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Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-21
Pershing Gives Chase.

San Antonio, March 21.-Gen-
eral Pershing is so close to Villa,
it is believed, that he is not paus-
ing to send reports to his supe-
riOr officer. He is thought to be
entering the mountains south of
Ell Vale, and to be hot on the
trail of the fleeing bandit.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-21
Air Scout Falls.

Ell Pas0, March 21.-Lieutenant
Thomas S. Bowen, American air
scout, fell and was seriously in
jured somewhere in Mexico" He
went from San Antonio to join
the expedition. 1t is the first
time an American army aviator
has been in iured in action.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-21
Labor Drops Caplan and Schmidt.

Sacramento, March 21.-The State
Building Trades Council decided today
not to finance the trial of David Cap
Ian and M. A. Schmidt on appeal for
the dynamiting of the Los Angeles
Times building. Tvietmoe, the Sec
retary, said:
"The Schmidt jury was given the
atre parties and an automobile trip
at the county's expense"
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-21
Observation-Disclosures for tt

Neg1StTdt1On-KegI 1Of tne
presidential primary election, to be
held May 2, will close April 1. Only
those persons registering since Janu-
sry 1 of this year will be permitted
to vote at the presidential primary
election. Those citizens who have so
far neglected to attend to this duty
should register without further de-
lay, otherwise they, will not be per-
mitted to indicate their preference for
delegates who will sit in the national
conventions Of their respective par
tiac
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-21
Army Bill Is Amended.

Washington, March 21.-The House
has amended the Hay army bill. 1t
empowers the president to call out
the regular reserves in case of war
or of threatened hostilities. 1t al
lows the army to be increased 10000
without waiting for congressional ac-
ton
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-21
Gets Compensation.

San Francisco, March 21.-The
Industrial Accident Commission
has ruled that Mrs. Aletha c. EN-
erson of Brawley is entitled to
$1,000 for the loss Of her husband,
who was cOnsntable of that town
and while fulfilling his duties was
shot and killed by a burglar. Eth
er Imperial county or the state
insurance fund must pay the dam
ages.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-21

the water deliveries of the coming
year and giving protection against the
regular summer flood.
If Engineer Rockwood's plan is. to
be carried out in full, the district will
require about 100000 between this
and July /, and some arrangements
will have to be made with the mutual
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-21
THREE INDUSTRIES
FOR CALIPATRIA

There are three new industries as
sured for Calipatria for the coming
year which will add considerable ac-
tivity to the industrial section of this
new North End town.
Before the end Of the year, the Pa
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-21
All Water Companies to Meet
IRRIGATION District Directors

companies for the advance payment OF
water rentals by the month.
This first half year is looked on as
the critical period in district affairs,
and that peroid once passed, the dir
rectors look for a good deal easier
sailing.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-21
Villa In Flight
After Hard Fighting

la is in hot water, and the next few
hours may tell the story. But he still
has free run through big country,
where he knows every trail and COW
path"
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-21
Kahn's Amendment Defeated.

Washington, March 21.--Kahn's
short term enlistment amendment was
defeated in the House today on vote
Of 113 to 10S The vote was on party
linees, the Democrats opposing the
amendment.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-21
France Admits Loss.

Paris, March 21.-It is officially ad-
mitted that the Germans have gained
ground west of the Meuse and occu-
pied positions on the southeastern NAL
ancourt road.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Garland have re-
Gently removed to what was formerly
known as the Brown ranch, three miles
south of Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-21

Mean daily gage heights, in feet,
and mean discharges, in second-feet,
of the Colorado river at Yuma, Ariz.,
for the week ending March II, 1916:
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-21
TrebizOnd Besieged.

Rome, March 21.-Russian warships
are besieging Trebizond and the ad-
vices asserted that a large Turkish
force is defending that city.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-21

By Charles p. Stewart, United Press
Staff.
London, March 21.-Russian victo-
ries at both ends of the 800-mile front
have overshadowed the German gains
at Verdun. General Kuropatkin has
forced Won Hindenburg to withdraw
from the salient south of Naracoz
lake. Berlin admits this was neces-
sary to avoid annihilation. Berlin also
announced the repulse of the Slavs
south of Riga, west of Jacofstadt and
northwest Of Postawy.
Vienna admits that the Russians
have forced the Austrians to abandon
the bridgehead at Uscieczvo, which
has been contested for six months.
Petrograd has issued statement
that the Russians have occupied As
pahan, Persia.
Berlin, March 21.-The capture of
French positions ten miles northwest
of Verdun and northeast of Avocourt
is officially claimed. 1t is stated that
1852 prisoners were taken and large
amount of booty.
New York, March 21-Developments
en- the east front, where the Russians
have made important gains over both
the Germans and Austrians, are inter-
preted here to imply possibility that
there will be shifting of the main
scenes of the war. That the Russians
are pressing hard is certain, and un-
doubtedly this is designed as a coun-
ter-offensive to force a relaxation of
the pressure by Germany on the west,
in which it is proving a success.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-21
Cotton Market.

