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Local and Otherwise

Walter l.. Pope left Monday to
visit hiu parents at Hoxie.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Haynes spent
sunaay with relatives at shannon.
All kinds Of seed potatoes and
seed oats. L. J. BAltz. 81 #.
A Twin Craven has charge Of the
&C hool al Gum Stump rear holmes.
Esq uire Hamilton was up from
Manson Monday seeing after busl
ness matters.
Bsltz has a carload OF fead oats
and seed potatoes for sale. Good
varieties at the right prices. % 9tf.
All kiod. Of hay just received,
c.s OF 6oe alialfa 4. j.. Baiiz.
sitE
lingle Feader Of sh9ram hss
leer "a poclhoatls tie past vieA
on bu,ines
A,r.le FLAIR cry Of Hiepers WIS
ing poca onts. relaiive fni
friends Friday sni Saturday.
e w. DAVIS lefs Tuesday morn
log for few days ,i,it TO his
mother az Memphis.
Try cravena was down rom Pop
lar Bluff is-t OF ca. week seeing ai
ter bnNnee matters.
Nirk Dfwaey aai nephew, Fred.
wero visi iag in Pscahon tas Tues
day AMI Wednesday
G. II Tyler aud family were
dowu from Cavenar Wednesday
shopping and visiting relatives.
Rev W. A. Goodwin preached
10 The Christian congregation At the
eoart house Sunday morning and
esening.
Elder w. c. Hamil has resigned
bis pastorate with the church the
rosigration to take place third Sun
day in April.-Imboden Gazette.
Beginning April lat, 1914, the
HnfstedIer mill will run only on the
last three days Of each week. All
our patrons please take notice Of
lbis fac II. NJ. Barden, Birdell,
Ark. 20 At.
Mr.. aod Mrs. Houston Brown Of
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
Notice for Publication

Department OF the interior. 4. :. land Of
flee a. Little Rock. Arkansas. March z. 1914
Notice J. hereby given that Miles 7. Nettle,
of Warm Springs. Arkansas. who. on Fehru.
township ain. sanEciw. sih principal merid-
Ian, has died notice ot Intention 10 make
three year proof. 10 establish claim to the
iand above described. before county clerk. at
rocahonias. Arkunsas. cn the 18th day Of
April. 1913
Claimant names ns witnesses; lpps flan-
niean. 10 Tim Store. Arkansas. niil NiIps
william uakle. c. A. Going an OF pncahon-
tas. Arkansas. ionN ~. ALLis.
- %. kcg.stor.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

A strange bulldog, tays jerome,
NAY be . fcrocious animal tut nine
iimes ont of ten he viii wag his tail
II you pat him On the head. How
ever il We started out patilng hull
dogs on the head the first one we
net would be the tenth one.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
kptlse for PahlIrailor

nenarimcnt OF fi, Interior. T. s. Land Omce
az Little kcfk. AfAansas. Mach q. 1919.
>nfIrc r. fcnsny fiven that Joe q. Bishop.
Of yadtiu. Arkansas. who. on February D..
1907 made tiiliniur farm homestead entry,
80 usf.2 flf cis rfl. ssc. 3. NNA hMl.
.fci.on ~. tlHnshlp 90 ~, runro IW. th prin-
clnsl n sliliin. has fled rliice nf intention
o. make fst yenr rrO0f. Co establish claim 90
The land above drscIl1ld before County
llrrt ni fOcrhontns. d Arkansas. on the
i3 day 90 trri. laif
CIltlln names ns witnesses, Jasper N.
snitl rfs n.'dr'dse 2vrd nullahsn, James
snil, ,ailof Nadkin, Arkansas.
Jno W. Allen.
l,rrlstpr
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

We have hot G e'eotiona in rennes-
see, but there Is nothing TO laugh
about IN Arkansas. Commercial Ap'
peal. We Arkansa. people are no
sed for our stieabllity.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

The editor is back again At his
accustomed plac, after an attack Of
The mumps.. Sharp County Record
please take notice.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

It's the wise hubby that has been
saving for that new Easter hat for
wifeY.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

To our many friends your aid.
during the following week IN Tie
piano contest is erneslly solicited.
Mrs. A.P. Weatherly.
Running Lake 8l-9tf
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
Ihe LEAGUE lickett

The Civic lie .gue stands for bet
Ter Pocahoutas. How do you standg
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
Friday. April 3, 1914.

