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The Detroit times., 1913-05-29
Supreme Con,7 Passes
On Den0u Gases

LANSING. Mich, May 29.-.The act
of the Wayne county circuit court IN
granting a writ OF injunction to GER
tain Detroit taxpayers represented by
former Attorney General Kuhn pre-
venting the board OF education from
entering into a contract to furnish
high school students with text books
at cost prices was affirmed by the
Michigan supreme court, In n de-
cision handed down yesterday after
noon. The court upheld the conten-
ton OF Mr.. Kuhn that the board had
no right TO enter into such a contract.
The board OF education two years
ago passed a unanimous resolution In
structing its secretary 10 purchase
and supply al cost prices such nigh
school books as are not furnished free.
When bids were solicited two Detroit
book dealers appealed 10 the courts.
with the result that they secured n
permanent injunction against that
body
The board appealed the case 10 the
supreme court. which held that the
board had no right 10 engage In bust
ness ~-sy
In all o. opinions were handed down
oy the court yesterday.
The Indictment against Frank e..
Later for alleged violation OF the pure
food laws was held invalid LATER was
accused by State Dairy and Food
Commissioner Helme OF advertising
oleomargarine in way calculated TO
deceive the public.
The court held that the act under
htah \ af nor
broad enough TO cover the alleged
offense.
The decision OF the court in the
case OF the executors of James Scott,
who left 100000 for the construction
Of a memorial on Belle Isle was sim
ply On affirmation OF the Wayne coun-
~ circuit court. which held that the
funds should remain In the hands OF
Executors George S. Hosmer and
Clarence NJ Burton until the compile
ton OF the proposed memorial.
Had the workmens compensation
Jaw been in effect in 1905, Julia Nc.
Broom, saleswoman for the b. Siegei
company might have received dam
ages for injuries sustained when an
electric tan placed on the edge OF
a high counter by a fioorwalker fell
en- her neck Under the old fellow
servant rule. the circuit court refused
to ward damages. and was sustained
by the supreme court.
The circuit court was also upheld
in the case of the divorce DEGREES
granted 10 Mrs. Crank ID. Southwick,
not only setting her free. but also set
ting aside certain deeds to property
obtained from her by her former hus-
band
A case OF interest TO automobile
owners was decided when the court
held that the MetZger motorcar com
pany could not be held liable for the
alleged carelessness Of one Of it's test
ers, who ran into Thomas Barry.
In the case Of the refusal Of Judge
Connolly TO issue complaints against
moving van companies who neglect to
file with the commissioner Of police a
report Of transfers made by
them the court held that the city's
ordinance requiring such record Is
valid.
Archibald s. Hooper. 1t was held,
must submit to the order Of Judge p.
]. NJ. HALEY, requiring him TO submit
TO a medical examination before pro-
ceeding with suit against the ID.
r.. X.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29
IN DETROIT
Mrs. Caroline Kruger was granted "a
divorce IrOm AIherl 4. kruEer by

Mrs. Caroline kruger was granted "a
divorce from Albert T.. Kruger d!
Judge Murphy. Wednesday afternoon.
Kruger sought the decree, but IL
WAS granted 10 the wife when h"r
attorney pointed out that one OF IN"
reasons Kruger cited for divorce was
that She had had him arrested Tor
non-support, with the result that ne
was fined 500. krusrr's bin was dls-
missed and the decree granted on the
wifcs cross bill
The Rev. u. ". puilingrr. az Sa-ka-
toOn, Canada. who accepted the call
10 the parish OF 81. Matthias tpis-
copsl church stanley ana l.awton-
ayes, 10 succeed the Rev. W. y. At
kinson, who is going To Butte. Mont,
has sent word that he has changed
his mind and intends to remain IN
Saskatoon. His congregation and
other residents of the city are said
10 have waited on him and pleaded
with him TO remain.
John Dudley. when arruigned before
tnited states Com missioner Hurd
Wednesday, pleaded not guilty 10
the charge of bringing Garnet Gil
more from Cincinnati To Detroit in
violation OF the Mann white slave
act, \ hearing on his case was set
for June II and his bail fixed ~
1000. The woman caused Dudley =
arrest a few days ago by telling the
authorities that ne had sent her 10
the streets.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29
DIVINE SARAH TAKES %
CURTAIN CALLS IN ADIEU

