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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-09-02
HORACE e. MCDONALD.
Dealer In High Grade House Furnish
inas of Every Dissertation

ings Of Every Desert ption.
IN Belfast the popular headquarters
1lr the hest in house furnishings is at
McDonald's," No. 10 Main street Two
floors in the front building and three
m rear structure are utilized fol-
the exhibit or storage of furniture and
house equipment of every conceivable
klnd--making it possible here to fur
nish home from garnet to cellar, and
It prices and on terms that make it a
matter of everyday economy to dea
here Nowhere else will you find bet
Ter value, or a wider range of goods
from which to make desirable and ap-
propriate selections. Special provisions
are made for furnishing summer cot
tages, bungalows and camps.
r Horace E; Mcdonald is a native OF
Belfast, and for many years was en-
saged in shipbuilding. He had been en-
gagged in this present line for upwards
Of IA years. He is affiliated with sew
sral fraternal ORDERS among them the
Nasons of which he is Knight Temp
lar. From 1888 to 1892 he was mem
her of the Staff of Governor Burleight
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-09-02
We Think So, Too,

Charles, you're spending too much
money this year. Too many dances,
too many clothes. too many takes,
too many" We'll, father, I'll tell
you how l look at it. 1t seems to me
that every family ought to be able to
support one gentleman" - Cornell
Widow.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-09-02
SYLVESTER's RESTAURANT.

Conceded To Be One of The Best in
This Part of The State.
When one asks, in Belfast, where is
the best place to eat they are usual
lY referred to 'Sylvester's,' II Main
street. For several years this has been
managed by John P. Sylvester who has
made it one of the best restaurants in
this part of the state. In the main part
II the restaurant is the long lunch
'ounter where quick meals are served.
In addition there are several tables.
In the rear there is special room for
ladies' where five or six daintily dress
Cd tables are provided. Each day there
IS provided a special menu, including
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-09-02

various departments of the enterprise
between 80 and 100 workmen find steady
and lucrative employment.
Spencer Sanford and Noah Mathews
founded The business in 1854. In 1899
the enterprise was incorporated under
the laws of this state, with a paidup
urer and general manager. A native of
St Albans Mr. Frost has been a resi-
dent of the city of Belfast for the past
sixteen years. He is President of the
Waldo Trust Co., a trustee of the Bel
fast Board of Trade and is also Pres
ident of the Belfast Building Co.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-09-02
MATTHEW G. TYLER
Experienced Carriage and Wagon Build

erS.
Matthew & Tyler occupy a two-story
building, As x 100 feet in dimensions.
The FORCES. the wood working machin-
latest types and produce strictly high
grade work.
Messrs. Matthew & Tyler will be
pleased to submit estimates for the
also for delivery wagons farm wagons,
drays or vehicles of any kind for heavy
service, and those for special lines OF
business. And, of course, they particu-
larly excel in fine repair and altera-
ton work.
George A. Matthew is a native of
Stockton Springs and a resident of this
city for the past twenty years. Joe
Tyler halls from the Provinces. but has
been an active citizen of Belfast for
over thirty years.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-09-02
BELFAST TRUCKING co.
Has Splendid Equipment for Light or
Heavy Trucking and Teaming-Piano
and Safe Moving, Etc. Offices Foot
of Main Street,

One of the best appreciated institu-
tions of the City of Belfast is. the Bel
fast Trucking company of which
Messrs Staples & Post are the pro-
prietors and managers. 1t is the best
equipped concern of the kind in the
county and does the bulk of the truck
ing and teaming in this city. 1t has
contracts with a great majority of the
merchants and manufacturers of the
city, making it unnecessary for these
concerns to maintain expensive teams
on their own account. Messrs. Staples
& Post have over a dozen single and
double teams, with an equal number of
trained men in the service.
They handle the freight in and out,
calling for and delivering the goods to
the railroads and steamboat wharves,
etc, rendering a service that is at once
prompt and efficient In addition they
do furniture moving, also pianos. safes.
machinery and other heavy merchan-
disc. They even move houses. in this
connection having successfully moved
a good sized house over mile, in one
day last summer.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-09-02
WILLIAM c. PRESTON
operates Belfast's Largest and Bes
Equipped Sales, Boarding and Liver,

