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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-01
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks SparklingE Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Saws DR.. Edwards, a Wen-known
Ohio Physician

Dr.F.M.Edwards for II years treated
scores of women for liver and bowel all
ments. During these years ne gave to
his patients a prescription made OF a
few well-known vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive oil, naming them
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets: You Will
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-workers on
the Ives and bowels, which cause
normal action, carrying off the waste
and poisonous matter in ones system.
If YOU have pale face, sallow look.
dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head
aches, a listless, no-good feellng, ah out
of sorts, inactive bowels. you take one
Of Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
for a time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women and men take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sue,
cessful substitute for calomel,-roW ana
then just to keep them fit. loc and zoc-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-01
WILL CHAMBERS
GAINS So POUNDS
Farmer Says He Is tbs Happlest
Man In Illinois,
Now

II guess / was about the happiest
man in all Illinois when l began to
regain my strength after l started
taking Tanlac, as / had about given
iup all hope" said VIII Chambers, a
well known farmer who lives on r.
+. ID. No. 3, Hanna City, Ill.
Last winter l had a severe attack
of the flu which left me in ter
ribly run down and weak condition"
he continued. Il lost thirty pounds
in weight and was SO thin l was
scarcely more than a frame, and was
unable to do any work at all. was
in bed a number of weeks-I do not
remember just how maryland when
got up | could hardly get about.
Even after l got so l could walk out
as far as the barn l was SO weak |
don't believe l could have lifted an
ear of corn, and l stayed in this
shape for month after month, and
nothing | did seemed to do me any
good. | had no life or energy and
was just dwindling away all the time
and had about made up my mind
was going to die, and would lie
awake nights worrying over my con-
dition. My wife was worried as much
as / was, as she could see was
gradually growing weaker and
weaker.
zone day neighbor was in to see
me and said he had an attach or the
'iiu' and it had left him in about the
same condition / was, and that ne
had taken Tanlac and 1t had brought
him out, and advised me to try 1t.
Well, my wife went to town and got
me three bottles to start on, and /
wish you could have seen the way
began to improve when | started TAX
ing it. l got better and better every
day, and 1t was only short while
before l was doing all my work, and
as soon as felt as well as ever
had and today am stronger and feel
better in every way than l have in
years. / have gained thirty-five
pounds in weight, five pounds more
than / lost when I had the flu. al
ways keep a supply of Tanlac in my
house and never expect to be without
it, and give Tanlac the credit for
my good condition and would advise |
others to take it If they are in the |
TX l was"
Tanlac is sold in Keokuk by Will |
Unison & Co.. in West Point by I
dawkeye Drug Co., in Donnellson by /
fred f. Williamson, in Viewer by ,
John Blume, and in Montrose by F.
}. WilcoX.-Advertisem
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-01
CHURCH RALLY
NETS BIG SUM
Pilgrims Rest Baptist Congregation
Raises over Seven Hundred Dot
lars in Effort to Free Church
From Debt.

The greatest rally in the history
iof Pilgrim Rest Baptist church ended
last night.
For six weeks the members and
friends of Pilgrim Rest Baptist
church have looked forward to this
day with an unusual amount Of in
lterest The church was divided into
two groups and the captain Of the
deacon's side was Solomon Williams,
Jr., and that of the trustees was Ed
South. Four hundred dollars vas
needed to free the church property Of
debt, but as result of the campaign
almost twice that amount was raised.
Captain Souths forces showed IS
good team work as will be seen in
any college field and raised $441O1,
and those who helped Deacon Will
liams all the way through with the
able assistance of Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
D. Foster, raised s30620. The man
ayers especially thanked. VIM. Smith
and Mrs. Selby Johnson who were
ably assisted by Mrs. T. H. Phillips
and others in adding $62 in the two
nights market and entertainment
effort. Rev. j. Sterling Moore, the
pastor, was agreeably surprised and
pleased beyond measure. He thank
ed everyone for their assistance and
especially Revs. l.. G. Lowe, w. H.
Starks, VIM. South and w. H. Clark
for both encouragement and financial
assistance rendered. Rev. Moore is
believed to be the largest individual
donor, but it is not exactly known as
yet what DR.. Phillips gave. The days
proceeds netted $770.56.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-01