Cotton failed today to hold any part
cf the advance it made yesterday, ac-
cording to advices received by DAILY
Brothers.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-21

w. A. Allen might make strong
run, but it is understood he does not
care especially about being elected
Some opposition is manifest to Will
liam Egerer, on the ground that as
police commissioner he has not kept
the lid down on the East Side as Wig
orously as he might have done. To
what extent, if any, there is justifica
tion for this belief, the Press does not
undertake to say. The police commits.
sionership is the least desirable or
the board and the most subject to crit.
icism.
Along with the city election there
arises interest in the school election
and there is considerable discussion
as to the selection of a woman mem.
ber of the board, for it is conceded by
everybody that a woman should be
elected. Among those whose names
have been suggested are Mrs. F. w
Peterson, Mrs. J. F. Seymour, Mrs
Bales Walker and Mrs. J. w. Lind
say, all of whom have full qualifica.
tion for the place.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-21
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Milton Brown, %, and Ora Patter-
son, 80, both residents of Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-21
Colorado River Water.

Spots, 1900. Sales, lUU.
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Hut YOU have gone 10 brighter regions.
Safe from ever: rain and caro-:
We shall meet again in heaven
And ncYer moro he parted there.
THE FAMILY
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Sunshine. that leaves windows Transparent
a. they Ar" meant 10 be. lie the Cedar
wax worker in you- nciyhborhood and
rak. in your reward In dollars. Fred r.
Hull Whitman, Mass
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HELP wANTED-,1a1e.

WANTED. an idea You can think Of some
Simple. thins to patent. rrotec; your
ideas. they may bring you wealth. Writo
Tor Needed inventions" and ''iow to Gct
mcnl 90. WashinEton. ID. &.
DO you wan. II position for lite. with biz
pay. short hours and sure advancement"
lh"n wort for Uncle Sam. y My FREQ Illus.
tr.,tcd book DIX ISf tells how to Get an
nppointmcnt Earl Hopkins Washington,
WANTED. men white ano eoloredJ to
Prepare for railway train service, SIS to
t!'o month, hrst-class road. PASSES ar
ranged for Send stamp. name. position you
want. Railway Inst. No. {, Majestic Build
ms ind!anapolis. Ind
WANTED, young man for stenogra phic
ana general ofiCe WORK: prefer who
mas mad experience IN machinery line. Ap-
p! IN own handwriting, giving detailed IN
I"rmn'ion and YHllry expected. Opportunity
,oF promotion - 10. care Timex. Dispatch.
WANTED. general office man. one that can
!uL. arr T!incs Dispatch.
WA%1ED. - once. genuine farm hands
tMhitc), who understand moving. blowing.
oriE!hE lnu!"s. and general teamwork. No
ouhs wanted Those who ar. willing to
"teF orders and who mako themselves
valuable. "a that they can earn more money.
want S.nuin" farmer boys men. only.
VIII return car fare after YOU have been
win IN" 80 days Don't answer unless you
are wiinnS |" d" good work. 50 per month.
month viii False you more money IL
you mean business. Telegraph or send
special delivery letter. Fox Hall Farm. X,
r. -. No :. Norfolk. Va. Phone Norfolk.
s2l2-W or :.i.L.
WANTED. Eia>."r who also help ma
Ncws' Va Arrly between II and " A. NJ.
sunday AZ 2soa wea, Grace Street
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". II. SCOTT.