Stable.
Few cities of like size in the Pine
Tree State have such excellent livery
accommodations as Belfast. For in
stance we have the Preston Livery one
OF the largest and best equipped in
Waldo County. During the seven years
Mr.. Preston has been managing these
extensive sales, livery and boarding sta :
bles the business has doubled, in add
ton to which the service has increased
in a most gratifying degree. The Pres
ton Livery is contained in a two-story
building with .stabling accommodations
for upwards of Is horses Some twenty
five fine horses are kept for livery pur-
poses, in addition to which a consider
able number of the business houses
board their animals here. Mr.. Preston
also buys, sells and exchanges horses
for various purposes. He is an expert
handler OF horses, and owns many val
liable animals, among them the famous
stallion, Link Braden."
A native of Belfast, Will Preston has
been engaged in this business for many
years He is an, aggressive, progressive
business man and citizen who has the
confidence and esteem of all who know
him: He owns a fine farm of $50 acres
at Lincolnvlle, where he raises hay in
considerable quantities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-06
.EL PASO AFTER
CATTLE MEETING
Special Car to San Francisco
Convention; Auto Trip
to Silver City.

a strong delegation, headed by J.
Fl Nations, president Of the Panhandle
and Southwestern StOckmen's assOcia-
tiOn. viii be sent TO san Francisco 10
attend and secure for FL PasO in 1t
the American National Livestock asso-
citation convention. The convention
Will be held March 24-26. If a suffi-
cient number of FL PasOans who are
going 10 the. fair can be induced to
leave just prior TO the convention a
special car viii be secured.
President II. A. JastrO. Of che Ma
tiOnal association. who has been here
attending the convention, has assured
~ Paso that its chances for securing
the 1915 convention OF his association
are excellent Mr.. Nations Will be &C
companied by his family.
Auto Trade Trip.
An auto delegation to the meeting Of
TIE Southwestern Cattle Growers as
ISOLATION, which meets in Silver City.
n NJ. on April ., is being arranged by
the chamber Of commerce. Although
cattlemcn are especially invited to
make tle trip, the auto delegation viii
be I'm the nature Of a trade excursion
and AN effort viii be made to have as
many business men as possible make
the trip. Those who have recently
gone TO Silver City By automobile re-
port that the roads are in good condi-
uo1 and that fast time can be made.
chimes viii make the trip.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-06
MRS. ORNER ASKS
FOR SEVENTH TRIAL

The attorneys Of Mrs. Agnes Orner.
convicted Of the murder Of her II year
old daughter, Lille. late Friday after
noon. filed a motion for new trial in
the 54th district court. The motion viii
be acted upon by judge Dan NJ Jack
son before the end of the present term
Of court II granted, this viii be her
seventh trial
I'm the motion nine allegations are
made attacking many Of the points
scored by the prosecution in the trial
which ended in her conviction last We'd
nesday. One Of the grounds on which
the plea for a new trial is based is the
alleged disqualificarions Of some Of the
jurors In the petition are mentioned
c.. ". Bell. ". L KObald. c. Y. Murray
and j. ii. Graham as being unqualified.
Portions of the testimony Of 3. f..
Van Horn at the Pecos trial. which were
admitted at the late trial, are attacked,
as well as that OF Frank Archer. OBJ
lection is raised to evidence admitted
giving details as TO the death of Alfred
Oruer. the defendant husband, in 1909.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-06
HAS NEW FORD DEVICE TO
HELP STEER FORD CARS

j.. A. Ford has arrived in FL Paso
20 locate here the selling agency Tor
western Texas and New Mexico OF
the auto safety steering device" for
Ford cars.
The device is located upon the front
axle, connecting with the steering
rod.
with the use or the safety steering
device you always have your car un-
der perfect control as II is compelled
TO go only as directed said Mr.. Ford
This device removes all the shock
from the steering wheel and the iost-
ling and jar of the car and makes the
light car ride smooth and easy. 1t pre-
vents the hard labor Of trying TO hold
the car straight in the road. viii pre-
vent Is per cent Of all accidents and
make a machine last one-third TO one
half longer. 1t holds the machine
steady, thereby preventing it from le-
ing shaken TO pieces and making IL
safe for anyone 10 drive q car. With
the use of one hand. the car can be
driven with more ease than with both
hands without its uses.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-06
MRS. HEARST GIVES
CORN FOR MEXICANS

