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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-01-01

The American Red Cross withdrew
the Christmas Candle suggestion just
before Christmas day. The sugges-
ton was to place lighted candle be-
hind every Cross service flag. 1t in
volved too great a IRE risk.
Our sidewalks are in very
slippery condition and many serious
falls have been reported the past
week.
The st. Paul road has done fine
thing for it's employees. 1t has shipped
into its yards hardwood logs for wood
at $3.50 a cord. In addition many
employees have sent for car loads of
good soft coal, which has been laid
down here for $500 a ton
Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Landon and
family have moved into their new
home at the corner of Sixth and
Franklin streets, and will soon be
settled there. The residence has been
greatly improved and Mr.. Landon has
now one of the handsomest homes in
the city.
Miss Tinwall Collins slipped and
fell on an icy sidewalk on Christmas,
inficting injuries which will confine
her to her room for some time. She
resides at 500 Kickbusch street.
Last Sunday Rev. Arthur o. Dove,
an evangelist spoke at the $3.50 o'clock
afternoon meeting at the Y. M. CA.
on Sunday; at the Christian Endeavor
meeting at the Presbyterian church at
$50 o'clock p. M, and at a union
meeting at the same church at 1880
O'Clock. He told the "Story of My
Life"
The Week of Prayer" will be OBJ
served in the Presbyterian church,
from Jan. 9th to Jan 18th, 1918
The International Womans Mis-
sionary society of Wausau, will hold
a series of meetings on Jan. 1871, 18th,
and 18th. The speakers out o. the
city, will include Mrs. D. B. Wells,
of Chicago; Mrs. E. H.. Silverthorn.
of Denver, Col; and Mrs. F. F. Nc
Crea of Indianapolis.
The quarterly fire inspection by the
Wausau Fire Department will be
made the early part of January.
B'Nair w. Parcher, brother of Mrs.
H. q. Damon, has enlisted in the U. S.
army, and is now at Jefferson Bar
racks near st. Louis. B'Nair has
been in the confectionery business
with his brother, Charles at Mondovi.
for year past.
December 2Sth, was President
Woodrow Wilson's 61st birthday. The
White House was flooded with mes
sages of fluctuations. Many of them
from across the sea.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-01-01
OFFICIAL cITYaND cOUNTYpApER.
As BY Your Mother!

And for your country, boy, and for
that Flag, never a dream but of
serving her as she bids you, even
though the service carry you through
a thousand bells. No matter what
happened to you, no matter who fiat
tiers you or who abuses you, never
look at another flag, never let a night
pass but you pray God to bless that
Flag. Remember, boy, that behind
officers and governments, and people
even, there is the Country Herself;
Your Country, and that you belong
to Her as you belong to your own
mother. Stand by Her, boy, as you
would stand by your mother-Edward
Everett Hale.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-01-01

Hon. Louis A. Lange, who was at
the head of the Reporter Printing
Co, of Fond du Lac, died in Los
Angeles, Calf, on Monday. Dec. "a
1917. Mr., Lange had been i'll for
the past three years, and in the fall.
he and his wife went to California
in hopes of benefiting his health.
He suffered a relapse and died on
the date above stated. He was 6S
years of age. He had been in the
newspaper business in Fond du Lac.
for nearly so years, He established
the Reporter in 1881. He was a
democrat and active in state politics.
He was in the legislature in 1892.
1894, 1896 and 1898. and the last two
years received the complimentary
vote of the minority for the office of
speaker of the house. In 1900 he
was the democratic nominee for state
senator of the 18th senatorial district.
Louis LANCE was man known
throughout the state and very highly
esteemed by all who knew him.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-01-01
Prefers Chamberlain'S

In the course of a conversation
with Chamberlain's Medicine Cos
representative today, we had occasion
to discuss in a general way the merits
of their different preparations. At his
suggestion l take pleasure in express
ing my estimation of Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy. l have a family of
six children and have used this rem
edy in my home for years. l con-
slider it the only cough remedy on the
market as l have tried nearly all
kinds."-Earl Gross, Publisher HAM
ilton County Republican-News, SYRIA
cuSe, Kan.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-01-01
NOTICE

