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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-09-13
Civil Service

Special requests have been received
at the post office for clerks qualified
in statistics, clerks qualified in bust
ness administration and schedule
clerks, since the demand for these in
the civil service commission at Wash
ington is greater than the supply. The
commission requests that the board of
examiners at the post Office make all
possible effort to obtain applications
for these positions from qualified per-
sons.
Salaries for clerks qualified In sta
tistics, or in business administration,
whether men or women, have entrance
salaries of $1,000 to s1,400 year when
In Grade l, and entrance salaries OF
$1,400 to $500 year when in Grade
2. Schedule clerks, whether men or
women. have entrance salaries of
1920 to $1,000 year.
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on East Cherry sSsset.. .Dougan Hold
gin will occupy the house vacated by
Mrs. Denny, and Mrs. Harriet Wright
will occupy the one vacated by Hold
gin, having recently purchased the
property from Mrs. William Bohn.. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Roger and Mr..
and Mrs. Emanuel Timmons have, re-
turned from a trip to Paris, Ill.
Helen and Robert Fagin of Chicago.
are visiting their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Fagin.. ;. .Sergt. A.
D. Penland Of Dayton, spent Suday
with his parets.... %. w. Shera was
an Eaton visitor on Saturday. :. Miss
Janice Hahn will leave Saturday for
Athens, O., where she will take a
course in school work. C. w. Bloom
has returned from Chicago where he
underwent an operation on the throat
His many friends are glad to know
of his improvement. Mrs. Albert
Brown, of Richmond, visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mungavin on
Tuesday
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TELLS HOW TO
GET BACK OLD
TIME AMBITION
Discoverer instructs drug
gists everywhere not to
take a cent of anyone's
money unless Bio-feren
doubles energy, vigor
and nerve force in two
weeks.
Z A DAY FOR I DAYS

ANY man or woman who finds that
they are going backward. are not as
strong as they used to be. have lost
sonffdence in their ability to accom-.
plish things, are nervous and run down
should take two Bio-feren tablets aftef
each meal and one at bedtime.
Seven a day for seven days.
Then take one after each meal until
the supply is exhausted
Then If your nervousness Is not gones
II you do not feel twice as strong ana
energetic as before. IL your sluggish
disposition has not been changed to
vigorous active one, take back the
empty package and your money Will b
returned without comment.
No matter what excuses. worry
oyerwork-t.o much tobacco or alcohol
have weakened your body and
wrecked your nerves. any druggist
anywhere is authorized to refund your
money on. request If Bio-feren, the
mighty upbuilder of blood. muscle and
brain does not do Just what is claimed
for it.
Note to Physicians. There is no
secret about the formula OF Bio-feren.
1t is printed on every package. Here II
is: Lecithin; Calcium Glycero-phos-
phate; Iron Peptonate; Manganese Pep
tomato; Ext. Nux Vomica; Powd. Cen
tian: Phenolphthalein; Olearesin Caps!-
cum; Kola-
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ing belongs in the first class. Our war against
Germany belongs in the second. Other wars in
Guiding possibly the war of 1870 and the fratrl-
cdal second Balkan War, in the third.
Suppose we used the term "crime" as we do
the word war" to cover alike the act OF burg
lar and the self defense of society by means OF
the police courts. Then we would hear fuzzy
minded folk crying out "Crime is too dreadful!
Let's abolish the police, or, thinking only OF the
devotion of the guardians Of the law, "Crime is
the mother of all high and heroic qualities" II
this world of ours is going to be saved it can
only be through applying to international affairs
at least as much common sense as the very mod
crate amount which we now apply to civil life.
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NEW PARIS, O.