SCOTS Old Market Drug Store is the ytors
or Hichin"n! When YOU get anything
from SCOTS It's r.Eh: The bcs. Su.tana
p!iE" OH. 81 IN" gallon. Dorisn Olive OIL
a. % the gallon; SCOTS Corn Plaster viii
make cripple Ianc. for Joy. loc.: Scott's
wonderful Hlood Mixture .nr!chcs tho blood
ana Hakcs II AZ pure infant 81 the
bottle; Scntts D!gnati". EliN!r IS panacoa
fn- nervous indigestion. i1c.. SCOTS Liver
Pi!!s' best on Garth. oc.; SCOTS piIe Saw.
- "onher @'c.; SCOTS Rheumatic Mixture
rns.ti".l" cures, nc: CunninEhams Rovai
Ecm"dy and injection for men doeg the
WORK &c each: "unninghain's Ei!Sir OF Ltfe
restores lost manhood, Zoe. chewing to-
nscr" 5o. and &c. the plug: sn,okfnr tobacco,
70 ;ht pound; II NaSnuoi Brand Tea &c
IN" haf-pound TrusScs At,ed by an er-
pert, no charge Cor lifting Mall orders a
speciality. Big STOCK. right prices and polite
attention We beg your patronage Satur-
days only ? cakc- Sweetheart SOAP 10 cents
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oHTFsSMf'N WaHttd. 4 foW Huud side Inns
husuers. Can make $Ti5 In every small
town thay visit. Few minutes work lbs
easy. Write me to-day. W. y. j. Gohl ~
Granite Bldg, St Louis Mo
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EDUCATIONAL
Individual DEVELOPMENT

OF physically or mentally retarded chill
dien, including correction Of speech de-
fccts and nervous irrita bility. Alice c.
Hinckley NJ. A., -?lG Hanover Avenue.
Richmond, Va. Boulevard 1915.
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WANTED-Saiesmen.


lightning rods Mus, be sober and abe BE
to sell , ne goods Cash salary ana
]. 59+. care Times Dispatch.
Statesmen wanted. a few good side line
husn ., Can make $40 In every small
easy Write me to-day. W A. j. Gohl. ~
Granite Bldg ST. Louis. Mo.
WANTED. live salesman: 5000 to $4,000 In
come assured placing celebrated Chicago
popuiarpriced tailoring line in towns OF
80 70 100: prefer man making territory
experience, references, present connection.
&. Decker s!l Van Buren,. Chicago.
BIO mon"y for statesmen making towns
under 100000 oruia,ion: you can take
merchant pays only fen goods hc sells. We
take back what h. does not dispose OF
Four dollars $50 commission on each order:
commissions paid daily: fun details upon
request Write to-day. Pioneer Novelty Co
1906 Wells Street Chicago
SALESMAN. vacancy. experienced any line.
10 sell general trade Southern States: un.
cIcslicd speciality proposition. new: COM
mission contract; $50 weekly for expenses
Continental J"woiry Co. M-2i Continental
psnse We wi!' keep you FURNISHED with
clothes in payment Cor inducing merchant,
to hani!" our ,a!l"rins line. Prices sieip
10 81 80 wholesale. Wrltc for rropcsit,on
Great Western Tailoring Co 81. ,acitson
Bomi.vard. Chicago
'A'''.rh' permanent position
open June J; capable salesman III Virginia:
STAPLE line t"r general retail trade: liberal
commissions 49, weekly advance Rice Co.
to2l. Williams Building, Detroit
Statesmen. sell his Hue metal aud
parafinc signs leather goods, calendars
and novelties. Something FOR every bust.
ncis. Highest compensation, SALARY aud
commission basis. hes; support Famous for
.lsns The Winters Company. Springfield. q
Statesmen wanted experience unnrrcs
sary. easy work. blk pay. Write for large
last OF openings Offering opportunities Ia
earn from 500 10 $500 a mouth While vou
learn. Address nearest office. Dept 3at
National S1lcsmcn's Training Association
CHICAGO. Ncw York. San Frmnci,co
OUR rent list saves tramp and snIyr.
III" rr"blcn. Phone Randolrh ~ Cor one
" Scilon TAYLOR & Son
WASTilp -aIcsmsn to sell high: class lots
In fast growing Texas city and 10 acrcy
Of lant for $500. $40 cash 81 per month
Fin" l!terhturc. y. ". Bennett, 1906 South
western building, Dallas, rex.
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DEATHS.

