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The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-10
Nickell's Grove.

Miss Kramer visited Ezra Kurtz,
over Sunday.
Rev. Dissinger took dinner At
VIII Feuerbscher's, Sunday.
Minnie Cunningham visited At
the Zachman home, last week.
Mrs. J. c. Morris spent q few
days with home folks, last week.
-Beulah Klopp, Of Oregon, spent q
few days with Hattie Sahlin, last
week.
Cole Hamm and wife, OF St. Joe.
were visiting relatives In the Grove,
last week.
Mrs. Yves. Meyer and daughter.
Maudine, were In St. Joe. a few days
last week.
John Curtis, wife and little son,
Of Stanberry, attended church at the
Grove. Sunday.
Earl and Rowena Pierce visited
their aunt, Mrs. Tom Derr, a few
days last week.
Lee Stephenson. VIII Feuerbach.
er and Roy Thurman were on the
sick list, last week.
Lillian and Don Hartman. Of
Kansas City, are visiting at their
Grandpa Kunkels.
Andrew IIershner and wife visit.
ed their daughter, Mrs. Frank BuntZ.
near Mound City, few days, last
week.
Those from the Grove who at.
tended the union service al the Air.
dome In Oregon. Sunday night, we're:
James BuntZ and daughter, Marjorie:
Earl Stephenson, wife and daughter,
Jeanette: Happy McCully, Edward
Thurman and children and Dwight
Iachman.
The Nickell's Grove and Wood.
Vile Sunday schools met In the Sab.
Tins woods, Friday. July 3. for their
annual picnic. About 1880 a. m. au.
tomobiles, buggies and wagons began
coming. tllled with happy people and
well.tlled baskets. AT noon the long
table, which had been erected by the
men, was spread with all the good
things imaginable. After praises
were sung, all partook OF the many
good things to eat. After dinner
some Of the men and boys pitched
horseshoes, while others played ball,
while the children and ladies spent
the day swinging and In pleasant con.
versation. About ]:30 y, m. all gath.
cred together and ate ice cream and
cake and drank lemonade until all
were satisfied. There we're about l25
present. All went home glad they
had been there. sur.
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Rememember that Wed.
nesday. July IS. will be the
opening day Of Forest City's
Second Annual Chautauqua,
and as many OF the LEADING
business men OF st. Joseph.
to-day, were former citizens
OF Forest City. the commit.
tee has made this St. Joseph
Day. Also on this day Or.
Frank e. Day. Of the White
Temple. st. Joseph. will de.
liver one Of his interesting
lectures. For further par.
tlcuIars. see program pub.
Iished elsewhere In this issue.
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New Point.

Mary Terry went to st. Joseph
Tuesday, for . few days.
New Point WAS well represented
81 the celebration In Maitland, the
@th.
Several families united on . pic
mic dinner In Geo. Lentz's yard, the
&th. II WAS . merry crowd.
Mrs. Sam Fleener and son, Kelso,
left for South Dakota, Wednesday OF
last week, to visit relatives.
DIR. Perry. OF Mound City, Was
called TO see Mrs. Elmer Pennington /,
saturday afternoon, who was quite
sick.
Considering the fact that nearly
every one was In Maitland. saturday
evening, the Ice cream social given by
the missionary society was we'll at.
tended.
Mrs. WIN Lennon Is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Blakely, and
sisters, Mesdames LentZ, Chamberlain
and Fields, this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Crown and son, OF
Andrew county, came over the ith TO
visit their daughters, Leona, and Geo
Lentl and Chas, Fields families.
They returned home Sunday evening.
Leona went home with them TO ~.
main during the dun season,
NERO
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Christian Church Notes.