The body Of Frank Weaver Of Day.
ton, was brought to New Paris Sunday
afternoon and buried at the Spring
lawn cemetery.Mr. Viewers parents
were former residents here and his
brother Ed was station agent here for
number of years. The Masonic or
der took charge of the body on it's ar
rival. Rev. Stanley Bale delivered
his lecture on his "Trip from New
Zealand to America to the public
school pupils on Monday morning
Rev. Bale then left Immediately for
California where he expects to enter
school. During his short stay in New
Paris he has made many friends who
regret to lose him from their midst,
as does the congregation of the Pres
byterian churches, both at New Paris
and at Gettysburg, of which he was
pastor. The pupils of the local
schools will take active part in the
flag raising service at noon Wednes-
day. A new flag has been presented
to replace the old one, and appropri-
ate services will be held. =. Miss Ev-
eiyn Northrop left Monday to take up
school work at the County Normal
school at West Alexandria,. The
Rogue tournament was completed last
Saturday. Pounds of Cleveland, won
against kerlin, of Milton, in series
of games for the diamond medal.
Kerlin won this medal from Lathrop
in last years tournament and has
held it since. The games between
Pounds and Kerlin were close and
quite interesting. Cal Butch has
been quite sick for the past week, but
is improving. -. Miss Marie Kleeman
of Richmond, was the Sunday guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Geek. Miss
Marguerite Kessler is taking a weeks
vacation from the Hoosier store and
spent Tuesday evening with Miss
Maude King, Mrs. Fannie Aker re-
turned from Zion City, ILL.,, where she
has been visiting Miss Hazel Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kirkpatrick,
Mrs. William Clark and Mrs. Francis
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Herman, Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Kirkpatrick were enter
tanned at the country home of Ed.
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Clark on Eunday. Misses Ella and
Addie Hall Of Dayton and Miss Mary
Krivel. of Richmond, are guests at
Cedarbrook farm. Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Kessler OF Dayton. visited rel
atives here Saturday. Relatives Of
Paul Clark, now in France, have re-
ceived notice of his promotion to Cor
poral.. ;. Relatives Of Ernest Harris
have received word of his promotion
to Sergeant. Young Harris is station
ed TT Allentown, Pa. . Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Pyle and daughter, OF Rich
mond, were the guests Of relatives
Sunday. ;. Bertha Frank spent the
week end with Miss Ruth Zea.. Leon
Lake was the week end guest of
friends. ). DIR. Harris and Bob Wilcox
visited at the Wright aviation field
on Tuesday. Mrs. j. M. Zea and
son, Howard, spent from Friday to
Sunday with relatives at Urbana, O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Barnet
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Barnet Saturday. Sylvia Murphy and
Elizabeth S. Feeger of Greenville, o.,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Murphy. Frank Arnold and
son Robert, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. George Foster. Miss Ma
RE Benhem of the Starr Piano Co.,
spent Thursday night at the Cranor
home, east of town. -. Mrs. Carrie
Denny and daughter have moved into
the east half of the Hutton property
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A Misleading Word.

Says the Independent: 1t would serve the
cause of clear thinking if the word "war" could
be informed There are still few people whose
thought stops with isn't war dreadful! don't
see how you can defend it," There are others
who complacently reiterate that "War is the par
ent of all high and heroic qualities so forth.
But in reality there is no such thing as this
abstract war and so it can be neither bad nor
good. What we mean by the word is one of three
things: aggression, which is crime; resistance
to aggression, which is duty; or quarrel in
which aggression is found on both sides, which is
a misfortune. The war which Germany is wag-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-09-13
Miami to Garry Out
Its Football Schedule

OXFORD, o., Sept. 13-It was of
fcially announced yesterday at Miami
University that the football schedule
as announced last fall will be carried
out this year. This includes games
with Ohio Northern University, Ken
lucky State University, the University
OF Wooster, Wittenberg College, Deni
son University. Ohio Wesleyan Univer
sity, Kenyon College and the UNIVERSE
ty OF Cincinnati. The call of players
Will be issued about the middle OF
next week. Coach Rider has been ad
vised of the return of number Of the
old men, and 1t is believed that there
will be an abundance of good material
particularly II freshmen shall be de
clared eligible, as now seems certain
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TEACHERS SCARCE AT EATON.

EATON, o., Sept. 13.-That pros
pective men school teachers are
scarce in Preble county is evidenced
by the fact that at teahers' examin-
alton conducted here not man ap-
peared to take the test the fourteen
applicants being women. Only about
20 per cent. of men teachers as COM
pared with the attendance in recent
years, attended the county teachers
institute. War and more money in
other work are assigned as the rea-
son.
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A Liberty Loan Thought

