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Evening journal., 1914-12-24
COMPANY D.
NIadeley

Filed goals-Firth 2, D. Patterson
.. Hunt Z, J. Cole Z, Sem 4, H..
Smith 1, Yetter 8, jenkins 3, Heald
/. Foul goals-J. Cole 6.
Evening journal., 1914-12-24

field goals-Bufkc, ,; llaney, o.
Rigney, Walsh, Blair . Van Dyke,
swallow, 3. Foul goals Burke, ~
Blair, O. swallow, 4. Timer Russell
Time OF halycs-2O minutes. Referee
Maxwell.
In the preliminary game the Brown
SON seconds defeated the fast West
End quintet by 20 60 Is score. The
linc-upi
Evening journal., 1914-12-24
LsIBEII y

lOtal .... ...s...... .s...ss .ofVo
The Liberty Fire Company wants
10 meet any bowling team in the city
on any floor for prize of $50 Ad
dress John f. Kirk. Liberty Fire
Company. South Wilmington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
"rhc Womnn's Law

BY Maravene Thompson. Frederick
y. stokes Company.
II the reader can bring himself to
accept tho wildly impossible coinci-
dence. or series OF condolences. upon
which the plot of Maravenc Thomp-
sons "rhe Woman's Law" Is based. he
will find the story emotional and the
novel capital reading.
a man commits n murder Of tho sort
for which severe punishment must be
mctcd out by tho law: he confesses
to his wife: she determines for the
sake OF their child to save him from
that punishment, and sets about II In
the following plausible manner. She
orders her car and goes slowly along
tho streets of New York. having or
dered her chauffeur to keep close to
the curbing--looking for a double TO
represent her husband!
What's moro, shc finds him, and.
more than that, lie has lost all memory
OF his past! .'Irortuitous" Is not the
word, nor Is marvellous nor won
dc ful'-"miraculouS" Is the only word
for this coincidence.
The rest OF 1t is casy-that Is. easy
ns compared with the incident that
gives color to tho tale. The man who
has been found is first taken TO n sana
forum for Il brief stay, and is then
brought home" to his wife. Fortu-
natcly for her, the real husband has
been IL brute for 50 many years that
she has little difficulty in adjusting
their relations for Il considerable
period, though the new husband ntlls
very deeply III love with her.
still. the do;Iblc believes that he Is
really her nus band and tho father of
their boy, SO tho interest OF the story
grows more aud more tense. enhanced
by tho awakening love OF the woman
for the man.
y climax and :. solution are pro
vided ut the close al this story. In
which the emotional interest Is main
tai,cd at high tension from tho he
ginning 10 the end.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
"North Africa and the DESERT


by George L.. Woodbury. Charles
Scribners Sons.
Quite different from the general run
ci fiction with AN African background,
and from the bare record OF African
travel is George u Woodherrys book
OF the arab world" as he describes.
in the dedication, his North Africa and
the Desert"
For lie writes OF scenes and phases
of African life not only as a trav-
clcr. but as poet. who sees be-
meath the obvious. Ills observations
arc rot only Of scenes. but Of visions.
The ancient city of Tunis he sees like
great wlito flower on the bosom OF
the slopins upiands. strange, solitary,
unexpected, with Ininarcts and the Is
IN and out Of Raily deckcd crowds.
he iinds that tho fixed expression or
the crowd is ono of patience under
hahitual control; that the gaiety ana
hapDiles IS are relieved on Il grave back :
ground.
II IS the spirit OF Islam. In Tunisia,
In Tripoli. he hnds IL and In the couu-
try back OF Algeria. Tlemcen, Figuig
and TouSourt This naturally leads
HIM 20 muse upon the religion CT Is
!ani. and his musings are most inter
es,ing
The pictures Of life among the no
MAIDS OF the desert. the Bedouins. OF
their anlascmcntc and the study of
their character incrca.c the Interest," OF
the book. but it IL AS an atmospheric
Interpretation OF a people by a scholar
with poets vision that North AfrIca
and the Desert" is notable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
"Ariadnc of Allan Water

