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THIS WAS PEGGY'S
DAY OF REAL JOY
ThoughtfuIness for the Unfortu-
nate Brought the Reward
That 1t Deserved.

The little town was gay with bunt
ing, and the clear sunshine and radi
ant blue of the skies seemed to unite
joyously for the festal occasion. Ev-
cry one seemed infused with the pa
triotic spirit of the day, and Peggy
Marsden felt somewhat ashamed Of
her dropping spirits as she passed
down the street. But it is hard, at
twenty-five, when one has quarreled
with ones sweetheart and given up a
picnic of many weeks planning in
consequence, to feel III the happiest OF
moods.
She had decided to go down to
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now that she would have the Warmes'
of sympathizers in Susie.
AS she passed along, muslng over
her trouble, a wan, unhappy little race
looked out at her from one OF the VIII
dows. so serious was 1t that she
thought it, at first, that OF an OLD per
son. Then it flashed suddenly upon
her that it was Dick Marville, the
scrubwomans little boy, who had peen
thrown from his sled while coastlng
and had been helplessly paralyzed. AS
sho hurried on she wondered what II
must mean to be boy OF ten anu
housed like that on the fourth OF
Iu,v. a warm wave of sympathy swept
over her, and when she reached ou'
sie's house. instead Of pouring into, her
ears the tale of her own trouble, she
laid a little plan before her sne
knew that the Montgomerys always
had splendid fireworks in the eve
ming. What treat it would De lor
Dick If he could see them!
"Susie. won't you let me drive your
doecart down to the village and bring
moor little Dick Marville. up here to
sea the fireworks? He isn't having
any Fourth at all, and it must oe
dreadfully dull for boy
'eWhy, you dear Peggy, 1t VIII ot
snIendid," And so, instead OF grieV
ing over a miserable quarrel, Pegg!
snent the next few hours in the nap
| ha hod GOne.
Indeed, Maurice Arnold was little II
her thoughts-not half so much as sh
was in his, for he was having an VI
bannv time of it. That evening as
passed down Main street on MS wa
home he was surprised to see Susl
Montgomery's dogcart at the cur
near Dick Marville's home, and Pei
CIV with the happiest expression O
her face he had ever seen, lifting
nale hut radiant, child from the car
II seemed providential that he shoul
meet her thus With one bound Q
sprang forward.
Peggy, that child is too heaVy lt
! YOU; let me carry him in and VII
I out waiting for her answer ne too
the bow from her and passed into ii
4 house.
4 Peggy stood waiting; she couldn
very we'll hurry away without than
ing him. it would be so rude
:. In a few moments he was out agal
y and helping her gently into the cal
= he snrang in beside her and dro'
- toward she Montgomerys..
q After a moment Peggy spoke:
T" think that poor little Dick Marvil
should have brought us together IL
thisi"
And Maurice replied: ut wasl
e Dick. Peggy; 1t was your tender sy
~ pathy for one in trouble.
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Saves EQQs.

With eggs so high it Is an added
axnense to use two or so in a batter
merely to fry foods in.
If you do not wish to use an egg
when frying oysters in deep fat make
a batter of -four and cream, adding
salt. pepper and a pinch of baking
powder. Dip the oysters in this, then
in fine cracker dust, again in batter
in dust and fry them in deep fat.
The oysters seem even more tendeI
than when cooked in the usual egg
batter. This can be used in frying
croquettes, chops and other fooos
which require batter.
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HIS
PRIVATE FOURTH
How Grandfather Watts Recog-
nized Day of Signing OF In
dependence Declaration.

