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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-25
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Mr.. Lee very much desires to- be
governor and it is really too bad, for
his boosters that they can't find more
good reasons for ousting Eberhart
and giving Lee a job.-Goodhue En-
terprise. =
The Democratic press about the
state are working earnestly to pre-
vent the Republicans from uniting on
one man, presumably on the theory
that they are under the impression,
they can elect Hammond in Novem-
ber.-Moose Lake Star Gazette.
There. is only, one danger that at
present threatens the cause of good
government, and that is that the
people will not be aroused to the i'm
portance of attending the primaries
and that thousands OF voters will re-
main at home, and fail to do their
duty.-Martin County Independent.
One man alone, in the lines gath,
cred to witness the "note for women"
paraders in Minneapolis on Saturday,
May 2, barred his head as the 1000
women passed by. That man should
be awarded not alone Carnegie
medal for bravery, but the alteration
of those 1900 women for his natural
born courtesy as thus displayed to-
them. IT'S the so-callsd little things
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Peat forms about one-third of the
fuel used in the cereal industrial dis
tricts of Russia. H.. .--- ..s..~..--
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One Of those smart cut-away coats
that are being so much used at the
moment is shown in No. 8210. It has
a raglan sleeve, an inset vest and
collar forming revers in the front.
Broadcloth, gabardine, serge or silk
may be used with this model success
fully; if desired collar and vestamay
be of a contrasting color or figured
silk. It is quite a modish thing now
to wear vest of white pique with the
tailored suit; it is better, however, to
make the vest separate, so that it
may be removed and washed without
too much inconvenience.
To make this coat in size SO, IL
yards of 42-inch material, is needed.
Pattern cuts in six sizes, 80 to AZ.
This is Perfect Pattern. =. .
Be sure to give right size, measur.
ing over the fullest part of the bust
for dimensions. It may be obtained
by filing out the coupon and enclos'
ing IS cents in stamps or coin to the
Pattern Department of this paper
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:sALHllo PARTLY BURNED.

Federais Destroy Many Buildings Be-
a.a' fore lEvacuating Town. ..'.S..
Saltillo, Mex, May 25.-Constitu-
1tionalst troops occupy; every part of
Saltillo. Federals destroyed the ca
ssino and cathedral and dynamited or
burned many business. blocks and
public buildings before evacuating.
= The capture was accomplished with
out real assistance. The main body
Jof General Villas army is being load
ed on cars at Paredon and Hipolite.
It is believed he proposes to capture
Zacatecas before proceeding to San
Luis Potosi. General Carranza will
make saltillo the provisional capital
in a few days. ~ t...s@-. ~. (,
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Erickson

WANTED Dishwasher and dining
ing room girl. Lakeshore Hotel.
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/ Pioneer wants bring results.
One-half cent a word, cash. p
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Awful temptation to turn the old
telephone crank, isn't it?
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The United States is now produe-
ing. about 50 per cent of the worlds
supply of crude petroleum.
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sWANTED IN Dishwasher. Erickson
Hotel, America Avenue. -
Schoolboy to do chores.
Erickson Hotel. =.
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FOR SALE--A good fve-room house
and barn. Lot, 50x140, at GA
4th St. -
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FOR SALE Oak water barrels Is
cents each delivered to your home
Model Mfg. Co. ~. z...:..-*> ~-.
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Pioneer Wants-one- halt cent 4
word cash.
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has been ufted and that on Superinten-
week
D. A. Weber ana g. A Matt. q Lewis
vile. we're IN town "Wednesday
g y Chrtstman. % Ruin. vas in
Mr.. 2. T. Sulsberrer and children are
visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs casper Rumenschmnei-
der. are AZ Canton
Miss Elsie knopt and sister. Anna. OF
ffaN srille. were in town Wednesday. on
business
ar. and Mrs VIII Leibforth and two
childreu, OF MellsburE. ". Va returned
% their home. after "a three weeks vf~it
here With his mother.
Mrs. W N. Matt has returned from
columbus. where she has been for q
Miss Mabel Douglass Is able 20 be OF,
alter Two weeks illness.
davenport Mooney left Thursday for
NeW York on business
Rorn-W cduosday. January Ia. 20 NJ
burg, a daughter
Attorney y. g. Devaul arrived wedn-s-
Gay from Fresno California. where no
has been FOR several months
thurman SprlgEs was recommended
~ congressman FranciSs for the an
polntment OF postmaster az Moodsfieid-
T.. II Searnon g. spending few day =
with friends at Marietta.
= \ brown was at Pittsburgh this
week ON business
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Schaub returnct
20 Columbus. "wednesday after n Hfsf.
win the latter's mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
SChaub.
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WOODSFIELD OHIO

