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By MA Service
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Aug. 24.-Wil
liam H. Miller was named chairman
of the Republican State executive com
mittee of Ohio at the State conven-
ton held here yesterday. The posi-
ton is considered of especial impor-
lance owing to Ohio's pivotal political
reputation.
Miller. who is So. has long been
prominent in Republican politics.
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prominent in Republican politics.
who has spotlessly cleaned up an
alley.
| CONNERSVILLE Be on your
guard-robbers have a new ruse-a
girl standing beside a car tried to stop
some motorists on the Milton pike.
but they speeded up.
Observation-Disclosures at ar
resting woman. "one Mrs. Hankee,
has caused charges Of INSTRUMENTATION
to be filed against Policeman Garfield
Chilcott by Capt. Morris.
KOKOMO-A pear tree with fruit
ready TO ripen and with blooms at
the same time Is at the home Of John
BlackfOrd
SOUTH BEND-That he promised
her a home but took her to his moth
er's was charged by Mrs. George
Hoose in her divorce trial.
KOKOMO-After all his grapes had
{ At-l SlOlNll dll4 q pan Va oAA0No Na =
taken off his back porch. William San
de-s shot at a prowler.
MARION-Missing for years. an
arm is to be provided the lady on top
Of the courthouse. Goddess OF Justice
SULLTNAN-Alligators. tigers and
most anything that gets in his way
are being shot by Guy Lewis, who
is in Nicaragua.
BLOOMINGTON-Fifteen dogs. in
Guiding many pets. were killed by
poison in one night and their owners
swear vengeance.
RUSHVLLE-No box no mail Is
a ruling the Postonice Department is
| enforcing here.
SOUTH BEND distinction be
] tween bottle toters." and bootleg
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KOKOMO-A pear tree with fruit
ready TO ripen and with blooms at
the same time is at the home Of John
BlackfOrd
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KOK0MO-After all his grapes had
been stolen and a pair OF shoes were
taken off his back porch. William San
de-s shot at a prowler.
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SOUTH BEND-That he promised
her a home but took her to his moth
ers was charged by Mrs. George
Hoose in her divorce trial.
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LOGANSPORT-Hesitancy at ar
resting a woman, "one Mrs. Hankee,
has caused charges OF INSTRUMENTATION
to be filed against Policeman Garfield
Chilcott by Capt. Morris.
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East
c. c. Brian, 10Th and Emerson Ave.
Hoosier Garage, New York and Oxford SIS.
A. c. Lipgenfelter, 1903 Massachusetts, Ave
Van Sickle Service Station, National & Post Roads
South
J. A Ballman, 1856 S. Meridian St.
Shelby Filling Station, 1886 Shelby ST.
J. Seaman 1885 S. Meridian St.
Moore Bros, 1920 Shelby St.
State Street Battery Service, 744 S. State Street
A. Van Jelgerhois, Carson and Troy AYES.
Walter Mueller Service Station Southern Ave- Madison I'd
Worth Bros. Kentucky Ave. and California St.
Suburban
VIM. G. Braun, East Troy Avenue
Mrs Nora Henry, Troy Ave. and Madison Road
MADDEN Brothers, 5474 BrookviIle Road
Ben Davis Motor Transit Co., National Road West
Edgewood Garage, Edgewood, Indiana
Harry Wray, Cumberland, Indiana
The Wanamaker Garage, New Bethel Ind
Stratton & Hinshaw, Carmel, Ind.
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SOUTH BEND-A distinction he
tween bottle toters.' and bootleg
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C0NNERSVILLE- Be on your
guard-robbers have a new ruse-a
girl standing beside a car tried to stop
some motorists on the Milton pike.
but they speeded up.
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who has spotlessly cleaned UP an
alley.
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RUSHVILLE-No box no mail Is
a ruling the Postoffice Department is
enforcing here
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BLOOMINGTON-Fifteen dogs. in
Guiding many pets. were killed by
poison in one night and their owners
swear vengeance.
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MARI0N-Missing for years, a
arm is to be provided the lady on TO
Of the courthouse. Goddess OF justice
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Downtown

