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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-29
PERSONAL.


President Hutton, of the Phoenix
National Bank, is back from a visit
to Gallatin.
Mrs. Bruce Cochran, Jr., and little
son, Clark, are on visit to relatives
in Kentucky.
Miss Orc Sue Brown, Of Groveland,
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Cora Denham.
r. H. Grizzard, manager of the
H. G. Hill Grocery Company, spent
Thursday in Nashville.
Miss Bertha Teollner, Of Cape Gil
rardeau, Mo-, is the guest of her cous-
In, Miss Bertha Tanner.
Miss Georgia Brimberry, of Cole
man, Texas, is the guest OF Miss
Easter Brown at Groveland
Charles A. Wright of Little Big
byville Stock farm, has returned
from visit to Birmingham.
Miss Letha Freeman, of Spring
field, has accepted a position in the
insurance Office of A. H. Smith.
Mrs. James Throop and little son,
Ewin, and Miss Willie Throop and
Mrs. Willie Denham were the guests
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G..
Brown, last week.
Claude Hendley arrived Thursday
uight from San Francisco for visit
to his father, H. L. Hendley.
Mrs. G. A. Forgey is visiting rela-
tives in Bowling Green.
John T. Akin, of Hampshire, is in
the city today on business
Miss Lucille Metehall, of st. Louis,
is visiting Mrs A. T. Jackson.
Hewlett Wilson and Yank Martin
have returned from Dawson Springs.
Houston Thomas, of Nashville, is
visiting relatives and old friends
here.
James W. Thomas, of the Phoenix
National Bank, is off on his summer
vacation.
Geo. w. Hayes returned this morn
dng from Alabama where he has just
closed big real estate deal, 900 acres
being sold.
VIM. Greenlaw, of the Fort-Green-
law Advertising Agency, Of Memphis.
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Greenlaw.
Frank Whitthorne will arrive Sun
day from Jacksonville, Fla, to join
his wife and baby who have been here
several days visiting Mrs. w. ]. Whit
thorne and other relatives.
Mrs. ]. B. Ashton and Miss Bessie
Ashton have returned from visit to
Mrs. Frank Wilbur Smith in Phila-
delphia, and a stay in New York City,
Atlantic City and Washington, D. G..
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Hughes will
leave Monday for Montreal where
they will be in attendance on the
American Bar Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Harrison and
children have returned from few
days stay in the country.
Mrs. R. G. Sparrow spent Saturday
In Nashville.
Miss Jessie Rees has returned
from visit to Petersburg.
Ned Carmack is the guest of John
Wesley Finney at Sleepy Hollow.
Misses Bertha Strong and Myrtle
Marlin, Of Nashville, are the guests
Of Mrs Charles Williams on Parker
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Parker, ST.,
have returned from Dawson Springs,
Ky.
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Mrs. Martha Russell.

Mrs. Martha Russell, aged 20 years
died at the home Of John Huffman,
four miles from Columbia on the VIII
Transport pike, Sunday morning. The
funeral was conducted at II a. m. to-
day at Mt. Nebo, by Rev. John E.
Hight. She was the wife of the late
Rev. G. w. Russell, a Methodist min
lister, who preceded her to the grave
number of years.
Cakes & Nichols In charge.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-29

: HAY BALERS FOR SALE OR RENT.
! Apply to ]. L. WRIGHT, Bell phone
SS5' 22IstIw1t
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-29
Miss Sarah Lockhart.

Miss Sarah Lockhart, aged 81
years, died at the home of her neph.
ew, John Nichols, four miles east OF
Santa Fee, Thursday. The funeral
was held at Union church this after
noon at $3.50, conducted by Rev. H.
A. Gray. Burial followed at the Lock
hart graveyard.
She was a highly esteemed resident
of that section, was member of the
Methodist church, and is survived by
number Of relations in that portion
Of the county.
Cakes & Nichols In charge.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-29
GAME WARDEN
IS ARRESTED
TAKEN FROM PASSENGER TRAIN
AT MT. PLEASANT WE'D
NESDAY.

