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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DEEDS.

DEkDS-
sT EYE ST Ne
So Oil II T-Jas. O. BARR ct ux Katherine L..
to Burdett sTRYkER; 81; lcll-l5 s.
18TH AND ALLISON SITS NV
So NG Il E Cfo Incidence. It 6s)-Francis A.
BLUNDON and VIM. c. BLCNDON. joint
tenants 20 L. VIM. DRlsCoLL; So cove.
nants; Nsl5 e
ss4 18TH ST Sc
So 1889, 1t 4-Marie BRENNAN. separate estate.
to Katherine d. LACKEY; SO: 10l5. 80
REAR OF Il ST BET 21ST and I'D STS wv
81 lOe. pt orig 1t Elmer H. CAILIN ct u1
Estella NJ TO Henry c. COBURN; SO; lol5l5.
9TH ST BET MORRISON AND MCKINLEY
STS NV
So 1ss7. Its 81 and s. TO Chevy Chase. It's 81 and
62,-The CHEVY CHASE LAND co. to Ever
EFT ]. ELLIS ct May O.. Joint tenants; $40;
covenants; trust $500: l9lll5
lT n. J. AVE NV AND REAR OF 18th ST
BET AND " SITS wv
So SIS. 1t = end pt 60; 81 80. Its IS % and
-Chas. c. CUPPETT ct ux Jennie NJ, to d Fl
Roland DRCRY $40: l15l5 ~
SD AND MCKINLEY SITS wv
So ao2i Its II, Is and % tfo Chevy Chase Grove.
Its Il, IS and 4sl-Fulton R. GORDON ct ux
Cora A., to Ella p. CARTER; A,SO; trust,
$3.50; covenants: l05l5. Is
9Ii n Y. AVE Ne
So S3. It BIAS n. HUSTON ct ux Rec O., to
Harriet II. LOCKWOOD; so; trust. 1850:
los-l5. d
OF ST, BET asT AND I'D sTs NV
So lo. u orig It 3-Wm. H. LINkINs st ux
Mabel K, to Elmer H. CATLIN SO; llsl5 S
arH ST AND BUNKER HILL RID Ne
So 1901. 1t b ITO Villa Park Hts. II a5,-Cara A.
MARDEN % Sue B. LACGHL1N; 80; cove
n,nts. s,s-I5 %
N OF EvAnrs ST BET LINCOLN AVE AND
Sd ST Ne
So ssle It IA TO Central adm II 1O-clara A.
MARDEN to J. K. RAsNAkE: so; cove.
nants; s-2el5.
81 BRYANT ST NV
So 3z. IT lcs-Paul v. MITCHELL and G. B.
COLMAN. ts.. to Chaa e TRIBBY: 500:
trust; 6-l0-l5. Is
ruNLAW RID NEAR BENTON ST NV
So 1900. ut Its ss and cs7-Mara L. PLANK to
Teage T. TRADER: SO: lo.l-E
ST BET lST AND SD STS wv
So 55l, IT orig 1t 6-MaIy A. REEVES to Warren
F. BRENIZER: SO: lol2l5 rs
FLA AVE BET GA. AVE. AND sTH ST NV
So ST. pt 1t 81 ITO Mt. Pleasant. rt 1t 1-Mary
J. RITZ to John J. sHEEH1; 80; lel2b. 90
1881 18th ST wv
sa SE. II 81 ITO P1eazn. Plains. 1t s0-Thos
B. e sHEAHIN, John b. Z. Sheahin Zahie
Sheahin snd Emile Sheahan. tenants in COM
mon. to Louis p. GATr: SO; covenants: loll-
Is. Is
So So pt It ls-Hannah 7. WHITE. In her
own right. to Mary H. MONTGOMERY: 40:
trust, 500: lol2la 2I
NORTH CAROLINA AVE BET 18th AND 18Th
SITS Ne
So loJS. Il eJ-Tho~. H. YEAGER and c. H.
TRIBBY: $500. sa4D. u
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LEGAL NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF On
iumoia. holding Probate court No. sra ad
hlnlstrstion--This is to give notice that IN. S,b
srrlher. OF the District of Columbia has oh,,irc1
ro1n the Probate Court of the District of Colnh,,
ietters OF Administration on the estate of ,cv,rs--
Saruy "lneSi. ate of the District Of Columl il. d
ceased All rersons having claims against the =,
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the awe WIN
tne vouchers thereof. legally authenticar t, -.
snbscr1hsr on OF before the 5TH DAY ul' ,,-rn-
bEh, \. d. 1916; otherwise they my by l.v -
eHcinded from all benefit of said estate Given ,,p,e,
my hand this 5th day Of October. 1915. Christian
D. GOCkEl.ER. l'i5 Q northwest Attest: tSe.l
LANES TANNER Register Of Wills for the Ds
tlct t OF Cohmbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court,
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COMMERCE AND FINANCE

