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Personal Mention

W. G. Burke. a ranchcr Of tho
Spring Lake district. who was In town
transacting business yesterday, said
that he was going to start the farm
work soon.
Miss Helen O'Connor OF Midland.
who was shopping In this city ycstcr-
day. left FOR her home today.
Mrs. II II. simmons left today for
two weeks visit at Grants Pass.
MIR. and Mrs. Rcgcnbergcr left FOR
Sacramento on this mornings train.
Miss Gertrude Cox left today for
Ashland for q visit with friends. Miss
Cox was formerly employed at Andcr'
sons grocctcria.
c. c. Chitwood left on this morn.
ings train for Jacksonville. Oregon
where he will take charge OF n drug
store. lie was accompanied by Mrs.
Chi,wood and daughter, Dorothy.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Frank Arant,
formerly Of this place but now resid'
,ng in Ashland. are here visiting old
friends and relatives for a short time
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-04-04
RADIO SET GOES TO NORTH POI.E,

On the s, q. Bowdoin. which IL be.
Ing equipped to make dash 10 the
North Pole. is a Westinghouse detec-
tor smplifier which will comprise an
important part Of the radio equip
ment OF the vessel. In equipping the
ship various concerns were requested
to supply parts for the radio set and
the amplifier was the Westinkhouse
donation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-04-04

Your Pstreasys is appreciated st
J. = Ealees = CO. =
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-04-04
Try EnderS' csc coffee. 1t Ia fine I

Cutting off the blossom ends Of
potatoes OF size TO weigh IN to 2
ounces each and saving them to plant
by themselves on new ground or on
land that has not grown potatoes for
several years. will produce better
Yields and q better quality OF seed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-04-04
PROGRAM GIVEN DAILY

oiaes the possibilitiss OF the radio
telephoae - . means OF entertain
pent ~ iestructioa in the home
h1Fo ~ iptreduced 70 the Iayman
~ o1>oo xpkA, st East Pittsburs.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-04-04
Six of the
Many Styles
on Sale
Illustrated
ANOTHER TYPICAL R. c. u. EVENT
SIZES Is TO a.

of special significance to every value and style
loving woman and miss-as it offers you at
the very start of the Easter Season values that
would be unusual at the end Of the season,
made possible only through our r. c. U. Col
lective Buying Power and so admirably taken
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-04-04

The selection includes lovely street and afternoon frocks
ing the highest points of fashion, developed in brown black
henna Perwink Embroidered braided fringe
med-in solid and combination effects
A Rare Occasion, When Dresses so Distinctly
Original and so Innately "High Class
are Priced so Low
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-04-04

care of for us by our New York Office Associa-
ton. 1900 Dresses, specially designed and
made were purchased for this sale. The orig.
inal wholesale prices were $1G.75 up to $3.50.
See these dresses. You will appreciate them,
you will buy them Our advice is-COME
EARLY
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-04-04

Hubam clover at over 20 to %
cents q pound IL probably too OK
pensive for use except possibly for
beekeepers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-04-04
ASPOM5
Good Baseball Weather
For Opening Of Season

SAN FRANCISCO. April 4.--Good
baseball weather IL expected in all
cities for the opening OF the Coast
league today. except at Salt Lake.
where conditions were reported un-
favorable.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-18
10 QUE ES LA
NEURASTENIA