The following special appeared in
the Nashville Democrat this morning:
MT. PLEASANT, Tenn, Aug, 27.-
Matthews Gordon, of Columbia, Tenn.
Maury county's game warden, was
taken from a passenger train al Mt.
Pleasant this morning in an intoxicat-
ed condition. He was giving the rail-
road people some trouble while on the
train. Chief of Police Willis was no
titled at this place, and when the train
stopped here the game warden was
taken in charge and placed in the
city calaboose, where he has been all
day in an unconscious state. When
arrested he had on his person pint
of whisky, two bottles of beer and a
revolver
Mr.. Gordon served as game warden
for the county several years under
j. H. Acklen, and has recently been
re-appointed by State Game Warden
Houser.
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MAURY DRY GOODS CO,
Announcement

Mrs Macheca, special demonstration of BON
TON, ROYAL WORCESTER and ADJUsTO
CORSETS, will be with us one week com.
mencing Sept LIST.
Her advice and assistance is yours for the
asking. This is,your opportunity to be fitted to
stylish new model by one who is a recognized
fashion authority and noted corset specialist.
We also extend you an invitation to visit
our stores and see the new fall merchandise
which we are receiving daily.
Ladies Tailor Made Suits in the seasons most
approved models are on display in our Ready-to
Wear section. Prices from . $500 to $500
Mems Clothing the good kind---Suts that fit
wear and look well. Exceptional values,
These stores are recognized as shoe headquarters
because we only offer dependable shoes no mat
ter what price you pay. No substitutes for
leather ever used in our shoes
Mems Dress Shoes $3.UO to Sc. 90
Mems Work Shoes. .....,....... $500 to $500
Boys, Youths, Misses and Children's Shoes
for school and dress wear at very attractive
prices.
YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT OUR STORE.
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TEACHERS MEET
FIRST SATURDAY
MAURY ASSOCIATION TO HAVE
SEPTEMBER SESSION ON
THE SIXTH.

The Maury county teachers will
meet Saturday, Sept. 6, 1913, at 10
a. M
Following is the program:
l. Carver's Principles of Rural
Economics, Chapter /.
2. Carney's Country Life and the
Country School, Chapters / and g.
3. School Improvement Work.
4. Miscellaneous.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-29
jerome Orr.

Jerome, the youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Orr, formerly of this
county, died last week at his parents
home at Dallas, Texas. Mr.. and Mrs
Orr have friends all over the county
who will deeply sympathize with
them in their loss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25
}epnItry, }eets anb Kibt btork