ing of the shares recently has been
very good Notwithstanding that they
are being quoted at high prices.
The sharp upward movement in the
!ndustrials recently has hit the makers
of paper" in New street that is
brokers who sell calls. For this rea-
son the supply of calls is very small.
the Venders OF the papers" display
ing a disposition to get their bearings
before making new commitments. Calls
however. on Steel comrpo were being
offered this afternoon at s65 for 100
shares at two points above the mar
ket. good for one week
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT
OF Cohmtia. October =. 1875. Sealed rronos,I,
VIII Ne received at the Office Of the Secretary q N.
boaId OF commissioners. Room 5Ga pistrir. BriId
ing. until O'Clock p. n NOVEMBER q raIS Co. ~.
construction OF IN engine house. No 3 10 he local,
ed on lots &c and Il. square 36s Conpecti1. s1.-
rue. between ordway and Porter streets northwes.
r nanA lortns OF proposal. Specifications and all
necessary information may be obtained t,o-, .L
'n1et .ierk. Enalneer Department Room u Di,
trlct Building. Washington. D. G deposi. NJ &
VIII be required from bidders TO guarantee tb. rs
NEWMAN. LOUIS &RowNLOw. c. " Krrz
Commissioners. d. c. '
st,ALED PROPOSALS WILL BE OPENED Ar
me Bureau If Standards Room 40 S~,.l
Bias.s Mashinston. D. q. at o'clock p. NJ.
o,iobEA is 1915. for the construction Of con-
crete ROADS Drawings and specifications up.,, a.,
PLcatlon 70 the Sunerintendert Mechanical Plan
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Oct. 3-MILLFEED-Prce- held
higher. csFecall7 hran. Spring bran in 100 pound
sack. Zoo. 10 arrive; standard Middng. to arrive
u %: red doS arrive 3p.0oa10.5O winter wheat
in 10 "rnd sacks TO arrive. ZOO; cty brsn in
bulk - 80: oil meal - Ta39on.
PDRk-Firmer; demand is fair. Mess, Il. .ooaT7. IS
family. y l.OHay3 n; clear 70 5oaoI.o.
REEF-Firm; moderate dealings. Packet Il 5a
1S.co; family, ls5Alo5G; extra India mess, q Goa
600: mess l75nalsO0.
LARD-Strrnger; business is moderate. Prime
Western lo.l5; refined continent 1915; South Amer
iran. loS5: refined Brazilian. in kegs. lIs5 beef
stearine. l0'5; lard stearine quiet at loie
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Motors Attract Attention.

