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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-11-30
CHURCH T

y . . y . . $
The items in this column are furnishe,
the Register by the press correspondent
o. the various churches and societies. AL
churches and societies have the same privi
leges in the use OF this column
st. Paul's Episcopal Church-De
cember 3rd, 1922. 7:30 A. M. Holy
Communion. 9:45 A. NJ. Church
school. 1915 A. NJ. Holy Communion
and Sermon. 1880 +. NJ. Evening
prayer and discussion.
First Presbyterian Church-Preach
ing service morning and evening. SAB
bath school at II NJ. Christian Endeay-
or $50 p. m.
United Presbyterian Church-Sab-
bath, Dec. 3, 1922, Morning worship
1890 A. NJ. Sabbath school 1l:45 A.
NJ. Junior Christian Endeavor 300
NJ. Christian Endeavor 6:3O +. NJ.
Evening worship 1880 p. NJ.
Mass next Sunday at st. Thomas
Catholic Church will be at II o'clock.
In Aurora at $50. During the winter
months mass in Aurora on the lSt ana
3rd Sunday Of the month.
First Church OF Christ. Scientist
Corner Of 9th St. and 9TH Ave. Ser
vices are held here every Sunday at
IL o'clock a. m. Subject for next sun
day is God, the only Course and Gre
ator." Sunday school is held at 9:45
a. m. Wednesday evening meeting at
s o'clock. There will also be a
Thanksgiving service at the usual
hour Thanksgiving morning, There Is
2 reading room in this building which
is open every Wednesday from > to 4
o. m. All are invited TO attend the
services and visit the reading room.
BAPTIST Church-The evangelistic
meetings and Bible lectures are going
on with great power, and will continue
all next month. Mr.. Holzer is giving
mighty messages with the earnestness
Of the prophets Of old. People VINO
love the Bible are being greatly fed
by the afternoon lectures and the gos-
pel has never been presented here with
such power, clearness and loving per
suasion. Mr.. Holzer will preach sun
day morning and evening and will give
a Bible lecture at 3 p. N. Saturday
evening will be given a stereoptlcan
lecture on The Wandering Jew. Next
week there will be no meetings on
Monday, but on the other days al 3
and 1880 p. m Mr., Holzer is n OF
the leading Bible lecturers Of the coun-
try and as an evangelist he has held
forty-two campaigns with churches in
his own city of Philadelphia. a record
unequalled by any other evangelist.
He has come here from a meeting with
Of Philadelphia's largest churches.
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tion issue. yill hold Congress in session
most of next summer.
Political governments fiddle and fuss
about problems Of a world court, ar
bitration OF international disputes,
shipping, booze and labor laws, the
league OF nations, disarmament II
treaties. In striking contrast to all
this it is interesting to note how the
business and financial interests of the
world get together on vital interna-
tional matters. During the early part
Of this month the International Cham.
Der of Commerce perfected a plan for
a board of arbitration Of business dis
putes. TWenty-Seyen countries are
participating, and each country Will
have members OF the board. There
are nine from the United States, and
they are headed by owen ID. Young,
chairman of the board of the General
Electric Company. The plan Of the
movement is simple. The commercial
interests of many lands, with many
tongues, and many interests. fail to
function narmally because of confus-
ion and misunderstanding due to race
methods and principles. Chambers of
Commerce and business mems associa-
lions presumably stand for the best
business methods in all countries.
These chambers throughout the world
are to be brought into agreement
through a board of arbitration, whose
membership is wholly international,
but in which there is a common under
standing that awards will be promptly
who subIrit their cases will be in hon
or bound to abide by the DEGREES. 1t
does not take a very long program Of
principles to grasp the mean;ng OF
this attempt of business men to do
for themselves in a straightforward
simple manner The things that the
governments of tie world have been
unable to bring about, though tley
have been trying to evolve plans ant
schedules for international coopera-
ton and advancement for centuries.
L nc lCSiuCIlL VI CAll mas CANCIIh
ed a fine welcome to 125 business men
from the United States who are Wis
iting his country. Press reports com
menting on the visits of this and other
groups of business men and tinanciers
to Mexico are agreed that President
Obregon is making a success of his
rule over the Mexicans. Apparently
he is kind and gentle with his people,
and progressive in his methods of gov
eminent. But Mexico is still isolated
from the world because the United
States government continues to with
hold official recognition, and in the
dilemma created in MeXico's interna-
tiOnal affairs certain money-sharkS in
New York have gone to the extreme
of attempting to attach the public
funds of Mexico as a means of col
leCting private debts. Some years ago
when revolutions rocked Mexico the
people of the United States poked a
good deal of fun at the term "watchful
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restored at this branch OF the internal
evenue bureau. The officials declare
that the bootleggers are becoming
more aggressive than ever, and they
do not minimize the fact that they be-
lieve the situation in Washington and
elsewhere is filled with dangers. The
situation in New York is likewise
acute, and the Federal authorities
find it necessary to constantly "reOr-
ganize" the dry forces in the metrop-
oils in order to maintain an efficient
organization.
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oh, the farm was bright Thanksgiving
morn,
The sun shone clear on the hay and corn,
The guests came early with laugh and
shout,
And the boys and girls scattered about.
Seeking the pets they had known before,
Climbing through window instead Of door.
Racing from barn To corncrib or mill,
Shouting and laughing with glee. until
The dinner-horn sounded. Oh, l say
Twas pleasant upon the farm that day!
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And here and there was the Jersey stock,
The sheep and horses-Old Prince and
Jock
The turkeys and geese and awkward calf.
And the goat that made the children
laugh.
4 pair Of mules that a friend had sent
Out to the farm for experiment.
Pigeons and fowls aud n guinea pig.
Dogs that were small and dogs that were
big.
Chickens that were white and black and
ray
Oh. the farm was a Jolly sight that day!
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The big home barn was a place Of Joy
For the romping girl and the climbing
boy.
With beams and mowS and ladders TO
mount,
Horses and oxen and sheep TO count.
Hunting Of nests OF sly old hens,
Tunnel,ng hay and fashiOninE dens,
Helping the men 20 do UP the chores,
Shutting windows and locking doors.
Letting some work come in with the
play
Oh, the farm was a folly place to stay!
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90. 1922. Western Newspaper Union.)
In HoIy Writ