! RooKER.-Di.d a, his home. a. Yellow
TTssssfs; "; 81. + >: 's sH5ii HS &
M"on, o!iTTci Enrtis, Church, : y. NJ
s;s%al s am; SG''Fs NE rd be w1fKsd for hs
m"nrnsJ b. all. both white and colored.
! hRoWM. Died. In Chattanooga. Tenn. May
wife Of w. ) Brown. aud younke>, daugh-
ter Of The late Richard :. aud Mildred &
| Coke, OF Richmond. Va
| lntcrmrni at Rcsaca. Ca
DtHSoN,.- Died a, her residence. Stop %.
Me M sn,., h9ad; iii.hian,d snr;nEe a. !
r. DIxsoN ~ifr Of chss.ss ' r. bison. A She
! leaves 10 mourn their loss husband. Charles
Z T.. DiNaon. aYd ~" children and one is;sr.
+, Funeral At Fa,rnloun, Methodist church
| MONDAY, MAJ =. a. 40 T. NJ Friends and
acquaintance invited.
Oh. how hard. dear mother, tired 10 savo
! our tears and PRAYERS wcr- all in vain.
| An angel came and 'oon you
/ Prom th!s earth and pain
; Ru, YOU have gone 20 brighter regions.
Safe from sY'r; rnin ana "a. caro-;
! And never moro be parted there.
THE FAMILY.
! JOSEPH DIED at the residence .: her
n: sit'. Aven Mrs sAR> r i%ssr 'ssh
ter o. the late Robert a and Elizabeth \.
Joseph,
! Funeral from above re-idcrc" suSpAY.
MAY II. at r. NJ. Int"rin-n; in Shocfon
! i'm Cemetery
MEYt:K.-U icd. ut her late residence. y
( Toicr Street South Richmond. Friday, May
u. 4, I:35 r. NJ MARY y. KANE MEYER,
beloved wife OF Joseph II. Meyer. Besides
her hu,t.nd she is survived by four chill
| dr.u. y. Marie. Josephine. EnSiebcrr ind
/ Gcn.vi-v" Meyer. and ,wo brothers. John
! J. and .Tcrry s khnc.
+, Funcra from Sacred Heart Church south
Richmond. MoHDhf MORNING az IL
inGI0cE
! pROFFIrT Entered into cterna! res; May
! ~ a: r. NJ. at her residence. .pi Ran
doiph street, ELIZA ~ PROFFITT. VIII. OF
! G. y. ProTitt. She leaves 10 mourn their
| loss. besides her husband. seven chilfren--
, Vivian A. Nav f.. Mrs Bessie Cu!nmtn-
Shorn W. Chas;s.n D.. Jr, Hugh VI and
lohuathan a; a!co mother. Mr.. NJ.
: Z. Mingum -. and .Jess. W Walton.
! Funrra! SUNDAY AFTERNOON. o clock,
, Hanover Avenue Christian Church.
sixth Street. a, $50 4. NJ Saturday morn
ms .Tur.Irs :, sPIGEI. in ,h- Nf;y:scy.n:i,
year OF hi, arr. re leaves beSi1.s his
/ widow. son. Harvey Spigai. .: Ph:.a,
delahia. and an adopted daughter, MIf.
| Francis Ecker;
f! Funeral will take place MONDAY ArT.:E-
! NOON AT r. W. from 81. Johns German
. Lutheran church IntcEnvnt in Hollywood
| Cemetery.
! TERRYDi.d May 90. 1916 ar SO y. NJ Il;
his residence. eS South Belvidcre Street
| BENJAMIN ". TERRY
Funeral from Pine Street baptist Church
THIS SUNDAY AFTERNOON :, O'CLOCK.
Int.rmnnl In Holly wood
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nEl.r wANrED-Ma,e and Female.
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VIRGINIA Teachers Bureau desires we'll
prepared teachers for Virginia and South.
crn states Esta bishcd 1895. Correspond
cnce solicited -. W. Cridl!n. inaurGcr
woodland Heights, W:hmond. Va phon,
Madison .5iS. !. Walton Hull mantrcr
Gord"nsrilie branch, Box i6i. Gordongy,lie
Va. 1919 ''''''
WANTED, high school teachers for Ali sub.
jects. 90 vacancies for grade tea hers; IRE,
rcs!s'ra,ion National Teachers Bureau
Richmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

o'ht" manager for this Stat. Mus, h.
Safhrtc or opening oHic. and ron,rol,,nr.
~ 10 io' statesmen. Device new and Az ,n,rb
needed by. every Kind OF retail rner,hant
hs cash register or computing scale w.
expect 1890 70 10000 will be sold in ou,.,
STATE depending upon porulation p,.,u,
5000; profit. s.. For exclusive selling right
we require ~" ~ $1,000 Gully securely "a
guarantee or business Rare uponriun.tx
10 Tor risht man Moody Co, 1913 North Sarah
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IN NiEAjORIAM.

