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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
{. 7. REED DIES
LAST EVENING
FORMER SURVEYOR OF CUSTOMS
OF WHEELING SUCCUMBS TO
HEART DISEASE
Former Commander Of Department
Of West Virginia, G. A. r.

Charles r Reed. aged I3. prominent
Civil war veteran anu for many years
tho surveyor of customs Tor the port OF
Wheeling died at his home. l57 -Four
teenth street. yesterday afternoon nj
5:I5 o'clock. Mr.. Reed had been In
failing health for the past month. but
his condition WAS not regarded serious
until only a few days ago. Hc sue
| Cumhed 10 heart disease.
Mr.. Reed WAS born in West Stock
bridge Mass. where he spent his boy
hood. He enlisted in the Union army
early in the war. in Baltimore. Nd. and
served three years and eight months
taking part In many of the hardest bat
ties Of tho war Soon after the close
of tho war MIR. Reed was married TO Miss
Susan l.. Mines Of Clarkshurg. and they
| removed to this city. where for several
ycnrs Mr.. Reed engaged In the general
contracting business.
Mr. Reed served twelve years rs sur
vcyur of customs uf the port OF Wheel
ing. holding that office by appointment
Of three presidents. He took an active
| interest in nll affairs of the Grand Army
OF the Republic. and besides having MI
led practically all offices in tho j. w.
Holiday Post No. 12. was elected COM
mander Of the department Of West Viz
ginia of the Grand Army Of the Repuh-
! lie, n few years ago. Mr.. Reed was
one Of the oldest Odd Fellows in the
! city In point of membership. He was
member Of tho old Virginia lodge be-
| fore It's consolidation with the Wheel
! ing lodge.
! MI Reed was member Of the First
/ Baptist church. and had sang in it's choir
! for more than forty years. Being pos
scssed Of q rich beautiful voice. he was
| greatly in demand for church entertain
ments. G.. A. r. events and similar af-
fairs. and his name appears on hundreds
of programs He was member Of the
! NrOllan quartet. ono of tho best known
musical organizations Of the city.
MIR. Reed is survived by four daugh>
ters and one son. namely: Mrs. JOHN
it'rasher. Of Elm Grove: Mrs. J. A. Courts
Of Pleasant Valley; Mrs. c. J.. Redol Of
| Warwood Miss Nell Reed at home. and
Roy Reed. Two brothers. Theodore. or
Pittsburgh. and William Of Logansport
| Ind. also survive.
| Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
VOTE OF THE POTTERS
IS Being CANVASSED

sprr!ul Dispatch to the InrilLfrlic"'
EAST LIVERPOOL, o. t'l' N ~,
result of the referendum vote az thc
.rr..r,I ware ruttcry workers In the
I.uitrd States and Canada on revised
wac prorusals submitted by the man
ur,rlurcrs will not hr known 'h"t"fr
Friday. Edward Mcngr Of III" National
Ero,hnrhntd If Operative Poticrs an
nounccd tonight. The executive hoard
nr Tho brotherhood is canvassin6 the
vntc tonight. No Intimutton as to the
,rcud Of tho haIlotinE WAS gwen ny INC
officials twn-thirds vote against
IN" proposals means continuance III
tho s,rik". which has been in effect i"r
ono Wrrk.
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MASONIC CEREMONIES
FOR LATE ". H. ROSE
WILL BE HELD AT THE SCoTT1SH
RITE CATHEDRAL AT MIDNIGHT
TONIGHT.
Funeral Services FROM the Residence ~
1914 Jacob Street, at O'CLOCK
Tomorrow Afternoon.

Funeral services for the late William
Henry Rose. who died suddenly on Wed-
uesday night, at the Ohio Valley Cen
eral hospital. following an operation
will be held on Friday and Saturday.
On Friday at midnight the funeral
service for the Knight kadosh VIII Dc
held in the John w. Morris Scottish
Rite Cathedral to which the friends
Of the family and tho general public are
invited.
Saturday afternoon at o'clock serv-
ices will be held at the late residence.
1914 Jacob street. and wilt be conducted
by Rev. L: C. Howard. pastor OF the
First English Lu;hcean church. and NJ
Greenwood cemetery. in charge OF ONO
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Edwnrl w. Taylor

