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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-17
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MAGAZINE FEATURES
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6BEDTINE' STORY u
UNCLE WIGGILY WASHES WINDOWS.

nose an extra twinkle or two, climbed
up on the stepisdder, and began TO
wash the glass. lie put on a little
soap and powder, n then ne Wlpeu
off and polished the pane unul II
sparkled In the sun like a new diamond
from the eight and nine cent store.
well, / guess I'm a pretty good WIN
dow washer" thought the bunny 10
himself. He was just taking up the
soapy rag again, when, as ne lookeu
in the window he had just polished, ne
saw. coming toward him, the bad ola
pinsIsewah sneaklng along over the
ground. Uncle Wiggily had his back
turned toward the PIP. but he could
see the bad chap, Just the same, as you
can see anyone behind you, by look
ing I'm A mirror The cleaned window
was just like a looking glass you
N"oh. no! The Pip thinks he'll get me,
does he?'' thought Uncle Wiggily to
himself as he was perched up on me
stepladder. an pretend ! don't see
So Uncle Wlggily hummed q little
song about washing windows nice anu
clean, makes things through them pet
ter seen, and he twinkled nus nlnh hose'
and then. an OF a sudden, he gave n jig
Gle with his paw TO the pail OF soapy
water that stood or the ~stepladder.
Down fell the pail Of soap SUES ana
then there sounded such a howl! Oh,
such a howl! - toll
ing down. innocent like and pretending
.;nid that water spill OF someoneI
'FYes, IT spilled on mel, howled the
p,nslsewah. who was at the bottom OF
the %stepladder. ut spilled all over me,
and you know It! You pushed II over
,rWhy. the idea! What are you doing
| there ~ asked the bunny, who knew, an
Inc while. that the Pip was creeping up
on him. for he had seen him IN the
shinv window. what have you come
for?' asked Uncle Wiggily.
your souse, Of course growled the
bad chap, n..w ona
: Uncle Wigglly dropped the soapy WIN
dow rag right in the Plp,s eye ,,Ho
"Oh, WOW! on, wow On, uouo,u
wow!'' yelled the bad fellow, ana away
| he ran as fast as he could go, con !
| see what rabbits want to clean Wlnuowws
for anyhow" he Erumpled, hs ne
skinned over the fields and through the
woods, not getting any souae AT ah'
tincie Wiggily picked up the rag, soI
some more soap suds, ana Ilhlsleu
| cleaning the windows. They were nice
and shiny when Nurse Jane came nome.
and She was happily surprised. ~
everything came out all right, except
The soap in the Plp's eye, Ana II the
automobile tire doesn't squeak when
its being pumped full of molasses' .,
tell YOU next about Uncle Wlggily aho
' the chimney,
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her to take you to the Juvenile court
and let YOU see for yourself some OF
the poor little kids who got in bad be-
cause hey had no mother, or failed TO
mind her.
TO the girl whose brother objected
TO the boy with whom she associated;
lust ask your brother what his obJec-
lions to your friend are, Ask and be
answered, Say that you must have
proof of his statements and then, II
the brother shows you that the boy is
really not worth while, give him up.
To CIaudie-Just wait a few days and
see what happens. You really are too
young to marry, and you should not be
seriously considering 1t. Getting mad
at nothing is something all young PEG,
pie do, so be patient and the boy viii
soon come back and be friendly.
Q Mrs. Thompson--T am a girl Is
years old, and am In love with a boy
H. We are engaged and expect to be
married in two years. He works out
West and when he left he wanted TO
leave me mony with which to purchase
the ring, l said no, he could send u
back hero. Did ! do right? will grad
uate next year, and am small for my
| come more Of a lady7 WILD BILL.
II you are really considering marriage
/ perhaps 1t will be best to settle GOWN
otherwise l would be a regular kid
| and have a nice. long c~hildhood-Ilt
more fun, after all. As for the ring
you did right | don't like the Q ioi
even suggesting that you buy 1t; stu
| men don't know much about soWe
things, and / guess Wen excuse him
! hope you'l be very happy ana WouIl
recommend that you spend your mex
two years In reading and sewing and
| learning things about Yourself and IN,
werld. Have your fiance visit you a.
| often as possible, SO as to prevent yoI
two growing unaccustomed TO eaci
others ideas and manners.
l -
Dear Mira. Thompson: ! am q mar
ried woman &c years Of age and hav'
a young son OF 10, Ny husband is 3
and has lately become infatuated witt
another woman. A letter from her ha
lust come to the house, He doesn'
' deny the charges ! am making agains'
him and I am threatening to leave hon'
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Just a Moment
DAILY STRENGTH AND CHEER.
Compiled by John @. oulnlus, the
Sunshine Man.