Advertising rates made known on
application.
Evening journal., 1914-06-17
Miss CLOWARD Tells
HOW FRIEND DROWNED

Miss Anna M. Cloward. who was
canoeing with Miss Alice Hartman. In
the Christiana river, on Memorial
Day, when their craft was upset and
Miss Hartman was drowned, sat be-
fore a coroner's jury last night and told
the facts of the fatal accident With
out signs of emotion or attempt at
self-laudation, Miss Cloward told of
her efforts to save her friend as she
was struggling in the water near
Churchman's bridge.
After hearing the testimony the
jury returned a verdict Of accidental
drowning. The members listened In
silence to Miss Cloward's account of
the fatal accident, and when she had
concluded, she had covered the facts
SO thoroughly that there were few
questions any Of the Jurymen could
ask her. Miss Cloward was much
affected by the tragedy, and for some
time thereafter was unable to st nd
the ordeal of going over the affair
again, but last night she did moi fall
ter and gave her testimany without
any display of emotion.
Evening journal., 1914-06-17
MANY WOULD BE
TRAFFIC Officers
Patrolman Mcbride Wants
TO Command in Case Davis
Fails to Qualify
POLICE JANITOR
is AGREED ON

Although the Board of Police Com
missioners have not appointed thl
seven new men who will compose tn,
proposed police traffic squad, Cit,
Council not having passed resolu
tion granting the commissioners pow
er to create such a squad, many mer
are sending their applications to the
board for places on the squad al
the meeting Of the board yesterday
applications were received from Z
number OF men. Among them was
one from First Sergeant Joseph A
Davis, United States Army. Ser.
geant Davis was tentatively appointed
| sergeant of the proposed traffic squad
last week. His application for the
position, however, was not received
until yesterday.
Among the other applicants was
Patrolman Hugh H. Mcbride, who
said he would like to have the posi-
tion in case Sergeant Davis failed to
qualify, The application was order
ed filed. Others who made applica-
tions yesterday were: John J. Long,
of 613 West street: James d. Farrell,
1880 Lancaster avenue; William S. A.
Kershaw, $50 Kirkwood street:J. Ford
Phillips, 1915 West Seventh street;
Harry L. Hammerer, 416 East Sixth
street, and Thomas T. White, 412
Heald street.
Sergeant Davis, the new member
Of the force, lives at No 1902 French
street, and has been doing duty here
for the past two years as instructor
to the o. NJ. d.
The Commissioners yesterday filled
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Jacob Ewing. the colored janitor.
against whom charges had been pre-
ferred by Anthony Irons, colored,
some time ago. A large number of
applicants sent letters yesterday, but
after they had been read, President
Bowers nominated John II. Dennis,
colored, of No. 900 B street, for the
position, and he was elected The sal
ary is $50 a month Dennis was one
of the ~ applicants. He will assume
his new duties at once. The appli-
cants who applied for the position
were: Isaiah Richardson, $40 East
Thirteenth street; Amos f. Jackson
715 Wilson street: Simon Brown, I'LL
Pasteur street: Thomas T. Tale, 8
Klund street; Thomas Myers, Jr., no
The report Of Chief Black for the
week showed that S302.85 had been
collected in fines in City Court and
19 prisoners had been committed to
the w0rkhouse.
Evening journal., 1914-06-17
LIRRARY w0RK GROWS.