WOoDSFTELD. o.. Jan. 16.-Lewis
sarcuS. OF Round Bottom. was in town
Tuesday.
FreeI Kampfcr. Of Ravenna. visited
friends in Woodsfield this week
Mr. and Mrs. william Small and chill
wei. Wednesday. after spending a few
bingham.
AIRS. Marco Parker. Of Pcunsboro. W
a.. was more tho guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
James Edcly and other relatives.
The members Of the Senior Class. Of
IFlt gave sleighiuE party last Thurs
day evening. They drove 10 T.cwis,iile.
Mhere tG'y ,enlov.d big chicken supper
Floyd and Howard Moffctt. or Toron-
70. visited relatives here last week TIN.
former returning on Tuesday
4 dwelling house Oh Common ridge Or-
ance.
.,aries w Nockcv has been appointed
uc.l th officer for MoodsflcId
90 y. w. Hcrycr was Boo from Lcwisville
Tuesday uu hu-iue-r.
j. d. Baker OF summit township. was
iran acting business Iu town Tue4daV.
Mr.. and Mrs John D. Harau. Of ozark.
was ln town Ihurrday visiting relatives
and friends
claude stephens has secured the
agency for tlo Iufcllircuccr and as
claude T.. hustler up doubt viii make
good. Give him your name and try tho
ln IhtcnC'r Tor H week. and get the
news while 10 d. news.
tred inrrh was at bridgeport Tuc'-
day ON business.
Unless new cases develop NVood-fioid
VIII ht clear OF Glrhthsrff. Tho uuarar-
tine ON the Brooks home. near the depot.
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FINANCIAL.
LITTLBTON

LITTIETON. w Va. Jan t6-Dr. a.
~ Einehart was n business visitor IN
Glen ialc Tueaday.
Miss Jennie Meighen visited friends IN
cameron Tuesday.
Edgar Kimhio was a visitor GA Fair-
mont Monday
Miss Mary Glider was the guest or
ifIfnnf ir Cameron Tuesday.
ti"w ard Hamilton WIS fairmont VIC
itur Monday
Ray ucirebfick m Hundred. enert
Hii rnay evening with friends in town.
ralph sluf1rd of Warrington was
Nr fl.Ht " friends lu town SUNDAY
clyde Robinson. ~ Waueafnwn. 81.
Jus hs parcnts. Mr. and Mrs H h.
robinson.
Do .. Mcnkcmcuer o. visiting friends
ih wheeling for a few d1gr.
John Goo. OF WaIcsf0Wu. Ia spending
Few days ln town.
VI. ~. McuFcucIlcr. ~ wheeling. srent
Htl lfgtr ord sunday ir town
NJ IIf JUS visited fflela Iu TTunrred
John K.mlie. ~ Hundred. spent Wed
10 .liN evening with friends Iu town
fluE carmen. % Hruwuuf rnerf
ICHdIF and Wednesday ir town
Mr. aud Mrs. Bernard Garrison. of
IfurlnFinn. visited their parents Mr.
enl Mra W.. NJ. Garrison and ST.. and
InymHF tumhcricdEc. sunday
Ails Mary Gulingham In confined toI
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WEST LIBERTY