Kentucky and Senate Avenues
Capitol and Indiana Avenues
New York and Alabama SITS.
Capitol Ave. and North St.
St. Clair and Alabama Streets
Virginia Ave. and S. East Street
E. Washington St. & Southeastern Ave.
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ALEXANDRIA-Those who think
they are filled with civic pride would
do we'll TO emulate Frank Culbertson
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SULLIVAN-AIligators. tigers AM
most anything that gets in his wa,
are being shot by Guy Lewis. VIII
is in Nicaragua.
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$3.50 Per Gallon
At the Following Standard Oil
Service Stations:

North Meridian and 3Oth Sts.
North Illinois and 18th SITS.
College Ave. and 18th St.
College and Fairfield AYES.
North Delaware and Pratt SITS.
30th St. and Northwestern Ave.
W. Washington and GeisendOrf SITS.
Kentucky Ave. and Morris Street
S. Meridian St. and Russell Ave.
Pine and Lord Streets
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EVANSVILLE - Policemen don't
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Virginia and WOOdlawn AYES.
Prospect St. and Churchman Ave.
E. Washington St. and Hawthorne Lane
E. Washington St. and Sherman Drive
East New York and Rural Streets
East New York and Gladstone Ave.
East New York and State SITS.
East Michigan and Davidson SIS.
Massachusetts Ave. & BeIlefontaine s..
Sind and College Ave.
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Standard Oil Company 0~~o Indianapolis, Ind.
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F'RANKFORT-In order to continue
their work OF educating a girl, the
Tri Kappas gave a pavement dance
here 10 raise funds
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Downtown
Coffin & Dodson, 1913 E. Market ST.
Delaware Garage, 215 N. Delaware ST.
Citizens Garage, $50 N. Illinois ST.
Metropolitan Garage Massachusetts Ave and Davidson ST.
Partlow-Jenkins Motor Co., 4l9 East Market Street
Reliable Garage, SIS NJ East Street
North
Capitol Avenue Garage, 1888 N. Capitol Ave.
II. L. Circle, 34th ST. and Sherman Drive
M S. Dieze 3Oth St. and Sherman Drive
Elder & Rohrer, 1921 College Avenue
John Murray, 38th ST and Keystone Ave.
West
T. Coger, 946 West 25th St.
Hill Top Garage, 1919 Howard Street
National Tire Hospital, BIS W. Washington Sc
Charles Perkins, 400 w. Washington St.
w. H. Reed 2O18 w. Morris ST
Peek Bros, Tibbs and Speedway Ave.
A. j. Lieske 1900 Rockville Road
John F, Ormsby. 1435 S. Belmont St.
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HARTFORD CITY-A collie dog
was so far mad" Marshal J. B. Oren-
dorff had to shoot it seven times to
kill il.
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BLOOHNGTON-Apples grown by
F. ". G. Johnston weigh three end
one half pounds.
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QUEENS

Asforia, y.
aas Broadwry-SsD Reich
hnt Second Ave. Joseph
Fsrheman
bi5 BroRdwsy--H Eatz
College rnint. T.. 4,
@a Fourtb Ave. - w ].
Sa4 isih STR weIen-Ey
Elmhur~f. IL.
broadway and Court St.
Johnsnn'r Pharmacy
Far Rerkswa,. T.. y.
Mott AVN Malvn
Flushing. y. 4.
l-swrencs st.--RaEin q
Richter
Iannica. r.. =.
3T5A Fulton St.--Hsnianin
Gerfz
500 Fulton st.-Grnc. q
walsh
Long Island tits
~ jackson Ave .--Loueeu-born
NewspapeT Service
IS Jackson Ave. Quern-
Adv. Agency
Se3 Jackson Ave.--D. Berg-
man
aurter Ave. and Fridge
plnza--Cieo. r. Hulse
fS Tnckson Ave.-L. COLD
hsrNpr
Maspeth. 4 n.
in4 Grand Avs.--J. Atlas
Richmond Hiii. T.. T.
tfT0p Jatnaics Avs.--Lsau-
rrnre Ppurerf
Reckawny Reach. ". ".
40T nnuicva rd--Meyer vine
Winfield, T.. q.
Queens Hlvd. q Bliss Ave-
Geo. Lirkind
70 ~. Fish Ave III Rogers
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF WANT AGENTS
Convenience and Ready Reference

