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WERE TIE BEES ARE BUSIEST.

rror, "A. Sorrcm,uto Rec

From the Sacramento Bee.
There are instances In great number where
mining operations were temporarily sus-
pended by a shortage Of funds or by water
flooding the property. but IL remained for
Mohawk, q small station along the Southern
Pacific, to furnish a new cause which Is unique
In the history Of mining. The company at
fected owns the Red Cross mines IN the Mo-
hawk Mountains.
Millions Of bees, attracted by the water
at these mines and forced from their hives
in the mountains by the drought. took pos
session Of the water supply. and their num-
bers were so great that 1t was found i'm
possible TO drive the swarms away. Conse-
ouently the mines have been shut down until
the rainy season sets in. when 1t IL hoped the
bees will return to their mountain homes.
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were walking along East Twelfth street. Mrs.
Hansen pushing a baby carria ge In which the
youngest daughter. Marie. was riding. She
pushed IL into a swarm Of bees. and before
the swarm was noticed the insects had COM
pletely covered the child.
The cries Of the family brought ~neishbors
TO the scene. and while scraping the mai
dened insects OF the child many OF the friends
were also stung The father was sLros
quite badly, as was also the older daughter.
who was walking beside the baby cab.
Physicians we're called and efforts made to
alleviate the pain OF the child. Late last
night II was reported resting easy. and that
1t would probably recover from its injuries.
Its face and arms. which were bare. are terri
bly, swollen from the stings of the insects.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-16
A Destructive Bee.
From the London Globc.

ETUVT wv T1VWWWW UIVWT0
From a CRmberwell correspondent We have
received a quite distressing account Of the
destruction caused in his conservatory by
the leaf cutting bee.
IAst Sunday a solitary bee found its way
through the open windows, but the news that
rose leaves we're available in that part Of a
district where rose culture is uncommon had
been conveyed with such success that this
week the glass house was swarned with thS
bees. Our CORE spondcnt says the noise they
make is like the working Of countless pairs
81 minute scissors. The bees have denuded
his roses Of their leaves and have even turned
attention TO the flower OF the gcranium.
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Columbus correspondsHes Indianapolis News.
John Hu1er was ploughing on the McCallle
farm, near Newbern. last Saturday, when he
stirred up a bumblebees' nest. He thought
nothing Of this. but new nests kept opening
up with each succeeding furrow. and when
Huner had uncovered ~twenty-seven he broke
for tall timber and left the bees In full
possession. -,
Another man who said he was not afraid
OF bees undertook TO finish the job. and when
the entire field had been ploughed 1t was found
that q total Of forty-one bumblebees' nests
had been overturned.
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From tia Dss Moines Register and Leader.
The entire family OF j. A. Hansen. East
Twelfth street. was besieged by a swarm OF
bees last night and Mr.. Hansen and his baby
daughter. 10 months Of age. were both seri-
ously injured. -
Mr.. and Mr% Hansen and two children
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Kitchen Invaded by Bees.

FROM me Chicd1o TRIBUNE.
Mrs. Earl C. Dodds. South Sixty-fourth
avenue. Oak Park, was stung severely and
was driven from her house yesterday By
bees which had swarmed In the kitchen.
She was at work in the kitchen. and the
doors were open when the bees few in and
began settling on tables and walls.
A policeman from the Oak Park station
smoked the bees out with sulphur and re-
geined possession Of the kitchen. Mrs. Dodds
meanwhile sought the aid OF a physician.
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aces Hold do Railway station.
From a.. London paih Graphic.

From the London Daily Graphic.
A large parcel dropped on the platform
OF Burgess Hill station. Sussex, burst open,
and out buzzed a swarm Of bees. The parcel
contained q hive. In spite OF the station
masters order to pack the bees up again
none Of the stan would approach.
AZ len 9Th a forlorn hope, consisting OF an
aged porter. was induced by the guerdon
Of q shilling to attack the parcel. but when
the bees, possibly mistakinR him for a new
kind Of flower. hummed around him he
dropped 1t and ran. The bees held the plat
form till the evening, when they returned
to the hive. Then the parcel was closed
and sent on to Its destination.
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Dog stunk 10 Death.