WEST LIBERTY. W. Va. Jan. 16-
west Liberty has been having some OF
inc coolest weather of the season.
Union revival services have beeen hold
lhls week in the Presbyterian church.
conducted by Rev. Ycakel. OF the Pres
hyterian church. and Rev. L. s. Grose.
Of the VI. T.. church. Next week com
moncing sunday evening az o'clock. tho
services viii be held In the Methodist
church.
a number OF the local teachers VIII
attend the institute al warwood on sat
Mrs. Webster Berry, who has been u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward EmeIev enent
sunday tho guests or Mr.. ana Mrs. a.
5. Bell. at Valley Grove.
j. O. Waddell, was a Wheeling visitor
Mr.. ana Mrs. Hedges. Of Brooke coun-
ty, were Wcllshurg visitors saturday.
Mrs w. O. Hartley visited nor d,,s'-
ter. Mrs. Everett Cook. Of near West
Alexander. Tuesday.
The walk leading 90 the NJ r. church
~ being repaired and when finished viii
make a lreaf improvements
Miss Minnie Morgan s. visiting Dor
sister Mrs. Ambrose. Of Martins Ferry
&c. q. d. Nen was n Coshorfon f1r..l
visitor last week
Miss i,omaine Bell. NJ valley Grove.
w, De ne r'i.st Of Miss Dale Ross.
Miss Julia Eeicy Ig able 20 Wink m
-lnft distance. after being confined fp
.Nre Rachiel Barnett. who has been
900. hos not improved
ono of tnc best numbers ~ the I...
5,-- c2'1 Is,, wl5 ee F'er NJ ne s,a'c
COMPANY iu song and drama. win rfc.
sent f.. following program.
49,. PART D.
la5 F-.lai chorus from the Rose
~, f..I,'iI ....-... ....., &C.,. Gov.
CoutlItl Colo. "f.ovrs Tr'ri.,.
............. REGINALD fa kurrr
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EAST HIGHLAND