Sunday school and church services
were well attended at Union, last
Sunday. The lesson Of the morning
was very diiiicult and interesting and
the discussion was prolonged into the
preaching hour. Some questions on
the essen were left over TIL next
sunday and ] am sure that there
VIII he a large number present 10
hear the discussion.
The women OF the Union neiphbor.
hood are going 10 have bake sale al
Dawson X Campbell's clothing store,
SAT urday afternoon and evening,
July 18Th. The proceeds TO 20 To-.
wards putting a furnace under the
school house, II you want some.
thing real good for your Sunday din.
ner, lei these women supply you.
Next Sunday Is red letter day In
our Sunday school al Oregon, Tile
children are preparing a splendid pro.
gram for the morning, This pro.
gram Is to begin with the Sunday
school hour and close with the
Lords Supper about 1880. There
VIII he no regular sermon: lust a
short talk on the importance OF the
Lords Supper. We are going TO In.
sist on every member OF the Sunday
school and church being present. IL
there are any that can't walk TO and
from the church, phone me and
VIII come for you In my car and will
get you there In time for Sunday
school.
] was delightfully."- surprised Tues.
day morning, about 100 O'Clock,
when Mr.. Lee Davis and Miss Lizzie
Hendricks, both OF Bigelow, Mo-,
walked into my office and asked me
where the preacher was. They were
told and after presenting the neces.
sary papers they we're made husband
and wife and went on their way re.
joicing.
Il. II. DAWSON, PASTOR.
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Forest CITY.

Miss viva Blagg Is visiting In St.
Joseph.
Quite q number OF our people
spent the Fourth In Maitland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Clifford and
little son, spent Sunday At the Dave
Wallace home. g..
Miss Mable MEG uire, OF Fillmore,
Ii visiting her grandparents and
many friends here, this week.
Miss Cora Acton was in st. 10.
seph, last Saturday, visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. VIII Mcclure.
Miss Beulah Brown will spend
the rest Of the summer with her
aunt. Miss Muriel Stroud.
Mrs. Herbert Bruner and chill.
dren, OF ST. Joseph, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Kollmer.
The banker, Mr.. Sheffield, has
bought q lot from Chas. Mills, and Is
having a modern cottage erected
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Teare and
children drove down to st. Joseph the
Fourth, and spent the day al Lake
Contrary.
Mrs. Sam Hoover and children
returned To their home In Agency,
the first OF the week, after a short
visit with relatives here.
The concrete work upon the NJ.
Il. church Il finished and everything
Is In readiness for MIR. Wood, who
has the contract for the building.
Mrs. Herman G. Carson and two
children, OF Leavenw orth, Kan, are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
j. Scott, and other relatives here.
The Rev. Macpherson, presiding
elder. will preach at the N. Z. church
next Sunday evening. He will preach
Sunday afternoon at three O'Clock at
kimsey.
MIR. and Mrs. John McMullen and
children and Miss Jessie Boyd al.
tended the funeral OF Mrs. McMul.
lens aunt, Miss Lizzie Randolph, at
Rulo, Neb., Sunday. CLEANER.
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Negro Farmers in Missouri.

There are 1853 farms owned by
negroes In Missouri. They range In
Size from three to 365 acres and are
worth, lands, buildings, live stock
and everything else on the farms,
s2l !6s,75o, with the average value OF
Missouri farm, 81 ,4O5, as a basis for
computation. The farm Of the aver.
Missouri negro farmer, Just like that
OF his white brother, the bulletin
says, Is well.kept and we'll stocked,
ana Is very productive, growing
wheat, corn, oats, grasses, water.
melons, strawberries, peaches, APPLES,
and oil other food necessities. Ne.
groes raised poultry for the market,
sell eggs. milk and butter, have bee
hives and plenty Of honey, produce
sugar cans, which, In fail, they boil
out for sorghum molasses.
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Burr Oak.

Miss Ehie Stone was on the sick
list, last week.
S II. Dick and wife, Of st. Louis,
spent Sunday with II. A. Bowles and
family.
Howard Alkire attended his
Grandfather Carter's funeral, last
Sunday.
The Missouri river Is falling ran.
Idly. No fears OF high water 70 en-.
tertained.
Mrs. Nan. Elder and daughters, OF
Mound City, were visiting relatives
Mrs. and Mrs. Charley Gotten and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. s. G. Alkire.
Nick Stone Is threshing wheat
between showers--his wheat Is better
than was expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gotten and
daughter, Ruby, spent Sunday with
VIII Hopper and family.
Mrs, John Conner spent the latter
part OF last week In Craig, the guest
OF viii Conner and family.
Mrs. Al. Smith and children went
to Mound City, Saturday, to visit her
brother, VIII Lunsford, and family.
Miss Ruth Ammo spent Saturday
night and Sunday In Forest City, the
guest OF her cousin, Miss Mary Brunt
meyer.
Mrs. George Hopper has been sui.
fertng very much with one of her
eyes, caused by getting some dirt In
II, 1t was feared at trst that she
might lose her eye.
.-Wylie Carter died last Saturday,
after q long illness. We understand
Mr.. Carter was about II years old.
He was highly esteemed citizen.
and son, and Q host Of friends to
mourn his loss. Eco.
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M. E. Church Notes.

