‘STATE DIRECTORY.
-CONFERENCE.
Office 336 East Lake St., Minneapolis, Minn.
President, Eld. C. W. Flaiz, Box 989, Minneapolis, Minn.
Secretary, Eld. D. P. Curtis, Wasioja, Mina.
Treasurer, C. M. Everest, Box 989, Minneapolis, Minn.
TRACT SOCIETY.
President, Eld. C. W. Flaiz, Box 989, Minneapolis, Minn.
Sec, and Treas., L. B. Losey, Box 989, Minneapolis, Minn.
Asst. Sec., Wn. Asp, Box 989, Minneapolis, Minn.
Corresponding Sec., Mrs. A. E. Ellis, Dodge Center, Minm
State Agent, J. I. Pogue, Hulda, Hennepin Co., Mina.
SABBATH SCHOOL.
President, M. H. Ellis, Dodge Center, Mian.
Sec. and Treas, Mrs. Fannie Johnson, Mankato, Min.
To Our Customers and Correspondents:
THE following important features of the Revenue
Bill (which becomes operative on the First of July,
next) are respectfully called to your attention:
Any person SIGNING a check, draft or instru-
ment of like nature, which does not bear a 2 cent
stamp, shall be subject to a FINE of not more than
$100, and such document or instrument shall be com-
petent evidence in court.
Section 9 provides that revenue stamps shall
BEAR THE INITIALS OF THE PERSON USING
THE, SAME, TOGETHER WITH THE DATE OF
USE. Failure to do so shall render the person sub-
ject toa FINE of not less than $50 nor more than
$500, or IMPRISONMENT for not more than six
months, or both, at the discretion of the court.
Section 10 imposes a. fine not exceeding $200, at
the discretion of the court, upon persons using any
instrument covered by the Act which does not bear
the required stamp.
A revenue stamp of 2 cents is required upon all
bank checks, drafts or certificates of deposit not
‘drawing interest, or orders for payment of any sums
of money, drawn upon or issued by any Bank, Trust
Company or any person or persons, companies or
corporations, at sight or on demand.
Bills of exchange, drafts, certificates of deposit
drawing interest, or order for the payment of any
sum of money otherwise than at sight or on demand,
‘or any promissory note and each renewal of the
same, for a sum not exceeding $100, require a rev-
enue stamp of 2 CENTS; and for EACH ADDI-
-PIONAL $100 or FRACTIONAL PART thereof, in
excess of $100, 2 cents.
—ITEMS—
Mr. M. H. Ellis stopped over night in Minneapo-
lis on his way home from the Pelican Rapids Camp-
meeting, after ten weeks of labor in Camp-meeting
work. He reports a good and successful meeting at
Pelican Rapids, which will be reported in next
weeks WORKER.
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Those who have occasion to send money either to
the Tract Society or Conference, please remember
that the new revenue law mentioned in another
column takes effect July 1st. We would suggest that
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money be sent by express or money order, as we are
not aware that a stamp would be required on. them,
The revenue thus derived from sale of these stamps
is for the purpose of paying war expenses.
Bro. Gust Freeman of Lake City, one of our old
time canvassers, renews his subscription to the
WORKER for five years in advance and accompanies
his order with cash. We do not ask any of our sub-
scribers to treat us so generously as this, but would
be pleased to receive your renewals for one year.
Many subscriptions expire this month and as notifi-
cations have been sent you, please do not forget to
renew.
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We shall be pleased to have reports of those wlo
are farming for the Lord this year as to how the crop
is progressing. We are pleased to report that we
had the pleasure this week of seeing the few acres
which were planted near Minneapolis by Brethren
Teachout and Wedge and dedicated to the mission
work. The crop is in a thriving condition and every-
thing seems to indicate an abundant harvest for the
Lord. May the Lord of the harvest bless the sowers
and the reapers.
exeas {Jants, For Sale, Ef, anees
Short ads. inserted under this heading at 5 cents per line, or
25 cents per column inch. Address advertising matter to the
Minnesota WORKER, Box 989, Minneapolis, Minn.
WANTED, canvassers to sell Sanitarium
Health Foods in their own locality. For in-
formation and terms address E. G. Burdick,
123 Washington Ave. N. Minneapolis, Minn.
WANTED, a competent and reliable man
to work on farm with his wife to do house
work,—good house-keeper required. Address
J. C. Kraushaar, Mansfield, Minn.
WANTED, a strong boy or man to work on farm,
to commence about July 10th. Good wages to the
right party. Address, Box 436, Owatonna, Minn.
For SALE: One new Straube upright piano,
style M., mahogany finish, warranted as good as
man and money can make. Price in Minneapolis
$375 part on tine, or $325 cash. Will take $100 less
than cash price (or $225). Desire to dispose of it be-
cause of being unable to carry it with us in the work.
Write for particulars as to terms, etc. if you desire a
piano, or if you know of any one who wants a good
piano please let us know. Address Mrs. C. L. Em-
merson, Luverne, Minn.
Something New—*NUTCOA".
A pure product of the cocoanut. To be used in
the place of all animal fats, for cooking and short-
ening. Never gets rancid; is oderless, tasteless.
Goes farther than lard. 25c in 1} 1b. cans, 15¢ per
1b. in 3 and 5 1b. cans. Address, ‘‘Nutcoa’, 123
Wash. Ave. N., Minneapolis, Minn.
. MALT EXTRACT. We now. have a good sup-
ply of Malt Extract which we ship at the following
rates: 10-1b. can $1.15, 20-lb. can $2.20.
COOKING OIL, 10 gal. can $5.50,
$3.00, 2 gal. can $1.40, 1gal. can 75c.
A full supply of Sanitarium Foods at lowest
prices. Dried Fruits in quantities to suit. Choice
evaporated peaches 8% c per 1b. Choice evaporated
apricots 9c per lb. Extra Cal. prunes 7 ¢ per 1b.
Good 3-crown raisins 4% c¢ per 1b. = Fresh Fruits at
wholesale prices. M. A. Winchell, 3621 1st Ave. S.
Minneapolis, Minn.
5 gal. can