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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

n resident Of Richmond but Is at present
In the employ Of the seabohrd Air Line
Railway In Portsmouth, Va, where nc
and his bride will make their home
Sandstone.
MIR. and Mrs. George w. Cone. OF RiV-
erton, Va, have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter, Pauline Lacy.
to the Rev. L. O. Sans. Of HarrlsonbiTg.
Va.
The marriage wAl take place early in
May and the young counle Will mako
their home in Lynchburg. where Mr.. Sans
has recently accepted call to the Cabell
Street Baptist Church.
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OF GENERAL INTEREST.
Piano Recital.

At the monthly class recital of Mr..
Hairs pupils on last Wednesday, the
following programme was performed:
/. (a) Staccato IItude....... .Rubinstein
90 Impromptu in a Flat Chopin
Mr.. Bassett Ilough.
2. (a) The Book OF Gold Waltz. .Stcabbog
% Meadow Flowers Screnadc. Meyer
Miss Lula Johnston.
3. La I.sOn jerl. ,....,.,..,... CHaHllnttue
Miss Marguerite Slaughter.
4. Polonaise Alilitalre. Recommendation 4
Miss Ottilla Haryie
s. (a) Barcarole Mennelssonh
(b) Scene dc Ballet. ChamInadc
Miss Louise Barker
6. Caprlcclo Brilliant .....,.. Mendelssohn
Miss Mae Greene.
7. Love Dream. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SAt
Miss Grace Shepperson.
8. Rondo Brilliant. WEBER
Miss Helen Smith.
Q. (a)Preludc ,..........,... Rnchmhninolt
Cd Barcarole in r Minor. Rublnstein
Mss Elizabeth Davenport
TO- Jubel OVERTURE. ,.,...,..,,.,,..W WEBER
Miss Zaydc Branch and Mr.. Hair,
Several Of the pupils played from mem
Org. and all Of the performers acquitted
themselves with great credit, both as ro-
CARDS technical finish, style and express
sion. The brilliant overture by Weber
formed fitting close to tho recital,
The Emeral Isle.
In these closing days Of Lent, ono anti
cIpntcs with pleasure the many delight
ru entertainments which will follow tho
pcnitnntial season. Public Interest centres
in tho stercOptlcon lecture on ireland
which Rev. Or. Joseph Magri Will repeat
Nv request at Cathedral Hall Tuesday
night. April 2athA and at matinee Fri
day. April 27th,,,. =, u,,,,aa
illustrating tho varied phases of Irish
Iife. There will be attractive complement-
airy features, such as music ana rcc'lh-
lions.
Miss Marie I.cahy will be cordially vel
coined by her Richmond ADMIRERS. nItcf
an absence of two years spent III profess
sional work In New York.
Mrs. John Murphy will sing several of
the famous old Irish melodies. closing
With ''rhe Last Rose of Summer" These
melodies arc especially suited to Mrs.
Murphy's beautiful lyric soprano, and pa
irons win enjoy them anew.
At an important meeting or ~, Anhe's
Benevolent Society, to be held on tues,
day, April 9th. reports VII pc snnIt.te
by the ladies' in charge Of me eNlelta,n-
mcn,. and plans considered lor onn ~ NJ ~
additional evenings ia accommodate NC
many patrons OF the lecture
Saturday Sale,
The Girls Chapter Of Holy TRINITY
Church viii have snle OF l.enteh m'iN
on Saturday, April .lith, from ll'A' ~ :"
p. NJ al No. 82S Park Avenue.
Thcy viii show lovely handmade lln-,
eerIc. fancy work. and all grades OF aprons
OF excellent workmanship; also cakes
Continued on seventh Pagel 81
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INVITATIONS ISSUED,
Hunter-Bowers.

