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lowers into the wilderness-and there
deserted them Let us cternally bury
heir emblem and adopt as the new.
emblem OF the Progressive party the
national bird, the American eagle.
which will always be a patriotic in
spiration 10 look upward and a CON
slant reminder to be true to those
sterling principles which have made
America great and brought 10 this
country the bravest and most adven-
turous spirits II The old World These
and their descendants are truly loyal
and patriotic Americans.
The old parties are husks. with no
real soul within either" The past four
years have emphasized this truth We
fought for our convictions in 1912 We
We're right then, and are douhly right
now
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Representatives Mos. Dc.,,.

WASHINGTON. July 15.-Rcpresen-
tative Hunter Holmes Moss. OF the
Fourth West Virginia District, died at
Atlantic City, \. j.. to-day, after a
long illness from cancer Of the
stomach. He is survived by widow
and three children
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PRoGRESsINES FEARLESsIY
FIGHT IN THE OPEN

Ncither star chamber methods nor
steam roller are the creed Of true Pro-
sressives We fearlcssly night in the
people above the power of the dollar.
More than any party, we have worked
for human welfare and public in
tcrest.
The National Progressive Convention
delegated to the national committee
the right 10 fiji any vacancy that might
occur. This was a mandate 10 the
national committee, with. which they
were in honor bound 10 comply. .
The gentleman elected as President
jon sos was clean-cut, splendid char
actor. whose long and useful public life
was unmarried by single stain lie
could not resist the power OF thc ma
chine, which. being in supreme control
50 stirred the anger OF the nation that
but Two states supported the dominant
political party in 1912
After four years we find that same
party hungry for influence, Office and
power, again selecting a splendid man
a. the mask behind which they hope
20 again secure control OF state and
nation.
For nifty years. not patriotic states
men. but political leaders. have utilized
the Southern vote 10 give them an ahso-
Lutte grip on national affairs and on
able the Republican party. through its
political bosses. TO nominate whom II
pleases. controlling that party hy
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COW. and il is alleged tha, tho on,v

COW, and IL is alleged that tho only
word passed was Hello" , After tho
hootihs. Terry went to his home. not
ar from the Stewart farm, and, telling
his wife good-by. fired shot into his
own head. II Is reported that Terry
has a chance to recover. Stewart died
at 1885. Tonight 1t is said that bad
feeling over a lawsuit had existed be.
wecn the men for several weeks
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CALLS ON PROCREss|VEs
TO NAME NEW CANDIDATES
Vice Presidential Nominee Parker
Wants Another National Con-
Ycntion of Party.
FINES CHICAGO. on AUGUST ,
Will Not support Either Wilson
or Hughes-Fayors Substituting
American Eagle for Bull Moose as
Emblem.

/ MEM ORLEANS. July IA state
mcnt and call 10 the patriotic men and
women of America" 10 hold a new ma
iional convention OF the Progressive
party in Chicago on August and nomi-
nate candidates for President and Vice
President and continue the party's cx-
istence AS a distinct political nrganiza-
ton was issued here Tonight by John
NJ Parker, vice presidential nominee of
tho Progressive convention held in
Chicago last June. He urges the Fro
Grrssivcs To 'ctcrna!ly bury" the Bull
Moose, which. hc asserts. lied his loyal
followers into the Wilderness" and to
. adopt in its place the American eagle
as the emblem of the party.
AIR. Parker does not mention Colonel
Roosevelt or any other Progressive
leaders or any candidates 10y name. lie
declares, however, that the Progrcssivcs
had rs supposed leaders red bloodcd
Americans, who promised with their
life blood 10 stay with the party to
the hujsh," but that the party had been
deserted by a large part Of its officers.
who could not stand the acid test He
charges the leaders. for steam roller
reasons. have elected to be steam
rolled, and that the time has come
when every party working for human
welfare and the future of America
should unite against both dominant
Z parties. In criticizinE the Republican
party tho Statcmcn; indirectly refers to
Charles T.. Hughes, Republican Candi-
date for President, as "a splendid man.
selected by the Republicans las tho
mask behind which they hope 70 again
secure control of State and nation"
I WILLING TO WITHDRAW
As PROGRESSIVE CANDIDATE
Mr. Parker declares lie does not want
office. and states his Willingness 10
/ withdraw as the Progressive candidate
for icePresident and labor In the
ranks and on the stump to prove his
/ loyalty 10 Progressive principles His
Inclusion of women III the cali is taken
To mean that the party is to be unre-
scrvcdly pledged for woman suffrage,
and that the women voters in the sut-
frags states arc invited 10 join The
Progressive party and work for its sue
cess IN the coming election.
Mr. Parker, in commenting tonight
ON his statement, declared publicly for
the frs; time that he would not sup
port either Woodrow Wilson or Charles
!. Hughes for the presidency.
For Prcsiden, Wilson and Mr..
Hughes as individuals have the
highest regard and admiration." he
said, but. considered as leaders II the
parties whose machines are tho actual
factors to be rcckoned with ! could
not conscicutiously give them my sup
port or acIuiesce in turning over 10
either OF them the entire loyal Nom
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means of hand-picked delegates from
section where there is no chance to
secure single Republican cleo
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SALES manager wanted. Something new
:, n mns,msss necessity hetaiis SIS % $40
stvo tcrritor:. Free samples Savers Is
:Sl Wainwright. ST Louis
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SITUATION wANTED-,lale.