In Holy Writ.
Bless the Lord, O my soul and all
that Is within me, bless His holy name.
Bless tie Lord, O my soul, and for
get not all His benefits:
Enter into His gates with thanks
praise: be thankful unto Him, and
Bless His name.
Fol the Lord is good: His mercy
Is everlasting and His truth endureth
to all OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1903 Il, 2
100 A. 5.
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out back OF the house the orchard stood,
Then came the brook and the chestnut
wood,
The old sa wInill where the children play.
The fodder barn with its piles Of hay.
The walnut grove and the cranberry bog,
The wood huCk hole and the barking dog,
The wintergreen and the robbers cave
Wherein who entered was counted brave
The skating pond with its fringe Of
bay
Oh. the farm was . right good place 10
stay!
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oh, the pantry shelves were loaded down
With cakes that were plump and rich
and brown.
With apple r'e and pumpkin and minCe,
And j%ell.es and jam and preserved ounce,
Cranberry sauce and puddinEs and rice,
The dessert dishes that look so nice.
Vegetables, breads, and bonbons sweet.
a great brown turkey and plates Of meat,
Sauces fixed in the daiutiest way
Oh. twas a glorious sight that day!
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The home town paper is nothing
more or less than a printed diary OF
the community. Daily happenings
good and bad, are entered In It's pages
and the whole makes up the real his
tory OF the place.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-11-30