Mrs NJ NJ. Bowers has issued invita-
tions for the marriage of her daughter,
Virginia Louise, to Mr.. Taliaferro Hun
ter, Jr., the wedding to take place Tues
day, April 18th. at high noon. In Concord
Baptist Church, Caroline county, Va.
Riley-Noel.
Mr.. and Mrs. james L. Noel have sent
out cards for the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Emma Sue, to Mr.. Richard Riley.
tine wedding to be celebrated at noon,
Wednesday, April 18th. al. Fairfield"
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Noel. near Ay-
let's. Va.
Mercer-Walker.
The announcement Of the marriage Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

Spring, and myriad birds awlng ana
yloIets breaking from out tho mould,
a skies rlittering fair through sunsoll alf
IN blended. g!,ey of blue and gold,
And Skies and s,il mngling LOT one
went Of memories manifold.
IL vanished year was 1t not here where
t,'1 ,ho Towering fields and the forests
meet,
On n radiant day, OF golden May, to
tranlhu whose sunshine, seemed SO
-Ef sweet
WAS It not here o dear and dear, that I
laid n lifc's love at your feet?
Here in the spot your heart forgot. where
never again your young feet came
After the years that were stained with
tears and dark Will, sorrow ana
scared with shame,
I hayo come back on tho oldcn track to
pledge a lost youth in your. name
Dear, in tho vino Of this spring sunshine,
I drink to my youth and the love II
knew,
nledrc n fate, whose wearylng weight
in spite Of myself, has kept me true,
From the chalccd cup of a flower held
up to lips that never broke faith
with YOU
1.' \
aIere where the gold Of the suns of old
floods its glory OH field and tree.
Through dawn Of May broke
such a day as never again mine eyes
shall see
With It's skies of blue and It's JOY for you
and the pain Of a LIES regret for me-.
lanes Lindsay Gordon in Ballads Of tho
Sunllt Years.
Michie-Stevenson.
Miss Ir,na Stevenson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Clifford Stevenson, OF
No, 2G01 East Broad Street, Will be mar
rcd TO MIR. Charles Clifford Michio, OF
Richmond. son Of Captain and Mrs. james
Niche, Of Gordonsville, Va, tho cere-
rlony to take place Wednesday. April
18th, in the home Of the bride. at Z o'clock
p. NJ, the Rev. C. L.. Bane of Norfolk.
Va, to be the officiating clergyman
Miss Florence Stevenson will be maid
pt honor and Mr. Walter ITaber the best
man. Misses Martha Stevenson and
Martha Hechler will act as rlbbon-holdcrs
and the music will DO directed by Miss
Cumbia.
The bridal party will be entertained by
Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson on Tuesday eve
ring, April 10th. Tho wedding journey
will include a visit to the Northern
3lties and to Niagara.
Jones-Washer.
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MANY WEDDINGS
FOR THIS WEEK {.
Marriage Announcements - Dr.
Paxton at Woniail's
Club.
FAIR REUNION SPONSORS
FAIR REUNION SPONSORS
4Anproach of Easter Hailed With
Joy-Activity in Patriotic
Societies.
Beyond Arvallon.

Spring, and n myriad birds awing ana
vlolets breaking from out tho mould
skies glittering fair through a sunsoft ar
IN blended. g!5ey of blue and gold
And eljcs and sun mingling for one
wept Of memories manifold.
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The announcement Of the marriage Of
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Smith-Wals

Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas James Walsh have
issued Invitations to the marriage Of their
daughter Blanche Anastasia, to Mr..
Thomas Navy Smith. The ceremony will
be performed in tho home of the brides
parents. No. 910 East Marshall Street. on
wednesday afternoon, April 18th. at 9
o'clock. the Rev. Ir. w e. Evans Of
Monumental Episcopal Church officiating.
Miss NValah is an attractive blonde and
is very popular in Richmond society cir
clcs. Mr.. Smith for several years was
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Tones-Washer.

