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New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Does Not Care for Foreign Bonds

Question: have twelve shares Ameri-
f3s,r can Telepaone and Telegraph. ten shares
Putlman $1,000 Chicago Rock Island 4
paclnc rounding per cent bond and ST.
600 Atlas Powder u per cent bond. all
Liberty bonds, bought at par. 1 also carry
some life insurance and building and loan
shares and have few hundred dollars in
the savings bank. The Atlas Powder bond
Is redeemabae, and 1t occurred to me that
it might De we'll to sell it and buy some
non-callable security which would assure
over period of years. Whether I could
get approximately the same safety and
yield, together with the non-callable fea-
ture. is g matter On which I should like
your advice. Markotability is not of ex-
treme Importance. l have all the common
stocks want. and l don't care for foreign
bonds. such as French n. per cent or
Brazil per cent You frequently mention
Central Steel Company 8 per cent first
mortgage sinking fund bonds, due 1o41.
me to exchange the Atlas Powder bond for
one OF this issue? The Central Steel Com
pary Is a comparatively new concern and
ans been prosperous enough during the
boom times accompanying the war. when
a ready demand existed for its products
anNcted by the present depression in the
steal industry. resulting in future close
competition with larger companies that
line OF business? I also have thought of
the the winchester ~, Sa s Arms ~ per cent, Steel
but don't know anything about them or
whether or not they are callable. How do
yoa regard them compared with Cen
trsl stce1 8 per cont? Unless there might
be some advantage from q change / should
be satisfied to hold the Atlas Powder
bond The fact that it is callable is the
only thing I am afraid of. Would you
suggest any changes in the rest of my in
vestments?-G II. T.
Answer-We do not think that you
can get the same degree of safety,
marketability and high yield with
non-callable bond as you now get in
your Atlas Power TINS. We would not
advise you to sell your bond for fear
of its being called. We would not sug-
gcst any other changes in your invest
ments. The Central Steel Company
manufactures alloyed steel products,
and with resumption of normal de-
mand for steel we think that it's COM
petitive situation will not be unfavcr-
able. We think it's advantages as an
investment compare we'll with the Win
chester Arms, Steel and Tube of Amer
lea or Sharon Steel Hoop bonds.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Some Good Investments

Question: am single, thirty eight years
OF age, having accumulated the stocks and
for the future. 7 would appreciate your
criticism. also your valued help. in sug
gsesting 1s- some good, sound investments for
the United States Treasury ccrtifcat tns
listed. Common stock: Ton shares Atlantic
Coast Line al 991a twenty shares Atohi
son, Topeka, & Santa Fe, s2Ss; twenty
shares Union Pacific. 1885, twenty shares
Pacific OIL, 10. Preferred stock: Twenty
nxs Ns s. shares aoo STANDARD on Of New Ierssy
1926 7sla Atlantic Coast Line first con
ton & Quincy, Illinois Division Division 4s, ie4o.
soA: Chesapeake & Ohio convertible IS,
ls4s, s2 Great Northern, series A, first
Quincy Joint SIS, 1896, a6h Louisville &
Mash vile unified IS, 1880 slS Louisville;
mortgage, series 5s. 1863 Ssss Southern,
Pacific first 'efuding mortgage As. 1885,
~: Canada Mor;hern Railway c3a@
Marie Railway G iss, 99ss: Roi Telephone
Of 1o,gss pennsylvania aas r ls4s los Montana
pany Gs. 1910 10OM State of Queensland
as 14Dsl fs4l - lSG kingdom Of ReIgiam IS;
Hotel s. 1851 Fiske Rubber building es,
1881; Maryland Avenue Office Building 6s,
lgao tStraus), all par; Second L. L. 1850.
~, at par; par; Third L, l., $1,000, 4A al
loan 5000 st0 at par duo Sarch s'iiSfy
q. at par, due septelnber, 1921; 5000
u. at par.-W. Fl. "
Answer-You have remarkably
good list of investments and seSni-
spsculations. All Of your railroad
bonds are sound investments, with the
A. T. & S. It. and c. B. & q. ranking
in the highest grade. Your foreign
governments are good. Pacific Oil
common is speculation, but rather
attractive one. Of the four railroads
we would be inclined to hold all but
Atlantic Coast Line. and shift from
that into Norfolk & Western. With the
$4,000 we suggest 10 shares of Ameri-
can Locomotive preferred; 1 Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Equip
ment Trust certificate due either 1888,
1884 or 1885, which can be bought at
price to yield 5.75 per cent; / New
York Edison first lien and refunting
Series A, 61a per cent bond, due 194i,
recently offered at 104a; l Virginian
Railway per cent first mortgage
bond, due 1861, recently selling at
price to yield about 5.55 per cent, and
10 shares Of American Telephone and
Telegraph Co. stock, paying per cent
and recently selling around 116.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

