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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-17

The Hague, July 1s,-The Berlin Reich sanzeiger, a copy of which has been re- ceived here, publishes an autographic let ter from Emperor William to pr. Vor Bethmann-Hollweg on the occasion of the acceptance of the resignation of the imperial chancellor. The Emperor in his letter says:
 T decide with heavy heart by to- days decree to grant your request to be relieved from your office. For eight years you have occupied the highest and most responsible office in the imperial and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-17
ROBERTS REPLIES TO THE
 SUFFRAGISTS CRITICISM
nx HIGH ". RonERTs

'. ROBERTS
 The Age-Herald Washington bureau is also flattered in that some of it's utter ances it has appealed to those of sterner mould and more heroic temperament. There are very few bureaus favored by the attention of an individual of the monumental political astuteness and ex- cessive pugilistic attainment of W. F. Aldrich.
 In view of his affiliation with a polit- ical party which, even in Alabama, bor- ders it's white banner with a fringe Of black and tan, it is reasonable to SUD- pose that his contemplation of the po- iitical woman is of an all embracing scope and an indiscriminate variety.
 Thus is accentuated the honor he has done this bureau.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-17
Record Old Patents

Anniston, July ls.-tspecial.l- l--During the last few weeks there has been a
 ransacking of old trunks and chests Of drawers in search of government land patents and deeds covering parcels of land along the Jacksonville pike and north of this city The land has been purchased by the government and Uncle Sam insists upon the deeds and patents being recorded in due and ancient form.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-17
Alabama Is Ready
 for Selective Draft

Montgomery July 6.-(SpecialD Alabama is ready for the draft. The last registration cards reached the office of the adjutant general Mon- day afternoon and Gen. G. J. Hub bard Monday night advised the War department that the work had been completed. Mobile county was the last one to report, the cards from one scity exemption district and one coyhtry district arriving Monday aft eyhoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-17
IJE1rTENANT HARRIS RECALLED

Lieut. S. w. Harris of tfe Fourth Ala bama infantry, who has been here on recruiting duty during the last two months, was recalled to his regiment tor night and left immediately for Montgom- cry. Lieutenant Harris enlisted 30 men for his regiment,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-17
Nelson 0. Tiffany Dead

Buffalo, July 1e.-Nelson o. Tiff fany, aged 75, founder and president since 1885 of the Masonic Insurance association. died yesterday at his summer home in Canada. MT. Tiffany was personally known to Masons in every state of the union.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-17
THE WEATHER
Weather Forecast

Washington. July 16.-Forecasts ft Alabama: Local thundershowers Tues day and probably Wednesday,
 Georgia: Thundershowers Tuesda: and probably Wednesday, except fas near the coast. Mississippi: Fair north thundet showers south portion Tuesday an Wednesday. Tennessee: Thuadershowers Tuesday, Wednesday fair west, probably show CTS east portion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-17
Local Data

For the A hours ending at p. I July 16, 1917:
 Highest temperature ............ Lowest temperature ............. Mean temperature ............... Normal temperature ............ Deficiency in temperature since
 January ...,........ Rainfall ................. , Total rainfall since January 1 37 Excess in rainfall since January 1 g. Relative humidity ' a. m. ........
 D. m. ........... .......-....
 p. m. ..................
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-18
CHAUTAU0UA ENTERTAINERS
TO BE SENT TO CANTONMENTS

Owing to inability of the War De-
partment Commission on Training
Camp Activities to complete the
theaters in various environments
throughout the country prior to the
mobilization of the troops, it has
created new department in train
mig camp activities in the nature Of
Redpath chautauquas and has APP
pointed Harry P. Harrison, of Chi
cago, chairman of these activities.
The new force will supply the i'm
mediate need for entertainment for
the soldiers.
Entertainments will be presented
by complete light opera companies
under lighting effects similar to
Broadway theaters. Concert COM
panies, dramatic companies, in short
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-18
AN OBJECT LESSON