The fiscal year ending June 80 last
saw the largest increase in the dairy
production of the state over n pre-
vious year since dairying has peen
commercialized in South Dakota.
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Oh. the farm was bright. Thanksgiving
morn,
With its stacks of hay and shocks Of
corn.
Its pumpkin heaps In the rambling shed,
And It's apples brown and green and red:
And in the cellar. the winter store.
In bins that were filled and running DER
With all the things that a farm could
keep
In barrel and bin and Coodly heap.
Hung 10 the rafters and hid away
OH. the farm VAS u pleasant place 10
stay!
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Encourage the children to study
plants and animals. When they know
more about plant and animal life they
will not be so ready to destroy it.
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Phone Your Wants
To Randolph l
EMPLOYMENT
z Help WAnted-SIaIe !,
'3::S

EARN moro pay as an automobile ..p.-.
a nnsiheu men are making 1880 to So
ouo year. We teach you AUTOMOBILE.
iisehsnics nnd all branches OF tho pu.i-
hsss at our big modern school. in Wash.
Inston. thu nntion's capital. I'VE train
you from the ground up to DO an ex-
pert mol merely an apprentice.
we prepare you for a big-payIng lob I'm
or service stations or to 20 into hr.,s
ness for yourself
foa set practical training from mon who
} tNNoW. Including Representatives OF nh.
you $50 discount Tor. prompt actio,, 90
meip pay your expenses to Washington
write now for FREE booklets teiiIn~
ABOUT our quality training and your fu,
s.re as an automobile export. American
Motor Schools. Dept. 2i5. Washinuton
u. e. '0H'
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AGENTS You've always wanted bjy
money. Here II is. |ls to $3c n day: new
patented aluminium handle cutlery sci.
You simply display set and write order.
We deliver and collect Pay you daily.
Experience unnecessary. Sample free
Dayton. Ohio.
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Statesmen and Agents

$50, 80 to fit daily. easy. Your pny
IN advance Introducing now s,v,. 80
ah.eeu h"S'sry. Must wear or replaced
IL, no capital or experience required.
J us. snow samples. Write orders Wo
ueI'ar ana collect. Elegant outn, .nr
n ,,,ieo; All colors and grades, Including
si'k. Dept. lGi. Mac-O.cheu Mills 90
Cincinnati, Ohio 1900 w.
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s;
Resolved That for SO many yea.s his
cOusecratet and earnest influence !centt-
fed h.rn e,h mis- eoa'd.,, his loss Is
heenly ;e.l 1y every II!,..!ber; Mud ;hs
AccDe., sympathy cote o,A from every
heart 10 the s0rEoW!ns ircm:'srs Of nis
family.
That. AHA, i. called death. foT him
Is lie beyond" and. wai!e acknowledging
the wisdom Of loving Father. we cherish
d heritage tn. memory O: many beau
t!ful gifts ot the spirit that made hi:u
strong in his grH'!gacss. and !is real
strength so gentle,
That in the eom,empia tion OF a lie Ike
his. stamped with Christian humility and
true loyalty for every noble purpose.
hope and faith are renewed ana desire "a
kiHdl.a 20 emulate the example OF one
who walked onward upward. VITA no
thought @: tear o? pride"
That copies Of these resolutions ho sent
20 this family. 10 the RichmoHd Dispatch.
the News Leader and copy spread upon
The records Of ;h.s hoard.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS or uOiLY-
MOOD CEIEfERY COMPANY.
u. c. Wherry. President
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Business Advertisers Than One Thing Use More Than One Al
BUSINESS SERVICE
Repairing