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the First National bank of
Wausau, Wis, will be held in the Of
fees of the bank on Tuesday eve, Jan
8, 1918, at Z o'clock, for the election
of directors and such other business as
may come before the meeting. All
stockholders are requested to be pres
ent
Dated Dec. 7, 1917.
adv. If A. H. CIRCUIT, Cashier
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-01-01
MOSinee Items
MOSinae Times

Ferdinand Rheinschmidt was a
Wausau visitor Monday.
Miss Lena Steffanu~ was a Wausau
visitor Friday.
w. F. LaDu and family spent Christ
mas with relatives at Wausau.
L. j. Kretlow and wife, of Even,
Mich, visited here with relatives dur
ing the Christmas festival.
The Mosinee Land Log & Timber
Co, started hauling logs, yesterday.
They expect to start their saw mill
on the winters cut today or tomor-
row.
Miss Ida Sparby of the town of
Marathon, and Otto j. Kmen of the
town of Mosinee, were united in mar
riage at the M. E. parsonage in this
city Sunday morning, December 22nd,
Rev. Britain officiating.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-01-01

Don't give up the cows" On &C
count of the efficiency and economy
OF production the dairy COW will be
called upon more and more as the
war continues, and the loss of dairy
COWS in European countries will re-
suit in heavy demand for Ameri-
ca dairy products and breeding stock
after the war is over.
Bowels clogged, sick headache, no
fun is it? Why not have that happy
face, red checks that come with good
digestion? HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea makes the bowels work reg
ular, natural-makes you feel like
new. Take it tonight. W. W. Albers
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-01-01

damage to the home and household
goods amounts to about $500. on
which there is insurance. DR. and
Mrs. Frawley were visiting relatives
and friends at Appleton, at the time of
occurrence.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-01-01

Miss Blanche Armstrong, Special
MAGAZINE Representative. Subscrip-
lions taken for all magazines at low
est clubbing rates, SIG Mcclellan st.
Phone 1871 matt
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-01-01

man. and privates are, E. j. Fochs.
Emery Skinner, Walter and Herbert
Miller, Jesse Damon, John Sell, Jr
Emil Jesse, Wylie Sampson, Edward
Eschenbach and NJ. ]. Muckerbaide
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-01-01
NOTICE

Barber shops will be open until II
o'clock tonight and closed all day
New Years.
MASTER BARRIERS ASSN.
E. H. Kuhlmann, Sec'y.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-01-01
MARKET REPORT

The following are the current retail
prices of the various articles of pro-
duce as reported for the Pilot on
December 81, 1917:
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-01-01

Mr.. E. c. Dawley and family moved
recently from 21S Seventh street and
are now occupying rooms at 615
Grant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. d. Stones lit
tie daughter has been very i'll with
p ,eumonia. She is now very much
better Mr.. and Mrs. Stone and
daughter of Marshheld, are spending
the holidays here with relatives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-24
BUSINESS orponrrNIr,ns.

OH. III Arizona. It's the new oil hnid that
offers the best opportunities for big for
tunes For particulars apply Eowic Basin
oi syndicate. ,Ce Columbia Bank BLDG.
pittsburgh. Pa.
wants party to establish branch oilic,.
Patented article. $3.50 To S5ou capital ncccs
sary. You handle own money: wili pay cN
pcnscs 10 Chicago explained. Manager.
ais south Dearborn. Chicago.
RAISE war garden rlnnt by moon signs
Raise more: make more. Instructions and
tables for 1918. planting. hatchtnE. wcan-
inE. etc. by mail. 65c. Box .OJ. NtsSoua
Mont
ron saIo, an established and we'll paying
mercantile business. stock Ia FIRST lass
condition. Good store building and dwell
ins. ON railroad. not far from Richmond
ONCE work alone pays good salary. owner
must sell. Don't answer unless you mean
business. Address l. 6T.. care Times Dis
patch.
" Ill. sell. very reasonable. formulas OF
tested. certain and sure. guaranteed pre-:
rcntivcs Of vcncr"al diseases. Thousands of
dollars can easily bc made with them.
NL.trcSs u s2l care Times Dispatch.
No ICE TnlS YEAR?
l cortrc, device that VIII put ice In
every home where there u electricity at
less ;hnn cents day. Wiil show you
enormous possibilities with a small invest
mcnt Tor organization expense. Full intor-
nation ON request. Fred W. Wolf. Dept.
81. North Wells street Chicago III or 40
Fifth Avenue. New York CIV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-24