LAST RICHLAND o.. Jan. 1s.-Nftss
I.htna OhNer. q returned missionary,
i, ON nina. spoke at the Friends church
accompanied here by Miss Elizabeth len
klns, from Mt. Pleasant
Mt. and Mrs. I'D Berry went to Akron
on Monday 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Thco-
dore Crone, former residents here .rhs,-
viii also stop on their wav back To yisit
her prother Mr.. Leroy Patrick and wife.
Of Ihrichsville.
ar, and Mrs. Elmer Bryant was mere
on Wednesday TO see her father. Mr.
Mart wilcox. who Is in with tho grin
Mr.. samuel Bonner went to Toilovra q.
on Iuesday. 20 see his cousin. Air Oliver
i''ohner. who Is very in with cancer OF
Mr. samuel Fisher is sun o,,ite an
WIN the grip. with not much improve
MIR Samuel Taylor commenced %,
,,WI,nilulN !" serve on the petit jury in 81
Mrs. James Smith. Of the Great Wet
crn has been hired 40 the infirnary ir
,ia.e "L Miss Dora Wiley. who resigned
quite number Of the folks from, d r..
TOOK advantage OF the good aIirIfut- lar
-"tIrgay evening. and spent the time
~ 'ldiFNtllle- They we're delightfully."-
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. NViIlfar.-
aul thc evening passed very pleasantly
win music. after which an elegant lunch
departed thanking the host and hostess
Tor the very pleasant time which they
had spent together.
Miss olive Taylor has returned from
harue- lie. whore she went 90 see her
sister. Miss Mvra. who was quite mi
but BIZ now much improved
Nr. samuel honer spent last Friday
with relatives ~ Ccntcrvillc.
Tho lufirmary butchtred % hogs last
and sausage.
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litis.
liarve kimble was a business visitor
In New Martinsville Wednesday
Encu Sayrc spent Wednesday with
friends In Hundred.
Dorse Fleming. OF wheeling. was a
business visitor in town Wednesday.
Melvin Earnest visited friends In Hum
dred Wedne sday.
Mrs. ELLEN Harrison attended the fu-
n y, a. OF Miss Genevieve Gillingham. OF
McMechsn. at Cameron Monday
MI and Mrs. George Carr son. OF
hundred ~ spent Sunday with relatives
Milton Garrison. OF wheeling. spent
sunday with frindes IN town
Paul Pendergast. or wadestown. -
visiting BIS parents. Mr.. and Mrs. MI
Jasper Bartung. OF Burton. attended
Literary here Friday evening.
MISS Elzabeth Nillers Is confined 70
her home with tousilitis.
Mrs. John Fitzgerald returned Thurs
day from Philadelphia where she had
spent the past two weeks visiting
Mrs. g. L. Ailendar is visiting her n,-
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Evans. at
Mrs. Elizabeth chatham. Of Smithburr.
visited her brother. II. II. Robinson. sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Ida Phillips returned Sunday
evening from Newark, o., where she had
been visiting friends.
Mrs. Lawrence King IS very III at this
writing.
J. y. Allison. formerly Of this place
nut now or Cameron. was n business
visitor IN town Thursday
Mrs. Lulu MeiEheu was a visitor IN
Wheeling "Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the FIRST
NJ p church met az the home OF Mrs
q. >. StdEcr Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. ". Cu'nberlcdge was shopping
IN Warrington Tuesday
Mr. and Mis-. Willie anderson return
"a 10 their homo at AIOundsviI1c Mon
III
formers mother. Mrs. Herman Con-
nelly.
The dance given IN the Rank hall
thursday evening was well attended
There VIII be a box social Ira the
Bank nail this evening for the benefit
OF the school library
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Stakeholder s Meeting
stocthoIdsrr nrentinr

The annual meeting ~ tho stockhoid-
"rF of the Wheeling Mold A. Foundry
company VIII hc held ON ThurFdav me.
18th day Of January. 1919. az o'ciocl.
. M. 90 The Peninsula office - the Com
ruuy 90 MhrelIrE. IS. Va. for the cleo.
ton ~ Directors for the ensuing vea-
and amy other business that may come
before 3d. NutICe is hereby given that
OF the above mentioned meeting e. rcan.
lotion VIII o. offered providing for au
increase iu tho authorized capital stool.
ot tnIH Company from $3.50 .0Nn 90 fH
- 600 NH. and Tor changing par value
~ share from 500 90 to 500 DO each
Hn.r ~. nH.Hf
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MOST CONVENIENT
OfflCE ROOMS IN wHCrIr1a

Their Advantages Are.
J. Central location. i,ntr1nra An A.
Twelfth street
:. Light. airy and clean All outside
Vooms.
d kteam heat All unsightIy pipes
q Elevator service Electric Cie,,
D. Electric lights.
. water In every room.
!. Jonitor service
:. Every IRE protection. only two and
three stories from ground. Three
men fire line on each floor CheuI-
cal IRE cNtinguishers Fire doors
Fire escapes
? New Clean and Sanitary.
ants.
II. Hard wood (Colde, n,lN g-t.t.
throughout.
". Hard wood floors. white Maple)
H. Beautiful Marble lobby and mahor-
any storm door
-. You can pride yourself in occupy
Ing one 81 our offices
10. Large halls and toilet rooms
Enquire ~ Room 26
H b. McLain Heirs Onice Building.
4o-42 Twelfth Street City.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 20 Manufacturers. Jobbera. Mar.
ohants and Othor WhoInaale nnalcr.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Tin;
VIC state Board or Control OF the state
OF Mect virginia will receive bids daily
q lts oftice az Charleston. West virginia
LOT furnishing supplies FOR the .ersral
state institutions. the financial manage
utnt or which Is vested iu said BOARD.
"ntracts VIII DE awarded 20 the low. So
nluders quality considered. and other
tulhEa hciug equal West Virginia deal
trs VIII De given preference
lslSlH or supplies needed viii DO fur
nished bidders on reccirt OF rcau,rfr
stating tho line desired
1a-1-tf Charleston. West Virri-i-
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
Probate COurr