NEW YORK. May 2o.-Sailing on
the Fench liner Lorraine with the
members OF her company, today, Nine.
Sarah Bernhardt babe farewell To
America. having closed her tour In
vaudeville. last night. when the aud.
fence accorded her one of the most
remarkable demonstrations ever seen
here.
Applause. punctuated by cheering
that lasted for more than a half hour
followed the close OF the noted &C
tress performance OF the ffth act o,
Camille. The curtain rose 90 times
for Nine. Bernhardt tn bow her thank.
and farewell To the audience. There
were repeated cries for a speech. bu
the audience had to be content with
"a wave OF the hand from the actress
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29
BOARD KNEW 1T WAS
ILLEGAL TO SELL BOOKS

Encation to sell text books to the high
school pupils at cost We cannot give
The books to the pupils free, as has
F6oen suggested by one member OF the
hoard. because the Law will not per-
init 10 to do that. We are not allowed
to provide books free to any pupils
hut those In the public schools. How
ever, don't imagine there will be any
Idt0culty in getting the necessary leg.
s3slati0n TO sell the books. and we shalt
simply have to patiently await tho
next session OF the legislature for the
purpose Of taking the proper steps.
School Inspector Samuel Il. Mum
ford 10 also In favor OF seeking legis-
'latton To pnrovide the high school text
books at cost.
Dr. Albert McMichael, another mem
her Of the board. advanced the idea Of
yproviding the text books free OF cost
~ the high school pupils. intimating
that there could be no objection to the
move. The plan, however according
10 Mr.. Condor. would be illegal.
When the Board Of Education adopt.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29

~ 49, Woeid - burning and itching and
oonln1 - - ~. I tried many kinds Of
49, 81 11Rsrsat thines bus Ill 70 no 20
~ AfboP tpnk - Cuticura Soap and
Q1nGn1oo = shout three days found
eouoo 49, n1UAts and thas ths pimplss were
- l1nopoorlng. Two wssars Atsr mo-
- - ~ vogo 800. Cuttcura Soap
- Olnomone GDeoosd permanent relief %
tInnO 0ossUD Wsnsr. June ~. 1919.
~ ~ souUA. chapped and bleeding
Gon1a loGh1ne. bo1nlnG palms. and painful
$1,000 M ahapslsD nsils. . ons-nishs
1ounoD oBoo1msno works vondsW. Soak
nA nsuoB1no. - - wa1sr and Cutscurs
4 M uDs1ne w1eh OveDesarA 0intmsns
E1oo 1on1noo - Cd. lsuss gloves
1DC1D o1rn2 CUsleuso osap (2ScJ and
( Do11 oDos) - ~ ~ drusglsts and
1Dcunnuo - Huld. oampls Of
- ~ M 80. sk1a Deok- Ad-
oQnD0 sso111slgos OsD4. 4. Dsssen."
UCr1oD 49, - ehss1d No. CutIcurs
01n6c1g 80. - 6eau1s ~
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29
HOsroN COPPER SHARE Sales.

Sales Of MAY q furnished by Hay
den stone IL Co. May 20:
Adventure Is Ahmeek $50. Allouez
IS Amalgamated Copper ZOO American
Zinc S. Boston e. corbin 1880 Butte ~
Superior 45. Calumet n Arizona f22.
Calumet r. Hecla 2. Chino 100. Copper
Range 49,. East Butte So franklin
Mining as Giroux so. CRANKY 40.
Greene Cananes s4s, Hedley Gold 2s.
Island Creek Coal IF 20. Isle Royale ~,
Kerr Lake 1856. Lake Copper %. La
Sale 20. Mayhower 40, Mohawk 20, Ne
ass, Old Dominion Mining 25. OsceolA
8. Pond Creek Goal s75, Pond Creek
rites 1925. Ray Cons s, Santa Fe Gold
per 40. Tamarack 10, Tennessee Gopher
90. Toulumne 200 L y r S4s, do IF so.
Utah Cons Gold Mining 100. Victoria
2b Winona y6. Wolverine 26.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29
DIED.

