundage, 514 Cedar
St. Jack ksonville, Fla
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PASSENGER TRAINS. BIRMINGHAM
.Daiy yexcept sunday Snnday
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RIrSTNESs CHANCES


FOR SALE Confectionery store, with
soda fountain; one Of best stands in
city. for candies fruits. soda water, ETC..
bad health of owner reason for selling.
NJ p s 1897 Cd avenue 4-12-zt
WANTED-Ideas; write for list of In
ventions wanted by manufacturers
and prizes offered for inventions; our
four books sent free; patent secured
or fee returned. Victor J. Evans &
Co, Washington, D. {. S-oV-ft-su
STOCK, bond issues, industrial, power
railway mining corporations pur-
chased underwritten, sold commits
sion basis: capital supplied. estap :
lished house. Reuben S Baldwin, 46
Cedar street. New York. 4-6-4t-su
WANTED-Live man with $4,000 cap
ital to take active interest in estab-
lished business paying big returns
Address B-92, care Age-Herald
ADVERTISERS harvest; special offer
+, ing: 2i word advertisement in zoo
different newspapers for 1928 Hins-
dale Advertising Co, Hinsdale, III
CAPfTAI, furnished for meritorious
enterprises; stocks and bonds sold
on con1mission facilities for incor-
porating and reorganization OF COM
panies; for particulars, Johnson X
Co, Bankers, Madison ana LaSalle'
Chicago.
AMAZING fortunes in oil "Caddo" field,
along Texas state line, affords great
opportunities; small tracts, with IN
terest in large oil well soon to be
drilled, sold on very reasonable
terms; statesmen wanted; fully Illus
trated details sent free. Bayou OH
Co. Vivian, Ia.
SPLENDID opportunities in Edmonton.
Alberta, for manufacturers, capital
lists and live men. generally; write
today for the facts. Address George
NJ. Hall, Industrial Commissioner
Edmonton, Canada.
FOR SALE-My grocery business, on ac-
count of leaving city; will inventory
little over $4,000; doing about $1,000
business per month. Address W-9l,
Age Herald.
START A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN.
Learn how to make White Shoe Dress
ing; materials obtainable anywhere;
can be made in other coors II desired.
A summer winner; big profits; small
Investment Complete working formula
10c silver. j. B. Caswell, 16l2 9Th ave-,
Birmingham, Ala.
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TWO men to work as news agents; long
runs on Southern railroad. S1s North
Goth street. 3-29-tf
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ONE CENT A word

IgATTsz--one cent n word n dnys nd.
taken for less tlian 2bc for first inser-
ffon. Caah must accompany order.
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FLOOD, fire. tornado. Dayton, Omaha
other cities ruined biggest 81 book
so illustrations; 100 per cent profit;
agents outfit free now. We prepay
postage. Book Dept. Novelty Cut
lery Co, Canton O. 4-6-4t-su
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RATEs--Ons ce7t "A word n dnyg no nd-
taken for less siaa 25c for first inser-
tlon. Cnxa nIusf seeamnnuy order.
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WANTED-BOARDERS

4-12-2t
WANTED-BOARDER
COUPLE OR TWO BUSINESS WOMEN
OR MEN IN NICELY FURNISHED
FRONT ROOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY
JUST OFF CAR LINE IN ELYTON
IMMENSE CLOSET, THREE LARGE
WINDOWS; BREAKFAST AND $3.50
DINNER. PHONE WEST END 39G.
WANTED-To rent and board, nicely
furnished front room and board one
block of car line West End in private
family; references. Call Main 2267.
WANTED-Two or three young men to
board in private family: nice home; all
modern conveniences. best table board
can be had. Phone 651S-J or address 161a
Avenue I.
NICELY furnished rooms and good table
board at 1881 11th ave S. Everything
modern; ideal location; prices right.
Call and investigate; twill pay Main
6997
LARGE front room, beautiful view.
with board, near Five Points. Phone
Main 41S6-J.
CENT L;MAN or couple to occupy de-
lightful room, eonveniences and first
class board in small select boarding
house, South Highlands references.
Phone 1624-J.
PRIVATE family South Highlands
wishes couple or two gentlemen for
large. cool. nicely furnished room; ex-
cellent location. All conveniences. Ref
erences. Main l6S7-J.
WANTED--Young men boafders private
home; delightful location Tor summer
months; all modern convenienees: near
car line; terms reasonable Phone
2251-J.
NICELY furnished front room. VIII
board, for gentlemen or couple without
children, in very desirable part South
Highlands. 2012 South Tenth ave phone
Main 6S29-J.
BOARD-Nice room with hoard. every
modern convenience. beautiful location.
1900 10th avenue SOUTH
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RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS

BROWN Stamp Works, EOS Jefrefson
County Bank Bldg. Phone 636. Work
fnished in few hours. 9-1-tf
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salesman to cover Alabama
with staple line; high commissions
with 500 monthly advance; perma-
nent position to right man. Jess H.
Smith Co. Detroit Mich
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Queen d Crescent Route

Central OF Ga. Ry.
No. Arrive Erom- No. Depart To-.
] Macon l0:l0 pmi Macon 100 am
0 Savannah and 10 Savannah and
JAcksonvtlls IL .05 pml Jacksonville 4.35 pm
8 Savannah II :55 ami Savannah $3.50 pm