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Safety Banking and Trust Co., 2921 Kensington Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Organized 1900. * * * * * * ANY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY will appreciate the Imperial Trousers or Skirt Hanger, holds four garments. 50 cents at the furnishers, or 70 cents by mail. Write for booklet, Pynchon & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. * * * * * * BUILD MISSION FURNITURE.—For pleasure and profit. We teach how by the Houck Easy System. We furnish plans showing exact size and shape of every piece, give complete directions how to make from start to finish, tell what tools required, etc. So simple anybody can make. Boys and young men acquiring lots of money by making furniture from our designs and selling it. Particulars for stamp. Houck Furniture Pattern Co., Dayton, Ohio, Dept. E. M. THE BEST PUMP FOR COUNTRY WELLS.—No rusty water on wash day. No plumbers’ bills for repairs. The Blatchley Wood Pump (lift or lift and force) the standard for 38 years. Address C. G. Blatchley, 1052 Drexel Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. * * * * * * BEST 200 RECIPES FREE! THE ENTERPRISING HOUSEKEEPER.—A famous book of tested, economical recipes and illustrated kitchen helps, published to sell at 25 cents. We will send it free. Just send your name and address. The Enterprise Mfg. Co. of Pa., 2225 N. Third St., Phila., U. S. A. Makers of the famous Enterprise Meat and Food Choppers. * * * * * * PRIZE CLOTHES WRINGER, WORLD’S PRIZE winner over all competitors; distinctly different from all others; strictly high-grade; automatic clamps fasten on any kind of tub; easiest to operate; guaranteed white rubber rolls; ours is one of the three wringer factories in the U. S., est. 1890. Selling direct saves you at least 50%; satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Write us. Reference, Dun’s Agency, Deshler National Bank, here. U. S. Wringer Mfg. Co. (E), Columbus, Ohio. INVESTMENTS. I HANDLE NOTHING BUT DIVIDEND PAYING securities, and invite your correspondence regarding any you may desire to buy, sell or exchange. List on application. H. L. McCauley, 1524 W. Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. * * * * * * LOS ANGELES, CAL., first mortgages, 6 and 7% net, title guaranteed, papers all complete, delivered through your own bank. Investments, reports, and appraisals free. Bank references. 25 years’ experience. L. C. Crossmin, W. Chamber of Commerce Building. GUARANTEED MORTGAGE investments. Interest at 54/10% and 6% from $1,200 up. Gilt-edged properties. Mortgages insured. My reference is Hamilton Trust Co., Philadelphia. Charles H. Buckley, W. 38 South Fortieth Street, Philadelphia. * * * * * * FOR SALE.—5% first mortgage gold bonds to net 53/4%, principal and semi-annual interest payable in New York—issued by a water and light company with liberal city franchise in one of the best towns in the South. Jas. Thompson, Walhalla, S. C. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. THERE IS BIG MONEY IN ASPARAGUS.—Greater profits from its culture than any other product. Write for free booklet. Napa Improvement Co., San Francisco, Cal. * * * * * * I WILL BUY AND PAY SPOT CASH for your store and fixtures, entire contents, no matter where located. Newell D. Atwood, 27 School St., Boston, Mass. Tel. 1322 Main. * * * * * * TEN VALUABLE MONEY-MAKING formulas sent for one dollar. Preparations that you can sell. That will pay big profits. W. Formulae Co., 832 Greenmount Ave., Baltimore, Md. * * * * * * WANTED.—Patented specialties of merit. We have branch offices in the principal cities of Europe and agencies all over the world. Our correspondence is in eight languages. Power Specialty Co., T. W. Detroit, Mich. * * * * * * THERE ARE GOOD OPPORTUNITIES on the lecture and reading platform. Test your talent in a recital for criticism in your locality. Write for plan. Edward Amherst Ott, 252 W. Sixty-first Street, Chicago, Ill. * * * * * * COMING TO CALIFORNIA?—$25,000 will buy control of a factory in San Francisco to produce horse collars by a patent process. Profits 40%. Demand steady. Trade established. Principals only address J. C. Hooper, 528 22nd St., Oakland, Cal. HOME COMPANION TOOL SET.—No. 710.—Special offer. 41 individual tools in hardwood case, sent on receipt of $5 00. Every tool needed by the home carpenter. W. Goodell-Pratt Company, Greenfield, Mass. * * * * * * A FEW DOLLARS will start a prosperous mail order business; we furnish catalogues and every thing necessary; by our easy method failure impossible. Send for particulars. Milburn-Hicks, 741 Pontiac Building, Chicago. * * * * * * WE CAN SELL OR EXCHANGE YOUR BUSINESS or real estate no matter where located, or find any kind of business or real estate for you anywhere in U. S. and Canada. Write Fidelity Company, C. Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb. * * * * * * CASH for your farm, business, home, or property of any kind, no matter where located. If you desire a quick sale send us description and price. Northwestern Business Agency, 331 Bank of Commerce Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. * * * * * * LONG ESTABLISHED MAIL ORDER and installment house furnishing business for sale. Grand Rapids furniture is celebrated the world over, and big money can be made selling from here. Address C. H. Leonard, Grand Rapids, Mich. * * * * * * MEN TO HANDLE high-grade map proposition. Territory in every state. Experience no qualification. Liberal terms. Must be men of good address and ability. Get our proposition. It’s profitable. Scarborough Co., 114 Essex St., Boston, Mass. PATCHES OF TIMBER turned into big profits by our portable beltless combined sawmill and engine. Small capital required; easy terms. Glean your county for bargains in timber. Lumber prices rising. Wm. Bartley & Sons, W. Bartley, N. J. * * * * * * 52 CARLOADS OF PURE GOLD does not equal the fortune amassed by a former Missouri County school teacher. The little book, “Missourians Shown,” tells of an equal present-day opportunity. Sent free. Write Jerry Culbertson, 695 Hall Bldg., Kansas City, U. S. A. * * * * * * CUBA.—Tropical fruit plantation. Oranges, grape fruit, cocoanuts, coffee. On ten years’ time. Profits enormous. Best investment of kind. By reliable, experienced men; seven years’ experience in Cuban fruit growing. Agents wanted, either sex. Address, Buena Vista Fruit Co., 105 W. Tremont St., Boston, Mass. * * * * * * WANTED. A PARTNER WITH $25,000 to $50,000. We have an established and growing business, but lack capital to push it. An investment of thousands will net millions. The investor must be a business man and a worker. Write for particulars, and state fully amount you would invest, previous business experience, etc. Purifico Mfg. Co., B. Ashville, N. Y. 6% ON YOUR MONEY by local Building and Loan Association. 14 years in business. Never had a loss, or failed to meet an obligation. Stock in force $750,000. Write for free literature. Jefferson County B. & L. Association, Birmingham, Ala. * * * * * * MONTGOMERY, ALA., offers the homeseeker, investor, and manufacturer wonderful opportunities. Capital of Alabama. Has 50,000 enterprising people and is growing. In rich agricultural section. Has seven great railroads and water transportation on Alabama river to Gulf. Coal, iron and timber close at hand and very cheap. Labor plentiful and high grade. Climate ideal. Schools, churches, public improvements matters of civic pride. Dixie revels in prosperity. Montgomery is Dixie’s heart. For booklet and information, address the business men’s organization, The Commercial Club, Dept. C, Montgomery, Ala. * * * * * * DOES YOUR PRESENT INCOME SATISFY YOU? You can double it by taking the SHELDON SHORT CUTS in SELLING and MANAGEMENT. One salesman says: “You added $5,000 to my salary last year.” Another states: “A single deal closed by your method netted 50 times original cost.” 8,000 others and nearly 1,000 firms are using it to increase sales and earnings. All instruction by correspondence. You owe it to yourself to investigate. Write for more facts and proof. SHELDON (1750) the Republic, CHICAGO. HELP WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE. PORTRAIT AGENTS.—16×20 crayons 25 cents. Water color 30 cents. Samples and catalog free. Berlin Artists Association, 152-O Lake St., Chicago. * * * * * * SALESMEN WANTED.—Men or women, whole or part time to sell advertising calendars, fans and other advertising novelties, for an old reliable house. Box 160, Meridian, Conn. * * * * * * $25 PER WEEK AND TRAVELLING EXPENSES paid salesmen to sell goods to grocery stores, drug and general stores. No canvassing. A rapid selling line. Experience unnecessary. Purity D. E. Co., Chicago. * * * * * * AGENTS.—HERE’S THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. Stoll’s shoes for flat irons, something entirely new, sell in every home. For full particulars address Dexter Supply Co., 334 Dearborn St., Chicago. * * * * * * WE WANT HELP.