S A L E S NJ f N-Wc want
three first-class statesmen
with electrical experience to
travel in Virginia and North
Carolina. Ability and cx-
perience will determine sal
airy. Western Electric Com
pany, Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-24

- i|.n young woman with sccretaru,l
'Hp''iriIC". wiling 20 assume r..,5.,, q
~ wei! qualified I" act as assistant 10
-. "tI,utte. - Open for a position. where
1"lrF. WI. be commensurate with indus, ~,
'nu ielthtul r"'foTmaEc" ~ duty Esu.ri
,'n.tr+rhri ana capable in general va y
'"'S' address Ugs. care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-24
STATESMEN AND AGENTS. :,

sAAsSSMENS Ms,srrrOol s sa5msn,s
Pile case, Liberal commissions: expenses
Idwrneed. watcrbucI Sucker Co. ID 10. ST.
Statesmen to travel on commission. selling
retail trade Shirts, underwear. hosiery.
general an" morch.,discs Samueis liz. Co. sSS
| iroadway. New YORK.
sALESMEN-f -Four srec,alty statesmen Mon.
r%W Ssi Isr TiifiSs,' ''uS' DC ""S''S's ''''
sXLhsM Hd- .naa.,, 'ns.raoes men should
Sn @San3 sG SSsc STD%s''E IN n arS
dent and health INSURANCE Double your tn
soaIneas,ern Manasers Waahi;r,on. Opo' ID g.
EN-lnnttm Auto Fuel. onc-thrd
g d nSs sS"
r riHHhSa' -, S.i'sr gysar EXCLUSIVE contract
UU,sh YOU had inajM Mfg. Co. Akron.
part, Installed in 20 ininntes ti"ara1tS si
Az ,irss 'Tai write !. J capSnrS "S CO. o.
SAl.ESM En- Experienced or inexperienced
:. city or traveiinG-scnd for oar free book.
inss. Immediate employment service rem
dercd members. Address nearest ONCE. Ma
22t. Chicago. San Francisco. New YORK
Statesmen WANTE:p-Are you looking for
aycar Inc ciSmGars fans n and aayer,is r
me spScia ,- gets nc business l!nc
arois Ind.
Statesmen. To sell our Yuco,an Punch AMI
ether temperance beverages Large com
,, and drawing account to successful
n. f.. Mu-s. Sales Manager. Fourth and
Market Streets. 81 Louis. Mo-
or GO S hmls ssn aers
paints agd sp.sial:ics. direct Tor imahufac.
MFG TsSf '" Frscr 1 Hsh ns
Cleveland. Ohio.
@ Sold el rTf"Gn ars" big Oe ss
lsT; send iaS for sample; money refunded
EuLSa s1Seci e1 Nov f" YSri Trade rFeSs' los
SAnnfM ~. 1ENS"iont r,eTmansnt position
AFR ai SG fo 5r r SFf!nn retail
K"" o. 'os 5 S. Ri, woGby advance
SIDE ol, limo saI.s,nen sell premium assort-
at Snee ei pa %ur fI pSw I've e., linz
Co. 2oS siEel Street. chicago. '"'''
STOCK sALEsMEN wantcd-wo have a
!ncdiatsly. experisnccd stock saiCsn en-