DOPK MAY 2s at his parents resi-
deucc. 1926 Logan ave. Russell. axe
Years, beloved son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John bOpke Funeral services from
above residence Friday MAY 80. at =
o'clock standard. Burial at Wood
mere
Hn.DERBRANpT--M q. 1913. VIII
hclmina, widow OF the late August
Hildebrandt, mother of Mathilda
liildebrandt. aged - years. Funeral
from residence 1875 Thirty-h first St,
Friday at 1880 o. m.
ROLLING E.R--Mrs Margaret. the late
widow of Joseph Kollinger at her
sons residence 200 LeusChner- ave.
Hamtramck, Mich Funeral Friday
morning az $40 from the house and
a. m. from ST. Johns church.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29
DID YOU SEE IT?"

ID. & c. Line Decoration DAY
excursion al. in this paper
Four nights and three days
outing. $3.50 Cleveland, 500
Buffalo, SIS Niagara Fal'
Round trip for transportation
Tickets good going Thursday
May 20. returning June 1st
Make your reservations early
Ruslness-Iike Printing. No russ an
no feathers. The plain. neat KIND INA
looks right. Times Printing Co..
John R.-st Phone Main 1898.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO.

y
Dunning 4 stevens 1--we stock Report
EAST BUFFALO, May 3s.-Cattie
Receipts. one cor: market. slow
best 1850 to l.5oo-lb steers $40
$50; best 1900 10 l.So0-lb. steers. $50
s.25; good TO prime LOO TO l,2Oo-lb
steers. $7.75ms; coarse. plainish 1.l0t
to 1.2oo-ib steers. $3.50 " 80: medium
butcher steers. 900 to i,loo-lb; $50
$3.50 Q7s0; light butcher steers and
heifers. S72507.50: best fat cows. $50
tIs6; butcher cows s6d6.asc Ign,
butcher cows. .AtoGS; trimmers. 90. u
butcher heifers. ,7q7.5o; light butcher
heifsrs. ss5o07; stock heifers. $3.50 a
8; best feeding steers. dehorned. sI.bt
TI:'5 light common stockers go
bes, butcher bulls - ESQ., so; bologna
bulls ts,;SG7; stock bulls. 81 80 nS
best mixers and springers. s76m 400;
common kind do. S401s0
ls a's inw.r Hff stsvy ses; y0a aEsss
ssgs.os pigs. ssdslo
strong: top lambs. ,7soa7IS: year.
ewes sse5a57s
Calves: ,5Til26.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO
market, higher; mixed and butchers
$3.50 So. good heavy. ls.25Gs.se
rough heavy. 3s.ioWS..s; light. " 40fr
SO. pigs 1850 q 80. cattle: Receipts
$500 head market slow aud steady
heeves S7Msso: COWS and hcifers
81. 80 a 80; stockerr ana feeders. IS!
g 100 Texans. tGe6a 80; cals g. -
nio7k sheep: Receipts. IL 600 hce
market steady: native. Sb.l0W b.s5
western. IS. 20 q 5.s5; lambs. s5.s0ss 500
western, Sbs5Hi.50.
CLBvELA<n-
CI.FVEI.A g. May 2s.-tIogs
Receipts. 1000 head, 5a Zoe lower. ~ =,
and lights, S,S5Qs.so workers. and
MIXED. $50, heayi-s. $500 $50. Cat
tie Receipts h cars weak. Sheep Dnt
lambs Receipts cars s, sO.t q
Calves Receipts. 200 head Sl0.60d6.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29

tered. T'hs momsnt I
scratched them they made
. sore and my face was one
nass Of soecs which cAs,ssd
1isdguremsnt. My fsos
became marked and thsrs
were holss where the pim-
plss had bssn. I would
vo1Eo up n the night and
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29

ed u resolution 10 furnish the nigh
school text books at cost. two Of the
local book dealers secured All tntunc-
tion from the circuit court To prevent
the board from carrying its plan into
action. The board appealed. with the
result that the supreme court upheld
the circuit court
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29
TOLEDO WHEAT AND PRODUCE.