Pdulsboro correspondence Philadelphia Record.
Daniel Packer. a farmer. to-day tied his dog
to a fence opposite a hive Of bees. Sud
denly the dog began bowling. and the farmer
discovered that the animal was literally
covered with the bees. which stung il to
death within two minutes.
Angered by the killing Of his pet, Packer
at once destroyed fifty hives Of bees which
he had on his farm,
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known to Butler, and that their arrest was
imminent. I cautioned them TO hurry up
with the Job and leave the city as o o a.
possible.
"A Capt. Stratton, who was n Of the
circle OF spies, was the n chosen to pro-
cure the Greek fire We were to use. He
gave a rush order to a drug store In Brook
Iyn and the stun was given to him on the
day We had determined upon for the setting
of the fires, November rs, 1854. The chem
ical was brought overtoN New York in Q black
satchel, as Headley says, and delivered to
him at a certain house In Washington Square.
The Greek Gre was supposed 10 ignite
a. soon az exposed to the air and to defy
the action OF water. Il failed. I believe
that the haste with which tho Brooklyn
druggist put II up was ~responsible for the
failure Of the compound to do It's work.
Headley neglects to say in his story that the
Greek fire was placed in several yards along
the East River as well As In the hotels.
the Confederacy did not order the
burning OF New York, though l believe
that the Government at Richmond knew
about the proposal to attempt that feat
The order came from Thompson in st
Ca~therinesto Col. Martin, n OF the leaders
Of the Confederate secret service stan
here in New York. -,
Zone more thing the C~onfederacy did
not do: It never paid a cent for the work Of
Organising the various lodges ofthe Sons O
Liberty. All the expenee connected VIII
That work was suetained by the Sout herr
aVmpath inerB in tbs middle western states
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-03
4anfing.
lss MoCLAFFERTY-

MISS MocLAFFERTY-
vi EDKN HALL
{ DANCING.
School for DEPORTMENT,
PHYSICAL CULTURE
BEGINNERS Monday, TO 10 p IN.
Assembly dance Wednesday evening, $50 10
W extra music
yhildren'a, tuesday and Saturday Afternoons
Hvate lessons, waltz and two step, day or
rtning.
heIdence, The Cables
Phones b. & A.-House, 747A. school, 22l7D
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-03
FOR SALE OR IN EXCHANGE
Farms near Newport and
Glasgow, Delaware,

Also Lots and Houses in all parts Of the city.
Any reasonable offer viii be accepted. Call
upon me box investing your money.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-03
MILK FOR INFANTS.

sbould be above suspicion. II should Be prepared
under sanitary conditions; that the ufuHl farmer
does not command. The mortality among child
rem resulting IRON the use OF impure and adul-
terated milk Is amazing. Your attention IA In
vitsd 10 the product OF ibis farm which supplies
milk prepared especially for infants that q In
every way right sED0hL1 FARM,
chax. @. Rupert Prop Aashallton, Del
iau16-tf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-03
FOR SALE-$SoO CASH
For a new, up-tO-dste West side
hnuoa
SMALL FARM FoR sALE.

snitaole for truck, situated about ~ miles hon
wilmington, 10 minutes walk 70 Nav casgle
trolley line. All tillable, in Al condition PeF-
dlizer in abundance on place. Three-htory
mouse II rooms, pantry, porches good dry celIai
Psru can accommodate head, tons Of hay
has wagon houses piG pen, chicken houses,
fogether with a sound, e-year-old horse, iresh
COW pig, 80 Plymouth Rock chickena moving
machine, butter utensils, hay and fodder,
harness wagons, farm implements Of ali kind 4.
TOO numerous 10 mention. Abundance Of fruit,
All 10 be sacrificed by owner. For hli partiou.
lars inquire OF hAWklNb a CO.
isnsOtts-et 7l2 Market g., agents 70 esect sale.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-03
aatnts aud Saltsmtn afanlfd.

~ sIv WFEKs VIZ EDUCATE You IN SAL ,. ~
monshin secure you "a POSITION as tlal u ins
u .,,.,e,, Vim rosnnnsible firm. address me
saie'Hi'' BRADsrkf Er SYSTEM.
..,. Rochester, n. \.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-03

GlIUATiON WAN1Fb-Es NfeuT "a, ,71,,7
~ ,. man oy elderly man; unae.stinls boiier and
iehf az -N' 'oois' Address A 90
Every IVfufnr OHine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-03
CAL or send for tuII partIcuIars.

