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Wedgegday March 4, 1914 THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS PAGE Stock, Bonds, Cotton, Grain, Provisions, Money-New York, New Orleans, Chicago and Foreign Market News. NEW YORK STOCK LIST. Close. 73 .. SZ ... 4f ... 57 ... 103 ... 120 ... 35 ,malgamated Copper , ,n,er Beet Sugar . . ,nicr Cotton OH . ... ,mer Smelt Befg - nirr Sugar Hcfg . . . , . . bier Tel Tel . . .. ,. . insronda Mining Co .. , iichUon 96 ft tiantio Coast Line .. ... ... .. 121 B... Q I, 1 it. rooklyn Rapid Transit .. in4ian Pacific .. ... ... hesapeake & Ohio .. i. hicago & North Western jhicags MH St Paul .. . blorado Fuel & Iron .. r.. 208 63 134 102 32 24 150 12 29 147 127 38 olorado Southern ielaware Hudson . if iener Rio Grande .. We lencral Electric . ., reat Northern pfd . . . reat Northern Ore Ctfs llnols Central i 109 liter Met .. .. 14 liter Met pfd . w 69 T nter Harvester .. 105 oulsville & Nashville ...... 135 llssourl Pacific 25 llssotiri Kansas & Texas .. .. 18 thigh Valley .. " .. atlonal Lead . . Tarli.J " ' orfolk & Western .. 102 , prlhern Pacific 112 Itnnsylvania ., . . .. 111 copies Gas ..' 122 lillninn Palace Car .. .. .... 154 coiling 185 ock Island Co . . . ock Island Co pfd juthern Pacific . . 5 8 93 2 5 158 64 110 2' 83 6 butliern Railway . . nlon Pacific . . S Steel . . . . . S .Steel pfd ..... fa bash - . reslern Union i.. rw Haven .... . - CHICAGO GRAIN QUOTATIONS. (WHEAT Open. Close. ky 94 93 alv R9U 88 7 86 40 40 2135 2148 105T CORN lay ... .. 67 .. . ......... ii i OATS 40 MESS PORK, per bbl. ... .,...,2146 iiv . . . . - . inn LiAtiu, per ivv ids. y .. .. loco iv i i m ' Lt SHORT RIBS, per 100 lbs. .- ....... j y p . . - .. m NEW TORK MONET, Ww York, March S. Call money (ty 144 2; ruling rate 1; clos- 1 1 ra 2 . rime loans firm; 60 days 24JJ; 'to. v.i V,',; six months 3. : Mercantile naner StifflHW. Sterling ange steady; SO days 483.76; and 485.90. Commercial bill Bar silver 57(1 Mexican dollars wernmMt bonds steady, allroad bonds steady. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. cagn, March 4. Hogs: Receipts alow; bulk of sales 8 GROVE PARK INN GROVE PARK INN serves Luncheon 1:00 to 2:30 P. M. Dinner, 6:30 to 8:30 P. M. Visitors to Asheville, althougn not guests of GROVE PARK INN, are invited to dine and inspect the building. Special attention given to Luncheon and Dinner Parties, if notified in advance. Orchestra concerts 3:00 to 4:00 P. M., 8:00 to 10:00 P. M. Rates: 15.00 per day and up. Phone 3000. "THE MACHINE WAY IN SHORTHAND" Mr. Employer; Miss Stenographer: When you consider that this wonderful little machine, weighing less than nine pqunds, invented by an expert reporter, taks any vocabulary, at top speed, writing noiselessly, a word at a stroke, in plain type letters, in a code easy to learn, eauy to write, perfectly legible to any stenotypist today or years hence, is it any wonder that 11,000 progressive young people have taken up. Stenotyppy in the past 'ighteen months and progressive employers everywhere are calling for fTENO TYPISTS t Which do you want: the 2 4page booklet, or a demonstration t 'Phone, or call at our office, and take the matter np with us, EMANUEL BUSINESS COLLEGE 48' :; Patton Avenue 'Phone 1100. Most complete ourrioulum I "0"i O.IWII'B, U TTl ITOn X 4 , fil ' Cattle: Receiiita it nan- .,. ; ' beeves 7.20 8.7E: Texas steers 7.10 8.10 stookers and feeders 6.60 8.00; eow and heifers 8.668.66; calves 7 00 10.80. Shoep: Receipts 22,000; slow; native 4.86 6.20; yearlings E.857.15; lams, native 6.75(ffl7.8(.. COTTON FUTURES OPENING-, r New Tork, March 4. Cotton fu jturss opened steady: I March ....... 