We want to make this particularly
clear because of what is to follow.
You have twenty-six of these bonds.
two other good $1,000 bonds and one
other good $500 bond, besides your
stock. In other words, the great bulk
Of your investment is in one security.
In our opinion such concentrated in
vestment lays you open to risk which
1T is not necessary to take. Even with
such strong security as the Pitts
burgh, Chicago, Cincinnati & st. Louis
bonds it is within the realm of pos
slbllity that something. now unfore-
seeable, should come up that would
endanger the interest payment on
these bonds and even impair the Sc
curity Of principal Understand us.
we mean that this is conceivable with
any bond, even the highest grade
bonds The chances that this would
happen are remote, even for one prop
erty. On the other hand, if you were
to divide the investment among twelve
ClHerent classes of properties, so that
instead of being subject to the risk.
slight as it might be, that even the
strongest railroads will be in bad
position financially, or that this par
ticular property will suffer some dis
asser. you would be risking only one
twelfth of your investment even were
the unforeseeable to happen, and the
chances that all twelve Of your invest
ments should turn out bad would be
not twelve times as remote, but many
hundreds of times as remote. This ia
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Some Bonds Prescribed

Question: am q retired farmer, living
on the income from the following securi-
ties. win you please advise me il they
are fairly safe? Stock in the National
Park Bank, stock in the National Bank Of
Commerce, stock in the Title Guaranty
and Trust Company, Ohio Light and Power
Company bonds, Columbus Railroad and
Lighting Company bonds. Would you reg
omnlend me to buy any of the following:
Long Island Lighting Company stock
American Radio Company stock (plant ut
Rocky Point, l.. ID. Atlantic Mutual Insur-
ance Company scrip &c. w D.
Answer-We think that the invest
ments that you have are good, but think
that your investment position would be
improved if, instead of buying the three
stocks that you mention, you were to
buy high-grade bonds, such as North
western Bell Telephone Is, due 1941;
Chicago Union Station 61ss. due 1868
and New York Telephone 6s, due 1941
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Remington Typewriter

Question: would like to avail myself
Of your kind offer of service in financial
matters N the way of little advice re-
garding n investment which I am about
70 make. 1 have abocs 100000 to put into
securities. friend on mine is offering
me an opportunity to get some Remington
frst and second preferred up to this
amount or a similar amount of common
The first preferred is offered at $50 and
the second preferred at S45. am not
considering the common very seriously
but would like very much to have your
opinion as TO the soundness of the pre-
fcrred shares of this company and the
likelihood OF a resumption of d dividend
sonse time in the future.-A. p. c.
Answer-We think that the Reming-
ton Typewriter first and second pre-
ferred is business mans semi-specu-
lftive investment. When business con-
ditions return to normal it ought to be
possible for the company TO resume
dividends after operating under normal
conditions for six months to year
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Correcting an Error