Motor stocks continued to attract
attention. Not only did Studebaker
touch a new high figure hut the shares
of the Maxwell Motor Company also
entered new territory owing to an
nounCement that the directors have
determined to declare on December Il
the back dividends of II IA per cent
on the first preferred. Willys Over
land also gave a good account of it
self and reports are current that the
directors Will meet in about two days
to declare Il melon" Whether this
melon will be in cash or stock cannot
be stated at this time. but the buy
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE

orotstons gwen below ans for largo lots Of god
,arketabie goods onlj Jobbers' uricrs ar. hishs,.
Lever graGes may BE- sold fer lesa Fancy sood.
command higher pri-es
Produce nrlrket-Condition UNCHANGED. as,,..
i about firm Lsss meeting cold-storase compettion.
easy.
rlts and ,-setables-Receipts heavy: Quotations
steady.
E,iGs-Fresh. Ter doz.. 2sa9: Southern. 5as
BUTTER-Bes' p:ints. new. per h. 81; tub pe,
lb.. %: process per lb .: under grade. creamer,,
per lb. 25a96: store-packed. Per lb. Isaa
LARD-nb pure. Per h.. n%d,: do. COM
pound, Per lb. sis. Cottonseed OIL Der can SO
CHEESE-New York. new. per lb. IL; dat. n-r
lb.. la: Swiss domestic. per h.. q: do. foreign
LIVE POULTRY. Hens. per Ib. Is; rpcster,.
per lb.. elll; sprirs ducks per Ib.. lials; spring
chicken. per b,. leal7.
GREEN GooDs-Beans. per basket. soa1 %;
do. Per thl. ioa2so: lima beans. per at. Ian: i:
heets. rer bunch. leIrt: cabbage. neu per mol.
5aloo: cantalouaes. FER crate. 75a2oo: carrots pcr
bunch lali.: oaulIfloNer per crate loOal 90;
celery. Ter DE-. 3oa0: crate. 3.ooa4oo: corn new
per doz. sails: crIcumbers per basket 75al 50: !:
csmblings. crate. 75alGo eggplant. per crate Scars
kale Per Dbl. sa75; lettuce. Fer basket f5al o. ::
ocions. Fer SACK. :.-5sc0o okra per crate 7aai 90
ieas. New York IUr basket. l25also; perpers crate
is: sweet Iotstoes l75a"o: tomatoes nearby. per
box Nal 30
FRUITS-Arrles per Lbl. lcoa35o pears, ger box,
ona3m: grapes. Ter has. Delaware, loal4: do.
''hcotu LAW 90. Nidsald. Iudl., grapefruit per
box. i.na5f": oranges. California. rer bo1, 4ooa
SO: Ttacnes p5r cate. 75al.5c; pl,ms per basket.
l5leS: pireapples. PER crate. Iza23.
LIVE sTOCE-veal calves. prime. Ib. ll,llK:
DO. medium. h. sasii: do. heavy saei spring
lambs. per ID saSt
HAY. STRAW. AND coRN-Hay bes. timothy.
new. per TON. l7.oO: mixed. per ton, l2ccal.oo:
straw. Ter ton. lc.ooal2oc; wheat straw. per ton.
sr; corn. rer bb. AS; do. new per bbl. SEQ
SEEpS-Cln1er. red. per lb !ea20: do alsike
per III. Salt; do. timothy. per bus. 3!sa3so;
red top. FER lb.. lhal2; orchard grass. per bus
Sa2z'; blue cTass. per bus. i4oal 80: rye Der
bus. l.l0; wheat. per bus. is.
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1T PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
AUCTION SALES.
ON SATURDAY. OCHOKFR q

w sAIo kpA1. OCTOBER 90 1915 AT q
storage Conr,ays Warehouse ,lsIp Tsnth 80,
northwest. Washington. D. e.. thsr. will +. .o,d
AZ fuhlc auction. to inforce lien, for ro,r,
SnaIses. etc due and unraid all goods furniture
~ y, W ana personal effects on storage in name.
OF VI W Patterson. e. w Ham and " n nj
Zen: WALTER r. WILLIAMS & co. Auc,,on.sr,
United STATED STORAGE co. uNCl
ON SATURDAY. OCTORER "a ,c,E ~ :,
ocicCs a m. in front cf the Upited S,,,.. :.
age 'ompan's wsTehouse rsgD Tenth s,,a,,
noHhVess NsS'i1 .inn. u g. there will hs s,,I
AZ piohc ancti'' 70 rnforce liens for stcra-,
household and IeI>onal effects on sro-,-s ~ -.
o. Mrs A. Montsorev. T. L. Dickipsou. R
Psss. Miss L. Hillnan. z. + Harlow. Ccor-, n
Irlf'ith. WAITER b. WILLIAMS & Co An
nonesr u UNITED STATES STORAGE COM
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Swartzen, Rheem &
Hensey Co.,
TT Fifteenth Street Northwest
American Telephone & telegraph Co