A trip through the country near
any large marketing center will, if
the traveller be an observant person,
bring to his attention some facts
that it will be well to heed. More
especially viii he do well to note
them carefully if he is a farmer.
One thing that will claim his at
tention is that in the planting of
crops by truck farmers he will OBJ
serve almost a perfect unanimity in
variety throughout a given commun-
ity. Cabbages and tomatoes, onions
and radishes, turnips and green
corn, he will find the same variety
being grown by all.
If this same man will happen into
this same community at the time
these crops are being marketed he
will see the results of this system
He will see the result of Standard.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-18

cation. He will see products from
any number of truck farms ASSEMBLE
ed in one big shipment, all consigned
to the same market, and all of uni
form grade and value. Each man
knows exactly what his produce is
worth, because he knows that it
measures up to a given standard.
Had these truckers "mixed" their
products-that is, had every man
planted the variety of any given
crop that most appealed to him
this facility in marketing could not
have been attained.
Here is food for thought for the
regular farmer other than the truck
err. The great markets of the world
have nicely adjusted standards in
all commodities they handle. A
shipment of corn, for instance, need
not be of any particular variety,
but it MUST be all of ONE variety
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-18
NEW STAFF OF
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

At a meeting of the High School
students Tuesday morning, the fol-
lowing staff was elected for the
current volume of the High School
News; Editor, Miss Mary Grail /;
Business Manager, Burton Prewitt I;
Athletic Editor, Ben Turner; Ex-
change Editor, Jesse Hainline; So
ciety Editor, Miss Lucretia Little.
Each school organization selected a
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-18
if the shipper would get the best

if the shipper would get the best
price.
Now let us carry the lesson a
step further. All shippers know
that it is easier to get the top price
on shipment of a number of ears
of any commodity than on few
hundred bushels. Hence it stands
to reason that the more of a given
grade Of any commodity a commun-
ity can turn out the more readily it
is marketed and the better price it
brings.
Farmers would do well to not
only establish farm standards, but
neighborhood standards as well
Organize your productive plans with
a view to systematic and profitable
marketing. Get together and de-
eide on the most profitable crops
the community is adapted to, and
then as to the variety of each.
When such an agreement has been
reached, much of the difficulty in
will have been overcome.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-18

all forms of wholesome entertain
ment will be utilized by the Redpath
Activities Commission.
The entire project viii be run on
a cost basis by the commission
without profit to anyone. The econ
omies effected by pursuing the chau-
tauqua method of circuiting attrac-
tons makes it possible to give the
best attractions to soldiers at mo-
ton picture prices.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-18
The Advocate for printing.
To the Voters Of Montgomery County:

To the Voters OF Montgomery County:
| am a candidate for Assessor of
Montgomery county, subject to the
voters at the coming November cleo
ton. ! have been nominated as the
Republican standard-bearer in this
race. Having been a farmer all my
life, and land owner for many years
feel that | am competent to bring to
the office the capabilities that il
should require. The assessment Of
values on lands and property under
the new Tax Law Of the State Is now
one of the most vital interest to all
land owners. promise, if elected
to be fair and impartial in the dis
charge of the duties of the office, and
to assess the properties of this coun-
ty with equal justice TO all, and for
the best interests Of the county and
State. know from experience the
value of lands in every section of the
county, and win discharge the duties
of the office with the end In view of
fixing a fair valuation upon all prop
critics. The Office of Assessor should
not be one of politics, but should be
one of competency. / will make the
race strictly upon my merits as to
competency and ability TO do the
work, and will not spend one dollar
for a corruption fund or for the use
of whisky in the race. preferring to
be defeated rather than to have an
Office that | would have to debauch
anyone to secure. If you will feel
that l will make a good Official, one
who will do the work, | solicit and
win appreciate your vote and In
fiuence. MATT FORD
lO-9t pd ADVERTISEMENT
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-18

For Rent-Small well improved
place 212 miles from Mt. Sterling
until March l, 1919. Also for sale,
5 acres good tobacco, 10 acres corn
and other crops now growing on
the place. Possession given at once.
Apply at this office. loft
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-18

