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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-24

blue cloth with gray in it is vastly eff
fective OH the blue eyed woman. This
combination is not inartistic when Il
deep sapphire blue stripe is combined
with the grayer tones.
The fat shapes, with trimmings Of
many toned roses with or without fol-
age. that have been SO well liked all
winter will be repeated in the after
Easter hats in fine straw and erin.
Grin, or horsehair. promises TO he as
popular as ever. which is not strange.
for no hat is at once so elegant and
generally becoming as one built Of this
dainty material.
A cute little frock for the small girl
is pictured. 1t Is made of pin spotted
Irish dimity. A ruffle edged with en-
broidery trims the yoke and bottom Of
the skirt. JUDO CHOLLET.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-24

bons cross over the shoulders and
fasten with bows in front. The lower
part of the waist is rather scant
IL you have an old lace scarf, hunt it
up, for next summer you will find it
extremely smart to throw about your
shoulders or as a becoming protection
for the head.
Linen and cloth suits this spring
have nearly all narrow stitched belts
Of the material. but few that have
short jackets have wide embroidered
or braided belts. Wide embroidered
linen belts are worn with separate
white linen and pique skirts.
A very elaborate nightdress Is Illus
trated. 1t has slightly square neck.
from which point are groups of fine
tucks and stoles of embroidery.
JUDO CHOLLET.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-24
MODESTO WRINKLES.
Charming conceits In Summer Fab
rics-Hzt Trimmings.

Charming conceits In Summer Fab
rics-Hzt Trirnninge.
Crossbarred white dimities printed
with dainty floral patterns have come
in with the new cottons. Among the
designs there is a tiny green shamrock
that proclaims them Irish. and rose
garlands, sprays and single flowers
are all seen in the smart effects.
Pansies and clover are among the
flowers used on spring hats, and april
cot and bisque shades are to be fash
iOnable in straw
A most attractive corset cover is
made of pale pink batiste. with the ell
tire upper part of slightly fulle1 valen
ciennes lace. The upper edge of the
lace has an open design through which
a drawing ribbon is run. Broad rib
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-24
TWO SUDDEN DEATHS.
Mrs. Fred BeIasco and Her Husbands
Partner Quickly Expire.

San Francisco, March 23.-Mrs. FREQ
Belasco, wife of the senior pratner o.
the Alcazar theater, and known on
the stage as Juliet Crosby, died SUD
denly. and an hour later NJ. L. Mayer
Mr.. Belascos partner. when informed.
Of Mrs. Belasco's death, dropped dead
The Belasco and Mayer families liy-
ed In adjoining flats on Suffer street
near Laguana. Mayer married Belas-
cos sister. He has not been in good
health.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-24

simple muslin if treated with hand
work even in the form of tucks has Il
cachet all its own
Embroidered batiste robes in delicate
shades, with bands of insertion to
match. are a feature of summer fash
ions.
Picture weddings are the order of
the day. both brides and bridesmaids
gowns and hats showing the particu-
lar features which were supposed to
attach themselves to the portraits Of
the famous old masters. In the matter
If material. too. the bride Of today no
longer adheres exclusively TO the con-
ventional duchess satin, and chiffon.
gauze lace and crepe de chine are fire.
quently employed in the construction
OF the bridal robe.
Lace is more fashionable than ever.
ana the soft lace ties, bows and iabots
are Immensely becoming and popular.
A band of valenciennes insertion with
a narrow edge to match makes q
charming tie. the ends finished With q
W ltt6 Iuliit o. Inc Stillt laltt RsiIt wv
pieces of laces are making their APP
pearance in this guiSe
The waist illustrated is Il charming
variation of the jumper style just now
so much in vogue. 1t is an exceeding
ly attractive model and can he made
plain or elaborate. as desired. The
bodice pictured is of shantung pongee
JIrDIC CH0LLET.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-24
SERIOUS SITUATION.
Eahty-Five Have Been Killed and .
Great Number Wounded.

