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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-18
ENGLAND IS NOT
WASTING ANY MONEY
Doles Out $3.50 a Week to
Soldiers Wives During
War
THIRTY MILLION
FOR RELIEF

LONDON, Aug. Is. - When every
Englishman under the age Of Al was
declared a soldier, a paternal gov
eminent decreed that grants not ex-
ceeding $500 per annum might be
paid to the families of married men.
The grants we're to meet the house
rent, insurance premiums. hire pur-
chase payments, cost Of children's
education, and generally to keep
homes going and prevent their break
up. Special tribunals we're appointed
TO inquire into the circumstances of
each case.
Ten dollars week is not an excess
sive sum to pay the outgoings of even
poor home. Still. in many cases it
might barely suffice, and. added to a
separation allowance that would just
keep the family from starvation,
thousands Nof married men joined the
rolors with the thought that their
wives and children would be kept
alive, with roof above their heads.
II no money were coming in, they
thought. the ordinary demands OF life
would be met.
But now, the tribunals have done a
great part Of their work. and Incl
dentally they have given England a
shock There is no doubt about the
earnestness Of these tribunals. Who
ever might waste the nations money,
they would not. And they have not.
They have so far reported on 3d.
1877 applications. They have made
1888 allowances. And the total an
nual sum Of the disburseemstn
amounts to se53.24O.
Il almost sounds like extravaganza.
Actually the average yield per family
IS $1,000 annually, or $50 weekly.
War economy In Britain has become
more than a password.
The whole thing is the more extra
ordinary because an annual appro-
priation OF s30.000.000 has been set
aside for this very purpose. and
even this sum was grumbled az by
Parliament as being insufficient. Yet
IL is true. One dollar and half is
the average allowance made to the
married man who leaves a wife. fam
fly and business to fight for his coun-
try, and on this. apart from a separa-
tion allowance which barely provides
food, the home is to be maintained
What is more astonishing, when
Parliament decreed the allowance OF
$500 1t had not In mind the case oi
the unskilled laborer or farmhank
The provision was expressly made
for the families Of the married men
whose incomes might range from
$3.50 10 s3750.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-18

politicians stand on dangerous ground
when they propose 10 sacrifice to
their own schemes and conspiracies
man who stands before the people
without blemish. and whose useless
and needless overthrow would create
widespread resentment
A PERIPATETIC REPUBLICAN.
Middletown. Del, Aug. II. 1916
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-18
Peoples Column
EVERLASTING POLITICs

EVERLASTING POLITICS
EVERYWHERE.
To the Editor OF THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL
Sir:-During a recent extensive
trip through Delaware / frequently
heard the din from the hubbub raised
by the busy politicians. In practi-
cally all localities the schemers and
wire pullers we're jockying for
place, and all seemed to be we'll sup
piled with the long green"
The masses OF the Republican vof-
ers. and laboring men, the merchants
and business men generally, are
seemingly oblivious OF the turmoil
around them. They are too busy for
politics. But in quiet conversation
this apparent indifference disappears,
and The fact stands out in bold relief
that they expect-and will insist-on
the denomination of Senator Henry A.
dupont for the Senate Of the United
States.
Another fact stands out with equal
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-18
REsORTs-CAPE MAY.

FTHE COLONIAL HOTEL. CAPE MAY.
i T. J. Beautifully located overlooking
che ocean. Refined and homelike cuisine
unsurpassed. Address John H Coleman.
Cape Nay n. J. INTERCHANGEABLE
The Redwood gazette., 1916-08-23
MORGAN NEWS