BY Sidney Mccall. Little, Brown
& Co.
Self-torturo inflicted by the keeping
of n promise eXacted improperly Is no
new thing. certainly In fiction. and 1t
forms tho theme of Sidney McCalrs
novel, "Ariadno OF Allan Water"
Ariadnc Is very young when her
father dies. having first taken unto
himself II successor to Ariadnc's dead
mother. Before tho dies, however, he
exacts promise from Arladno that
sho will never leave her stcpmother.
and thereby hangs the tale.
Tho stepmother marries again, this
time a Levnntino adventurer. and the
precious pair drag Ariadne all over
Europe, the woman enchanting her by
the solemn promise given to her faith
err. and tho man inpcriling hcr by his
insulting attentions.
Seven years of this unnecessary ana
often dull torture clapse before the
death of the blondined stepmother sets
Ariadne free TO go back to Virginia
and to her lover, from whom n,isunder-
standing as we'll as distance had sep
aratcd her.
"Ari;,dne of Allan Water" Is far from
cheerful, and It liz not particularly in
teresting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
High Millinery
Reduced in Price

Trimmed Hats, $500; worth
up to $3.50.
Trimmed Hats, $3.50; worth
up to $3.50.
Trimmed Hats, $1,000 and
S12.5O; worth $500 and
$4,000.
In addition to hats OF our
own designing, you will find In
this collection models from At
Gibson. Bendel. Knox. Holland,
Hart and other wcll-known
Fifth Avenue millinery salons.
Special sale news at Mosby's
may always be taken at it's face
value.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
At $19.75

Roman Stripe Crepe Dresses,
made over white crepe; also plain
crepes IN white, tango, maize, Law
ender, Copenhagen, pink and flow
cred effects.
some are In the new Russian
tunlc style, others have three-tier
skirts, while others are trimmed
with rufiles around the hips. The
Roman stripe dresses have Med
lei collar and vest of organdie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24

BY Judge Hcnrr y. Shutc. Tough
ton Minlin Company"
In brackets. just under the title OF
his latest book, Judge Shute has
caused To DC printed the significant
line Chat is to say. fairly good boys)
and the word fairly" is in italics
The author OF The Roal Diary OF y
Real Boy" has again given to readers
an opportunity to grow reminisecn
with many II chucklc as they follow
the adventures and misadycnturcs OF
Plupy, Bcany ana Pcwt. the busy three
whose youthful fun provides material
for this amusing book.
Raising money and getting into mis-
chief are the principal occupations Of
these hopeful youngsters. and their
methods arc original and engaging
enough to supply readers with amy
amount CT entertainment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
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Shells made gaps and tore holes in the
human mass, the nutomatics cut with
the regularity of the driven teeth of IL
comb. At the very height OF
the Gray charge, when all the reserves
wcro In. dark objects fell out of tho
| and flesh were mingled In the maccra-
ton. Like some giant reptile with Its
vertcbrae breaking, gouged and torn
and pinioned. the charge stopped. in
writing. throbbing confusion.
Those on tho outer circle of the ex-
plosions wcre thrown against their fell
lows. who surged back in another di-
rection from an explosion in tho OPP
posite quarter. From tho rear the
pressure weakened; the human ham
MGR was no longer driving the ram.
Blinded by the lightnings and dust,
dizzy from conclusions and noise too
blank of mind to be sane INSANE.
tho atoms of the bulk of the charge
in natural instinct turned from their
goal and toward the place whence they
had come. with death from all sidos
still bufeting them"
After this comes the climax in the
drama of action, and after that still
another climaX-ln the attitude taken
by the people OF both countries and III
the ultimate result. This latter may
be q dream OF the future, but II Is "a
very human and u very beautiful
dream, sufficient to dignity Il book al
ready vibrant with life and power.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
At STATS

handkerchief Linen Dresses, in
white, light blue and plol., made
with SHRED Russian tunic, net
collar and vest, velvet girdle.
Another style is in tan, white
and blue 'repe, tunic style.
Three-qui rter sleeves. with
turnback cuffs and collar Of white
crepe, tard embroidered, with
self-color silk, changeablo silk
girdle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18
WILL SHIP SUGAR
IN COTTON 3AGS
lap viii Aid Mills, Re
i fIneries Believe.

