Business Notices

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 8, 1906

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WANTED.— To correspond with a church-school teacher; one of experience, whose life is consecrated to church-school work. Reference required. Address Daniel Starrett, Genesee, Idaho.

WANTED.— Two single people, or married couple without children, to work on farm not less than one year; must both be first-class help and Sabbath-keepers. Address W. F. Jenkins, R. F. D. 1, Arcadia, Neb.

FOR SALE.— Ripe olives, 60 cents for 1 gal. can; qts. also; 1 doz. to box. Pure extracted mountain honey, 6½ to 7½ cents a lb. White cooking oil, corn oil, olive-oil; English walnuts. Address W. S. Ritchie, Corona, Cal.

FOR SALE.— Improved grain land (160 acres) in fine position for stock; close to G. T. P. and C. P. R.; buildings and well close to wood; with or without stock and implements. Great bargain. Apply to Alva A. Stewart, Miniota, Manitoba.

WANTED.— An intelligent, energetic Seventh-day Adventist who is a first-class baker, to manage new plant. Church of three hundred members in city. Address Secretary West Indian Health Food Co. Ltd., 32 Text Lane, Kingston, Jamaica, W. I.

FOR SALE.— Ranch, 320 acres, or to be worked on shares for Seventh-day Adventist family. About 70 acres under cultivation. Pleasant community. Could give employment to hand part of year, also to young lady teacher. Address A. M. Davis, Jolon, Cal.

SINGLE-COMB BUFF ORPINGTONS.— We breed nothing else; for we believe them to be the best. Hens, pullets, and cockerels, $2 each. Trio, $5. Eggs in season, $1.50 per fifteen. Satisfaction guaranteed. Union College Poultry Yards, College View, Neb.

FOR SALE.— Cereola, fresh made, in barrels, direct from Battle Creek, 6 cents a pound. Send cash with order. Barrels of 175 and 250 pounds. Do not wait. Help yourself and help others in this deal. Write for prices of B. gluten flour, cooking oils, malt honey, canned corn, figs, apples, maple sirup, etc., to New York Food Co., Oxford, N. Y.

FOR SALE.— Small country sanitarium within 8 miles of the famous Gunnison Tunnel in the beautiful Uncompahgre Valley, Colorado; 27 rooms, heated and lighted; waterworks; 22 acres land; 6 acres of orchard; water rights; cows, horses, vehicles; more patronage than present capacity can accommodate. Valuation, $15,000. Write for terms to Riverside Sanitarium, Montrose, Colo.

WANTED.— If you are a brother or sister out of employment, I want to help you to an independent business,—honest, honorable, safe, and sure. Sabbath-keepers sometimes find difficulty in working for the world, but you can earn $1 to $4 a day weaving carpets and rugs. I have been manufacturing looms for over quarter of a century, and will help you to get started. Address, for catalogue and full information, W. H. Kynett, 14 Clyde St., Battle Creek, Mich.

PARTNER WANTED.— Seventh-day Adventist with $6,000 cash to take half interest in manufacturing plant on its merits. Party must be competent to take charge of sales department and travel about eight or nine months a year. Staple articles, good profits. Must considerably increase manufacturing capacity at once, as have more orders than can fill. Business been running since 1898. Employ thirty hands steadily. Give church and bank references. J. W. Barnhurst, Buchanan, Mich.