! Miss Malvina Oslon, Of Bel
view, is visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Harried
this week.
Mrs. John Schmid, Of Red
wood Falls, visited at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MachC
F.! the first part Of this week.
Miss Martha Larsen returned
to her home near Springfield the
first part Of the week after
spending a few days at the home
of her sister, Mrs. A. Hartwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Steinbach
and son arrived here the first
part Of the week from Yank-
ton, S. D., for an extended visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Poncin. Mrs. Steinbach is
a sister Of Mr.. Poncin.
Peter Welter, of New Ulm,
transacted business here Mon
day. Mr.. Welter moved to New
Ulm from here after retiring
from the farm.
G.. B. Root was a Twin City
visitor the first part of the week.
His son Lindel, left the same
day for the Twin Cities and then
to Cumberland, Wis.
Mrs. Schoffman returned last
Monday after an extended visit
at Minneapolis with her sons
and daughters.
l.. B. Stevens, of Devils Lake,
n. D., arrived here the first part
of the week for an extended visit
at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Stevens.
t. Mrs. Nick Heiderscheidt re-
turned from Mankato Monday
after a short visit with her
mother, Mrs. Jos. Bierl, who is
at St. Joseph's hospital.
Mrs. Anna Janotta returned
home Tuesday after a visit with
relatives and friends at New
Ulm.
c.. H. Rice returned home from
Brooten, Minn., with his car.
Mike Schouveiller commenced
work at Jensen's store Tuesday
morning. Mr.. Schouveiller has
been working in hardware store
at Stacyville, Iowa, during the
summer.
Miss Charlotte Picker left for
Mankato the first part of the
week where she will visit rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Albrecht
and Mrs. J. C. Albrecht were
The Redwood gazette., 1916-08-23
Chew SWEET.
LUSCIOUS
. ''SPEAR HEAD
You'll Like II Far Better Than
Any Other Chewing
Tobacco Made

If you're already chewer you
ought to try Spear Head. 1t will
give you an altogether new idea OF
how delicious and satisfying a
chew can be.
If you're not yet a chewer, you
ought to try Spear Head just the
same. You'll be surprised and de-
lighted to see how much more
comfort and enjoyment you get
out of tobacco when the luscious,
wholesome juices in Spear Head
plug come into direct contact with
your tongue.
Spear Head is especially de-
licious because it is made only of
the choicest red Burley leaf
sweet, ripe, mellow and full Of
fruity, appetizing flavor. e
. Get a cut of this supremely
good tobacco and try it. In SC
and 1oc cuts.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-08-23
visitors at Minneapolis during
the middle part of the week.
Miss Eleanor Schieffart re-

visitors at Minneapolis during
the middle part of the week.
I Miss Eleanor Schieffert re-
turned from New Ulm during
the middle Of the week after
spending a few days with rela-
tives.
Prof. Chas. Bond was Red
wood Falls visitor Wednesday.
VIM. Bail and DR.. Adams left
for Rochester Tuesday where
Mr.. Bail will undergo an opera
ton. DR.. Lutz of St. Paul is
substituting for DR.. Adams dur
ing his absence.
Miss Margaret Janotta is Wis
iting with relatives at New Ulm
this week.
Wayne Denbo returned home
Tuesday after weeks trip sell
ing accident insurance.
Miss Della Schouveiller left
for Nicollet Thursday and is
spending a few days with rela-
tives there.
A number from here attend
ed the dance at Clements Sat-
urday evening.
Miss Beatrice Lane, Of Chat
field, who taught school here
last year, arrived here the lat
ter part of the week for a visit
with friends.
Mrs. Frank Feilmeyer was
drowned near Clements Satur-
day when their car went off the
grade in the water. Mr.. and
Mrs. Feilmeyer and their four
small children started for Iowa
for a visit Saturday, and while
on a grade the car went off and
turned over in the water. Mrs.
Feilmeyer was pinned under the
car and drowned, but Mr.. Fell
meyer and the children all es-
capped injury.
Miss Anna Jensen spent Sun
day at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Jensen, of
Redwood Falls.
Miss Floy Albrecht is spend
ing the weekend with friends at
Redwood Falls.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-08-23

With her parents during Sunday.
Miss Geneva Diekmeier of
franklin is visiting at the home
# Mr.. and Mrs. w. Netzke this
week.
Mrs. Mccarthy is visiting with
her mother at Waseca for two
Weeks.
Miss Lizzie Beirl went to
Sleepy Eye Wednesday after.
loon and returned Thursday
morning.
VIM. Druck, who has been
listing in Iowa, has returned to
lis home near Clements.
The Clements school house
las been painted by Alfred Du-
sas.-Contributed.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-08-23
Mrs. A. Rhiner.