l67th street and OR. Coucourss
Abraham Il. Herman
i6pth street
az y Henry W. Roster
Isoth street
$50 81 g Washington Ave
~ Pearlman
d25 E.--Loser 4 Brandwcn
1888 E.--Morris Reinsold
n61 E-Morris Gordon
1880 street
~ E.-Michael Soloman
Roth street
372 E.--S Antonowsky
x3lsi street
1860 W.--KinEHbridgs Phar-
macy On Reid
West FOrdham Road
i9-Lucey & Mahan
West Chester, y. y.
Main st.-West Chester News
Company
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, smith Stress
22I-Rerusrd pollak
81. John. Place
s22-Alcock Adv. Agency
~. Nicholas Ave.
I7a-Joseph DREW
surf Ave.
1861. A. FaneIli
a5oa-Harry Bolotin
sutter Ave.
His-I Glsebermsn
Third Ave.
49A-A ManulIs
STfH--p Smith
18Th Pea rlman
11n2-M Tuckerman
Thirteenth street
l451 E.-LOng Island Adv.
g. Agency
3n--f $ hwartz
fn4-s Elkins
Vanderbilt Ave.
62s-M JanowitR
Warren street
aI1-Louis schwsrts
wyckaff Ave.
27s--Mrs. Mary v. Frans
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

T,ATTNTS-Write Tor free illustrated guide
books and RECORD on INVENTION
BLANK. Send model or sketch and descrip-
ton Of your invention for our opinion oi rs
patentable nature free. HIGHEST REFER
ENCTs, PROMPT ATTENTION, REASON
ABLE TERMS. VICTOR }. EVANS A co,
New York office, 1905 Wcolworth buHdlht.
Phone Barclay GAIA. Main office ~ oih
Washington, y. e.
PATENTS-Send for free booklet highest
references, best results, promptuess as
sured WATSON Il. COLEMAN, Patent Law
ser ga y st.. Washington. u. c
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COUNTRY BOARD.
staten Island.