a miGnsh, on w9rs unusma, OPPORTUNITY for
f t,,. fireman Advertising Agency. 70i Mu-
ih,p pTpIy to-day. Paul Brewinr,on. Murphy's
LARGE a,i1ih MANuFACTuRER. wants TeIreS"nj-
Il r auyss to sell shirts. underwear hosiery.
Write for free samples M aSHs 10 Mi h9mSs 3,
Eroadway. New York City.
WANTED. 1 statesmen 5y April Is in South
crn cities and towns. Mako $50 10 $3.50
ea Shh fh nnG up & wSCfy %dyanses Pay
samples 70 carry. simpy determination to
WORK Full instructions assur" sl,rcrss
Write for exclusive territory. IL q Jones
secretary. 20 Schwind Rlde DAYTON ohio.
VIZ start YOU in business, furnishing every
'h!nE: mon and women. so To toGD y...lsi,-
op.ratinE our New System Speciality candy
= 'c.orirs. nofn" or small room anywhere:
.ct free Ra%sdale Co. Box S. East Orange
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FINANCIAL.
BUSINESS orl.nnr1lNlrI1.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. "a
INTENTION. brokers! L.usk W coming K.-
lining co. has exceptional ,ind,rwr,ti,,,,
"utI. Can qualify under Blue SKY iayS
- NH"N'ni"enth street Denver col
~ lpMpH!LE and hardwurv dealers We
,hf" IuiiiNB ON the market a farm, tractnr
! hht iL"wS. hUTrOws and cult!v.tt,s SnIis
lower farm !mplrmeut ever invented 'Tnr.
ftoty h"!uv assigned WoulG like to h.,r
.t'."il ',tcFs World Harvester Corpurattnn
-----EllI i'lls Ncw York.
1@Il 10 SOU need !tr / finance ,n.ri-
, tpr'0us enterprises by sale OF stoctS a.,
honGE ON strictly commission basis only
.nEluinHt" PROPOSITIONS considered state f,,i
r"ltruIars H. SrhrI!n. 80. L:rca, Ngrihnrn
EldE-. Chicago. 80 ="
@C.>t i,,. t!OH!.! ana soda water stand
hHs.ne's Lot iOxl2o feet i.rooin fesi
nrnoe above store. VIII sell al sucr!nc.
l" e!nlsk purchaser. a Simon. .svs
plSttt1tI in"uaE"r wanted: appoint local
AE'nts, continuous business from every
,gmueui.on At price. Financially relpoi,si.
-. D"ftE Only QUO Mcndlc. q Barclay
JiitG BUSINESS I.inc unable 10 sccur.
r"lst"t tory drug CLERKS. ! viii soil either
81 H.J tWO well located and having Lrnp
chased az good price. and will he q. money
in"NeT Tor purchaser II Interested ,id,,..
------- - li"1 igN Richmnnd. Va :
"fD, Eltl -r"I sale on account o. health
t.ns n"o !t'",i grocery business In IVES,
az Inventory price. ~ 81. care Times. Dis
".cNEf loaned on government bonds I'm
.sla,se or small amounts. w. l., wuriny.
y North Ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-24