The Shadow OF the Cross.-Luke
xiii, 33-47. =
Look at our Lord in relation to His
foes. Father, forgive them; for they
know not what they do Their bit
terness has not embittered Him. The
milk of human kindness was still
sweet, Nothing could sour our Lord.
and convert His good will into malice,
His serene beneficence into wild re-
venge. And how Is 1t with me? Are
my. foes able to MAIN my spirit az
wei as my body? Do they win their
end by making me a smaller man?
Or am ] magnanimous even on tho
cross? -
And look at our Lord in relation 10
the penitNnt thief, To-day shalt thou
be with Me in Paradise . There was
no self-centeredness In our SAVIOR
grief. He was the good physician. ever
when HIS body was mangled on the
cross. He healed a broken heart even
n the very pangs Of death. When
there, was darkness over all the
earth, He let the light Of the morning
1nto the hoart of a 'dcsoiate thief. And
good lord, graciously help me 10 d.
Hhewise, Nv
And al this amazing graciousnesss .
explained in our Lords relation 10 Gil
Father. Father, into THY hands \
commend NV spirit" Yes. everythinj
Is there! When | end Ny Father ard
one. my spirit will remain sweet. as fh1
violet ard pure as the dew.-From IN
Daily Meditation 81
Day ION, Ohio.
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bear Mrs. Thompson. | live in the
country on a farm where there are no
amusemeuts or opportunities what
ever. There are no young people near
with whom my sisters and ! can assoc
ciate and naturally life is a VOID en-
tlrely, And 60 make the situation even
worse father doesn't want us 70 have
heaux, no matter how reputable they
are, so OF course when young men do
come and find out how he feels to-
ward them and their coming into his
home, they don't care to make a sec
und visit.
Mrs. Thompson. | am % years OF age
and don't YOU think It is a shame that
/ am not even allowed to have a beau?
| often wonder IL there IS anything in
life worth living for, for me, My life
has always been so empty and | feel
that | have had Nc girihood whatever
as we were never allowed the privi-
legcs that other girls have There
have been no parties or mingling with
people for US, Tho only event of my
life worth mentioning Is three wonder
full Years | spent away at school, still
this only adds 10 my discomfort now
for I realize there Is another world, but
entirely out OF my reach under pres
Ont conditions.
become hlue and discouraged at
times and sometimes really wish that
God would cause me 70 die, want TO
work for myself and had q nice no
Sitipn offered me IN YOUR city, but
father doesn't seem to have confidence
enough in Us TO let US get out ot the
home. He has faith In everybody but
his " chtfdren There Is no cause.
either, for him TO feel this way AS all
members Of his family have always
underworld to please HIM.
Is the"e anyway | can make like a
little brtEhter2 | sew right well, having
studied drcesmgkinE at school, ~ there
a manufacturer OF bungalow aprons OF
children's dresses IN YOUR city that
would let me sew for them In my~owr
home, SO that can make a little
money? Please help me II YOU can,
LONESOME.
Lost certainly you should have beaus
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plREsOl.,lRglLEMSI