Special IT, Tn" lmlelIircnc"r
EEYSER w. En.. Oct. 1S-Edwarti
r.. Taylor died Wednesday at Denver.
Col. aged ST. He was the fathcr of
Mrs Mary Whip. this place. He was
n brother of Mrs. Frederick Cormnn,
this place, and Of y. t. and p. u. Tay-
Inr aud Mrs. Sarah Hoffman of Mineral
county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
MEXICANS SURROUND
500 YAQUI INDIANS

DOUGLAS. ArIz.. Oct lS.-S"norH
state troops hnv" surrounded sou NHpui
Indians and their families Mt Nican. 4
settlement on the Ynuui river. according
70 n telegram received today by. McNi'
can consular officials here. The Indians
are on what General L. Elias Gales.
military governor Of Sonora. character
ICED IAN unjus tinablc and unEratctul
rebellion"
General Arnulfo Gomez General Call
cs reported. with the entire fourth div-
ision Of the Mexican army. had been or
dcrcd into tho affected district
General Gales already had begun n
campaign against other Yaquis who had
taken the war path. and with whom lie
was unable 10 reach an agreement III
his telegram today he promised death
70 those who did not surrender uncon
dltionally.
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ThoE. q. Arnold.

PHILADELPHIA. Pal, Oct. 1S.-Thns.
B. Arnold. Of Indianapolis. widely known
as u railway supply man. died at IL huspi-
tai here to-day after an Illness Of three
months. He was president of the rail-
way supply concern Of Arnold e Com
pany. and camo on n business trip. Mr.
Arnold was sixty years old and was n
lifelong friends Of the late James Viii.
comb Riley
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Mrs. T, T, RYAN.

STFFERN. y. Y. oct IS.--Mrs.
Thomas Forum" Ryan. Who's, death al
her country home near hero. was an
nounccd early today. WAS perhaps ono "f
the most generous hncCaCt"rS Of Iathn-
lie philanthropicS In America. 1t is -
timated by close friends that Shr had
given s20.00n.000 to various objects con-
nccted with the Catholic church. Be-
cause Of her bcnefactions. Mrs. Ryan
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Mrs. Amanda Keys
\ The Intclligcnccr

Special to The clligenccr
KE%SER. W. Va. Oct. lS.-Mrs.
Amanda NJ. Keys. mother OF Postmaster
Philip Fl. Keys. died yesterday. aged 81.
Sh" was the wife OF J. W. Keys. who
died eight years ago. Mr.. Keys WAS
proprietor Of the Keys Hotel for -
years. Richard Keys is the other sur
living son AMI there are three duuEh-
terS. Mrs. Annie RiiZ"ll. Mrs. Hottie
SPOTS and Miss Gl"udurn Keys. Mrs.
Keys WAS Il member of the Presbyterian
church.
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TWO P. E. BISHOPS
WILL BE ELECTED

CHICAGO. Oct. 1S.-The special scs-
sion IF the house Of bishops Of the
Protestant Episcopal church today had
before IL the election of a successor 10
riShop s. NJ Griswnld. former head or
tho missionary district Of Salina Kan
and the select ion Of sulfragan bishop
Of South Dakota.
The question of calling a special
meeting for spiritual counsel and con-
ference" urged in memorial from
bishops Of the provinces Of Washington
Pennsylvania, Virginia and Delaware. -
also to be considered today.
A fund Of 100000 will be required by
the Protestant Episcopal church FOR
war work, according 10 report MADE
TO tho house of bishops by Bishop VIII
liam Lawrence Of Massachusetts. The
report was approved by the convention
The campaign for the fund will he
started within q few weeks, 1t was said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
Gallagher Funeral Today

Funeral services for Mary Jane. o.
year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gala
CHER will be held this afternoon at s:3o
n'clock. at the home Of her grandmother
Mrs. Andrew Gallagher. Vine and Bel
mont streets. after which intcrment Will
follow in Greenwood cemetery. DR..
Charles Robinson will have charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
BRAKEMAI INJURED

T. V. Gales. Of wcllsville. O.. brake
man for the Pennsylvania railroad. was
injured last night while max
Ing a coupling Of two cars near the 1ohn-
son coal mine. south Of Bcllaire. HIS lett
arm was caught between the buckles OF
The cars and was so badly mashed THAI
nmputntIon will probably DO necessary.
He was removed to the Bellaire City nos
pital. DR.. A. c. Beeth"m ID Atteno-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
PENSION FOR DE ORC.