hookk""pcrS cicrica!s. general Office help.
hotel help. drivers por,crs. who are com
potent ana need work Phone or write us
we would thank YOU 10 Interview them. Viz
glnia business Exchange 3ls North Sec
ond.
write or wire us 10: refer
cnceS II you need labor. We can secure
them on short notice. Virginia business
Exchange
JOB carpenter. For good work and quick
service. cal! Madison, atos.
DRAFrSMAN wants position with architect
or engineer. Familiar with railway cnsi-
nccrins. AIdresa 2oi. care Times Di.pa lch
YOUNG man desires position AZ stenogra-
phcr College. business and high school!
training: q no. care Times Dispatch.
NJ FED. by young married man. with rN-
, pcri.ncc III lumber business. position as
los scalcr. tim"kocpcr foreman Rnf-
cr"nc.s furnished as TO ability c,c Address
l.mntcr. BOX 2o5, Petersburg. Va
YOUNG man l. years old wants :, position
where thor" Is chance for promotion
7" iIine 10 start At bottom and apply HIM
sch You har" opening give me- a
chance; Al references. ! ?G3 care Times
Dispatch.
SELECT help supplied by us for any line
or work. Office. store. factory, hotel. sum
n"r resort and farms. i.abor.rs supplied
locally or shipped; quantities 10 suit. Amer
lean Employment, Bureau. los North Ninth
Street
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EDUCATIONAL
Individual DEVELOPMENT

OF physically or mentally retarded chill
dren. including correction of speech de-
fects and nervous irritability. Alice c.
Hinckley. NJ a.. 1?l6 Hanover Avenue,
Richmond. Va. Boulevard ls4S.
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WANTED. salesman to sell best-known tenn
pcranco drinks on the market; can bo
sold In dry Tertiary. Excellent position for
luli time or Sidciine men. Commission con-
tract. $40 per week for expenses Saies
Manager, 200, Houser Building, ST. Louis
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> HELP WANTED-E'emaIe.

YOUR vacation at our expense: choice of
tours; Eastern. embracing New York and
Can"da Western. embracing Denver and
Yellowstone Park: l"Ss than 10 subsc rip
lions required. state which tour you prefer
"hcn writing for particulars. Southern
MomanS MaEazinc. Nashville. Tenn.
WANTED-NIGHT OPERATOR FOR WEST
POINT TEIEElloNE EXCHANGE. MALE
rs Tnp fEM L:t In. orPKkHEFERAstr THE LAT
MUST REPORT DAILY AT r ~. AND
S SifE ,. 81 driHEMtSEs, G0op SALARY.
TECTED. APPLY. j p. ORTIZ. G. g. p
TEhEnHONE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
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"HSiED, specially salesman 10 sell our
,.t, ne IN small "ouh'ry towing. Salary and
Arietto Fruit Products Co. 500 Chrstnut
Strrct. ST. louis Mo.
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cCNt !. EN- statesmen merchants mr..
erred oy weil-rated Cleveland concern N
dav: ss5o to $500 sT n specially OF the
nald weekly. State cxperI,,cc -, .S''"'is
ir. III, general manager. Station G, C,eve
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DEATHS.

HorCiIENS.-Dicd. a, the Virginia Hos.
Tltai. Friday, May &c. G:i5 l. II at,ur
LINGERING illness. MARY ALBERT MAYO
NOCCHENS.
The funcra! Will take place at Biiirys IN.
u'rtnking parlors sunday evening II, $50
4. VI; in,crntcnt m River Cemetery. Jatk-
SonNliIc. Fla Papers please COPY.
HARDING Died ut the r..idcrcn az bj~
,ni"tf'r. 5000 lawson Strcrr. =: IL iArD.
~, IN thc thirty sixth year of his ay.
Maury Cemetery.
III fEkS:-p"parted this iifc Friday MAJ 20
az 90, y. NJ, at his late residence ,0.s
North Fit,h Street. ALEXANDER MYERS
Funeral MONDAY. 10Th. at a:30 T. NJ from
the Sixth MI. Zion DautIyt CHURCH
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SITUATION WANTED-Fcmule.