The wedding of Miss Bertha Miriam
Washer, daughter OF Alderman and Mrs.
Louis Washer, to Mr.. Calvin p. jones'
viii be celebrated In Third Presbyterian
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Church, April 18th. at P. NJ. the Rev.
iJr r. b. Egglcston officiating.
Miss May Washer will BIO maid OF honor
and Mr.. Albert Sidney Johnson OF lsle
Of Wight county, the best man. ether
attendants will include the bridesmaids:
Miss Mary Joyner of Smithfield. Va;
Misses Annie Gayle, Salie Witte and
Lille Nelson, Of Richmond; the ushers:
Mcssrs. I.inwood schwekert, Horace
Christian, William S. Ligon, Of Peters
burg and Louis Washer, Of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute.
The bridal party will be entertained In
the homo Of the bride Wednesday evening
previous to the rehearsal at the church..
MISS Washers trousseau includes
several beautiful gowns. the materials
Of which they are made and embroiderles
with which they IRE trimmed, having
been purchased in Berlin and given TO
Miss Washer by her grandmother.
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IN THE WAIST SECTION.

IN The WAIST SECTION.
JAP SILK WAIST AT FIVE. 4
WAIST OF EXTRA QUALITY
JAP SILK, pointed yoke formed OF
hemstitchcd bands of silk and Val. in
sertion; collar and lower portion of
elbow sleeves trimmed to match. $500.
AT SIX NINlITY-ELGIIT.S
WAIST OF FINE BRUSSELS
NET; entire garment formed of bands
of cluster tucks and baby Irish inser,
ton; new elbow sleeve; exquisite
model. $6.98.
AT SEVEN NINETY-EI[jG(H[T.
WAIST OF FINE QUALIFY JAP
SILK, pointed handmade yoke on
tucked front and back; tucked elbow
sleeve, finished with cuffs toimatch
yoke; collar is also handmade, edged
with German VAL, an extremely dainty
waist to be had in black or white $7,98.
AT NINE SlIVENTY-FIVE.
VEKYF H FfENAAVEN WHAP4 "
fine net, V-shaped yoke Of Oriental
lace, lower portion Of waist and'sleeves
very effectively formed Of lace inser-
ton. $9.75,
THIRTEEN TWENTY-FIVE,
VERY DRESSY WAIST td white
net, mounted OF Jap silk; waist i'bolero
effect, front and back tucked toform
v, outlined with German Val; sides
are formed of bands of cluny lace fin
ished with lace edged net RIFLES;
sleeves have a tucking Of net rlnning
down centre, and bands Of clurY lace
on each side; sleeve is elbow lngth,
finished with lace edged net rifle;
white taffeta girdle is attached to waist.
1896
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Elaborate Gathering Of Beautiful
Easter Apparel.
On View Here Tomorrow.

r71OU delighted splendid Easter apparel OF
The liberal assornen exquisite styles the moderate prices
appreciate garments They reflect th latest Neas Of the
and all the models shown are apouey autntate
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Societies Active.
Approach of Easter.

The approach Of Easter is hailed with
10y by the world of Richmond society,
who always make Of It one OF the happ-
est celebrations of the year.
Between the present and the dawn O.
Easter Sunday, however, the closing days
of Lent and the solemnlties OF Holy
Week For six days longer society Will
be a its devotions. Then Will come the
end Of penitcncc and the brightness with
which,. tho great spring festival is
crowned.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-10
PROPOSALS FOR suPpI1EsEu. 8. INDIAN

xdUSVHA6 6Vn oUSS A&6S-Os D. 4NO4AN
Service, White Earth Agency, Minnesota,
March Is. 1908: Sealed PROPOSALS, Endorsed
Be received at this agency until two O'Clock pm.
Of April IA. 1906, for furnishing and delivering
about % lumber wagons, 2e bobsleds. SO teams
of mares, % sets OF harness, 20 cookstoves with
!, furniture, 2e thirty-two-inch box stoves. ) 26
] breaking plows, 2e cross plows, ETC., a full de-
%acription Of which may be obtained from the un-
dersigned. Bidders are requested to state the
: price Of each article to be offered under con.
to rigid Inspection. The right is reserved to re-
iect any or all bids or any part Of any bid if
deemed for the best interest Of the service.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certified
check or draft upon some U. 8. depository or
solvent national bank, made payable to the order
Of the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, for at
least Ave per cent Of the amount of the proposal.
which check or draft shall be forfeited to the
United States in case a bidder receiving an
award shall fail to promptly execute a contract
with good and sufficient surety, according to the
terms Of his bid. otherwise to be returned to the
bidder: For further information apply to Simon
Nichelet, u. S. Indian Agent. White Earth,
MINI.
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North German loyd.