Mrs. A. Rhiner.
The Misses Francis and Ms
rie Wyrembeck and folks autoe
to Redwood Sunday.
An afternoon party was Civ
en- for Miss Lorraine Grimes b,
Mrs. l.. Hopfenspirger Wednes-
day. Eleven children attended
it, and everybody had a splen-
did time.
Jack Stem and Christ Jense1
autoed to Diamond Lake Tues
day for a few days fishing. The.
returned Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Wohlfort
and family of Redwood autoee
to Clements Sunday morning
and Miss Anna Klabunde visite;
The Redwood gazette., 1916-08-23
In After Years

Your baby will feel the effects of
improper feeding.
Do you know that cows milk
contains but one-sixth the amount of
iron of mothers milk and that
Thompson's Food (Peptonized is
pure sweet milk modified on large
scale and so prepared that the iron
content equals that of mothers milk.
Your baby will thank you in after
years if you bring it up on Thomp-
sons Food (PeptonizeO. There
will be no danger of it being amaze
mic, rickety or backward in growth.
Ready for use by simply adding
water.
We suggest that you try SOC
package With Our guarantee of
satisfaction.
1itChcock's Old Reliable
Drug Store
The Redwood gazette., 1916-08-23

No matter how dark the clouds
may be there's a world of cheer
on the other side.
This Mexican muddle is play
ing hob with the politicians and
their we'll groomed scheme.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-08-23
DELHI NEWS ITEMS

Miss Ruth Swenson visited
friends at Redwood Falls the lat
ter part of the week, and was ac-
companied home by Miss Bessie
Duncan the first of the week.
Rev. A. w. Wright, of Mime
apolis, will fill the Presbyterian
pulpit the coming Sunday morn
ing and evening.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-08-23
CLEMENTS NEWS ITEMS

The Miss Martha Andrzejews-
XII of Dudley visited the last of
this week at her sisters home,
The Redwood gazette., 1916-08-23

For all kinds Of job work call
at The Gazette office.
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W AE1ED-Agents

Iron Rust Soap Co. 1854
Lancaster Avenue. Philadelphia, Pa.
Gartsde's Iron Rust Soap trademark, print
and copyright registered in the United States
Patent Oricel removes iron rust. Ink and all
UNIV ashable stains from clothing. marble,
etc. Good seller. bis margins, agents want
cd. The original. 2ac tube. Beware OF
and the penalty for making,
selling and using an tnfrinsed article
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HELP wANTED-MaIe.

WANTED. men (whits and coloredI to
$3.50 month. hrst-class road Passes
ranged for. Send stamp name position you
want Railway Inst. No. &, Majestic Build
Ing India n . polls. Ind.
WANTED. an idea. You can think OF some
simple thing to patent. Protect your
idess. they may bring you wealth. Writo
f6r Needed Inventions and How TO Get
Your Patent" Randolph Co.. Depart
ment tos Washington. p. Z.
WANTED. young man study Gregg short
hand: banking bookkecpcr: transportation
deducted: small cash payment tuition. bal
ancc note from salary. Piedmont business
College. I.ynchburK, Va.
WANTED. men aud women 20 qualify for
government positions. Several thousand
appointments to be made next few months.
Full Information about openings. how TO
prepare. etc. free. write Immediately for
booklet. G. q. iea. Earl Hopkins. Wash
inston. d. c.
WE place mon I'm professional lines.
clericals and statesmen Engineering and
construction mon. Several machinists.
lathe hands. helpers. pipchtters. rivct"rs.
mouidcrs. carpenters and painters. Utility
and general handymen. Nothing too large
or too small. Call on Monday. American
Employment Bureau. bonded, reliable
agents. los North Ninth street.
WANTED. good barber. white. 3l4 per week.
Steady job to right man. Write at once.
Roi 323. WayneSboro. Va.
DRUG clerk wanted at once. Address q
-o5. care Times Dispatch.
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kLoNDlkE IS the best for floors Price
i5c AZ Naughan's. Madison ioI
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SITUATION wANTED-AIale.