sPECTAL@1N ORDER 70 MAKE
room for our young stock. we will
sel na few P pens, opr females and
IS and. $40 This is an opportunity
for a few to. get stock from one. OF
hs best laying and prize wnnns
best breeders remainder OF season.
oRTggGr6S RaRBBs a aH psSK
Richmond. Va. City address: SIT L.
broad Street Phone Madison 1898.
PONIES FOR sALE-sHETLAND AND
Ws1sS al h1 ads Of yRf nnd suis oun
dalton herds. MoNTRosE PONY
FARM, Cartersviile. Va. City address
4i1 South Laurel Street.
THousANDs OF BABY CHICKS DIE
ahieky Sood n snd as'Tg rpry M sas
s6 SSs AsS S osnhtssS x # 81 Street T. roDDs
sINGLE-CoMn WHITE IEGHoRNS
pay. Eggs half price rest of season;
f'sso e GIFTS PoGr Il y Wq92
Richmond. Va. Phone Madison 1913.
SAVE THE BABY cHIcKs-THATs
h tne pr9b.em Its easy enough to
White biarrhea REMEDY. Cholera
Remedy. Cape Remedy. Eox-i-cide
(disinfectant) will fix hem. and Mr.
Poultryman can rest easy as to the
outcome Of his spring work. Big soc
poultry, book free; T. w. Woods
DiRgs & Beadles. 1923 East Main
Street; w. ]. Todd'B Sons. ,&26 North
Sixth Street; a. r. .McCalley, 5000
williamsburg Avenue. Money back
II any Conkey remedy falls
FOR SALE. FOX AND REAGEE
hound pups and all other varieties
Of dogs that are in existence. On
receipt of 10 cents we mail the most
Handsome, comprehensive, illustrated
catalogue that Is In existence, which
gives full information Of 40 breeds of
dogs and other -blooded stock. c. l..
B.'IANDIS Dept. III. Reading. Pa.
ATTENTION. BREEDERs! FRENCH
Coach Stallion, Figaro. 1851. and
CataIonian SPANISH Jack. Pilso. 1o2.
Why breed scrubs when. you can use
government approved stock at ME-
EVANSVILLE STOCK ; FARM. four
miles north Richmond, Hanover
County. WI. STRAIN & son, r."
r: D.. Mi, Richmond. Va.
FOR SALE. COLLIE PUPPIES IN
healthy condition and Of excellent
psdigree, from Old Dominion Collie
Kennels. J.s HARRISON TAHs. Prop;
Can be seen at g. G. Carpenter 81 IL
Poe Street, Barton. Heights.
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TIats dManten

BY : YOUNG MARRIED CoUPLE,
three rooms. unfurnished; central
preferred; please state lowest terms.
II sSI, care Times Dispatch.
FIAT WANTED BY YOUNG COUPLE.
three rooms. with bath. for house
keeping; Church Hill or centrally To-
Gated. r S29. care Times-Dispatch.
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situations 1nlantsp, aeale

Young MARRIED. Man, AT PRES
ent employed. desires, position az
enses sss care p5sfss1ef Rsteh
BOoKKEEPER, EXPERIEN CE d
young married man Of. good habits.
Change 81 June 1871 good Of
Address7A sIs. care Times-Dispateh:
YOUNG MAN WISHES TO HAVE OUT
Side Jobs VIII work cheap. Address
T. $50 caro- Times-Dispatch.
EXPERIENCED OFFICE MAN WANTS
aceountiss. eorrespondence. credits
and collections. Best references
M Mest sai lazy to begin, Address
REGISTERED APPRENTIcE. Ftp
teen months' experience. wlshe: po-
sition In drug store with privileges
OF offending Pharmaey classes next
Dispatch.
WANTED. BIT YOUNG NAN. MEDf
caiistudent. position clcrking in drug
store for summer months; can give
rsferences. Address a $40, care
WANTED. BY A BOY OF sIXTEEN
years. position in some Office
willing to start on small salary. Ad-
dress 26l6 East Grace Street.
MALE STENOGRAPHER. FIFTEEN
WHICH in ap present posit fae' wishes to
make a change about June .. Sober.
reliable. unusually accurate; an ex-
thoroush knoWledSe OF English;
prefer position as private secretary
person. but could Ali any office po-
sition satisfactorily. Moderate salary
until ability demonstrated. Address
SIS. care Times Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION WITH
comm house.
learning the business and becoming
member of firm. Address SIS, care
Times Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION;
four years experience at bookkeep-
ing and Office work: uses Typewriter;
references. ID I57, care Times Dis
patch.
MILL AND. SUPPLY. SALESMAN DE.
sires position on road or city. T.
,2S.. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, A POSITION AS TRAVEL
ing salesman. Can furnish REFERENCE
a Rsiss sfRsr's e. G.. Route 70 Il l. BAKER
WANTED. BY YOUNG MARRIED MAN.
r .Ie s Address A sss. care Tines
Dispatch.
WANTED POSITION ~ oPEN AIR
ployment. by young man who has had
eight years experience in the whole
sale business: best reference. 40
dress * 9f3. care Times Dispatch.
wANTED-E NPERIE need MAN
wants position I'm wholesale or re
tall grocery; either local or travel
ing: can furnish beet OF reference or
bond. 90s. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION AS GARAGE
manager. Am practical aasoienc
engine mechanic, capable OF keeping
its books and soliciting trade 10 fiji
the garage. j 935. care Times-Dis-
patch.
WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN OF TEN
or twelve years experience, position
as assistant bookkeeper or collector,
real estate preferred. or as travel
ing salesman for wholesale house.
4 No. references. G Sal. care
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Bttuattpns 1Mantfo, E.malt