12.09 !My i n.60 ! J"iy ii.i September .. .. .... .. October t. 11.32 11.29 E I LEADS IN ATTENDANCE Reports Show that This School Has Best Attendance in The County. According to report received by Superintendent of County Schools W. H. Hipps, the Blltmore High school Is leading all the schools In the county in point of attendance. This report shows that the school has an enrollment of 281, while the school district census is 262. During Febru ary the 'average dally attendance was 210, which is considered a most re markable record In the face of weath- number of tardles during the wrs absent. The number of pupils .nt rtrlnir ,h ,,, fii;i n the reports by several epidemics of. measles and numpe i nthe district. The Blltmore school has a teaching staff of five. N. C. Shuford is princi pal, B. K. Miller is assitant in the fllgh school work and Misses Sue Sams and Margaret Brlttaln are the teachers in the itnermedlat department, with Miss Bonnie Sams as th eprimary teacher. Superintendent Blpps attributes the good record made by the school large ly to the wonderful school spirit arous ed by the teachers in the pupils and the hearty co-operation which exists between teachers and pupils, and pat rons of the school. It is announced that there will be a mothers' meeting at the Blltmore school next Friday afternoon, to which all the ladies of the district are cor dially invited. A short program has been arranged for the meeting and tt Is the purpose to discuss matters per taining to the welfare of the school and children. City News At the meeting tonight of Vanoe camp No. 13,344, Modern Woodmen of America, a class of 15 candidates will be initiated. The meeting will be held at 7:80 o'clock and all members are asked to be present. The funeral services over the re mains of J. M. Barnett, aged 41. who died Monday morning at his home on west liaywooa sirem, we.e .u terday afternoon Md th. ln'eent followed in Jewell Hill cemetery. IF TOU notice that some particular: person is a persistent advertiser in! the classified columns, maKe up your mind that he Is making money out of it and write the moral of it yourself. of any Business College in the 8.65; RESIGNS US COUNSELLOR OF STATE Various Reports of Lack of Harmony With Views of Higher Officials. Washington, March 4. John Bas sett Moore, counsellor of the state de partment, who ranks as anting sec retary, has resigned and his resigna tion has been accepted by President Wilson. For the present Mr. Moore will continue his work here for the Car negie Institute and later will resume his connection with Columbia univer sity. No announcement as to a prob able successor was made- today. Mr. Moore's impending resignation hB been rumored for several weeks and each time had met with unquall fied denial. Various reports have had it that there was a lack of harmony In his views and those of higher of ficials but they never were supported by anything official. Mr. Moore is an authority on inter national law. A YEAR'S WORK BY DEMOCRATS .(Continued from Page One). Mexican affairs, the annual report on the "state of the union," and trust leg islation. Recommendations of his an nual message for the building of an Atasuan railway, rural credits and anti-trust reform are still in the hands of congress with assurances of leaders that they will be made law before ad journment. Sixth Message. Interest in the president's sixth mes sage was apparent when it became known he would address congress to morrow in advocacy of the repeal of uie Clause exempting American coast wise snipping from the payment of canal tolls. Mr. Wilson for the first time asks congress, particularly his own party, to reverse itself, but his argument is that when congress last passed on the question present inter national circumstances did not then exist Tho president believes a gen eral distrust of tlio intentions of the United States has arisen, and because of doubt existing on the Interpreta tion of the Ilay-Pauncefote treaty he urges the repeal of the provision. Hrol.cn Many Precedent. Washington residents to whom the ways and manners of a president have been a matter of Intimate observation, have watched President Wilson with Interest. He has broken many prece dents. His ways have been quite in formal but the most conspicuous char, acterlstic of all Is his disinclination to making public speeches. He has de clined hundreds of invitations and has attained only one public banquet last night's oeremony of the National Geo graphic society in honor of Colonel Goethala. His trips out of Washing ton have been few. W7hilo congress has been in session the president has made It a point to be at his desk con tinuously. Mr. Wilson appears with a uniform ed aide only at army or navy func tions, and the motorcycles which used lo precede the president's automobile. have been substituted by a car with secret service men who follow Incon- .Dlcuouslv behind s that tho PBUi,ini j drives about Washington attracting on,y mUe attPntion RELATED REPORT OF BAD FREIGHT WRECK New Tork, March 4. As an Indica tion of the Isolation of certain New York state points during the recent j storm It remained for a resident of j Port Jervis. reaching here todiv, to give first news of a bad freight wreck i on the Ontario and Western railroad j there at noon yesterday. Fourteen persons were seriously Injured and property worth 100,000 destroyed. IMMENSE ICE FIELD OFF NEWFOUNDLAND l i I V,.,. X" i. . i a 1 ri . .jimij,. r ., .iiiii' ii ice I neius exienaing iuu miles on me .