NEW YORK. oct. l$.-AlFr"d De ORC
thn ,hrrc-cushi"u md pocket billiard OK
ncrt received notice from tn" secretary
~ state of Cuba today tn" government
-, tho island republic had voted him
rrnslon Of $3.50 n month for III" re-
mniu,l,.r Of his life. The action. tho sec
retarv explained. was taken because OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
Stauarunrsl Funeral

Yesterday afternoon at 2:3o. funeral
services were held for the late Jacob
we'll known and respected
South Side resident. from the place or
his death at No. 81 Thirty-first street,
Tho Rev August c. Rasche ofrtciated
and burial was in the Mt. Zion ceme-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
FIGHT ON TROLLEY CAR.

Mary and Charles Williams and
Charles johnson engaged in nm ultcrcn-
ton with The conductor of trolley
car al Twcnty-third and Main streets
last night and ms result of the nrgu-
mcnt landed in the county Jail The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
william watkins Funeral

william Watkins was laid III rest yes
tcrday afternoon in the Mt. Zion Gene
terry following funeral services held Mt
tho home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Watkins, No 1903 Market street.
The Rev. J. Logan Fish offciatcd.
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c. c. Coberly.


Special Dispatch to the Ir:tllIs.nc-r
ELItINS. ". Va. Oct. lS.-ColumhuS
c. Coberly. 81. prominent farmer nf III"
Cheat river district. near here. WAS in
stantly killed this afternoon when he
fell from an apple trco while gathering
apples. His wife. son and daughter
survive
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MONA STOPS ALL.
STOMACH DISTRESS.

Why suffer with that uncomfortaD!e.
,our. gassy, upset stomach, or heart:
buru? Get relief at once-delays are; !.
feeling OF fullness. headache. dizsinesk
dangerous. Buy today-now-a Soc bog [
Of Mi-o-na Tablets. There IS no more
effective stomach remedy.
c. II. Griest & Co.. can supply yous tl2
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srir was arrested by Officer Hcrstman
ord will be given II hearing in the police
court this morning.
"Ecd" Hall was also taken into the
tolls Of Officer Smith. "Red was
hnuk"d Ms "A drunk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19

for Mrs. Alberta (fIonze) KindclhcrE"r.
late wife Of Herman kindclbergcr. Til"
Rev. o. c. Dean. pastor of the Trinity
Lutheran church. offtciated. and Inter
ment was in Peninsula cemetery.
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the credit reflected by De Orc on his ma
tive country. both through skill as
player and by tho high standard OF per
snual conduct he had maintained in his
profession.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
GERMER ACQUITTED.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich Oct. IS
Adolph Germer. OF Chicago. executive
secretary Of tho National Socialist party
and ten other persons. were acquitted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19

was made Il pnpal countess in 1917 by
Pope F!us y. hut Sh" never used the
title Al that time she and Countess
Anna I.cary w"r" III" only women in this
country entitled to USE that title
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Women's S. and Sc Fall Boots


Lodge. No. l. A. F. & A NJ. Wheeling
Commandry No. l. Knights Templar Will
act as escort and members of all other
Masonic fraternitles are invited to be
present.
Mr.. Rose was also veteran OF the
Civil War, and number OF tho Oh
Guard will attend the funeral in
body,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
FUEL moss roe "RAAA.

WASHINGTON, Oct ls.-Evans WOO.
ten. Of Indianapolis. to-day was named;
federal fuel administrator for Indiana
by Fuel Administrator Garfield. -
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Kindelberper Funeral

Yesterday afternoon at : o'clock, fun
oral services were held at the kindel
berger Chapel. No. 1852 Sixteenth street
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by a Jury in United Statos district court
here this evening Of charges OK conpH
acy agaist the sclectve oratt-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-07-29
LOVEMAN, JOSEPH &
LOEB

LOEB
Are prepared to accept APP
plications from we'll recon-
mended, experienced per-
sons only, for the following
vacancies to be filled Sep
TENDER / to Is:
One smart tailor for ladies'
tailor-made coats.
One coat finisher.
One hemstitcher and pleater.
One saleslady for millinery.
Three apprentices for mil
linery.
Three salesladies for shirt
waists.
Three salesladies for muslin
underwear.
Two salesladies for laces and
trimmings.
One saleslady for handker-
chiefs.
One salesman for linen.
Further wanted at once:
One stock clerk to take
charge of stock rooms.
One marking boy, about II
years old.
Permanent positions and
good pay for right persons.
Apply to superintendent by
letter or personally, 8 to
1920 a. m.
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GARAGE