Great Number Wounded.
Vienna, March 23.-The seriousness
OF the situation in orthern MolGavia
growing out of the Agrarian disorders.
according to the latest Geographic re,
ports reach here from Czernwitz. on
the border, has been exaggerated.
From estimates made Friday night
It appears that 400 farms in Moldavia
have been devssted. 5000 fnri-i--ae
have fled over the Roumanian fronfier
into Austria and total of 10000 Jews
are homeless.
The reports give a total of about
eighty-five men killed and $50 wound
ed
The outbreak seems to have been
partially suppressed. The Roumarfar
government is still sending troops into
the afflicted district.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-24
WHAT TO WEAR.

Natty Chiffon Shoulder Capes-lace
Coats Smart.
There are a number of styles in small
shoulder capes to wear with thin
waists this spring of chiffon ruffles
over a foundation of silk. There is no
collar, thus giving an opportunity to
display the handsome collar of the
gown.
Lace coats will be just as popular
next summer as they were last season.
They are of three-quarter length, tight
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-24
MODISH CONCEITS.

Linen Gowns Smart For the SumneT
Ribbon In New Millinery.
No woman next summer can atforl ( :
do without at least one linen gown o
an elaborate character or she will
have occasion to feel very badly dres'
ed Worn with Il pretty lingerie blouse
even the simpler suits give one quite
a smart air, while those that are ham
sOmely embroidered are extremely be
coming.
Ribbon has Il distinct place in tie
new millinery. which piece OF news
should delight the woman of l@:
purse. for it is a fairly ineXpenSfvs
garniture.
Everything that is stylish this spring
seems to be in stripes. A two toned
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-24

BLUE FoULARD DRESS 1902 1880.
thin fabrics. One unusually effective
pattern in swiss has black ground
striped with closely set hair lines of
white and is sprinkled with tiny sprays
of lilacs. 1t is charming for second
mourning costume Or makes up effec-
lively with bits of blue satin.
A spring frock designed by Paquin
is of light brown sheima cloth, with
trimmings of cream colored braid
and wood brown velvet The poneto
coat. combination of pony coat and
Elton jacket. fits exquistely around the
hips and shows a long shoulder line.
The braid is used to pipe the straps
and facings of the coat. but the skirt
plated in graceful folds is left I'M
adorned With the costume is worn a
hat of cream colored erin trimmed on
the rather broad brim with brown
velvet matching that used for the coat
collar.
The covert coat has had its admirers
these many seasons. True. its popular
ity has experienced fluctuations. but 1t
seems there is no keeping it out of the
Iimelight of fashion for long, and this
spring it hobs up serenely, more fasci-
natingly smart than ever
The blue and white dotted foulard
frock illustrated is especially to be
commended. Ribbon velvet trims the
foCuces and cut out neck. The chem
;soffo &c Of oil ovor croe m coIorod la ga
JUDO CHOLLET.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-24
Hottest March.

Washington, March 23.-Accordinr
to the United States weather bureau
Friday was the hottest March day
ever experienced in Washington. In
the afternoon the thermometer regis
tered 90 degrees. March %. 1894. the
thermometer registered SO. The of
flcial advices show that the Ohio va :
ley was the only other section affected
x0y the hot wave
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-24
vANITY's VISIONS.
Frocks For Summer Days Covert
Coats In Favor

Linen coat and skirt costumes are
every bit as smart and necessary for a
complete outfit as they were last sea-
SON There should be one or two white
suits in wardrobe and as many col
ored ones. but white looks coolest. All
white has been so popular that a col
ored linen suit in a delicate shade is a
relief
Black frocks are to be much in evil
dence in the summer, of course in soft,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-24
FREBLEs OF FASHION.
Figured Fabrics-Dyed Laees on Smart
Lawn Gowns.


