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made Of "bolted- meal IL would be an
egregious failure I offer nv recipe for
''poae" made from bolted or Kindred
meal.
Measure the meal, pour over It Casv-
ing sailed II lightly boiling water into
which has been put a pinch Of soda
Scald the meal with enough water. ~
ddmpen half Of it Then work 70 a
Stiff dough with cold water Wei your
hands with cold water, and form the
dough into eggshaped pones. tossing
back and forth until you have the
right form Set a creased pan on TOP
OF the stove Lay the pones in II. and
leave II there until X is Drowned un-
derneath. Then set upon the upper
grating OF the oven and brown quickly.
Cornbread baked slowly is ''soggy.''
Regulate the quantity Of boiling water
by the quality OF meal Used.
Cream, or pearl. meal requires less
If Scalded too much. the meal win be
gummy- If too little, il viii not mix
and viii be hard 10 handle Mrs W L
c. (Walthel, AIiss-)
If I failed 10 state that the recipe
for Virginia pone. given by me, should
be made Of underground meal, I here
BY tender an apology. The water
ground meal may be bought in most
Of our large cities at the North 1t
Is very different thing from the bolt
ed, cr kiln-dried, and, to the taste OF
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included-is preaching small
economics just now. / am perpetually
sadmonished to gather UP the fragments
and to let nothing be wasted. I am
s warned that the garbage pail Is a de-
fusion and a snare. According TO my
mentors, everything may be utilized
Flor the family table.
:. i am writing this in the kitchen.
The morning work is done W. l was
eon the hunt for something that may do
for luncheon and save me the trouble
OF going to market. Ny John comes
home to luncheon Usually I am glad
that he does. Sometimes-not often
bis coming perplexes me. He is not
laid Off as yet I hope and pray that
ne won't be. But lots OF as good men
les he have lost their jobs. It behooves
rs not to waste a crumb and not 10
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Friday.
2REAKEAs

Oranges. cracked wheat and cream.
salt nlac1=srsl. creauIed; stewed pOta-
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Thursday.
= , -
BREAKFAST.

BREAKFAST.
Baked apples and cream, fried scrap
PIE, cornbread, toast. tea and coffee
LUNCHEON.
Ham omelet. baked toast scallOped
tomatoes "a leftover, apple sauce and
cream, cake cocoa.
DINNER
Yesterdays soup. pork tenderloinS
with apple sauce. creaued carrots, Do
tatoes. boiled whole. with parsley and
butter sauce, taDioca' pudding, black
coffee.
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Tuesday.

BREAKFAST
Oranges. oatmeal Jelly and cream.
min@e OF lamb and eggs "a Ieft-Over).
brown and white bread, toast, tea and
coffee.
LUNCHEON
Cold liver "a Ieft-Over). served with
tomato sauce. potato biscuits. lettuce
salad with French dressing. crackers
(heated) with cheese, rice padding, tea
DINNER.
Baked beans and tomato soup "a left
over. beefsteak and mushrooms. Rrus-
sells sprouts, sweet potatoes. Drowned:
bread-and-maTmaIad pUdGings wi.h
hard sauce, black coffee.
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Wednesday.

BREAKFAST.
Oranges, cereal and cream, bacon and
eggs. rice mullins, toast. tea and COT
LUNCHEON
SavOry stew Of steak and macarOni
"a leftover. souffle of Brussels sprouts
"a left-Over), fried sweet potatoes "a
leftover, cake and canned (home-
maGel peaches, tea.
DINNER.
Julienne soup. mutton chops. bread
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A LIVELY young housekeeper
~ writes:
EverybOdy-Marion Harland
inrlr1lnH-fc Oh q II
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w A IN il S
1891
ONE CENT a WORD.
QQents Quanten.


money making fire cxtingulshers
special starting offer, exclusive ter
ritory: $75 to $500 per month.
/ BADGER CHEMICAL MFG. CO., Mil
waukee, Wis.
$50 PER WEEK SELLING OUR GOODS;
best sellers; biggest profits, better
handle them at once: don't work for
small salary. GERHARD, 1903 Dis
quith, Baltimore, Md.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN
and city to sell high grade house
hold specially; no talking needed;
sells on sight; good profits; write at
once for free particulars. a. w.
TOWES, Crisfield, Md.
FLIES ARE HERE! SELL BROWN. 5
fly coil; easy seller 100 per cent.
profit; &c. stamp for sample; all par
ticulars. BuCKNAM-V AND ERPOIIL
los WCst broadway New York.
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Situations, professional.