aid and accidental cases, both in the
hospital and in the field, with an ex-
peditionary force.
Hygiene and sanitation, both gen
eral and field; diets and food, and
the preparation of foods, the serving
of food to patients.
Pharmacy, materia medica, chemis-
trly, toricology to those who show
aptitude and special qualifications,
enthusiasm and desire to under
take particular duty. Special courses
in bacteriology, chemistry, labora-
tory, blood examinations, and special
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-01

to the hospital school for six
months course in the following:
Anatomy and physiology; struc-
ture of the human body and the
functions of it's organs and muscles
and nerve tissues.
General nursing, first aid. emer-
gency. surgery, operating room, and
surgical technique. Nursing of both
surgical and medical cases, proper
attendance upon the sick individual
his bed, his diet, etc. A clear pres
entation Of antiseptics and asepsis,
the application OF. dressings to first
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-01

| culosis and to sup
port the 1919 sale of Red Cross
] Christmas seals It is entitled "An
| Appeal to the 81 ,00D,00 People In the
| Mississippi Valley"
| This statement is signed by Gov
ernors w. L. Harding of Iowa, Frank
| O. Lowden of Illinois, James p. Good
rich Of Indiana, Ebert g. Sleeper OF
| Michigan, Frederick D. Gardner OF
Missouri, J. A. A. Burnquist of Min.
nesota, Samuel r.. McKelvie OF Ne
braska, Lynn j. Frazier of North Da-
kota, James NJ Cox of Ohio, Peter
Norbeck Of South Dakota, and E. l..
Phillip Of Wisconsin. The governors
have individually assisted in their
days for observation of Red Cross
Seal Sunday in the churches.
Such an appeal, signed as it is by
men of widely varying political af-
filiations, evidences the trend of pub
lie officials to stand together on a
platform of better public health. up
ward of 100000 of our neighbors. %
say the governors, now living in
this great and prosperous territory
designated as the north Mississippi
valley states, have been stricken by
tuberculosis" and these friends OF
ours are dying at the rate Of approx
mately 10000 annually"
In issuing such a proclamation the
governors recognize the fact that no
economic loss, however great, by fire,
flood or war, can bring about such
devastation as tuberculosis has
brought through the years that are
past.
In Every Community.
Through the last ten years the
organization of an army Of workers
to put I'D persistent fight against
this disease has progressed at such
a rate that at the present time every
state in the union and practically
every local community has its ma.
chinery for educational and relief
work against tuberculosis. This
mighty organization has been fl
nanced by the Red Cross Christmas
seal Through these agencies count.
less lives have been saved, Elves OF
your friends and NINE" the gov
ernors state. Wage earners have
been restored to health and returned
to their workshops and offices;
mothers have been spared to rear
their children, and countless little
children have been saved from early
death through the sanatoria, open air
schools, dispensaries and nursing
service made possible through the
Red Cross Christmas seal.
The governors of these eleven
states appeal to the citizens to re-
that only in the degree that |
this fight against tuberculosis is
persistent will it be successful, and !
that there is much work yet to do be- |
fore tuberculosis will be reduced to
a minimum, as other diseases have
been reduced.
The appeal calls attention to the
opening of the annual sale of Christ !
mas seals and health bonds today. !
December l, and calls upon the peo-
pie Of our respective states to give
freely both in money and in helpful
service to this great humanitarian
cause"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-01
FUNERAL HELD
FOR MIR. WRIGHT
Services Conducted From Residence,
With Rev. Harvey J. Moore or
ficiating-Odd Fellows
Had Part Also.

Funeral services for the late c. A..
Wright were held Saturday after
noon from the residence, PIT North
Thirteenth street, with the Rev.
Harvey j. Moore officiating.
The Odd Fellows also had part
in the services, and during the fu.
neral the fire bells tolled, out Of re-
spect to the man who had been one
of the volunteer firemen in the city
The pallbearers were: Will Wright,
Ed Wright, George Wright, Harry
Wright, D. E. Linquist and William
Montgomery. The burial was in Oak
land cemetery.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-01
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS!
Musterole Works Without the
Blister-Easier, Quicker