Never mind all of this bombastic
pillle about "what we are fighting
for" Our country is at war and
the main thing right now is to get
in shape to fight Piflle and wind
won't win battles.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-18

Latest reports from hell are to
the effect that the devil refuses adj
mission to price boosters and food
hogs, on the ground that their
presence would contaminate the
other inhabitants.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-18

Time was when everybody reach
ed out greedy hand when the
word draft" was mshlioned-but
not today,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-18

The dollar is all powerful in all
walks of life, the only trouble being
hat some walks seldom see it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
IN ME,lORIAM

hAYNE hr2o % sadness and gloom
"ushroIi'd IN" hom" ~ MIR. aud Mrs. r,
W bayu" Som,h Sycamore Street, Feb.
hsud. through III" shallow Of death. snapped
tn" cord which held - earth their beloved
and only son. GARLAND, .aE" sixteen. ~
his soul winged its Night hts earthly jour
n"S 'rded here. where tim". and eternity
meet and blend ~ the gates ~ q better day.
Funeral services were conducted at the
HON" by Rev. ". l.. Rail and Rev. George
W kcmp"r. lntermcnt in lakewood Cemc-
terry.
rsilhcar"rs: charles Willis, Graham Glenn.
Waiter Henley. Dan Franklin, Arthur Hcud-
Kicks. Herman GARY.
Garland was q member Of the soccer tcarn
of John Marshall High School. where n"
WAS . stud"nt: "crctary-troHsure Of b
Y p. e. of TaharnarlH Ba ptist church
IN immense crowd attended tn. funeral
tha, fac" OF sunShiu" which had closed its
lif"'s book without q blot 10 mar its fair
pages. tho memory "f watch will spur on
other souls 10 conceive and achieve new
hon" aut strength.
He was always a loving companion ana
clasSrnAt" of his sister. Miss Bertha Rayn".
a faVorit" among his playmateS. ella ssrnat"s
and friends. and all that loving hands
Gould do. and medical Skill devise. was
done. but God saw III 20 call him FOR pro-
motion to Il nobI'r, higher life as a star
OF eternity,
blessed are tho dead who die in the
lord"
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HELP

al once. men to qualify for inotormen.
,oondictors. interurban roads III Virginia.
S,v-S'p monthly. No strikes. Experience
Unnecessary. state age. booklet free. Write
HlhiIas"r, Electric Railways Bureau. S.l
- L1L,atc Trust. ST. Louis. $40.
SALESMAN OF ability TO attend to our In
t"rcstS IN l:ichinonI ana eventually he
rofi. state taiesrnanager Full. particulars.
hrst letter. which viii be treated
I4hiicntiailH. Address 1. 80. car. Times
IiiE way 10 get government Job is
through the Washington civil Service
Stioni. ~" pr"par" you and you get "A
positiOn or wc guarantee to refund your
miph.? Write To Earl hopkins. President,
W hshihrtou.. u. -. for Book l.. lot. telling
ABOUT Et-.2s" government positions with
lllc,in,e employ in.ut, short hours, sure pay,
LcsuIar Vacations.
COY ENNNENI EXAMINATIONS Thorough
ihaifngtl"n so Returned IL not appoint
vice school. Washington. u. e.
suUN raiiway, mall clerk examinations in
niGi'n"mL: y, 70 $3.50 month; Every
ileccssarI. Sample questions free. Write
nlilcdih''iy Franklin Institute. Dept.
Is, Rnchester. y. Y.
"N-ry h~ioadminded man In Nir-
Einia To join IN" Persona! Liberty League
of America send - cents for information
aud application blank. Address r. %. BuN
40. Richmond. Va. Write your name aud
address plainly
wANTtD. boy 70 deliver clothes. Apply
WANTED. druggist. Stat" axe. experience
and salary expected. Address Box iOS.
IIopcw"li. Va.
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Wy.

