Business Notices

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jan 25, 1906

FOR SALE.—I handle hardwood and hemlock lumber. Let me make you a price on any barn or house bill you may be in need of. Address H. Mesick, Mesick, Mich.

WANTED.—April 1, a young man, single or married; Sabbath-keeper; by the season or year, in the dairy and gardening. Will furnish board or house. Address, with stamp, Percy T. Vogle, Box 91, Parksburg, Pa.

FOR SALE.—The purest, sweetest, best vegetable oil for cooking or salads; no odor; keeps indefinitely. 1-gal. can, $.90; 5-gal. can, $3.50. Send for sample. Address E. W. Coates, 535 W. 110th St., New York, N. Y.

EVERY reader should try our absolutely pure and rancid-proof peanut butter, only 10 cents a pound. We pay freight on 100 pounds or more east of Rocky Mountains, at 12 cents a pound. Address Vegetarian Meat Company, 309 Bond Building, Washington, D. C.

WANTED.—Adventist renter for half-section farm near New Hampton, Iowa. One hundred acres timothy to cut for seed; eighty acres to farm; rest meadow and pasture. All fenced. Running water. A splendid stock-farm. Address C. Pelmulder, Grant City, Iowa.

WANTED.—A good, experienced Seventh-day Adventist business man, with one to three thousand dollars capital, to take stock in a custom saw- and planing-mill and retail lumber- and wood-yard. This is a good, permanent, growing, paying business. Party wanted to act as bookkeeper and salesman. References required and given. Address H. Mesick, Mesick, Mich.

STEAM BOILERS FOR SALE.—We have two 85 H. P. Lansing steam boilers which have just been thoroughly overhauled, tubes re-welded, and all put into first-class condition for our own use, but which we shall not need because we have decided to purchase a gas engine. We offer these for sale at a very reasonable price. We also have a 110 H. P. Chicago boiler for sale. For full information and prices, address Review and Herald Publishing Association, Battle Creek, Mich.

FOR SALE.—We have a quantity of pure extracted honey from our own apiary, in 60-lb. cans, at following prices: white sage, 7½ cents; dark sage (fine flavor also), 7 cents; orange (granulated), 6¾ cents. We can send part olives, also in 5-gal. cans, at 40 to 70 cents a gallon, as to size. Pure olive-oil, white refined cotton oil, yellow corn oil. Low freight to East ($1.25 per 100) when olives preponderate. Samples, labels, paraffined bags for retailing honey and olives, canning directions, circulars. Address W. S. Ritchie, Corona, Cal.