There's no sense in mixing mess
OF mustard, flour and water when you
can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiff
ness with little clean, white Musterole.
Musterole is made of pure oil of
mustard and other helpful ingredients,
combined in the form of the present
white ointment. 1t takes the place of
mustard plasters, and will not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt relief
from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
Group. stiff neck, aV.hna, neuralgia,
headache. congestion, pleurisy, rheuma-
ism, lumbago, pains and aches CT the
pack or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
the chest Git often prevents pneumonia.
3oc and Coo jars; hospital size $3.50.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-01

selves are ineligible to citizenship, is
to be proposed shortly by Senator
Jones, Washington, ii was announced
today. The measure is aimed at
Japanese and Chinese, whose chill.
dren. il born in this country, are
American citizens under the consti-
tuition.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-01
examination pertaining to


tAdIIIlIdIIU PCT IiIIIHlE 10 UBU1GU
laboratory work are given.
After discharge from the navy ont
can enter any college with mort
points than if you had taken pre-
paratory course in civilian life.
If you are interested call or write
navy recruiting office, postofics
building, Burlington. Iowa
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-01
llNlziIIi

Children of Foreign Parents.
United Press Leased Wire Service.1
WASHINGTON, Dec. Am amend
ment to the constitution Of the
United States which s. would deny
Americanship to children born in
This country of parents who them
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-01
NAVY HOSPITAL
CORPS is OPEN
Ambitious Young Men Can Have
Opportunity for Training If
They Care to Take Up
Uncle Sans Offer.

The navy hospital corps is again
open to young ambitious men who
are eighteen or over and who have
had at least two years high school
ing. ALI men accepted will be sent
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-01

When man says, "Pm only human
like the rest Of you," he's done some
thing he's ashamed Of.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-01

Two new Portland cement fad
tories are building at Kawasaki an
FIokkaido, Japan, at cost of 2,oG0
700.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-13

hlreE with the nnnneuiaucHE az ma cry
navs high ram and ewu ynizr awn
name This is an eFpuFTunIr~ sHirinrn
SEEN n this tnlAIirp- Sir4afea an River
bsc hrlage- BaEf NJ reasons tnr ;7siling
! acre "a Sarfile KIND Mar crops ar ryrlir
trees ar efhsr pnrnnEHs, win apuis ana
either 4rs1fz rs'eeH taasf beginning 10 hear
EEnERlDW u SIX -aalaA two aicBpss
never tHli1ng drilled vel 81 1eer al
doEr- Eopd wafer water syHfefn. sBn-
gal tznk In%osl4ar. eisgrrie purup auto
MAEc SIIeCnmsnf EEwer u kannenec
RIVER; na-n ruh. isvaEorv fiuEh GiaHtsf
SET ruins and sink nor walsr tank ~
tRctsHG 10 range with supply rAnk IN
aLItc; elsc--lc %iignts throughput isw
INSURANCE rate. goaG cellA-, gaEaEe or
small sfEDls as ~ou wish ese.rrie carH
III dnrr. Inquire an The premises TOR
next 10 DAYS. O. = CREATE, River
Ellie Drive AQEur-A
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Arlington Training
School for Nurses


1AA1.t'EAA1taS III ElEZT Ezouf E84!
Tt4E +ag4vl,yh VIII ne uR1y other AZ
EAntREes G1-c-ar --al.es E:zts scanul es-
Ts5C-1%sT 2sSEi-Ss+-Ts - gsss r5s--g wuI-1aa
VINE o5s-.ge - r-1.a rcr u nurHs Id
GEtad GtS1zS E...gS %=7-r Eusrrc, !. pra-
EtccE q nleASEEt acE1e III e-ra.ierr
1zSlu GC6 FL u. ~oEnd r-x..lnE irc,ul-
tnE ca.-aa& II S.c@l@giAl.s, @-agl.a=. mar
voCS.s --2S...Ii~4 C.sagaas, SSssn.s.scs and
surEe-y. These ara E.>@e. p.9tttT- at1la
-EEachs-s 2=S wei E:1rwe 1ayHiriHns
End g--gea-.s. -Ss az!z-v asinwaa IN E5
par Eann-s w.-h l@g-arv E=e IN e.EEr
hour dny Tie s-AeuEres nt rs s:haoi
IRE eligible a ~ sra-e ana ra-.n1al
Nursing Gss3C1GZa,ss ETI6 are sfirnsaR-
fully engaged y ngsfTE-e -rs--r-stl unM1.
iIn5uEE2sl nElS1ic haE1.l, gc.-y AID 5e5
Cross u1lrslrE
Further Inflammation nav ne rprained
by add-eHs--E tte Principal Of the Ar
lirE-un T-E.-laE Scnnul f1r NURSES IEs
rifigilir va .-fi-p-r1- F-p.--.-r Krss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-13
State Farm Agency
Special Farm Bargains
90 Acres
with Stuck and Farm M