May. 31.0s; July. ease; september
s2ac; December. s+lsc Corn: Cash
and May. s2c: July, 5sSc: September
sole. Oats. Cash and May. 42c: July
40%c: September, 29%c Rye Cash
SAC. Cloverseed: Cash. $l250; Octo-
Der 37s5; December. $7.ssr. Alsike
October and December. SS.03h. limo
thy: Cash. 81: August. $225. Butter
eggs and hay: Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29
STAR ISLAND HOUSE TO
OPEN MEMORIAL DAY

To inaugurate the thirty-iifth sea
son OF the Star Island house. St Clair
Flats. Mrs. James Slocum. the man
ager, will have the famous chicken.
fish and frog dinners and suppers
ready for the Memorial day eXcur-
sionists. The house will make A
special rate for guests desiring 10
remain from Friday until Sunday
evening.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29
MISS ANNA ID. WAkELEY,
VETERAN TEACHER, DIES

Miss Anna n. Wakeley. for nearly
40 years a Detroit public schooi
teacher, died, Wednesday. In her
home, No 456 Seyburn-ave., following
an Hines sof six months, Miss Wake
Icy was born In Detroit 60 years ago.
received her early education In the
old Barstow Union school. and short
ly after graduating from high school,
became u teacher. Following year :
work on the liarstow teaching stan.
Miss Wakeley was transferred To the
Jackson school, whore she remained
until retirement two years ago. Sha
10 survived BY one sister. Mrs. Lew
Culver. and one brother, James A.
Wakeley. Funeral arrangements VIII
be- made later
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29
CHICAGO pRoyIsIoN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nay 2s.--Butter: ENtras,
21c frsts. 25is a. 2Sc; dairy extras.
.5hc; frsts. 2sItc. Eggs Prime hrsts;
lshc. hrsts. lsa.c Cheese: skins ~
0l4isc young Americas. IL u q IA &c
Potatoes: 81 a Soc: Michigan. 51u CSC.
Live poultry: Fowls. she; ducks. iGc;
geese l0c: chickens. broilers. SOVsoc;
turkeys. l5c.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29

The following Arms are priv.
neged TO execute orders on the
Detroit Stock Exchange: Bumpus &
Co.. Carlyle Il Povak, b. II. Clarke
4 Co. Lewis q. Gorton. W. A.
Hamlin & Co.. Richard Irwin q
CO., w. L. Moss Co. II. w. Noble
II. Rose Il Co. H. Warren & Co
and George N. West 4 Co.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29
BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter Creameries, extras. 27c;
firsts, 5irc; dairy. 22c: packing stock,
zoe per 10,
Eggs Current fresh receipts. cases
included. 1880 per doz. Receipts to-
day, 1.344 cases.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times by Hayden
Stone & Co. May IS: Continued dull
ness prevails in the Boston Copper
market with very inactive trading
Chino and Ray are practically UNI
changed, although the initial dividen.
declarations have been having sus'
tanning influence
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29
BY BABBLING BROOKS

III paid ten dollars for rod
Five more for lines and hooks.
Then with gallon Of good bait
He sought out purling brooks
te hshed and nshed the whole Il
long
lie changed from spot 10 spot
Mosquito. horse fiy and red ant
Were all the bites he got
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29
NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK Nav 2s.-The meta
market closed dull and nominal; spot
copper offered at $685.: lead. $500
40.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29
I grand larceny warrant IL ont for
INN a rsmsca ~ ,,as ~

Johm krsusrs, Wf M. 1JOf Dubois
St, because John preferred to dis
r-than-refurn- And ad .
init that he had made a slight mis-
take John took an overroat be-
longing To John Olignicxsk, another
buardsr nj the ssfTItS address, on MAJ
IL There was $40 fn the overuout
packet. Oiisniczak felt sure that
kruzuscz would return as soon az
he learned of his mistake but
krsusca did not reearn.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. May 40 pen n g
Wheat: May up .ssc; July up xc. Corr:
May down hc; July steady oats .aa y
up nc; July steady. Provisions: i'm,
shading higher.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29