—Anyone desiring pleasant and profitable business should write us at once. Our positive guarantee inspires confidence and makes sales easy. W. T. Allen Medicine Co., Greenfield, Ind. * * * * * * MORE MONEY, LESS TALKING, steadier work, bigger field, handling our new inventions, than any other line. Needed in every home. Agents, you can’t beat this. Selwell Co., 105 W. Jackson B., Chicago, Ill. * * * * * * BENTON HOLLADAY & CO. Man cleared $1,182, lady $720 last six months selling Celluloid Waterproof Shoe Dressing. Why not you? Demonstrated samples free. Benton Holladay & Co., 260 Clark St., Chicago, Ill. * * * * * * AGENTS WANTED to handle our line of high grade novelties. Great sellers for cigar stores and newsdealers. Large profits. Catalogue of 300 and wholesale prices free. Write today. National Mfg. Co., Box T. W., Norfolk, Va. * * * * * * AGENTS WANTED in every gas town on salary or commission to demonstrate superheated inverted gas light. Latest light out. Nothing to sell. Sample free. Perfection Light Co., Dept. A, 53 River St., Chicago. * * * * * * WE WANT A HUSTLING AGENT in your town for the only automatic shears, the Sheer-Cut Shears. Best shears, best terms. Credit given. Orders filled same day received. Novelty Shear Co., 184 LaSalle St., Chicago, Ill. * * * * * * THE HEARWELL TELEPHONE ATTACHMENT makes you hear better and shuts off outside noises. An agency is open for you whether you have a store or are employed. Big opportunity, Hearwell Co., W. 1300 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. WANTED.—TWELVE EXPERIENCED LECTURERS, subject, industrial activities. Also musicians for male quartettes. Give full particulars and references with first letter. Edward Amherst Ott, 250 East 61st Street, Chicago. * * * * * * SALESMEN TO SELL the largest line of souvenir post cards in the country. Also large line of advertising fans. Excellent side line. Good commission and prompt settlement. Alfred Holzman, Publisher, 340 Dearborn St., Chicago. * * * * * * AGENTS, OUR NEW GOLD window sign letters beat anything on the market. Big profits. Agents make $10.00 to $20.00 daily. Complete sample outfit 25 cents. Particulars free. Sullivan Co., 406 W. Van Buren St., Chicago, Ill. * * * * * * “FIRE CHIEF.”—Latest, most effective extinguisher. Acts instantly without damage to surroundings. Handsome, light, inexpensive. Demand universal. $40 per week to high class competent agents. Write today for terms and territory. W. F. A. Company. The Spitzer, Toledo, O. * * * * * * WANTED.—AGENTS IN EVERY SHOP IN THE world to sell Vanco hand soap. Send 10 cents for full size can and particulars. Some agents make $40.00 per month in addition to regular work. Address the J. T. Robertson Co., Manchester, Conn. (Dept. E). * * * * * * SAFETY DOOR LOCK can be used without tools on any door without scratching. Proof against burglars, sneak thieves, and pass keys. Pocket size, 25 cents. Exclusive territory to good agents. Large profits. Send for samples and terms. Safety Door Lock Co., Seattle, Wash. Dept. T. W. * * * * * * HUSTLERS WANTED TO SELL BEST SPECIALTY of recent years. Aggressive workers make $10.00 per day (no exaggeration). Those who mean business write for full particulars. Special—To those wishing to lose no time we will send samples for 10 cents. W. P. Chase & Co., Wilcox Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif. * * * * * * LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED.—Experience unnecessary if honest, ambitious and willing to learn the business thoroughly by mail. Splendid income assured. Write at once for full particulars. Address either office. National Co-operative Realty Co., 298 Athenaeum Bldg., Chicago, Ill., or 298 Maryland Bldg., Washington, D. C. * * * * * * YOU CAN SELL PORCELA to every bathtub owner in the U. S.—and there are millions of them. Easy to sell; liberal profits to bright agents. Porcela is the only cleansing preparation that preserves the lustre of the porcelain enamel while cleaning it. Porcela cleans everything from kitchen to bathroom. Write for information today. Porcela Company, Sales Dept. T. W., Pittsburgh, Pa. MISCELLANEOUS. MOTION PICTURE MACHINES, film views, magic lanterns, slides and similar wonders for sale. Catalogue free. We also buy magic picture machines, films, slides, etc. R. Harbach, 809 Filbert Street, Philadelphia, Pa. * * * * * * SONG WRITING PAYS BIG.—Your poems may be worth thousands. We write music to your words, pay royalty, publish and popularize. Send for booklet. Brown Music Co., 393 Temple Court, New York City. * * * * * * THE ANGLE LAMP.—Best, cheapest, most satisfactory of all lighting methods. Burns common kerosene oil. Convenient as gas. Tell us what room you wish to light. Angle Mfg. Co., 78 Murray St., New York. * * * * * * SONG WRITERS.—Your poems may be worth THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS. Send them to us for the music. Accept no offer before reading Music, Song and Money. It is free. Hayes Music Co., 223 Star Bldg., Chicago. * * * * * * HOME STUDY.