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The Washington times., 1913-11-06
Chicago Grain Market.
PimliCO Entries
First Race.

First Race.
For all ages; maidens' and winners Of
one race; six furlongs. John p. Nixon.
81; Ben Ounce. 80; The Governor, 81;
kewessa, 10; Sunamit, %; Ford Mai,
Il0: Sun Guide, lis; Ray o Light. 50:
Monmouth, 1l5; Ash Can, 81: L'Aiglon,
1l3; Henock, 10; Autumn, us;
Ha'Penny, IS; Lyric Muse, 92; Recess
sion, 90.
Second Race.
Selling handicap; two-year-olds; six
furlongs. Woodrow, 103; Louise Trav-
ers, I09; Jerzail. IS; Salon. 1Q5; Executor
115; Water Lady, lG9; Armament. 9s;
Salvation Nell, 80: Song OF Valley, 1O3.
Third Race.
For all ages five and a hall
furlongs. Undercover, 81; Sir John
Johnson. 100; Joe Knight, III; HoI-
iday, 81: Charlestonion. 81: FIittergold
100; Yenghee, 1l2; Bosom, l27; Ambrose
Fourth Race.
Selling handicap steeplechase: four
yeer-olds; two and one-half miles Fox
craft, 1S5: Lizzie Flat I4l: Essex, I33;
Fred Essen. 100; Renault. l82; Shannon
River. I43: J. c. Ewait, H1; Juverence
I6s.
Fifth Race.
Selling handicap; for three-year-
olds and up; six furlongs. Jim
Caffrey, IS; Right Easy, 10; Double F,
I05; Union Jack. 50; Agnier. 100: l.. NJ.
Eckert, 9s: Toison dor, 92: Rod and
Gun, 100; Captain Elliot, 102; Veneta
strone, les; Monty Fox, ILL., Nosred-
na, 12.
Sixth Race.
Selling handicap; three-year-olds and
up; one and a sixteenth miles. Oak
hurst 10; Ella Crane, 80; Jacquelina
10; Col. Ashmeade. 10s; Rcy, Jos: Black
ford. 107; Sepulveda, lis; Dangerous
March. Ia; Hatteras. IS; Spellbound. I04: :
Brynary. 101; Cliff Stream, l94; Feather
Duster, 104.
Seventh Race.
Selling handicap; three -year-oIds and
up: six furiongs. Towton Field lis:
Semi Quayer. "a: Chenault, fo1. Troy
Weight Ia; York Lad. l09; Protagoras.
81; Venetian, 81; Sir Denrah, l09; Mobil-
fty, 103; Warbler, 110: SiIas Grump, SO.
Weather clear, track fast.
The Washington times., 1913-11-06
HELP WANTED-MALE'