WANTED. BY A LADY, HOLDING
first grade certificate, a position in
school or private family; qualifica-
tions-fnglish, mathematics, Latin.
French and music; references ex-
changed. Address Miss LUCY SHEEP
PERSON, Charlotte Courthouse. Va.
A SENIOR IN RANDOLPH-M MACON
Woman's College desires tutoring
work during July and August; excel
lent school and college record; high
altitude preferred; modest compensa-
ton expected. SARAH EMBRf
COLEMAN. News Ferry. Va.
WANTED. BY FULL GRADUATE.
with experience. position in school
or private family. to teach English,
mathematics. French. Latin, music;
state terms and give references.
Miss L. G. d., care Postmaster, Locust
Hill. Va.
WANTED. BY YOUNG LADY, WITH
experience, position to teach Eng
lish branches in private family.
within easy reach Of Richmond; ref
erences exchanged. Address A g.
care Times DisDatch
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Drlp manteo, .Gfmale.
ONE. CENT a WORD

WANTED AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG
woman, who Thoroughly understands
hair work and manicuring, to take
charge of our manicuring and hair
dressing department. Position now
open: write at once; state salary ex-
pected, experience had and furnish
references. c.. II. ALMOND DRY
GOODS CO., Lynchburg. Va.
DRESS SHIELD SEWERS WANTED:
work can be done at home; material
and instructions sent; cash weekly
Addressed envelope brings particu-
lars. T.. DIST. CO., I'll Lippincott
Building, Philadelphia.
WANTED, A RELIABLE SERVANT TO
cook and do general housework, for
family of two, no washing. Apply
TO Mrs PEBBLES Grove Road. Adj
dress + 34S. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. RELIABLE WHITE WO-
man for general house work; good
pay and good home. Address W.,
care Postmaster White stone. Va.
WANTED. COMBINATION SALESLADY
and stenographer, for work in first
class jewelry store: good salary and
send names Of employers for last
three years. CHAS. L. SENTZ, Jew
eler. Clifton Forge Va.
LADY SEWERS. Make SANITARY
belts at home; materials furnished;
SIS per hundred, particulars stamp
ed envelope. Dept. ia, Dearborn
SPECIALITY CO., Chicago.
WANTED, COOKS, CEIAMBERMAIDS
and general house servants for this
city at once. Call 922 East Main
Street, second floor, front room.
WANTED, A WHITE WOMAN WITH
out membranes, to cook and clean
for a family of two: nice furnished
room and good home for suitable
party. Address B 113, care Times
Dispatch,
LADY AGENTSaARE MAKING s25 PER
week selling our great line of neces-
sites: no scheme: particulars free.
Write us now, YOUNG, 1874 Dearborn
Street, p lis. Chicago
WANTED, COOK TO DO PLAIN COOK
ing; good home to a steady person;
white or colored. Apply at GIL Bev-
erly Street.
LADY WANTED TO ASSIST IN Of
flee. State experience and salary en-
pected. Address Box p. Manchester,
Va.
WANTED, WASHERWOMAN WITH
references; call after s p. NJ, at 401
North Eleventh.
WANTED, r'IRsT-CLAss, RELIABLE
cook. Apply o19 West Franklin
street.
WANTED, WASHERWON1AN TO DO
washing by the day. Call ph,re
$685.
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CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES ARE,
paid we'll for easy work; eXamina-
tons of all kinds soon; expert adj
vice, sample questions and booklet
164. describing positions and telling
easiest and quickest way to secure
them free. Write now. WASHING
TON CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL,
Washington. d O.
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500 PER WEEK.--WANTED, MAN OR
woman, stock salesman; must reside
in this vicinity and have good ref
erences as to, character. Address
COPPER" No. ! West Thirty fourth
Street Nav Vnrl.
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Delp, Malc ana Dfnale.