BY competent. experienced public stenoy-
rapher. desk space with some tirm tlaw-
yer preterredp. VINO will pay reaaona bio
salary for their work with privilege OF
public stenoSraphic work. Address Stenog.
rupher. No. East Grace Street City or
phone after Il E. ~ Randolph 20Si-J.
REFINED. educated lady would civ. Fight
services In exchange for d.Sirah r home
Addrcss |. boi care Times Dispatch
NURSE. with training. who loves cid pec.
pie wishes cure OF invalid Term.
moderate. l. eos. care Times Dispatch
ESPERT stenographcr desires position
State salary and hours l. 80. care Times
Dispatch.
ORDERS for embroidery and crochcting
crochcted and infants wear speciality
Phone Randolph 5IlT-J.
MRS. Chadcks Register supplies under
graduate nurses. caretakcrs and COM
panions.
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Virginia. Fine opportunity for good a. ronr
closer Must have clean record and good
character. All communications treated con
fihentialiy. Give experience and reference
first letter Address l. coo. care The Times
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SITUATION WANTED-sIale.

POSITION wanted by Il, young man with
some knowledge NJ architectural drawing
himself up: B as. care Times pispa tch.
TRAVELLING salesman for South Carolina.
Know stationery trade VIII work on
salary salary or commission C 3lt. care Times
REGlsTERED druggist wants position Can
come ut once. Report from last en-
ploycr q ~. care Times Dispatch.
REGISTERED druggist wants position at
once; relief or permanent. Box 2S4. Farm
Vile.
KEGISTERED assistant pharmaciat. ffteen
years experience. competent reliable and
OF good morals. a. c.. Moore. lls Wash
inEton Street: Portsmouth, Va.
SHIPPING clerk. first.ciass ability, wants
work: 5: J.. Rio Vista. Va. Route !.
YOUNG man: with experience. wants po-
sitton as shipping clerk or timekeeper.
Can give the best OF references. Address
y y: n, us East Main Street. City.
WANTED. by experienced young man posi-
ZION June ] as hookkceper. steuographcr
salesman. or anything that may come to
hand. Good reference 10y hest business men
In state ]. COZ Times DISPATCH.
EIRST-CL automobilc painter and top
Germ. aos care Times Dispatch
farm: am g middle.age single man Rest
or reference furnished. Manager. care Mar
tin & Co. SIS East Broad.
WANTED. position as shipping cleric
years. experience. best of references. Ad-
dress to5 care Times Dispatch.
ARTIST wants position. can work In wash.
color pen and Ink. etc. Can draw any.
thinS. Sober and reliable. O. 7 w Hen.
nirs, Dorsey. Md
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SALESMAN vancancy 18th: experienced any
line to sell general trade. Southern States
gne1ceiied specially proposition New
Commission contract: $35 weekly for er-
penses. Continental .Irwe!ry Co N-o2 Con-
tine ntal liulldinE, Cleveland o.
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AGENTS $50 weekly. Sell Is household
inventions. New. live, quick sellers. Gem
cral agents getting rich. Every home buys
one or more Samples furnished active
workers. Write now. Turner Sales Co.,
Dept T., HowHrdsvilie. Va.
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HELP wANrED-proress,ona,.

VIRGINIA Teachers Bureau desires we'll
prepared teachers for Virginia and South
States. Established 1895 Correspond
ence solicited. A. W. Cridlin. manager,
Woodland Heights. Richmond. Va phone
Madison S5Is. j. Walton Hall. manager
Gordonsville branch, Box lbI. Gordomsvillo
Va. N'
Teachers wanted for Keysvilie High
school: normal graduates preferred. Adj
Lr. - e. w. Bnhhitt. kcysvilic. Va
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Anr..N ,. hiS summer seller; some16ins
new concentrated soft drinks w, nHss
n wa.nl ueiic,ous drinks IN a Jitfy-anvt,nassu
n .,n s Were. sis sellers for home. nicria ms
roo Iood laws. Garry in porket. aesn,. puse
oa out '" om.r 10 'i2 day Write tor fres
Nj Third Street. Cincinnati o auess Co.
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IN SfENI0itIlSJ.