HELP WANTED-MALE,
TO sl4 per week. THE CROWN. Iii7 New
PAPERHANGERS - First class.
Apply at once.
GERSTIN CO.,
2020 18th St. N. w.
PAPERHANGERS. 2, at once: "a per day.
PYkERD. 800 9th St n. <.
PAPERHANGERs-F'ir at once. t.
%. GEORGE. sos 9Th st. S. W. l.
PREssER-First- class for ladies' and gen.
tlemen;s clothes. at once: steady work Ap-
ply at once. 12.s 11th St " W.
PRESSER-First-class; good wages; steady
work. Al2 l4th st n. w.
soLICIToRS-Three neat appearing men to
solicit orders In the city; good proposition
apply after today. MIR. WILSON, New
Capital Hotel. srd st. and Pa. ave.
Is sHovELERs and brick handlers. MA
W sts n. e. BIadsnsburR road.
TAILOR on ladies' coats. S. LoWEN-
Stein. SO nth st. N. w.
TAILoR-Ffrst-cla.s for old and new work,
119 18th IT. n. W.
TINNER's HELPER-Experienced D. j.
MURPHY. 110t Connecticut ave.
Wanted-G. u. Marble Settlers by
George A. Fuller Company, Fa-
yette National Bank Bldg, Lexing-
ton, Kentucky. Wages $500 per
day. Job just starting and ap-
proximately two months work.
We e can ssew ysu graduates vDo ar. maldns
Co week; our auto college teacnss tho abort
method: small cost. liz D N. W. trsar, Il !.
YOUNG MAN in gents furnishins goods
dept. 1872 18th st. n. W.
HELP MANTED-FEMAlE
BUYER OF SILK and knit underwear and
sweater department: only those with best
references regarding character and ability
need apply. BOX no. Times office. l.
COOK and general houseworker; stay nights;
references. 2723 Morrison St. Chevy Chase
GIRL-White, to assist in making grape
juice. Apply !s2e Rhode Island ave. N.
GIRL for general housework: at once Sos
Il. l. ave- N. w.
GIRL-For general housework at s02 7th st.
n. W., Mrs. KAUFMAN. IL
GIRL-In tailor store. esl2 18th st. l.
GIRLEFor general housework. s27 D st
n. w. u
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. Apply 2eo7
Mass. ave.
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE SIS to SIS week.
~: no money required; references; par and
tree sample. ALKANo SALES CO.. BALTIC.
PAPER BoxEs-Experienced girls on cover
paid while learning. Apply Col SoLuMsT1
PAPER BOX CO.. s. Hanover st. N. W. l.
RECORD CLERK in laundry ofhce: salary
IS per week. BOX liz, Times office.
and typewriter; good
business girl; steady position; Immediate
experienced, in
knit underwear and hosiery;
permanent positions and good sal
aries for those who are capable.
Apply Supt., lst floor, PALAIS
G and nth N. w.
sALESWOMAN-F1rst class glove; one who
understands buying; only those with best
references regarding character and ability
need apply. BOX Ill Times office. l.
sALESLADIES-Experien for dry goods
department.; good. permanent positions. |
Apply KINGS PALACE.
EAMsTREsS-Appiy ToLMAN LAUNDRY. |
9Th and c SITS
HANTED-E.perienced sewers on furs.
Apply before lU a. M. JULIUS GAR I
rINKLE q co. 18th and F SITS. l.
WHITE woman as vegetable cook Inquire |
St James Hotel serving room.
cook for family OF 2: no |
washing. Apply at once, Apartment sS. |
rhe Dresden.
YOUNG LADIES-Experi-
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Woman in Jail Claims
Kinship With Morgan

EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio, Noy. g.
Mrs. Madeline Efflnger, aged fifty,
who claims to be a relative of the late
]. p Morgan, is held in Jail at Mid
land, Pa. today following the mys-
terious shooting and death Of her
husband, John Effinger, aged fifty.
When arrested the woman told the
police her husband had attempted to
fire a revolver in their home, and
that, believing he intended to shoot
her, she grappled with him Effinger.
she said, was shot in the scuffle.
The Washington times., 1913-11-06
Sales Today on tho
Local Exchange

Capital Traction-5@114k, 5dg141s, 59
1141s, 5G11fk, 25d1lfh, 25@114k, 25la
114ls, 5qnHa. 5qurs.
After call
Washington Railway and Electric 4
Fer cents. $l,0ooasc3s, sl,0oogso1h, $1,000?
SGik, s1,oood9e1a. 81, asseas.
United States Trust, 2Gt133
Capital Traction, 2d1149s, 2l1l4A.
Washington Gas, 25GS4k 25dS414, 100
S4Iz. 15dSil4.
Washington Railway and Electric As,
81. .O00IS02s. s1.OO07sS0A.
Mergenthaler, 2dlS
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CAPITAL TRACTION
SHARES ARE SOLD
Lot of 107 Shares Brings
114Ia, and Lot of Five
Brings 1l43-8