The Board Of Managers Of the Will
mington Institute Free Library met
last evening when Librarian Bailey
reported $40 books added to the Ii
brary during May. The number OF
books issued from the Central Library
was 15.1S9. an increase Of II over the
number of books issue in May, 1918.
The combined circulation. includ-
ing Rockford Branch, schools, Ban
croft Mills. etc, was 1885, an in
crease Of 329. The number of pictures
issued was 4SS. an increase of 34s.
The number OF persons registered
was 26S. The gifts for the month in
cluded IA numbers of periodicals. from
Mrs. r. L. Walker. Only routine bust
ness was transacted.
Evening journal., 1914-06-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Miss Mary A. MCCLELLAN. daughter ~
the late Thomas MCCLELLAN and Mrs
Mary A. MCCLELLAN, and Leonard Nc
Closkey were married yesterday az.
ternoon in st. Paul's r. q. Church
the Rev. Thomas r. Waldron ofIlciat.
ing.
The bride was attended by her ais.
yer. Miss Majorie MCCLELLAN, as brides
maid, and The groom's best man was
his cousin, William Donnelly. "a
Washington, d. G.
The bride wore white charmeuse
with trimmings Of Duchess lace. She
wore a veil and carried bride roses
and lilies Of the valley The brides
maids gown was lavender taffeta
and she carried pink roses. A re-
ception was held last night at the
home Of the brides mother. 311
North Broome street. After a we'd
ding trip. Mr.. and Mrs. McCloskev
will reside for awhile at 81 North
Broome street.
Evening journal., 1914-06-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL news

MRS. Robert M. Carswell, Of this
/ city, and her guest, Miss Charlotte
Mettam, Of Baltimore, are guests OF
Mrs L. K. Bowen, OF Newark.
Mrs. Sarah Il. Hoffecker and Miss
Sue Simpson have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Hoffecker, at New
ark.
Miss Georgiana r. Simpson was
among the passengers sailing yester-
day on the Kronprinzessin Cecilie. az
the North German Lloyd line from
New York for London, Paris and Bre-
men.
9. D. Garretson, manager of the
electric Hose and Rubber Companv.
Yesterday sailed from New York for
europe, to be gone several weeks on
business for the company.
y. Coates Mote was a recent visitor
qt Newark. ''''e'
Miss Greta Dutton is a guest of Misc
Elsie Goldman during commencement
week at West Chester state Normal
School.
Girard Murray, Of No. 1Os West
ahlrtleth street, has returned home
from the Staunton Military Academy.
staunton, Va, after the first term Of
ms three-year course there
Inc Rev. f. NJ Kirkus, rector OF
trinity parish, expects to sail for Ma
pies on June l8, in company with his
daughter, Virginia. and a friend of
hers. to be absent from the parish un-
VI September Is. The Rev. BENJAMIN
Bird, former assistant rector Of tie
church, now OF Gwynedd, Montgomery
county, Pa Will be in charge from
August 20 to September 20. The Rev.
John y. skilton, head master of the
school Of the Lackawanna at scran-
ton, Pa., will be in charge from June
20 20 August 25.
Evening journal., 1914-06-17
RECTOR BURNED FIGHTING FIRE

In lively fight with a fire in his
home at No $40 Madison street sever
al days ago, the Rev. Richard w.
Trapnell, rector of ST. Andrew S
Church, had his hands severely burn
ed and his clothes we're also consid-
erably damaged by the fire.
Lace curtains on one Of the win
dows were waited BY a breeze into the
lit gas burners and caught fire. Mrs.
Trapnell saw the blaze and called for
help. Mr.. Trapnell went to the window
and tried to put out the flames by
twisting the curtain with his hands.
Evening journal., 1914-06-17
CLASS AT FINAL PARTY.