Fast Express Service
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Less than six days across the ocean.
Kronprinz. Apr 10, 7 AM Kaiser. May Is, 10 AN
Kaiser. Apr. II, 10 AM Il. VIM II, May 20, 6 AN
K.Wm,H, Apr. "a SAM Kronprinz, Jun 8. 3 AM
Kronprinz, May 8, A Kaiser. June II, 10 AN
Twin Screw Passenger Service
Comfort and Luxury, at Moderate Rates.
Kurfuerst, Mayl, 10 AM Kurfuerst,J un 7 10 AN
Rarb'sa. Nav 10, 10 AM Barb'sa, June II 10 AN
P.Ance, May q, 10 AN Bremen, June 2; 10 AN
friedrich, May 20 10 AM P.Alce, june 20 10 AM
Mediterranean Service
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Fair and warm weather route.
K,Luise, Apr. IA II AN X. Luise. May 10 il AM
SWetmar, Ap.21 IL AN 4. Albert. Jun 2 II AM
K.AIbert, Apr % IL AN P.Irene, June 16 IL AM
pr. irene, May IL ii AM K. Luise, Jun % II AM
s0ibraltar and Naples only. ~
OEIRIOHs & CO., No, 8 Broadway, N. 7.
ia. Oduesanius & Co., Gen. Western Agts, Chi
eago. III; erode & stenger. 4so Wabasha st.
X. Paul.
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7

FOR SALE-lb0-H.P. ARLINGTON & SIMS
single automatic cutoff. center-crank. self
otlfng. self-contained engine, not new: In
good order. Also iron and woodworking ma
chinery. Northern Machinery Co.. o13-21T Sd
st S, Minneapolis.
PUMPING ENGINE, 700 GAL. PR MINUTE,
in fine condition: also engines. boilers. pumps.
pipe and heating material. The d. NJ. Gilmore
Co., Minneapolis. MINI.
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INSTRUCTION

AN ACCOMPLISHED MUSIC TEACHER ON
piano, wishes a few more pupils to make up a
class; satisfaction guaranteed; will be pleased
to call and give lessons; please call, write or
phone Miss Frances Anderson, SO14 Girard av
n. T. G. 1920.
HAN PAINTING AND DECORATIVE WORK
done; all kinds Of MATERIAL; lessons and spe.
cial attention given to school children. 800
Boston Block. f%
WANTEDLFEW MORE SCHOLARS TO TAKE
lessons on violin; a new class started. Call on
or address S. Grosland, 2751 18th av S.
LESLIE VAUDEVILLE SCHOOL,
BIO Studio Arcade. SG4 Nicollet. MINNEAPOLIS.
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Female.

Female.
RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, No A
word; no ad less than l0c daily; 20 words OF
less. one week. 6Oc. S%9
70 MANY FAMILIES HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
sessions; is yours insured? Best companies
liberal policy. lowest rates. George H.. Root.
320-32s Century bldg.
SITUATION WANTEDIFmsT-cLAss LUM-
Der stenographer desires permanent position
with good concern; three years experienced;
neat, accurate and rapid. Address 2O5. Jour.
nal.
LADY OF EXPERIENCE WANTS POSITION
as housekeeper In hotel or private. Can fur
nish frst-class reference. 5. D., Room POS
Grand Apartments, 620 7th st S.
FIRST-CLAss LADY BOOKKEEPER, STENOG-
rapher and typewriter desires permanent posi-
tion: best business references: several years
experience. Address $50, Journal.
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WANTED-sEwING GIRLS FOR ALTERA-
ton room, to work on Jackets and skirts.
Apply second floor. The Leader. 'sST@
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