Young people should be allowed
some pleasure as nothing is truer than
"all work and 40 play makes JACK q
dull boy" You are rs and for this
reason | am going to advise you a
little more fully than ] would II you
were younger. Why not try to secure
Il renewal of the offer YOU mentioned,
to work in Memphis? Do this and enter
the business world. The Elizabeth club
here Is a lovely place for business girls
to board. Write me II you car ar
range a trip here and ! will assist you
in getting a place TO stay and also a
job il YOU haven't already secured one,
Some days ago u gentleman's clothing
house here was looking for just such
a woman as you describe yourself to be.
Jobs are now plentiful and | think YOU
are old enough and sensible enough
to make the rest of your life whatever
you wish 1t to be,
TO J. p. R.-of the two girls YOU
mention, | like the one In Texas most.
"A little hit OF everything" makes, u
good letter, and | would prefer 1t ~ u
lot OF slushy Junk that some girls think
II best TO write. Diet is the best ethNls
for a complexion; also a, doctors TOMS
would be good. BY diet | mean not too
much sweets or acids
To S~lncere-Send your picture to the
Beauty Contest Editor, care News
Scimitar, and It viii be registered with
other photographs, As for bobbms
your hair, | think possibly 1t would be
good for o II you can persuade
mother In thinking likewise. Yes, Y
| could ha cut to the shoulAers and curled
M TO give the bobhed appearance
High heels are a for the health,
To the little girl who wants to so with
boys Coax mother to allow you TO on
tertaln yaur boy and girl friends at your
| home occasionally. There she can meet
them all and decide whether or not Il
is best for YOU to associate with them
| Don't accept n ,gfts unless motnel
OF things yo. can not understand, Asa
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A novel and unique defense wal re-
GENTLY offered In a murder trlai VI W.
haIf ~ a woman who killed her divorced
husband because he refused TO surreh-
der their little boy TO her.
Her lawyers claimed the lustlllcHtuph
OF her act that at the time she coHl,
mitted the crime she was Nhe slVt"' -
detnantin materna.
Dementia matenna! Crazy mother
love Mother love that has no reason,
no logic. no perspective, on apprecia-
ton OF consequence. Lunatie mother
love that makes u woman see thlhss
that do not exist, and render her IN.
capable OF distinguishing between tact
Dementia maternal Why. it's the
commonest complaint In the world,
Nine-tenths OF the women who nave
children arc afflicted with II, ma II
amy alienist could be found with skin
enough to minister to n mind diseased
with perverted maternal affection, and
restore a woma to such a degree OF
sanity that abe would be able to re-
gard her children from q normal stand
point, he would be the greatest hene-
factor Of the human race,
II IL this insane mother love that
takes no account Of cause and erect
that flouts the Biblical dictum OF "af
YOU sow, so shall you reap, that re.
fuses to profit by the experience oil
others; that shuts its eyes TO the warn
inTa that II sees right before It, that
stupidity and blindly believes that som'
miracle Ia going TO save 1t from the ef'
fects OF It's own folly and weakness
that Ia az the bottom OF almost all o.
the sin and misery and failure In th'
world.
one OF the mysteries of the univers,
has been the curious way that mother
hood affects women. Often 1t seems L
rob them not only OF every vestige o
intelligence, but of all SENSE, honor am
honesty and common decency. II Is ~
II their children eliminated all the fine
attributes OF their character.
These are hard words, but look abou
YOU for their confirmation. Do 70,
know two women who control their chill
dren, and who are bringing them VI
TO have any regard for the rights O
other people, or any respect for persona
property. or 20 be anything but seltisl
little brutes, who are determined TO &c
whatever they want at any cost I
others.
There's Sally, who would be incapabl
OF destroying your property herself, hu
she can't see why you are not willin
for her children toNdraw pictures wit
a pin on your best mahogany. and max
cute prints with the nails on their heel
on the doors OF yours automobile. Ther
is Jenny who vibrates with sympath
for all suffering, but who considers tn
sick woman next door n crank becaus
she complains about the noise darlin
little Freddie makes when he rings tn
dinner bell by the hour when he
4 playing choo-choo cars.
II is this mother craginess that &C
counts for SO many other mad thinE
that women do, too, There is the mat
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HOROSCOPE
TUESDAY, NOV. is. 1919.