Cotton is to be substituted for the
usual burlap for shipping sacks by job
bers.
The American Sugar Refining COM
pany is already sending out notices to
manufacturers and wholesalers that
they will furnish customers with
double cotton bags for shipping. Sacks
for holding 1e, 25 end LOO pounds of
sugar will be furnished.
The purpose Of substituting cotton
for burlap is to furnish a market for
a surplus of cotton, which, owing to
the war, cannot be disposed OF in the
usual channels. BY making use of the
cotton instead of importing material
for shipping purposes. a ready market
will be opened for large share of the
cotton which now cannot be marketed.
This is big patriotic movement
and the Keokuk wholesalers and
1obbers who handle sugar have fallen
in with the idea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18
LABOR EMPLOYERS
TO GET REDUCTION
insurance Rates May be Cheaper
Under Liability Law Schedule,
Garst 10 Told.

Iowa employers OF labor may get
cheaper insurance under the new
workmen's compensatin act as re-
public recommendation made a few
weeks ago that the state assume
control of the insurance feature. AT
least the eastern insurance compan-
les are enough interested in the pro-
posed move to send representative
here to look over the situation.
A. w. Whitney, manager Of merit
rating bureau in New York city.
which is supported by practically all
of the large companies, held con-
ference with Mr.. Garst, says the Des
Moines Capital. 1ncidentlly he an
nounced that the bureau was about
to make public new manual Of In
surance rates to be used in every
state in which there is workmen's
compensation law. That schedule
has not been received here.
According to Mr.. Whitney the new
manual will contain several reduc.
tons, a few higher rates and q few
unchanged. The manual IS 80 con.
structed that it can be made to ap-
ply to every state. For instance, 1t
is claimed insurance rates In Iowa
ought to be about one-fourth less than
in Wisconsin and Illinois because the
benefits paid injured workingmen IN
these states are about twenty-five per
cent higher than in Iowa.
According to Mr. Garst, Mr. Whit.
ney declared state insurance places
the insurance in the hands of polit.
ical employees who may change at
each election. Insurance, Mr.. Whit.
new pointed out, is one business that
needs expert management in which
years Of preparation are necessary.
Mr.. Whitney denied that insurance
companies had ever made rule that
employees who are not physically per
feet, or nearly so, must be discharged
before insurance will be granted.
So far as is known no one is pre-
pairing bill for the coming legisla-
ture which will amend the compensa-
ton act by providing for state con-
troll of the insurance. Mr.. Garst has
not drawn up such bill and will
make no personal effort to have one
passed outside of the recommends
ton made few weeks ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18
move 70 RESTORE
OLD FORM 00 ! /
keokuk Bar in Meeting Yesterday,
Declares for Former style Of
Printing All Cases In
Each Book.
ADVERTISE FOR BIDS
Resolution Provides for Competitive
System for Printing Of Next
Docket and Was
Adopted.
ADVERTISE FOR BIDS