One hundred and twelve shares of
Capital Traction common sold on the
Washington Stock Exchange this aft
ernoon, all but five shares going at
Hay, and the five selling for 1l4ss. One
hundred and five of the shares were
sold on the regular call. After the call
Uncle Henry" Hunt executed one of
his coups. Five shares were offered at
three-eighths, while one-half was bid
for two shares, the holder of the five
shares being afraid to break his lot.
Mr.. Hunt accepted both the bid and
the offer, netting three shares at las,
while he made an eighth on the other
two shares.
Capital Traction was The only stock
which figured on the regular call,
everything, else being passed without
Washington Railway and Electric Is
figured strongly in the days sales. 5000
par changing hands at Se1S, Sl,oO0 at SOS,
and $1,000 at S0i4.
United states Trust changed hands
at 12S. only two shades selling, but
this price being bid for more, without
offers. Washington Gaslight sold at
s4A. total of IS shares being sold at
this figure, more being offered at three
Two shares of Mergenthaler Linotype
sold at 2lS, the same price as yester-
day
In an effort to obtain some American
Securttv and Trust one broker ran the
bid price up to 297 on the regular call
and advanced it to 29S after the call but
none was offered
As was exclusively forecasted in The
Times last week. William V. Cox has
resigned from the presidency of the
second National Bank, to take effect
December IL, when he viii be succeeded
by Cuno II. Rudolph, now vice presi-
dent of the National Metropolitan Bank.
Following out the program, Mr.. Ru-
doiph was elected director of the bank
yesterday, to I'LL the vacancy caused by
the resignation OF E. ]. Sacks. Mr.. Cox
has consented to remain on the board
OF directors, despite his outside inter
ests so that he will not entirely sever
his connection with the bank. of which
re has been president for twelve years.
RESOLUTIONS of appreciation for the work
Mr.. Cox has done in behalf of the bank
were adopted by the directors
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BONDS
New York Cotton Market.

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Columns
OCTOBER CIRCULATION.

OCTOBER CIRCULATION.
DAILY.
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Total net. October. 1913. 25i 77s
average net, October. 1918. 5o06s
SUNDAY.
!otaI gross, October. 1913. .........-.. I72,70
zseraee gross. OCTOBER. 19l3...... 43l76
.otai net October, 1913. 15I 40
average net, October. 1919. 2........ 39374
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Wasnington Times as detailed. and that the
net ngures represent. all returns eliminated
tne number OF copies Of The Times which are
sold, delivered. furnished or mailed to bona
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District of Columbia, So:
subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st
day of November. A. d. 1913.
(Seal)
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WANTED-ROOMS

wANTED-For a music school, a teaching
room: central; state price. BOX LII. Times
offics- =
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New York Curb Market.

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Hartman d Co., New York: G. B. Chapman
Manager Local Branch. Colorado Building.
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HAT REN0VATORS

AMERICAN HAT Co,
u BACHRACH q SON ~ oth n n -
Do you want to save money on you hnsn
See " first II you DO. We VIII eieaa Sloei
and renovatS your last years hat int ~
iS13 styte. We are creators of nav seyIua
LADIES' velour, beaver ana felt haes dyeA
and remode:ed Into the latest areafioaaL
Prices consistently low with the bat vork.
nsnshtp. Wanna Hat Co.. Ae ssh nv NSi3a
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GROOM BRICK. 20 p. E 3
House. : rooms. i,.an
PARTRIDGE, fO' 49,
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WANTED
Wanted-SaleSmen

CALENDAR Statesmen WANTED
We wart one or two reliable and en-
pable s,lcsWcn at once 10 carry our
attractive line OF calendars. fans and ad-
y.rtisinu specialt!cs. We have splen-
did Tine carefully selected by men long
ia this business and who have themselves
sold this class OF goods OH the road ior
years. On our liberal commission basis
plan a salesman who will devote his time
exclusively 10 our line should have no
difficulty in making very satisfactory
Income. IL you are man who viii work
and can sell goods, address sales Man
agcr. iais ma zoo Advertising Co, Kali
amazoo Mich, Attach this ad TO your
reply. and when answering state terri
tory YOU prefer and give ftill particulars
regarding your past business experience
gS570
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WANTED. SALESMAN wIrH RoAp