Lawn Gowns.
This promises to be Il figured season.
and thus far plaids and barred designs
and coin spots lead. Sometimes both
plaid and spots are found i'll the same
design, and again one or the other Is
seen against plain background. Plain
tones, however. always have a certain
popularity.
Directoire coats are very much to
the fore. An original juxtaposition
was achieved 10 model of striped
gray cloth, the lines of the jacket being
placed perpendicularly and those of the
skirt diagonally.
Dyed valenciennes lace on white and
pale tinted lawn dresses is one of the
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-24
Anti-Future Sill Passed.

tile Rock. March 23.-The anti
xatafe bill passed the senate. The, law
Intended to dc away with all specu-
Aftdn in futures.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-24
HERE AND THERE.
More Glory For the Jumper F~och.
Sheoherd P.aid Suits.

The jumper frock has III a racassr"
taken unto Itself the g.oTy tt!a' ~;
formerly bestowed upon tiIe shirt wiz
suit and abounda in variet' OF Ss.-'e.'
Some very pretty trocks Of this IL.
scriptiOn are made up iii plain coiO!,
linens trimmed with cIuny and t.
chon lace, the little lingerie blouse 10
Many of the spring taller made
gowns are of Il large SHEPHERDS plaid
cloth, the skirt arranged in six wide
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-24
FORECAST or FASHION.
Elbow Sleeves on Elousss-A Touch OF
Color In Accessories.

Elbow sleeves are upon nine-tenths
of the dreHsy bIouses. but they usually
come leiow the elbow, ending III q
close fitting land or little frills, and II
they end above this point of the elbow
deeper frills cover the elbow.
I'VE are trimming less than ever,
said a modesto for the reason that
the fabrics do not require much deco
ration. The plaits are trimming In
themselves. and the rough silks need
Eothing more than a piping, a nat
band of taffeta or velvet or some deli
cate braid. Soutache in fine design
trims some of the handsomest spring
silk gowns.
Gray mousseline lined with PINK
mousseline. having an underdress OF
pink taffeta. is a favorite combination
for an evening dance dress
Wearing black velvet ribbon around
the neck is very fashionable at the
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-24


novelties of the season. These pastel
laces are often used with black velvet
ribbon or black lace.
A new color which has come very
strongly into vogue is called 'vieux
apprecot." Just why the French have
applied such a name is undecided. as
an old apricot is hardly a thing Of
beauty as to coloring. The color itself
is rich and beautiful, and shown in os
rich tips. paradise plumes, velvets and
ribbons ii is delightful.
The wolfe gown in the cut is Of dove
gray In fascinating shadow stripe
and is trimmed with bands of the
material cut bias. The sleeves are dis
unctly novel and can be made either
n three-quarter or full length.
JUDO CHOLLET.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-24
~ ! tss ., Isfkss. Assss sszaA1'
SARTORlkl NEWS.
.:eiored Slips Under Lawn Dresses
Rickrack AGAIN Used.

The custom of wearing Slip Under
ne., til thin dresses has made it possible
to wear .nem winter ana summer.
And the new spring styles show these
thin gowns over washable lawns II
white pink, buff and blue. and they
also show them over taffeta found"-
tons.
Odd effects in lawns and muslins are
obtained by printed figures, which give
the impression of eyelet embroidery de
signs, showing a contrasting color Re
low the openwork.
1t may be that the days of rckrack
are returning. for one sees dresses
trimmed with braid made into lace
with such fine design that very litte
of the ac'ual braid is recognizable
For instance, there are br"ids that are
twisted and turned and made W viii
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-24
SUMNER COSTUMES.
Vertical Tuct.ncs CT Wash DreasS-
LfnSn FrocxS.

Sheer9lnrslin dresses next summer
will be Inset with ve.!.esii tuei,in@s Of
lawn OF mu.I in a delicate pastel shade.
The tailored linen coat and skirt will
hold their own again. and the lingerie
frock Of lace and hand embroidery is
more popular than ever. Indeed, any
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Times Dispatch Branches.