FuRNITURE--lt you want your old fur
nituro iuado now. phone our MIR. Coates,
Madison 6SS. Jones Bros. 6 Co.. Inc.
HALF.sOLEs. 81: rubber heels. 60c. Man.
haitian Shoe Repalrlns Co. $40 ". Fifth.
PHoNoGRAfl1 repairing. Rowictt Phono-
PIANO TUNING. repairing, rebuilding.
Expert. efficient employees. Guaranteed
Workmanship. Now Is an excellent tiino
TO have pianos repaired. Wen get your
instrument, bring IL TO our factory, re-
pals or rebuild It II you 10 desire and
deliver Same to your new address. thus
n sasins sHp the cost Of moving E.,i
Factory. Twentieth and Frankiin
Streets. Randolph 1903.
SHOE REPAIRING-Eiba Repair Shop.
Si3 West BROAD. Randolph iHi.w.
SHOE REFAlRING-Elba Repair shop.
6ls West broed. Randolph liii.w.
SHOE hErAiRiNG-A No. shoe repair
shop. l6o7is West Main Street.
WATCHES OF ali kipds repaired. Modor-
ate charges. IL. Cohen. EOS East broad.
wINGFoor SHOE REPAIRINo. all N.
Second 81. Han. lsse-w. 4. A. Durawuli.
We specialize In 3owcIry repair,. The
Norris Jewelry CO.. Colonial Theater.
1000 SEWING MACHINES wanted for ro
ps,ls al nj 81 cs apiece Aiso one No. l
machine for repairs ia Elba Repair
shop. 5i2 West broad Street. R.n.
GOES rLAcE-Mens toles and heels.
&l.S0. 1897 W. Main. Madison 6Sy5-W
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnuted-Femalo IA
COOE---Wsnted. cook. Apply 1910
Monument Avenue.
CONSECUTIVE Want Ad ratcs OF the ! =.
patch Papers. 5 Insertions price OF /. ::
insertions price of G.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at once. VII, ,
housckeeper for widower and two CHI.
drcn; good home for right party. Gail
Boulovard 21tt-W for appointment.
COoK-At once. trst.claaS cook: man or
woman. 1924 Jefferson Park.
ELECTRIC shoe shop for sale; Will sell
ut sacrifice AZ am leaving town. Call
Madison bG5i-W.
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MAN.
Large, established. reputable mercantile
corporation OF known standing has op-
portunity for man IS to as years OF age.
with experience in moro OF tho
following departments buying or selling
merchandise at retail:
Candy Jeweiry
Dry Goods House Furnishings
Hosiery Millinery
Notions Ribbons
Must have good health, fair education.
upright character. be keen observer and
r student OF modern store Instructions.
state age family and history OF former
positions with wages.
BoX i 6G2. CARE THE DISPATCH.
$40 TO $50 WEEKLY Ia your spare time
doing special advertising work among
the families OF your city; no experience
necessary; write today for full par
ticulars. American Products Co., $500
American Bldg. Cincinnati, Ohio. =
GOVT positions open-Men-women. Hon
osty required; good pay TO start, Write
q. MCCARTHY. st.aLouis. s3g ~ 81
70 "a, So9s ,sl. how
a. ! you sioar,. chist t9nsinsaS i1ts.B
IS IJ,aS
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Phone Your Wants
To Randolph l
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
IHDk1ED FOR QUICK
REF ElSENCE


