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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-26

Goioerap. &iebeinmmcn mcncs at
orele Jig ON en- balp Winion Collars,
og Vefteoal Sumber So. bill oeo oen.
he translation bctrpgge fin @irfiom-
beO for be npitc 10 Ior. Sirnlnet
bar ellonu omtrcnt 80 Wiaioncr SOB
Senu1ler at bugge paa Snoianerre.
lerpatione,l.
Sibliscre Ga GrpsIe-W nnb bpb. =
Ole Sarien, Der / Ga Grosle's @Ipm.
ltringstio bar Ell al &c melt fremra.
gcloc % bebit fienote Gerionligbeber
inoen gpens bengang meget betpbeIi.
&C norifc 9oloni, er 10oe Sftober at.
gaact oeb 9oocn | &alamasoo, Wicb.,
70 Iar ounnlcl. Sans Sllitru bar
fun to WaaneOer ier gaaet foruo.
Ole 2arien bar giriosl og fom til
Imerifa / 1866. Sneofer al Yrofes-
lion pparbeibebe ban / 60 Grosie cit
ubitraft gpgningsiorretning og brep
/ Ipnsere Sin Ell eftcr Ben Sibs @taa.
Ieitof meget flor Sabrif for @pgs
ningsmateriaIc. Otter at benne bar
brGnot og Nebgangstioen begpnote at
piie Jig / Ga CROSSE, flptteoe ban /
1896 til &alamasoo, Der ban iiben
bar boot. San efterlaber fig en- Spn
og ier Setre.
Snbfumitifatten 10 Iiqiuner. -
Stateus Sfottefonmisiion bar be.
fienotgiort at Ben Snbfpmltifat, Ser
faloer paa &orporationcr / Wiscons
lin, err forboblet iiben forrige Iar, og
set efter oe famine Garter iom for,
bpilfet piier ben pGlbige Srem9ang,
Ser er giort / oe forifielige Snbu-
itrier. Gen SnOfomitifat netop ilo-
lignet er for $7,34S,S6S.7 3, iammen-
lignet meb$3, 743, 1S0.17 forrige Star.
Snbfomitifatten for @nfeltperioner err
enbnu life uolignet, men bpis Der I
be,ne @ren bier fig Ell l~ignenoe
Stigning, bill @isconiin iaar inb-
frGpe eobt og bel 10 Willioner Col.
lars / oenne Sfat. SnbfomItlfatten
foroeles ioolebes, at 70 8rocent TIL
faloer ben 9p elfer oct Conn, bpor
ben inbfr9pes, 90 Yrocent tilfaloer
Golrntpet og 10 Erocent Staten. Stas
tens Inbel err beregnet at o9ffe 10.
gifterne meo l1oligniag o. |. b.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-26
SQinois.
Uniotar Srffer HcfprN.

Ipiatpr irtter Hcfurb. 2pitnant
81. SO. Scbroeoer peo ct al De Serene
oe Stoters Ipiationsforps bar / Chi
caao fat en- Geforb blanot Ipiatsrer
inoen Irmeen peo / en- Seioe at 1000
SOD at loop the loop" 80 8allge.
2sitnont Scbroeoer ubfsrte bette We.
IterItpffe eiter at bape tilbagelagt De
ia Wfil fra Huntolll til Chicago pad
en- Sirne og 40 Winllter.
&efuro lat peb Gbieagos Stuef
Yaros. Sorrige llge mootoges peo
Gbicagos Stocf Daros mere ap9g
enb / ct filiparenoe Siosrum nogen-
gang for, % en- @erbensrcforo err oer-
peo laaet. s rgens Sob mootoges
tO2, 593 Stpffer 8p9s, beri fife meo-
rcgnef 1850 9alpe, % ben tioligere
Iatte 6efprb operifrioes oerpeo meb
1863. De nun9renbe beie 8riier
paa Mtais % anbet Sober brinser Sp-
orpttere til at brinee fit apGs paa
Iarfeoet for at unogaa Srnterfob.
ring, 1tges DER.
@erpmt Nrnefiempe hsS. Gobert
Nitsiimmons, Der / lin Sib bar Ser.
bensmeiter / 9orefuniten, bsbe Man.
Dag Mprsen paa ct Soipital | Obi.
caao. 9eosaariagen bar 9ungebetGn.
Belle. Man mente, at ban piIoe bolbe
ub be ii fuIoe &unber, iom benne
Spsbom ofte giper fraftise aonititu-
tioner, men ben tibIigere Ieroensme.
tier piite Iioen Northumberland | ben.
ne i'm iibite 8amp, troos at ban til
oct iioite bebolbt ct n9iten nipGffet
Moo - ban ialot eiter finn 8 Cages
aamp. 6it5iimmons panot &eroens.
mleiterifabet peo / 1897 at beleire
Sames 5. Gorbett. Gen me Seroens.
meter / 9orefmiten par ba 35 aar
aammeI. Gre Iar ienere fnIht ban
Soe for Sim Seifries, ben fipHpe-
mesiise aieoeIimco ira California.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-26
NDrS Safcta.
@asfuub pcb @ilistpn. s