dividend of Two Dollars per share
will be paid on Friday. October Is, 1915,
to stockholders OF record at the close
OF business on Thursday, September 80,
1913. g. D. MILNE, Treasurer.
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WAR STOCKS IN
GOOD DEMAND
Bethlehem Steel and Stude-
baker Both Close at High
est Figure.
UNDERTONE STILL GOOD
Trend for First Hour Irregular. but
After that Hour Steel Assumes
the Leadership.

New York. Oct 13-The seemingly
Unsuitable appentitute Of the public fol
war stocks was again reflected today
in new high prices for several issues
notably Bethlehem Steel and Stude-
baker. The former sold at 65. a gain
Of 10 points. and the latter at 164, ar
advance of 70 points. Both closed a,
the highest prices.
Railroads were under European sell
ing pressure throughout the session
and were from a fraction to one point
under Mondays closing
EnrIH selling Irregular.
Initial prices showed strength for
the most part. although the railroa ds
were frac:ionally lower owing to stock k
supplied hr local h.rninc interests for
the account of Europeans. The cop
Ier shares We're strong. The trend
during the first hDur. however. was
ire gular. and it was not until the
second hour tnat STEEL common as
sumed leadership and rose TO the high
est price recorded since 1910. The
strength of this issue was shared by
the independent st-eIs. of which Lack
awanna and Eepublic were the most
prominent
Prices reced-d slightly on realizing
in the late afternoon. but conservative
brokers considered the underline good
ard looked for continuation of the
upward trend.
The change in the method of deal
ing in the half stocks. that is. shares
with d par value of $50. such as Read
ing. Pennsylvania Westinghouse. and
others caused little if any confusion.
To followers of the tape. the sight of
Westinghouse being quoted at 500 in
stead of s1$S was new. but few COM
mission houses reported any increased
speculat alton in the half stocks owing to
the change in the method of quoting
the shares as had been expected by
spectators.
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HOTEL DOING THE ONLY BUSINESS IN A
Of 800 ,nha abitants FOR SAN; also enod oppor-
tunity for a doctor. address Mrs. CHRISTIE
SCOTT Toms Brook Va.
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DIED..

GOETZ-On Tuesday. October I2. 1915.
after an illness Of four days. NINA
GOETZ
Funeral from her late residence, $40
Newark street, Friday. October Is,
at D. M
CLARY-On October 13, 1915, at $50 p. m,
Mrs. CLARA ]. CLARY, widow OF
Wilbert Clary. at East Falls Church.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
LYNCH-On Wednesday. October I3. 1915.
at 3:b p. m. PATRICK ]. LYNCH.
beloved husband of Margaret LYNCH
at his residence. sG Seventh street
northwest
Funeral Friday. October Is. 1915. at $50
a. m. thence to st. Patrick's Church.
where requiem high mass will be said
at q. m. for the repose of his soul
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Chaplin Brown, attorney. Is away from
Washington for . short time on business
matterA
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The Safest Investments

~. :HH-,se that do not nuctuate during dis
.urbed conditiuDs OF the money or stsck mar.
ketA First deed Of trust notes tfirst mort
gagesl. well secured On real estate IN the Dis
tret OF Columbia constitute ''gilt-edse In.
sestmeutA They do not dereud upon ths
financial resi- opsibility Of individuals or COT
porations fos their stability. and are exempt
from taxarion as personal property. We cas
supply sch Investments In amourts from IN
spwsrd. Send for booklet. Concerning Loan
snd lnvetmentA"
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by W. b. Hibbs 4 Co.