Copyright, 1919, by the McClurd News.
paper S~Sndicatc)
During the busiest hours Of this day
Neptune rules strongly for good, ac-
corning to astrology, In the evening
II is a day IN which the aspect gives
vision and great understanding, the
seers declare, and for this reason Il
promises better indications wherever
minds.
This should be a favorable rule for
statesmen n legislators, for finRnclers
and employers OF large numbers Of
men.
President Wilson Is subject to A
planetary government that promises
for him greater acclaim than even his
most loyal admirers could covet fol
him, astrologers prognosticate. hut his
fame win be greatest when two decades
have passed, since his nativity has
many points In common with those Of
a great military man and a philosopher
Of the past.
While Neptune Is In henefic aspect
the mind is supposed to be peculiarly
awake 20 all the higher thought Nbra.
well as helpful, for Il may have n hae
effect on persons who are nervous and
Ill -balanced,
Cranks win multiply while this con.
figuration prevails as II is also exceed.
inly conducive TO all sorts Of menta
Vagarles.
Colleges continue subject to the besi
possible direction, Instructors OF ever,
rank should benefit, for honors TO al
who teach ere p%resaged.
Again increase of divorce Is indicated
and matrimonial mistakes VIII multtpl,
to a point where there will be a decided
reaction toward old standards OF do
nestle life,
With the new year a return TO sanel
social conditions is forecast and license
In dress, plays, literature and conduct
win be curtailed.
There is a prophecy that a member
Of congress or n state legislature vii
suffer from some serious outrage,
During the month OF December tht
health should receive especial attention
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copyright, 1919, by Mcclure Newspaper
CVndicateA
BY HOWARD r. eARls.