HELP WANTED-FEMALE
Continued
WANTED-NURsE GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF
1 ai,a =, baby must be good plain sewer.
wANTED-aIRL TO ASSIST WITH LIGHT
second work AMI to care for two small boys.
2518 Sd nv s.
wANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
.G GGrs; small family; good wages paid. 24l2
WANTED-sEwlNa GIRLS FOR OUR Al
teration room.Apply at once. Kerr Store, 7th
wANTED-CoMPETENT GIRL FOR GENER-
a. housework In modern house. Call 1913
stevens av.
WANTED-CoMPETENT GIRL FOB GENERAL
housework; good wages. Call at 729 10th
ay Sc.
WANTED-EXPERIENCED MAKERS N MIL
iinery department. e. Atkinson. Tie Nicol-
WANTED-A CoMPETENT I FOR GEN.
eral housework. Apply Mrs. Kerr, 727 Nicol-
wANTED-dIRL FOB GENERAL HOUSE.
work; IS per week; no washing. 2226 Pleas
M1LLINERs WANTED Al oNCE-TRIMMERs
and makers. Apply Mrs. Kerr, TIT Nicol-
WANTED-CooK AND SECOND GIRL 70 90
to the lake April %. Mrs. Tiffany, 525 9Th
-0s :. E&.=EEEs a@tEa -nNE@#tGE
WANTED-ao0D GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; good wages. Pip Colfax av s.
wANTED-A FRI FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
work. Inquire side door 701 University av Sc.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; two in family. 402 10th st s.
MISS CRoZIER, AS 7th ST S.
TWO EXPERIENCED CHAMBERMAIDs Ar
Hotel Glenwood. 9 Washileton av n.
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; no, washing. 919 Goth av N.
WANTED-NEAT GIRL or WOMAN FOB
general housework. 1920 Park. av.
wANTED-AN EXPERIENCED COOK, WITH
reference. Address SOL, Journal.
WANTED Ar 1920 E 18th ST, GOOD PAN
cook. Apply with references.
CHAMBERMAID WANTED-sIxTH Az no
tel, 9th av and Washington'S 8.
WANTED-FIRsT-CLAss PASTRY COOK. AZ
once: Sampson, SOB I'd av s.
WANTED-FIRsT- GLASS COOK. INQUIRE 7Ol
University av Sc. side door.
wANTED-YOUNG GIRL 70 ASSIST n
h~ousawork. lie q 14th st.
WANTED-EXPERIENCED DRAPERY SEW
ers. Apply Boutell Bros.
WANTED-A GooD GIRL FOR CHAMBEI
work. At Hotel Hyser.
wANTED-YoUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE
work. 2947 10th av s.
WANTED-GRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. 1917 10th av s.
wANTED-A MAID FOR SECOND WORK. So
Clifton CIV.
wANTED-A PANTRY GIRL. NATIONAL
-. hotel.
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HELP WANTED-FEMAiE
WANTED-CoMPETENT FILTER TO TAKE
charge of alteration room. Apply forenoons,
second floor. The Leader.
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MEDICAL,

MRS. DR.. FLUELLA G. MCKAY, SPECIALIST,
Diseases, such as rheumatism, ~sciatica, lum-
18th st S. near Hennepin, treats all chronic
bago, Indigestion, paralysis, sprains and all
nervous diseases and weaknesses by her own
method of applying electricity; massage and
magnetic Hours. 9 to 8. Sundays
included.
PuEs-DR. a. WAITE, 80 YEARS SPECIAL.
list; cures every case. Write for pamphlet;
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MINING


II. E. SMITH & CO., 1924 GUARANTY BLDG,
Minneapolis; also Duluth and superior. We
buy and sell In all markets. We have infor-
nation regarding all properties. Phone, Nics
oIlet 800.
PLAITEvlLLF WIS.,, LEAD AND ZINC
stocks. Write concerning stocks. Advice
tree. W. z. Mcdonald. Andrus yB.dS. Npls.
FOR sALE-PANHANDLE SMELLING co.
stock for1Sc per share. $40 Railway Bldg.
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AGENTS WANTED

