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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-12-04
ACCIDENTAL DEATHS
A Sad Record of Fatalities in
The Vicinity of Ramsey.

Ramsey, Dec. 4.--Four deaths have
occurred the past week in the vicinity
of Ramsey and Montrose, all of which
were very sudden.
The first death was that of Mr.. p ter
Flannery. who was accidentally killed
last Tuesday, Nov. %. by his clothing
catching in the fly wheel OF an engine.
He was drawn into the machine and
almost instantly killed. A wife and
several email children are left to
mourn
Another accident occurred tue same
day. A young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander. who reside east of Ram
sey, was kicked by a horse, death re
sulting the following Saturday.
The next death occurred Tuesday
evening. that of Mrs. John Dunn.
She had just returned from a funeral,
and shortly after hearing of the two
accidents she tainted away and died
a few hours later. Physicians pro
nounced it hemorrhage of the brain.
The funeral which she attended in the
afternoon was that of Gus Erickson.
He was formerly q resident of Ramsey
until about two years Age when he re-
moved to Canada. His death was also
accidental, being thrown from a
wagon on his way home from town.
His remains were brought here and
buried in the cemetery at Center.
The next death vas that of MIR. Clark
which occurred on Thursday of the
same week Mr.. Clark of Montrose
was injured IN a corn shelter and it
was found necessary to smputate some
fingers. He was given an anaesthetic
and died shortly after. 1t is said that
death was caused by choking while
vomiting.
Thus FIVE burials have taken place
in this vicinity within a week. All
of the deaths were either accidental or
sudden and were extremely sad. All
except the Alexander boy leave families.
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BANK CONDITIONS
Comparative Report Of State
Bank Examiner Wingfield.