ACSfc>TSs:0N month dur!rE sDrIrr aud
summer f"!irE litrl" attachment that rro-
vents suarE plug trouble: saves cleaning
chanc!n. or huyinE new plugs Makes old
mugs new. Gives motor new no. Easily
tttac he'. Wonderful cloau-up for agents.
WIT IH'omobue Products Contrary. ST.
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Harvest Hat Salesman

Ia 'coC IldC odleSman
M rpaeialtS fra greatest makers Established
f;ypen aGss adE Ga%l as ira!
clean H' mn i ncai scotsman with auto can
:,inc harvest Hat CO. y o. ST. Louis. Mo
Mn istrf Gr W%an Of Gharac'eT aid in the
Sa sam f@aFI int to pay YOU n, least Sos
phIiadciph,a. International Bible Press
W co:' ,salSsman NY ono of the largest
concerns IN United Statcs. Salesman not
by territory Ady"rtisins c nnm h snp-
H.iS" leads i; Earnings in commissions run
whi,s sinins %dar"s 9'h EFNP iiasr,sn PAD
S'n-S'b earned wccllly selling odycr,Isi,r
far exclusive side linz Selling IHF.' sna
customSr sn ,G E'eTy merchant r?sshic
I'm I'm ..,eh"r'rhemt, kcmpcr Thomas CO., Gin
r",'"'i N" m,oncy aud Keep I, all. Onr.u
i ''i,nni aii,, Wonder Burner. Dept. $ Co
Su1.HESSrt'L salosmnn: .ypcrioncc1 ,,,
I'M. nov nncuualed merchandising MAJ,
,n,ct in Vrrinla e." No.. S%" mi con
ne nDrntn"a'ai Icweiry Co. 900 Il Contin"n
..,I 1.,&-. Cleveland ohio.
:, sIIt ATInNs MANTED-MALE. 81
i6S ooSAscrAsfH sLoy. N9sr,"lea aSconnlaa5
naks a6ahse mir III q aFil BOX f iass TO
AsSo3IGNTANT : ENp.rirnccd accountant
n s22hs sGara, " &Gre, aF1' aT to
ini rtdofI % man nan Is married, success
nnhlicity VII, 'h PunEh and pS ScaE far
writer. Wishes to connect with n ~, yn III,
, Ir5i,'"t'nti's /" man VITA ability. !. GsS cafc
LOON * trEK-Youn man thorouEhly az
'rfl'hE"' in accounting ana general o,ii,,.
n"t, WIah"S 70 make change Not sutfar,
- trail !. -, car, Times Dispatch
~ r. r. r. X Desire position as Chauffeur
sSgr tr"eh or private. Apply 1910 Tay!or
p!s -! SI--I:N per..nced. desires change q,
position Not afraid OF work SIJar,t
4i nes.bispaiiSShS per month y 81. care
= ii a II VI a g | S T-Regisiered :. pba yn7,cis,
tosi oSS rctrinancnt position, Young. single:
H.. tFs' ,I"si.r; Dra.t docs not affect Nd
n nI hIrInacist" !io3 North Avenue
khL,ISIEitED DRUGGIST. capaLl. OF nan.
v"S'lt'"ht, WI! consider small town.
IN Wiling Box SJ4. care Times. Bis,
I'D tested winner. Place "Big W" wash
Ing "'G cleaning tablets ia stores and
street Cincinnati ''"H' MIRO
WANTED. hy married man above ,ir-1T, 90
,DS'Iph. ',""d accountant ana prn,
iit,lrr. ni.' on credits. J. G2l. care Times
WANTED: by young rIlarri.a man v.n, 49,,
u'rh mona, oUtsil" position urci.r. ~.
HH"ISr.Hu i%E wholesale house or coljeCrny
VT !. q car" Times Dispatch
siI. ATOMS ANrED-TEMAII.. ~
> ~ bHiiArHIk and general Off. asyi.-
,II., "yyItr"- position. References furuish.d
n,g,.i.y,, SD' r"r month. Z ciS. care Timo'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-24

ysALESMEh side !ins. We ray SIS com
snission each 1siet IIns- .r more sale.
sYre IA every topH. I1as5tro Sign Works.
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MISCELLANEOUS ron gym 80

MLSCEl.LANEOUS- SALE IN
ONE new dump wagon nsc,, r o,,. -,
sale: Gail Randolph 23ie- W. ""''' t0'
M nrcS SNeSSp,r,onnl opborunity-C. & p. lob
XII us, NECESSARY cesar Sauipmsnt for job printing.
SrvrntS 6, ohiy Sl2o. Printer, u North
fDm SAl;;EISexton's duubie-oyen restaurant
.ootns .n St,shuy used {: one horse power a. g.
Carter. 400 East Marshall. ''o'''nS H. ~
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTs. 90
inmttn and GOLuMBI A-Vlctor and CO.
used. nou,,nt torus aud machines: slightly
E%Sh,n noosni: sold and exchanged Record
Apply ut % South Adams WIN se''
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'"rpERTy FOR EXCHANGE.


EXCHASGE-REAL ESTATE. G0
WESTHAMPTON lots 20 trade FOR city
,pr@per;y. w. {. schnai. Central National
EXCHANGE equity Of $1,000 in . new brick
houses best ncghbor hood Of Church ITiii
Tor hous" on West Main street or near
Main or on Church mn. Il G!5. care Times
FOR INSTANTANEOUS. GS
LAND. Florida. Tennessee New Mox!co
trad: for bonds. 7. j. Wllictt, TOWNSVILLE
kEi.t BILE party 10 care for fox ,,rrIcr IN
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-24
I.TnY AND SUPPLIES.
BABY CHICKS