Dear mel" said Uncle Wiggily as
he sat one day in his hollow stuihI
hnnRaloVg reading The Cabbage Lear
Newss his morning paper. Dear me.
/ wonder II I can be losing my sight
whats the natter" asked Nurse
lame Fuzzy WuEEy, the muskrat q
~housekeeper, who was washing the
breakfast dishes, -
why, l can't seem 70 see wen,
answered the bunny. .Elther my eyes
are giving out or ] need new glasses.
tits the windows spoke Miss FUZZY
! 'aTha yindows3'' cried Mr.. Longears.
eyes they need washing, ! haven't
had q chance to clean them since we
, came back from u summer vacation
lem going to wash them today, to gel
Seadv for Thanksgiving. When the win
Nows are clean more light Will come In
and you win see better to read u
sTm glad to know that" said Uncle
sWlRwiiy, Il don't want TO think ]
needed new eyes. Wash the windows
III al means, Nurse Jane. III go Out
N The porch and read" a..
well, don't take odd. begged the
sruakrat lady, Wear your fur coat.
- Is almost too chilly to wash windows,
&uE the sun Ii shining 80 nicely tna'
{hey win soon dry bright and shiny,
Nurse Jane brought out some cloths,
a wafl Of poapy water, another pan OF
Asan, and the stepladder, and then she
Naaa ready to wash the windows OK tht
! SoIow stump bungalow, a.
She had Just finished one O. the
Eaass panes, and Il was as SHINY as q
sew hooking glass, when, all OF a SUD
~. Uncle Wlggily'B telephone rang
7 sIIl SEQ who Il Is" spoke the bunny,
hvho was on tho porch reading, ths
ks11ssr, And when he had come PACK,
fkar having talked with someone at Ahe
NlheY end Of the wire, he said;
Mrs. Bow Wow wants. you 10 com,
saKht over, Nurse janet Jackie one OF
Ssf little puppy dogs boys, has a poht
Nfuok In his TOOTH
saoh. the poor thing" cried Nurse
kAnna. tIll 90 right over Os soon as
4 Nc of M apron, which Is all GOV
6red with soap suds from the window
Z Sashfng.' oD,o, arf
harTgL Nurse Jane hurried over "
Meldn and through the woods 70 w
Z now Wow dog house. Uncle Wlsglll
asNood for a moment on the porch, aht
cts too bad to stop. The window
apashinR this way. I'll finish cleaninl
@hem ror Nurse Jane, since she wa
~ kind a. TO 70 and help get the BON
out Of Jackie's tooth, III WASH 'h'
windows myself. ~. utut
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Read News Scimitar Wants
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succeeds the late
Bishop David Il
Greer,
The bishop of New
York Is TO the
church in the Unit
cd States what the
arch bishop OF Cam
terhury is TO the
church OF England,
In the houses OF
bishops his opinion
carries great weight
in the United States
and abroad no Is re.
garded as the y
sentative man OF the
American church
Bishop Rurch has
served as suftragan
for nine years. For
several years he was
In the publishing
business IN Chir4 .
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as the stars are read as presaging an
extra amount Of work Tor hospitals,
Persons whose hirthdate II Is have the
forecast OF n most successful year in
which they will make many new friends,
The young viii be peculiarly suscepu-
Bile 10 romance.
children born on this cay are likely
TO he affectionat>, artistic ana roman
tic. They are usually fortunate In life,
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at once. / also plan to take the boy.
He says he will kill himself in case
we go. do love him Notwithstanding
everything and ] can't understand what
is wrong, | have a new blue and black
striped silk and was planning to trim
II in crimson. Please advise me how
to make 1t and do tell me what to do
about everything. Sincerely, M. t..
Probably a little bit Of old fashioned.
honest-to- goodness "cussing' will help
you. Talk long and loud and say m
phatlcally what you mean about every
thing. Say that yau ave never al.
| lowed anyone to make fun of you and
nobody can do It and get away with 1t.
| Say that just because he is your hus-
| band makesSno difference and that you
will not be the laughing stock OF your
neighborhood and nave him paying at
| tention to other women. Not that you
personally care--no indeed-that you
are not bad looking and could easily
secure a few beaus X you wanted to,
and say Gust let you keep this foolish
ness up and | will; only won't dis
grace the boy, but win marry some
| honest-to goodness man that appreciates
| home and a good woman, etc. Storm,
| rage: insist that you don't care a
penny about your husband n tell him
he can have the other woman IL she
Is willing. Call on her and tell her the
same, friendly though-don't let her
make you angry. 1t will work. for some
unknown reason men don't want "af-
finities" their wives insist upon them
having and 'affinities' won't have hus-
hards that are thr'st upon them by
irsistent wives. Try It. As for the
..tvK / would make ii a two-pieee al
fair, a sort OF coat blouse waist with Q
tail and have the skirt rather narrow
Design some odd long sleeves and un,
less very stout make the neck to the
frock high. ! don't think red trimming:
will be so good upon the material yoi
have mentioned.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a younl
woman 20 years Of age n have beer
working In a store for the last fou'
years, Somehow | have always longe'
to attend college, and as my parent
earn money and secure learning late
'on? bS Ebt1r"
Yes. Aa education is worth striving
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A Line On Men
You Read About

Bishop Charles Sumner Burch, suf-
fragan bishop Of the New York diocese
of the Protestant Episcopal church, was
recently elected bishop of New York
at a special diocesan convention. He
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20 He was ordained when he was for
ty. He is siNty-four now,
While he was Il deacon he was editor
and publisher OF the Grand Rapids
Press. That was from 1897 until 1905
Then he became rector OF st, Andrews
church on Staten Island, He remained
there until named 10 aid bishop Greer,
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Legal Notices.
Oh
IIOlI.YWODD LOIS