YOUNG man. Is years old desires position
where there is chance OF promotion Can
furnish best of references. Address = ..
Box 522, city.
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WANTED. cxpercno ed ladies' tina, can work
on electric machines. and who also under
stand nov to mike skirts; also ladies rhu
can sew by hand. Apply Haase Skirt Nf,
Co. ~? West Broad. entrance on nonrno
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VIRGINIA Teachers Bureau desires wc1i-
prepared teachers for Virginia and South :
crn States. Esta blishcd 1895. Correspond :
enoc solicited 4. w. Crlllin manager.
Woodland Heights. Richmond. Va. Phone
Madison 551s Walton Hail. manager
uordunsSile branch. Box Isl. Gordonsyille.
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PHOTOPLAS ideas and stories wanted hy
~ companies fla-s5oo paid: experience un-
necessary: details free. Producers League.
"a. St Louis.
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WANTED. position as office ASSISTANT and
b"okk"epcr by young man now employed.
Can furnish good reference. Address a
81. care Times Dispatch
w ANTED. pt sition salesman by Young
man or ability and energy road or in
house. Good reference. Address % 200.
care Times Dispatch
JOB carpenter TOR good work and quick
service. can Madison 240S
BOY. aged Ii. wishes position during vaca-
ration. Phune Boulevard :4I3-J
BOY. aged ~. wishes position during yaCa
ton Address A 700. care Tim es- Dispa tc h
STENoGRAPHER. young man. years OK
pcricnce; some sales experience, want,
work. Sober. willing worker. Go anywhere
Madison 1850 nr 40 Mutual building
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| p a r T
| SEVEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OVERALL salesman wanted for Virginia
territory. one who is making so1i now.
but wants bigger limo and bettcr oppor-
tunity. We make the biggest and most COM
pictc line Of ovcrals In America and use
Indigo denims exclusively. EXCEPTIONAL OPP
income from recorders Mono bu, men with
stablished overall trade need apply. The
Crown overall Manufacturing Co.. CiEcin-
n
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w. II. SCOTT.

SCOTS Old Market Drug :,ore IL the stora
OF Richmond. When you get anything
from SCOTS us right. The bcst Sultana
Olive OH. SO the gallon Dorien Olive OH.
{25o the Eaiion: SCOTS Corn Plaster will
make cripple dane" for JOY, Zoe. Scott
wonderful Blood Mixture enriches tho blood
and makes IL AZ pure Infant. 81 the
bottle: Scotts Digestive Elixir ,s a panacea
FOR nervous INDIGESTION Doc: SCOTS Liver
Pills. best on earth. Zoe: SCOTS Pile Saivc
Il a wonder, 25c.. SCOTS Rheumatic Mixture
positively cures. Soc: Cunninghsm's Royal
Remedy aud Injection for docs the
work, "'c. each; cunninEhams Elixir Of I.,fe
restores lost manhood. Jnc. chewing to-
hncco, Sc. and fcl the plug: smoking tobacco.
.nc. tho pound. 81 Magnuin Brand Tea. PC.
tn" haif-pound. Trusses httrd hy an OK
port. no charge for fitting. Mail orders 4
speciality. Big stock. right prices and polite
attention. We beg your patronage. Satur-
days only. cakes Sweetheart SOAP. - cents.
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SALESMAN. cara bic speciality man .ur Vir.
gina, staple line OH new ard cAo.pitonal
! tcr,s. Vacancy now. Attractive c.nuiS
| sion contract s35 weekly for expenses Mile,
r. sihlor Co, :'s.aa carlin Brild.nr Glove
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4 brand, now top-notch advertising spa
ciaty. A corking good seller. Liberal
commission. Sells all size towns. Look US
up--then write. e. T. Erickson e. Co., Des
MoiuoA Iowa.
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IN aIEnIORlANI.