The February section Of the 1911
class. W II. s., held its final class
party at the home OF Miss Grace Me-
Caughan The evening was spent IN
games and singing class songs. Those
present were: The Misses Grace w.
McCaughan, Clara A. Van Dyke. Miss
Jean r. Fulton, Reba Finger, Agnes
veronica Grant, Alice M. Speer, Irene
a. Johnson, M. Leah Garrett Alice
Jeiferis, Rosalind Ephraim, Mildred
;. Hopes, Robert B Wheeler
Luineas Hopes, Dean c. Gibney, q
Millard Lang, Leon B. Stayton ant
Charles Schell.
Evening journal., 1914-06-17
TFACHERS GRAnrATE T0NIGHr.

The Wilminaton Teachers Training
School win hold commencement exer-
cises in the auditorium of the High
School this evening. Professor q f.
ford J, Scott. the new superintendent
of public schools, will make the
address to the graduates. The grad
Mating class is composed of Miss Mar
ian Fl. Brown, Mary II. Conway. Mary
h. Doherty. Anabel Groves. Mareuer-
ite Y. Milliken, Mary v. Mundy. Elsie
IA. Richards.
Evening journal., 1914-06-17

Fater. Soak tho feet in this for full fifteen
minutes, gently rubbing the sore parts. =
The effects are marvellous. An pain goes
instantly and the feet feel simply del CHIT
ful eorns and callouses can be peeled right
OF hanions, aching feet, sweaty, smelling
feet. get immediate relief Use this treat
ment week and your foot troubles will
oe thing Of the past. Calocide works
t.fough the pores and removes the cause.
Ger twenty-five cent box from any drug
kisf calocde compound prepared only by
Medical Formula Co. OF Dayton Ohio.
Evening journal., 1914-06-17
JAMES headache
POWDERS--GREAT
Get Dime Package-In a Few Mo.
menis the Most Violent Head
aches and Neuralgia is Gone.

You can Gear your head and relieve
dull splitting or violent throbbing
headache in moment with a DR.
James Headache Povler. This o,d-
time headache relief acts almost
magically. Send some one to the
drug store now for dime package
and few moments after you take a
powder you win wonder what became
Of the headache neuralgia and pain.
stop suhfering-its needless. Be sure
you get what you ask for
Evening journal., 1914-06-17
Youthful, WrinkleleSS
Skin Easy to Have

You who desire to regain q youthful ap-
pearance will do we'll to make the ac-
qnaintanee OF the two simple, but valuable,
prescriptions here given.
To make an effective wrinkle remover
mix an ounce Of powdered saxolite and
half pint of witch hazel Bathe the face in
the solution--immediatey every wrinkle IS
affected. It acts wonderfully on sagging
facial MUSCLES also. the lotion possessing
10 get rid Of an aged, faded. freckled
or discolored complexion buy an ounce Of
common mercoized wax at any drug store
and apply nightly as you would cold cream.
erasing this mornings with soap and water.
face skin, revealing the younger, brighter.
healthier skin underneath. There's nothing
to equal this treatment as a facial rejuven-
ator.
Evening journal., 1914-06-17
KREP0Tr-PANOSAREs-

Miss Evgenia Krepotu, Of PhiladeI-
phia, and Peter Penosares, of this
city, were married in PHILADELPHIA
last Sunday, according TO the ritual OF
the Greek Orthodox Church. The
couple are spending their honeymoon
in the West. and on their return win
reside at No. I'll Market street. this
city
Evening journal., 1914-06-17
RYAN-HTSBANDS WFnDTyc

MISS Margaret Ryan and William
Husbands will be married on Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF the
bride In the Ward Apartments by the
Rev. J. II. Crawford. The attendants
VIII be Miss Elsie Zimmerman and
raul Comegys. Following the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Husbands Will
leave on trip to New York city.
Evening journal., 1914-06-17
Mss REHEN MINS MEnAI.-

Miss Mary Behen, of Dover, won the
gold medal for general excellence at
st. Gertrude's Academy, Ridgely, Nd.
The medal was offered by the Rt. Rev.
John ] Monaghan Miss Behen is a
daughter of the late John Behen, and
graduate Of the Dover High School.
Evening journal., 1914-06-17
PROPERTY SALES