Three thousand bushels of corn has
been given by Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, Of
California. for the suffering Door Of
the state Of Chihuahua, where she owns
large ranch interests The grain has
been ordered from san Jose de Babi-
cora ranch by j. C.. Hayes. the manager
Of the Hearst ranch interests in Mexico
and viii be delivered 20 governor Fidel
Avila. at Chihuahua and Will be dis
tributed by the state officials TO the
poor Of the state
When AIr. Hayes was in California
recently he told Mrs Hearst Of the
suffering among the poor OF Chihuahua
and she ordered the donation OF corn
to the relief Of this suffering. aunounc-
ing that. if more was needed il would
be given
Mr.. Hayes will leave for Babicora
Monday and viii personally supervise
the shipment Of the corn to chihuahua
city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-06
"RED" MULLEN SAYS
He Is NOT GUILTY

\ plea Of mot guilty" was entered
by W T. Mullin. charged with the
murder of Maurice Rosenberg. zen
before judge Dan II. Jackson
i'm the saith district court Saturday
morning.
The case was set for March q and a
special venire Of $50 men viii be drawn.
In the absence OF counsel, the court ap-
pointed ID. Harrington and o. Wilson
10 represent MulliE at the trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-06
Wanted HeIp-Female.

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WANTED good colored nurse girl to stay
nights go Mundy. Apt s. can. no phone.
WANTED lady canvassers. Al PROPOSE
ton. Call 400 Mesa Ave.
DO EASY, pleasant coloring work at home;
good pay. no canvassing; no experience re-
CURED Illustrated particulars free. Help
ing Hand Stores Chicago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-06
Notice To Classified Advertisers

All classified advertising ordered
to run Indefinitely It - must be In
writing. No L L advertisements &C
cepted over the telephone. Orders
10 discontinue {. {. ads must also be
in writing and cannot be accepted
over the telephone A stop order
receipt VIII be given when Z I. al
Is ordered discontinued
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-06
For SaIe-Pianos.

FOR SALE-Schuiler piano. good condition.
practically new; mahogany case Call morn
iuEs 242 Diaz. Phone jf26 j.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-06
Wanted HeIp-Salesmen.


Statesmen clear So on each order for our
puuchboard deals Address Behrend Bros.
f547 Adams St. Chicago.
SALESMAN with ability to get a hearing
with engineers and purchasing agents;
splendid opportunity and territory open 70
big producers Manager. box $50. station
G.. Cleveland. %.
WANTED-Two high grade specially sales
men OF capable ex-merchants for 1875
vacancy now, staple line. liberal weekly
advances, protected territory. Old estab-
lished house. s. T. Kline. 292-10 Crafts
Bldg. Cleveland, Ohio
WANTED-Salesman FOR New Mexico. Ari-
IONA. Colorado and other states. for best
article ever before the public. must know
about steam boilers $500 month and exc
penses guaranteed 500 required for sam
pie No others need apply. Joe Meyers.
1ol5 " Stanton El Paso. Texas
Statesmen WANTED-Experience unneces-
sary. easy work. big pay Write for large
list OF openings offering opportunities 10
earn 500 to $500 month while you learn.
address nearest office. Dept 223. Nationss
Salesmen's Training ASS n. Chicago New
York. kansas city. san Francisco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-06