-New- foundlarid coast were reported today oy me steamer iiiverciaic. Aoer.iecn for Philadelphia, which put In hern to replentlsh her coal bunkers. The Rlverdaie was 34 days In making the I trip because of tempestuous weather. South. tt it at k it it t n t it it tt tt . K m X ADDITION Ali SOCIAL AND R It PERSONAL NOTES. II t it it . it it k it n n t (Continued from page six.) Y oinan's Olub Meeting;. The meeting of the Woman's club Monday afternoon at the Henrietta was a well attended and successful oc casion. The subject of the meeting was "Woman Suffrage" and Mrs. Charles Malcolm Piatt was the able leader of the afternoon. Mrs. Piatt spoke In an Interesting and delightful style, giving clearly the principles of the woman's suffrage platform, and especially urging that no motives be permitted to be attached to the cause; that no sex antagonism entered Into the equal suffrage movement was the main theme of Mrs. Piatt's excellent address, she taking pains to point out the term "equal suffrage" as empha sizing this condition. Possibly the finest point of the speaker's entire talk was the strong emphasis she brought to bear on the Identity and unity which must stamp the relation ship and destiny of man and woman if soolnl chaos Is to be avoided. Follow lug Mrs. Piatt's address. Mrs, Robert S. Carroll read an article from the New Tork Evening Post: ' Mrs. Hunt read an article entitled: "No Danger of Femlnlnlzation"; and Mrs. Mary E Robinson spoke most interestingly of her recant experience in California, at the last presidential election. Mrs. Robinson said that in this election In which she voted for Mr. Wilson that Mrs. Ben Burnett, Mrs. Clyde Burnett and Mrs. James Parker, all of Ashe ville and at that time residents of Cal ifornia, participated in the election She further stated that in California at the present time, there Is much new legislation in favor of women. The meeting adjourned after these delight ful talks, to meet again In two weeks time. The Womans' Missionary societj' of Central Methodist churcli had an in teresting meeting Monday afternoon The subject of the program was "The Conquest of the Cross Over Self In diligence." The following interesting papers were read: "Alcohol a Factor In Eugenics Mrs. S. A. Dilworth; "Study of Several Case.--, Mrs. J. C. Orr; Alcohol as a Hindrance," Mrs. H. C. Johnson "Christ's Missionary Inspection," Mrs V. L. Stone; "Meetings to Meet the Finances In China," Miss Eugenia Rowe: "Work at Gulfort and Biloui," Mrs. A. G. Barnette. Announcement has been made in Asheville of the marriage lawt week of Miss Blanche Craig to John Orpin of Swannanoa. Tho wedding took place at the Methodist parsonage In Rutherfordton. Rev. Albert Sherill officiating. The board of managers of the Llndlev Training school met this morning at the home of Mrs. M. E Hllliard on South Main street. Several matters of Importance were taken up and reports submitted. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Warn er of .129 Charlotte street, a son, Nor man J. Jr. It R John Kendrick Hangs, the distin guished writer, has joined his wife at Grove Park inn. The number of well known people in the city this season has been even more than the usual allotment, the Battery Park hotel hav ing recently entertained three fam ous grand operu singers and Miss Jai.e Adams of Chicago, now being among other prominent guests at Grove Park Inn. Alter spending their honeymoon In the east. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swartzberg returned to the city last night and will be at home at Osage place, on Mcrrimon avenue. . R Mrs. A. I). Spront has returned from a business trip to several cities In the east. R R The small son of Mr. and Mrs J. M. Clark, who has been very III with pneumonia for several days. Is re ported as somewhat Improved. R R. Stuart Sanders of Richmond Is In the city. R Mr, ami Mr. A. 1). Adams of Hrookllne, Mass.., aie guests at Grove Park Inn. (;a,,t. William H. Trov )in. as his : tufKt, at Husbee Hall, Rev. and Mr. Robert Hlnrk and family, who leave a few ,iays for Columbia, n here Rev. Mr.. Black will take up his new duties as rector of the Episcopal church there. to Mr, and Mrs. H Llplnaky have re turned home from Florida, Cuba and New York. to R Miss Ruth Illnton has returned from a brief visit to friends In Palls- bury. R to Mrs. Charles C. Willis and small daughter, Mary, hon returned from a visit to relatives in the eastern part of the state. to to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howell have returned from Clchmond, where they have spent u. wek attending the meeting of the National Superintend ents' Association. Don't mlaa the V. M. C. A. circus. Friday, Match . Reserved seats 2 11-61 CLAIRVOYANT PROK. KUVVARDK WnrWs Uresteet Clairvoyant Honest, Iron anM rHIaM. itl-r. rt- vies upon all affair of Hf. lova maniac, divorce, business; adjusts family troublss. wills, estates; rs move evil Influence; reunites those separated; locatss hurled treasure. Wealth and happlne brought you through bla power. If you yaarn for anything com snd hava the desired results brought about speedily. Tho vlitlln,t In lha city are invited o call. Hpiclcl reading 0c. Hour t to 1 dslly and Sunday Private parlors. 41 Sprue, si . Ths Old Kentucky Home." WANTS FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE 8 room house on Ash land avenue, a nice home close In, and must be sold. Therefore a bar gain Is ready for some one. Ashe vlllo Real Estate Exchange Co., O. C, Mills, Mgr., 10 Temple court. Phone 2261. 20-tf IF YOU do not already own your own home, wo believe that It is partly due to the fact that you have not consulted us about it, for surely some of our bargains in ready-built houses or else our proposition to build you one will appeal to you. We may not be able to suit you, but how are you to know unless you see us. We are selling to many others, who will tell you that now Is a good time to buy. Asheville Real Estate Exchange Co., O. C. Mills, Mgr., 10 Temple court, Phone 2261. 20-tf FOR SALE 4 room house, large and beautiful lot, near Blltmore; well equipped . for chicken raising; stocked with the finest thorough bred White Leghorn chickens; hen hfsuses, incubator, etc. Good terms Also some beautiful building lots in the city. We have from a two room house to 16 rooms, and can sell you any kind or style place that you can desire. Others may have as good in the bargain line, as we, but certainly cannot have any better, and lest you miss a good Investment we invite you to call on us at an early date to see what we have to offer you. Asheville Real Estate Exchange Co., O. C. Mills, Mgr., 10 Temple court. Phone 2261 . 20-tf FOR RENT 4 or 5 rooms In nice, secluded place, suitable for seml lnvallds. Will rent them separately or all to one person. Asheville Real Estate Exchange Co., O. C. Mills, Mgr., 10 Temple court Phone 2261. 20-tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms for gentlemen; 1 block from square; $5 per month. Asheville Reel Estate Exchange Co., O. C. Mills, Mgr., 10 Temple court. Phone 2261 . 20-tf WHEN you go hunting around for a ' For Rent sign to place In the window of that house It shows that you are not In a hurry to secure a tenant. When you get in a hurry you will advertise It! FOR SALE Eight room house with five and a half acres of land In the heart of Weavervllle. Good barn. Terms. J. R. Reagan, care Gazette- Nws. 808-tf, FOR SALE Here Is your chance to get five desirable building lots on a paved street at a real bargain. See Ray-Campbell Co., No. 1 Haywood street. Phone 1281. 304-tf. FOR SALE A very desirable lot In Lenox Park. Street on each end, side walk, water and sewer. Room for two houses. B. T. Tiller, 23 N. Main sttreet. 