Grandfather Watts used to tell us
boys
That a Fourth Want a Fourth with.
out any noise.
He would say, with a thump OF his
hickory stick,
That II made an American right down
sick
TO see his sons, on the Nations Day
Sit round In a listless sort of way,
-"tith no Grafton and no train band,
No firework show and no root-beer
stand,
While his grandsons, before they were
out of bibs,
Were acknowledged Scott! to fire
off squibs.
And so each independence morn,
Grandfather Watts took his powder
horn,
And the flntIock-gun his father had
When he fought under Schuyler, a
country lad,
And Grandfather Watts would start
and tramp
Ten miles to the woods at Beaver
Camp;
For Grandfather Watts used to say
and seoWl--
That a decent chipmunk, or wood
'chuck, or owl
Was better company, friendly or shy,
Than folks who didn't keep Fourth OF
July.
And so he would pull his hat down on
his brow,
And march for the woods, SOU east-by
But once-ah! long, long years ago,
For grandfather's gone where good
men 60
One hot, hot Fourth, by ways of our
own,
Such short cuts as boys have always
known.
We hurried, and followed the dear old
Beyond where the wilderness began
To the deep, black woods at the foot
of the Hump,
And there was clearing and stump
And there on the stump our grandfath
.sr sRtoad7U~,.=.= -'r~rs-'. A''-
sun,
And firing that funny old flintlock-gur
Once in a minute, his head all bare,
Having his Fourth of July out there
The Fourth of July he used to know
Back In eighteen and twenty or So
First, with his face to the heavens
blue,
He read the "DecIaration" through;
And then, with gestures to lett an
right,
He made an oratlon erudite,
Full of words six sylIables long;
And then our grandfather broke int
song,
| And, soaring the squirrels In the trees
Gave "Hail Columbia" to the breeze.
And tell you the old man never hear
When we Joined In the chorus, wor
for Wordl
But he sang out strong to the brigf
blue sky;
And If voices Joined In his Fourth
July
He heard them as echoes Of days gor
by.
And when he had done, we all slippe
back,
As still as we came, on our twlstir
track,
While words more clear than the flir
lock shots
Rano In our ears. And Grandfath
Watts2
He shouIdered the gun his father bo
And marched off home, nor West-i
nor'l
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.Ieilied Apri6cts.

Wash. soak and stew a pound oi
dried apricots, keeping them as who're
as possible. To the juice add a box
of strawberry favored jelly powder
pour over the fruit, which should Dc
placed in a wet mold Set in very
cold place to CONCEAL. Serve with
cream
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'cheered up. Susie
M o n t g o m @ ry,
while favored of
fortunes children
Ia the matter Of
X lfh moe af-
slightly deformity
that caused her to
shun social func-
tions and find her
pleasure a p a r I
from the crowds
Happy go lucky
Peggy, as she was
often called, had
found a sympa
thetic chord in the
girls heart, a n c
they were warn
friends. She knew
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Makinn SaIted Almonds.

Pour boiling water over sheileo
almonds. Let stand until the skins
will fall off. Pour over them two tea
spoonfuls of good olive oil and one tea
spoonful Of salt and let stand In a
bowl for two hours. Put into a drip
ming nan and brown in moderate
oven, stirring often.
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When You Darn Socks.

It is a good plan in darning stocR-
ings to hold the darned WOOL 1or
minute or two over the spout OF ket-
tie of boiling water This shrinks the
wool and when the stockings are
washed there is no fear OF menoed
parts shrinking away from the sur
rounding parts.
The Western outlook., 1915-07-03
FLAG Day Popular.

Although Flag day is comparative
ly recent addition to the national red
letter days, it has been so heartily ap-
proved by popular sentiment that its
observance In future Is likely to be
general.
The Western outlook., 1915-07-03

A new broom sweeps much cleaner
when a new servant girl is operating
The Western outlook., 1915-07-03
ereenIand,s "Bio city."

The largest settlement In Greenland
Is Sydproven, which has a population
Of 766, and the smallest is Skansen,
In the north of Greenland, with 40
inhabitants.
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WANTED-Salcs men.

lllGH-GRADE specially statesmen: new
automobile Stabilizer: $500 monthly
commissions Road Guide Mfg. Co. ST.
Louis, Mo.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES October Is. ex:
trade in Southern States. UneXcelled
SpeIiaitH proposition. Commission
tuilding. Cleveland. o.
SALESMAN with Ford car for Rich
m"nd and vicinity to secure the cX-
elusive territory selling rights for the
pest and most popular Ford automo-
bile accessory in America. This is Il
big thing. y fast-selling article. with
good profit. An article that is Hooper
cent right and sold to consumers under
free trial plan. Manufactured by large
ana we'll rated concern. Il. Baker Sales
Manager. 1920 Michigan Avenue. Chi
cago.
Statesmen wanted, experience uuncc-
eSsary, easy work. big pay Write
for large list of openings offering OPP
Il month while you learn Address
nearest Office, Dept. 32i. National Sales
mems Training Association. Chicago
New York, san Francisco.
TRAVELLING salesman TO place high
class sales boards on commi sSipn
carry. Chicago Diamond Importing Co.
- East Madison street Chicago.
SALESMAN. capable speciality man for
virginia. STAPLE line on new and OK
ctebtional terms. Vacancy now. Attr,G-
for expenses Miles i. BNlcr Co, 27S-
II ca"lin Building, Cleveland, O.
SALESMEN and eN-merchants are now
earning from $500 TO $500 monthly
selling merchants new. high class. per-
maneut money-maker: liberal commits
sion paid weekly. l.. e. Howell. sta
ton G. Cleveland -.
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FOR sale, Ford touring. latest model
with electric starter and lights: de-
mountable rims. shock absorbers and
other accessories. ID 4l2, care Times
DiSDutch,
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BUSINESS ChANCEs