C"pital Traction IS, 50p at lni.
Washington Railway Is $50 at G.
ChnitIl Traction = at s.a. 2 at $, At q II
a. 81!
Washington Railway corn 8 At sfi1 10 At e;is
Washington RAILWAY pfd S at 81. at g.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company,
.s 50
Washington Gas Light. at ~. At T2z =,
m. . at -, 70 at .3X. at TN, At ~
American Graphophcne rfd.. is at 100 at 100
Washington Market Company. 50 at IN
After call:
Washington Gas s. $40 at los. sbn at los, 81 ,oot
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UNFURNIsHED HOUSES.

HOUSE OF OR EOOMS. WITHIN TWO
mi,ss d Nh st. and Penn. ave; modern improve
men6 including hot-vater hat. With y,rd hrye
enough for portable eafass>now owned Rent mot
- aessd ~ =. E. ~ - Z n Oh Ia
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Total sales. lIan3Jo shares against l35 80
Monday. l.47o,iio a week az" This day a year ago
the exchange closed. From January TO date.
l2s ~ $40, against 45.5sGr2 year ago.
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IlyerpOO1-

Furnished ty y L. Carpenter & Co.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST A GOLD WATCH WITH INITIALS j.
D. Mck." CT back from Ebbit Hotel two years
ago; reward. T T. SPIER, 1915 Calvert st.
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LO$T-COLLIE DOG; YOUNG: ANSWERS II
name "Oste." $ reward. WALLIS CAFE. LII
and G. sts NV
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RELP WANTED-FEMALE.

AGENTS WANTED TO TAKE ORDERS FOR
wenknown :oilet articles. Gall between and TO-
lgS st. NV, basement.
AND SKIRT HANDS. AP-
Fly at once .e16 18th ST. NV.
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DOGS. BIRDS. POULTRY.

JUST RECEIvED-SINGING CANARIES PAR
rots. Doss. Cats. Rabbits Guinea Pigs Goldfish.
Aquariums ard remedies for all kinds of rets Send
for catalogue Taxiderry in all its branches.
sCHMID'S PET EMPORIUM.
III Twelfth street northwest.
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HOW MUCH do you earn? We offer

HOW MUCH do you earn? We offer
you an opportunity to earn $100 to
$500 monthly. We teach you how; no
capital required. Sell groceries, paints,
oils and stock foods at wholesale
prices. Get your share of the profits
of the big crops. Write us for par
ticulars John Sexton & Company,
Wholesale Grocers, Lake & Franklin
Streets, Chicago.
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WANT
CLASSIFIED
WANTED--AGENTo
REPRESENTATIVES, ANTEl

REPRESENTATIVE w AN T f ID -
Here is an exceptional opportunity
for women of refinement to oct as
local representatives for largest mills
in country manufacturing and selling
hosiery and underwear direct from
mill to the home. Liberal commission
protected territory, complete lines
prompt deliveries. No previous expert
ence necessary. We show you how
Write for full information. Address
Worlds Star Knitting Co., Dept. sos
Bay City, Mich.
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1REE FOR oIA MUNTHS--My special
offer to introduce my magazine, I'm
esting for Profit 1t is worth $40 a
opy to anyone who has been getting
poorer while the rich richer 1t demon
trates the real earning power of
money, and shows how anyone, no
natter how poor, can acquire riches.
INVESTING for Profit is the only pro-
ressive financial journal published.
t shows how $10O grows to $4,000.
Write now and I'll send it six months
roe. II. L. Barber, 610-22 w. Jackson
Blvd, Chicago. sj N'
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LADIES, easy, refined, genteel work
whole or part time, $20-$65 weekly
selling well advertised "Knittop" form
fitting petticoats and Carleton" made
to measure silk petticoats and waists.
Experience unnecessary--we show you
how; write today. Spelman & Co.,
Manufacturers, 237 S. Market, Chicago.
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LARGE knitting mill invites CORE
spondence with women desirous of
earning money, full time or spare
hours. Experience unnecessary Good
pay. Address International Mills, Inc,
Dept. 20, Norristown, Pa.
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WAN rs
CLASSIFIED
BUSINESS CHANCES