The old style bar docket will be re-
stored. The Keokuk Bar association
at meeting yesterday morning de-
cided to restore the old style which
had been changed the first OF the year
with the idea OF saving money and
securing better docket. The new
docket has not been found to be econ
omical or convenient and the, former
variety will be In use now.
The new style bar dockets have a
printed index in which all OF the
cases are set out. and only the appear
ances for each term are noted In the
new dockets. A motion was made to
petition the presiding judges to have
the clerk use the old style dockets
when the new one is printed, and
thus get all the cases into one book.
Various suggestions and amend
ments were offered to this motion and
offered to this motion and there were
several talks made. Judge Hughes
thought the present form Of docket
was mdkt unwieldly, and that 1t was
worth a whole lot in the time lost to
look up cases In the new style dockets
to go back to the old style. Ha
thought the printing cost was a trifie.
compared with the results.
w. J. Roberts expressed himself for
the old style dockets. He said the
cost OF printing the dockets had moth
ing to do with this talk OF high taxa
ton in e county, and that the cost
OF the docket could be saved many
times over in other ways.
Attorney Ballinger's resolution that
the judge direct the clerk to have a
complete docket printed and that
there be not less than eight cases to
the page. that the blank pages oppo-
site be retained, that not over 100
copies be printed, and that on De-
cember 1 the clerk should advertise
for bids for printing the docket, was
fpassed.
President Collins Of the bar associa-
ton, suggested that the lawyers as
sist the court as much as possible in
getting cases out Of the way. Judge
Hughes said he thought Lee county
had az good courts. judges. court Of
ficers and lawyers as any county, and
that all were assisting in every way
possible
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18
eETrEs .tHAN SPANKING.

Snank.ng does not sure children OF
c.,.e for this trouble. Mrs. M. Sum
bedvetting. There IL conss''''f'on''
,,ers Box w, Notre Dame. Ind. Will
.sna free TO any mother her success
IN, home treatment. with full instruc.
lions. Send no money, but write her
.oa.v ~ vour children trouble you IN
this way. Don't blame the cniid, .ne
chances are It can't help It This
treatment also cures adults and ageo
,aonIe troubled With urine difficulties
by day or night :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

I announce to my friends and the
voters Of Hancock county. Illinois.
that am the progressive candidate for
sheriff OF Hancock county and will
appreciate your vote and support.
CHAS. L. LAWSON, :
Warsaw. III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

am the progressive candidate for
sheriff at the general election to be
held Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1914, and will
appreciate your support.
JULIUS EICHHORN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18
PeHls.

Does that play tend TO remind you
OF the dangers of a great city: I'm
my opinion" replied the uncompromts.
ing critic. ut goes further. It's one
Of Chicago Daily Journal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