WANrEb. POSITION As coMPANIoN
to lady. references exchanged. Ad-
dress MISS HUMPHREYS. Rochelle.
Ma.
YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION AS
bookkeeper; experienced. u 15e,
care Time Dispatch.
COMPETENT SETTLED LADY DE-
sires position as housekeeper. Small
family; country no objection. .Ad-
dress A.. Drewrys Bluff. Va.
DO YOU NEED. AN UNDERGRADUATE
nurse or caretaker or travelling COM
panion? Ask MRS. CHADICk. Madi-
son SSH.
WANTED. BY FIRST-CLASS. ENPE-
rie.nced business woman. position as
private secretary. Excellent clerk.
stenographer and typewriter Refer
ences exchanged. j $50. care Times
Dispatch.
STEN0GHAFHER. SIX YEARS EN-
periehce. accurate, rapid. neat. de-
sires position. Monroe 2oSS-I.
EXPERIENCED PANTRY WOMAN
wants position: willing to leave city.
~ $50, care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

FEW BOARDERS DESIRED BY PRI-
vate family near city. old plantation,
piazzas. shady lawn. large rooms fine
water. fresh vegetables. Jersey milk;
ten minutes walk to trolley; refer.
ences exchanged. Address B 665,
care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25
Rttuattrns, 3Droftsslunal

LADY OF EXPERiENcE. NTH
teachers certificate from Richmond
Conservatory OF Music, and public
Hchool certificate, desires position TO
teach music or English, Latin.
French and mathemat tics. Address
MISS II. G., Belfry, Montana, care
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lerpffsstuna al SNfIp lnia1ttn

TEACHERS OF ALL GRADES Want,
ed for colleges. public and private
schools for fall openings In Virginia
and Southern States. Schools sup
Piled without charge Prompt and
faithful service guaranteed: GORE
spondence solicited. VIRGINIA
TEACHERS BUREAU, Rev. r. w.
Cridlin. Manager. Richmond. Va.
WANTED, AT ONCE. SEVERAL
male principals for high schools:
lady for mathematics in high school,
lady for German and mathematics
and lady of experience to superin-
tend dining room for female board
ing school: last two Baptists pre-
ferred. VIRGINIA T EACH F: K s.
BUREAU, Richmond. Va. Phone
Madison ob7s..
WANTED. TEACHERS FOR ALL DE-
partments Of school work. Large
number, Of positions to be filled We
make speciality of securing posi-
tons Write for particulars. Ma
rI0NAL TEACHERS BUREAU, Box
662. Richmond. Va.
YOUR AGENCY IS ONE OF THE
best" writes former member Unit
season We place many Virginia
teachers throughout Southern States
Elections now 6aily. FOSTERS
TEACHERS AGENCY, Atlanta Ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25
agents criantsb