Wastln0 Dc0 W~illisfDf1. Vrpilobo=
rere poa Scrman NelionS Sarm peo
@iniSton bar / en- Tpboc al omtrent
$40 500 trltffet natltrlig Gas. 8aien
bppcr fig pn1trent en- SOP oper Gan-
set % brGllber meb flar Slamme.
@%anffaSiercr bpb al Sfnoiaar. 81.
6. aotchian, &osierer / SirIt State
@anf / aermit, fonbteS Wtunbag iom
ofiipIet Sig / ct HeoifabSifllr NOR
9onfen. st Sfl1oiaar / &opebet bar
lioen Spil Sob$oariagerL % Ell Ge-
polper ionbte3 pes Sioen al 2iget.
Suffer % anlmamsel / Sarge. s
2pbct al oe iioite Gage bar SargoS
SuSmeore maottct npie Jig meo 5
eler ollermcit 10 Gullo Suffer 40
@angct, ioet @rocerphonblerne bar
giort oenue S%noifrpnfning for at ipa.
re poo oet fnoppe Sorroab. Nogen
M Toripnina pentebes life fsr 2pr-
BAG ocnnc llge. Songt pGrre bar DOG
Ben totole Wtonqel paa Saaroflll, ioet
alllhanolernc life funoe lfoffe tllpcie
nogct unoet enc Glpoful.
2rrcrcs Mniifprueram i~lsifes. -
Hortb 2afotn2 2Grcrforening bolOer
lit aarIige Dtpoe / Sismarcf ira Site
Oft til 2bcn Nop., og / Samflang
meO Sen oImin0cIiae Stenning / Can.
set cr beIIltttct, at oct ponlige Wltlif.
program i~lpiic5 og Sc ocrOeo tnoipa-
rcoe Yen9e ifiGufcS oct Heoc 8prS.
Sitcoetfnr at cngngerc fp'tbare nntlia
falitc Storrclicr pil Der for 'prIte glt-
rem ioranitaltc3 Ell poplllGr llnoer.
holoning % &nbtpgtcrne oerpeo 'tal
ogian opcrIcpcre5 oct Hsoe &orS. Su-
pernor Tro5icr boIoer Selfomlttalen.
Nunpnrtiinn 0cagne / 8anfforrct-
ming. Ser ppIpieS, at Nonpartilan
league, clcr iolialb fremragenoe
WtGno inbcn ocnne Sormerorganila-
tion, bar ifoiict Jig 9ontrol oper TO
al Statcna frcmroacnoe ganfinltitll-
TONER, ncnIig Scanoinapian Imeri-
can Snnf / Sarge % Giti5ens State
@anf / Sisbon. $. s. Sagen, FrGlt'
Dent al nGontc @anf / Sarge, bar
nemIig iolgt oct meite al fine Iftier
til s. 5. SaitingS, Sarmeror9arllla-
~tioucns SinunSiefretpr, pg til Forter
&imbau al SCOPE, ct anbet fremrogen.
DC WebIcm, % Der. Saaen bar meo.
gipet, at @anfen$ iremtibise %irfiom-
beb oil itpreS al Sreaniiationens Sn'
tereSier. SaitiugS % &imbau bar
ianltibig fiebt en- fontrpuerenoe gel
lai 9iSbon.9 anfenss Iftier, liaeiom
Der icr ifaI ppre fisbt ilere mirore
@anfe, Der pil aisre fin Sorretnirlg
lgiennem Scandinavian Imericait
9anf / Sarge.
Ina furtrrnacr Speoen. Sano-
brugsfommiSi0r Sobn g. Sagcn bar
erflPret. at set nleo Hilg tillaaeoe
Ireal er iorsget meo 100 Erocent, og
al bette life fon anoet emo icrminolte
8~aarbpeben. Ser er flere 8rilnoe for,
at Sarmerne ilouioer fine &l,eagre,
Tiger @r. Saeen. SEQ at iaa mere
Rua fan Snobcitninsen iproelcs paa
ct itsrre SibSrum % enoel Irbeios'
bielp ipares, meoens ser | Tirtellg.
beben err Iiseiaa itor Sortieiielte | Den
Tom i Spebe, paa famine Sio iom Hr4
Gen / DC ieuere gar albria bar ilaaet
ieil. Ger ifaI M p9re t%iliaaet mere
eno oct oobbelte a%creantal al oenne
SGoort moo bpao ser iibite Somnier
inobelteoeS. % Der err mango Udrlile'
re Tom bar penot belt ON % laaet
Rug iiicbetior SUEDE. apnsise 0olt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-26