Want to buy wood or tin garage that
can be removed. Phone Main 3021-W.
WANTED-To rent one stiff leg der
rick. Is or 20-foot mast pole, Co.
foot boom; one triple drum hosting
engine, two niger heads attached,
complete with cables; secondhand
single line buckets with teeth. Adj
dress Ally. care Age-Herald
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WANTED-To buy q to 1 u carat dia-
mond, good grade, reasonable price.
Answer promptly, stating price,
weight and color, etc, Flo, care
Age-Herald. 725-tf
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HELP WANTED, SALEsMEN-To trav-
ell on commission, calling on general
country stores to sell our new sc
punch board exclusive or side line; I'M
sold goods returnable; write for sales
mans outfit. Empire Manufacturing
Co., Norfolk, Va. 7-19-14t
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FOR SALE-5- passenger Selden car AT
.. sacrifice; good running ORDER
good tires. Phone Main III.
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WANTED
FLOOR MANAGER
By Leading Department
Store Of the South

oCOl Z VI CAAO oOCCAAs
Excellent opportunity for
first-class business man of
strong personality. about
80 to 40 years old, Of tall,
pleasing and representa-
tive appearance, alert,
tactful, active and of alb
solutely proven integrity.
Store experience essential.
Write in strictest conf
dence and fullest detail,
stating references, to TBS,
care Age-Herald.
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TAILORING AGENTS-W oolens have
gone up 100 per cent We bought years
supply before the advance. Showing
large assortment fine materials on
which you can take orders mems made
to measure suits and overcoats; lower
than your competitors. We want live
agents. Others make 500 per week OH
our lines. Why not you? Write for
sample outfit. Leeds Wooden Mills, Chi
cago.
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to learn the barb er
trade; few weeks completes; position
open; tuition SIS; free catalog. Bir-
mingham Barber College, Birmingham.
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WE want an agent in Birmingham to
sell our line of personal greeting cards
not the common store variety of
Christmas cards, but made to order
one of the most attractive lines in
America. Season starts September 1;
live agent can make $40 or $50 per week
during season; fine opening for woman
Of the best connections il willing to
work; no objection to men, however;
complete references required. This is
an exceptional offer for a capable per-
son. Harcourt & Co., Louisville, KY.
7-15-4t-su
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WANTEn-MALE HELP

MAhE so per week at home as man
ager of a circular and sample distribut-
ing bureau; practically no capital re-
CURED. National Publicity Bureau, s2-B.
Kalamazoo, Mich.
w AICHMAhbR-One with some knowl-
edge of optics preferred. Call on or ad-
dress j. E. Whtten, Cullman, Ala
1895
MECHANICAL craftsmen wanted; give
age and full information as to class
of work you have been accustomed
TO. D-13. care Age-HeraId
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STRAW, PANAMA, LEGHORN AND