Pierre, Dec. 4.-The state banking
department has put out a comparative
summary of the affairs of state banks
operating in the state November 26.
1919. and October 81. 1913, which is
as mar as can be to a year between
calls for reports. The showing of in
crease in deposits for the year is ST.
.072, 476, and the total increase in assets
is placed at $7,24S. 141.07 These
figures are on 523 banks on both dates,
the number of new banks organized In
the year being onset by consultations
and liquidation of old banks.
The loans and discoun 8 show an in
crease of g.. $40. 5s1. SO. the total car
ried in this item for November, 1912,
being $44, 1877, 926,47, as against $4S.-
los, sos for October. 1913. The ex-
penses show a reduction of $18S, on. "a
for the year. The total resources of
all the state banks at the call for
October this year we're $73, $50. 921. GA,
an increase Of $244. 1853. so for the year.
The figures show increase of de-
posits in the state banks of practical
~ six million dollars from the cali
of August 9th Of this year up to the
call of October 81. bringing the total
deposits from ifty-three million dol.
lars up to fifty-nine million dollars,
the result of marketing of crops and
farm products. The loane and dis
counts for the same period from
august to October this year show an
increase of wei two and q half mil
lion dollars.
The same comparative increase in
National bank deposits for the time
would bring the total deposits in the
banks Of both classes ia the state mp to
near ninety five million dollars in
| October of this year.
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See our window display of gold fish
which we shall give away absolutely
free Saturday at 8 o'clock. Frank G.
Smith, The Rexall store.
A ten cent lunch for the benefit of
the Sioux Falls children's home was
served by the mission club yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. N. T.
Dingman. Sixty-two lunches were
! served.
Get in on our free gold fish offer
Saturday at B o'clock sharp. See
them in our window FRIDAY and Satur-
day.-Frank c. Smith, The Rexall
store.
Eat at Jacks.
The Episcopal social at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. W. l Thompson last
evening was quite largely attended
by members aud friends of the
church. The evening was passed with
much e. joyment socially
An ideal family gift ia an Ellison
photograph. We are exclusive deal
ers. Prices from $l5 to $500. Drop in
aud hesr the $3.50 disc Edison. 1t is
certainly beautiful. Porter Pharmacy.
AT the annual meeting of Evergreen
lodge, A. F. aud A. NJ. last evening
the following officers were elected for
The ensuing year: s. T. May, w. M /;
E Emanuel, S. W.; E. L. Kingsley,
J. W.; J. NJ. Munson, treasurer; A.
". Clark. secretary.
Building improvements continue in
Madison and it is estimated that not
less than twenty residences are in pro-
cess of erection in different portions of
the CITY. The mild weather makes
building work as convenient as in
June.
d. A. Mctiillivray of Hartford,
through the columns of the Sioux
Falls newspapers, announces his can
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didacy for the Office of sheriff of Min
nehaha county, subject to the decision
of the republican majority proposal
committee. Mr.. McGiliivray was
formerly a resident of Madison and
served in the capacity of sheriff of
Lake county two terms.
Temperature marked A at I O'Clock
this morning. rising during the day.
Atmosphere continues damp, nearly
approaching a fog. Flowing and
other field work is in progress. The
hardy dandelion is blossoming in
protected places and while the dande-
lion is regarded a pest at certain sea
sons of the year it appears pretty with
it's fresh bloom in December.
A Pierre dispatch states that freak
weather continues in that section
warm showers and continuous cloudy
weather. Frogs are singing in the
artesian pond on the capitol grounds
aid angle worms appear on the sur
face of the ground. AS the soil is
not frozen all moisture ia being tax
en- up and stored.
A few Of the new 1914 auto tags
are displayed in Madison, No. / be-
ing owned by the Madison Auto and
Supply Co. Tue new tag ia of red
background and white figures. As to
artistic beauty the new tag is not
quite the equal of the tags now in
use and to be discarded.
The crowd 10 the city today to
take part in the merchants festival
was greatly increased over the attend
ance of yesterday. and everybody
seemed happy. The band appeared
on Egan avenue at II O'Clock and
gave an hours concert, discoursing
some very fine music. Business men
are pleased with the happy response
of people of the county to become
their guests and enjoy a couple of
social days in the city. and it 10
likely the merchants festival will
become an annual event in Madison.
Aberdeen dispatch: Collector Coffey
announced several more changes in the
force Of district deputy collectors of
internal revenue in the district of
North and South Dakota. George B.
Grant of Isabel has taken charge of
the Office at Desdwood and is deputy
collector in the Deadwood district.
E A. Thackaberry, formerly a star
player on the university football team,
has been placed in charge of the
Sioux Falls district with headquarters
at Sioux Falls. w. s. Lowry of
Hankinson, N. D., has taken charge of
one of the North Oak ota districts and
will make his headquarters either at
jamestown or Bismarck. L. Fl. Jsn-
nings of Deadwood, A. ID. McGladrey
of Sioux Falls and Ct. II. Piercy of
Pingree, N. d., are the men displace
by the new appcirtees.
Martin dispatch: The ''black. white
and yellow automobile road is com
pleted from Martin to the east line of
Bennett county. This highway is the
south branch of the official automobile
highway from Omaha to the Black
Hills. The line divides into two high
ways at Carter, in Trip county. The
north branch runs parallel with Big
White river. thence westward through
Stanley and Pennington counties to
Rapid City, while the south branch
~traverses Mellette, Todd, Bennett and
Shannon counties. The south branch
will pass through several small towns
and the famous Pine Ridge Indian
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TWO STRIKE
Famous Sioux Chief Succumbs
to Old Age at Rosebud
Home.

Colome. Dec. Information has
been received from Major John H..
Scriven, United States Indian agent in
charge Of the reservation, announcing
the death on the Rosebud reservation
of Two Strike, one of the most
famous of the Sioux Indian chiefs of
the past 20 or 80 years. Death re-
suited from the infirmities Of advanced
age, he being q Of the oldest In
dams on the reservation. He had
reached the sge Of 95.
For some time be had been in
feeble health, and for some weeks
before bis death realized that he wal
to be summoned to the happy hunt
ing grounds" OF bis people. Several
weeks before his death he believed
his end near, and, in accordance with
an old Indian custom, summoned all
bis old followers around him to cheer
his last days. But he finally made up
his mind that he vas not to die ut
once and ssnt his assembled followers
to their homes ON different parts of the
reservation.
In the morning OF the day Of his
death be sent q communication to In
dian Agent Scriveu stating tnat he WAS
going to die that night. and requesting
that his grandson. who was serving .
term In the agency Jail for . minor
infractiou If tho rules Of the ressrva
ton, be permitted to 60 to his side
to console him during his last hours.
That night hs died. - he had pre-
dictsd. He was Z member Of the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-12-04
Nervous and Sick Headaches.