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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-12

get our toes and feel ffisky as colts.
Everybody with a corn Or callus needs
smaller shoes and liavcfpain-free feet
enjoy ourselves as We did without
corns. Get a bottle to-day from your
druggist or sent on receipt Of price
by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, ILL.,,
25c is all you need 10 pay.
Sold in Laurens and recommended d
as the worlds best corn remedy by
Eureka Drug Co., Laurens Drug Co.,
Powc Drug CO., Putnam Drug Store,
b. +. Poscy.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-12
ROUMANIANS WILL
ALSO CEASD FIGHTIS

Join With Russians In Armistlce.
HOstilities Suspended on Whole
Front.
Jassy. Roumania, Thursday, dec. G..
lit has been decided that the Rou-
manian troops shall associate them
selves with the Russians in the pro
posed armistice, though the Rou-
manians have rejected every attempt
at decentralization, says an official an
nouncemcnt made here today.
Hostilitics were suspended today on
the whole front
There have been several reports
from Berlin and Vienna that the Rou-
manians had Joined with the Russians
in the negotiation with the Germans
for an armistice, but official confirma-
ton heretofore has been lacking and
OH "Wednesday an official denial OF
them was issued in London.
The Roumanian troops are holding
positions along the Western Moldavian
frontier and the line across Southern
Moldavia to the Black Sea at which the
Germans and Austrians were halted
at the conclusion OF their drive in
1916.
Russian troops are imtersperscd with
the Roumanians, and the withdrawal
of the Russians from active operations
would make it almost impossible for
garians from the south as well as by
the German and Austrian armies OF
the east, OF vastly superior size. to
carry out an independent military pol
icy.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-12
Chamhcrlain's Cough Remedy.

This is not only one OF the best and
most efficient medicines for coughs,
colds and Group. but is also pleasant
and safe to take, which is important
when medicine must be given to chill
drcn. Many mothers have given il
their unqualified endorsement.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-12
MADDRN Ws.
.>''"s"'''"'"

%a0ucn Dec. 4.-IhanKBSlVlng Day
passed quietly in our community,
There was a s0berncss in tho hearts
ef all hchtting the fact that our coun-
thy is at war.
Corporal Pope Chapman of Camp
Jackson spent the THANKSGIVING holi-
days with his parents here. He was
at Sunday school shaking hands with
his friends. He returned to Columbia
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II S. 1angstOn had a
pleasant day Sunday when they had
rs their guests their sister, Mrs. Ella
iIudgens Of Knoxville and Mr. w. II.
'ludgcns and family. In the afternoon
they were Joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Pick
iudgcns and Mrs. Rufus Dunlap Of
aurcns. These family gatherings are
ways enjoyable occasions to this
Iospitablc home.
Mcsdamcs Josie Martin and Cleo G.
Wofford ate their THANKSGIVING din
ner with their sister Mrs May Mad
den.
Mr. and Mrs. Simpson Bailey have
moved to their former home near Sc
dalia in Union county.
Mrs. Frank Martin spent her
THANKSGIVING with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Finley
The shredder OF w. ID. Byrd and Son
Is now at work here Shrcdding corn
for j. u. iGulbertson and J. A. Wofford.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-12
"Fruits of His Folly".