We had Q good day Sunday In spite
Of the extreme heat. The SUNDAY
school went far beyond the hundred
mark, and the public audience was
much larger than we had anticipated.
| In the absence Of the superinten.
dent OF the Sunday school In town,
Mr.. Reed Bailey, one of our best
young men took charge OF the school
and did 1t In q very mastery way.
He acted just like he was an old hand
at the business. He greatly pleased
the people.
We are to lose two OF our best
church and Sunday school workers
this week, In the persons Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthews. Mrs. Matthews has
been connected with our church here
for long time and will be greatly
missed. They are going TO Norfolk,
Neb., where Mr.. Matthews will en-.
gage In the monument business.
Our Chautaugua is but three weeks
away. Every Oregon citizen ought
TO be a booster for It. We have the
greatest. program this year we have
ever had, and one that cannot help
drawing from far and near Two Of
the leading lecturers are Methodist
preachers, and personal friends Of the
writer,
The union service was very largely
attended last Sunday night, and the
program was Of high order. Brother
Dawson was asked TO ask the people
to finance the meetings Sunday night
50 as TO obviate any future "ofIer
ings, and very quickly the people
responded with $500. Mr.. Frank
sang Calvary" Wills twelve v,nus
we're thrown on the screen +, v,s
very impressive. brother Dissinyer'
OF the Evangelical church. preached
the sermon. on The Greatness OF
salvation " lie preached a good ser.
mon.
Rev. Dr. Caro,bers o,s, to,o,,,
n former n,sio, ha,. ,i o. yoseP,l,
onr chnrcb nov, Snndav a peis y.
tho CnIn srbooi hon.a "' III a.
noon and al the union mee,,nss 'v IN
the evening. All viii want 70 bea,
him. Plan 10 come,
p.,,, u,ooL. 40.
vt,, az, a, ,na Vme VI our .oMnsmen.
Snndax ni,hf u m'fTa s S,n mex,
Nine" while the Views a,e hs,na
thrown on the screen Tbis u,iI
very beautiful. Don't miss 4, WIZ We
si,co an, lac, ,ano,, =,
o,Sa, ., om, 's s ,npor'i numoer OF
,ha,, s y, O ~, o',,,n nave gone on
MAJ u,vn "a oS as bro,her !.
~ nan,". rsus"'sI nave gone
So.,,,a v.ncn, sse, Los angeles,
and vii, hs .ona am o, ,he iar norm
ana sd MI ~, NJ ~ Hone . month or more;
20 ohin md iii =. u VIE nave gone
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Presbyterian Church Notes.