—Every reader of WATSON’S JEFFERSONIAN MAGAZINE who is interested in home study and correspondence teaching is invited to send for free copy of our 80-page catalogue and full information in regard to our home study course. The Home Correspondence School, Springfield, Mass. HOLIDAY GIFTS.—Beautiful holiday novelties in silver. Something special for souvenir collectors. Galt & Bro., Washington, D. C. * * * * * * MUSIC LESSONS FREE.—Send for our free booklet. It tells how to learn to play any instrument. Piano, organ, violin, guitar, mandolin, etc. Write National School of Music, 34 P. O. Block, Montclair, New Jersey. * * * * * * STOOPING SHOULDERS.—A habit cured without harness or binding braces. The Vitality Suspender scientifically constructed to make large, strong muscles of back carry weight of trousers—through the unconscious law of equipoise—the chest is thrown out with abdomen back—insuring free heart circulation—good lung action—deep breathing—natural digestion. A suspender, not a harness. Sent by mail, postpaid, one dollar. The Perfection Mfg. Co., W. Box. 90, Girard, Ohio. * * * * * * OUR PLANT is specially equipped to handle commercial work, enabling us to do it more economically than others. We have envelopes, bill heads, cards and statements, $1.30 per thousand up. Samples of these and better grades promptly mailed to business men. We also have special price list which includes delivery to far-away points at low rates. Orders promptly shipped; get our figures for other work. L. Fink & Sons, Printers, 5th and Chestnut, T. W. Philadelphia, Pa. AGENTS WANTED We want agents to sell our made-to-order suits and pants. Suits from $10.00 up. Pants, $3.00 up. 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Compendium Subscription Agency, No. 12 Howell St., BATH, N. Y. December, 15, 1906. Mr. Business Manager:— Is your business increasing? Is your office system adequate to the demands? Do not wear yourself out with old methods. Take the short cuts to success by having your office machinery in full revolution. Office system minimizes worry, capacitates the brain, concentrates power, broadens the field, increases business and reduces expense. There is no office large or small that does not need our goods. We do not confine our trade to Atlanta. Our travelling men and mail order system is at your command, and your orders or inquiries will receive our careful attention. If you are in need of anything special in office appliances, write us fully on the subject. If interested in any of the articles below named, please check the item, cut out the page and mail to us for prices. ADDING MACHINES. Metal Furniture Yours very truly, Image of page J W Fielder, Pres. Ivan E Allen, Secy & Tre “ANYTHING FOR ANY OFFICE” Fielder & Allen Co. OFFICE & SALESROOMS LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE 262 FILING CABINETS Atlanta, Ga. SAFES & VAULTS The OLIVER STANDARD VISIBLE WRITER Standard ADDING & LISTING MACHINE EDISON’S MIMEOGRAPH SECRETARIAL BOOK CASES BANK & OFFICE FIXTURES. L. C. Visible Writing in Sight Line H. M. ASHE CO. Bell Phones 1541 & 1896 ATLANTA, Line We have $8,000 worth of our competitors’ Image of page Title Why Sam Jones Appealed to the Masses With Whom He 1. He hated the sin, but he helped the sinner. 2. He thought an ounce of mirth was worth a pound of sighs in any market place. 3. He had no mercy for the Pecksniffs of this world, and punctured sham and hypocrisy with his keen wit. 4. He was himself a living exemplar of the truths he preached. From a member of the “Down-and-Out Club” he raised himself to a prophet of light. 5. He preached and proved the optimistic lesson that life is livable; for he foresaw the day when Death, the slayer, shall himself lie slain. Jones 6. He never forgot that Christianity was a religion of joy and laughter, not one of tears and sorrow; a living help for this earth, now and here, and not a bundle of dried and moldy dogmas. 7. He was a man of and for the people. 8. He was a humanitarian in every sense that the word implies. 9. With all his firmness and steadfastness of purpose and conviction he was gentle, tender and kind in the truest sense. 10. Above all, he was a man. Only Authorized Edition. AGENTS COIN MONEY. HANDSOME OUTFIT, 50 CENTS. CIRCULARS FREE. Big Book, 91/2x7, Over 400 Pages; Half Morocco, $3.50, J. L. NICHOLS & COMPANY 930 Austell Building, Atlanta, Georgia Image of back cover The Life and Sayings | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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