gsas asason--As anton--As an interested reader OF
romts' usssoermafion service Oh Investments I
safisr. .she 10 call your attention 10 the
.sur asaeS apparent discrerancy g'hrcc or
roo ss asn, IN your answer 70. L. 81. w,
sslsnSa.s regarding No..hwes.ern Bel.
s.1y ssu : gar sent first mortgage shat
ri ~ Ees cal,as.e before 1881 and due
sl,ad H.. nave u copy OF the circular is-
bpnd. tas bankers who placed these
.he h.nx "a 'hs market. which states that
ef ths oe arc "sedsemabie. at the option
st,t' On 'empany. y. AS whole, but not N
aottsss =. .ny interest date upon sixty days
;srsne utof y pnr cent and accrued In
Il not sre the terms changed later
sskssIno,t nss Is your opinion as to the
L iHA'0' H' q these bonds being called -
stteTn..;;acr--Thank you for calling our
tio5 70 tae error in the descrip-
phans' y tue Northwessera Bell ycle-
isv me- g. You are quite rishs in saw
any ina, ,nat these bonds arc calIahie ut
as ,nssrsst n.ss,t date on sixty days rotice,
!. ~ .aos bat not in part. On accounut
All" aact .hat tne issuc Ia calIable
tEhis, E s. e : whole but not in part. we
hords IA. II il improbable that these
''se WI pc called before maturity.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Why a Second Time?

Question: have thirty United states
1e41, at 100ia 1000 French rs, at 100. I
am stuck on nifty A. B C., at $3.50, now
selling at 81. l with to know IL 1t Is
worth anything or If | shall aol1 1t and
buy something else. say, Carlisle Tire at
~, or some other gamble that may pos
sibty have better chance 10 come out
sometime | know you do not advise on
enabling, but I can afford TO chance
almost anything ON this little wad. for
am already stuck.-1. NJ, r..
.Answer-By A. B. c. do you mean
Alaska, British Col. Metals, WHICH was
recently selling on the New York Curb
at between 2 and 3? To save us we
cannot follow your reasoning in want
ing TO get stuck second time sirnply
because you have been stuck once.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
City Of WARSAW Bonds

Question-Kindly advise as to the Sc
curity of the city of Warsaw 5 per cent
Improvement bonds. sold by Story & Co,
of 51a Fifth Avenue. Would you advise
investing in same Miss NJ. J. B.
Answer-We must emphatically ad-
wise you not to buy the per cent
Improvement bonds of the City of War
saw. We do not consider these bonds
to be even speculation. They are
simply gamble in foreign exchange,
with the odds heavily against any
case of profit.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
lnve stment Information

0x..t:css o. rcn,rcI interss. to in
...sss~s sf,ll Be esss-gersd in tsis coli
.wx n phich case oasip saita1ks sriil
- .ssd. Others seisi be asls,cered by
.~s;I address ali inquiries, iaolos-
-, -. . stcsared. edsyesssd enrsloFe to
jETsssancsdl jTs Edi'or. Tke TTsbame. fs3
ysssak .StresG. Nee York City.
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Situations Wantcd-.Fcn,aIc 3u

cLERICAi---wantei. cleT!cai position a,
once cAl Madison -s3S-J.
Co!.ohED LADY wishes small laundry +.
hrst Street.
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STENOGRArHER. ag. &c ,,;,,,- 1T
ion ' SGSen o' v SSaa2pkkeerins desires posi-
r9n INC. Box Ga. The Dispaicbo ihe'
ibnSd MAN, 10 years OF ago ,,i;;,-
t:'t ~" &c, rchooi education. wants p"si,io,a
Dispatch. S'e"r''er' Box 62I. The
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When Wishes Come True

Men and women have always had wishes
almost as long they have had wants. A
wish is only want plus the luxury tax,
anyhow.
Primitive didn't have any way to
express their wishes they generally Just
went out and took what they wantcd-if
they could get. it!
Later, people thought that superstition
would make their wishes come true and
they wished on rings, moons. white
horses and scores of other -:'syStems" of
their own. Children today still hold to these
fancies.
Now when you have regular ife-sized
WISH TO be satisfied, you take it to the wish
ing market'-The Dispatches Classified Sec
tion-and get what you want
Whether your wish is to buy or SELL to give
or get service or employment-vou will find
scores OF opportunities of all sorts awaitinp
you in The Dispatch Classified Section every
day.
DISPATCH WANT AID BRANCHES
ALL OVER TOWN
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ANY OF THESE u,\NCH ,CCEP
A.