HAWKINS & CO.,
MANAGERS OF REAL ESTATE,
7Ia Market Street.
hsi..na Phones, 7l2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-03

GEORGE c. MARIS & SON,
jsnsi.u EiEhsh and Ehiplsy sa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-03

EUh NENI,
store and dwelling, 2ie East Front street, y
rooms and BATH now occupied a. restaurant and
doing good business.
DELAWARE TRUST CO.,
iausf. febla No j East Ninth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-03
fOr saIt.

NOR sAIE-IHRKE TWo-srORY BRICK
II houses; nearly new: 1910, 1912. i2ii Oak street.
fATNAIL & Co, III West Ninth street,
feh2s.e opposite Poatofioe.
A UroMBILH FOR eALK, CHEAP. APPLY TO
"A J. ". coRhAIf sa7 Aartes 81, city. io2-2tl
TNOR sALE-A BARGAIN IN SOLD IHls
II month. los West highieenth Street rooms
and bath. Lot 25-l0xl2o. Make an offer.
DELAWARE TRUST CO.,
feb2st No. Enst Ninth 81.
UHoR sALE-oRocERY AND MEAT MARKET
ssbsss Evsry Evening once.
1OR sALE-FEW Z. q BUFF ORplNGTON
IL cockerels. handsome birds hatched from Cook
Sons egsa call a. a phone ios2A. feh2.st
T1OR sALK-FINE LOT or PLYMOUTH ROCK
II and white leghom stock rooster
iebi-st Apply ChAa LoDG z, sil King So
NOR eALE-LOT on WAsHINGTON eTREEr
il near Fourteenth street, so197 feet Lot ON
Lombard street near twelfth street, lQt1ee feet
iebi-im GEORGE N. MILLER, lO3 ". EiEhth.
TrOR sALE-PoOL TABLE. CHAP; GOOD
II condition 90 rAiNALL sE iebl-Sii
NOR eALE-lso5 INDIAN MOTOR CYCLE;
j. good as new bargain. ADDRESS 8,
ian3i-ot kvery Evening Orice.
T1OR SALE OR WILL EXCHANGE fOR CITY
il property, 35-acro iarm in hrAndywine hum
ored' 4, Every Evening ONCE ianal-t
I1OR sALE-a00 on. MILK ROUTE, GOOD
II will and dvturoti will rent or sell properly, or
cell route separate. Possession March 10Th. Only
those meaning business apply.
jansl-ot J p Boa ?, kvery Evening once
DEFoRE BUYING &C. AND sEE Nos sus.s05
ID West Iwcnty-secnnd street. Something hno
Apply ~. A. HChOOLMAhIkh,
ian3l-imi 2i2 West Iwenty-s cord ~
V,OR sALE-GROCkKY STORE; VAST slDE.
II guod locauoni stock and fixtures amount 10
81, i00. sell Tor 500. Address ]. ". BOX o,
jan2a-i2t Every Evening once
DUTCHER SHOP FOR eAIR-GOoD STAND,
ID 5l5 Madison street Apply WILMINGTON
PROVISION CO., Third ana Orange. janl5u
NOR sALE-FIsH AND OYSTER sIoRE,
! II reason for selling, owner leaving city.
decl1-u go KING STREET.
T1OR SALE OR FOR RfKr-HOUsa WITH
| il stable and ground, Lancaster avenue between
| kodman an Woodlawu avenues Apply 1925
ADAMS STREET d. a A. phone ieoiA. janso.u
MAID HOMER PIGEONS FOR sALK.
| Nl ian27-6t Apply 2il washington ST
| TUXEDO SUITS TOR SALE AND FoR. HIRE
| NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE t0l
Market Street. Max Ephraim' Prop. iau2a-im
| T1OR sALE-is0l WEST SEVENTH sTkKhT
/ II facing Eghth street PARK. VIII be sold chear
/ II disposed oil before rerentng. Apply
r. AL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
j2i-f The Equitable Guarantee and Trust Co
NOR sALE-oN ACCOUNT OF THIS DEATH
| L Of william Wilson, Jr, the old established
business Al the southeast corner OF Third and
! shipley streets I'm tnis city, is offered for sale
| This is an exceptional Opportunity for any on,
wishing 20 engage IN business that has had {
| well established trade ior many years. Apply q
| GEORGE s CAPkLLE. executor Of the estat'
| OF william Wilson, u. inu2iti
NOR sALE-NO 1o17 ADAMS sTRKEI. f1Rsr
| /, class double house. price moderate term
| easy. Address q .. D.
jan6lmf kTery Evening ONCE.
U7CK SALE CHEAp-R RUBBER-TIRE BUGGY
II ianig-lm Aprly FALLa. fih and shipley SIS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-03
fur salt.