NOTICE-Get in the automobile bus
mess; come or write to the West
,rn Auto Sales Co., sos Patterson
Bldg, Oklahoma City, and get full
particulars; big Offer want one good
man in each county as representa-
ives, also Is good statesmen. w. II.
sexton, General Manager.
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AGENTS wanted to handle household
article; great repeat order getter.
Almost every housewife will buy.
Central Mdse. Co., S267 Theodore Ave,
st. Louis, Mo.
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SELL EVANS 1916 Model T Sweeper
Vacuum Cleaner Efficient, practi
cal, durable. Special prices. Evans
blue bird clothes line reel, Peerless
outdoor reel, Monarch radiator, the
great fuel saver, and other excellent
profit producers. Evans Mfg. Co., sos
S. Dearborn, Chicago.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

$500 10000 TO LOAN on farms at
.GlA per cent, including commission
See Pernock & Son over Oklahoma
State Bank.
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wanted to sell
ladies waists from maker to wearer.
Wonderful money making proposition.
Write Peoples Garment Mfg Co, 71S
Arch st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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FOR SALE-4O vo1umex OF Emperial
Encyclopedia, almost Lsn Cheap.
Address III. e. c. Care Leader.
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SALESMAN--Permanent road posi-.
tion for capable man; high class
popular merchandise; every merchant
a prospect $500 advanced weekly
against commission. Established 16
years. d. w. Barrows, 4534 Wood
ward, Detroit.
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PERSONAL.

MARRY-If You are lonely. The
Reliable. Confidential. Successful
Tub has large number OF wealthy,
eligible members of both SEXES. wish
ng early marriage. Descriptions
tree. Mrs. Wrubel, Box 26. Oakland,
Calf. 2646.
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FIVE BRIGHT, capable ladies to
travel, demon, strate and sell dealers.
$25 to $50 per week. Railroad fare
paid. Goodrich Drug Co., Dept. sol,
Omaha, Neb.
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LADlES-When delayed or irregular
use Triumph Pills; always depend.
able. Relief and particulars free.
Write National Medical Institute,
Milwaukee, Wis.
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WANTED ladies for canvassing, on
salary or commission basis. Call for
Mrs. Harrell at Rest Room, Saturday.
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sALEsMEN WANTED

SALESMAN wanted at once. Give
reference first letter Box los,
Guthrie, Okla.
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Letter files for sale at The Leader
office. Price 35c, for S1.OO.
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FOR TRADE-Rooming house at
Ponca City doing a good business
for Guthrie property. j. S. B. Hall.
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n. N. ADAMS

Attorney and Notary.
Chattels and Farm Loans
Real Estate and Insurance.
Houses for Rent.
Office over Bank OF Commerce.
Phone Ala. Res. Phone 11l9.
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WAN
CLASSIFIED
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A large brown and white
cameo pin. Finder please return to
Blanche Hopkins. 222 South Second,
and receive reward.
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FARM LAND.

SMALL MISSOURI FARMS cash
and IS monthly; no interest or
taxes; highly productive land; close
TO big markets; write for photo
graphs and full information. Munger,
A. 1856 N. Y. Life Bldg, Kansas City,
Mo.
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Is 1t for rent? Try The Leader
Want Columns.
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Is it for rent? Try The Leader
Want Columns.
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WANTS
CLASSIFIED
SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-A place as cook and gen.
eral house girl, will give first class
references. Phone 6S5.
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AGENTS WANTED-Agentsm make 500
per cent profit selling Novelty
Sign Cards" Merchants buy 10 to
100 on sight; 500 varieties. Catalogue
free. Sullivan Co., 1894 Van Buren,
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