SALESMEN covering regular weekly Ter
small capital necessary. Elgin Distrioatins
company, "s American Trust Building.
fVutS",i ny WORKING a definite territory
calcnd"rs. monthly service cards, feather
s@o"r; nSnr,'si noyeltiGs Mary years OF
n,sh'Sl "omnsnss,i"n Best f]sciitics Adj
mrm's me winters Company, Sales Depart
experienced travelling salesman
i"r ,arse Iobbins grocery business. Big
on good proposition. Apply. With r.fcTencns IL
Z! 40 ere rinc ' Dispatch.
Sni.hSNlt:N tha, can produce results with a
SALARY or commission. Write Tor particulars,
Murphy & Ian.c. Cleveland, O.
SAiIESMA for general mercantiIc TRAGIC in
virginia to gil . new proposition OF merit.
Vacancy now. Attractivc commission con.
ltixier Co. wh@iesai"" I SSrIl@TsS' e7 N', Cs r,t +,
hlds Cleveland. Ohio.
itAN: good offer for few experienced sales.
men; who can Givs references. Breeder
Medlcinc 10. Memphis. Tenn.
SA,;ESMA% Cling on The jobbins trade to
Ron 81. New Orleans. La. "
hiGi r,l..ASS ,sal"smcu. capable OF S>lIing
an o'tir" npp!ianc. OF mort, The s]r.atssi
arc in he 5000 and s7:Opo class cali a,
Icon ITO. Virginia Railway and rower
p"ranc. drinks In small towns liberal
commission with $40 weekly wing ac-
Louis. Mo. ~" ~
EN- HIAoKDiNARY SALESMAN. CAPABLE
OF earning $4,000 to $1,000 p"r year selling
PEST low priced motor truck on market
ADDRESS 9 SOC. car" s-Dispatch.
SAl.ESMEN to travel ON commission selling
retail trade. Shirts. underwear. hosiery
ladics' and children's dresses. waists. SKIRTS
general merchandise. Samucls Mfg. Co. RIA
Broadwny. New York.
SALESMAN wanted to work small towns in
hrF territory. Via per week lra wing nc
count allowed good men. Western Cider
Co. ST. Louis NO.
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HELP ~WANTED-i,cmaIc

$3.50 salary for 40 days work paid woman
in each town to Distribute fr"c circulsr RS
aud take orders for Whit" Ribbon conccn-
trat"b flavoring. i. y. Ii"Elcr Co. Chi
cago.
s259 per day paid one lady in each town
Ia Distribute free circulars for Conccn-
trat.d fla vorinE In tubes. Permanent posi-
ton. e II. Barr Co. Chicago.
WANTED. "a inuitigraph operator. begin
n"r considered: also press f"c,s,r. Gordon
pres: good salary. steady J,b. can Ran
dolrh 40 to-day, or address "a o.. care, Times
Dispatch.
WANTED 4 s"ainstr.ss. Experienced on
coats. Apply os East Broad.
WANTED. NJ once. young iady, married
preferred. TO do several months copying
at nome. Answer In own h~aadwrltiug.
Address Is ?n5. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. young lady to assist In dental
Office. ENp"ri"nC. not necessary. State
salary expected. Address T.. -. BOX $50,
FIVE white cooks for meats. vegetables,
bread and cakes: = white checkers. on"
white" salad girl. one whit" pantry girl. :
whit" meat carycrs. 10 white counter girls.
Young girls and settled women for factory
work. white and coiorcd cooks and maids.
Apply Public Employment bureau, Room ).
t'ItV Hal
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It'd. WANTS