Gok sALE-NEW MODERN HoAits, Noa 1919
II and 1918 clayton strect each Containing n ne /
rooms and bath. EDWARD IOHNfON & SON |
bullaers' 1908 Rodney street. febsu
EoR sALE-RARE BARGAIN, ei 500. BKrcK /
4 mouse, rooms; Scott street near Delaware /
1,c,s, address y, Livery evening once.
~" "elmt
EOk SALE 500 VAN BURKN srREhT, . |
y Sls ena BATH, must be sold AZ once.
leoo-t IAlNALL & CO.. u W. Ninth street.
E0k ksALE-DkTAcHED noUsR No. Iol K |
~ atn rect rooms and bath loi 20x8o ront
", Rer month. Price low TATNALL q Co,
iee5lt INV, Ninth street
E0R sALE GOOD ON EsTABrIsHKD
II saloon property n. X Cor. Third and Adsms
suess owner wishes 70 fetire. Apply on
ls-lnt fkhhibhr.
EORsALE-bQO00 FEgr OF OAK TiNBER
l. sawed IN any shape 20 suit purchaser.
DR.. W. a. SKINNER, Glasgow, Del.
ieosot y. q H. Phone aes
EQR sALE-oLDsMoBrIE IN GOOD CON
ton Owner viii take little money for
q9leA sale, kLAWARE AUTO STORAGE AND
hkfAlR co. fen3-3t
Eok sALE-YOU MAY As WELL HAvR THE
Il best and all convenencos. New houses:
n,. nave tnem IN western ana northern paris OF the
iebs6t ''''-' - '0'iiiS $50 Market street
i SEARCH LIGHT MATCHES,
cents per x, oo cents per dozen.
Nn2Ulm AlDDLkiON's, -Four and King
! EOk sALK-7to. 7o2, 7o8VAN Duran sTREAT,
! u nine rooms end bath, front an Q back porches
/ All modern imVrovemeuts. Also, two new
houses, 2sis and 2Si6 Washington street. eight
rooms, hath, all modern convenlenees
LkNDERMAN q BRO.
jhnslm s27 and SEQ Van Buren, street.
EoR sALE-CHrAP. ~ SOLD BEFORE RANT
/ nT fN
! ana nalh, porch and an improvements.
lanl'-im WA. p HARRIS, us NAsket street
| EoR sALE--ANTIQuE WALNUT SIDE TABLE.
| 4 nntea legs; antique mahutauy secretary.
walnut compode, eelar Chest books, porch
rocker, Adde'S A s kvery EVENING Once.
COM CASH, BALANCE OF N6oo SAME AS
! p-UU rent, buys new house, rooms and
uaihi light brick front, front porch heater sewer,
water closet IN bath and all modern improve
'''' 49, X h srA4oN.
jy2s-ws-ii 7n shipley street.
| DOR sALE-BARGAIN If SOLD ms WEEK,
L No. s2s West Fifth street rooms and bath.
| DELAWARE TRUST co.
iansl,iebl,a No. last Ninth street
E0R sALE-NIcE SEVEN ROONED HOUSE
| II near Linden and Franklin, bath; si,650. easy
terms as little as 500 each taken. Cost leas than
| S per month to live In IL. Apply promptly
N. n. WOOD, s31 orange street
iansolissi Boih PhoneI
| EOR SALE FINE NEW NlNE-ROOM REsI-
] II dence; all confenicncosi located 81
| 1wenty-third ana Washington streets Address
jan2i-tu,fs-lm Is hvery Evening once.
| UOR sALE-BROWN LEGHoRN c6cKERELs.
! II Pure strain. W. G. CLAY,
| laull-tts-lm3 ehcipot Park.
nor eALE-MAKvIE FIRHPkCOF eAFE,
| II 3x21t II t. Also. small Novelty heater
j2l-tts-tt A. r. lAINAIL, iol Maryland Ave.
GOOD PARTNER WANTED-rO INVEST
| ~ 500 and make $500 in six months; prefer
nan with services mercantila business. full
particulars with relefehcea 10 repis
ianlD-ti Address MKRCHANT.
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Times-Dispatch Branches.