Torpid liver, c%onstipated bowels and
disordered stomach are the causes of
these headaches. Take DIR. Kings
New Life Pills, you will re surprised
how quickly you will get relief. They
simulate the different organs to do
their work properly. No better regu-
iator for liver and bowels. Take %
cents and invest in a box today. AT
all druggists or by mail. Fl. E. Buck
len q Co., Philadelphia and st. Louis.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-12-04

Corset D Denomination at
Morse's, Friday and Saturday,
this week. Ladies please come
in and see the new Goodwin
models demonstrates by Mrs.
Lee Meyer, an expert corsetiere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-12-04

agency. and will have its Black
Hills terminus at Hot Springs. The
entire highway through to the Black
Hills will be completed 500
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-12-04
Would Make Them Better if They
Could.

The makers of Foley Kidney Pills
know that they have absolutely the
best combination of curative and heal
ing medicine for kidney and bladder
ailments and urinary irregularities
that it is possible to produce. That is
why Foley Kidney Pills are the best
medicine for the purpose you can buy.
For sale by all druggists. ADV.
NJ. q. Drake, at his new location,
VanEps emu and Foarth street, is
giving a ten per cent discount on all
wcven wire fencing.
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TIE CITY.


Generally fair tonight and Friday;
not much change in temperature; light
to moderate variable winds.
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i)clp lOantch, scale

hive you THoCGHT OF YOUR
future Has your job q bright tn,urS
Tor you Ii YOU are not setting ;;.hrad.
iuvtsti,.atv ia. offer the United
States Navy makes YOU ii YOU are
OVER Il, and am American citizen. II
viii pay YOU 10 look into these oppor-
tunities-thc MANY chances 20 learn :,
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ing, the steadN work good food, chance
for advancement. the healthy, rugged
life All these things are luHN ut-
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The Making Of Man-o' Warsman.'
Send for ii uow aud read ~ carefully
Talk 1t over Win your parents "r
guardian Thcu GO TO the Navy hc-
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the navy mon there costs YOU moth
ing 10 be examined Nou'Il be SURPRISED
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION. Box Idl
Navy Department Washington, - G
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PERSONALS

and save middlcman'S profit: send
postal and we will submit samples.
MCCARTHY BROS, l.cnoX Street
Rochester. y. Y
SpIREI4I.A CORSET SHOP. 2I7 EAST
Grace. MRS. toRNELlA MOORE,
CITY Manager. iii"n" Madison 7252.
OVERCOME INSOMNIA WITHOUT
drugs: simple. natural treatment: m
more slccplesS nicIts: perfect rcST
assured send soc. for fun druglcss
treatment ADDRESS 4 T.. JOBERT,
Dept. -. l2i1 Clay, San Francisco
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lrlp Lllantcn, Female