.-e e. - ~ v61AV l. I'LL e%.-s -
AGENTS N IN YER TOWN IN
northwest, to sell embroidered shirtwaist pat
terms. I have the very latest STYLES. and
exclusive lines. Territory given. I also
want a few canvassers for tile road who are
hustlers, for these; l have a good propo.
sition. j. R. Fouch, 26 Chute block, Central
and University avs. Minneapolis.
wANTED-BY A RELIABLE FIRM, A HUs-
tier, to sell watches in lumber and railroad
camps; no knowledge of watches required;
must be over % years of age. speak Scandi-
navian, able to furnish bonds and reference;
salary or commission and salary; steady en-
ployment. Address 672. Journal.
wANTED-AN EXPERIENCED ; MONTHLY
payment accident and sickness insurance SO.
licitor to act as local manager of. Industrial
department of an old and established COM
pany; liberal CONTACT to a producer. Ad.
dress 1000. Journal.
MUTUAL HAIL AND CYCLoNE-eooD MEN
make $40 to $50 per day writing 1t. Agents
wanted. MINI. Farmers Mutual ms. Co.,
S25 Railway building.
&c ELI NEW MINNET0NKA MAP, CSC;
liberal commission and IS premium for the
largest sale this week. Woodman 1876 Lum-
Der Exchange.
AGENTS WANTED FOR CITY; BEST HOUSE
toulouse proposition in the country. If you
want to coin money, call at SOB Hennepin ay,
Suite Is.
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MONUMENTS.

MONUMENTS.
$40, 600 OF FINISHED GRANITE AND
marble monuments, markers, etc.; must be
sold before June 1. Please call at salesroom
Of Anoka Marble and Granite Works. 422'
Washington av N.
NORTHWESTERN MANTEL CO., MONUMENTS.
headstones and markers; special designs on
request. Office 40 9Th st S. Granite and
Marble WORKS. s5l1 Hen. ~. Both phones.
MONUMENTS AND MARKERS. ALSO STEW
art iron fences. Call H. o.. Juve. 719 Cedar ay.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
Masonic Temple. 9Th and Hen. Both phones.
JOHN n. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and emEalmer. 81 It'll st S. Both phones.
], WARREN ROBERTS. FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
710 Hennepin av. Both phones 32S2.
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SITUATIONS


Female.
Continued.
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED BooKKEEPER
and cashier is oren for permanent position
April 10; accurate and reliable; best reference.
Address 9638, Journal.
WANTED-PERMANENT POSITION By FRS
class stenographer; one accustomed to assum.
ing responsibilities; five years experience.
Address 421. Journal.
sTENOGRAPHER, GOOD OPERATOR, CAPA.
bic of taking difficult d~ictation, wants POSI-
ton with established business house or law
A YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION IN STORE
or Office, two years experience In office work;
willing to work for small salary. Address
1858, Journal.
PRACTICAL MAGNETIC AMERICAN LADY
would like position as an assistant in doctor 8
or druggists office. Address 1o4, Journal.
We FURNISH INTELLIGENT sTENoGRA-
piers. with or without experience. Minnesota
School of Business, "a Sd st S. Main 1858. I.
wANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED SEAM
stress. sewing by the day: s~hirtwaists. chill
dren's clothes, etc. 1921 Hennepin, Flat ..
EXPERIENCED sTENoGkAPHER AND BOOK:
keeper desires q position: can furnish best Oh
reference. Call I. c. 1895: Main 144l ].
LADY BooKKEEPER AND sTENoGRAPHER
wishes position with reliable concern. Ad-
dress Box 731, Crookston, MINI.
WANTED-DAY WORK WASHING OR HOUSE
cleaning. Call Tuesday or drop postal to Mrs.
Sander, 617 1st ay N.
SHORT ORDER COOK DESIRES POSITION IN
restaurant, or take care of rooming place. Al
dress 592, Journal.
A LADY WOULD LIKE NOR WORK IN
washing and ironing and cleaning. n. W.,
Nicollet 1865 R.
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FLoRISTs

NEW YORK FLORISTS. Z WASH AV S.
feather and cot flowers and plants: floral de-
signs for all occasions. T. c. phone lbs.
graph or phone. Nageis. Ills W Lake e.