WANTED. SALESMAN WITH ROAD
experience. | have good speciality
proposition and other lines. Travel with
commission. Show me you can sell and
I'll show YOU big money. Must be Will
Ing 20 show results here and ready 20 20
out at once. No cigarette fiends, no
booze fighter wanted. Am out OF town;
will return Monday Call after p. M,
or TueSday n. NJ. B-lL Kenyon hotel.
gSI0e
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EVooM MopERN. FURNISHED APT
with sleeping porcn. state P'''e' o5oSa
dress X-l5. Tribune e-
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s-RooM MODERN -
st center st; SIT. inovM,,s
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help


WANTED HAVE BEEN SENT TO
Salt Lake City by largest educational
Institution OF ts kind IA the United States
TO engage most capable woman can nnd
Tor special work requiring sood educa-
ton, strong personality and superior e&-
ecuuVe ability. Remuneration VIII DE
made entirely commensurate with ah!hiy'
but requirement OF rigid discipline and can
only consider applico don from woman OF
sterling character and exceptional ability.
II adapted 10 handling people with tact
and courtesy. not afraid OF hard work
and capable OF earning $500 or more per
year call Monday between 9 and IL, :
and or s TO S al Room AIS Hotel Utah.
Miss 4. ". Cook. g391e
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help


ALMOST ANY HIGH-WAGE AECHAS-
seal trade you want 10 know can oe
learned IN United States Navy, II you
arc over II and show ability and apu.
Jude. Meantime, you earn and save 600
pay. eat good food. have plenty oi a'nuse
ment. fine companions. Join the NaEy
at once. and put yourself sauereJ on
your feet for the rest of your NE. Live
q healthy llfe. build UP nne pnysique,
get the advantages whloh steoy Anl
travel can give you. without cent u
expense.
Call al Navy recruiting station. judge
building. Third South ard Main streets.
facts Q: navy life from the officers
and enlisted men there Bring s ,sna
with you. Or II you I've a. distance,
Man-o'- -warsman." Tells about dnily ne
Bureau OF Navigation. box 3sS. Navy De,
parrment. Washington, d. c. fsf
NEED -FOUR MORE HIoH-CLAss
statesmen 20 sell the best INVESTMENT
propositlon IN Utah Weekly guarantee
ard commission 10 men who can aeai-
ify.
Stock saicsmen. insurance men. piano
men. sewing ma chino men. THIS 10 your
opportunity n your present Occupation
does not promise sufficient rcwhroh
Previous knowledge OF Stocks or m
vestmsntA not necessary
Inquire Mr Blanck. Manager
3sQ-5i3 Main ST.
Salt Lake CITY. Cthh gseh
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GARTsIDEs IRON RUST SOAP Co,
t05s Lancaster ave. Philadelphia. Pa.
GsTtsde's Iron Rust Soap CU. s. regis
tered patent No. 3&IT) removes iron rust.
ink and all unavailable stains from cloth
ing. marble. etc, with magical effect.
Good sellsr. big margins The original.
25c tube. Beware OF infringements and
the penalty for making. selling and using
an infriuged article. g31sl
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY IS OF
fered agent 20 visit old and new Gus
TONERS With established brand o. guar
autee6 hosiery. Liberal inducements:
protected territory; credit Parker Co. 7s3
Chestnut st. Philadelphia Pa. fTei
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statesmen ED-EXPERIBNCE
unnecessary. easy work. big pay Write
tunities 10 earn 800 10 $500 month.
while you learn, positions assured. Ad-
dress Dept 4s5, National Salesmen's s
Training assn, Chicago, New York, Kan
sas City. San Francisco. g36S7
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TRAVELLING statesmen. GOOD SIDE
line. Free Pocket Sales OUTFIT. 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 Temby
Jowelry Co, zoos S. Michigan ave. CHI
cago. g35ss
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BARCLEY CORSETS ARE LIKE OLD
friends: they wear well: made TO m ess-
urements: guaranteed 20 At, not 10 break
or rust Wasatch 20si-W. Competent
business women wanted 10 take agencies
IN Utah towns 20 Woodruff Apt. aAs{
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Statesmen 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 easy sales. 81 commission
on each order Something entirely new.
Write for outfit today. Burd Mfg, Co.,
2l2 S!gel ST. Chicago. ILL., s36SS
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IN PRIVATE FAMILY. MODERN: Howe
by two ladies'. Must be clos. g., '', =;
Teasons DE. State location and pr,cn AZ" Az
---------- - -.--- g3efI
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Wanted-Rooms and Road