With Stuck and Farm Machinery In.
ciuded
miles from winthrop village, NJ c. r.
station electric car line, 20 acres ma
chine worked he.dH, outs Is toms hay, II
In hronk warsred pasture fur IL nsaa; d
4 woor ard lumber; orchard Of 900 ap-
pie trees. standard fruit $50 barrels
veaHv variety OF smaller fruits g.
itsurr house E.-ft harn, sasd. poultry
house garage. ali II good repair Own
e. Includes cows, . horses. wagons
harnesses, al farm Tnacninery; price
anlv Szs3 II viii interest yBu TO iuns
8usr aur list Of bargains. &. L NGh-
CEs-ER Western Ave, Augusta. NJ,
phone zs-M-
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Ike light lEs52rg5e; light Iight 1Eyan
T775s heavy packing scws. smooth. 15Bo1
Lila. do. rough LeaE l8s5. pigs 15saG1s5D
CATTLE-Recelprs Don. unsertlef
EEftnz1ed rnmur-uw 15na8 Beef E1HeyS.
prime I5f5EI75n. medium and Epnd 11npT
LIN: common gsGl1Ba; light WEIGHT gpnd
and cnnice 1gs5ffI-75. common and me
dtum HeHgzR Butcher czrtie Eeifers
sSDdazs5: Cows szzsfz lssD: Gamers and cut
fers 5Ss66Z5 veal calves light and han
dv wesght uDEMrn: feeder steers 0u
LIZ stucker Eteers 6zsf1H0; wss1ern
range hsef steers zaT15an. COWS ana
heiferz SZsH1BB ~.~-
r.rsh.. q ysr 5r1,n Igsnn168. c1llas &c .s.a
common son95gs5, veHratnE 80 cs,oIce
61eN Ewes Medium. 80 -.
TNWNEn. c1iils and E01- Il
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New Turk Produce Market

New Turk Produce Market
New York, Sept -
FLO r-tuiet: spring clears ssed1eao
WEEAT-Spur quiet: No. . red -s51
track View Aoriwro arrive
C0ES-Sppt weaker; No. . Yellow 1854
and No. white I64i c a New York
. DA-S-SpDt easy No. white g.
LARD-Firm. rnidiis weEt asn.
BLT-ER-Firm, receipts -5.22a tzi1s
creamery higher than extras 5SM6z2: ex-
yza, 81 Ecure. sd. firEfs a2Es7, pack1uE
stock current make 443H54k
EEGS--zrrestiiar rennip11 E-z0 rnsszs
Fsenfe m -hared exfrns s5z5sS sxtrz firzrE
nlszsH dn. rrsf Szay6I: stare Pa ana
s11Ezfsfw azswreru hAf1uHxy wf1tfnE ms ID
xnxlrv -aEs75. ors1tnzry M urimai 666I
nrUxzu EZNsE Ez<hsxed nruNn ana mix
81 cninrs 6EzE51.
EuTATuEE&-I rreguiar: Maine LIZ IhE
zstn. southern s~esss Der haired i5e
CkERAEEE-sfeaav. uncnansnd.
EEGAR-Anw sready: cEurrfks al
"a. tine ranulzzed so.
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FINANCIAL