READY for delivery to-day. Haired Rocks.
White Lcghorus, Matching cgEs. at reason-
ablo IriCcs write FOR catalogue. SunHat
'"uiirS Farm stop - Petersburg car line.
BARRED ROCKS For s,lo. -, iusinr h.n.
one rooster. Barred Ioct. rurk4 strain
fr!"". S!1 st,3 Boaton Avenue. south Rich
L.t.S- harrca Rock and waite Rock eggs
Barred ROCK cochcrcls " a. Hriei. MaIi,
son 3.7' ~ W"st Main
EGGS s. . nhod" Island Hcdr. Heavy
mated pens eau Randolph 2o2i-W. 1908
Ens!"w AN.nu". iiiThiand Park.
'-'.''a fog sol. II. g. BLACK Minorca and
SILVER 'hmp!ns .Eps. AFRO iIuu OruIngtOn
TITO X 9 in,n"i'e iighlanh Srrinr.
LGt.S Tor sutuug from inc Darl single
comb Rhode Island Reds aud iiufI Ori,iny
ton. Haired Kucts AMI Single CONT Wn!t"
l..Ehorn; al! higH-hr"d stock Price Of
"ggs, $40 and g. per To- ~. II. ucTnduu.
w Nnr,h Seventeenth S'r"cr
EGG MACHINES
KNIGHTS strain Wii'" WysnJO,ics, won
1910 cgE LAYING contest a. Storrs. Conn
over all breed, laying . 2S5 cgEH In ono Yea :
,highcst record over made ~ any pen or
10 hcnsb. and ar" again leading the pres
cnt contest lIatchinE cgEa from pen head
r.r ID. Trap neg record :Ga-:ta eggs
,21p to 20 cKg trap nest r"cHrdJ. s. p~r H..
ALSO utility eggs from heavy laying Noel,
mixed hens com" pure br-ds). mated
with pure bred Barron I."Ehorn cochcrcjs,
75c per dozen: 5" per 10. Mira John s..
Petty. Mlchau1. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-24

tribu'iuE r-ca samples To consumer: 30
t"ntS an hour Write for fun particulars
taEor 90 lre Round street. Dayton. Ohio
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AGENTS sell kantlcaly raireoats. nc,,
p, .an W 4"itv"r 29d ,,ol'ect fronts IN
nles free norncr Mig. Co. c75 Brick Street
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"s,!--N - a. Qll1h Sol In Bel Wocn-
Tires which equal Fnsd tires At only 81
zach. Demand enormous. Profits unlimited
DH'a!'s free Reliable Distributing Co. aNa
IIl..Eiv ANerue. Ti'fshIrsh. Pa.
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LANDS AND FARMS ron SALE. Oh

., tunity offered to purchase small! Farm,
A. NJ. the Kndke or Valley. Farm. i-2
Turnpike, at Port WaithaIi Stallion. 4. G. L.
x. H. e56 acres subdivided 2l6 acres
cleared. 400 acres under 5-foot wire fence,
COO acres wood land. 10000 cords wood
and thousands OF feet of stave timber. This
dairyman or stoekman. cord wood, and tim
highest bidder on easy terms. Free lunch
at the sale and good music by our famous
band SEQ or address the owners Of the
property. Atlantic Coast Realty Co, Ma
tionai Bank Building. Petersburg, Va
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AGENTS. make big p.ohts selling our c1-
. tracts. perfumes. cold creams, fac. pow
per -'Lct~ a; j, cNlsiCes etc Beautiful
high grade .!nfs. Exclusive territory. sam
PIE soar fr'''~ i3arass!an Co. Dept !ij. St.
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j. a. CONNOLLY & CO.

cc5l west Grace Street. IL rooms. bath. hot
water heat.
1913 Grove Avenue. 10 rooms, = baths, hot
water heat.
1917 Grove Avenue. rooms. bathI. hot.
water heat.
z72i West Grace Street. rooms. baths.
hot water heat.
icls PARK Avenue. IL rooms baths
1902 Floyd Avenue. rooms. bath
1850 Floyd Avenue. rooms. bath. hot
STUART and Rosencath Road. rooms. ga
rage - Carsl
IL South First Street. rooms bath
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hGAN TS-W .t.rr:oo' Kitchen apron Nccd.
no laH,a.sf.ng Ev"-y housewife buys.
-amp." free Tacfna- ME-. Co. a159 Round
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JAMES RIVER-Colonial plantation at about
value OF improvements. Pollard & BaghX.
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FLATS.

2sni West Grace Street. INST apartment
second door. rooms. bath. hUt-w heat.
Furnished. reduced rcnt
&iI Grove Avenue. second Eat. rooms.
modern.
- E.s, Franklin Street. aecond Dat {
rooms. bath.