III The following Branch Offices have been
established for the benefit of those living
r at II distance from tho Main Office of The
u Times Dispatch The Times Dlspatch
v Wants loft at any Of these branches Will
receive tho same careful attention as
though they had been left at the Main
Ouicc, ana there will DO no extra cost to
the advertiser:
a sr,AUGHTERs DRUG STORE, Twenty
flfth and venable streets.
Z w. T.. EANES 2S13 East Broad street.
n a. a. SCOTT. Twenty-nf,h and Broad
III Streetn. I .@5W
& WILLIAMS PHARMACY. Twcnty-iirs. and
Marshall Streets.
& TARRANT, GRANT & CO.. Foushce and
Broad Streets.
il q. w. iLATIMER, No. 500 West Marshall
Street.
THoMPsoN's DRUG STORE, No. 1921
West Main Street. e
L. BEvERIDGlG, Brook Avenue and
Clay Street.
RADY's DRUG STORE. Barton Heights,
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No. 5000 VIII
Iinmsburg Avenue, Fulton
ROBINS PHARMACY. No. 200 East Mar
shall Street
CITY DRUG STORE. No. 1444 East Main
Street. corner Fifteenth.
iJUDSoN CUNNINGHAM. No. 2o27 East
Main. corner Twenty-first,
WALLIS PHARMACY. No. 1874 South Pine
fI Street
K1RK-PARR1sH CO. No. 4la East Broad
Street.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY, No. sol
West Cary Street. sgr
EATON PHARMACY, Twenty-cEhth and
~ Streets.
R1soNs PHARMACY. No. 1ls Canal
z Street.
4 y. r.. LEWIS. No. East Broad Street.
IUNDLEY & WALKER, Twenty-hfth and
n Leigh Streets.
NoRrHs1DE PHARMACY. Filth and
Baker Streets.
CARRIERS DRUG STORE, No. 1l02 Hull
Street. Manchester.
TWENTY EIGHTH AND STREETS
q PHARMACY. Twenty-eighth and N SITS.
g. T. w. KERN, INC. corner Twenty-Hfth
and Church Hill Avenue
EAST PHARMACY. No. o60l Q Street.
No. 40 North Sycamore
Street, Petersburg.
TIMEssD1spATcH No. 2l5 Eighth Street.
Lynchsurg.
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Wants,
ONE GENT A WORD.

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is ! cent per
word, with minimum cost OF
40 cents for each insertion, when
paid in advance, and IS cents
when charged. The same rate
applies to deaths, marriages, obit.
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notices. No display type allowed
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WANTED, MEN FOR GRADING,
Il railroad work, mostly teamwork;
good camps and men well taken care
Of Apply company's office. ATTAIN
II TIC ENGIN IERING AND CON-
STRUCTION CORPORATION. Twelfth
floor. Bank Of Commerce Bldg, Nor
folk. Va.
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WANTED. FOR U. S. ARMY. ABLE
of p and 80, citizens of the United
States, of good character and temper
ate habits. who can speak, read and
write English. For information apply
I to RECRUITING OFFICER, $50 East
Eroad Street Richmond, Va.
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LOST, ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO, A
white foX-terrier; answers by the
name of Teddy; black spot on head
and tail; number medal SAL. Liberal
reward If returned to FRANK NILS
i@ LER, 1904 L. Main Street.
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Real Estate-For Sale.

200 ACRES. FOUR MILES FROM RAIL
road; large franc dwelling OF IL
rooms, with closet or wardrobe In
every room; two lalsgx halls. 10x32.
which run the full length OF the
house; AZ feet Of porch: good we'll OF
water at. the door, ice-house In the
corner OF tho yard. Two tenant
rooms; large storehouse, with dwell
Ing attached; largo two-story barn,
with driveway through the centre
and several other outbuildings; the
entire place fenced with wire and
board fence; divided into seven fields
with water in every field: half
million feet OF good saw timber on
- place. For sale ct tho very low
ngure Of $500. half cash. YOUNG
Co. 1110 e. Main.
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Agents Wanted.