IN ME,JORIAM
GIi.MAN---In sad hut OWNS roincn;h rance
wh" dicd years ago to-day. May II 1912.
". loved him, yes. iovcd HIN.
But Jesus loved him more.
iIt has .cn,l: called him
To Fonder shining sho-o
rho golden gates werc opened
\ gentle voice SAIL "ouc.
Md with fa-"wclis unypoS,r
IL" calmly entered hou.e
ELLIE NNp L,tcr
RnEi M%i;, In ,nemSTy ., rURcEiL n
today
Com: hu, not Forgotten
ROBERT y AID POCAHONTAS RAN
DoLri. Hs parents,
scar mother. HAS&iE E. STEWART. ~no
died ono year ago, May Il, 1918
S,tI miss YOU" our mining fase.
Ind you lcf, me TO remember
sonc Garth can Nil your place.
Ny love. which lasts beyond tn, year..
In fond rcino nhrancr keeps
You! fac. before mc--and tho tear,
F"t fali-my mother sleeps.
by her daughter,
LUCY ANp StSlE
STI:wARr-:n sad, but loving. r"r,enlhrarc.
Ct my dear mother, MAMIE Z. STEM
ART, who died on" year ago to-day
:, voice i. still, used to love
h ,aG" 4, ~ v, m:sssd !, a, III ,hr w,ndoN.
witch never can no hiled.
As o ,mc soss on I mis-. gov
a.. n Tho hour YOU passed away
" hon days are dark and f.'enG= are tc~.
81 her devoted son.
Willie r. STEW APT
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. bunch o: keys. Sunday. May ~ be-
,w"en Richmond and Holt Station. on
road I" Gcrmclman's MN Reward - re-
turned 10 a. IL. Pohlis, i2lS North Twenty
s.cnri Stree,
LOST. check on American National Bank.
Richmond payable to =. r. BowSer IL co.
i:"tnrn sam" 20 y. q Steele. l6 South Har.
rison Stree;
LOST. thin. ordinary. gray .nd black
striped cat. mcOwS when called by her
name. Monkey. sometimes sta W on
hind leg" TO beg. !ady's pct. Return TO 80
Yves, FranIs'in. Phone Madison :J7i. Re.
ward
FOUND. pearl brooch with ,Iinmond SCI, !.
tins Ctit Rshdolph lsl5-J.
LOST, in receptions room f., So, Lukes HOS
pitnl Aonday, May Is at 60 T.. NJ. foln-
;a;n pen with gold hnuu Reward n 70.
turned to Mr. Caheli rhompson. Posi-. onicc;
LOST. Friday. cavalier. mostly pearls
a. { *. on hack. Return TO Mrs. Tim
bgr!an. .l:S West Main Street Reward.
LOST. red po,uter dog Sam. on collar.
Madison nj y. y. Pollard s!.;" reward
LOST, on Monument Avenue Friday night.
% diamond pin set gold Liberal reward
II returned ~ 1901 Monurncn, or phone
boulevard i'c3.J
LOST, female fox terrier. with blnck ear
aud face. Answers name Of Trixie re
wsrd ai$n Floyd Avenue.
LOST. collie dog. white with black spots
Tan head. License No ss6c Reward 5l3
West Franklin. Madison -tsi-J
LOST in jiin"y or IN the street. LADY,,
watch. Initials l.. VI. \ on back Finder
return 10 l.H Hanover Avenue or call Ran
doiph .W. Reward.
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I'm YOU Great. sales hoosting Mans ,ud
son inc in"rchaud!se 20 cnrry on, ;hps,
p.ahS IL SO. our proposition will :nt.r, :,
a., J,nsrai commissions. weekly advance.
aa,,..s Sung season now on. Sal les Director
49,. l.ck5on Boulevard. Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

"i IL NJ corporation now :oreinos. Ia lis
'i''" VIII tnise few Young n.n i,, r..
sh.'s Organization and train then, n,.l.r
a Ipnn!n soprryisort Sales experience no,
~ Moth Third Strnrt. Hichrnnnd y. t"''ei
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SAbESMEN. 20 sell the famous Myers inc
OF feather goods. memorandum books AMI
u az meta! "isns. exclusive ccpyriEht.d
nrt calendars. and the most compicte line
of sp:cial;!cs evc- offered We nav a ,,r.irht
-hihrI or commission or :, drawing acs
r r 10 men or experience. "" have tins
t,'pu 'tot' OK being ;hc ;rosrcSs:y \.
nouse IN thc advertising specially husl
Mc>.. Th., t,!Mu0h MNnr. % Sn-iur tirId ~
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WANTED a REAL SALESMAN. FYPE-
Rit:NCED. ENERGETIC, RESOURCE
DEAL. FOR WORK ON A HIGHLY M
PROVED AND RESTRICTED RESIDENCE
SECTION: GOOD MAN SHOULD MAKE
OVER $50 TER MONTH DRAWING Nr-
COUNT SUFFICIENT TO COVER EN-
PENSES FOR RIGHT PARTY. ADDRESS
POST-OFFICE BOE az, NEWPORT NEWS
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'.>nEoMAN With automobile Runs "a r
zen iiiiies further TO gallon; no cost sr..r
Installing. K Twytord south Hous,nn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