January 6-Iroof of publication filed
ol settienent accounts. George Baumsn
appointed administrator OF Farnk ID No
Dhrsney. kebecca NJ. Devalut appointed
S,ainlnistratriN G. 1. a. Of estate Of Zenas
January Clark Written appointed
guar uasdian Of virginia G. Witten and Bcr-
January S-f'roof Of publication filed
or notices OF appointment OF J. r Ncu-
snschwander. administrator Of g w
hat1ebue and J. +. Zwick. administrator
January s-Order to appraise real es-
tate issued TO Edison b. Bauder. admits
ttat1r- order OF private sale issued TO
Nilliain kindelbeTEer. admin istrator Il
b. n Of cPter Trpman. deceased
January 1o-Hearinr on viii OF Henry
Neuhart. deceased w Is. Dougherty
flcd dtstrihutive account "a AZ John.
appointed administrator Of Levi Howell
licensed Margaretha Gardner. admits
January l-F. ". Matt Sppointed nd
ministrator OF estate OF Nena itipper.
deceased.
Realty Transfers.
Henry Gaessr TO F.mma n Gassor AZ
acres, ohio township. S11OO
Ntlson Griffin 10 Marion Griffin. 19eS
'ofes' ONO township. S1.2s6.
~ RANGES and Fritz Ricer to Emily L
10y ~. lot 81. Woodsfield. S25.
-. r. Ihonen to g. c. McCaslin. e5.fG
acres, Green township, 81
6. iI "a. Al Taylor 70 samuel \. Pollen. lot
%. Emma = Turner to II. II. Turner. Cen
New Cases Filed.
ne following new cases have been
ilied IA common pleas court. D. y No
Nish vs.. Joseph l.. Joily. Jr - al. ac-
uoh Tor money. etc. I.avcnua lack su.,
vs. James J.. Jackson; action for aiimonv
lila Day and \. r. Day. action Tor
money g. = buchanan. Jr. q al rs.
II -. ~ company, action TO set aside
Guar on ana gas lease for equitable relief and
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LOST.

LOST mial1id. large recoirt book.
containing SUM Or money. d Of r.
Moose and INthiau Sisters lodge ra-
'fiItr Please return Go IufaIIfrsurer
nnd rcgeiEe reward. f4-ra-t
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT rooms. Pri-
vate hall and bath. On
Tenth street, between Main
and Market-SSO.OO.
jas l.. Hawley 1861, Main st.
fok kENT-Furnished rooms Tor lirht
kct.
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Bruemmer e. HiIdebrsnd

Nuunrnl nirectcru ana Emhaimera
Come. Market ans Invent V-rrr0rT a..
Isieph0 lc 2oi Open day and nighL
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis 3 Srt ~ nv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARrERtAL EMDALNER.
1922 and ff2f Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Nirht-
store Phones $50
Vic d. H.r.cry. Bell Phone fcse-R
C. q EorFchy. Maj Phone f22q.Y
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Tyler oil Co. BuchsnIn NJ 8 il d-t,t-
ing AZ 500 feet " - "a ~
p. q. Cunningham oil Co No. g. F'rorl,
heirs; had small showing in the Lime.
but drilling TO the Iniuu sand
Way Farm OIL 60. have riered nm
their No. Geo. Wesley aPrks.
iennick oil Co.'S No. g Il. r. Giveus.
Is in ana good for "A : barrel wen in az,
Grit WI 4il INC
W. \. Lour \ co. have located their
NO George Wilhelm
Minard Run oil go. are hauling in
their rig FOR No. ! Greenland
{. G Cunningham has the rig In Tor
NO. ! Margaret Dooley
Zeryer Farm oil co. have loca,ed tb,;-
No. Katie Zeryer ''S''
- r. =. Shaffer is hauling in the RIG To-
NO Andrew McCaslin at Altitude
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WANTED

