Business Notices

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Dec 27, 1906

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WANTED.—Position as housekeeper in a small family; preferably on a farm, but would go anywhere. Address Mrs. W. H. Bell, Woodenville, Wash.

WANTED.—Printers: one job compositor, one linotype operator, and one make-up and stone man. Must be Sabbath-keepers. Good wages, eight hours a day. Address Recorder Press, Plainfield, N. J.

FOR SALE.—A well-established, paying tailoring business in a prosperous gas town of Kansas; customers accustomed to having store closed on Sabbath. Address J. M. Jones, 111 West Madison St., Iola, Kan.

FOR SALE.—Vegetable cooking oil; nothing can beat it for shortening. Prices: 1 5-gal. can, $3.85; 2 cans, $7; 3 cans, $10, till further notice. Between Colorado and Ohio, freight prepaid. Address R. H. Brock, Arkansas City, Kan.

FOR SALE.—Ten acres one-half mile from Fruithurst, Ala.; good opening for missionary work; no prejudice; healthful location; good new house; abundance of fruit. Would exchange for property near one of our schools. For particulars, address James Rice, Fruithurst, Ala.

WANTED.—To correspond with Seventh-day Adventist understanding poultry and small fruit growing, who would like to locate in western Virginia, in self-supporting missionary work; good location, good water, fruit, and markets. References given and required. Address E. M. Phelps, Genesee, Idaho.

The Iowa Sanitarium Bakery, Des Moines, Iowa, carries a full line of cereal and other health foods, also a good cooking oil. The Iowa Sanitarium Bakery is not a private concern; it is a denominational institution, run by the Iowa Conference, and in harmony with the general work. We solicit your correspondence as to prices, discounts, etc.

The publishing house of the Seventh-day Baptists.

FOR RENT.—Small nursery and fruit farm consisting of twenty acres. Reason for renting, other business requires all my time. For particulars, address Union Nurseries, Union, Ore., J. B. Weaver, Proprietor.