~ TOM JACKSON.
Il want "A job said he TO the sausage
maker. Gee
For I'm out OF work, which really IS
distressin'.
And you need not b" afraid that don't
know the trade.
I'm the guy thaI put the cat in delft
Catessen"
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29

Bu.ine.s-sske Printing. No fuss anr
nc feathers. The plain. neat Kind that
looks right Times printing Co. 10
Johr Rs Phone Main lass.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-29
PRODUCE

The boom in old potatoes was short
lived. The advance In prices broup ht
out lot OF stocks: dealers all GOT
loaded up. and now the demand has
fallen Hat. Farmers az the vicinity
are sending IN wagon loads ~ the
city markets and shippers say u rs im-
possible TO sell a car Of potatoes ~ any
price. Receipts Of poultry and veal
calves were moderate. but sufficient.
and prices are steedy. Butter and eggs
are STEADY ar the lost decline. ana the
market "a whola-remains AS quoted
AppIes-Steels Red St50m5. Ben
Davis. s3as per bbl; box apples s. "
y2b. -
Dsnsnns -csood shipping stock. Si.ss
r225 bunch
peRns Dried Lima, 7GTbc 10
CrviI6ow~r-s2 % 62sf nor dos.
Cstesy--Florids IS. 80; g. 317S per
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18

AGENTS AND Statesmen WANTED.
$50 PER WEEK easily made; free sam
Piles to workers, big sellers. premium
on every sale. agents get busy Write
quick for our big offer. Il sells on sight
Address c. 4. NJ, Box 152, care Geor-
AGENTS-B0th sexes. we will start you
earning big money; begin to-day
Write for particulars Estes, Box ~,
care Hearsts American.
Statesmen Sell advertising pipes,
every merchant buys; commission lib
eral. samples on request &C, care
Georgian
AGENTS Just out. Hot weather sell
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week 5 ironing light in weight. low
priced credit given. Sample fFee 10
workers. Address Iron. care American.
WANTED gents, $500 monthly: ire
mendOus demand now for Power IRE
Pump Latest auto accessory. Agents
cleaning up everywhere. Quick action
necessary. Get busy. Nicholas, Box ~,
care American
WANTED Three good statesmen for
permanent positions, high grade spe-
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towns and smaller cities, heavily adver-
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selling helps aud fun support OF entire
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better yearly to producers, references
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WAYS to make money easy. Quick!
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AGENTS Sign men make s10-S20 daily
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LIVE agent or company TO take over the
exclusive local agency of a positive
seller to grocery. hardware and furni-
ture houses. Address NJ. s, Box 40 care
Georgian.
Statesmen -Resourceful men for road
who have successful records on spe-
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AGENTS Handle remarkable money
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repeat orders most every house. Write
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AGENTS be greedy for work
easily make - 4 $40 day; sell every
where without talk, sample Csc, Cata-
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statesmen Side line or exclusive;
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on each sale Snappiest deal of the
year Write quick for territory Ma
tional Importing Company, st. Louis
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18