LApY. REPRESENTATIVES, WANTED
We Offer splendid income, vaiuab bic
houSctugu;Shln premiums; goods oil
credit spare time work; experience
unnecessary; particulars free PEER
LESS PRODUCTS COMPANY, New
comfortable living sewing plain
seams steady. na canvassing. send
10 cents postage. return ii not satis-
lactoIy. HOME SEWERS conf
iANN, JObbcrS. Sewing > i;cho-
hoth Delaware.
MAILING CIRCULARS IS LIGHT,
pleasant work Tor spare time: no *
perioncc or canvassiug. Send name;
begin making motley at once. RAY
MOND, 20 kpXhury Crossing, Mass
III UNEMPLOYED APPLY TO ViR-
GINA BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 3l0
North Second
COOKS. CHARACTERISTICS AND LINEN
room. NIP wanted AZ once. Cali at
fun ia Hor ahf 2a,n Sect l.nG"f BUREAU
SPECIAL. SOLICITOR: Liberal. SAL.
airy ana commission; pleasant. dig
nihed work experience not ncccs-
saIy Apply sunday at 81 North
seventh street, between 3 and 3 p. NJ
some knowledge OF okkecping and
shorthand 10 apply at so West
hroad, o'clock Monday morning:
nose With experience preferred. Pay,
SCHLuTER REPAIR SHOP.
WANTED. SETTLED WHITE LADY
rs working housek"cpcr in widOwcrs
home with two children. \ good
home Tor the right party. State
salary expected IN hrsi letter. Ad-
dress ! y ADDI.EAIAN FarinviIlc
Na Route 80 l.
WANTED \ sREFiNED SETTLED
l"dE, Win good references. 10 help
Min general houscworl 81 81 hotel
hddrc7s Mrs. H. NVTIORNE.
NictorIa. va
LADIES MAKE SIS ~ so WEEKLY
H%Hhllus cur l'talca HauttaIt apc-
ciHlucs: positive necessities. quick
MADAME TIEKAIE " oInnna Do
partmen, 80 Noyth bcaplaines. chi
capO
WANTED; Good ,npNEsT GIRLS,
dressing envelopes r., hou. F.,fnnio
!i'Eirue,ions' ~; ~ cents COIN o.
AGEN' !. Don't s11 EuTdo = :
TWO YOUNG CHRIS or NEAT So
pcaranc" wanted 500 watirchHon. -.
i"ricnc"d preiciroi App!S 400 East
Broad.
81 PER DOZfN "AN BIZ ENHNED ar
nome ri"hiol'"rlnp ON" cnrroi lhdirH
fpare- time vor ,na. j"t .ia,npel
dk"rcmei5 ub itrtrpettput 3oc
an, 3;i$ dle'"5"c pro@in ,tAHit#
WANTED, Ar ONCN s GOOD LAt,N
droHH~ ~ q small irstitutirn Appiv
10 EEiI.E ititYAN DAY EtNSEit y.
zyl %"rih Ninctc"uih HtIcc,
NpMEN 10 "DIY LE1TTHF NT
home g""d pas ipll"wipg our prac-
iiral directions. parilrtiHrb Tor rn-
'iirn cnE"!Dpc. GDFEELIS FpE-
'iNlTY 90. % Npcl Avenue. Spring
icid Mnrr
WANTED. LADIES EVERY WHERE
10 .cud for iIcr sample ~ our inuu
some brooch nin. gwen ~ aIyrriiro
our Poods, send no tnrn"y. .iinuIy
name ana nddr"rn H. r. CiiEpTEE
co. - Cntawihsh AyenUc. Runbliry.
Pa
WANTED, 4 YOUSG I.hDY 10 Az.
tlai ~ ho"hh""p'nY am general cicr-
ln NlfPuih Hiutp aK'. rIporicncn
Qualifications auh aalnfl '<p"ctrd Hr
oucrWinr no attention WlII hc xtv.n
I" reply hddtDfH l. Az. caro- Tlroca-
Dispatch.
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Situations 1llanteo, a9alr