Shoulder to shoulder in a fight to death
with the boche, with expense money,
chance of being shot, and the privilege of
warning for a holy principle, the American
soldier in France deserves and demands the
same teamwork from the people here that
he gets from his comrades over there"-The
Rev. L. Hubert knight, former French SOL
dier, Y M. c. A. worker, and now candidate
for the American army.
Moral-One way to give this teamwork is
by buying liberty Loan bonds on September
25, &c and a.
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r has treated
treated
o such as OF the
MENA speedy
anything
sfonal reliability is the cured satisfied patients dismiss
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO DISEASES
PECULIAR TO WOMEN
will the POOREST well
Is
VARicOcELE AND HYDRocELE-Our
should Only visit required We cutting All
in few
BLOOD POISON SKIN DISEASES-We
will in few days all
BLADDER, BLADDER TROUBLES-Are
Immediately
will
ujustw
esty
address
w. r. MAYO, NJ d.
843 North Delaware Street indianapolis, Indiana
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MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

The exclusively entitled to the use
for republication OF all dispatches credited to o.
not otherwise credited in this and also the oces
published herein All rights of republication OF sps
oal dispatches herein also reserved
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EATON HIGH SCHOOL OPENS.

EATON, o.. Sept 13-Following ire
summer vacation. the high school re-
opened Wednesday at the south school
building, which will be used wholly
for high school purposes. The en-
rollment is about normal. The high
school teachers are Arthur r. Pit
singer, principal; Miss Leda Bigony,
Miss Nellie Johnson, Miss Coalter and
Miss Overman. The grade schools
at the north building opened Monday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-09-13
WILSON SIGNS RESOLUTION

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-President
Wilson Thursday signed the joint res
olution passed by congress empower
ing him to establish prohibition zones
around ship yards, munition factories
and other war industries.
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WANTED 10 Buy.
STORAGE.

STORAGE rooms for iert Bora phones
GsoTse 1 iea" 90 lob oraaSe
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CHRISTMAS GIFT RULING.
Time Extended TO November 80
for Sending Presents to Sol
diers on the Other Side.

Washington, Nov. 15,-An extensio n
of ten DAYS 10 the time sct for The mailing
of Christmas packages u neTnbers 81 the
American fYpeditiOnary Forces has Just
been made, according 70 Official announce
mcnt by the War Department today
Instead Of mailing their parcels on pr
before November 20, friends or relatives
arc now given TIL November 30 to do 81.
10 alton Of ccrtain American diVi-
slon8 ~ Europe, which has prevented
prompt distribution and dispatch u the
Christmas package labels from members
of the a. T.. r. to their friends Or relatives
IN thc United States Is given ~ one ~
the REASONS for extending the date, while
The other ls that those receiving delayed
abeis may still scnd Christmas parcels
up to and including the Both instant
That no nearest relatives Of a member
Of the 4 i, + may be denied tho pleasure
of sending \ Christmas parcel the War
Department has requested the Rcd cross
70 haYc Il supply of labels on hand for
distribution 10 nearest relatives IN the
event hat hey b1yc not received thclr
label from ovcr-c8s bV %pprmbcr list.
However. u certificate must be presented
"a the Rcd Gross 10 hr effect that m
label has boon rcrei .nd that If received
IT wall not be ecd tFat only one parccI
will be sent ovrrseas. and thal be sender
is the nearest living relative # she pro
posed recipient
Tbo arrangement takes efcct November
p In addition ~ The Iabei7, relative
and frtends cau obfain from fhc Red
Gross tie tanaard carton 'ar chipping
their pr eut
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BE- CAREFUL OF
THE AFTER EFFECTS
After the Flu or Any Serious
Illness the Whole System
Needs 10 be Strengthened
and Built Up.