FOR SALE-Moving picture show. good
town. no opposition; guaranteed 10 clear
once Best Of reasons FOR selling a snap
for someone W g. shoemaker. Naco, Ariz
FOR RENT-NEW BAKERY.
54os Alameda, fully equipped with every
thing necessary for running OF 1rstciaSs
bakery. VIII rent FOR g45 month.
Jas. J.. Mari & Co..
Successors TO Austin q Mar Co.
Phone 1850 so4 San Antonio
OWING TO ILLNESS offer for sale my
Busy Bee Confectionery store doing a s20.-
viii sell cheap for cash VIII stand rigid
inspection II you want a mint buy this
store 100 percent profit in coufections.
T. W Schutze. Maria, Texas
MIDLAND OPERA HOUSE - Overloaded
AID rem0deled; best show town in West
Texas country ia fine shape guarantee
packed house TO firstclass attractions Ask
for dates W A. Taylor. Mgr Opera
House. Midland Texas
BUY OIL STOCK in S61.0oO 900 company
just organized ground floor proposition;
100 percent dividends 90 days possible: 20
wells at once; quick action on your money.
Limited number shares at &c per share.
$40 buys $500 par value stock, big advance
in stock soon; selling fast: remit now. Write
for free information dividends declared
soon Amalgamated Oil Co, 1I47 Colcord
Bldg, oklahoma OKLA
If NOT SOLD EY APRIL IST offer to
lease my Busy Bee confectionery store to
one or more responsible men. who can give
security and who have enough cash 10 run
the business on $50 per month lease on
fixtures and good VIII. valued az $1,000;
good chance for husting man with a S15e0
capital VIII lease with option 20 purchase
NJ expiration OF one year. party leasing
must buy my stock II. IS. Schu-ze, Maria,
Texas
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Cigar stand. central location. good stock
and future Low rent. $3.50
Cigar stand and shoe shining parIor. Wen
located, Sfoo-
Confectionery. light lunch counter and
fruit stand. low rent. good lease. fine loca-
ton Includes stock and fixtures Snap
$3.50.
Restaurant doing $50 day 1880.
Restaurant. good location. 500.
Lunch counter, $3.50
General dry goods. fine stock. good loca-
ton and lease. $500.
Stock in merchandise. groceries and crock
cry ware All salable gooas in $1,000 in
voice lots-totais s7000-wiu exchange for
lots or valley land
see Macrate,
james L. MARI Co.
500 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-06
Help Wanied-MaIe and Female

EXPERIENCED FARMER with wife to
work on farm T. l. Wetzig. Clint. Texas.
D-Bookkeeper and gtenographer.
Answer in own handwriting Write n c..
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-06

For Sale-Auiomo0iIes.
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ONE DETROIT ELECTRIC. good terms
one Hlpmooue touring car, terms Phi sos.
FOB sALE-One 5 passenger machine. first
class condition Inquire los S. Stanton
MITCHELL passenger 9 cylinder 60 II. ?.
fine condition. $500 Phone 1883 10 a. IN.
FOR sALE-Firstciass studeBaker car in
fine condition call SOC Mesa at p m
FOUR CARS for sale At your own price:
spark plugs cheap 6lS " Campbell
FOR SALE-A bargain. New 2 passenger
Studeb1ker O. IL Z Missouri ST. room g
HUPHOBILE FOR SAIL passenger. fine
condition, cheap for cash or viii trade for
diamond Phone --5i
FOR SALE-New auto de luxe player piano:
cost $3.50 A bargain IL taken at once.
Phone 1857. or write De Luxe, care Herald.
FOR SALE passenger studebaker. first
class condition all around s525 cash 2. o.
box 1891 city
sI25-4 PASS. CADILLAC. new non-sIlid
tires: just overhauled. runs good make
Ave. '''- --l-7--
MUST HAVE MONET-Metz Tunabout. out
OF factory but few months and In perfect
condition Gift at $3.50. Phone 2506 OF call
IS Buckier Bldg
FOR sALE-EIectrlc coupe. This beauti-
make room for large Limousine Address
zO1 W. Missouri St Phone 1906.
FOR sALE-7 passenger Hanes 8 cylinder.
electric, gear shift passenger Chalmers 6:
both in fine condition Phi 1858. 1881 s.
Oregon
ONE OVERLAND ROADSTER, 90 horse
power. In good running order. new tires; can
be made into q truck at a very small ez-
pense, can be bought at $500 cash. Gail
lzll Newman Phone 5471 j.
WANTED-Is your automobile for sale? II
50 tell US and We will sell It. Our trouble
now is lack Of cars We have plenty Of
buyers. We especially want FCrds.
BoseborO 8 Hatcher.
Phone 7es. a1s Texas St
LOOK, LOOK!
Here is q special bargain One OF tho
rare snaps we occasionally have to offer
10 the critical bargain buyer. Chalmers
''6' 1914 5-passenEer. electric lights and
starter. seat covers. good tires. motor and
car In Al condition Must be sold at once.
$3.50 buys it. Do not delay
315 Texas Phone 7-s.
Ford, passenger -.-.....-...........s s25
Ford. . passenger. diversified tires.---.- 500
Buick. passenger. mechanically per-
feet; new tires Bargain. .......-... 3e5
Buick, passenger Observation-Disclosures. Z00
Buick passenger, Mod Is racing
ROADSTER -----.----- ---.-----.--- 5Ou
Packard passenger ----.--....--..- $50
Hudson &C. passenger --..-..-..... 1900
Chalmers e. Z passenger 1890
ltupmobile 20, passenger --.--..-- --5
overland. . passenger -----.--- --...--- $50
Moving picture machine with stere0pti-
con attachment OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1.I
Everybody can own an automobile. See US.
R0seboro & Hatcher.
315 Texas Phone 725-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-06