A good congregation Was present al
the quarterly communion service, last
Sunday; quite number Of out.of.town
people being In attendance We are
always glad to welcome visitors,
l3J was the attendance AZ Sunday
school. Every one OF the II teachers
was present.
The Christian Endeavor society had
good meeting under the leadership
OF Miss Carrie Seeman. Onlcers for
the ensuing year were elected as fol.
lows: President, Mrs. Ralph Moore:
ce.pre,ident, Miss Grace Mcdonald;
secretary, Mr.. Byron Murray; treas.
urer, Miss Josephine Murray; pianist
Miss Virginia Netherland: assistant
pianist, Miss Eleanor kunkel. The
following committees we're appointed
for the coming term: lookout, Miss
Edith Boyd, chairman; Grace Melon
aid, Mary Shaw. Prayer meeting,
Mrs. Ralph Moore, chairman; Misses
Margaret boyd and Abbey Murray.
Social, Miss Edna Markt, chairman:
Misses Virginia Netherland, Emma
Scott, Josephine Murray aud Mrs.
Clagett, Missionary, Miss Eleanor
kunkel, chairman; Miss Carrie See.
man and Mrs. Alberta G. Murphy.
Flower, Miss Estelle Acton, chairman;
Misses Leona Markt, Ruth Msrkt and
Blanche Hodgin. Miss Pauline Ruley
10 leader next Sunday night.
The Ladies' Aid society met on
Tuesday with Mrs. VanBuskirk.
The Missionary society had their
regular monthly meeting with Mrs.
y: L. Price and daughter, Miss Lillian,
wednesday. After . discussion Of the
aa sNlA M AL
hour was enjoyed, during which the
hostesses served delicious refresh.
Inents.
The Airdome was filed almost TO Its
capacity Of four hundred for the union
meeting, Sunday night. MIR. Perry
Brooks led the singing In his usual
effective and happy manner, accompa.
MED most efficiently on the plano by
his daughter, Miss Thelma. They
make q tine team. Mr.. Dawson took
up Q subscription and raised some
$3.50 for the summers expenses, so
there will be no collections and no
further appeal for money during the
meetings. Mr.. Frank Allen sang q
beautiful bass solo, Calvary" which
was illustrated with twelve beautiful
colored views. There will be an illus.
trated song every Sunday night. Next
Sunday, Mr.. Perry Brooks will sing
NINETY and Nine" Mr.. Dissinger,
OF the Evangelical church, preached a
strong sermon on salvation" urging
repentance and deliverance from sin
through Jesus Christ. The Alliance
has arranged for prominent ministers
of the near vicinity TO preach every
Sunday night during the summer.
Next Sunday, Rev. Samuel Carothers,
OF Oakland Park, NJ. +. church, st.
Joseph, . former pastor OF the NJ. f..
church here, will preach. A cordial
Invitation Is given to every one and II
10 hoped that oil the people Of the
town and vicinity will attend these
meetings.
T. A. CLAaETr, Pastor.
Young Jersey Cow for sale. Be
Roth PhOnAn. II, @. ALLEN
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New Point and Vicinity.

Delayed Correspondence, July 3, l9li.l
Ina boswell was In 81. Joseph,
Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. Kearney came up
Monday night.
Robert Kneale and A Ina Springer
were In Maitland, Sunday afternoon,
New Point was well represented
at the moving picture shows at ore.
gon, Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright and Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. NJ. Lay were calling on New
Point friends, Saturday evening.
Robert Boswell, wife and sons,
Fay, Ray and Gilbert, went TO Mary.
Vile, Sunday, returning In the even.
Ing.
Cole Hamm and wife, OF st. Jo.
seph, took supper with Shannon
Hartman and family, Monday even.
Ing.
Mrs. Alma Caldwell, Of St. 10.
seph, came up Saturday evening to
visit relatives. She returned home
Sunday.
DIR. Kearney was called In con-
snltation with Or. Babcock on Mrs.
Elmer Pennington's case, Wednesday
Of last week.
Miss Katherine Terry Is one OF
the "Hello girls" In the Maitland
central office now. Her hours are IL
to l and 0 to 0.
&C. G. Hardmau and daughter, FL
sic, and Mary Terry drove to St. 10.
seph. Wednesday OF last week, return
Ing In the evening.
Mrs Polly and daughter, Mrs.
Edwards, returned to St. Joseph,
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lentz
took them down In their car.
-Chas. Fields, mother and Edna
Rayhill went to Nebraska City, FRI
day, to visit Virge Fields and family.
They drove through In the car, re.
turning Monday.
Mrs. Arthelia Cosner and two
children, from Denver, Colo, visited
her aunt, Mrs. Terry. and family and
her cousin, Mrs. Mabel Meyer, and
family, this week.
About no relatives and friends
met at the home of William Buck.
mum, Sunday, and gave him Q sur
prise birthday dinner. An elegant
dinner was served, to which eli pres
emit did full justice. Ye reporter can
vouch for the fine cakes, as she was
lovely time" NERO.
NJ. Tnhn 0avH.. .snl
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Farm For Sale!