HAVE a !. CiAsoIl5NI i,
lighting system for stores and
houses; Il world beatcr; 200 to 600
candle power; uses mantle upside
down: runs 40 to 60 hours on ono
gallon of gasolene; almost as cheap
as sunlight; all light directed down
Just where wanted; nantes last
four times as long as old style; q
proven success; looks like tho latest
electric arcs; demand enormous:
quick seller; big money-nlakcr; ex-
elusive territory. GLORIA LIGHT
i CO, 21S w. Lake street, Chicago.
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WANTED, SEVERAL GOOD oRGA.
mixers TO represent an cid established
fratcrnal society paying sick. accl-
dent, death and endowment benefits;
good pay to business producers APP
ply THE UNITED AMERICANS,
Charleston, w. Va.
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THE FINEST SUBURBAN HOME.
about four miles west OF this city;
ASo.SO acres In original pine and oak: !
balance in richer soil low grounds and
high lands also. a handsome. up-to-
h date and modern dwelling. with seven
high mound. commanding u grand View.
All necessary outbuildings, In excellent
condition. Horse and cattle barn. d.
mansions 100 by 10 feet. There are
from two to three thousand OF the
finest fruit trees TO be found In this
section of the country on the place, In
their prime. An opportunity like the
above Is seldom found. The price is low.
Z For sale by INQUIRE &: CASPER, s7la
North Eleventh Street. Richmond. Va.
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Lost and Found.

LOST. SATURDAY. APRIL 9TH, ONE
Black Leather Pocketbook, containing
IS in notes and card with Henry Al
g mOre's name. Reward II returned to
Is WILLIE WORRELL, corner Laurel
and Broad Streets, care Southern Bell
Telephone Company.
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THE REAL MONEY GETTER or TIL %
nge-the 1ce-Cream Waffle Great
success with fairs icc-cream par.
lors, street corners. summer resorts.
Chicago Atlantic City and all lead.
ing resorts. A legitimate summer
business. Big profits. inexpensive
outfits; secret formula. Write for
details. AMNVORTH WAFFLE CONE
WORKS, GAO Wentworth Avenue,
Chicago. E@.ia ~ $3.50 !.
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POSITIONS FREE DEMAND FOR
help greater than supply. Your
choice of 100 good position. Send l0c
in stamps for postage. PIEDMONT
4 EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE, Attain
Ia, Ga.
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OWNER DESIRES 70 SELL OR EX-
change for unincumbered city prop
erty. several nice agricultural and
fruit farms, near Greenwood, Va.
containing good building and fne-
pippins: also excellent timber, hunt
ing and stock farm OF 700 acres in
Chesterfield county, Va. on the Ap-
pomattox River. near Southern Rail-
excellent l1-room dwelling and neces-
snry outbuildings ]. w. GILEIAAI
807 East Franklin Street
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WANTED. TWO GOOD STRIP SAW
yers to work in the country perma-
ncnt position and good wages to COM
petent men; also a good band; must be
able TO brace and keep his saw in repair.
Address L zoe. care this Office
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WILLOUGHBY SPIT, LOTS FOR
sale; 500 and 1926 each: $40 cash,
IS per month; $25 feet front; Ugh and
dry. Other choice lots and cottages
at Willoughby Spit and Ocean View
at owners prices. Write to w. s.. e
i. D. MATTHEW'S, Real Estate OO8
Bank OF Commerce Bldg, Norfolk,
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Help Male and Female,

WANTED, BRIGHT SOLICITORS AND
ence not necessary, salary and com
mission, Monday afternoon. Mr..
PEGLEY, 023 u. Main Street third
4 floor. nv nm!
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LOST, FRIDAY MORNING, A GOLD
band bracelet with name l.. L. Pelouze
engraved inside. between Meadow and
p Grace Streets and West End School
Reward If returned to 1000 w. Grace
T
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Help Wanted-Male.