TORRENcE.-In memory OF ARYI.EES
aRn to-day.
v" miss her most: who loved her best.
dear mother. ANNA NJ REMKE. who dc.
parted this life. year ago to-day. June
lie, ny he patient. We who mourn with weep
Ing some vanished face.
The Lord has taken but to add more beauty
49, and a driner grace:
"hen through the storm and tempest, safely
v Jus, on the other side
We shaii Ind our. dear mother through
Sot changed. but glorined.
BY her daughter.
a.. ANNA NJ. MUTTER
on. how we loved you. grandma. dear.
ny; no hearts on earth can tell.
bnt jesn, loved you better
And called you home TO dwell
By her grandchildren.
FREDERIC AND GERALDINE MUrTER
KESOLUTIONS.
FIRST NATIONAL. Rank
Richmond. Va. May 81. 1915.
Mr.. John Tyler
Th" board OF director. Of this hank haa
sudden death of MR JOHN TYLER. on. OF of
tho assistant cashier. of tho bank and de-
s string to pisc. on record hi, Sigh, ,es,l-
and services of this estimablc gentleman
and faithful and efncien, ofncer. as we'll
hy them and the bank in his death
Therefore. be II Resolved. I'll That In tho
'nemh"rs Of this board have sustained tho
personal loss Of valued and congeniai
lost one NJ its mos; trusted. faithful and
encirnt officers: one who was devoted to
possessnd. in an eminent degree. ,hos. ou mno
,i.s OF character. courteous hearing and
h n,n,, to duty which no, only Inspired tn.
confidence. but which also tho respect
and esteem OF all with whom h. came In
-, Tha, The nr.,,,hto ,,a ..,...,
spread on our minutes. published In tn.
daily papers and copy sent To tho famii,
deor"st sympa thics in this. their and our
common bereavement
W. NJ ADDISON.
HEURoHR.-tn memory of my beloved hu.-
hand. JOHN r. NEuRoHn who died sud-
denly on" year ago, June s. 1915.
W. do not know the pain he bore.
w" did not see him die.
w. only know he won, away
Ana only said good by.
But know that YOU arc happv
IN the mansion ~ the blest
Wh"-" there is no pain or
ny WIFE AND CHILDREN.
RoBiNSoN,-In sad. but loving romcm
,S esenS' Of or, our dear mo'h.r sAI.i-IE ROT
ago to-day. June T. 1915.
God called YOU home. II was his VIII.
But in our hearts love YOU s,iil
our memory Is fresh to-day
As In the hour YOU passed away
Fcacefni b" thy rcst, dear mother:
- sweat 10 breathe thy name
In III" "" loved YOU dearly:
In death do III" same
ny HER CHILDREN.
tckER.-Depar,cd ,hi. lifc June l. 1912.
Tour years ago. SAT.T.IE A. TUCKER he
loved wife Of J. W. Tucker
Dearest Saiie you have ief, me.
your loss most deeply feel
But us God who ha> b"reft No:
He can all my sorrows heal
Though cast down. 10, t"r>akcn.
Though afflicted. not alone
Thou did>' give and, now has, taken.
H'esscd Lord Thy wilt hc done
~ her devoted husband
q WAERL,N
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thing: men and women $40 "a spo6 n,.oi.y,,
| n"Ip..a'lna our New System Speciality Candy
rse."iscs nome or small room anywhere:
no SahNaSsins; opportunity lifetime: hook
| M' I'Nc Rass'iaie Co. Box S. East Orange.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Statesmen wanted. 4 few good side line
hustlers. Can make sl4d in every small
town they visit. Few minutes work It's
easy. Write me to-day w. A. J. Gohl. .gl
Granite Bldg, ST Louis Mo.
| SALESMAN lace and embroidery importers.
work establish, I'd trade virginia and West
!. Virginia: excellent opportunity right man
, with established trade smaller towns. Full.
! lito BroaiM:N. New York
and emhroideries. TO cal! upon retail dry
goods trade In the caroiinas or Virginia.
ences. Address =. o. Box ia. Madison
SALES manager wanted. Something nov.
business necessity. Retaiis s. TO 500.
Enormous profits No competition. ny
Co Isl. Wainwrikht. 81. Louis:
TRAVELLING men. dress ur our OK !
,pensc. We viii keep you furnished nth
to $3.50 wholesale. Write Tor proposition
/ Great western Tailoring Co, SO, Jackson.
| boulevard. Chicago
/ SALESMAN possessing initiative aud Icnneity
| to qualify as permanent representative for
class art advertising calendars aud monthly
Using pencils; wild, variety and .ll-y ar
weekly against business. State aE., cxu..
Iie"rc. references and acous,"mcd income.
IwJ territories, Virginia and North caro-
! lina Address King II: Gerlach sales man
, aS"r blanchard Bros. Inc. ia, Eighth ave.
nue.. hrooklyn. New York CITY.
SALESMAN. cara bic speciality mau .or Vir.
Sinia; Staple line Oh new ard exceptional
tcr.ns vacancy now. AuractN" commits.
r. 3t.lnr Co. :.S-a3 carlin Briid.nr. Claw.
land. q.
eoMIE TENT statesmen "a merchants pre-
fcrrcd by cll-ratod Cleveland concern Ia
day: $500 to $500 rcr month. ."n,n,s.,, ,n
paid weekly: state experience, ". j. S:uith.
Station Z. Cleveland .,
~ EnusN 80
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WANTED. specially salesman to sell our
line In small country towns: salary and
commission. with weekly expense allowance.
Arlctte Fruit Products Co. 500 Chestnut
Strict ST I.nuis. Mo.
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SAt.ESMEN wanted. limited number to sell
chinawar', glassware and cutlery: IS per
cent commission entire line. Drawing
account allowed producers Herthal Manu-
featuring Co. 100 Market Street. st. Louis.
No
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Lawn mowers that cut easily and last for
years, Sec us. Naughans. Madison ioi
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DANCING.