WANTED-Windows 10 clean Phone -
COLLARD cleans Windows and offices Phi
TANTED-Work as janitor or porter Ph-
WANTED-Firstclass paper hanger address
Paper Hanger care Herald
GEO. d. Kendall, EOS MESA
Makes Glasses Right
NAN AND WIFE want work on ranch. ex-
perienced with stock Write II ss5, Herald
GOOD COOK desires position. hotel or camp
Write H $50, Herald
8IAN-Union carpenter. must have work;
satisfaction guaranteed Write H SIS. Her
VYANTED-wo-k. by strong American boy
after school hours and Saturdays Phone
UPPER VALLEY MEN to ride with the La
Mesa Auto line. Leaves Herald Office
$3.50 p m
Al ROOKKEEPER desires position OF trust.
Can furnish splendid references or bond
Write n. $50. Herald
STORE MANAGER wants position out o.
town. speaks Spanish can get results
Write n SIS. Herald
WANTED position as bookkseper or any
kind Of clerical work good references fur
nished- F. H. Perrin. 213 W san Antonio St
CHAUFFEUR wants position. own mechan-
&c. nrstciass references Phone - OF write
2s27. Herald
CONSCIENTIOUS. energetic young man
wants employment; clerical and sales eX-
perience; reference. Address box 50. y
N. C. A
WANTED-By competent. refined widow.
position as manager Of hotel or boarding
house in CI0udcrofr. or mi Eht rent desirable
house Address n 137. Herald
TPERINTENDENT and foreman requests
interview regarding Building construction
and detail draughung- Address n 45S,
Herald
CHAUFFEUR-Repair man and mechanic
wants work OF amy description not afraid
Of long hours or hard work. viii 60 any
where. best Of recomm end1tions- reasonable
wages accepted Write l. as, Herald
EXPERIENCED LANDSCAPE GARDENER.
Now is the season TO start % make lawns
TO keep through winter like California
lawns. that need skiuful arrangement at
first am a lawn expert and can furnish
best reference Write n f5f, Herald
Situations Wanted-FemaIe
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WANTED-Family washing. Pm 1870 W.
EXPERIENCED NURSE - Had hospital
trainins, wants nursing Phone SIS
GEO. d. Kendall. eos MESA.
Makes Glasses Right
STENOGRAPHIC or office work for sew
eral hours day. viii do extra work Ad-
dress NJ 8. Herald
RESPONSIBLE middle aged woman viii
care FOR children at home. viii 80 out by
day or hour; references. Phone 42Ss j.
WANTED-By middle aged widow with a
wei behaved Eiri years old. position as
housekeeper; good cook Phone 2o50-
COMPETENT and experienced young lady
steuographer desires position; good refer
ences- Phone 36S3 W evenings
COMPETENT and experienced lady ste
nographer and office assistant desires posi-
ton Phone 500.
PRACTICAL and experienced nurse I'm Eu-
rope and America viii SO out by week or
month. Phone 1881
YOUNG LADY with references desires posi-
ton as cashier or any position o. trust.
Write n AS. Herald.
NEAT. REFINED LADY viii Keen house IN
wid0wer's home OUT Of city for small com
pcnsation- address Housekeeper. care Of
Herald
TEACHER OF years experience. university
graduate. wants position on ranch In south
west; Spanish and English speciality. Phone
-19. evenings ask for -.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-06
Answers to Herald Ads.