WANTED: GOOD PIANO: MUST pr
bargain for cash. Was sOs0-W c~aaIf
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EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN Wa -
position as bookkeepcr or asslslans,
have had good business training eoVu
penman: also can do stenograpnIc wDI ss' S'
references furnished, Address H,,es
Tribune e'f'
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WANTED
Wanfefl-TO Rent

= OR 4-RooM uNFuEsN.sSh sSas .nS
Apartment modern noo steam assants nsnd sad per a
gas. yVuhs over $27 so. Address N-oy;
r-tiA
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MODERN 2-sTosv -.
raSa with ns9 bath. lights. ,sv..
aole. Inquire Newsu"ete
Mem MsW Grand sis Hotel SSlSsa Slds.as I
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GROOM MODERN sd ~
cellar. SIG per H
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UNREDEEMED OVERCOATS

30 CSREDEEAED oyEgCOATS F0e
o. enehp. Uncle Sam. PawnbroltS-
1890
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YOUNG MAN WANTS WORK; SHORT.
hand. office work. anything VIII sadS ssaPs
reasonable. so D ST. S"'-V
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GROOM MoDEK5N.I K5N.II,l;s
per month. Sc Cn
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CLEANING AND DYEINC

GArT r-~~N----~>N-~-~~~-~-~--
yori, ,aNE CLEANING CO. BEST;
Was fsBS SIonpt delivery. 26s South state
HS'aha 1888, s2325
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ACTIVE AMBITIOUS MEN TO SELL
exceptionally high class groceries direct
70 consumers. Liberal ahve nces on or
de-s: our bonus system big feature. per
nAnent positions: best season at hand.
Write the big house today for particulars.
naming county desired.
IMPORTERS. MANUFACTURERS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
JOHN SEXTON & CO, CHICAGO. ILL.
g36s2
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RELIABLE. RESPECTABLE pApTv No.
care tor girl II years o. age. eau a.,
TSsIsoh at room 2ii Hotel Luxor. 81, :
g3s9e
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT A. VI.
AND 2. NJ DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY,
22i SOUTH sTE EAST.
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A STRICTLY Monpn,.-
on the north ha,arhS, "a
ing distance. I,sr siti,
rooms. hardwood nss, nse, a
eHSSslienl eSSs nneighborhosooss' hsos'
bIds' Call Was. sGs
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AGENTS-lS0-3Tb WEEKLY SELLING
guaranteed knit goods for largest manu-
factureT IN America. Write .or free OUT
az and particulars greatest money making
proposition ever offered. Madison Mills
4S Broadway, New York. $685.
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frnsis or f.nsle). TO afver,is. srrns-
new line on wonderful new selling plan
nothing Ike u ever before. $40 per day
easy. D, r Munsou. MEr.. oil Lucas
ave, St Louis gsssT
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EXPERIENCED TRAVELLING SALES
men 70 sell high class proposition TO re-
tail trade. VIII pay 5000 20 5000 an
uuaIly and 900 monthly advance 70 right
man. References Sales annger, 500
Woodward. Detroit. Mich Css7S
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SALESMAN. EXPERIENCED IN ANY
line, TO sell general trade in Utah. Un-
eXcolled speciality proposition. Commls-
Vacancy November ]. Continental Jew
elry company, 32-43 Continental bldg,
Cleveland, o. g3672
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MR.. MAIL ORDER MAN