304-tf TENANTS outnumber landlords ten to one; and the one landlord can find the ten tenants through ten want ads. , FOR SALE Choicest building lot In Asheville; 70 feet front by ITS feet deep; good view, on paved street; ewer, cement sidewalk, southern exposure. Terms 1-3 cash, balance in one and two years at 6 per cent; price S 1 700. Lot located near Grove Park. Rest of neighborhood. House near this lot cost from 83000 np to $1S, 000. For particu lars addrei P. O. Box 364, Ashs vllle, N. C. 215-tf. FOR BALE Two choics and deslra bl bulldlm lots in Canton. Kite of both 60 by 141, being lot NoS. 67 and 51, part of P. K. May property Juitoff of North Main .St., with good view. Will sell sams for JUS 00 spot cash. Apply tc S. R. L, Oaz-stts- New office, for particular Ittf PAINTING, cftlclmlnlng and paper hanging Phono 1779, Ashevlll1 Paint C,la.s Co., Contract Dept., 57 South Main street. 16-36t THERE IS A WAY for you to go to ths theater once a week without being any poorer the Income from ranting that hall bedroom would pay the expense. Ty a want adT. ALL DAY TEACHING AT THE ASHEVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE You can secure private or class In struction ny time during the day at1 the A B. C. Our teacher devote her entire Mm to giving private lessons, or hearing classes In shorthand and to giving attention to student, of ' I ' 11411. " m.... .. m ,., course Hi office bookkeeping Includ-1 ing shorthand nnd typewriting for! girls. This course doe not rnst much aa some of the nthsr cotiasa, but It 1 a splendid course for girl and we serin situations readily for graduates. March second Is a good time to start. HENRY H. SHOCKLEY, Prtliillwl ltd 11xmp No. laoW Hon are WANTS HELP WANTED WOMEN sell guaranteed hosiery to waarer, 80 per cent profit. Quick sales, repeat orders. Make $15 dally. International Mills, 3038 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia, Pa. LOCAL Representatives Wanted Splendid income assured right man to act as our representative after learning our business thoroughly by mail. Former experience unneces sary. All we require is honesty, ability, ambition and willingness to learn a lucrative business. No so liciting or traveling. All or spare time only. This is an exceptional opportunity for a man In your sec tion to get Into a big paying busi ness without capital and become in dependent for life. Write at once for full particulars. National Co- Ooeratlve Realty Company, L 1235 Marden Building, Washington, D. C. tf GOVERNMENT JOBS FOR WOMEN Big pay. List positions available Free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 685 L, Rochester, N. Y. 17-26t SALESMAN For North and South Carolina, by established clothing "firm, one with following preferred, side-line, excellent opportunity, H. Cohen Sons, 171 Canal street, New York. 12-7t WILL PAY reliable man or woman $12.60 to dls'.-lbute 100 free pkgs. Perfumed Borax soap powder among friends. No money required. Ward Borax Co., 216 Institute Pi., Chicago. HELP WANTED Male Railway Mall clerks wanted. Steady positions. Free; trial examination booklet and how to qualify. Apply Liberty Insti tute, Dept. 667., Rochester, N. Y. WANTED Two experienced colored hotel maids no others need apply. Must supply recommendations from past employers, for flva years. Grovs Park Inn. B-tf SALESMEN WANTED $75.00 ptr month and all expenses to begin. Experience, not absolutely necessary. Take orders from dealers for cigar ettes, cigars, snuff, smoking and chewing tobaccos. Penn Wholesale Tobacco Co., Station O, New Tork, N. T. l87-60t WANTED WANTED A first class plant with every modern appliance for dry cleaning carpets, rugs, curtains, etc. Unexcelled. Phone 389, J. C. Wil der, Phone u89. WANTED Retlned and educated unencumbered motherly woman to act as housekeeper and companion to invalid; a good home to the right party; references required. Address Premier, this office. 1 5-1 3t WANTED To buy, sell, store or ex change furniture. Asheville Furni ture Co., 29 South Main Street. Phone 1851. 13-2Ct WHEN yr want cleaning and press ing rail Sartor Tailoring and Dress making. Work called for and de livered. Phone 14til. 13-2Gt TIIK BIG 400 Pressing Club, Oates Hulldlng, cor. College and Market streets. Suits cleaned, dyed, pressed and repaired. Phone 2231. ll-2t WANTED Your orders flooring, poplar bevel and chestnut house trim English Lumber Co. for maple siding, oak . Phone 321 ll-SOt GRADUATE NURSE attends pattants by hour, SI first hour. 60 cents each succeeding. 'hone 1344. J19-tf WANTED Plain sewing. Ann St. Telephone 609. 20 South 301-tf. FOE EKNT Kin; r.i;i- Three furnished rooms on car Hi,-: modern conveniences. 