Lost and Found.
IOST-Between courthouse and il Paso Ice
and Ferrigerating Co. leather wallet with
Kew chain attached Return 10 Rio Grande
bank for reward
TOST-A ring in a small purse. also con-
tanned one s. and one SO bill, between
white House FL Paso and san Antonio Sts-
10 diamond ring with sapphire setting Lib
eraI reward offered Mrs. J. Shilling, Locke
Hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-06
Rosebushes.

SOW Is THE TINE 10 start rossbushes.
Write today FOR my free INST o. best ever
blooming roses and plants for this climate.
Special Offer IL big so cent year bushes.
1est sorts. sure boomers this year. all for
s--la- also shade trees. finest stock. lowest
pr-ces Erancls =. LesLer Mss-lla Park. y. u
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-06
AUCTION SATF-gsoOo

Bankrupt stock OF o. A. Landa, located at
III T. Overland St. 20 be sold at public
auction 90 the highest bidders without re-
serve for cash stock consists OF new and
second hand furniture, rugs. trunks shoes.
hardware. silverware cr0ckery. clothing.
office furniture, desk. safe. etc The stock
VIII be sold in lots and individual pieces
Avail yourself OF this opportunity TO pur-
chase your real bargains Bring cash. no
checks accented
sale starts Wednesday. March 10 at 10
a. m sharp and continues until an is sold
l. r. Henly.
trustee In Bankruptcy. eos Capies Bldg.
C. 4 Mertes. Auetioneer.
s2s Mis- Bldg. Phone ESQ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-06
Wanted HeIp-FenaIe.

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WOMAN for general housework 20 stay on
place; reference required Phone l1s4-
WANFED-Thoroughly experienced woman
for Homework family Of 2 Apply Pm 90
GEO. d. Kendall. 20s MESA.
Makes Glasses Right
VYANTFD-wet nurse with baby a. month
old Phone 145S, 10 20 l. a. m, TO D. m
FANTED-EngIish speaking Mexican girl
Apply tn person at 1Il5 Montana Pm 4s-1-
TYANTED-Women 20 sell hair goods. cor
respondence solicited; wholesalers Gloos
g. Co, F. jackson Blvd, Chieago.
WANTED-GirI for general houssWork- Ap-
ply office Oakland Auto sales Co, 4ol
yYANTED-Maid for general houseEorlz;
must he good cook Fort Bliss old No. s,
new No II
WANTED-Eaglish speaking gil for cook
fus and general homework no WasllnE OF
ironing; references required Phone -sot
FTTF BRIGHT. capable ladies to travel,
demonstrate and sell dealers 80 10 s7s
per week. Railroad fare paid Goodricn
Drug Co. Dept 572 Omaha Neo-
LADIES-Immediately- Copy and write
letters al home: all or spare time pen or
typewriter. $40 20 SIS weekly; no canvass
inE- enclose stamped envelope for particu-
lars. Columbia Co. Petaluma, Ca-lf
WaSTED-Experisneed young lady steno-
rrarher with some knowledge OF pookAeep-
iuE- must be neat accurate and give re1er-
srces. good position for right party Under
wood Typewriter Co
4 ADTFS-To address envelopes. s. per 800;
no cauvassing7 light, agreeable WORK, =
permanent business can commence 80
Immediately. Instructions and COPY L-1-E
TEAL ice Money refunded u not satls-
fled The Western Copying Co. ooA CO
Chicago