JONES' loving Remembrance of our toa ?
mother anu gran" mother JAMES ETA
May q
We miss her mos, win" loved her best,
-! her loving daughter.
------------- MAS V. \. NEAL.
poNGETI In sad, but loving Ic,ncfnhrIrce
OF my dear son. HARRY IJoC;GE'ir who
departed this l:fc Ma" .. 1911
o'T".i Is tn: memory which n"."r ,yill ,,I.
BY HIS MOTHER
M0SS-in rcnlrmb.anc" q; ms daughter
ELLEN pANi MOSS VINO depart. this
m" twinkiinR stars arc teamlrg
Ipon silent grave.
Nherc sIecps without drca mini,
The on" ". could not save
Just ono year YOU left ".
SIN SO" mas, your Ernil.nc FACE.
And You l"t, 20 remember
None on Garth could FIJI your rlaro
------------- MOI HER
Ect!NSOS.--ln tender rerncmbiarco Of h.-
ioEcd wiz" ana mother. MOkSIE Fop n
n 't ,.,H who departed this life. May
Res' In peace.
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i'll. June Sanvassers Maya zine: YuII -. :.
.su.ais ot national organization ar Pat-
,n o,u.e's 70 protect canvassns 90 , o.s
Wan AGAINST license ordinances, fraud. n,s
NATION NJ ,, ,aHes exposed; general infor
'n..ph oi vital interest TO cveYy soi,,.H. ot
rear, rear maya zine; So pages: single COW 1aa
months trial subscription. zoe Cams. .os.:
Magazine. South whitley Ina "Fassers'
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Statesmen for hear-ensy on your-phone:
almost everybody buys Hear E-Z''
featuring Co. Madison Avenue. New York.
LARGE manufacturer wants representatives
TO sell shirts. underwear hosiery. dresses,
waists, skirts. direct to homes. Write for
free samples, Madison Mills 5SS Broadway,
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WANTED, good blacksmith, eXpcrienCcI
in mining work and can sharpen drill
S;eeik. Good pay Pay twice month.
SHACK and board grounds. Write 81
once. George s. Groyes Ke.sviIlc Va
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"Ni.r;;oMAN. lace and embroidery ImDorIcrs
yirpin,o es'n aD trade Virginia and West
Win established trade smaller towrs Ei an
lltD broadway. New York Was F"n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28

WHOLESALE house. established p years
wants services OF statesmen. experienced
IN selling specialttcS or advertising to coun-
try stores. or men with some road ex-
pcricncc, who have successfully MANAGED a
country general store. l have vacancies
on the road either of which Is worth iron,
$500 TO $500 monthly ia the right man. Out
line your selling experience fully In hrst
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COOKS. maids and nurses Apply Public
Employment Bureau, Itoom 5. City Hall.
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HELP WANTED-alale.
STUDY LAW AT HOME

University extension method. Dsrr.c
LII ID. conferred. 4 large university to
directly advertise It's extension law depart
ln"nt. Will place limited number Of com
elementary law scholarships in this State
References required. Apply 20 Mr. Lively
HOTEL RICHMOND 80
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sAlESMEN wanted. A few good side limo
husti.rs. Can make $7.4G in every small
town they visit. Few minutes work It's
easy. Write mo to-day. W. y. j. Gohl, 2aI
Granite Bldg. ST. Louis. Mo.
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" ASIED-Agents

GARTSTDES Iron Rust Soap Co. 1854
Lancaster Avenue. Philadelphia PA.
GartsIde's Iron Rust Soap trademark, print
and copyright registered In the United States
Patent OhceJ removes iron rust. ink and all
nnwashable stains from clothing. marble,
etc. Good seller, big margins. agents want
ed. The original. 25c tube. Beware OF
infrnEcments and the penalty for making,
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HOSE! HOSE!
CUT YOUR GRASS
FLOOR STAIN

Lawn mowers that cut easily and las. fo-
S"::is. See us NauEhan's. Madison ln,
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l will pay any homes; man az 10 $50 monthly
'or part OF spare time. No canvassinE
No .api:sL Write to-day. VOORHEES,, Desk
100. omaha Ncb
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Statesmen