fXKE ADVANTAGE OF PARCEL
post. Make from $16 to $50 weekly
H. mail order business In spare time.
ago we started In. mail order busi-
hess with practically no capital. To-
day our business 10 tremendous We
nish everything and guarantee sue
cess. No experience necossary. SEND
for free booklet. telling how to start
SSSE. Manager. Dent. "a. Omaha,
1 HAVE THE BEST PROPosITIoN IN
existonce for agents; s50fa week
made resnlaIiXi whoie or part time.
Philadelphia. Pa. M enes'nut st..
AGENTS Ial, s. w,ANTgD..,,LLET US SHOW
FHiLAp Sf:H ns SYKES Bu 1R5sisis.
USE YOUR spAItE TINE TO BUILD
share in profits; II opportunities
TTssTNii IrItS fr sScH MHUTHAL DECOR
AGENTS. LET US SHOW you HOW
ented speclalties. Write for new
ciInfF s so 81, H soWANs sEE
Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
AGENTS-MANUFA OF pop
ular brand guaranteed hosiery wants
local repressntatiye to sell direct to
PERFECTIoN Mills. iefS Ale n
gheny Avenue. Philadelphia. Pa.
READ THE AGENTS MAGAZINE
and make more money; z months ioc.
AGENTS MAGAZINE. Chicago
AGENTS WANTED. FOR ARTICLE
W ho@ @s'T THeK ss6 Te Mo%E CIV
co. 300 Jackson Avenue. Jersey City
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25
Relp. aeaIe am f.r.iIe

wANfEb. 400 7FoONd MEN AND 'WWo--
men e. learn Gregg. shorthand and
typewriting. at. night. Special sum-
merl rates. Teacher graduate Gregg
SchooI, Chicago. Our telegraph stu :
dents taught to receive direct from,
Wire on Typewriter. nnd with pen.
School open every week night, except
saturday. 1870 o'clock, at GIT East
Franklin Street Post ONCE Box sos.
PRACTICAL !. SHORTHAND AND
TDLEGRAPHt SCHOOL. Nf.
BIG PROFiTs-OPEN A DYEING AND
needed. We teach by mall Write
for booklet. BEN-VONDE SYSTEM,
Dept'1t4 Charlotte. N. C.
MEN oMEN--GET. GOVERNMENT
Jobs; big paw ThoS ss Of np
sltions. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
Dept. 4o5-D, Rochester. NJ V
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

WANTED. THE PEOPLE OF RICH-
mond TO know that Cape View and
Lee cottages will open for business
June |. Sea bathing free. For terms
and Information apply j. b. CLAY
& co. RuCkrOe Beach. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25
Summit Boarnino

NEW. IoRK.@H1GH GLASS 1ccou.
modations; four five-roon furnishcd
apartments; also rooms: grand SEQ
tion, block Riversde and Rroadwav
subway. Transient; permanent; mod.
crate. CLAREMONT. Avenue ISL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED IN
Blue Ridge Mountains. Local and
long distance phone connection.
Shady lawn, good water. Further
particulars write l.. d. LIPSCOMB,
Avon Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

DIGGS COTTAGE NOW OPEN FpON1
ing Chesapeake Bay: modern In
every respect. Boarding, lodginr.
Hnc bathing and fishing. Rest aes
a D1GGS. Proprietress. Ocean View
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

PARTY WITH LARGE COTTAGE.
WiilouBhby Beach. ocean 'front.'
Wishes to rent eight rooms for thd
season. Address Box lo1s. Norfolk,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

Sidney. Va. Large. airy rooms
shady lawn: abundant country farei
reasonable terms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

VIRGINIA BEACH. OCEAN FRONT.
electric lights. baths. Patrons So
licited by week, day or meal. MRS.
S. T. ADAIR Fitzhurh Cottoava
Virginia Beach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

WANTED. SUMMER BoARDERs IN
attractive home at foot OF Peaks of
otter. Beautiful. romantic scenery;
excellent fare; daily mail: convenient
TO station. Reasonable terms. Ad-
dress MRS. C. w. JENNINGS, Route
h BEDFORD CITY. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

BOARDERs WANTED FOR THE SUM-
mer. on car line, one mile from
town. Chesterfield County. MRS.
FRANK p. GUY, South Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