Don mako thn serious nIefaFc IS
thinking yoq arc rell as eoan as so'l r
lp and around Fl The case af spanish
Infimnla tHls i sreaalv ne 0st after
auy erIaus .llaae e.fraue care .aeaId fo
exercised and he g@rod 81 dor'nring ron
lnucd for soroc lrne
II he doctor adrioc and he additional
cost ~ his prescriptions seem TN EXT
9eneivc thcn take hascC-Vn a tasteiess
ood lyer ard raa preparation fo- 9li weak
and rundown conditions IL " q pleasant
recanstrtctIvc tonne 4nd Is ooth etren2th-
creating and Bodybuilding and often
increases thn vitality as much as 100 per
cent !. tSvo FceFl
II al4a act- n 4er,revenf from coughs
colds and other oiilmonar, troubles
Caaec5-h h can IN 15taiDed IN Winning
-an n sHe Miller Ilulg store tO4-406
Nayk"f -froet
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CHEAPEST PLACE TO huy singer ma
chimes kew used and secondhand ma
chimes 81 ~. Phone 2bt9 J w Il. Garr0w.
Singer shop. 81 Fourth -
rois sAI.E
Rugs and floor Coverings
HUHIDEK's CASH HOUSE.
fecond-Hand Furniture Dealer.
seventh aud Poplar Ats.
FoR sAI.E-Iinens. mahogany chiTonier
and writing desk, quits. pillows. large
bible history Of Delaware. silver. hand
some onyx clock silk and net curtains Prac-
ticaily 800 Washington -
ron SALE Lot of heavy canvas. rope,
basebais and bats. riding legRina and
canes. business electric fAtufea gJIo wash
tngton stfeet
FORD touring caf t,ood condition. Apply
29u5 ". sixtn street
MUSIC ROLLS All latest hits. keop the
home lires burning. Duy bonds Afford
Piano Co. 2iO !" Hintn street,
MOTORCYCLE tgIs Henderson. IL horse
power. electrically equipped, hide car first-
class cnl'iition fof particulars addfcss
& Alexander. SOL y. tk0duey street
Phone - 4 a il3f
bFtiCE furniture This Includes desks.
cnatrs in lart three iett.y equipped Offices
T :. hvory tVrntHg tuicc
pAfEi. ItANGlNt5s ana vat, decorations
al quality speelat reduct0ns on fabrics.
Kostp q uFu al SDIpicY HtrDeb- seEt -
corner tiitn atfoet. fuone il53 J.
fHtir and soBIait. ana organ Apply t't61
Lancaster Cnuc
TWO GOATS Apply III W Thirty SEE
aud strist
TWO Cord trueEe Fura toutins car. Over
hand esr u.ts ttte' uetr ttaItac car, II
II Ioftaud, 1T taeHaH street.
TWO - 4. aleetfle motors. II y. h ..
tWo gasoline etne7. - R9t. - ga. nAf
barrel medium laufteatips oil s)9 5hipisy
etIcstt
S193 n9fs aas Sa3d1 gga 3n, '9aAs5FGD sa5s " 55s
0l music ono scar !Feu tuning Easy
terms u desired 1cwphr Piano 10. I'D
~ Ninth strUet
l. draft horscs an ~ atsu on Delaware
aveuue bs tween Eau ft1fea and Adams.
FrEatt4ug sHut'
NALL rAFEK Now is the tlrnc 70 have
WORK dane ~ moderate prices Estimates
Chrerfull Iurui>ne1 toucs 4 Hplietb. AOl
EhpIey street & 4 5Oj8~1
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POLES HOLDING WARSAW
HELP DEMOBILIZE Huns

8e1at Nov t5-N ienna auvlces SAY
ha PoUSa soldiers lave occupied me
rola. palaces and Beivldere a, WsrsaN
lul lSu he military euAman1cI s
Quarters he's also aave ahen -yeSssss-
son HIS ,el-.au military altomoulies
saG ..l4> 4nl munitions. potlsn 5.sicers
sre .lir-.t.uL ac German lemObLi2aJlou.
poeS no5d he pos. anu -c.epaoEc
..oa- eaHsar-.ug BE ir, yltu \ lcuna.
rnr aruan vuare have hecu i,ssA1ne.
Car ic-ra,a 'cld-AiOeferlng. ae Ger
.t.-s t',,4I Administrator. las 3eC 20 III.
.r..ftT.q--gg- ai Brig Den. 'osepn pdsu.
-Ni ( .le Polish Legion or protection
t..4.uls-,A \oE > SoUSC -7CCEe
.a-atuy 10 dispatch nom BeT.a
aas. catered pp, >llesia. PRUSSIA
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AMERICAS BIG PART
N GREAT WORLD VAR