HOLLYWOOD LOT OWNERS
Of Iolv resop'" ,. passed by the directors
With permit signed by MIR John r.
! Me2ess sups s.s or Mr. " Street
$ssgs i: otfSsA o sS"' ana
The, card ot permission above referred 70
must be shown a, The gate when requested
-----------B .. WllEkR.. n:ssident.
Sealed proposals VIII be received by tn.
Farmers Commercial Bank OF henson n
Sm IL ITS IT, oll Islg in ,e"son on N2"dsy NJ
erection and completion OF T. four ST Dry nd
basement bank building.
Plans and Specifications can be .een a I,
6 Wilson Architect So Paimetto 20 nui hpariss
The right IS reserved TO reject any or
TARMEas' COMMERCIAL BANK
NJ 7. Britt President.
PRoPoSALS-Trcas Depart
w lnsht psrvlsinS Archilect's omice.
propos.s WIN be received a, This SO ONCE sea u fa
I'll p. NJ. November a. 1918. and then
onsned. for alterations at the T. Post
accordance with the specifications and
aw!nSs msn,ioncd therein. copies OF which
todian. in the discretion OF the Supcryisiny
architect James A. Wetmore Actinr SmH
peryising Architects;
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va ostobsE 20 i5s NSsiee fi i. ser.Sy
Sn that tho annual meeting OF the stocs.
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Of the COMPANY in the. city OF Richmond
at 12 O'clock NJ The tranafsr book, i S,5
9 TSnradar ana an Fs
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OTHER people are reading these ads now.
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hour. steady lob FOR he Beihlehem Steel
day. See "a, once Richmond Employment
Agency. iUS East BROAD
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Help Wantetl--ala;e,
::S:S

BARBEK-Wanted first class white bar
her at one: good lob In good town
FOR d good man IL YOU want u steady iob
reilly. II YOU are hoatcr. don't reilly.
f:nporia, Va
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IARHER WANTED AT S.i Eas, I,roaJ

800 ~ ''tt,i.
BARHERlNG taught thoroughly IN IL few
weekE. You gan earn while you lear n
BARRIERS make big wages and they are AL
ways IN demand. Write for Information
Shuford Barber College. G0i East Ma raha.i
street. Richmond. Va.
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YOUNG LADIES

WANTED. YOUNG LADIES. IL YEARS
AND OVER TO WORK p1ECEwoRK.
Also SOME DAY WORKERS. APPLY
\. I!oEN g. CO.. ooi RANDOLPH
sTRDET
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted--siale. 81,

IL you ARE TIRED Of MOVING
AROUND FROM ONE JOB To
ANOTHER. LOSING TINE;
AND MoNEY
GOODYEAR
OFFERS YOU PERMANENT WORK
THE YEAR ROUND. EXcELLEST
WORKING CONDITIONS AND A
CHANCE TO EARN RATES IN nc
coRDANcE WITH YOUR ABILITY.
ALL-ARouND MACIiISIsTs
BORING MILL
BENCH AND FLOOR
LARGE LATHE
GENERAL REPAIRMAS
BLAcksMITHS
CARPENTERS
SHEET METAL WORKERS
APPLY ~ PERSON OR WRITE
At ONCE TO
FACTORY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
TIE GOODYEAR TIRE &c RUBBER CO..
AKRON. ONO.
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Home for Sale

North Side. new stucco modern, up-
to-date. 7 rooms and reception hair:
corner. 3SN135. Price. $500; $1,000
cash. Ready to move in.
JOHN DEGEN, 80
2l2 Travellers Building.
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.clp-Malc or Female.
81

ADDRESS PoSTCAKDS-Earn $40 weekly
in spare time addressing postcards Send
10 cents coin for particulars. VI. G. Jarvis
al Film Street. Youngstown. Ohio.
-. samples and sell household necessity
every housewife permanent customer.
Corrinan. - North Fifteenth Street. Harris
burg. IA.
TEACiiERS-Wanted. grade and rural
teachcrs South Atlantic Tea cheers
Agency. 900 Walton building. Atlanta. Ga