La neurastenia es simplemente una
condicion de agotamlento nervioso-
Las causas que la producer SON muY
variadas, comunmente proviene de
trabajo continue, va sea mental o
fiSico, falta de descanSo, pgca aten-
ci6n prestada a la dieta ejercicio, y
tambien las desazoneS ocasionadas
por la lucha del yiyir. Excesps de
cualquier genero pueden producirla.
Algunas Intermediates como la gTipe
causan la neurastenia,- tambien pue-
de atribuirSe a I'm choque severo, in
tensa ansiedad pesadumbre. Los
sfntomaS son, SenSibilidad en- de-
masfa, irritabilidad, pronta diSposi-
ci6n para apesadumbrarse por cual-
quier nonada, dolores de .caheza v
veces nauseas. Ell tratamiento de la
neurastenia debe consistir en- ell
nutrimiento de las celulas. neryiosas,
requiriendo un tonico no alcoh6lice.
Como que los nervioS tonan Su ali
mento de Ia Sangre, ell tratamiento
debe ser. encaminado al enriqueei-
mlento de la misIna. Las PildoraS
Rosadas del DIR. Williams aetuan Ci-
rectamente Sobre Ia sangre, V ,regu-
lando debidamente la Clieta, han pro-
bado ser de gran efcacia en- .muchos
casos de neurastenia. La tendencia
a anemia emprohrecimiento de la
1sangre Sc corrige tamhien con ell uso
de esas pfldoras t0nicas.
Estas pfdoras Sc venden en- esta
ciudad ven toI:is las bueHas boticas
del mundo. Exija siempte, las legfti-
mas, las del paquetc rosado con la p
grande en- carac'eres de relieve.
Hay publicado unlibritointitulad
'sDesarreglos Nerviosos'' que con-
tiene consejos may proyechosos para
la conservation de Ia salud. Tn
ejenlplar delmisno le Sera. remitido
baio sobre cerrado y comnletamente
libre de todo gasto para .usted, 81 10
solicita la DIR. Williams Medicine
CO., Schenectady, N. Y, E. U. de A.
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FL JAPoN s1GUE EN- oRDEN rs
IMPoRTANcIA MILITAR EN- GUAM
TO A REsERvAs HUMANS PARA
Ell EJERC1To

WASHINGTON, noviembre TO- Sc
gdr cifras que acaba de complain cl
Departamento de Guerra, los Estados
Unidos no son inferiores ningdn pals
por 10 que poderio militar Sc refiere.
Aun cuando Ell ej6rcito pernanente
en- esta naci6n no es tan grande como
el de otros paises, tiene en- reserva lis
toa para servicio Immediate un contin
gente de hombres que equivaldria a II
suina de los ejercitos cue Russia Y Chi
m pudieran poner en- Ell campo.
Ello sin inclu1r las maravillosas faci-
Iidsdes con que crenta este gobierno
para organizar equipar ntlc-eos de
combstientes v fabricar las arInas, Los
cahones, los aparatos a6reas automo-
viles blindados que fgurar en- la epo-
ca mo 1erna como factores indispensa-
tleg en- un ''casus belli''. Los Esta5os
Unidos estan tan ade,sntados en- esta
claso de actividades que seria absurdo
corpararlos con otras naciones.
China es e. pals de mayor poblacion
q. todo el mundo, contando cor 34U,-
100000 de habitantes. Su ej6rcito per
mspente Sc estima en- 1.083 600. sus
reservas disciplinadas estan de tai mo
do esparcidas por su territorio que es
dtficil determinar su niinero. sus re-
sesvas sin disciplinar suman 1897 ,oO0,
y en- consecuencia, sus recursos militia
res ascienden, aproximad damente. a Is
miiiones. Ell poderio militar de China,
a base del por ciento de poblaci6n, es
nucho menor que el de cualquiera otra
naci6n, exception hecha de Brasil, We
nezue.a Y PERT.
A continuation sigue Russia. con una
poh,aci5n de 130,707, 500. FL ejercito
peImanente es de 1870, 600. Las reser-
vas disciplinadas registrar un total de
3,572, 900, Y las sin disciplinar 1O,743,-
600. Ell conjunto de hombres disponi-
bles, por 10 tanto, es de 15,685,00o.
Los Estados Unidos. con una pobla-
| cion de 105,7o9, 900, cuenta con un ejsr
ctto permanente de $4,000 Ilombres.
Las reserves discip.inadas suman q
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Il pOdef ITlilitar de los fstadOs
UnldOS Supefa al de Cual-
quier naCi6n
Mas de ounce niAOnes de reSefvas mo-
vIl7arIa Ia Union para Ia guerra