1Sosa12D SktsNs@Abs~'SS
-ARECRE-rR-we m1nutacruH
carnrrern- scr Ford cRrs which is
Guaranteed % give dpunle rne mileage
over any other cR-nEretur eve- con-
Efructed, REGARDLESS of name. make
or p-ace. Money refunned + Io-day
frea tria- dues ns1 prove II We are
new ready rc furnish cArSursfnrs slsn
far DndEe and MAXWELL cars. Will
furnish them e,or utaer c1rs IN Eflnrr
TINE. Entirelv new principle: Simple
plain tube. net = moving part; guar
arrae6 70 start IN 1ere wenIner WITH
out heating ar pruning. Tresnenocus
oemanu-Ew npw u use II Chicago
territory HeiiAsie. enerEertc n1Hn
vnr cHn gua-1ntse ERlss and cxrry
STOCK of sSpa to s3dac depending an d.
nand can secure exclusive terr1torv
and viii easily net sD-0m this wear
No spsc.ai experianre neceEEaTy-
F-znk A. TrwRn. R ~. jackson
Blvd. Chicago. q.
rArTLE AND SEEEF-For-unaE curne
frum, small Investments n czrrie AMI
sheep without the great elelnens or
REX n nil and mining. sleA should
snnr g-uw 70 Sion and mure. bringing
handsome i-;videnn lncnIne. Write 1cr
fuI! details Of rsrarisabiy attractive
Investment opportunity. Guaranty
MorrEare & Securities Co.. g. Wilson
Bldg, Flagstaff. A-,x.
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except ~ cnrn Indicated by fhe eur-
eminent reports
II In rnre~rszfsr1E - notes however
that the rather unEa t4s1arfury c-np
r-ieilr inffiraraa in some STATES moi
AMY of ccrrun ~ the snutn, acconpA-
rie.d M --sscAalY1E prices ana Of sur.nE
wnenf and aa1E IN the northwest and
yuesf seem n ind little reflection II
me trade rHpoT1fs a. tnsnrsstad Nearby
markets..
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NEW YORK MARKET

~ F''e Days Dealings in Al
H. fae lssninE Stocks
lrtt ,ek- sept 2-Dezgiugs in
Pie. ne, conferred largely m Epe-
tasti- seNeral n the nesf known III
tssss .sd issues, w1riie standard
lls,t,r,.-,, feseso cae opposing VIEWS or
o. the trading element.
-. .sbn- ortiops cuuttur,es IN -a-
iss.-, .ops-a,inns IN afeel w,,iren
Pc e.. within 4 concentrated nrea
1s.rsr az slight ascline, while
ffssss- . s1ts rose and fell within
onle1ts NJ huIlisa attention
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DOGS

Listen q rhis' TIVE vaiuasie wHrch
dogs fnr auth farm or hume ErH-ds;
E-esf pe1e with cnlidrsr. extra lnIHili-
gent are 4 munth fat. handsome, aKlr
like velvet. orange Goipr AgnnEumeEf
eallies II Maine Year ol6. make E-sat
ca-1Ie doEz Sharp watch, clever with
children collie nrad right. fnr farm.
home o. auIumnnils make great cows
and sneep dog worth s1BA. VIII sell fnr
S2n each. will be SEMI On approval. Yol
will see what you are buying. These
DOES were -atHEd an farm Any
crJrnle in harm WITH cActle or hrrses =
night Will lsc ynu know J. N sEAW.
LewtHfan Ma.
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CutrM3c. 1EpI- -
Although NJ arsf ti1a rnrn Co. : nn1
IN upwnrd siaut tnanr 1919 ~. 49, 1sl
=. -. - ~ rs1e szlncnar1E46 hu1f1nrx
s..r,ss3Tf si.ruf . derlnad ssfnA1k enps~
e1allr = xf1c sHpfeznfer de1trarE Pr1n.s
7s@seruiser i ~ 10 Us and Der1xlhar
II Is Ii Oats lnaf N ~. The ozt-
ouTTIr II uruz-iEiunE ranged frum G4B Dr.
cline 20 riEf Of - oenfE
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Sign-Boards