~ NAN AGED -. EDuCATIp.
i"n"r1, ana good hapitr dosir.~
SGHit.h!G position Addrcas IN b.
CITY l'hon" M"uro" .o73-l
WANTED. POSITION Al DNCr rs,
peri"hCcd collector and oiiicc MI,
MHst have place az once C.U dn
"nythingi references furnished ~
fO5, care Times Dispatch
YOUNG MAN WITH CONSiDEKAJII:
eAporicncc IN the railroad bu4lneA.
position Can furnish rood refer
cnccs 49, car" Times Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION RY REGIs.
tered assistant pharmacist, now ON
pioyeh; good references. small town
preferred; married; four years ~
nerionce. Address l. 49,, care Tilncs-
Dispatch.
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O. --,,-I-l-I, con 7.I-T
~ ~ a a. Nh ~, !! ~ ~ -
iron WorE. ncli-drivinr ICED WORKS
and cerris. ,l latrar designed
after Lam. at.nt W. also have
rauL .drer and IIN, rolls and Ell
ESr.,t ana Sbo.Iel az 1,-lforsoDoty.r We
S,.er. . br.t ,i.,.. .,.,,iid s,Syy.r tbt,,
j. strictly 4u.-r ..u9 SAINTS 70 work
every WORK GAY "4q mat VIII give
as twenty ih"uE"nu lett dalIF, aver
"Se, b"ai" f'ttsrtt We VIZ pa!
SooG wages i"I me flEht man. SON
heta applN 'Ae"P, lh.{ Ian NEE w
agoNe It4n'it ineNtS lEGlN ~ II a.
burg va
~ S.TT7D GS-T, T-IP>;T, ~ * J2r-,r,.fI
IN - ,t -, ~. 49,,
good rcl..6la iaam. who is familiar
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WANTED, GOOD WHITE WOMAN TO
aud help about III. house. small cot =
taEc: modern couvvnicuccs nice To-
cUlitN: references exchanged Adj =
dress /. O. Bon 25S, Danvillc. Va.
WANTED. roe YouNCi LADIES no
make Green Turtle cigars and Whip
smok ing tobacco: liberal pay while
learning: good treatment and saui-
tarS surroundings. PATTERSON
BROTHERS TOBACCO COMPANY.
INC. Twenty sixth and Main Streets
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS OPEN TO
women; ;I5 month Write immc-
diutely for free list FRANKLIN IN
STITCTE, Dept 790 IL. Rochester.
THREE BRI,;IIT CAPABLE LADIES
for i?li t" travel demonstrate and
sell c;tlCrS. SO To $40 per week
railroad farc paid GOODRICH
DRUG CO. omaha. Sob.
y I.ApY-CAN EARN $40 WEEKLY
copying letters spare time at home.
booklet. 10 cents in silver tells how
COMMERCIAL COPYING ASSOCIA-
TloN, WashinItom. -. e.
WANTED. LADIES EVERYWHERE
TO send for free sample Of our hand
some broorh pin given TO advertise
our goods. Send no money. simply
name and address r. r CHESTER
COMPANY. 81 Catnwissa Avenue
Sunhury. Pa
WRITE MOVING PICTURE; PLAYS:
$50 each: all or spare time: no cor.
rospondcncc course Details free
ATLAS PUBLISHING co. ~. Cincin.
natl. q.
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LARGE INCOME SELLING SPECIAL
" rugs; culorcd Illustrations ana i'm
portatt information free: sample rug
forwarded prepaid, 81; references.
lioNlston National Bank, Boston.
DUNDEE MFG. co. - chauncv
Street. RnstOM AlnHS
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poultry, prt5 ann Ribe Stork

WANTED. PURCHASER FOR FINE
shodts over TWO months old. three
males ana three females. SOW be-
tween tvs" and three years old all
Of show type. Price for the lot. III
one exceptionally nuc berkshire
boar, grandson OF Masterpiece. ana
out cf on" NaudcrbiIts imported
SONS highest possible breeding all
through pedigree. y rare specimen
FOR fine shape, development aud good
points. three years old active as -
pig. weight about i've hundred
Price. $50. Address Bon ~, Rich
moud. Va
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lllanttb

WANTED. $40 OLD FEATHER BEDS
ono chickcnt. and old time furniture:
out OF town parties sctd small sam
pies of feathers in letter for prices
per pound: write rae what YOU have
IN antiques anything old j. X
BEARD. Wholesale Dealer in Fcath-
ers AMI Antiques. u West Main
street Richmond
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agents 11lantrn