80,
DURING months stay In Richmond. gradu-
ate teacher or Mt. Vernon College Will
give lessons In the latest ballroom dances
Class Instructions or private lessons by ap-
rointmcn,. Exclusive and efficient methods
Farticnlars. Phone boulevard "a3l-J
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1900 >. "oo per cent profit: free Sample,
s"iu sign letters for store and nffic. vim
uo"S. any one can put on. Metallic Letter
10. i3a North Clark t,hIcn- ~ Letter
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AGENfS wantcd-ASrnts make 500 Der cent
nr"n' selling Novelty Sign Cards. Mer-
shah,s nuy II To loo on sight. 500 varieties
Catalogue free. Sullivan Co I.A Wsst S..n
hurcn Street. chica co. III
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CoMPETENT statesmen M, r., hanis pre-
icrrcd by wcll-ratcd tie, Gland concern ,n
sell merchants greatest speciality OF tn.
day: $500 To $500 rrr month; commissions
paiu weekly: stat" experience ". j. smith
Station =. ClcNrlanl O. -
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LATEST European "a lion. Midget auto
m+t r Folding pocket ian: works like cleo
w, ian. weighs but fc" ounces: costs soc,
, sells II sight 81 Triumph Corporation
Fr, nspori alton Building ,'hiraro
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'.t your share of prosperity. Fortunes now
being made Get in business for your
ser with our help and factory privileges
-. nome All or spare time. No canvass
ing experience unnecessary. Write to-day
Tor free book. Mal Order Success Peass
ManufactnrinS Co. Inc Dent c as. &c
Broadway. Buffalo. y. y
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DEATHS.

JOHSsToN--Die,I. At Memorial Hospltai
June /. 1916. MARY B. JOHNSTON. for
twelve years faithful servant In the
FAMILY Of George Is. HutchinEs. % North
Laurel Street
Funeral from Second Baptist Church
tcotored. SUNDAY AFTERNOON. June 4
At 2 T.. NJ :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04

AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT BUREAU so
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04

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