Ths SPECIFIC classification headings frr Jcrr,aI
Want Ads are the agn-boards that direct the
reader-searcher Under each Of these Classification
headings the waits and offers Of Augusta and Gem
ral Maine people ere grouped II A-B-C order
It's easy 10 put Want Ad n The yournaI. Tele
phone 1S5 and ask fnr Journal Want Aa Taksr
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rum .prn1esaiouA5 inrnrnsU ennlaceu
the oils. mururs and their various sub
HadlAx1EE. tuhaccuE. feathers ana Iooa
Enzres. nutaoiy SUGARS.
Fsatures Of prunpuncsd strength IN
ctudsa Fisher 1nf1y ~ an exr-Hme ao-
VANCE AZ = points. Cuban American
Sugar. y; LSur.uzrd TDhaccn- z. savage
AZ11A- n. Aaexicxu Egfrul1um,, Z. W0Tln-
ingtnn Pump. Il: and American Woni-
en-, 4.
Euuipmsnss and snippings rived their
intsrmittanf strength to tnnginie Signs
Of f-1de nerfermeut- but msfais ease4
m r1purfs OF reduced inquiry ana
rz1is were oniy occasionally quoted ~
rscessinus extending trun trzctlunS %
y prints m tina Investment dfvfmnnI
Sales a-nUnnrec 10 77k.@ shares.
Among the interesting deveicpm1u0
Of the session we're TIM movements OF
or further cnnslEnmHnfs Of the preciDus
msfai num South Africa partly Tnr
an1puAuf 10 this cUuufrr. IhaAs were
unset W Bu1A1i sxpnrtB 1rum this cBn-
ter TO the Dr4f1nh rnzfrupulis. pnrr rf
which was dssrine1 fnr Belgium.
lendinE rails and tndnsfz1nis irnpnrrnd
np ixrngulnr runA % r1sa hund mar1snr
LibBrxv and f0rNtsn tnsuna aiAn nl1nd~
9rse Tstn3 salez. pur valua. a0EreUnx-
= Qxm.Me. c1a e. .. D0nfs Wase un-l
changed ON call.
New York lGnnay 1onEEef
New rnrk. Sept - .
Marrnaf1ie uausr S50s7
6fnritng aD~6Rv Ellis 4.173
CummGYcini NsGnv bills On huniE a.
Commercial M~dav hiils Al. demnnd
k1si. cahics Ala
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INSTRUCTION


HOCKKEEPERS-An once men 20
train under certified pUhiic account
ants tnr positions aE auditors. cnEt &C
cnuntanIG. executive and pnhilc ac-
counranrE- Accspred applicants guar
anteed Satisfaction This ID an nppnr-
IN accnuurlng wrthnuf leaving YOU
present pusittnn until qualified 10
earn more mpnev Address John 3.
Tanner. c. P. A.. President Suite Ia,
SE South Michigan Ave, Chicago.
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Pmey Heights
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winthrop. Maine. Fer Sale CT Fer AarI
One If the rnozt attractive places II cne
State. 81 acres nr7Ek house fr-ad tcr
senrisrnnn' home s2rira-1um or Ellfr-
me- bnsrders. With al modern in-
nrrvernsnrK For further tnfnrmArion-
write
JOHN r. ELCCoME.
3 KenEingtnr Ed.
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Francs. femand SCI cables G.5n-
Guiiders. deruRnd SIG, cHhlas 80
Lire- demand a76 cables a.N.
Marks. demand 4. cnbies =.
Government and railroad nnnfit 4r-Ng-
ulzr.
Tine leans l1rn. C days. 30 days and
six months. 6 per can't
Call money eaEy; high. lrw, 6. ruling
rate and lns;f iuaIf 6. closing hld 81. Of
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st.tis4aEs of Building @ Engineering
oparatinns N New England

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Contracts awarded
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WANTED
A WOMAN

- Co Do ssnerai @CISE-
WORK in an caste nouss with
all uasdsrn apriisncss-eigtIt MILES
McRTa OF Boston. Tvs min
stss walk from steam czrx arr sier-
tries. Two in family. An unusually
attractive permanent horns with
nond wages.
Give all particulars M b age
capabilities anr references IN. hrst
letter c. &. S. Room 11D7, Is
fremont ST.. Boston, Mass.
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Wai1ten-To Buy 5b
--CEh A-FFE-I shall load clder ap-
Dtes 81 SeadHeiG Depu1 ON Monday
md Tuesday sept Il and Is ana
weekly hereafter al the fail. Pick
II VIVA. rru nHve On the ground tu- z
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ne VIVA w5u have. Merle J. Hart
NH, Aeau1eId, Maine. Tel. ~
C--EE AFP-Es-n Gardner F5a1lo-
well ant AlgQEta- VIII pay s. per
nunazRl rs delivered. VIII load Il
AIEEta sept 1S-15 Gardiner 16-T-.
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BOIL -LE DESK-5ecnnd-h hand. Ad-,
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SECOND EANC GOoD-Ot a. xmas
wz.nfeti zIghesf cash price 1aaa An
Eilgta Furniture Co. 1G1-1ns Water St,
augusta,