44 Philip stieet. Phone 2544. 1 s-nt. TOR nHNT Nicely kept modern rooms, near In. very convenient for gentlemen. Apply 48 Oak street. 17-8t. FOR RENT Largo sunny well furn ished front room In family two adults. Phone 666 or 1888. 1 6-f.t FOR RUNT No. 16 Morgan avenue. 4 rooms and bath. Enquire at No. It. 18-tf PAPERING and painting. Phone 1779. Asheville Paint Olaas Co., Contract Dept. 15-2t POR RENT Room rumlshsd for I gas for cook , light housskseplng; Int. Apply 76 No. Miln at I17-tf , cowrrrnun wnnina ieir.t . C. s"2.?.?!TE I-. l,,l- It flradv .tr..t keeping, 131. Phone 170-tf. KOU RENT Dsslrahle 7 room houss on Char lotte street; also 6 room house on Philip treet. WISH UN ( IK H.I N A R,KITY CO. 10 X. PACK QUARK I. W. Woirr, 4 Tress. Ptions 74 Phone Your Wants to 202 WANTS FOR SALE WOOD FOR SALE Oak, hickory and pine In block or stovewood. J. W. Coates, rural route No. 1, Biltmsre Telephone 126. 17-tf NATIONAL CASH REGISTER for sale. cheap. Address N. C. Gazette News. 12-6t NICE SWEET ORANGES 60c pic. Tor matoes 2 lbs. 25 c. You can always find fresh groceries, fruits and can dles at 41 College atreet. B. M, Shepherd. Phone 1631. 10-30t IF A WANT AD won't aell It, It's no salable. FOR SALE A good portable saw milt1 outfit complete. Dally capacity 1S, 000. In first class condition and re palr. S. F. Chapman, Asheville, N., C. 31Q-2tj FOR SALE Wood and kindling In! $1.00 and $1.50 loads delivered; p imptly. Hayes Wood Yard. Phono' 2590. 05-26tV FOR SALE Good clean newspapers,. CO for 6 cents. Apply at Gaaette. Newg office. '. ' PAINT 4kr ' H odd Jobs 1 lb. can l Oo.j Phone 1779, Asheville Pamt 941 Glass Co. 15-26t BOARDERS WANTED BELMONT 67 Spruce street, stearri heat, large rooms, excellent table. Phone 840. ll-0t. THE COLONIAL, 68 Haywood St. near postoffice and Auditorium. A place with home like atmosphere: and good accommodations, where people who are compelled to board may feel they have a home. SM-tf. THE OZARK, 76 North Main street. Excellent board, large airy rooms. Terms on application. 298-tXw THE KNICKERBOCKER, No. 77 Col legs street. Phone 153. Delight ful situation, central location, large shady grounds, appointments com plete. Terms according to loca tion of room. tf. LYNNHITR8T. 56 College street. Se lect board, near In. Mrs. P. J. Cor coran, formerly of Rock Ledge. 807-26 LOST LOST On the square a pair of nose glasses. The glasses probably brok en by fall. Return to 228 Legal building and receive reward. 11-3t LOST From Southern Exjress Com pany's wagon, February 27th, pack age, weight 5 pounds, addressed Mrs. Ada. Gudger Cocke, AshevUle, N. C. Finder please communicate with Southern Express Company's office, phone 83. 16-tf. MISCELLANEOUS CARRIAGE and automobile painting. Tlddy Bros.. 25 North LsxinKto,n avenue. Tops and cushions and backs made and repaired. Phona 1445. 16-26t. RUBBER HE.EI 30c, 40o. 60c; half soles, 50c, 75c and 81.00. Parcel post packages delivered In 24 hours. . Champion rihoe Hospital, 6 Govern ment street. Phone 724. 13-tf. TRY A MULTIGRAPHED LETTER for your spring advertising. We multlgraph letters, postal cards, price lists, etc Publte stenographic service, envelope addressed, copy ing. The Letter Shop, 88 American National Bank building. Phone 287. 13-6t. PARCEL POST charges paid one way on all shoes repaired by me. Gilmer Bowden. 31 East College street. 10-S0t CAT PAW rubber heels. 40c, Soles sewed, 80c, 76e and 11.00. Work called for and returned. Gilmer Bowdan, 81 East College, phona 1817. I17-tf FOR NOTARY PUBLIC WORK ap ply at Oasett- Nawa office. Iltf J. H. McGlNNEBS, T; lor 1W UU and winter samples now on display. Masonlo Temple, 4 Market street. tt GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy to got- My free booklet T HI tells how. Writs today NOW. Earl Hopklna. Washington. D. C. 1. H McGINNlw, Mo. 44 Market trsst Tailoring, steam dyeing, cleaning and repairing. Phone lilt. tt. WANT ADS give you rumstanret" In a stances In llfs out snd on. 'control of elr thouaand ln of a thousand POSITION WANTED WANTED Rv yuung ldy, position as stenographer. Has knovledgs of bookkeeping. Ptions 1411. 296-tf. THKRfc arc a lot of people ho wilt N't it i t ad your want ad, but there ars a lot vt thm who WUJ
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