WEST or FIRST STREET.
a WO!.LslEFER,
?O0i West Cary street.
BUTTONS DRUG STORE,
3oOo Yves; cary street
SH1RkEY'S PHARMACY.
,l2 North Sheppard street.
BLANKS BOULEVARD PHARMACY,
2s00 West Broad street
CAVEDO'S DRUG STORE
Robinson and Floyd
HOOVER'S PHARMACY.
Robinson and Main
THE BRANDS PHARMACY,
2GGl Park Avenue,
g. c. KERN.
2225 Hanover hvonuH.
GROVE AVENUE PHARMACY.
.Q2i Grove Avsnuv.
l.. !. BOOKER,
1919 West Main Street
HERMlTAGE DRUG COMPANY,
1917 West Broad Street.
PUBLIC DRUG STORES
1901 Park Avenue
WEST END CONFECTIONERY.
sol West Main Street.
A. T.. JOHANN,
SCI West Main Street;
PINE STREET PHARMACY.
3Si South Pine Street.
G. CInOCCA BROS
Sl2 West Broad street
V. II. MAY * BROS.
&35 Brook Avenue
TARRANT DRUG COMPANY.
West Broad Street
COHEN co. DEPARTMENT. STORE.
u Eas; Broad Street.
W. g SAUNDERS.
$50 Yves; Leigh Street
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IL you wish to money during you!
leisure hours or during your vacation
and will sell lots and houses for US III
an cNcelen;y located. rapidly growing
new subdivision. which has oity con
vcnicnccs and many new homes, come
La 7Oy Mutual Ruiiding and talk over
Inc plan Hy the uEe OF your leisur"
time you vii! be abb" to build up a
profitable income Others. both men
and women have made good. Why not
vou7 Come and talk it over.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wuntcd-Femnie "a

a.! STENuGRAPHER wanted None
rrvrs need Apply. State experience and
n.,,r .r Address Box e 60. The Dis
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N'oi'MoNh PHARMACY
- rIS' NH" street
en- -
NM" m" hroaa Stree's'
l>Si.,H'>n - ti''Hhf.i,
Nu't" htshtttn'h street
Ii Ms tiiNi'M ~
Nv"' ''ISt anu Ma S"''' OF
! i,.N'i' ; iitNNM y,
iNeh'N-hrS' ana MAJ" 9''tc's
PARAMOUNT PHARMACY.
2l25 Paramount Avenue.
cations PHARMACY.
Twenty sixth and NcUaele streets
:. l.. CRAIG.
$500 East Broad street
l!OEp'S DRUG STORE,
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81 EClAL SALE
FORD SEDANS
We Have the Best Selection
Of Used Ford Sedans ever
offered. Repainted and
reconditioned.
Prices right.
Ford SEDAN, 1920
model, equipped with
electric starter, demount-
able rims. Repainted and
equipped with four new
tires. Looks and runs
like new.
Ford SEDAN, 1920
model, equipped with de
mountable rims, electric
starter and shock absorb
ers. -Four new tires.
Ford SEDAN, 1920
model. equipped with de-
muOntable rims, starter,
oversize wheel and lock
and speedometer.
Ford COUPE, 1920
model, equipped with
starter and demountable
rims, extra tire, shock
absorbers, parking light.
Only used six months.
Ford TON TRUCK
CHASSIS, equipped with
pneumatic tires, over
hauled and reprinted.
Ford LIGHT CHAS-
SIS, 1920 model, equip
ped with electric starter,
and lights, and new tires
and wheels.
Reasonable terms on
any Of the above cars to
satisfactory parties.
Don't delay, come early
Monday morning; j t
doesn't cost you any
thing to look them over.
! RICHMOND MOTOR CO.,
INC,
BROAD AND TENTH
STREETS.
Opposite City HalD.
SEltSIg. truck inat .tanc 10: seIy:cc
/ Tr.usrorta dor aOjor 60. liio W-s,
Ifhad Sir"-t rnon- no.I.ylrd z3i.
10Y s-ye money snen you buy AND ss,l
through these ColumuA
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MEN WANTED for poHtal mall service.
ExaininatIo snoH. Salary 81 400 81 500.
Experience unnecessary. Write for Tree
particulars about positions and exami-
nations Columbia school OF Civil Ser
vice. 220 Pope Building Washington.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-nInIc