SELECT boarding house for boys; mothers
care: private section; country: so minutes
city; train service good; school near.
tsEassemere, g. ]. Phone Tompkinsyille 2lllJ:
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Hackensaek. n. y.
Hackensack News-M. offs
Hempsfead, l.. Il,
Eugene J. Geer
Hoboken, y. ..
81 20 St.-Wm. schroedsy
Huntington. l.. 4.
Main STD. W. Trainer
Jersey cts, \. D.
oSe Jersey Avs.--Jacob SIuts
Xxi
cs2 Newark Avs.-A. J. st-s.
eso bergen AVE.. Paxss
SIS Ocean Avs.--N. Bresf
Kingston, y. n.
$50 Fair STE. L. Msrriff
Long branch, \. >.
lis brosdway-Iiarry Lssis
iss Bruadway-Samuei
Barros
Lynbrock. T.. 4.
MISUNDERSTANDING
Madison, n. ,.
A. Main Et.-Bea. Kenelhss
mstucheH, y. ..
500 Main st. - Feigclsop q
Scherman
Montrlair. n. ..
Carr MnntclAir Timsn-etuds,
MoTristown, ~. ..
~ Park Piace--S q 9nukiR
Mount Vernon, ~. Y.
100 L. 90 St.--Jool Reuben.
kewurk, n. ..
$40 Rroao St.--F. ~. sommsy
400 SUNNI. whitaAd
qio-tinion BldE--ScheckAdA
20i Market St-Goidsmith CO
2Ge Market Sf--Unifed Ssrs
70 Clinton ~ -KrueEerAdA
New rsrun~wick, n. y.
1870 Aihnuv St.--Sschnsidsy ~
New Itochelle. n. y.
North Ave--I. NJ Latksf
Nyack. ~ \.
81 Main st.-wm. p. Rurbs
OrnaE.
is5 Main SIN. Mostwnl
Paterson. ~. .
2s2 Market St.--Samusl Pet
Smith 4 Haminon Streets
United Advertigiug Agency
P~k-kiIl, n. N.
ssi Main et--PenJ. hensC
Plainfield, y. ..
W. Z. Dobhins. Courier
Nswr office
Porf Chester, ~. n,
los Main STA. Raruowst,
Forf Washington, l.. 4.
GNiain ST. = Horowits o
Alper
Railway, y, ..
~ Main 't-Hsnry Liti
n Broad st.-M p r.u-
Ridrrfirid Park. y. ..
prr~iav 4 Hrrct
R"ckyill, C,utre. 4. In
- Village Az -wf Weiisr
Bark nidE --Mlar AIMS Miller
Rye. y. \.
81 Purchase ST.. ponsn',
New rept.
Saratoga springs. n. Y.
W W FRANKLIN
Somervili,, -. =.
Jaroh II Geuert
South NnrwaIk. Cows.
1TY 5 Main st.-clobs 40
vcr'isiur Agency.
rnutu WFnUEr, ~ D.
So. orange Ava a. A
wallace
Stamford. Conn.
227 Atlantic Ave --EstToff 4
nsvidnff
summit, N. ..
q T'uinn Pi--f1svia frathu.e
rarrytewn. ~. Y.
~ Main ~ M Kuwsl
Tenafi,. ~. y.
Clinton Ave n. NJ. Coyte
Tuckahoe. n. v.
J Nonayhan
linton bill, y. y.
S.i3A Brrgeuiire Ave. t.snetf
Advertising Agency
Dispatch buildings
Miss Caroline Lsderis
Nonkers, y. n.
27A South Broadway--Philis
Davis
$40 eouth Broadway Bar
nett RahinowitH.
3 Pails-dp Ave --Dan fst
a. Msin ot.--j. nisit
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FURNITURE.

WE will pay highest possible prices for fur
nished houses. apartments. pianos, bric-a-
brac, books, works OF art. FRANKLIN. 81
University place Tel. Stuyvesanl 23II
DlAlNC, room furniture, including rug. eN-
Cellent condition, reasonable, leaving city.
SllEItMAN, 90 VI. l6ith, apt -.
OAK extension table, $40. chairs, 81 each .
iron bed and hair mattress IS other
pieces. Can Schuyler 2tG2. 40 ". nth st
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INFORMATION WANTED.

ARTHUR RITTER--Any person who hnows
the addre q % Arthur Ritter. son or John
p Ritter and Phube Fisher Ritter and
brother % lnoebe Ritter Parker. deceased.
late Of Boston, Mass. viii confer a beneiil
upou MIN by communicating in1me distell
with the undersigned. ROUNDS, HAItit
pIILINGHAM o. uEBEVOISE, o. Cedar st.s
New York city. -.
ANY children of the late Auguatu. budcrus'
postrnaater OF Frankfort-on the Main. Ger
many their brother George Louis's widow
would IKE 10 hear from them Write to
MAY MOON, q The Haven, Maidenhead.
BERKSHIRE, England.
hNI(Y FINNEGAN sister OF Bessie Fiune
gan Ward. late Of Corcrin. County Mona
rhau ireland recently deceascS VIII learn
something 20 her advantage by comuunicAt
inr with ROUNDS, ECHURMAN a. DWIGHT,
AF'or eye a. Law, 100 broadway, New 1orh
wa NTFI--Any one knOging present address
81 Edna ragani. Nv Hera-o ~ y 49,.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
West side.