FOR sale. nice line Of groceries and
store natures at cost. Large store
month: In good location II Interested
call Madison 3399-J.
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WANTED. to sell 5-passcngcr Stu,lr-
baker car in excellent paint and me
chanical condition Apply OH Bank
Street
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WANTED-Doard and Room

lotN'' man wants room and board In
surety private family living west Of
i"uicl street Please CIV" full iufor-
marion. q IL. care Times Dispatch
NANTl:D. room and board in Nes,
i.nd by n man OF mature ag" a las,
StGl"ht irlcc must be reasonable.
- $50. care Times Dispatch
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Statesmen for leading lace and en-
broidcry importer. Unrestricted ter
lions to side lines +. q. Box 3lI Mad
ison Square Station. New York.
Statesmen wanted 10 sell hosiery sec
on,ls 1T real low bargain prices to
retail dealers. Easy sellers. Liberal
commission. Second Hosiery Co, Kan
Sas city, Mo.
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lNNESTMENT-s17.5 i'm the most at
tr;,ctiVe proposition In country. This
small investment may make fortune,
h hank ana other Endorsements; free
n i,1,pi.i Unity Company, .2GS dwight
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Lns Mnndnrfullu nnr

CORPORATION las wonderfully new
sales plan over 100 statesmen, now
earning S3c-$73 a week Several good
territories open. Best Sln Office snc-
'laitS Tor business men. W. send YOU
many prospects. Real money ma king
opportun!ty Tor ambitious men. Write
John Van ordeu. 500 Fourth Avenue.
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SITUATIONS observation-disclosures.

Is \NTED. by young lady. position n.
teacher in private school or family.
Competent. References furnished. Ad-
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ONE or more live accounts wanted by
reliable party on strictly commits
sion basis for Norfolk. Newport News
and surrounding territory; articles of
merit that will repeat for drug. gro
Gerry and department stores Address
l. ear. care Times Dispatch
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ATTENTION-We will pay $500 reward
If our home butter merger fails to
merge one pint OF milk into one pound
Of butter in two minutes, sweeter than
creamery butter, demonstrators and
general agents wanted. Salary or COM
mission. Write for illustrated circu-
lars and sworn testimonials. Wonder
full invention. Family Butter Merger
t'OmuanV Washington
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SALESMAN by large manufacturer and
importer harvest and Mexican hats,
retailing i5c TO soc. An exceptional
opportunity for a real salesman. liberal
commission. CaraGine Harvest Hat
Co ST Louis Mo
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1914 Ford touring in good conditions
Davis, with Kaehler Motor Co,
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RESPONSIBLE ma0ufa cturer desires
placing valuable agency. a sure re-
pcater. Permanent income, business
builder, easy, no competition. protected
territory guaranteed. Perfection Com
pany, l3 West Thiriy-tirst Street, New
York
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WANTED plnc" a- demonstration at the
Fair Phone Ear1pluH g-8p Address
80, East Main
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HIoNI CLASS. EXPERIENCED TRAV-
ELlNti REPRESENTATIVE, MUST
BE SUCCESSFUL. BUSINESS PRO
bICEk, WITH GOOD RECORD
STRAIGHT SALARY AND BONUS
WITH EXCELLENT oPPORTU NIFTY
FOR RAID ADVANCEMENT AND
PERMANENT POSITION. STATE. NGE
EXPERIENCE AND LINE. NOW SELL
lNG. ADDRESS THE. STERLING;
PRODUCTS co. CLEVELAND, ONO.
SALES DEPARTMENT
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FOR sale Ford touring car; good con
dition. Phone Boulevard 1857
FOR sale. passenger Ford; in 6rst
class condition; cheap for quick MIR
chaser. Apply y. T. Hamilton care
Belvuc Garage.
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AGENTS. for new speciality: easy 10
sell; household necessity; big profits
Write to-day for free booklet Good
SpeCia!ties. i3s Woodland Avenue, West
Grove, Pa.
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Al..SMAN, excellent, permanent posi-
Lyu now open for capable salesman
.n Virginia. staple line for ycncral
retail. trade. Liberal commissions $50
weekly advance RALPH II. Idc. 62il
Williams Building. Detroit
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NAN and Wife experienced as steward
and matroE desires connection with
som" hptel apartment house or iusri-
tuition; best ~ references Address J.,
Sis care Times Dispatch
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AGENTS. get particulars of one Of the
best paying propositions ever out
Th" new portabl" oil gas stove for heat
ing, cooking and baking. Sells lik..
wild-hre. Light in weight practical.
$50 to $50 per week. y postal will
bring our money making proposition.
The World Mfg. Co, 500 World Bldg,
Cincinnati. =.
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FAST selling "Eantlcak" raincoat
propositions. Cooper earned $50 in :,
GAYS. Bridge. SIS in t days. we de
Ever and collect Swatches free. Write
to-day. Conner Mfg. Co, 30l Erie
Street. Dayton. ..
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WANTED, real statesmen to sell oar
noted aud unique line It map and
Speciality calendars. our line is dit
fcrent--oXcluSive. IL lands the big
buyer tired CT pictures. We Also max
u strong line OF leather novel" es, fans
and outdoor signs. Strongcsl combined
outfit ever offered. Big none" for live
men We make all our goods. That
means low prices. Give experience in
nrSt letter. Kenyon Company, D"s
MOineS. Iowa G0rtN-tirst NcarD.
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TWO rooms and bath. ground floor.
opening on front: desirable for offices.
215 East Grace Street.
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SALESMAN for the city Of Richmond
\ special promoter for our great
million club offer; q big income get
ter We also have an OPENING, on the
road. Reference required. Call 10 :,
Monday evening. NJ. T. Baker, 2i2 Fos-
tGr EUilding. Richmond. Va
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SITUATION wANTED-sem.uc.