ci2-o0O, y las sin disciplinar 1889, 300.
El porcantaje de contingencies disponi-
bles es de 14.9.
Aun cuando en- otros paises Sc duda
dc que en- case necesario pudiera man
tcnerse un ejercito maximo, no ocu-
RE 10 mismo en- los Estados Unidos,
conde Sc han hecho 'calcu1os al res
pecto.
II Jap6n es la potencia que sigue
pcr orden de importancia, aun euando
por 10 que respecta discipline, tiene
mss hombres listos para uso Immediate.
Con una poblaci6n de 55,961 600, Ell ia
r6ll cuenta con tln ejercito permanente
de 302,o 900. Sus reservas disciplinadas
sulnan ,923,oo de las cuales 100000
estsp organizandose actualmente Las
lreservas sin disciplinar totalizan Aba
coo, y la fuerza militar total del I'm
perio es de 6,519,oOo hombres. Ell por-
centajs es 11.6.
Alemania y Francia superan In
glnterra en- poderio militar. Esto sin
contar los Dominios britanicos, que, al
tonarse en- cuenta, dan la Gran Bre-
tafia una fuerza formidable.
Alemania tiene al presente una po-
b.aci6n de 60,282,0o0 habitantes. Su
| ej6rcito permanente es de 100000 hom
hros. Sus reservas disciplinsdas suman
oo0,0 las sin disciplinar 1,000,.
COO. E'lo arroja un total de hombrcs
disronible de 100000, 10 que es
10 nlis1no: tn porcentaje de 10.
Francia, con una poblacf6n de IL,
| 10000 habitantes, mantiene I'M ejer-
cito permanente de $4,000 hombres
Su5 reservas diseiplinadas suInan a, ,42O,
coo. No Sc sabe punto fijo las reser
VAS disponibles sin disciplinar, pero ST
poderfo niIitar total Sc calcuia er
5.2Ss,Ooo hombres. Ell porcentaje es 1875
La poblacion de la Gran Bretalls
es de 47,15o 900 habitantos. sostiene III
cjercito permaneite de 237,5o0, y sus
reservas totalizan 237,5oo. Las reser.
vas sin discipliiar suman 1855, 500. El
1 porcentaje es 10.
La Gran Bretana tiene adernas 1900
soldados en- Egipto, cerca de 10000 Ell
Canada, 10000 en- Australia, 100000
On Nueva ze,anda y 1,1so;0oo en- SUD.
! Africa. La rnayorfa de estas tropas to.
naron parte en- ia guerra nui1dial.
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Ell rnercado de az1car