West side.
DIST, oSs w.-Large double room, southern
exposure. third floor; private bath; suitable
for business couple; excellent table.
9TH, &c W.-Comfortable room. board: pri-
vste family: running water. Riversiue
s6S6,
142D. Gil W.-Elegant room; excellent table
Jewish family: all convenlences; telephone
is0TH, 103 W.-Laree room for two, with or
without hoard small Christian family ref
erenees. LUNDBLAD, Apt. a..
brooklyn.
CLARK ST. bs-Room and board for girls;
$500 oppo~ite subway. Tel. Main 24iOV.
Mrs. WEBSTER
CONVALESCENT home tor insallds ana
elderly people, night and day nurses
porches and grounds Tel Wildwood 1891
LADY wishes 10 board girl. 6 to 10 years,
good care, 444 Jamaica av., apt. 2-b,
ROOMS and board; good home Tor girls, all
privileges IS. Main 560SR.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.


FURNISHED apartment between 5oth and
S2d sts.. Wesl, near subway. or rolrns
scne one going away for January, February
and March. who would appreciate goo
snb-tenant. Address +. r. VALENTINE
Woodbridge, y. ].
FURNISH ED kitehenette apartment, four or
I've rooms; in Plaza Hotel district. four
TO six months; two IN family; references.
S 2ias Herald, Herald "a,
FURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED.
sLAWSoN & HoBRs, l62 w. 12ND ST
RE5FONSlBLE refined couple, grown son,
win take excellent care spa tment or floor
owners absence. preferably West Side, gen
teel neighborhood moderate rental. 654
Herald.
WANTBD--For responsible tenants, two
adults-Spacious apartment ia modern
building. preferably with restaurant and be-
law t3d ST.. two or more master bedrooms ,
opportunity for some one going south or
abroad for the winter who would consider
renting their apartment If they could be as
sured that Il would have good care.
WORIHINGTON MHlTEHOUSE. NC,
446 Madison av Telephone Plaza 1000.
WANTED 70 rent well furnished. cheerful
apartment. six but not over eeven rooms;
VIII pay $500 monthly from Dec, 70 May
by responsible man and wife. Box 463, Glen
Cove, l.. J.
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IDEAL. WINTER LIVING
In one Of New York's finest Suburbs-ths
County Seat of beautiful Westchester. Two
vacancies next week at the Greenrldge Inn,
a beautiful establishment In our finest resi-
Dental section for few particular people
seeking a quiet refined. home life amidst
attractive urroundings-something a little
different from the usual motel ana boarding
house environment. Express trains every 15
minutes. IS minutes to Grand Central. Ad-
dress the GREENRIDGE INN, Sireenridge
and Maple Avenues. White Plains. New York.
Telephone 25I1.
GREENWOOD LoDGE-Two splendid man
sions linked together; up-to- date plumbinS'
decrrations Identification, Furnishings; de-
lghtfuly overlooking Palisades, Hudson
a.age, half hour GT0nd Central; street car
close: airy ROOMS, private beths; select peo
pie; winter home comfortsi best service; Il
years experience; single; terms reasonable
references interview required. ANNIE
LANE. 800 North Broadway. Phone honkers
-Ai4
77TIF HTfDs0N VIEW. YoNKERs, N. y
Private sanitarium for eonvalescents, In
valids and She aged; delightful location.
spacious grounds; ideal for rest and relsx q;
tIon; doctor and nurses III attendance. AZ
North Broadway. Phone Yonkers 60l3.
BUSINESS couple or one OF two refined
gentlemen eau find accommodation In
P PaTase is desireS i one Of New Roceies
bert Sections on The car line. ali home COM
forts. Telephone New Rochele 33o6
BROWN LODGE.
30 pRospFcr 81. NEW ROCHELLE.
DESIRABLE SUITES, WITH Oh WITH
OFT BATH. TELEPHONE 2454
sANITARIUM. White Plains, n. Y.-Rest
cases nvalids and aged needing care. SUI
perintehdent. 10 North Broadway lei. 81:
New York.
MAPLEHURsT FARM, Croton Falls, ~. T.
Build yourself up in the country: pain
steam heat, electricity. hunting fare 81 30
Phone 81 Croton Falls: SIC up
EXCELLENT private home and nursing for
limited number tubeTcular patients, special
diets Address 2205 Herald.
Connecticut.
NEW CANAAN, CONN.
(The Ardsley) Open year round; rooms with
or without bath. Mrs j. M. SlLLlMAN.
Telephone J92 New Canaan.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