Fruits OF His FOLLY" will be given
at Shiloh school on the night OF Dec
10th at o'clock for the benefit of the
school. The admission fee will be Csc
and 10c.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-12
The oulnne That Does No, Aztec, the Head

Because of it's tonic and laxative effect. LANA.
TIVE BROMO QUININIs Is better than ordinary
Quininc and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head. Remember the full INC and
look for the signature of t. w. GROVE. 30c
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-12
HOLLY GROVE NRWS.
= = y =
Holly Grove, Dec. 3.-Mr. T. Ed.

city, Mr. Waldrop coming to his coun-
Try home.
Mr. ii. l.. 'lakely has gotten more
than seven hundred bushels of corn.
He is sowing grain extensively
more than fifty acres in wheat and
oats. Mrs. Blakcly has the finest col
lection of canned fruits, preserves,
pickles, We have seen.
Thanksgiving has come and gone,
The grandchildren from Clinton came
up on Bailey Graham's team the night
preceding and about nine p. NJ. came
rushing in like a wind storm-each
with Il present for Circumstances the
youngest said Papa had sent forty
lcvcn kisses which he proceeded to de-
liver with quick gusts. Irvane. who is
brought suit case filled with good
things to help out with the dinner
next day which was a success. for
Grandmother belongs to the old school
Of cooks and dinner Cotton up under
her supervision is one not soon for
gotten. James brought his chum to
spend the weekend at Grams
AS you we'll know where one boy
mov no t,mc and civil two nov, ,;,,
mako things hmm ,rbo,, ,odo t,,o ,,,,o
around the lot until old George was
| thoroughly disguSted. They chased
thc calves nn,,od ont ,,o ,,d ,oo.tor,.
toil ana scnt ,bn c,t. o,,,;r. !, ,,,
directions In fact v,, ,,r ,i,,,,.
| tell when tho bovs wcrc comm. NV
seeing tho cats )cayc for n,,t. m
known
Ono aged cot wa. soon f.,;mhin, ,ho
raftcrs with great agility for ono or
her wears How shc con,c to ho die
mcmbcrcd of this oscotorv function
we canont tcll unIcss II wa. h,tt,inr
| for hcr rights
Gran" said James .c,tcb pom,
| for mc?" But GRO thc words u.o,o
spoken Polly cycins him lcrt Al, an;
| nal life on thc nloco wcro IN :, s,,,o
Of wild apprchension-i -includny our-
! selves. James shared all ~ h;. no...
| with his littlc friend un,il II c,r,o ,n
The grandmother. Gran was lie ovclr
! that wc were Obliged to 90, y, .wi,ch
Sivrly IIc hrc,mn .o Observation-Disclosures
seeing which, the little visitor con
| cudrd he had host ,oko mo fire, tr,;,
for home. which he did
NrtCr he Icrt thcrn was nuin. ~,
t.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-12
CORN PAIN
STOPPED QUICK.
Corns Lift Right on With aGets.Ito

Blessed relief from corn pains is
simple as A B G with "Gets-It"
When you've been limping around
for days trying to get away from u
hcart-drilling corn or bumpy callus,
and everything you've tried has only
made it worse, and then you put some
"Gcts-lt' on and tho pain eases right
iaway, and tho corn peels right off like
a banana Skin-"an't it a grand and
heavenly feeling
"Gets-1t" has revolutionized the
corn history Of the world. Millions
use it and it never fails. Ladies wear
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-12
What is LAX-FOS

LAX-FUS Is An IMPROVED CRSCHRR
A Digestive Liquid Laxative, Cathartic
and Liver Tonic. Contains Cascara Bark,
Blue Flag Root, Rhubarb Root, Black
Root, May Apple Root, SIENNA Leaves and
Pepsin. Combines strength with pala-
table aromatic taste. Does not grippe. SOC
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-19
DEMOCRATSFAVOR AMEND
ING The CRAB Law
Resolution t'aVOrino Needed Chan
4cN in The Law Unanimously
Passed by The County Demo-
cratic Club.