NJ ,,a.u.san. N 8es 8ry
~ai si thc alaG> s \a. ~ has
contributed i, lie tuumEA oi 'hc
( Alheu armies
ar 5e- Sa a1l e..uu
4.
-a S7H.-.-
100000 h r
l.,
Na- snvHH1 e.
lIa Nu "O ae
hc -,-Ha ~sA'S
a.sparoG A.U u..~ -1
s,,arlu. infested t,i N.Ie
h-- alilcu nt 4 Awter
.uus u3 w6ars.gg here ,0
en,u rruHut .r-u 'a-4
n4vs fnty lEh-f
~ ntte ei our
. transports through he Dt-
.nd ST tue rir iuut helped sr,a
hc KAISER iUct larn,rS 4
1 n4u sorts
Fnlly tS.0U0lNJtso> z t,,sl,.
. shipments 81 which sawed 'uf alHta
. irom hunger much y! winch rcpr,
{ sea--d rhe cheerful Sc.t-dcnal nL
AwtrlCa
Countless articles 1i latest afi1t
e..,pment including some ot rhe
mjcbueSt engines n Nar WI
yeloped wrought By 2 peace "A
( nation suddenly becoming n
7 arsenal
< NearlN T.uOU.tUO dead y lign
/ III merchant shipping and trans
I ports 70 help overcome distinctions
( TN U-Doats
rhc Red Cr,~- anG oouut,,-
I other relief workers, giving toou
i medicine clothing lud comfoi n-
alculable
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RooKKEEpER--State age. experience and
salary expected Aodr~s u. hF"ry
Evening OlicC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.


AUTOMOBILE you wish TO sell or
buy +, G. Bradford. He'll 1898. 100
Delaware avenue.
AuTOMOBlLES-w buy second hand
automobiles Tor parts. any condition.
Adams street Garage, a0i North Adams
street. ibone afi2-W.
AUTOMOBILEs--Part for All maacs of
AUTOMOBILES new and second hand springs
wheels. tires. tubes and all parts Adams
Street Garage. au2 Adams street Phone
A4i2-N
BIG bargain Federal truck for safe. III
Orange street.
EArLkT AUTO RErAIRIkG iocomo-
Lpe and electrical work speciality Wash
ngton street Garage. Tenth and Wash
ngton Streets q. q. Davidson. Manager.
Phone of3b W
FOR SALE.
Ford Touring. 1917.
ford toutiiiga 1910.
/ tord roadster, 1916
tfu,ch Little Six roadster. 1917
fatge B,g otk roadster. i9i9
Paige Btg SIx touring
/ Doug roadster. 1916.
Dodge touring. tDIS.
BaAnes passenger. 1917.
DIAMOND STATE AUTO co.
Phone Jb4 81 TatnaH strert
FoKD ,estibulr truck body eiass er
closed tull by watson Wagon W9ri~
Nun5tngton. Del. Apply IS T. \ Evans
- W. ninth street. Marcus llook. Ia
FoR SALE IpiS Buick four=cylinder
five passenger touring ear IN tine candiz
fion. Apply Dctwecu 3 IL and = ~ tonight
Cooper Garage. McCauileE street. near
Iombard
FIVE passenger Maxwell touring ear. extra
tires. tulits Huu sef at tools 3t5u Apply
after p ~. Atr Mitsun slt fatnail
hunsoN super ols. 1918 moae.. dtiyeh
9.tuo ntnes LOOKS uhe Sacriflee
cheap on account lc0YtHG city Address
q L. Livery rNeninS DHtce
Look~- AutomoDIo owners W. buy old
autos anu urce not sultaste iof use. llish=
est prices pad JHCoB tioelKal, al3 Last
mru street. - q a t'hoa. t,5e. y
OAKLAND. nearly ueu eali ski "
OVERLAND 1910 touring l.hone d1s2 J.
OF can .ftJt Madison ~fts.t
UUK SAA1a = no .a.saaner 1t means
what - says qar,a serYtee Johnson $
QuIcA service e,ata,ss .Ut-J4 Mohaston
htttct.
AitttAti--Iarticutarty . FORTS th9
way II suouid y. donc Moderate 'hafges
Market s'r'at Osrhss. III ssf&et
~fIEolED tsEp CATS
iutrk rpndeh1 t>vt tnnieF
1916 picfg Afton passenger =
Al rtwty p4tulea aud tepaitsti.
MIINtINtr0~ II toAiaBlt.E 1o..
tcntn sire ana delaware Avenue
1871. FoIIp ttael ,ioed condition Har
gain h,,co tadatar itepaif 9 10
tthuEt
sANt your old tirts We tsave @pt- ializsd
on x proeess WbrItbt ae matter ha@ pli
tin VI IAN mas II pat eatt prast.rAat
~ ncv but pls,. YOU are TINT viii rsutsf
service tN suH t,sl4t 4ntttd OF 3.bp mrs
i,s,4 titan nan tne pttt ai a a." ttrf.
guaranteed Lnptre ilnuuie FtsAi 70. 81
9uiplcy ~trtrt
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majority 81 rhe 7rvates we're III
tbe ra.ra-t amp There we're .I7 lt
6siaeSen. nd a3 at LImburZ
There 4 ere G3 officers at lilengca.
3 b. karlsruhe % a. Laadshur anu 10
lastatg
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ACTIVE POY--To run orrands and make
himself generally useful Opportunity 10
learn printing trade Apply at once. Every
Eycning Composing Room.
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r8e ALE t&IJ III rWENTN- :
sol EEH ~T NEW HOUSES ICI
AV4TFR HEAT GAS A%D ELEC
TEIG EINTt Res WILL PAPER
f1 SLIT pt RCHA@AE THEY
tRF NtoDtRN HOMES THESE
No ARE LIFT }I II OF EIGHT
VIII NAME TERMS I9 81 kL
Pf BC II A>F.I
ID + ToPk
80 ~ TWENTY SECOND st
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HAVE A TALK WITH PALMER