I;
STRAW. PANAMA. LEGHORN AND
BANGKOK HATS CLEANED AND
BLOCKED BY EXPERT MATTERS.
We are the original and sanitary ex-
pert hat renovators of the city and
make a speciality of ladies' hats. Our
process of bleaching is entirely diff
ferent and far superior to any 9th
er and is free from injurious acids.
Our blocks the latest and most pop
ular styles. Parcel post patronage
solicited; write for price list. Be-
ware of Just as good" talk. Save
this ad and be sure you find Gluck's
Phone your orders.
GLUCK'S CLEANING co.
Phone 1912. 1713 Sd Ave.
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WE want an energetic bookkeeper who
can use typewriter; prefer one with ex-
perience in lumber office; employment
permanent with advancement for right
party Address Eli, care Age-Herald.
W ANTED-Competen dictapnone opera
tor. only those skilled in general office
work need apply. Lady preferred
Southern Sewer Pipe Works. 18th ave.
and 22d St. N
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WE travel 10 statesmen: have some
splendid openings; state exper-
fence; give references Breeder Med
icine Co. Memphis. Tenn.
Observation-Disclosures permanent posi-
ton open August l, capable salesman
in Alabama, staple line for general re-
tall trade; liberal commissions; s35
weekly advance. Ralph H. Ide, 1-3O
Williams Bldg, Detroit
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INCORPORATE your business. Avoid
partnerships; protect private property
from business ventures, information
free. Philip Lawrence. former assistant
secretary state. Huron, S. D., 10 Da-
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NONTAXABLE INVEST
MENT MONEY Sc
CURED BY DEED TO
PROPERTY, 8 PER
CENT INTEREST SEMI
ANNUALLY. ABSOLUTE
LY SAFE AND SHOULD
PAY 100 PER CENT IN
FIVE YEARS. AGENTS
DON'T ANSWER. P. O.
BOX SO. 7-29-2t
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WANTED = Experienced
newspaper solicitors; COM
mission proposition. CAN
circulation department,
Age-Herald.
LII
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WANTED-MALE HELP
HAIR CUT, 1oc; shave SC; work In rear
room free. Birmingham Barber College.
20071h N Sd ave 2-11-tf
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statesmen wanted to sell our line
of duplicate sales books to the trade
paying side line for men VINO
have spare time; quality high, price
low, easy to sell. liberal terms; some
good territory yet open. Dixie Sales
Book Co. Bedford. Va .7-29-2t-su
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WANTED-Traveling salesman for our
fall product dress goods and blankets;
we sell the retailer and pay good COM
mission: desirable side line. Schuylkill
Mills, Box 1892, Philadelphia, Pa
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FIVE bright capable ladies to travel
demonstrate and sell dealers; SIS to S50
per week; railroad fare paid. Good
rich Drug Co., Dept. ITO, Omaha, Neb
7-1-5t-su
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NICELY furnished front room, IN pri-
vate family, on South Highlands; for
one gentleman; all modern conveniences;
high and cool. Phone Main 1851
7-15-tf
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statesmen WANTED-Capable organic
ing and directing sales force for most
necessary Ford accessory ever offered.
Successfully demonstrated on thousands
of cars. One salesman sold 425 in eight
days; $3.50 profit per sale. Direct to user.
If looking for quick seller with fast
profits write Safety First Devices Co,
St Louis Mo
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WANTED-Good statesmen for exception
al selling propositions; producers are
earning $500 and better per month now;
permanent work; established firm. Ad-
dress Dept. L-K, SOB Great Northern
Bldg, Chicago.
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CLEAN furnished room, walking dis
lance. $3.50 week. 2209 9Th ave, N.
7-15-aot
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WANTED--AGENTS

>>><@(@~~~~~~N>--Oo~~~~>-~
PORTRAIT MEN--4-nour service on potn
prints and finished work; crews f.
nanced. Write for catalog Roberts
Wholesale Portraits. Kansas City, Mo.
G 4
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CAPITALIZED you need it? / finance
meritorious enterprises by sale of
stocks or bonds, on strictly commission
basis; only legitimate propositions con-
sidered; state full particulars. II.
schram, 5o3 Great Northern Bldg, Chi
cage.
fNvESTORS-If you have 500 to $1,000 to
invest in going business that will
stand closest investigation and yield %
to 80 per cent dividend first year. for
particulars addess SIT, care Aee-Her-
aid.
OIL stock. 81 share; big acreage; great
developments in progress; don't delay;
may make 100 for one; write for partic-
uars; better wire $40. Galloway 1901
Colcord BLDG. 0'5lahcma okla.
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= Z --Fie' oiittt 9
pay half cash, let your dividends pay
the balance. make your money do dou-
BILE duty; 20 producing wells: let earn
ings pay half your stock; stock issued
to YOU now: write for particulars. Anal
gamated Oil Co. 11o1 Colcord Bldg,
Oklahoma, Okla.
$50 BUYS deed to land. also interest
In oil we'll that should pay you 500
for every dollar invested: payments
81 monthly; complete information
free. Address. TeXas-Gulf Co, 1i06
Union hank. Houston. Tev.
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SIPS Something new, saves 80
per cent of gasoline for automobiles.
Nearly every call sale. Money back
guarantee Stransky Mfg. Co, Puk-
wanna, S. D.
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AMAZING new invention, marvellous add
ing machine. Retails, 1850 Adds sub
tracts, multiplies. Does work of $500
machine. Five-year guarantee. OFFICES,
stores, factories buy from one to dozen.
Enormous demand. Every demonstra-
ton sells. Write quick for trial offer
and protected territory. Dept. 104, Cal
culator Corporation, Grand Rapids,
Mich
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RUSH postal for free sample 'Spik and
Span" Wonderful new washing tablet
Washes clothes spotless without rub
bling; tremendous seller; 200 per cent
profit Samples free to boost sales. F.
E. Newberry, 20s Peoria, Chicago. Ill.