MEN AND WOMEN MAKE, BIG
money selling our household spe-
cialty; best repeat order getter on
the market. Don't delay. Write at
once. PEERLESS SUPPLY CO.,
White SULPHUR Springs. w. Va.
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WANTED. SUMMER BOARDERS AT
Retiracy; high, healthy. we'll shaded
place: fine mineral water. good
board. Mrs. BETTE FRANCISCO
Frederick's Hall, Louisa county, Va
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ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn good income corresponding for
newspapers; experience unnecessary:
/ no canvassing. Send for full par
tculars. PRESS SYNDICATE, Lock-
port, n. Y.
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BOARDERS WANTED AT est. LOUIS
Cottage" Ocean View. Va, Mrs. II. O.
DUERSON, p. Q. No. "a: accommo-
dations first-class. Rates reasonable.
Information furnished
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WANTED. MAN TO WORK At HOME
making prints; no experience re-
CURED; steady work; salary, SIS
week; particulars. NATIONAL H.
Illustrated VIEW CO., $50 Nassau
Street New York.
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WANTED. SUMMER BOARDE Rsi
cool. shady place; convenient to rail.
way stations; mall delivered daily
For particulars. write Mrs. MARY
OLIVER. Red Hill Va
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BoARDERS WANTED; GOOD FARE
Ice. milk and spring water plentiful,
depot one mile: daily mail: terms
BERIAKE. Eallsyjllc Va
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6ituations @anten, Gemale.