Rehejandose en- ell hecho de que e.
mercado esta en- la actualidad en- I'm
periodic de TRANSACTION, comparativamen.
te reinan condolences de caIma en- Ell
mclcado azucarero v duraron durante
la semana. Ell comercio en- general ha
vre-toS a adoptar una politica de es-
pera prefriendo disponer de sus ne
gccios viejos vigilar los desarrolios
Ell Ell llercado seg1n Sc va aproximar
do la estaci6n de la nueva zafra. Los
rcfinadores, al experimental nTtevos pc
didos de un modo paulatino por e.
az1car refnado han estado indiferen
tss las ofertas de az1cares crudos.
no obstante que han sido activos com.
parados a las bases de SAC.
Practicamente no ha habido nuevos
desarrollos en- la situaci6n general. EI
iiter6s por la nueva zafra ha lido gra-
dualmente aumentando, con los produs
torres, mostrando una disposition quo
ha crecido gradualmente para vender
y por otro Iado con los intereses COM
prSdores que han lido tambien en- au-
rlcIito. Los negocios consumados. sin
embargo, no han sido de ningun volu-
niei, pues las ideas de los compradores
vendedores generalmente Sc han con-
siderable distanciadas
En- verdad, Ell voIumen de negocsos
On el mercado en- general, ha sido COM
rsYativamente limitado. Los rennado.
res en- general, estaban en- una actitua
de espera con respecto las orertas dc
azilcares crudos pues las negadas de
las recientes coiipras de szncares cru
dc3 han comenzado aumentarsa po-
niendo por 10 tanto los retnadores
en- situaci6n de aumentar sus derreti-
dos AL misnio tempo, nubo pedidos
so.amsnte moderados por azucar ref
nada 10 cual naturalmente, amino les
rohnadores para comprar azucares cru
doc linitadamente. Los mercados ex-
tranjeros, particularmente el RENO Uni
10. han estado en- calna siendo afec-.
tados considerablemente por las evo-
lEciones de aqui. Europa sin embargo,
h. comprado varios cargamentos para
e1nbarque en- enero, uno de santo d.
r1irgo otro de Cuba. Europa cont
SSia mostrando un interes comprador
para los embarques durante eI primer
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/ cuarto del proximo affo. pero dan to-
Gas sefiales de proceder muy paula i
namente, especialmente ahora que ia
rednada de remolacha europea comlen-
"a estar disponible.
Los negocios en- Ell mercado de azu-
car crudo dlirante La se1nana han sido
fios Y los consumidos por los reflnado-
res locales han sido 8 3l4c. @. y E.
sea 5.5S derechos pagados. AL ce-
rrarse Ia se11ana, los refnadores aun
estaban mostrando cada dia 1nteres
ccmprador a ese nivel, con los tene-
dores ofrecienClo a 8 7iS c. y T. gene-
ra;mente con indicaciones dc que
aceptarian s.1sI16 C. Y F. por cant1dad
linlitadas.
Cuba ha sostenido Ia m1sna actitud
indiferente que Sc ha notado por los
cuantos meses pasados Y las ofertas
de la Isla en- ningun tempo han sido
fIertes. La cantidad de azucar que aun
tleno que venir para venderla en- com
retencia, comparativamente es peque-
M
Ell informe estadistico de Cuba, mues
ira exportaciones regularmente liberia
les durante Ia semana pasada. FL sr..
HImley informa de nn embarque de
$4,000 toneladas. Esto ha reducido mas
lag existencias en- los puertos, las que
ai.ora son solamente de 2S9,0OO tone
ladas, coinparadas con ell total de
1,158,ooo toneladas por este tempo Ell
afao pasado. FL balance de los sunni
nistros disponibles de la zafra de 1922
es solanente 100000 soneladas, niien-
tras que por este tempo Ell ano pasa-
do habia un ba.ance disponiblc de
s,7s8 900 toneladas. Los detalles de "a
pcsicion estadistica de Cuba estan com
piiadcs completamente en- la siguiente
pagina.
Las existencias totales visihIes de
azdcar crudo en- todos los puertos re-
hnadores de los Estados Unidos, en- to
Cos los puertos cubanos y fote para
los Estados Unidos de acuerdo con los
s'res. WiIlett y Gray muestran una di-
nsnuci0n de s55,o0o toneiadas coinpa-
radas con las del ano anterior.
No obstante que nltimamente han
corridc rumores de que unas cuantss
tCcntinda en- ia pag. ga.
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Agujas "singer' Doble Pespunss ,
Cadeneta $500 millar. Agulas "ori-
ginai Express 0 y 90 $4,000 millar.
Reuitense por o. o. D. The Import
Needle Co. p. o. Box 45s, San Juan,
pneftG Rdcs. AayN
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SenliI|as

Tenemos coIecciones de semi
Has de hortaliza acabadas de re-
ribir que servinaos a setenta
centaVos la collection, contenien-
do cada una ounce paquetes de
semiIIas de las mejores varieda-
des. Mande orden postal y lie
serviremos una de elias, sin
mas gasto.
THE SAN JUAN COMMERCIAL
AGENCY.
Apartado 1863. San Juan. P. r.
Advt.
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HOUSES And Lolts

HOUSES. LoTs, FARMS bought.
sold and exchanged. FRANK
pRIcHARD, Phone 975.
s. 1-t2et242sA
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pecial Notices