Iae fon2wns Branch OFFICES have been e.
tah.isaed &C t-e ..nrat y those living at a
distance from The Nam Onice OF The 7 mes
Dispatch Tile Iimes Dispatch Wants leg- a
any * these branches wiz receive the So.
ca ~ " =, '-..- .7 t-eush they had been ieft
at tho Main Oa-.e. and there Will be no extra
sLACGH DRUG STORE. Twenty-nf,h
and Ntrlu.f Streets
W. r EANEs -,i2 East Broad street.
A A SCOTT Tvs enty-a fth and Broad streets
WILL iiAHMAcf. Twenty Srat and
TARRANls GaANT & CO.. Foushe. and
C W LArnisR No. so West Marsbsu
TIIoMPsoNs DRUG STORE. No. 1871 we.,
L L REvEHrnGE. brook Avenue and Clay
RADYs DRUG STORE. Barton TIsishts
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No. 800 Williams
ROBINS PHARMACY. No. 80 East Marsbsu
Street 9'i'4l
CITY DRua sroRE. No. ltH East Ma n
JUusoN CJNNINGEAM. 10. ao27 East Main
corner Twenty frat
PINE STREET. PHARMACY. No. ss4 South
Pine Street
KIRK PARRISH 90. No 12 East P-oea
Street
TIE rAR4soN rHAGAlAcY. No. sol West
EATON PHARMACY. rwenty-eigAth and y
EIsoNs PuAH1AcY. No. us Canal stree,
o. LEWIS $40. : East Broad street
hr%DLEY g WALKER. Twenty-afta and
l~igl reefs
CAHIEitS DRUG STORE. No 1902 Hun
street. A-. .lesttr
TIMES LlapAIDTI No. 90 North evc,-,o-a
street I'rI-Fslurg
u yf -E.GurI AND " STREET PTIAR-
IA r. -Neu'y eighth and Streets
O. 7 KERN INC. corner rwentv-asth
ms '. ff.I Avenue
-.At l'INaHAcr $50. -sr Q street.
iM. 'I~'ArrH $50. 80 Eighth street.
.- IHAENAcY. F.nh anu Baker
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SUMMER BOARDING.

CLOVER FIELDS" COMFORTABLE
country resort. open all year: hunting
ana shooting. swimming pool. saddle
horses. teams. mountain air. circulars
city references FRANK RAN
DOLPH. keswick. Albe marie county.
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THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is cent per
word. Net Cash III ADVANCE,
with q minimum cost of 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies 20 deaths, marriages,
obituaries and all other classified
notices No display type allowed
IN the classified columns.
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FLATS WANTED.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

a SIXTY EAR OLD GENTJFNfAN-
remarked at Tie ed ~ visit To- Us
last week. ''i our circulars induced mo
o. call-sk eptically. au sad. delight
Cd. now thai / ala CALL Tie satlfcls-
iree Information 7 have gained from
your talk and my readirg or your nub-
Hciy displayed literature has been "A
revelation 90 mo. To be- candid would
Aot take o-e hunlre8 dollars for what
have learned about food especially
tie worthless. ess " most health foods.
about exercise for the AGED and rar-
r.uiarly about one Of tie main causes
~ growing oid-a simple physiological
fact cot one man in n million Is ac-
QIHnted with. ! viii give SOME of your
circulars 60 my friends. advise all I can
% write 20 you or call on You. and
shall very soon Poe one Of your most
earnest pupils. for / have convinced
myself that you have. indeed. az you
advertise. truly scientific school OF
physical ard health culture" ! shall
De pleased 10 receive calls or letters
from otLcrs-bOys. young men. elderly
men. opfn every afternoon from 70
8. Tuesday and Thursday night. to
10 THE SCHOOL or WRESTLING
AND SCIENTIFIC PHYSICAL AND
HEALTH CULTURE. "a Norrh Seventh
Street Rupert Vaughan-Lloyd. Tnstruc-
tor. Watch this column every Sunday.
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DYEING AND CLEANING.