WANTED. experienced stock security
saIesinan on going proposition. Apply.
s!athS experience. Box S3s. Richmond.
tNIED. young man to cell necessary
Typewriter attachment In Richmond.
Must nave reference and bc able TO
typewriter. Give age and former employ
ncnt Address l0t West Sank Street.
fet.rs6urY. Va.
WHITE and colo.cd men hunting work.
Agency. ITO West broad.
YOUNG MEN--waht.d. sevcral young
men who are ambitious for the stage
70 break In as assistants TO magic ian.
fosiilon VIII pay well to those who
nuanfy. y" experience necessary. Apply
To 20 North Eighth Street. second Noof
b.tween and T. NJ.
'JS TO SG WEEKLY in your spare time
hoinE sncciaI advcrttk.nE work among
the ihmilics OF your city. experience
necessary: write today for fun tarticu-
lars American Products Co.. i6Si Amer
icah B!GE.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Sock,-Wanted. good cook and houscrirl
Hampton. Va. 49,
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PLI'MBERS-If you are a frs; class plum
her ana desire To wpih. answer this ad-
Ycrt!scmcnt at once. 80 we can put YOU
10 work Tuesday morning. Address Box
COZ The DisDatch
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LOST

LOST
Uubodo:reier from auto-r ohic .rue.
Reward ~ returned 20 Purity Ic. 60
Co. 10 south Jefferson street
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%, c OF SM a N-ESccp,ionai opportun.,v FL
hcni,hn saieHihhn to sell accident ~
ntrhiNh insurance: best policies -, am
..ttaiih ssrfice. Call at Room T. f. J nm
haLh street. between AMI I, 6aA
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US 70" R W1nt hGip Of any description phone
ln"nd -Emnloyinemt Agency. '''e' h'eh
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LOFT. $500 certificate OF dc2osi, or the Ma
tiona! Bank o. Petersburg. three Victory
loan coupons. SOS. .0ict 11!.b =
.6ItI for '.3ib each. one Liberty loan
for 12i.aG. Eeeag6 (! returned 10 lam
rrlde. NOuth g. JctH:rhu:a. VI
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Ioch-Hood cook wanted. 3Os Iiawthornc
n,wn.hIc. Place on lot. Phone Randolph
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80 io;\ wanted by No bo.,----.
sn Th VIII ~ years experiences in ws mdae
nox I"I retail store Rest OF reference
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles Tor sane
FOR SALE OR
TRADE.

0 V er a n d Coupe,
1920; used very little
by thoroughly compe-
tent driver. We I'M
n e 81 t a t ingly recon-
mend this car to any
ospective buyer.
Your old car will be
taken in as part pay
nent.
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IIcIl-nIuIc or Female 3,

EXPERIENCED BOoKKEEpER wanted
sat- s, references and salary expected
HUNDREDS u. s. GOVEKNMEET no,i.
lions open To men en-girls 3l3S 10
Slo1 month. Steady work Common
Tor Tree list positions open. Franklin
Destitute. Dept. 10 $. Rochester. y T.
MEN AND WOMEN to prepare for civil
S"'EIcr cSainInat on. Send s. for fun s
w""ha course. American Ciyil Service
Scho"l. lNT sew York Avenue ~ W.
WANTED. TEACiiE3S--ThouAan normal
ana college graduates FOR September po-
s!tloiS ~ south and Wes, Dept. D.
Yates Fisher Teachers Agency E,.h
VILE. Tenn
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BUSINESS SLKtICE
business Services OGerca