"rani-ncw ior-nntch advertising YprcinI.y
y corEirE good seller. Liberal com,nission
80 az sig" towns. Loo'S vs. up ;hct. wrrtc
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WAETED-Agenta

MES and women make 500 per cent t>~I profis
Family aas 9" 50 s ssnts 81 my ss Goth
Autographs and contains chapters on tho
Syssee ana s s
glicants get exclusive territory. Aderass
Pos. OFFICE Drawer g. Buffalo. y. 7.
GTsauo Rust pa Ssse 49,
GsItsde.s Iron Rust Soap (trademark. print
n United
! UNIV ashable stains from clothing, marble.
sss 4 Coed os ssSr big sFs,ns agents
selling and using an intrinxed article.
her shops. otc. Easy. hig seller Partssu.
lars free. United salesboard CO.. Trenton,
ASSISTANT manager wanted Trial de-
sired. Give age, experience reference. sal.
AIRY expected and phone. F SOL care Times
WANTED. men and women to ,,Ii csdar.
wax tho complete cleaning compound.
from house 10 house. just see oil tho
work II VIII DO: Cleans and polishes hard
automobiles, linoleulus. oclo,hs, bath.
! tubs enamel beds. lacquercd brass. brass
beds. Windows mirrors. showcases, leath-
crs, imitation feathers. cork floors. painted
walls parquctry floors registers, radiator
ana rust s sn
sewing machines. fes, motors, lawn NOV.
ers, hinges, bicycles and tools makes
economical dus;lcSs dustcrs; rencWs dry
m"ps: vii! not injure 'hc finest finish Sell
ms tedarwaS Is almost the cascs. effort
HGinabIc, because CedarwaN is so vcrsatiic
nobody can say they have use for IL. be.
cause its ,usr* arr many and sarit,i, Liberal
credits: largo profits; exclusive territory:
constant repeats, full line or rapid repeat.
crS. including W!ndowsioss. the Iiou;d
sunshine that leaves windows transparent,
a. they are meant TO be lie the Cedar,
wax WORKER In your ncighborhooI and
rak. In your reward in dollars. Fred r.
HILL. Whitman. Mass.
AGENTS 10 sell narveIousiy lnEenius mag
not!c tire rulcanizers. Requires no gaso-
Inc or electricity. Sells for s.. Absolutely
guaranteed i'ls commissions. Attractor
Novelty co 1904 Green Street. Phia delphia.
AGENTS. so wceltly. Sell our Il household
inventions. New. live. quick sellers Gen.
eTal agents getting rich Every homc buys
one or more Samples furnished active
Deni F. HoMardsvillc Va
Few reliable men TO handle our nav
Farmers Manual; country territory be.
E!nners Clear s. day: best commission:
"ntht free. j, /. Nicholas 4 Co Atlanta,
StpElINE salesman; iarscs, concsrn in
counir! placing high-class saicshoarc+
only: can Use more good men. comn,ssinn
y" I" Els each order. Chicago Diamond I'm.
porting Co. 20 East Madison Street. CHI
caGo. Ill
AGENT S wantcd-AGerts make yN per ceat
.p-of; selling Novelty Sign Cards Mer-
chants buy. 10 TO loe sight 800 varieties,
Ca,ainguc free Sullivan Compsny. 1884 WEST
Van EIrrn Street. Chicago. W.
Statesmen for hcar-easy.oa your phas7Tss
almost everybody buys one .'Hesrtisssaz'
for phone. PROFIT 100 por cent. E-155s,fsnu.
facturins Co. Madison Avenue. NV York
LIVE agent, wanted Tor, hish grade spe.
In salt. writc for FREQ sooG,at ur siles-
maLshIp. thu Alexander Co., Amber. Pa