WANTED Zoo civil service positions
now open salaries 500 60 $50. prepare
Tor your examination by mail Position.
guaranteed Tuition free Apply Carnc-
gic college. Rogers. Ohio ta-lO-15
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FOR SAIT

foh SALE international gasolenc en-
CINE and chop mill Cheap. suitable
Ior farmer or dairyman. Good as new.
Enquire p. J. Kinzy. Maynard. o. %at'i
phone. fa-feI
FOR SALE-Farm containing c4O acres.
Belmont County. Ohio Five miles
from railroad and one-half mile from
pike one hundred acres timber. mostt,-
oak. Address Box Az. Moundsviile. W
Va ja-15-m
FOR SALE room house at YorlSville
BURNS. TiltonvilIe. -. ia-a-r
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WANTED-F Female Help.

WANTED-Iadics. To make shields At
nome. $1,000 per 100. Ordinary plain
sewing. Can make four an hour Ma
lerlal furnished. Work sent prepaid
send stamped addressed envelope Tor
PARTICULAR. Paragon supply Co. Fs7t
Myrtle Ave, Kansas city. Mo in-17-r
WANTED ladies So and IS week MAX
ing plain aprons home No cauva.e-
ing. Legitimate. We pay you. Partfcu-
Jars and full-sized sample apron srrt
TOT Zoe Domestic supply House. r'.-
Srhoiicld Bldg. Cleveland. ohio. ja-1.-r
WhNTED-tiirl for general houseworI..
Two in family AZ S. Front NatI
Inune 10. ia-3-tf
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WANTED.

WAhTED-Mail post cards. receive $50
10 $40 fpr every 100 mailed. lnstruc-
lions and copy OF card used 800 ~
Farmer. all Century Building. .-inuca-
polls. MINI. fa-T7-r
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wArrED-Arepte

WAHTED-Agcnts don't fool awav yotf-
time on dead propositions. Anyone
earning less than $4,000 weekly wake up
our 1919 offers are world heaters one
Texas agent made 100 sales in 4, dav-
Irofit $4,000. Another iu Va. made
1850 Ia hours. Another write. 81 get
= orders from 10 homes" I want huS-
tiers Tor unassigned territory. who Cct
up with the birds and dig. Speed up
y. NJ. Davis. President, SOS Davis Bids.
Chicago. ta-17-r
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-Soap agents. our SANITARY
Shln soap has everything beat Cor
profits we protect you in tcrritorv
sample and premium list free DALEY
Mtg. Co, st. Louis. 40. ja-3-1O-1T-gt
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" nm LIDS your JON uncertain Work
ing for MS az our local representative
you establish yourself in a steady posi-
uon win ever Increasing profits, ~ ypu
work. $50 daily b. mot unusual Others
consider their territory worth thousands
10 them. ~ ambitious investigate A.
* Macy Sales Mgr, Go Lydia ST. Chi
cago.
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MISCELLANEOUS


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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
or call
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40. TO- Market St., Wheeling, ". Va
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claims. Attachments carefully plared
ana ex-i, 81. We adjust claims am
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TYPEWPl1ERS FOR SALE
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foh SAL oliver typewriter. Good
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WANTED-AEents TO sell Fcsler Foun-
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$1,000 TO 10000 week. Steady Income
on repeat business. We have "a new and
Interesting sales plan. Full particulars
free. Fesler sales Company. Dept. see
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WANTED-Salesmen. 20 sell households
goods. Experience unnecessary. and
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