A Certain Income Is
JOY forever our annl.itiea provide ccr-
tain iucomc as trle a. sou llte. as long ~
sou Iivr Rates quoted On request Na-
( .Onai ! .'ft In ca. of MI ~ QaIt ChaFles
q Faii.,s Gel"tti Manager. 80 EquIiahle
I. :..~ I)ti
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

FARMER, and trucarr practicai now mar
ried age -. wanta IiGcc on shares Or sal
any. by sprIng Before 1rst VI yt.-- pre-
trrTed. RetcreCce Address "a. EycTy
Evening Office
MAN wishes lo~ltion a. chauffeur. Expert
enccd. 5uS Lombard street
WOMAN -AIiddle-aged wants a place as
houSekecper in small family Address
: 2 Every Evening once
Ibt.NG MAN desires clerical wDr> ur
bookkeeping two ~ thres evenings j s4,.a
i 1.t FRrs& ENAuiHz trirc
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FOR HIRE

IAN ~ rrc. "a and 0dl - town Rate,
g,.ssoItal =, Can So " %.LtA -
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ttNN 4 G1AtA tlgt.se ap faHg last eiGRt
wears teai Ease pt~ Ni} ailI @lh ''sl
YOU no more iNE uca.4. Sal sou ali own
the a4ue " .iIiaIa ii lvueS. S2S >bliicv
sIiestl- 8 a. ul. Ia 10 B. MI
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

-
BooKKEEPER--state age. experience and
salary expected hou'"s o. ''''s
Evening ohice -----
tyAsIuER-Wftb some knowledge of cieri-
cal work l.. Il. pusey Coal Co. Sl5 IL.
Fifth street,
CLEAN. careful woman to cook and help
old lady IN small. adult family. Good iocn-
tion, modern convonicnccs. tfFo feiefeb'ss'
X IA. Every Evening once. -
CuILp.s NURSE. white Reference re-
auircd Good wages Phone sos w
,IuID,s NURSE White. Good wages.
reference required. Apply l2ii w Ninth.
Phone : 81. }, ----
EXPERIENCED bin clerk One with high
school cducat ion preferred Address L Ito.
Every Evening once.
ELDERLY WOMAN 90 assist with house
work Good home. Apply $40 Madison
street. --
GIRL wanted. competent for upstairs work
and taking care "t child Reference , re
otiirCd Good wages to right girl, WA
boulevard
GIRL For chambefmaid and nurse Call
4lH' >
GIRi. about Ii, 10 assist printing Office
Apply %@ Shlpicy street
G!Rl. FOR general huu~cworh ioih kod-
ury street
GiRI. with some experience IN sowiue
l'uitp r,tirr. Tenth ami Nionrnc
pn.\Arn lessons given N shorthand and
tSpe~rItm% ~ thoroughly 'Nperieheed
iuStrIItof POSITIONS guaranteed whtif
rarnn4 ana uu competition ~ course / y.
bNrfN r.VculuR pnlc'
PURITY Nur Margarine is made OF cocoa
nut ana peanut ois Churh"d through
Yaeteurixad rnuA ana Is absolutely pure
An groCcrs. .lesse II Hofner. I"iaware
agency, 42l king street