THE ANDERSON COTTAGE, OCEAN
View. Va. open for guests May
-. Best accommodations. excellent
meals; near beach: opposite amuse-
ment pavilion; fishing, boating. bath
ing; charges reasonable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25
agfnts 1aant.n

START IN BUSINESS STARTED As
. MIL, , IL nn. YOU r., Men Of ability
crsdis gwen ah' mGl%SE ARf f2zssafEeGG}Hf
president. Rox ~. Toledo o.
Sc sENsArIONAT. REFRESHMENTS
one onter: T. pairs auaranteed hose !"
only soc. with soc worth OF hand
kerehiefs or garters free. Write for
timore, Md.
LAGER BEER CAN BE MADE At
home. Agents. here's a new one; A
long:fcll want nlled. enormous de
mand s NE one buys Sell i'm
Of lager beer lust by the addition
OF water. pure, sparkling. lager
beer can be. made att cent. a glass
real article. Strictly legitimate, can
be sold anywhere, wet or dry. No
l nseRss. rsauiren vo Small compact
rritory going fast. all or spare time
, 100 per s., sent proti n; a big money
for the War Has' wes "a 1e Fea BIZ
thirst II $50 or more week looks
So ,1a to i you SEND p ps TO-DAY. TIE
Cincinnati. Ohio.
WE START YOU IN BUSINESS. FUR
nishing everything: men and women
ropeors sys!em peeEstS fsnd ho. a
tunity lifetime. booSiet free. RIGS RIGS
DALE CO, Box 8. East Orange.
AGENTS. WE HAVE. A NEW LINE OF
needs them Valuable premiums
JOHN r: GHLsTEb. 1906 Tea ST.
\. ", Washington. d. c.
A Ss pro %s aaxa S SaiSs hHA Rrt.
for free sample and new summer
catalogue. wARDwELL NOVELTY
CO: Dept, 1;:226 Bedford Park Blvd,
a G ENT Sc r EAT ST AGENTS
seller ever produced 200 to 800 per
cent profit. MONROE MFG co, y
3e. La Crosse. Wis.
400 PER CENT PROFIT SELLING OUR
pillow. tops: high grade work easy
IGTHER GoRpo 5S' CO. est
ern Bldg. Chicago.
AG ENTS WANTED. ALSO TEN CREW
mnanagers: new. scheme; big profts;
Mob MODE 'PoRrRArr AND aihpt'f FRAME ldS;
COMPANY. Chicago. .
AGENTS CLEARTlsoO SURE IN FOUR
months; exclusive territory assigned;
s sser OF Fly from rRnT
COMPANY, Kansas City, Mo !.
AGENTS. BOTH SEXES. RUY FROM
inanufacturers: $40 daily selling
! Perfect" double suction hand va
r TH cEASER co9PAS9 ss4
Hudson Street. New York.
AGENTs-325 a WEEK FOR TWO
hours hours. work a.,day brand new
az Write for terms and free sam
ANTEE HOSIERY CO. 21eI Hopper
street. ayton. Ohio
AGENTs-BIG MONEY WITH OUR
easy selling premium household ar
ticles. Winning catalogue canvassing
outht free. New plans. PRIEST &
co. 21ls 'Flasier Street, Washington,
AGENTS WE ARE JUST PLACING ON
and SCISSORS. Positively does the
work In best possible manner. Not
os " needs M mo gxstY
p,ofy. sp pP gfIsf Bno oSs, c.. e q
East Twenty eighth Street, New
VACUUM CLEANER AGENTS; EX:
operated. bellows. type cleaner; with
hls profts. Write noTYs co@PANSf
Dayton. o. ts'. '. 81,
AGENTS. SELL a FORD, THE PEG
to be withSu, Ford
carpet sweeper two In one; just out
~ r!F r. /. sTsiuslys sefSisory. FORD
Building. Chicago
AGENTS. MAKE S. TO 425 PBR DAY
easy selling our speciality. Par
ticulars free. Write to-day THE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