-OHN LA TOUCHE. CLEANING. DYE
Ing securing. pressing. 123 East Main
Street
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HELP WANTED-Male.

- = -
- --~------
poultry business. good contract TO right
party. Box %. Chatham. Va.
- -
Al TED, A GOOD DRIVER, ONE
..at san come Wei tcc9,. ine nael- APP
l'' 1-i-iN " iNl ~ lii''e" ana Gary.
N-,r-N-1- ,,,o- .rCr--- ,-,,,.,.,-.-.,-
~ - MN Aht' " ~
eood o,,-.o,,t,',,i., ~ i,.bt Wv re 49,.
p 427. Times-Disratch.
SlTlIA'ETON VIZ Mt - n Male
--------.-----.---.
~ t-xpi-fgrr.>-rl-r -t-.-l-pt-t,
ana raNe~,f ot,iro man ie or,e., eo, rr
sagoT9ert Orton.r r-t. r.r.ror,c.s f.--
1ishcd Ad.Ir,s- r. .s '..re his o....,.
rXPFRT-NCrD TooKKrrPTR NOW
.n,riov.1 va-ts o. ,,,.Fa ,t.,.
Ad6ross u "a station r civ.
riit 'e.iro rcforar.es. obTitv irtce-,,,,'
Ieltts. +e, ,.,.~s es,,. r,,.,r,la r,- III
nrlce clerp ana rene~ai ono. assis+.,-t
correspondonce. ETC.,. Wholesale drug
rouse, similar position preigIreG; Al
iean.Tr- oiifrk and accurate Win
$500 49,. g. .t, ..r. ~ 30
5t ,.,i, -', u "a
burg. Va
,., .-,,,-t-r - t,-tf,r t-e,f D..
To,,se. v'i'ii-,- to 80 o- small ~ ..,s
sponde4ee quickly answered. BOX a>
WANTED - POSITION BY BOOK
keeper general office man and co~ros-
pondent: has had seven years cNDe-
ricnce I'm clerical work. can furnish
Observation-Disclosures ana slvc anv bond that
may he rcgufroI. canahle OF rnauaEins
office. at present employed CORES
pONDENT. Rox S75. city.
a. NJ
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WANIEn-GooD CANDY AND 1CE-
party Apply az HEALTH FOOD
lAiNLt.N AND CONFECTIONER Y
1'. Washington Avenue and Thirty
FIRST Street Newport News. Va
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WANTED a BRIGIT ROY r. OR l6
Years old. 20 make himself generally
useful in a book and stationery store.
81 East Broad Street references re
Qu.red
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HELP WANTED-Male.


HELP WANTED-Male.
WANTED. rARM TOeE[I1~ 49,,
manager at once. large lanes INV
farm. miles east Of Richmond. JTtl.f
any. experience. references and when
"a. RicSmond. H "o'N' "'So letter Box
WANTEp-A FIRST-CIASS NoN.
union joo compositor. must be strictly
rc-maneat place state e" y Sl,s, wants nlis.
r.I can come and what Won can 40.
none hst a. frs. class man yvanteJ az I3'
WANTED. a MARRIED MAN TO vol{l>
.ore-t ana energetic. r,fercnccs *
vs.. s. care P ostrnasSe,' a}lrSs A..
wa
c-eaia maker. poo1 81 AND I,St,
ratt Apply az HEALTH FOOD
HNNERN AND CONFECTrONFRy
CO.. Washington Avenue ana -rh,r.,
ms, street Newport news. va ''''' -
WANTED YOUNG MAN TO krr-,
books and collect FOR wholesale house.
STAT. are and salary expected own
T.m.s-Il sratch
WAN Iil'. BOON KEEPER. HAVING
one .tTfIflrIff
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NJ An lLD POET To WRITE SONG
words. we w.i write music and present
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i'HLIIAN MUSIC Co. 1-0l St. James
hu'.lIng. New York.
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work on dairy farm apply 10 4.
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