announce to my friends and the
public that l am candidate for con-
stable on the democratic ticket and
will appreciate your vote and support.
PETER WOLF.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED. statesmen experienced in
working country trade. For personal
interview and proposition address Eagle
Importing Co. 1900 North Tenth. ST.
Louis. Mo.
SWEATER salesman. commanding good
f"tHii trade. for strong line Of knit
S"odS; commission basis. Give sales
record and references. Boepplc. $50
dau.son street. Brooklyn, y. y.
EXCLUSIVE ADVERTISING spcciult
statesmen wanted by Il firm who has
nau M most rapid Srowth Of any add .
vertisinS Speciality firm in the United
states OH ac-ouut OF producing The
new, the .oririnai. the best selling spc-
o,1 li. Mt Specially salesman. which
Speciaitics. OF the old. time worn
novelties: Before YOU close that lal5
Giom,r'I,f- ,nn , Write for cata;
our proposition. We close our con-
tract in Dccomhcr. Line up right FOR
next year: S"mc good territory open.
y. Il. EticRson X Co. Jcs Moincs. Iowa.
S\LESM AN-Capablc specially man
for Virginia stapl. line on new and
exceptional terms. Vacancy now At
. 81. wgsy 1on'raGi fox 1sl"
Ter. :fH-5l Carlin ild".. Cleveland, q.
SALESMAN TO contract with merchants
ior window pictur" service. Perma-
m Mti position. Girard Service CO.. ITO
SALESAIAN.\c;ER, s25 to so weekly
selling grocery. drug ana auto trade:
stanle article. sure repeater orders.
Exclusive territory. Cleamzit co. 1910
Chestnut Street. st. Louis.
ENPEklENcED capabic statesmen to
travel Tor old established house WITH,
line that sells 10 practically all classes
OF inercltnts- High commissions. with
weekly advances to right man. u. ".
Barrows. Detroit Mich.
WANTED. wide-awakc hustling city
salesman: must produce business
None but cncrG"tic men need apply.
sill, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, statesmen in every county in
Virginia and North Carolina with
Ford cars 10 sell our new Denver Ford
starters; 50 TO s. per day. Richuond
Auto Clearing House.
w y y I -. reliable re representatives.
various sections. FALL or spare time.
Liberal contract: good pay FOR small
anohnt Of work. Address Sales Man
aEer i'oN rs. rctcrsburg, Va.
SAL .ESM-\N wanted by II Seattle manu-
'aGtur.r for the "Nciusiv" sale OF a
small Office speciality: absolutely new.
Vi asst have 500 to iinauce self If YOU
have the money this will cost YOU
nothing 10 Investigate. Apply VIM Mo
Loan MurphA,s liotel. Room i52. - to 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Statesmen making the general STORE
trade who wish TO make extra money
commission and which is we'll known
and extensively advertised: correspon-
dence confidential: give full particu-
lars in first letter Address +. o. Eox
l143, Richmond. va.
WANTED, travelling statesmen for the
different Southern States To sell
staple manufactured goods: will en-
PeGy e" or @ I'M! iyc GT line saanY and
with drug, -four or other nonconiiict-
ing lines on liberal commission An-
signed statements of good comm ercial
people to Il. y. Box l13, LynchburE.
Statesmen wanted: experience unnc-
,os ees,sarS; ,; easy work; big pay: Write
portnnities TO earn 500 10 $500 a
month while you learn. Address near
est r,, Gifies. Dept; ~, National sassmens
York. Kansas City. San Francisco.
Statesmen and salesmanager for this
territory. The. Master Spark" an
automobile necessity. The marvel OF
ton. y. $. Manufacturcrs Co. 545
OFarreil street. San Francisco, Gal
SALESMAN travelling small towns to
sell white goods, dress goods: novel
ties TO general stores trade. Splendid
Dale Mills. Box SEQ Philadelphia. Pa.
SIDE. line statesmen. sell our contest to
newspapers Only so minutes needed
daily. $50 weekly and upward earned
Contest Sales Co. Spartanburg, S. g.
Statesmen. business producers. to sell
our high grade punch boards. Large
commission. Selling OUTFIT free To
statesmen sending satisfactory refer
cnccs with first letter Charles G..
Slack. ST. Joseph, Mich
SALl2SM EN--big money for your spare
moments selling greatest line of
business stimulators on the market
Eastwood Novelty Co, Danville, Ill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20
PRINTING AND ADDRESSING.
PRINTING.

600 business cards. only sI.5O-ths
32.29 kind. The reason--no solicitors,
no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cash. 80 high
grade linen finish visiting cards with
Leake Printing Co. COS East Main,
FOR commercial printing, cards, labels,
etc, office stationery. Clayton Print
Ing Co. ll6 North Seventh Street.
100 visiting cards printed and sent
cheap. 1900 business cards. Si.50. q.
a. Boget's Printing. Gil East Main
Street. Richmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20
SITUATION WANTED-AIalc.


EXPERIENCED hookkeeper desires
permanent employment: Al refer.
ehce; Address - 325. care Times Dis
patch.
experienced pharmacist
wants position: good salesman and
not afraid OF work. Capable Of man
aging drug store. No stimulants. Ad-
dress l. COS. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. position as bookkeeper by
competent young man. absolutely
free from intoXicants and cigarette
smoking. Highest recommendations as
TO rharaster; ability, speed and ,ac-
WANTED, employment in city Or coun-
ny, for white and coloreu boys, aged
~ to II years. Eight boys want Jobs
now. Juvenile Court of Richmond.
Phone Randolph 622. Room &. City
Hall.
GERMAN farmer wants position. taxi
ing charge OF farm, or would farm
on shares. Address Farmer. o3i9 West
Broad.
EXPERIENCED cigar clerk wishes po-
2o6. care Times Dispatch.
liUSTI.iNG upto-date young man
wants position as manager of Il farm
+ ia, care Times Dispatch.
YOUNG man u years old desires posi-
ton in office. Can give Al refer
enccs willing to start on small sum.
j. AIS. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20
STORE AND orFIcE FIXTURES.