WANrED--Y lady experienced in
general ofic" work and typewrit!ns.
Best of references. Address l; ji3,
care Times Dispatch,
YOUNG lady. several yrars' experience
aS bookkcepcr and *t"noSraphcr. de-
sirrs position at once: best references.
Phon" Madison 6?3o-J
lady wishes position as companion.
housckc"pcr. motncr's helper. Adj
dress @lo. care Times dispatch.
LADY of executive ability and expe-
rienco desires position as housekecp-
CT. Address D.. los West Cary Street
WANTED. general Office work by young
lady of months experience. Can
operate machine. - 4lo. care Times
Dispatch,
WANTED work by young lady OF high
school education and some bushes
training: can help with books; operate
any machine. q 20 care Times Dis
patch.
EXPERIENCED photographer desires
to change position. Accurate and
canaole. u 4o9, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. by High school graduate
Uncwrittns or Office work of any
kind to do At homo or office. Phone
Randolph S63-J.
WANTED. washing to do 1T home:
satisfaction guaranteed. Martha
Gatew"od 1903 Catherine street.
stenorrapher and die
iaphcnc operator desires position;
can furnish references II 3"a. care
Times dispatch.
WANTED. position by accurate. capa-
bic and experienced stenographcr
Address j iO2, care Times Dispatch
PHONE. us when in need OF a stenoy-
rapher. cashier. saleSlady. hoOkkeep-
er hotel or help for your homes no
charge; help waiting Phone Virginia
Rusinss So Exchange.
COl.pEED help furnished you for amy
work: no charge. Phone Virginia
business Exchange.
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PORTRAIT agents. our portraits sell
frames. No waiting for shipmcn s.
{. q. II. or letter OF credit. Independent
Portrait and Frame Co. S23-3l SvAth
state Street. Chicago.
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AGE.NrS--A l-ccnt post card will pu,
YOU III touch with an $50 a week
proposition selling aluminium utensils
and SpccihlticS direct 10 the consumer.
Don't let ! cent stand between You and
prosperity. Div. 1855. American Alumni
mum Mfg. Co. LrMont. III.
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Observation-Disclosures