WANTED -- f. L r G T " | G
GRAND PLAYER PIANO.;
DUO ART OR AMPICO PRE-
FERRED NJ u ; T BE IN
CONDITION AND
APPEARANCE; STATE AC L,
PRICE AND WHERE CAN
BE SEEN. ADDRESS @. w
G a n T. YALE
CLUB, NEW YORK.
yANTETr-A second hand Zee box % go IN A
apace IT, in. high. n. w. vide #
deem Ocean House. Toms River. y. J.
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VALUABLE Pstsnt.--Will give reliable con-
celn United States patent rights 20 manu-
fscture and place on market on royalt,'
basis, kitchen necessity: no competition; 25c.
metal article. Address a J 1911 Herald.
Brooklyn.
YOUR 80 word advertise nent In 212 country
town newsps pers, $1,000. Write for list.
~ J.. MILLER, syracuse, n. u.
ADVERTISE with standard lists. they
pulcrs. 64-page rate book mailed free
STANDARD Advertising Agency. st. Louis. No.
MACHINE SHOP for rent; opportunity 10
manufacture cheaply without tying up youg
capital. ROSE, SO Walker 81. tranklln.aO1l,
RESTAURANT TO let. Greenwich Village.
Splendid opportunity; new store being Al
tered. ilo Bedford st., corner Christopher 81.
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Long Island.
Westcliester.

ROOM and board. The Carolyn, so Jamaica
az. Tel Flushing l4I9.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


STOCK SELLING.
Stock selling campaigns planned ard exc
cuted BY an expert; every detail banded
quickly, economically and effectively; E tab
lished reputation. WILLIAM r. THURS
TON So West 42d ST. Telephone Longaere
1880.
METAL PRODUCTs-We have modern
equipment for economical quantity produc-
ton stamping machining, assembling, jap
aiming, plating, die making. &c estimates
from samples or drawings, SIANDARD
APPLIAN"E CO.. $50 East list ct. Rhine
lander 1852
ACCOUNT ANT-Bookkeeper practical man,
offers his services and IS 900 in established
growing business; best references given and
required. p 1907 Hefald, Washington HE'S
EXPRESS and trucking business wants part
ner. III FAzIO BROS, 236 w. 18th Wat
kins 109hS.
WE prepare plans ana spectfcations and
assist in financing tructlres OF all kinds
2t3S Herald $50 3'way.
zIERICK MACHINE WORKS. dies, expert
mental designing, automatic mschines
manufacturing estimates given: bench space
for inventors. 207 Canal ct.
DELAWARE CHARTERS.
PALMER, 10 West Fortieth ct.
Capital to Invest.
EXPERIENCED business man with ten TO
$4,000 and services desires TO associate
himself in an active established business. No
patents or any problemetic ventures need
apply. Y 2279 Herald, Herald so.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

REFINED Southern woman invites corre-
spondence from parents desiring daughters
spend the winter IN warm climate. compe-
tent 20 assume charge OF home. Address
Mrs Basllin, Luray, Va
ELSIES <iddie House will care for ktddies.
afternoons, evenings: excellent care. rea-
sonable fee. Circle 9T91. "A W. SOD.
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For sale.

WANTED 20 sell entire stock OF rnerchsn-
disc. privilege OF rent OF store ct $50 per
month; excellent stand and privilege of out
side salary of s1io guaranteed per month
with store, outside OF profits OF etore; viii
sell whole for $4,000 on time. with good
security. or less for caslM also this includes
lot for residence, several years lease on
store, also apartment attached TO store; best
of references can be furnished and also VIII
be required best bargain to-day healthy
location down on York River Address Boa
C7o4u
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