Csc the TelepnOne-Cali Rnndoiph I
Ask lor ~ Aat Al 1aker
Classified Advertisements ordered
Tor THE RlCiialOND IlMES-DlS-
PATCH daily tnornlnG toition wili
appear III the next edition OF TAE
given nerewitn cover morning ana
rventns svrvicv In al instances. win
the exception or TAE tUSOAf
IlAIES- DiSrArCA. which III priced
hepnratcIy.
Schedule OF Want AID ltntes
&c a woro gully, minimum
2bG, set solid
snc woru SUNDAY, minimum;
zoe, Set EollQ.
consecutive Insertions. ihcluo.
ihS SUNDAY. DC b word.
consecutive Insertions, inClAJ
ing Sunuay. lvo u word.
tNo,a the reductions iUr consecutive
tusertions .I
Display Type
Tho largest type permitted In the
nant nd pages ~ IL point. and tue
smallest space in which a l2-point
tyle ad may be set Is ono inch. The
rate Tor tHis iarse type is cents -
s soaS DAILY ana ~ cents ,oS,, Wor.
VIII apply as tSr regular want aus
Cups. bIokeL iines, waite space are
charh SEQ Tor ar the regular WORD IA.
estimate words tu the line.
Longer term rates 70. business au-
Sertisers on IsQuekt
Advertisements received as late as
10 a. M and ~ p. M. each week DAY
anu up To +. NJ. Saturday for correct
classification In the nv1t EDITION.
Situation Wanted Adx-Male and
e'eniaie-whcn presented a, the Want
"a Counter in IEe Dispatch building
oy those out OF work Will be insefte':
Free OF Charge
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AGENTS-.sc pee hour introducing nav.
patented automatic scif-wind!uE indoor
ana outdoor clothes line and reel. No
capital or experience needed. You sell
We deliver and collect. SAMPLE free 70
MoFktrs. Universal Appliance Co, Dent.
VI Main Street, Cincinnati Ohio
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Mp rop ,rE .'J u.wr il

Ichetes- In H. des;n al Mr. : Horace
Haze, th. BcAT4 .: D.Eec;o OF Holly
5000 Cemetery Company noun. the loss OF
Beloved friend and honO.ed member. te
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Funeral Directors

MOURNING ORDERS DYED--94- hour ser
vice. This department is gI,en our sI,c-
cial attention. Sehlosy, C!oauc.s aud
Dy-rs, los Sarth Fourth street. Mad =
son 1905 or Randolph 1888.
pHAur-- Edwin ghaup funeral director
ana cn.balmvr. 3g5 East Main Street.
Madison AL. Randolph 5oCG.
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new; Only adjustable comb cleaner on,
market. Cleans fine and coarse tooth
combs, nothing Hike II. No competition:
iooN prohs. Sample zoe. Schow Trad
Ing Corporation. 1913 West Madison. Chi.
. I'll
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AGENTS-Make SIS daily selling our ..If-
gas lighters. Sells ON sight; 300Ss pront.
Samples, loo. Rapid Mfg. Co., 10 East
Fourteenth Street, New York
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AGES Is-Make your $40 day with Blue
Ribbon Cutlery aots: razor-st.e, h,sds.
solld aluminium handles. Beautiful dis.
pay fo. catches housewives eye, You
Heii. we deliver and collect Com
missions daily. Clarke mado IL sales
mTst ive hours. Send for sample. Do
ii.o~ist. No capital. Write Parker
MfE. Co. "a Cut Strent navian Ql,in-
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: = - = BE- -
WILLIAM DANiS-Tne son and daughter
Of late Ar. William Davis wish 10 com
municate "ith relatives Of The deceased
Mr.. Davis bora in Richmond Va
year OF Is.1. lie married Mrs rInk.y
Stokes. and lived at Cfoton- "a. Hudson.
y. :. Mr.. Dawn had one brother. joan
Davis. and on. sister. Lula Davis. Re!a-
tres please communicate with Miss ben
BIZ :. Davis. SchOdack Landing, y Y.
WILL gladly tell any one suffering with
rheumatism how Was cured In four
days after two years terrible suffering
IL matters not what form you hav.
what you have tried or how lGng STAND.
ing. Send name end address today,
~ address Box A-li7. Little Rock, ARK.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help WRnteti-Ninle

FIREMEN. Urnkemcn. beginners $3.50:
later 1850. halfway, Box l. Ga. care
Tho Dispatch
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Personals
I!E.INs wANTE

HEIRS WANTED.
Estates sc"kins claimants: you may u,
one OF them. send 2-cent stamp Tor 81,
scripiiTe circulars.
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STORE MANAGER.