3
Notice is hereby given that at
q meeting Of tlie stockholders OF
the Rosebud Coal Mining company
q corporation, created and organ.
lied under the law Of tho state Of
West Virginia. held al tho nrln.
lcipal Office OF the corporation in
the City OF Fair1nont, West Wiz.
.g'nia, on the 2e5ti dily of January.
1s22, the Following resolutions
We're adopted
sRESoIYED, First. Thnt Tho
Rosebud Coal Mining company,
corporation created and organized
under the laws Of the State .ot
West Virginia doe hereby diacon.
tinue business as corporation
and surrenders to said State its
charter and Corporate franchises.
The Board of Directors VIII pro-
coed to convert the property.
chosen In action, and all assets OF
this corporation into cash. and
nay off and discharge all It's debts.
liabilities and obligations: and
after tnlly disoharging all such
debts. liabilities and obligations.
divide the remainder among the
Stockholders pro rata with their
several holdings Of stock, but no
such payment shall he made 10 any
stakeholder until after the publ.
cation Of the notice hereinafter
provided.
RESOLVED Satpnd. That the
President Of this corporation
cause notice Of tiie adoption Of the
foregoing resolutions to be pub.
lished in some Newspaper OF gen.
eral circulation pub ished near the
principal office or place OF busl-
ness Of this Corporation. once
week for four weeks; and that he
forthwith certify these resolutions
to the Secretary oil State Of the
State Of West Virginia. as proyid.
ed by law
Given under my hand this 27tll
day OF January 1922
JACOB y. STRAIGHT,
President OF sitid Corporation.
TREyEY, sNUTTER,
Attorney
/ 2l-s.l-15.as
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FIRST CLASS MEAT CUTTER
wants position either as meat
cutter or store clerk. Howard r.
Conner, Rlyesyille. W. Va:
2s57A
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FOR d E

EN- ~ . AID T.
castor Ave. Close in. Corner prop
erty. Room rent will, pay interest.
MillersYille. New four room cottage
e cost $2o5o. Easy payments or
store and dwelling Morgantown
avenue
cclumbia st. Four room cottage.
Liberty bonds taken at par.
Front st. Six rooms, $4,000.
Vermont Ave. New six room house
furnaces Thirty acre farm, timber
and coal; three miles from Fair.
mont,
Field 50 -Four rooms, $4,000.
Benoni Ave. Eight rooms, garage.
Fairmont Ave, CLOSE in. II rooms,
basement garage.
Country Club road. Nine rooms,
two bhths, furnace, big lot.
Walnut Ave. Six rooms, bath, cleo
tricity. y /.
Monroe St. above High. Eight
rooms, bath. y
BsllSiew. Four rooms. bath, cleo
tklEtkSS ~ efi35 $50
CASTOR Ave. Seven rooms and fin.
ished attic, bath, garage.
East Park Ave. Fine eight room
Near Fair Grounds. Five rooms,
bath
GLADDEN. st. Five rooms and bath.
Beitview Ave. Corner Penna. Ave.
Three room cottage.
Maple Ave. Six rooms and bath.
Millersyilfe. Eight rooms, big lot.
MONEY IN A HOME is a
SAFE INVESTMENT
LoTS Country Club road, West
End. Edgemont, Edgeway, Bell.
view, Ogden Ave-, close In.
Castor Ave-, 18th Sc,
jackson st. business location.
IL acres iust out OF city limits.
Benoni Ave. 5ox120 on corner.
Hilicrest; free from smoke.
Faifmont Ave. near 9Th. Fifty feet,
fine location.
Peacock Park.
Coleman Ave, corner eth st. $50
foot front.
Corner Merchant 6 Lloyd, lie
GEO. H. BROBST
oFBssIoNAL BLDG. Phone Il
Member Real Estate Board
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Financial
~~4~
-.--
COLLECTING
AGENCY
THE ACME ADJUsTMEINrl

The ACME ADJUSTMENT
AGENCY
has opened offices in the Nc
Crory Building, Fairmont,
West Virginia, doing a general
collecting business. We solicit
your accounts for collection.
We charge no membership fec,
We make absolutely no charges
of any nature unless the money
is actually paid to you or US.
We tax on retainers attorneys
fees or extra charges Of any
kind. We put our time, money
and experience against your
bills. We have to collect 10
make our money Our special
ties-monthly settlements sat-
istied clients Phone Nos. 405-R
and ,s6e-R.
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Miscellaneous For Sale
Keystone Coal Saver
or HeaterS, Boilers and FURNACES
Price $1,OO