AHNi.GS AWNINGS!
order nov aud avoid ine iu.n. A,ad;yon
:ib2. Nichmoni A~nins Co.. sii North
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I Will add Avc men. over Is years o.
axe. TO our sales force. Thoy must be
men who are Inherently honest. who can
faithfully represent ORGANIZATION Of
national reputation and record RE-
gardlcss 81 your present occupation, you
may hc that particular man whom
can place In n position TO earn not leSs
than 81. 900 10 5000 per gear can at
iOiI Times Dispatch building after $50
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SVASTrb S,yrs,,,.

= l.t' IA sol" distributors ~ e a.ii
~; 80 worth last y"a: II q. X So
~ ~. Ipu can start a.. dIrtrinuto. az
ga, .man. Fin" oSportunIty for advhuc,,..
W"ht bui.i business II yaUr oru u,r
nhiE4u 60: profit. EXCLUSIVE i-ry!tnry IL,
I!Eht party Write FOR dc,aIls iudny
scirliory Rapidly filling un. T!re In-Soi.
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MAKE s!0G WEEKLY selling Rolly's
Washday Wonder. Now chemical dirt
solvent. Harmless Cleans without rub.
hing Want pcr,na ncn. agents crew maa-
ayers every county. Grab territory now.
Free samples and particulars Roiiy
Chemical O.. L.. IIastinES. Nch.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
linden FOR QUICK REFERENCE


order for
EVENING pispATci The morning
hich is riced
chcdu Want = Ratcs
a solid
q caps
Sc "a soc solid
"A agate caps.
q
. consecu rice otS -inserto
rate for this cen
The anne sCa.a Of rcdc
Theser on
Cashnl tho ord n
Longer rates fol nes adv on
7.
ANY Of THESE
"
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HELP WANTED.

MEN WANTED for detective work. FIX
rcrtcnce unnecessary. Write J. Gaaor
former u. s. Government Detective. st.
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NJ MANUFACTURERS y q !. y T Sfiirh-
grade auto speciality. VIII 70 has w"nd-f-
fiIl merit SAMPLES and p!.r'icu!nrs ire.
Exclusive territory References required.
NoNai Co. iZsS Belmont Avenue. Phila
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fHoTortAYS-5. 900 IDEAS needed. Work
thought worthless. Details free. wtito
Praduccrs League. SOS, 81, Louis
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safc' Is II permanent You wan, a
lifelong business. You can -; into such
Products direct 10 farmers II you own
auto or team can get one: u YOU h:c
under 80 and can give hoad with per
sonrL surctics. Wc back you with BIS
selling helps. 81 years in business 90.
600. 900 users o! our products. Writ" for
Information where you can got territory.
j II. Watkins Co. Dept. ll3. Winona,
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INVENTORS desiring to secure naton,s
should write tor our books. How to
Get Your ihi.nt. send mode! or
~ its patent Die nature. Randolph :.
Co.. Dent i0E. HhshinEton. - &
PATENTS BOOKLET free. Highest refer.
cnc-E Best results Pr1nutncss ,e
surcd watson T. Coleman. latent law
yer - / Street. Washington. ID =.
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MAKE $4,000 PER WEEK
IN nSSlNG LIGHT AND RESpEC-
ale OUTDOOR WORK. COME IN
AND SEE MIR. BLUM.
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TO iay friends ana Tat!D"s-- Martin Miller
Formerly ~ Lyric barber shop, mas Igr-
chase! tht,:.st IN olIocr slog sgi
Norm sim st.egt. 10 back ~ Isra..!
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