W." h .miEp-Aen Wishing poniiionS bremen.
Ss,aHetneh. coiored train porters. on Ia rg.
virginia roads. write ir:,medintsiv ~
.uil iniorma;ion: sl2s-;,so month. M
tpshencc neoessary. Inter RaIiw.w
Dept. ls1. Indians polls, Ind. AS'
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Special Notices

ELITE BEAUTY iARG.OH, l23 L. Hroud-
Specials tor this month. thainrOo and
wave. !a-. facial massage. 80. Can
Madison BOO 70! appointment
MADAME HcUSEMAE-M Massage par!or.
treatment f0r iaCc. NECK, ihyrspy light
Tor rheumatism, ntuTiI!s aud loust!pa
ten Commercial B!dg.. :lo Sorth Sec
Ond. near Broad. Madison s:i2
WHY hot Sec - ~ regard 20 renting a
plano? Terms very reasonable. Chhs
NJ S:icn. Inc II; West Broad street.
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AGESTS-Herc's the beat limo OF food
MAYORS. perfumes, soaps. toilet prepare
ions, etc. ever offered. No capital
heenen. complete outfits furnished FREQ
to workers. Write today for full mar
ticuiars. American Products Co., b62s
American BidE., Cincinnati. Ohio
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If you have the ability. appearance and
education to talk to doctors. wo have
"a speciality they buy readily ut SIS. pay
ing you 1915 an order. Ono for drug
gista sells for sl2 and pays you IS an
order. Samples. selling helps, and train
Ing free. Address details rs to age.
experience AID references to J. u. Lip
pincott Company, PHILADELPHIA.
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AGENTS.Heres sure winner, We pay
~ ~: hour for your spare time taking
orders for "Znnol" Puro Food Flayors
Miss Edith Haut mndo $54 In ono week.
Write for sample case. Make beautiful
display. Shows Is articles OF best and
fastest sellers OF fiayors, soaps, perfumes
toilet articles. etc. Every woman buys
Big repeaters. Have q steady Income
Customer must be satisfied or money
hack. Send for sample case today
American Products Co.. 56i2 American
BLDG. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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AGENTS-ro sell nonbrea ka6ie ruhbe r
buttons TO homes: big repeater; 10o9s
fr2ht: Samples free. Clintox Mfg. CO.,
3lS Jackson. milwaukee,, Wis
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FURNITURE--It you want your old fur
niture inado now. phone our Mr.. Coates,
Madison 6SS. Jones I3ros & Co Inc
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INTERNATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY,
III I!itshurga. "a.
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Help Wantcd-Male J3
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS arc always
in demand. Enroll In the largest
and best-equipped automobile and trae-
tor school In the East. Write for free
catalog. PETE Automotive School. 22 N.
Twentieth Street philadelphia. Pa.
BoOKBINDER = Wanted, an ail-round
book binder who can rule. forward and
finish. Small bindery, we'll equipped.
Jos. ]. Stone & Co., Greensboro. y. c.
BRICKLAYERs. carpenters and builders
wanted. Sond Tor free book. How TO
Read Blue Print8." No charge. wrne
today. Chicago Technical College. 1875
Tech. Bldg. Chicago. III.
oLLECTOR-Wantcd, u; once expert
cnced collector. Good salary to right
pnrty. Apply National Clothing Stores
l2 East Broad.
COMP 81 r o R--Aii-round compositor
wanted at once. Jt incapable, do not
apply. Printing Dept. Methodist Or.
phanage. Richmond. ys.
ETECTTvEs-Needod evorywhere; good
pay, Interesting work. Send for froe
Information covering our system OF edu.
cationhi advancement. lnterhationa
Detsctiyo Exchange. liz West Adams.
DRUG CLERYt---Wan1sd,T an ,cxpe.isn ID,
unrsststered drug clerk, Chlidrey Drug
| Co.. loi East J3rcAa Btfcst, -
5EkYlSn g 81 ;kd 80;
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MEN--You've always wanted big money.
Hero II III, SIG to $22 q day. New pat
ented aluminium handle cutlery set. You
simply display set and write order. We
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