AGENTS-TO SELL LUBRICATING
oils, belts. hose. paint. varn!sh. 10 fac
tories. mills creameries garages, auto
owners. stores, threshers farmers, out
side large cities. exclusive territory 10
right party. experience desirable but not
absolutely necessary. Manufacturers Oil
& Grease Co. Cleveland. Ohio. 1913
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% Tat,IJ HOUSES. ALL KIyn.
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CIGAR Statesmen wANTED-TO
carry oar line % cigars on re road
Sala-y 800 per month and expenses *
perieuce not necessary. Continental
cigar company, Wichita, Ksu. g1s7s
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AMBITIOUS. ENERGETIC WOMAN OF
superior executive ability wanted tor
important work. Must havo good ecu-
cation pleasing personality and tae.
Exceedingly remunerntive. permanent
position. but do not answer unless you
are a ,lreless. enthusiastic WORKER and
Can meet requirements fully. Address
r-5i. Tribune. ezezo
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ROOM FURNISHED APT.
with sleeping porch; close IN az: az:
Tribune.
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REPRESENTATIVE
whole or part time: our famous hiht-
top form fitting petticoats assure good,
Immediate, permanent income. sells on
sight; experience unnecessary; pEompt re-
ply secures exclusive territory. No deal
err competition. Spelman & Co. Chicago.
g369i
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FOR REM
For Rent-Hon,L

a BE kGAL HOME 70,
-, u,tul' ,. strictly modeesDO eOs q
60 eggipped y with bo, fSotcs
range. coal range Nais
kl,chen. nj Bathroom ana ,nsarnae
ba sement, large Tug faa rat;
small family lool,,n1 1us
and comfortable Ing i1
s25 a month. Call 'V%ss %ss,,
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PRIVATE DETECTIVE SERV-
I'VE

rlhoI Class WOMAN OPERATOR:
secret work, women detectiyea ~
nisned references. 40 Utah Savings &
Trust Bldg. Was. SOIL. ys6o
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SAFES AND VAIU,TS

NOhr LIZ aE LINE OF SAFES on
hand; Shealy Safe & Vault Co q
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DREsSMAKERS AND
other representatives wanted ENpcF',
ence Unnecessary: celebrated 'Hnittop'
form and waist ntting petucoats. every
woman easily sold; present repTesentauves
continually reorGering. Write today-se-
cure exclusive territory. No dealer com.
petition. Spelman & Co. Chicago. g26'O
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ACESTS-s50 A WEEK GUARANTEED
selling pure spun aluminium cooking
utensils. Complete sales course free. We
quick and secure choice OF territory.
American Aluminium Mfs. Co, DIV. 2O7s.
Icmout IL 1850
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AGENTS-FREE MONTHLY pIREC-
tory. illustrated. contains details now
est. best yelling spccialties money max
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Butler. IL Cedar ST. -. Y. g3s95
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LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE SALES
man. one acquainted with the depart
ment store or drug trade. wanted by I'M
porting house of new and UNIQUE prod
ucts OF toilet and pharmaceutical prep
srations Good standing essential State
references with application. Tho DIT
6tohr Pharma coutical Co, 2eA Washing
ton st. Boston. Mass e173a
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YOUR INCOME WILL. GROW FAST
With this az your leading seller
Agents don't hesitate; snap up this win
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SO. san Francisco. Cal. E1s9e
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A0ENTS-s1s PER WEEK FOR 2
hours work day. A brand new hosiery
proposition tfat beats them all Write
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Hopper st, Dayton. Ohio. gS700
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