MY, cents u line per Insertion
'etDA Mi III SS"tS s a ltne t%o 'in1 ns.
,nrhn ao''oTInE r,,ss Apply Tor rcpeated
S 5S'SS]as, s$ X. It%S% 81 $"sY$$ S.. tSH IHiS: sJ H?i
hhairE2 'i! + LINE.
SUNDAY and DASppIIS9 in assGT 'nss' 20 cents.
I r SMsf i" MG5ri%%Ths ~ rsm,s; 40 can't,
the s''"u n%nf "" 3" s> ,isls aud If"a'ei in.
) i,nss Mimi, one @esk. i cents Stf"s !" line l'"' 70.
lines ssS 10 IN, III n ii,"i,. sn1 TX Is sS,td q agate ,r ~
Tne aGqre rates cover AL, classiheatiors
FOR I'D. WANT ADS.
The following Times Dispatch branch Of
MAJ Wan, '' ADJ Tor ar. 1"e son,sm.s"GS II tms pubI,o;
regular Office rates. ..nicn are gwen above:
VEST Or tOushEE SrtEEr.
IaSedo's Drug store. ilosi A:e. and
Emarlea Turner Druggist. IVES, Broad.
kerns rnarm.acy. l,3a Hanover Ave.
X. "ii IT. nno : pE nfus s' StSte - "S"'s Az;
wriEe,.a Drug %. Inc. LoniDafiy ana
Alien Avenue rnarn,Acy. Alien ave. aud
4; r; Johann Drug CO. 81 v; Main 81,
HKurnei%s Drug store, ~ IS, h if% 81,
Tarrant Drug store. Foushco and Broad
=. EAST or, rousnEE sTnEl.r.
Eariis's s" r"@rh D.os E iH%ii aha : ,rn nl"% Si,! St.
WWatls Ping s,9rs r'Itn AMI MarsnaIi s's.
y il. Dig i.Is"a 100 =? N.o;i;Ga f' iyh tai'a s,: st
IsiGiGraso" Drus store. uv4 y. Seen
3 g. Ghdlrey. % X Eighteenth St,
W,ilian'a Pharmacy. Twenty-nrst and Mar
Sprlns.g Dfur Company. Twcnty-th.rd and
w9pl 9 sehaat Drug Co. Twen,v-nf,h
WooGs IuaIuacy. Tw,rty-brb ana ,oIvh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

y use , clean-cut young men who lag,
nad some experience In soliciting. State
lint' age ana length of time you have been
aoIi,itinG; Work is high grade and PAYS
Wei Addresa 9 909. care Times Dispatch.
tractors, just perfected: best thing i'm tho
world. Address q 9Oj. care TiInes-Dis-
HAVE dandy side or exclusive line for rn.n
making small towns. Commissions week
~ only experienced road men considered
Eagle importing Company. 81. Louis. Mo.
SPECIALITY SALESMAN MAG AZINE,
100 pages monthly. chuck full { inspirn-
10 soil; every issue ID a course In salesman
snip, vigorously and fcarlcssiy exposes
fraudulent advertisers: salcsman's truo
friend and champion. Yearly 81; } months
trial subscription. 20c fstamps acccptcd1.
Specially Salesman Magazine, SOsB South
Dearborn Street. Chicago.
AGENTS., Insurance.. to soil patent auto
,natlc hrc cNtinguisher direct to consumer,
Liberal commission proposition. Complete
nrormation. with reference. IL. Bigclow,
and Butties. Columbus, y,
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HELP ~wA.NTED-lcmole

a few ladies' not employed. who are capable
of presenting 81 high-ciass proposition
AIlrcss = 9l2. care Tlnes-D!spatch.
general houscwork girl. good
cook, small family, good wages. Apply
:60+.A Hanover Avenue.
WANTED. II French .Soverness to take en-
tire charge of one little girl. Address p.
q. Box tt2. City.
girls and housewives. YOU can
meet the increasing high cost Of living
bT devoting your spare moments to pleas
amt work among your friends and acGuaint-
ances In the interests uf southern Woman's
Magazine. We help YOU and pay you we'll.
Apply By letter. giving references. ~. 5.
White, District Manager, Law Building.
Norfolk. Va.
AT once. ten ladies' to travel. demonstrate
and sell well-cStablished line to our deal
"rs Previous experience not necessary.
nrmE Co ILeni- So Omaha Neh-
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HELP WANTED-MaIe and Female