Price $1.00
Parcel Post, 10c Extra
Do you want to save from 20
to 80 per cent Of your coal bill
this winter? One of these de-
vices attached to your heater or
furnace door will deliver to the
gases arising from the burning
fuel 9 superheated oxygen Of a
high temperature, producing an
ideal combustion thereby giving
you higher efficiency with a
smaller amount of coal con-
sumption. A warm house.
Smaller coal blllss No Sitting
of ashes.
JAS. a. WHITE
6S1a Florence Ave-, Phila. Pa.
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81 ACRES FOR sALE-Improyed
farm with coal mine in operation.
I mile from town 5000 population,
underlayed with 4 veins OF coal.
VIM sell coal separately, IL SO de.
sired. On account OF death in fam.
ily wifi sell cheap to quick buyer.
Box 1856, East Palestine, Ohio 2S0SA
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MR.. FARM BUYER: Don't climb
up and down hills all your life
when youscan buylg level farms,
the cream Of this locality with
extra good buildings with modern
Conyeniences, in house and barn,
good level roads, nearrR. r. Cen:
tralized schools, good markets.
Milk $40 and up net here. sell
farms that owners have lived on
for years and paid for and have
money on interest, the kind you
can make good on. State your
wants and send today for illustrat-
ed booklet. F. 3. STEWART.
LlNEsVlLLE, Pa. 2142A
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CdalLands

FoRisALE-1g0 acres more or;iess
8 with mine opened that will pro
duee so tons Of coal at present
time. All improvements 80 with
sale Of coal, including Pit Pony and
IGlydesdele Truck In good condt
.tons l1auls 4, 800 lbs. This coal can
be mined from either side Of the
hill which makes It the most de.
sirable piece Of coal In this yicin.
fly. JOHN WIEGEL, Elizabeth,
Pa. 27stA
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WORK WANTED-Llght or heavy
truck driving. Understand ma.
chine thoroughly, can make minor
repairs. Address "H,n West Wiz.
gtnian, or phone 1851. 2s4oA
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Heating-Plumbing

HEAT YOUR HOME with the Ho.
/ Maker pipe or pipeiess furnace,
while you pay on easy terms. A.,
Q. HAWKINS, COL Seventh. Phone
11s2:.R. 2s2sA
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Farms For Sale

MERCER COUNTY FARMS FOR
sALESWrite for circulars, Civ!
ing full description Of building.
Number OF acres and price. F. "a.
GIEBNER, jackson Center, Pa, r.
y. Is. 2754A
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Professional Service

PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHHR. Depol
sltions and all legal documents,
forms, reports, etc. r. L. LONG,
Room No. I, American.Itali Bldg,
corner Madison and jackson SITS.
Phone 15s4:R. 2765A
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FAIRMoNT MANTLE & TILE co.
Can furnish tile bath rooms, porch
floors, tile. brick and wood manties1
OF all kinds. Coal crates and gas
logs. See us first, sos First st.
Phone 125e-R 1s3.26t2405A
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Personal
Women's specialties3
Dre.ssnalSing

SEWING DONE. oRpHA BUN.
NER- Phone 754, e13 Maryland
avenue. 25sssA
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YOUNG MEN, WOMEN over Il,
desiring government positions,
$3.50 monthly. write for free list Of
positions now open. R. Terry TOR.
mer Civil Service Examiner), 500
Continental Bldgs Washington. u.
y. 2S4sA,
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@. b, BROWN, Pattern Maker.
hand or moulding machine pat.
terms, wood turnlngs. Leather
belts spliced aud repaired, Phone
1888 or 1923 Virginia Ave. 27e6A'
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MEN AND WOMEN: Have a trade.
that will pay you from SOC to 75c
per hour. No dull times with this
trade. Complete instructions,
quickly learned $L00. Address Al.
~ EDWARDS, Box 261, Tarpon
Springs, Florida, 2s14A
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Situation Wanted, Male

NEED WORK. BADLY. Would
( take Job Of any kind. Address
Ed jenkins, Room No. is, Water
St., city or phone 2oe-R. 1852 a,
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HelpY Wanlted

START q pressing, cleaning and
dyeing shop, splendid field,
client profits. We tell you how.
Write for boo Iet. BEN-VoNDE
system, Dept. $40. Charlotte, N.
asOsA
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6rooms and bath. All modern CON
yenienees. Garage in back. Cali
1881. 2s4SA