EDISON debating machines. transa.
phones, teiescribes, adding machines.
rubber stamps. typewriter ribbons, car
bonS, telephone extension arms. inten.
Sitiers and labor-snvinG office appli-
nncss: Leath Sales Company, Power
Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20
WANTED-Agents

PERMANENT husiness-AIen to sell
q lit;.f wonder gasolenc lights. Clean.
s;art. Men making 5000 to $4,000 p ee
GEAR. Address Wonder Comi,any, 500
Walnut Street. Terre lIaute. Ind.
AGENTs--sell guaranteed hosiery: 20
peer pflof MAZE Ees so @a
in existence. International Mills. West
Philadelphia. Pa.
G-AARTsiDE,a iron Rus, Soap, Co. 1864
Gafis nSa:se IRON Rst ss oan pa
istered patent. No. 347T) removes iron
rust, ink and all unwashahlr stains
zeal effect; Good seller: big margains.
flouSc-to- house agents and store sales
men wanted: The original 20 cents q
tubc beware OF heterogeneous and
the penalty for making and selling and
using an infringed article
SOAP agents, our sanitary skin soap
,,, has ev YER, heat for profits; we
premium list free. Daley Mfg. Co. st.
AGENTS wanted-s5 safety razor. re-
tau; tails for % cents; guaranteed life
itazor Co, Northwestern EIds::, Chi
cage.
USE SCI, your spare time TO build "p q mail
o orH s,i, business S OF your own; We help
tunities Exchanges. Buffalo. y. V
AT once agents, to sell new gas
lighter; Sample. 25c. New Lighter
WANTED. a reliable and hustling rep
rcscntative in each Of the fullowiri e
territories: Accomac. Gloucester, Lam
casttr. Mathews and aIlddlesox comn-
Va. Good pay to the right parties.
Answer TO Grand Union Tea Company.
$cl9 Washington Avenue, Newport
>.,,s. -----
the new aluminium solder. Twice as
strong as welding, 1T one-quartcr the
price. No ,warpins OF casting. and
elusive, big paving territory To men OF
brains and hustle. \ new thing on the
market, and has the. entire world Tor
Co. Manufacturers. 3IS5 Ludlow street.
Philadelphia. PA.
ATTENTION, we will pay $1,000 re-
ward II our home butter merger fails
pound Of butter in two minutes. sweetcr
than creamery butter. Demonstrators
ana general agents wanted. Salary or
commission. Write for illustrated cir
cnlars and addresses Of 1000 users.
Wonderful Invention. Family Butter
Merger Co. Washington. D. c.
AGENTS can make good money selling
Sas lighters. sample 81 cents. Big
reduction FOR dozen lots or more New
Lighter Co. tcdsville. y. c.
AGENTS. your chance. New office spe-
: cialty: fast seller. Hustlcrs easily
make $40 daily. Exclusive territory
Write to-day. Virginia Speciality 60,
Bon llio, Rice, Va.
y $1,000 yearly profit to You we
will loan you 1,G00 vending machines
free. Tor the sale Of Niiard'S Cream
Mints; SoHO Will buy enough stock to
start You. Exclusive county rights
given. Autom;t Penny Sales Co, l20
West. New York.
AGENTS wanted for high-gradc spe-
al "a al ttnn nil n,
suits in sale. ltooklct on craftsmanship
free Write w. i. Greene Co. Box
l0l9, WaschinSton. D. c.
AGENTS, do not accept any offer until
you have ours Write for free sample
and new catalogue Just out. Rcnrok
Speciality Co, Washington, d. G.