FIREMEN5 AND BRAKEMI1N, VIR-
Einia and other railroads; age 20 to
30: over lao pounds and 1-2 feet.
Experience unnecessary. Flremen, 81 90
monthly. become engineers and earn
$780, Brakeman, SIS, become con-
ductors and earn $3.50. Name posi-
ttion preferred. RAILWAY ASSOCIA-
TION, care Richmond Times-Dis-
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO LEARN
eiectrieai tpades Fec
position secured. COYNE TRADE
SCHOOLS, New York and San Fran
cisco.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR W. u. BRY-
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engravings. The greatest seller ever.
offered. Books ready for delivery.
4 Send SOC for canvassing outfit and
territory. Address CHAS. IL. VAN
NOPPEN, Greensboro, N. c., general
agent for Virginia and North and
South Carolina.
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JUST THINK OFT TO COOK WITH .
out. coal, gas or wood a nrecss
cooker, actually saves scven- eiGliths
OF the fuel. and tho U. S. Govern
ment has adopted 1t. We offer good
contracts to men of responsibility,
and those only need reply. If $50 to
500 per week will satisfy you, write
at once. ACORN BRASS MFG. Co.
81 N. Peoria ST.. Chicago.
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WANTED, AT ONCE. A COMPETENT
young man. capable Of running cleo.
tric motor for ice machine, and to
take charge of small gang lnborers in
meat house. Apply Monday morning
49 10l1 Canal Street -
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Professional Help Wanted,

TEACHERS WANTED FOR i 900 VAC
x nncies; best Southern schools and
colleges; salaries $40 to 5000 q month;
free booklet. DEPT a, SOUTHlIR N
TEACHERS AGENCY, Columbia, S,
WANTED. TEACHERS FOR SCHOOLS
and schools for teachers. THE sVIR-
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU, Rev
r +. w. cridltn. Manager. Manchester.
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AGENTS. MEN AND woMEN-WIS
manufacture ten famous household
articles that will make you s25 to $40
every week you hustle; freight paid;
easy plan; steady work and big
money. Write ustnow. THE AMERI.
CAN BREAD AND PASTRY BOARD
CO., Cambridge, Ohio.
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NEAT EDUCATED YOUTH,
first-class stenographer, to travel as
such to manager through Virginia
and West Virginia, Address, stating
age and reference. salary expected,
to Box 672, Norfolk, Va.
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SELL OUR RESERVOIR DUsTLEss
floor and carpet brushes in storcs
schools, residences public buildings
hotels. halls; field unllmited; reduce
dust ~ per cent. actual test: gold
q medal at st. Louis Worlds Fair;
strictly guaranteed; big margin and
great seller; opportunity to build
great trade; exclusive territory; no
competition. MILWAUKEE, DUST
LESS BRUSH CO., Milwaukee, Wis
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Wants,
ONE CENT A WORD.
Help Wanted Male.

CIVIL SERVICE INPLO Y1IS ARE PAID
g woll for easy work; examinations OF
all kinds soon; booklet F-164, de-
and quickest way to secure them, | S
FREQ. Write now. WASHINGTON
CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL, Washing
tOn, ID q stttF -afff.I5 ~ = .Tg. 7ia'-a
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good pay, to DISTRIBUTE circulars,
adv. matter. tack signs, ETC.; no can
Wasting. Address NATIONAL DIS
TRlBUTING BUREAU, 100 Oakland
Bank Bldg, Chicago. Ill.
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SEVERAL BOARDERS WANTED: |
large, airy, light rooms. 1913 East |
n CLAW. 43t 9lsfi2st5 fs54lj "a IIll757I1 |
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WANTED, A GOOD SAWYER, WHITE
or colored. State whether rnarr ed
or single and wages wanted No
drinking man need apply. Address
at once w. II. G., care Postmaster,
Lee, Goochland county, Va ffr ilstJ