At Il gathering of the candidates
on the Democratic ticket and many
other Democrats from all sections of
the county, yesterday, al the County
Democratic Club rooms, in the Hen
ry Building. on High street, a num-
Der of gentlemen engaged in the
Grabbing business, who were present,
brought up the subject OF the pres
ent crab laws. and as the result of
the discussion, the following resolu-
ti0n was adopted. without a dissent
ing voice.
Resolved That in view of the
widespread dissatisfaction with the
present crab laws, which proves con-
cISiNely that some changes are need
ed in this law, we favor amending
the law in such way as omeet the
reasonable objections to its pTOyi-
sions. including the allowance of a
per Centage of small crabs.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-19
CAMBRIDGE GETS THE FIRST
CIRCUS OF The SEASON

Cambridge is to be favored with
the first circus of the season, Sept.
"A. The LaTena Big Ring Circus
and Wild West Show will exhibit for
one day giving performances after
noon at , and evening ut s. This
show is of considerable size and fur
nishes a ring performance deserving
the very highest praise. The man
agement claims the show in its en-
tirety 10 be perfectly free from i'm
moral, suggestive or lewd features
and especially attractive TO ladies
and children.
In addition 10 the elegant ring
performance furnished b. the best
arenic talent, they also carry two
score American cowboys and COW
girls who give a typical Western eX-
hibition.
The big free street parade is
worth going far to see. many cages
of wild beasts of which this aggrega-
zion has a large collection, will be
open TO the gaze of spectators. Pa
rade will leave show grounds at
I 1880 O'cIock.-AdV.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-19
Origin OF Military
Salute Explained

Washington, Sept 1S.-The mill
tary salute had d curious origin, if
the tradition brought to light by U.
S Marine Corps officers at their
headquarters here may be believed.
The Navy soldiers say that the salute
originated in the days of the tourna-
ment, at which a queen of beauty
was chosen TO preside. The knights
and their esquires and all who took
part in the tourney, on presenting
themselves before the queen, lifted
each one hand level with the brows
as tiia0 * 5it5zzfCT l:ht Of her
presence.
Although it's significance has been
forgotten. that same salute is now
used by military men in recognition
OF a superior rank; the Marine Off
GERS say.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-19
Communication

Mr. Editor:
Would you kindly allow space in
your most valuable paper for the
following:
On Saturday evening, Sept. l5.
1917. TWO of our much liked yCung
men. Mr.. Herman W. Todd and Mr..
Lacy T. Pritchett, of Lower Dorches-
ter gave an excellent entertainment
to commemorate their departure to
the camp which is to be soon. BY
the kindness of G. d. Bramble. the
affair was held at his store, which
was as follows:
Music, Star-Spangled Banner.
Favorite hymn, Brighten the Cor
ner
Prayer by r. w. Mills.
Address, A Loyal American Citi-
zen" r. W. Mills.
Glen Jones.
Hymn, Precious Name.
Music, Maryland, My Maryland.
After the program had been rem
dered. refreshments were served, af-
ter which music was again enjoyed.
our beloved national anthem, The
Star-Spangled Banner. ana tolu1npla,
The Gem of The Ocean.
Those present expressed themsel-
yes as having spent delightful ev-
ening. and wished the two young,
optimistic men great success in their
noble stand for their country. The
music was furnished by Mr.. E. Bram-
Bile and d number of young men, and
was very good. Those present We're:
George D.. Grant, Monroe and Ivy
Bramble. GOrdy, German and Brice
Tall, William, Wilson, Eyerman,
Sterling and Thos. +. Pritchett, Edw.
S. Clifton. Milbourne, Willie and j..
CYRIL Robinson. Goldsborough,B ,Brice
ana McCullah Johnson, Winnie
Jones. Lemuel and Herman Wingate,
Alexander, Naaman and Hobart
Mills. Clinton Ruark, Ellsworth Muir
ply. Leander Tall. Euland Jones.
Theburn Truitt and Alvin Woodland.
+. S. Il.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-19
Storing Vegetables
In The Home