William J. Fisher, real estate
broker, has sold S13 Walnut street
for the estate of Catherine Dennis &c
Robert Fl. Cubberly for $500, and 10i
Logan street for the estate of G. r
Mcintosh, to Alexander Gutowski, for
$500.
Evening journal., 1914-06-17
WALLS.LAMBERT

Miss Elsie May Lambert and VIII
liam Herbert Walls. both Of Whining
ton. were married at Madelev nj. p
parsonage. corner B and New Castle
avenue, on Tuesday evening. June l6.
at 3 o'clock by the Rev. E. H. Col
Inns.
Evening journal., 1914-06-17

formerly known
only to doctors,
will do the
work. dissolve
two tablespoon
fuis Of Calocide
compound in a.
hn.iu ~ aunrna
Evening journal., 1914-06-17
GIVES QUICK HOME CURE
FOR C0RNS, CALL0USES
AND ALL SORE FEET.

thousands OF victims Of daily foot torture
Don't waste time. Get il at once. No mat.
Ter how many patent medicines you have
sried In vain this treatment, which was
Evening journal., 1914-06-17
The Frightened
Grasshoppcrs
BY VIRGINIA VIE.

One the up they
before gigantic machine with flashing bright things
rushing
man pushing it along right top Of their
that ground,
notng lett but stubs
The had
them without time cothe watches
in
Wasn't bad2
pretty Powered field just because horrd with
children wanted the field
lawn (which looked like dreadful machine grasshoppers
When the children got their swings
all their payhngs there
could have how the children enjoyed their
the robbng them
his children. Don't think
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HELP wANrep-FEmALE.

LADIES WANTED TO stencil cards
permanent home work evenings. $40
weekly; strictly legitimate. no expe-
Renee, no canvasslng. excellent oppor- .
tunity; .nclose stamp. international Art
Company Chicago
u PER DOZEN may be made at home
embroidering one corner ladies' hand
kerchiefs. Simple spare time agency,
year round Trial package stamped
handkerchiefs and instructions zoe. Sent
any distance postpaid. ARABIAN
SUPPLY CO, Dept a., Cleveland, Ohio.
DRESSMAKTNG and sewing done al rea :
sonable prices 1907 Whitehall street.
WRITE moving picture PLAYS, $50 each;
all or spare time no experience nor
correspondence course; details free. At
las Publishing Co, ~, Cincinnati, OHIO.
WANTED--wo mec; Get Government
Jobs. big pay. write for list Of posi-
lions now available Franklin Institute,
Dept s02-J. Rochester, n. Y.
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RESTAURANTS.
FUNERAL. NOTICES.
LOST AND FOUND.