WANTED employ twenty-five go
more paving cutters Union JOB.
day night Apply a. once. Southern
Marble and Granite Company Spartan
You Can Wi~75Ffrssss S3 IN book
Shorthand by taking demonstration
course. No cost. no obligation 10 try.
Send IN name for enrolment Gail. write
or phone. Bagweu Business College,
81 Luche Street. Atlanta.
WANTED Marble Ietterer ana tracer
who can lay of own work, pneumatic
tools young man preferred. Answer,
naming lowest price. Address NesfWiU-
-ieT Marble and Granite Company, West
minister. S o
AUTO mechanic wanted. steady posi-
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wanted IN FIRST letter. Box 1897, san
ford, Fla
TUE BEST OF THEM STOP AT THE
EAL HOTEL. - ~ 81 DECATUR ST:
CEN TEk OF CITY [5c AND T.
ATLANTA PHONE 2sl5.
DO YDr PLAY POOLE II you do. come
10 see BIAS" A. the TERMINAL
HOTEL POOL PARLOES 35c IN checks
for &c. Good tables. good cues and
nice bunch Of clever boys
New Management. Rates Reasonable
Hotel PeaChtree
Atlanta Phone 1897. s3H Peachtres ST
YES. shave IOc hair cut 15c massage
loo. at Al Marietta, 4 f. Mitchell l15
Fdgcwood, 90 Whitehall, 50 Ivy White
workmeu. Clean linen. Baths 15c
WANTED Railway mall CLERKS, SIS Ia
$3.50 per month Details free Frank
lin Institute. Dept 49-F. Rochester
*
FOR Colored Southern Automobile
School day and night classes Cor
ucr Magnolia and Hulsey streets.
WANTED Young men to learn phar-
macy this fall. demands for our grad
yates exceed supply, next session be
gins October 1 Southern College OF
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18

WANTEn-Three real statesmen: men
who have ambition to make perma-
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rrm on high grade nationally adver-
Used specially. sold TO all classes of re-
tail trade in towns and smaller cities
Producers can connect with 81 600 an
0ualy. or better more than expenses
References and bond required. Address
O.. Box +Qi care American
AGENTS make SIS to 500 every week
selling sign letters for stores and Of
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particulars free. Address Sign, Box go
care This paDcr
THIS model watch pocket lighter sells
to everybody. better than any dollar
lighter. live agents sell hundreds daily:
hig profits. samples % cents. new cata-
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buy from the factory. Address Sales
Box 43. care Georgian and American
WANTED-Five ambitious and ener-
EetjC women to sell CorsetS Business
training free. Corsets care American
EARN big money selling college pen
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care Georgian
CONTINUED IN NEXT COLUMN.
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AGENTS AND statesmen WANTED

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farfgre .rrrs. g--, -. mn r,,,-,.E1.s =.
W. mn, III, - - -.
pr,v- ~ a.r...--...,t - -. 80.
sigr gorfTsrt 80 r'l-. $3.50 80 ~ az
Uicr vii - - -, ~, ~. -,
chimes are sold If Won are the man and
are looking FOR a monev-naEing promo
sition. call or write $40 Empire Life
Building
WANTED Experienced specially sales
man accustomed 10 handling grocers'
line through tohbers. must be able to
give surety bond. salary and eyuerSes
Application must state age and previous
experience in fun Address F.. O. BOX
1875. Atlanta Ga
AGENTS WANTED-sG0 per week No
investment or experience necessary.
Write for particulars r. w. Goodman,
/ President, s54 Regal Bldg, Chicago
WANTED -ry,, refined NJ, t,,,-,,.r-
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Position pays TO successful men from $40
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Ing
EAJEgNTF% Travelling to ell 5-,-
goods sUeriaItiasS lie bIarL,ats "a
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"a Moore BIdp 10a Auburn avenne
2. :
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900 care Georgian
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Of newest hest selling snaciaItias sent
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American
nov ~ p-,rtr --rG,r,.>- Wen 49,.
and Mace right how in good a. attra Cfii,p
start. every HOY who can f,,rnisb mn
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once Boy Scouts preferred. Scouts.
care American
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Csanrgia. sta,Ia If,,, -, - -
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commission, S35 weekly for expenses
Capable A-65, care Georgian and Amer
lean
statesmen High grade who know
their services are worth Of least SIX
per week and can present a high-class
proposition to parties already interest
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preferred. Answer Bonds, care Geor-
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EVER HAD experience selling goods?
Could you sell a good dollar for 100
cents If so. We can use You. Must
DE industrious, of good appearance, male
OF female Hustlers only Box WIG,
care American
REPRESENTATIVE. individual or Job
Der, To market high grade structural
steel and Industrial paint, exclusive At
lanta territory, commission basis, only
C-lO0. care Georgian
AGENTS ia sell rrv, mans sS nor Jay,
easily made. previous experience not
essential Huse Company, $50 Temple
Court, Atlanta. Ga.
Statesmen everywhere: SO daily sell
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