LADY OF. EXPERIENCE DESIRES PO-
sition to teach music through sum-
mer months or term; position as
teacher of English, Latin, French
and mathematics. Address Miss G.
H., Box l, Guineys, Va.
LADY WILL KEEP HOUSE FOR
widower; take entire charge of one or
two children; best references. Write
atSonce Miss A. LYSUM, Richmond.
Va, General Delivery.
ENPERIEN CED DRESS NJ A x T. r
wishes day work; shirtwaists and
children's clothes a speciality. 500
Relvidere Street.
WANTED, POSITION BY REFINED
young lady as travelling companions;
can give best references. Address
\. Y. r., Box A, Manteo, Va.
A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A, POSI-
ton as stenographer; willing to
work; moderate salary to begin. Ad-
dress ll5, care Times-Disputc h.
WANTED. POSITION AS STENOGRA-
pher; Will take a substitutes place;
good reference. Address II 314, care
Times-Dispatch.
COOK. WHITE. WOULD LIKE POSI-
ton. c. LEO. NJ, 2OO3 East Broad,
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EXPERIENCED YELLING
salesman; must be acquainted with
the trade: commission basis; none
others need apply. Address VEIL
1NGS, Suite 706, 2O3 Broadway, New
York
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FOR RENT. TWO MOST DESIRABLE
non housekeeping apartments; also
one single room. delightfully."- cool
and thoroughly modern; table board.
THE SHENANDOAH. Allen Avenue
and WeSI. Grace
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professiuual Delp Iantco.

~~~<>Io~.o-c.~>.->-~~4c~ ~~~~~0~~~~-~~~~~
WE NEED MANY VIRGINIA GRADE
teachers and principals; high class
fail openings; Florida, Georgia and
other Southern States; no registra-
tion fee required. Elections occur
ring daily. Write for Virginia in
dorsements. FOSTER TEACHERS
BUREAU, Covington, Ga.
WANTED. MANY SPLEEN
did openings, assistants, principals,
superintendents; rural schools; Vir-
ginia and South List free; satisfac-
tory services guaranteed. StlERl-
DAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, Green
wood, s. c.
WANTED, TEACHERS OR STUDENTS
for permanent or vacation work; sal
AIRY sl5 to SIS per week; expenses
advanced, ALEXANDER SUPPLY
CO., $40 Dearborn Street, Chicago, III.
WANTED, TEACHERS FOR SCHOOLS
and schools for teachers THE NlR-
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU, Rev
r. w. CRIDLIN. Manager. Munches-
ter, Va.
WANTED, TWO TEACHERS FOR
Glenn Springs Graded school; salary
$50 and $40. Nine months term, APP
ply to II. H. SMITH, II. i. y. No. .,
Pauline, S. G.
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Delp Manteo, 1Flale.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn good income corresponding for
No canvassing. Send for full par
ticulars. PRESS SYNDICATE, Lock-
mort n Y
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w Ant T. ID, ENERGETIC MAN TO
travel in Virginia: experience UNI
necessary; good pay and tailor made
suit of clothes free in ninety days.
Write for particulars, j. e. Nc
BRADY & Co, Chicago.
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FOR RENT. SEPTEMBER 1ST, SEC
Ond and third fats containing five
and three rooms, respectively. in
Guiding five clothes closets, private
baths and separate gas metres. APP
ply at first fiat. 2O5 East Franklin.
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POPULAR SUMMER RESORT; VIR.
GINA Cottage; reasonable terms
Buckroe Beach Va.
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w ANT T. D. SUMMER BoARDERS:
elevated location; cool breeZes. shade,
good water; excellent table: daiIy
mail. Mrs f. HUFFMAN. Carriers
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LARGE. SHADY LAWN, PLEASANT
miles from Orange; board unexcelled.
Adults. $50. Apply to Mrs. ALFRED
HOUSEWORTH, Orange Courthouse.
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WANTED.-ANY ONE WISHING !,
first-class boarding house for the
summer in healthy locality should
apply to Mrs. +. j. BORUM. Peaks
vile. Va
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DELIGHTFUL BOARD FOR SEVERAL
persons can be had at Mrs. w. r.
WHITTEN'S. Faber, Nelson county,
Va Good fare: good water: plenty
fresh milk and butter
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DESIRABLE FLAT FOR RENT ON
Grace Street. between Third and
Foushee. Address d 227. care Times
Dispatrh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14

FOR RENT. SECOND FLAT. SIN
rooms; all modern improvements; in
West End. Possession September /.
1908. Apply B ILL., care Times-Dis-
patch.
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MEN WANTED, GOOD VISION. UNDER
thirty, over 145 pounds for brakemen
and firemen on railroads in this
vicinity; experience unnecessary; pay
SO to 500 monthly; promoted to
conductor or engineer; $3.50 to 5000
monthly. RAILWAY ASSOCIATION,
care Times-DiSpatch
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FIVE FIRST-CLASs INSURE
ancessolicitors to sell the best health
and accident propositions on the
market: good place for producers !,
call between 5 and 0 o'clock, room
21O. American National Bank Build
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WANTED. BOOKKEEPERs, OFFICE;
clerks, cashiers. bar boys. porters and
all other kinds of help; call 922
East Main Street, second floor, front
room. =
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OAKLEY. VILLAGE TWO MILES;
large rooms and lawn. plenty shade,
high location, phone: water unsiir-
passed: substantial fare. Apply to
Mrs ROBERT %. BROWNING,
Orange, Va
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statesmen WANTED-WHY WORK
for small salary when YOU can earn
from 500 to $1,000 monthly and Your
expenses as a travelling salesman ?