READ THE AGENTS MAGAZINE
Acc @ass % MAG A@2H1SSfy h %antn' oe
AG IsNTS WANTED. FOR ARTICLE
which no housewife cun resist. Sells
at every home. JACKSON NOVELTY
co. a9a JACOBSON Venue. Jersey CITY:
solicitors ann 6afssmrn
SAFES Nan Nv, wANTEpMwE RE
output. the services Of two or more
salesmen. Must have clean record.
good money. EseI@siVe % ter Tii,ns
strictly commission basis Apply
with full record a. to past exp.-
TO s. F. BOWSER q COMPANT. INC.
No. zo6 Telegraph Building. Harris
burg. Pa.
SPECIAL NOTICE-WANTED, THREE
fenced in scales. registers. machin-
cry, stock or real estate. to sell high
class specially proposition In vir-
Give reference and experiences fully.
SALES MANIAC ER. Box OPS. Winter
Haven. Fla.
SALESMEN-SIDE LINE OR EXCLU-
siye: cutlery assortment: Ils:75 com
mission on each sale. Snappiest deal
tory Ae SS a 1a aPHt6S IN 'e c6
st. Louis. Mo.
SUCCESSFUL Statesmen WORKING
their earnings from ,s5 to SIS per
week selling our line OF fancy fruit
elders: 20 per cent commission;
Differences required RED CRoSs
CO. Dept. I. st. Louis. Mo.
WANTED, OFFICE SUPPLY AND
rurni1ure salesman who has had ex-
stock. Good oppoPtmnity for Fight ht
man. SOUTHERN School SUPPLY
COMPANY, Raleigh. \. c.
30 DAILY SELLING SEQ SODA FOUN-
tain MANUFACTURER. 1854 Aber-
STOCK SALESMAN TO PLACE AN
industrial issue OF exceptional merit:
t tiW,,. oppsration. Address GUY A.
Statesmen WANTED FOR COUNTRY
towns. 32o weekly salary and IS per
cling. wEsTERS cfDER &c CO. 81.
Louis. Mo.
WE WANT EXPERIENcED OFFICE
appliance salesman to represent us
in this territory. handling our motor
driven letter opener; every firm re-
srect; hne proposition FOR capable
LiGHTNfSG LETTER. oPE E$Hsfse Co.,
Rochester, y. Y.
WANTED. THREE GOOD Statesmen
specially for all lines of retail trade
In towns and smaller cities Heavily
advertised in leading trade papers
port of entire sales department. Con
nection can he made here that will
be. worth $4,000 or better yearly to
producers. References and bond re-
CURED Dept. XIX 401 Kesner Bldg
Chicago.
Statesmen WANTED: NO EXPERT
ence REQUIRED. Earn while learning
Write to-day for list of hundreds OF
positions now open. paying $1,000 10
$4,000 year. Address nearest office
Pfp. ts; NATdoSA SALESMESs
New York. kansas City. San Fran
cisco. New Orleans, Toronto.
CAPABLE SALESMAN TO COVER
Virginia with staple line. High com
lnissions, with 800 monthly advance
Permanent position TO right man
JESS Fl SMITH CO. Detroit. Mich
SIDE LINE Statesmen TEN LIVE
wire retail Premium and punch
weekly commission settlement w
f. GRAVES COMPANY. ST. Louis
sALEsMEN. DO YOU WANT $40 A
day, side or main line retail and
punch board deals? Ten PROPOSE
tons. AMERICAN FACTORIES COM
PANY. ST. Louis.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN TO, SELL
production fals dress fabrics. fian.
nels. blankets: strong side line. Lib
eral: commission. FRANK D. LA
LANNE & CO. Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED, AN INEXPERIENCED MA
chinery and mill supply salesman by
q Norfolk concern. to travel Eastern
North Carolina territory. Good po-
sition' to right party. Apply Lock
Drawer No. rs, Norfolk, Va.