100 acres, one mile from q jgood r.
X. town, on the Santa Fe; two sets of
buildings, fruit, four wells, two springs
OF water that have never been dry.
About 90 acres pillow land, 40 acres
NOW land, 30 In pasture; woven wire
fence for hog pasture. Easily divided
into two farms. An ideal hog and
dairy farm. Plenty OF shade and
water. s25 per acre-big bargain,
Old and no family, do not want to
bother by renting. Write me.
T. N. DAVIS,
Glencoe, Oklshoms.
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Apples Wanted F.!

AZ Early Apples wanted on and
after July ID, at Oregon, by w. l..
Rifle, Highest market prices paid,
See us before selling.
GEO. N. MOORE, Manager.
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Furniture at
Your Own Price [!
You can get Furniture at your
own price at our Auction
Sale. Saturday afternoon,
July II.
OREGON FURNITURE co.
Evangelical Church Notes.

There will be preaching In the Ore.
gon church, Sunday, at II q. m.
Preaching at Nickell's Grove In the
evening. Prayer meeting In the Ore.
gon church every Thursday evening
at s:l5, and at Nickells Grove every
Wednesday evening.
We earnestly urge cur membership
TO attend these mid.week prayer SER
Vices.
Our second quarterly meeting will
be held over the l7th.l9th Of this
month. PASTOR.
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You should see the STANDARD
Mower In i've and six.foot cut ct
d. N. MARTINS.
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Il keep . complete stock Of Della.
val Separator Repairs.
d. N. MARTIN.
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Young Jersey Cow for sale. Be
fresh first of August.
Both Phones. r. @. ALLEN.
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Mrs: John ssyfsr still continues
very sick.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-11

FOR RENT-Suites of rooms suitable for
light housekeeping. Private bath Cen
trail location. 316 Gui1emarde. Block
east of Y NJ. c. A. Modern conven-
fences. 11oct2t
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FOR RENT-Tnree large. UNFINISHED
rooms, also kitchenette, all upstairs in
modern home. Bath, toilet connecting:
hot water gas. phone. Settled married
couple two business women only.
Phone 1902. 7oct
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FOR RENT-Extra large, ELEGANTLY fur
nshed room, suitable for two. Modern
conVeniences. Good neighborhood. APP
ply Is e. Jackson. upstairs. 10oct2tA
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! FOR RENT-Four-room and hall house
| on Bay Shore, between Donaldson and
| Club streets. Apply at above address.
7oct2w$
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WANTED-TO BUY.
STRAYED.

farm at Myrtle
butt headed COW,
Reward for in
Caro-. Phone 1e.
oct6tf
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WOULD YOU work for $500 per week
hours a day? Woman wanted to dis
tribute free packages Borax Washing
Powder Ward Soap Co, ZIG Institute
Pl., Chicago. 11oct
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molder, $40; planer fore
man. $125; engineers; store mgr, $50;
fHers; sawyer; commissary mgr, SIS:
travelling statesmen, office men. Inter
man, $3.50; planer helper, $3.50; cross
cut filler, SIS; bread baker, SIS; cooks,
hremen, SIS; Also several other high
class openings. We are employers fo-
largest saw mills in South. Address
this office. Mack's, Meridian, Miss.
11oct
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Live Stock and Poultry.

FOR SALE-Sixty head D. w. Youngs
egg laying strain of S. G. white Leg
horns. All pullets except three cockerels
now ready for breeding pen. Some of
pullets are laying. All should be by last
of November. Selected from three hun
dred head. Can be seen at Chattman's
place Warrington. 10oct1t*
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OYSTERS FOR SALE.

OYSTERS-The freshest, finest and
largest oysters that can be had from
Escambia bay. They will be delivered
to your home. / know a select oyster
when I see it and will have no other
kind for sale. Try me. Mike Santo.
corner Reus and Intendencia. Phone
No. 1915. soct3t
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ARTESIAN WELLS.

I7TEsIAN wELLs-win put in well 2
10 70 inches diameter; any depth, and
r7rantee water. Call or write Gray
ftssian Well Co., Cottondale. Fla
1une23tt
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TRANSFER, STORAGE.
LOST AND FOUND.