TIE virginia Teachers Burcau, Box S33.
liichmoni; Va. wishes 10 enroll teachers
now Tor lsl1-lN, as well as present encr-
semcy call. In Virginia and southern States.
Established 1898. Reliable service. Writ.
W.. a: W. tridiin. President. j. Walton
Hall. Manager.
HERES so u week Siying out merchandise
hoohictS to friends. 81 cash for every one
distributed. Writ. fUT Information. Ball
Distributing Company. Box G35. Norfolk. Va.
MEN-WDMEN. 80 weekly collecting names
and addresses. No canvassing Send
Sthlnp Superba Co. : IL. Baltimore. Md.
st"nugiaphcr 10y automobile cor
ppration. See l.. T.. Stcere, ,Jr.. 1913 West
Brnad Strecr.
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WANT two commercial sales
men that have had two years
or more successful road expert
ence, who are earning $3.50 per
month and wish to do better.
Prefer men not over thirty, who
are active and can furnish
good reference. Communica-
ton strictly confidential. e
9l4, care Times-Dispatch.
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"Prav Tell Me.

NJ; VAUGHAN has rc"rless cleaner cona
III ilkr eN'r'IhinG else No. madam.
s"ll /, ~ Same old pricc. aud hop" TO con
iinuc 50 =" DO, for we consider q, an abso-
lutc necessity In ever home. While lbs
worth 4 dollar q L5t,l". tn" price is still
.c. Your grocer. your Druggist. or Naughans.
Madison lOt
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Sugar at 4c Pound

considered very chctI. and ihis was
price - f"w months back. Everything is
high. Postage stamps and Peerless
cleaner ana l'olish"r remain at same old
Your grocer. your druggist. or
NauRhan's. Madison iO;. viii nh your wants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
IN NfI;NiORIAM

sad and loving remembrance OF
my dear huspa nd. WALTER q. ROSE.
who lied ora" year ago yesterday. February
-, 1916.
oh. dear. how wo miss you
40 ON" can ever know.
hut We hop" to meet YOU
On that other shore.
HT HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

GOD Funeral services FOR SAMUEL NJ.
MOODY, SIXTY sin years old. who died
yesterday at 80 o'clock. will hc conducted
~ ms home. 2tli jefferson Avenue. TO
N''htEcN al II \. NJ. II. Is survived by his
willow. ihr." daughters. Mrs. John Stein.
MT w . barnet. Miss Nellie Moody, and
IN sons, ~ VI. Moody, Jr. Thomas j.
Hl"@iy,, christian !. Moody. Chaiii. MOODY,
= ~ Moody and Herbert Mccoy. MIR. Moody
hah been am Invalid for III" past thr""
year,, Intcrment Will b. ia Oakwood Gene
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WANTED-Agents.

?3a per cent PROFIT selling Jubilee Spark Tr-
tehslters TO automobile owners. garaget.
SnTe cure for spark plug troubles. Sells nix
write to-day: Jubilee Mtx. Co., Dept. III!
AGENTS can make, big profits selling our
DAY FOR free particulars. The jackson Mer-
Shhndisins Co.. 1901 Grant Street. Omaha.
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NEW invention. ventilated m indoor
sloset Tor country. village and suburban
homes; no piuinbinG; no water works: no
cesSpo9l; absolutely odoriess: thirty. days
irea .raai E1arantee; every village and farm
one agent made Sll2 commission in eight
hours. Agents outfit free. Exclusive eterri-
tory, contract. Write to-day for full par
ticulars OF This biggest winner ever offered
TO statesmen. Address Shafcr Mfg. Co., 4Gs
Cotton Bldg. Toledo. q.
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Eoodaess-sells itself Uncover 25D light
, MoSG u, popu'ar priced necessities. We pay
mad" at The start. No capital. No OK.
per.ence required. Enormous demand. Sells
last: big repeater. Valuable territory open:
an or spare time. Elegant Agents Outht
furnished free. Write to-day. Postal will
do. T.. D.. Conway, Sales Manager. 81 Amer
loan nmildInE. Cinclnnati. ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

TAILORING agents, sell cool cloth. beach
cl"th-mohair suits. made 10 measure. Any
styles wanted. Prices lower than ready
mades. Sdmpl. OUTFIT ready. Can mako
biz money on this line. Leeds Wooden Miits,