I'm hn nnFOE
! Ah hS A'"'i>
|
! ,yasbinoton - & SEM IS Nh
! tural STORAGE nj Iate ypgprabies IN
| th, home for u-n in fail and winter
- nractica which j. aayfsabI, cy-
ary seasons esparialIy desirable
nov rha1 rha roIirtr.,. .- ~ N3r, saws
tb, Tnitad St,ta. Dan.,rin,,-t or
Agriculture Eafrr3I storage is lhe
! Ieast trouhIesooe way of j;eeping
food fo,. futi1rp usa II is p1iuted out
or-A.n.,,- he n,.,rticad virh little ey-
na3,ca in most hor,as n&lar i'm th4
couptrv M. in the CITY SUch stor-
age is of chief ,glun 10 owners OF
ho,ne gardens but when yeuerahle-
suitable for storage may be purchas-
o6 cbeanl,, i NOV. he ,,,.,c,ic.,i nrotit.
ahlv hvt some oIhar househoIders
NJ ,,iroi,,I ,.oo+,hI.. (which
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nat n1~t J,,ho,. AVA %I,ih ,ra,.. ~ ,,,cb as
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49,, oe l.o 1ne nus pop puldl
~ ~ S.ol 0ti'i 10, 10 puiI' i"i ger!
s oiuei . 'tN an" tiIe iooi H"S " oeep
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~ I y ~ 'u'h 'ell'lS may ne Gull
81 VI "oo"' NoIi'l ete' stoue' VI
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:. sc III o.tucoi pdHNS oi pltS
- ~ i'.ost PiiiiIi,I' anu ledSI eA-
ponotNG hielHo" VI heeplhs MANY
'ISetaole9 anu i IdIll! SdtlSIdttof!
WI WHERE 'ne GROUND Is NeA-oralhed.
MS nethoo ooeS not compare IN
oohN Nenlehce, however Win storage
III cellafS since III perlodS OF oad
weather the vegetables are often ac-
ceSSaple Win dllhcultE. Inc con-
structlon OF banks Is begun by max
ing dh excavation or lncheS deep
IN Well-dralhed locauon and lining
IL with straw, leaves, or similar ma
terlal. Inc vegetables casually
ioot crops are placed on this litter
In a conlcal pile. The sides and top
= S
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Choptank River Fish.

We now nave Choptank river fish,
fresh caught daily. Call telephone
1S9.-J. Howard Phillips Il Co..
Fish Market, foot dge-Ady.l 1875
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WANTED Boy over 10 years,
for grocery store. Steady work and
chance for advancement. R. A. Ira
vers and Sons. 9-S-tf
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wANTED-Old false teeth. Don't
matter if broken. L pay 81 to SIS per
set. Send by parcel post and receive
check by return mail L. Mazer. 2007
S. Fifth St, Philadelphia, Pa. S-27-1m
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WANTED An 1 intelligent person
may earn S10O monthly corresponding
for newspapers; $40 to $50 monthly in
canvassing: subjects suggested. Send
for particulars. National Press Bu
reau. Room 1853, Buffalo, NY. 4-28-6m
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WANTED

WANTED OId-fa shioned sideboard
Address j., care Banner, giving full
description and price. 918tf.
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WANTED-Operator on Union
tors to make sleeves in factory or at
home. McCaulfy x Co. 1S-0t.
WANTED-A good boy, about 16
years Old to carry bundles and work
in store. Steady employment. Apply
to Hurley q Williams. 9-6-tf.
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$4,000 to lend on first mortgage, on
desirable real estate. Leroy L. Wal
lace, Attorney-at-Law. 4-24-tf.
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FOR SALE
FOR RENT

FOR RENT rooms, suitable fol
offices, and l room for man boarder
Apply to 216 High street. 17-3t.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN have several
amounts ranging from $500 to $1,000
for immediate investment on first-class
mortgages. w. Irving Mace, Attorney
at-Law. 7-12-tf.
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FOR RENT houses on Willis ST.,
and on Travers street. For terms ap-
ply w. H. Leonard & Co. 526-tf
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FOR RENT-315 Belvedere avenue, 6
room house, bath and all modern con-
veniences, including garage, stable,
poultry yards. and garden. Apply to
George b North. 9-13-2w.
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FOR RENT-House on Muir street,
back of Phillips Hardware Co, nine
rooms. good repair. inside toilet. rea-
sonab BILE rent. John w. Fletcher. 10-2w.
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FOR RENT-New house on Hugh
lett St Apply to William F. Apple
garth. z-S-tf.
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FOR RENT-6 ON house on Lin
den avenue. Immt 1iate possession. Ar
ply NJ. Warren H3per. Stiff.
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FOR RENT-Room on Gay ST, ad-
joining engine house. formerly occu-
pied by John B. Foble. Apply to Edw.
S. Phillips. 9-15-tf.
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SEE HARVEY ii. CONWAY for the
best located houses in Cambridge, all
modern improvements. Moderate rents.
Houses always for rent. LIFT.
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FOR RENT-126 Locust street; i'm
mediate possession. Fora l.. West,
phone 1S15-F5. S-29-tf.