WHITE Pointer dog, lemon spots on
ears, fresh scars underneath throat
from operation. Lost strayed or stolen.
Liberal reward for return to Robinson's
Stable or 1909 E. Jackson. 11oct5t
LOST-On Palafox street, between Gut
mans and Hughey's, leather watch
fob with gold monogram J. z. G.. Re-
ward II returned to Gutman's Dry
Goods store. 7octn
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LEGAL NOTICE.
ADVERTISEMENT,
NOTICE.

'fice Of the Southern States Lumber
mpany, Pensacola, Florida, October
b, 1914. Notice is hereby given that
: annual meeting of the stockholders
the Southern States Lumber Company
be held at it's office in the City of
nsacola, on the 18th, day of November
D. 1914. at IL o'clock a. m.
lSIGNED)
F. F. BINGHAM,
Secretary.
5OSA-oct1 oaw3w
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Help Wanted Male

BE A DETECTIVE; earn $50 to 800
weekly; travel all over the world. Write
Dept 26, United States Detective & AG-
iusting Agency, Railway Exchange, st.
Louis, Mo. 11oct
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ARCH MAsoNs

Seep III touch with home
\. friends while on your
suon by reading The
|%nal.
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MOTOR SUPPLIES

ETERYTHING for motor
cars. Square Deal Auto
r. 21aug
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PIANOS.

YOUR PIANO can be made like new in
tone, touch and looks by our three ex-
pert piano builders and case finishers-
Low prices, and you can pay by the
week. The Clutter Music House. 14nov
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QUEEN OF BELGIANS
REPORTED IN ENGLAND

London, Oct. 10.-The Queen Of the
Belgians is reported to have passed
through Folkestone from Dunkirk last
night proceeding to London. The great
est secrecy surrounds her movements.
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The Journals want AID WAY
HELP WANTED

LARGE corporation. doing a rniIlion-doI-
lar yearly business has engaged us to
each county in Florida to look after
lneIr business there; big advertising cam
palgn has just been started. and must
engage representative at once: experience
unnecessary, If willing to hustle: state
age three reference and how long you
nave lived in your town: salary to start,
Sz,s0 day; permanent position with adj
vancement We will charge you no fee
Tor obtaining the position for you. Ad-
dress National Employment Bureau, Po-
sltion Ma Box $3.50. Boston, Mass.
4octSsunday
WRITE Motion picture plays; $50 to 800
paid Correspondence course unnec-
essary.- Details free New Writers 1868
oct11-1s-25-s
MEN WANTED-To sell our statues 4
to dollars per day. Write US today.
w. r. Eldredge & Co., 1850 w. Franklin
street, Chicago, Ill. 11oct1tF
WANTED-Smart man, preferably own
ing his own motorcycle or motor car
to carry a new article, occupying small
space. which will sell to most. merchants
city and country for $4,000 and allows
good commission. Statesmen now handl-
ing good grocery or drug line could
handle in. connection but strong enough
for sole line. Apply by letter or with
personal references to Opportunity
care Journal. 11oct3t*
WOULD YOU work for $500 per week
hours day? Woman wanted to dis
tribute free packages BoraX Washing
Powder. Ward Soap Co., 216 Institute
Pl., Chicago. 11oct
LADIES to sew at home good pay Send
stamp. Work sent prepaid. King Mfg.
Co., 1881 Broadway. n. Y. City. 11oct
GOVERNMENT positions in Post Office,
Railway Mail and other branches are
good. Prepare for "eXams" under for
mer Z. S. Civil Service Secretary-E
aminer. Booklet G-22 free. Write today
Patterson Civil Service School, Roches-
ter, n. Y. 11oct
MAKE MONEY with us. Amount de-
Ponds upon time devoted. No can
vassing. Ambitious local man wanted.
Address Ostrander, Dept, 129, II West
S1st street, New York 30aug-sun
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy to
get My free booklet Y-455 tells how.
Write today-now. Earl Hopkins, Wash
tngton, D. G. sun-Wed-sep-Oct"
2349 EXTRA Railway Mail Clerks to be
appointed Commence $500 month
Pull unnecessary. Examinations coming
everywhere. Sample questions free
Franklin Institute, Dept. IS S. Roches-
ter, n. Y. to nov10"