I.0ST~Smaii green n1rse confal 1lnS
several dollars. Peachtree car. Thurs
day morning, Return to Room 105, Post
office Reward
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EXPERIENCED instalment collector
for Florida must locate on route.
state age and experience. bond required.
Address g. ~ Box "a, care Georgian,
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AGENT WANTED-There are numer-
Gus devices for cleaning carpets; none
equals our pneumatic sweeper; cata-
logue prices and commission on applica-
ton Box "a, care Georgian.
IF WE HAD your address we'd show
you how to make s25-not one week,
but weekly @ Mfg Co, Warren street,
Suite 100. New York
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LARGE front room; board: North Side
private home; all conveniences. w!
1864
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GOOD, honest, intelligent colored wom-
an, with full experience and city ref
erences. wants work at once as cook
or maid. Address Box $50. care Geor-
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WANTETl-Owr business, re your
own boss. Let US start you in gold,
silver, nickel, etc, plating. Prof Gray
new. low price plating outfits. Nc eN-
perience required. We teach you and
furnish recipes. formulas and trade Sc
crets free. Every home, store pos
sihle customer Don't delay. Send to-
day for particulars. Gray & Go Plating
Works Ill Gray Building, Cincinnati,
Ohio
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ROOMS. WITH BOARD, also taoi'
board reasonable rates; close IN no
water; special student rates. s. Eas
Mitchell street
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MARRY-Thousands wealthy wifi marry
soon all ages, nauonalities; descrip-
tlons free. Western Club Dept 66. g6S
Market. San Francisco, Cal
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CAPABLE statesmen to represent
well established manufacturer oil
high grade speclalties; straight salary
and expenses advanced. Apply Sunday
? to p. m, J. E. Houghton. Piedmont
Hotel
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EXPERIENCED accountant and office
manager. holding present position for
eighteen years, highest credentiais
open for engagement with good firm
Location not essential; salary reason
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WE START YOU In business, furnish
ing everything; men and women, $50
! TO 5000 weekly operating our New Sys-
| tenn Specially Candy Factories" home
anywhere; no canvassing. Opportunity
| lifetime. Booklet free. Ragsdale Com
! pany, Box 5. East Orange, n. ].
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AGENTS-Make s. - SO daily. county
managers. 5000. $500 monthly sea
sonable necessity, recorders. unlimited
posi- bllities. exclusive territory, no COM
petition: new sales pan: sure sales;
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ing samples 25c Don't hesitate In
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Some Things You Want To Read

Why Shot William E. AnnDBy Capt. Peter c. Hai J, LSA.
herel facts LAY this
Unhabby Florence Sheuk's Deathbed Message
lan nnleh c5aed Hreeda sefoehe death
VIZ Bell0e the Whale Svah0uved Iouah
DR. ands
line o hgheul iim
The Ne10 Plan 10 Gi0e Us JUST WHat We Pay For
Dishonest manufacturers foced to tell when
Why Ra1 Foods Are Bad For U.s.
ca ndni
coes which are likely n pa,apsev ncncer
Skethed on Paris Boulegards
the sFenchor tonht So " ~
A Queen Who Is Akvayy I'm Debt
Alexandra DowageO oftew
az ulconro o tforune
More Of Jimmy Funny AdUenm,e
AoOor packed full the eoml
In Next SMday'S american
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statesmen WANTED - Aluminium
cooking utensils and specialties.
Hardware and department store trade
connections preferred. Prices that got
the business. Exclusive territory 10 3d.
coo men. State experience and refer
ences Aluminium Products Company,
Iemont ILL.,
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WANTED statesmen calling on grocery,
mercantile and coffee trade, etc. snap
by side line. pocket sample, profits big,
something new quick sales a winner.
Aluminium Factory. LAGRANGE, Ill
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COLLECTOR, hve years experience In
city; honest; best of references. Ad
dress II. c., Box 101, care Georgian.
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NAIL ORDER ADVICE

NAIL ORDER ADVICE.
WE EXPOSE fakes. send tips list best
sellers: where TO buy factory cost; pa
pers TO use. Earn 81, 600 TO $4,000 year
ly Start small capital; spare time at
home. No outfits or instructions to sell.
NJ. Q. Information Service. 434 West One
hundred and twenty fifth street. New
YORK.
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BACHELOR- MAID, SS, comfortable,
would marry G., Box IS. League. To-
iedo. Ohio
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AGENTS-We have proven money
making proposition Famous picture,
Negro Angels Entering Heaven
Agents making from So TO SIS a day.
Home supply Company. Jackson. Miss.
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REGISTERED DRUGGIST, 6 Years ex-
perience, with best of reference, de-
sires position. Address F. c., Box ST.,
care Georgian.
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SHOE salesman, young man, several
years experience, best references, de-
sires position. Call Main 4S65-J.
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I WANTED-Agents: something new;
/ fastest seller ard quickest repeater on
/ earth: permanent. profitable business
/ good for $50 10 SIS q week Write for
particulars. American Products Co,