NOTICES AND APPOINTMENTS

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 20, 1909

NOTICES AND APPOINTMENTS

Business Notices

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For Sale.—Sanitarium Cooking Oil, pure and healthful; no odor, keeps indefinitely: 5-gal. can, $3.50; 10-gal. can, $6.75; 62 cents a gal. in half-barrel and barrel lots; 30 gal. and 50 gal. Address Sanitarium Cooking Oil Co., Louisville, Ky.

For Sale.—Fifteen acres improved land in Yakima Valley. New six-room house. One acre young apple-trees. Grapes and berries. Near church and church-school. Price, $3,000. For terms, apply to G. W. Sargeant, Granger, Wash., R. F. D. 1.

Wanted.—To know the whereabouts of my son, Willie C. Loomis; missing since Nov. 16, 1908. Is twenty years old; six feet tall; light complexion. Initials tattooed on one forearm. Weight 150. Address Nora Loomis, 910 Olivia Place, Ann Arbor, Mich.

For Sale.—Peanut Butter, 10¢ a pound. 50 pounds Cocoanut Oil, $7. Olive Oil, $2.50 a gallon. 6 cans (57 pounds) Vegetable Cooking Oil, freight paid, $6.50. Cereal Coffee, Wheatee, and Whole Wheat Flour, cheap. Vegetarian Meat Company, Washington, D. C.

Wanted at Once.—First-class, all-round baker. Man capable of taking charge of shop as foreman. Permanent place for right person. Must be Sabbath-keeper. For particulars write at once, and state wages required. Address Homestead Bakery, Wilmington, Ohio.

For Sale.—160 acres irrigated land. Fenced; small buildings; six miles from town; healthy climate; good water; under the famous Government Ditch in western Nebraska. $4,000 will buy it, or it may be rented satisfactorily. Address J. M. Fritz, Morden, Manitoba.

Wanted.—Lake Arthur, N. M., has a small Seventh-day Adventist church building and Sabbath-school. Families wanting church and church-school privileges, can do well financially to locate here in Pecos Valley. Small or large tracts. Address J. S. Ritter, Lake Arthur, N. M.

For Sale.—Beautiful home on Carroll Avenue, Takoma Park. Second house east of log cabin. Three large lots. House eleven rooms and bath. Hot water heat, barn, servants' house, and other outbuildings. Will sell for less than cost of house alone. Address W. G. Platt, Takoma Park, D. C.

For Sale.—Sixty-acre farm, Baldwin Co., Ala. Fast filling up with progressive Northern settlers. Delightful climate. Mild winters. Cool gulf breezes in summer. Purest water known. Plenty of wood and lumber. Ten acres in cultivation. House, barn, etc. Three-quarters mile from depot. Value, about $1,800. As I wish to take a course at one of our institutions, I will sacrifice for a quick sale at $1,000. Address P. W. Paulson, Silverhill, Ala.

Wanted.—To correspond with reliable Seventh-day Adventists wishing to locate in west central Kansas, where productive farms are still cheap, and church and school privileges are possible. Land $10 to $35. Good water. Good climate. Address Fred H. Weber, Ogallah, Kan.

For Sale.—Twenty-five nice white envelopes by mail post-paid, only 10 cents, with your name and address neatly printed on the corner. Every one should use them. Order package now, or send for samples. Write plainly. Address King Printing Company, Cordova Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind.

Midget Massage Vibrator.—Patented; foreign patents pending. A hand-massage machine that is operated without electricity. Nickel plated, will last a lifetime. $3 to Adventists. We make all kinds of medical lamps. Send for folders. Radiodescent Lamp Co., 54 South, Kalamazoo, Mich.

White Plymouth Rocks, for weight, beauty, size, and winter laying the best all-round breed of poultry in existence. My thoroughbred stock took four prizes at the Tri-state Fair open to Tennessee, Arkansas, and Mississippi. Fishel strain: 15 eggs, $2; 50, $5.50; 100, $10. Address Forrest Washburn, 665 Decatur St., Memphis, Tenn.

Wanted.—To correspond with energetic man,—physician, or husband and wife (nurses), who would locate in Denver, Colo. Good opportunity. Population, 200,000. Two thousand dollars capital necessary. Don't answer unless interested and mean business. References upon request. John I. Hughey, 236 Temple Court Bldg., Denver, Colo.

For Sale.—One million Bible Mottoes. Our new Father and Mother Mottoes take the lead. First issue, of about 40,000, is almost sold. We have about 100 designs in stock. To any address, all assorted, 200, $11. We prepay all express. Bible Post-Cards, as well as Bible Cards, in stock. Don't write us unless you mean business. Address Hampton Art Co., Hampton, Iowa.

Wanted.—Some one who likes our place as well as we do; who needs this climate, and the Central California Intermediate School (now having three teachers; soon to become an academy). Healthful; prosperous, satisfactory community. Busy season in school vacation. Land level enough to irrigate at a cost of only 25 cents an acre a year—water coming from the perpetual snows. Corn, grain, alfalfa, and vegetables do well. Peaches, apricots, and raisins pay up to $150 an acre net. Cream and poultry pay. I have 80 acres in pasture, at only $50 an acre; and 52 acres, about 20 acres of which are in fruit, balance pasture. Five-room house, barn, nine poultry houses, fine wells, at only $80 an acre—much cheaper than adjoining land—about half cash. Three miles from church-school and market. Better improved land in adjoining section $250 to $400 an acre (for those who do not need a school). This is my last notice. If the Lord does not send me a buyer, so that I can return to mission field, I will gladly stay here, and send money and our children. Write to J. Clark, Armona, Cal.