WANTED, AGENTS AND FIRMS
everywhere to handle our wonderful
tr: specialties: guaranteed to treble
mileage: $500 monthly: motorists buy
az sight. Sci F-NuLcANlZING RUB.
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WANTED. RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS,
examinations everywhere frequent
~; Sanplc questions fr3e FRANK
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WANTED. SODA WAITER CLERK
none but good dispenser: good
salary. THE BljLLAMY PHARMACY,
Hampton Va
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WANTED. \ Subscriptions solicit
tor Tor weekly news paper to work OF
commission. good HELD for hustler
GNZt.TTE. GOrdomSvillo. VI
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COOKS. CIIAAIBERMAGDS AND LINEN
room help wanted At once. Call at
SCIILU ETER'- LABOR BUREAU,
40 North NlMtL Slrent
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u YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY At
home addressing cuy.lopcs irc,a,,l
ing ANA mailing ajvcrtisiuE matter.
SehI l"lbrli addressed cIvclor.'
t.AS TfitN MAILING AGENCY. Bon
ll-". Springfield, Mass
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED SALES
Ladies' and cashiers. Apply. with
references. to superintendent, TILE.
WElSBERGER COMPANY.
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SOAP AGl;NrS-OUR SANITARY SKIN
Soap has everything beat for profits
We protect YOU in territory Sample
ana premium list free. DALEY Mic
CO. 81 Louis Mo
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Drip, Scale ano 5;emaTf
4oroff5sfpnaI peIp llIantfo

THE VIRGINIA TEACHERS BUREAU
supplies colleges. public and private
schools with teachers without charger
teachers needed in Virginia and the
Southern states; correspondence So
iiGited \. w. CRIDLIN. Manager,
Woodihnd Heights, Richmond Va,
vile branch. J. WALTON HALL,
Manager. Box l51. Gordonsvillo. Va
TEACHERS FOR JANUARY EaIER-
gency calls, rural graded high schools
ana colleges. all departments; oldest,
i'trScSt, best agency service South:
thrcc agencies; one enrolment: guar
nntccd service. llERIDAN TEACH
r.ES AGENCIES, Greenwood S. G.,
ChoiIottc. y. c.. Ntlantn. On.
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AGENTS. BIG PROFITS. EXCLUSIVE
territory. Wonderful new automatic
GHHolcnc table lamp. 500 G. f.. one
third cent per hour Absolutely thc
best seller on the market send for
irc" sample proposition. NATIONAL,
STAMPING WORKS, i20 Clinton,
Chicago
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WANTED. OLD FEATHER BEDS
and antique furniture LEVY. III,
holStcrcr and mattress maker. RI
pdrins and polishing furniture a sp,
cialty i2J West Broad
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STILL TIME FOR y CLEANUP ON
our Christmas specials; get next
quick; all year round sellers; enor-
NOUS profits, easy sales: SO TO $50
week 4 cinch; experience unncccs-
Sary, don't delay; send to-day for
Nmas Colorcd circulars. Il. NJ
DAVIS, President. So Davis Build
M. l'II.nrn
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MIR. BUSINESS MAN, If IT'S PRO.
fcssional. clerical. mechanical or
help of any kind. male or female.
S EfIif Fl fs To-" %no ae nu fsryifg
ll0 North Ninth Street. Call Monroe
LOS.
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MNKEES. AlOIDERS MA
Chinist, other help for out city. see
VIRGINIA BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
$40 North second
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WNNrED. MAREIED FOREMAN OK
stock farm. Must be able and will
ms 10 work. ana understand hama
ling "t modern farm machinery and
lmpl'mcnts state salary wanted
anu give references Of former en-
ploN"rS j. @l6, care Times Dis
patch
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WANTED. TO Buy FOR CASH
household goods in any quantity.
Phone Madison 1851 -
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WANTED. TO TRADE. SMALL. INCOME,
property Tor automobile. Adrcss
AT once. g 500. care Times Dispatch
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WANTED. To BORROW $50 VIII
pay back in five monthly notes OF
Sl25p each. Good security. with city
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ONE GOOD MAN. \ YOUNG MAN
preferred. who haas 5000 10 invest
can secure half interest ia Il husi-
ness that viii pay him AT least $50
pen month. immediate returns and
can MI th" position us treasurer ana
itandl" TIA" money Give name ana
address on no reply. Please do not
answer unless YOU mean business.
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5000, with services in established
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WANTED. SO YOUNG LADIES

OVER liz YEARS OLD IN PACKING
anu stamping departments; we'll
paid While learning. Experienced
cigarette packers arc also desired.
Apply at once
ALLEN X GINTER BRANCH
Seventh and Cary Streets