MRS. j.. NJ. URANIUM. 400 Robert
street. Barton Heights, class or
EaniHinG in pianaforte. Special atten-
ton to beginners. Call Randolph 32i7.
HIGH school graduate desires private
school. Usual English branches,
Latin and algebra: 10 music. Refer
.nGes exchanged. Address Miss r..
Indian Neck ".
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AGENTS. make big money ana become
sales manager for our goods Fast
Office seller: fnc profits Particulars
and sample free. One Din Pen Co. .Ga
Daily Record, Baltimore. Md
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" ANTED. salesman sell wonderful
l-ttle machine Weighs half pound
Il ADDS. substracts, multiplies. Price
S 30. Thousands selling. Liberal COM
mission Exclusive territory 10 right
man Box 81 Richmond Va
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AGENTS. side line men. our new spe-
cialty. sells on sight TO merchants
Weighs ounces, cost So. Fine repeat
er. Permanent home work or travel.
Free sample. Speciality Sales Co, 933
Real Estate Trust Building, Philadcl-
Dnla "a:
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AGENTS-$3o weekly and expenscs
free samples. Gold ard silver let
terS Tor stores and office windows Me-
Chicago. va ~ ~
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AGENTS wautcd--We MANUFACTURED n
highly successful Kerosene carburc
tor and want agents and distributors i'm
territory Whcrc Wc are not rcprcS" mt ed
The LiuGa Company, Winthrop Harhor,
III -
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SAFETY first. then convenience. AGENTS
make big money selling hncst grade
four-in one aluminium pan Insurcs
housewife" against ScaldS and burns
Absolutely new. Titan Utilities Co,
2l3 kcap street. brooklyn, " Y.
Dent u.
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FOR rent to gentlemen only. second
story, furnished room. private bath.
hot-water heat: use of phone: electric
lights: private family: on Park Ave-
nue.. near Harrison. r. j29, care Tins
DiSpatch
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TO gentlemen, furnished rooms, all
modern couvcnienccs: central loca-
ton; moderate rates 2l5 East Grace
Street
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est seller yet. Every user pen and
ink buys on sight. 200 to 500 per cent
profit. one agents sales $500 in &
days; another S32 in hours Monroe
Mfg. Co. y 80. LA Crosse. Wis.
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AGENTS. household necessity. our
pure aluminium triplicatr sauce pan
is all the rage. Cooks g different foods
on one burner. Saves gas. Lasts . life
time. Quick and sure seller 500 to
500 a month easy. Write quick for
territory and our large free catalogue
American Aluminium Mfg co. I.cmont
Ill
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.NTE.NTS. mnk" bIG money. The best
lin" of food navorS, perfumes. Soaps
and toilet preparations. etc. ever or
fcrcd over %" lightweight. popular
priced, quick s"iliur necessities; in big
demand. we'll advertised, easy sellers.
big reporters. Zoe per cent profit Com
plete outfits furnished free TO workers
Just a postal to-day. American Pro-
ducts Co, 1901 American Bldg Gin
cinnat!. O
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THE MERCHANTS PUBLISHING co.
kalamazoo, Mich, manufacturers OF
The wcll-known kalamazoo" line Of
adV"rti-iuE, desires 10 ill a vacancy
in Virginia and on" in North Carolina
the coming season. New lire Of copy
rictt"d and exclusive duotone and de
luxe "a l-uGdrS rs we'll as fans. leather
goods, remnants, signs and - carefully
selected assortment Of Sp.cialt!cs ready
january !. Correspondence solicited
wiih bUsti"ys who wi$b To maize per
waurrt connection with large and
responsible, house iu r, profitable iicld u
work Established So. Exclusive tor
Iii"ry assigned. Commissions liberal
Write sales Manager at once.
SALESMAN 20 can on Grocers. confcc-
TONERS. general stores. $3.50 monthly
ANA expenses. yearly contract Man
naor, South Second Street. 81. Louis
No
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NICELY furnished front room. with all
convenienccS. Inquire at West
Clay Street.
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WE. manufacture" the best sellers OBJ
tainahlc. 40 humbuS. We got the
goods. Write to-day. Superior Sign
Letter Co. 1870 Communipaw Avenue,
Jersey City, y. J.
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W +. start Won in business. Furnishing
."I.rFtnInS; men and women $40 to
gu" weekly operating our New system
small room anywhere: no canynssinr
opportunity lifetime: booklet free
Fagsdale Co. Box :. East Orange y
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AGENTS. get newest. quickest Sellera
direct from makers. Full list free
National Agents Association. 122 Mich
igan Avenue. Chicago.
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NICELY furnished bright and attractive
room for gentleman I'm private family
with all convenienccS, on West Grace,
between Meadow and Allison. Il 522
care Times Dispatch
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BOARDING..

ROOM and board. family OF and small
child: West End. Il 10, care Times
DISPATCH
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AGENTS. big 2iA:S gold framed art,
religious aud celebrated negro mic
lures sc. sell Doc. Tremendous sell
cr*. Changcahlc signs. Portraits. con
N.N work. pillow tops: lowest IriCcs
Peoples Portrait. Dept. 2i2, Chicago