Virginia and Carolina cities for our ma
TlONAI CHECK WRITER'S" Wonderful
proposition and exclusive rights one MAJ,
In each city Highest class writer to-day.
Every office a prospect Reference required.
Write or wire. Leath Sales Company. Rich
mond, Va.
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drug store. Inventory over 81. 600
Good sa!ary. 81 900 necessary Owner
wishes I" retire. Address J. co., cure Times
I 81
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"a l.FSMAN, manufacture boiler fnhe
cleaners; sent on trial prepaid: returnable
~ our expense II not found to the interest
OF Inc plant To purchase after competitive
trial with all others: representative wanted
I" take trial orders. Liberal arrangements:
exclusive territory. The CuggeshuiI Co la
Liberty Street. New York - -
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,i;.I ., 'vs per cent pront free san,,j;..-
E"." sign letters for store and of,ca , ,,s
uo"s, any one can put on Mrt,,iin VIM
90. 49, North Clark. Chicago 'ic Letter
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Ri1hu'un0 Ginles.Disllutrb
SIXTY SIXTH YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST, MEDIUM n
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
lFlED ADVERTISING.
TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TINES DISPATCH
RANDOLPH g asnDIpty

WANT AID. RATES.
t'SIIN. one cent word when paid in adj
vance No id. taIcn fer leus than 10 cents.
u SLAY. one and one haif cents word for
~ CLASSIFIED aur. except Situation Wanted
al one cent word. 80 all taken for lesB
Than Is cent?
- ADS. taken for less than rs centn when
.u"TH",! or phDped Ia. phorcd or6err not
rftnr :. T.. Il
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Nm n,i;;;. call on best people. Fast seller
n''ttihs You Sl25 On every sale ss,S 20
,M Fne n p,r,,ieIIars Best Novelty Agency. Bor
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WANTED. general office man One tina;
can invest $1,000 In good paying business
E Gi7, care Times Dispatch
WANTED. job press feeders Cottrcll Il
Cooke, l0f Governor street
WANTED. colorcd man To work IN garage
ana run automobile 2i2 North Eighth.
WANTED. experienced operator feeder for
Willamss little cigar machine Apply 2
North Twenty second Street.
100 colorcd laborcrS. Pennsylvania Railroad
5l.:O per day. Apply Room ~ Old Do
Ininion and Trust Ruilaing.
WANTED, one good timer. Address * SOL
care Times Dispatch.
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GENTLENEN. when :ou go To employment
agencies In this city, ask them for refer
ch'c*, !. they ar" reputable they will re-
1u!rc the same Of you. S.- Monday Vir
sinia iutiness Exchange. iii North Second
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'hihg: men and women $50 4" sanss evely-
PpT,Suns our New System Specially Candyy
n" r,n,. nome or small room anywhers.
Re, E tTee' Rassdais Co.. Box S. East or avS.
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aCENTS. we have fastest selling auto o..
~, claity on market. Every auto Owner ~
IN, me Wi!lirm- Frances Company, 72s War;
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AGENTS wanted tor tho best aelIinG house,
hold specfalties on earth, the goods sell
themselves. Splendid premiums Write at
once. Capitol Supply House, Forest Glen
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AGENTS. everybody buying aluminium -,o-7I--
,h ,ns ~, utensils we have tho only cleaner or
excrw "S honS. 70 srep them brigh. and clean:
on sight; 80 per cent proft: we will o M,
seH 10 dealers; Write quick for exeiu.Iv.
rs I,,au ~. a au American Aluminium Mfg,
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Statesmen. make $40 TO $50 daily sell,n q
our w soda fountain Zenith Mfg. Co.
CANT bridge building. Chicnxo
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MESiSAN diamonds, exactly resemble
genuine: same rainhow fire: stand tests.
sen AZ sisht; live agents wanted; PROFITS SIX
We"kiS up. write for sample case offsr
n iSH, 'HsSican Diamond Co, Box AZ. Las
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'S Sansr,S,,o wanted war for article which no
nome - r. Spenglcr. Box IS. Sw,ssvale ~.
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HURRY! Sell 9aso-Tonic, the mystery az
motordom Equals gasoline at Sc per gall
ION. Eliminates carbon. Dollar an tn,,-
profit. Sales guaranteed. Beware OF imi
tators. Case, Tonic stands alone Has no
equal. Chemists barled at its con,nosit;a
Details free. Tho White Observation-Disclosures rn Gu
Dept. 20. Cincinnati q W.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MAKE $40 daily with "Tho Signs Of ro.
Day the best for less; samples: tori
tory Convex Signs. is2 North Dearborn,
Chicago. 20
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Sl..o per man per county-Strange invNn-
ton startics world; agents amazed. Ten
inexperienced men divided $4,000 Korstad.
Farmer, did 200 In II days; Schleicher
minister *lss frst II hours: 1890 cold
cash made. paid. banked by Stnneinan In
Ming water bath equipment for any home ar
only 1s.so. Seif,heating. no plumbing or
waterworks required. Investigate. ETclu-
sve sale. Credit given. Send no money
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