No former experience required We
Will teach You TO be one by mail in
tion with a,rcliable firm Hundreds
of calls for our graduates. Write for
free catalogue, "A knight Of the
Grip" and list OF good positions now
open Address Dept GG2, NATIONAL
"A SALESAiEN'S TRAINING ASSN, Chi
cago I'LL; Minneapolis, Mimi, or
Kansas City, Mo. Write nearest Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14

DETECTIVES - SHREWD. RELIABLE
man for profitable secret service;
act under orders; no experience nee
essary. Write II. c. WEBSTER, In
dianapolis, Ind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14

FOR RENT, LIGHT AND AIRY SEC
dhld floor ten-room flat, heated by
hot water; possession September list;
no small children. Apply IA North
Third Street.
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TENANT FOR SUMMER MONTHS.
part Of house; nominal rent to right
party; references required. Adults
only. B.. Box 337, city.
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::Millinrrp.

REDUCTION SALE ON MILLINERY
and ready-to- wear garments now go-t
ing on at Mrs. JULIUS BEARS, 1423
East Main Street
YOU WILL Bl SURPRISED TO Sch
the fine selection of up-to-date Mill,
merry we have at such reasonable
prices. Call and see US. CLARkH
M1LL1NERY,s 2aQ East Broad.
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FOR DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY BOARD
apply to Mrs. HELEN PEARCE, Ches-
terrified Courthouse Hotel.
lie NOEL COTTAGE. BON AIR. VA;
all modern convenIenccs; booklet and
rates. a. F.. NOEL
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flats for Rent.

APARTMENTS TO LET,
New York City.-New York City, for
summer. elegant sIx-room furnished
apartment. accessible by alllines parks,
Hudson River; elevator, hall service.
hot water; highest part OF city; cool.
delightful. attractive. Apply OF write
Miss JENNIE .PoMERENE, 30 West
1lSth Street
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FOR IS L WILL SEND YOU a MA
crime with full directions for using
anc place you in position to manu-
facture monopoly in your city con-
sumed by all groceries, saloons, res
taurants, picknics and private fami-
lies. 1t Will net you not less than
SIS weekly, and is perfect success
CElAS. a. HUNTER, sos Stock Ex
change Building, Philadelphia
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FOR RENT, FLAT or FIVE ROOMS,
first floor, one mile of Forest Hill
Park. Address C 1Sa. care Tines
DiSnatch
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WANTED. FLAT. -FOUR ROOMS, FOR
adults, by July 1st. terms must be
reasonable. Address L t2S4, care
Times dispatch.
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OUTSIDE APARTMENT AT TILL,
Chesterfield: private bath, electricity
and servants attention. Apply Gil.
THE CHESTERFIELD.
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THREE-ROo8I FLAT, ALL MODERN
improvements. opposite Libby Hill
Park. Inquire at 2916 East Main
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WANTED. TRAVELLING HARD WARE
salesman: $50 and expenses drug
clerk, 500; bookkeeper, s125; Az
sistant, SS5; clerk in general store.
Denart Su seGrS.nTS, SiSo p APpay
= TUNIrY CO. Houston Texns
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SUMMER BOARpERs WANTED; NICE
home near station; shade. good wa
ter, Ice. vegetables, chickens, etc;
healthy location. Write for terms.
Mrs. II. j. BuMPASS, Bumpass. Va.
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FEW BOARDERs TURING
summer. in country. four rifles frolG
Richmond on railroad. near electric
line; four trains daily. Terms rea-
s0nable. Address Box 522. city
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l. NIt4>l XII iAS l,nONT SLEltN,
l am graduate of the University
! College of Medicine Richmond Va.
and also am registered assistant
pharmacist In same State. Refer
ence furnished. Address X. Y. H.,
care Postmaster, Rosedale. Va.
WANTED, BY TWO MEN, ONE 4
carpenter, other wheclwright and
or would run shop on shares. r. b.,
1247 West Cary. care Rev. P. A. Ar
thur.
IBOOKKEEPER OR ASSISTANT BOOK
keeper. in town or country; English
man, with ten years South African
experiences; excellent testimonials.
Address s. A., care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, YOUNG MAN. WITH TWO
years experience in shoe business,
desires position as salesman, or with
some jobbing house. Address B H.,
care Times-Dispatcl.
WANTED, POSITION BY BooKK EEP-
er, stenographer and general office
man., now employed; wide expert
ence; best references. Address T. 29i, ,
care Times-Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN OF ABILITY DESIRES
position as assistant bookkcepcr,
salesman, collector or general office
man; experienced: No. / references
willing 20 leave Richmond. Address
E I'll, care Times-D Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION BY. YOUNG MAN,
With a good knowledge of bookkeep-
ing and stenography; a position at
once; best references. Address + 31S,
care Times-Dispatch.
A THOROUGHLY ERIENCED
bookkceper desires to make
change on or about July LIST. Best
of references from present employers.
Address p 2SS. care Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION BY SALESMAN,
city or road; now employed; excellent
credentials. Address ID 226, care
| Times Dispatch.
WANTED, POSITION AS CLERK OR
| assistant clerk by young man In ho-
Tel at scashore or mountain resort.
Address ~ so. care Times Dispatch.
BooKKEEPER, THOROUGHLY EX-
perienced, desires a position: can fur
nish A l reference. Address II 800,
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, BY YOUNG MAN, WORK
| TO do of some kind to occupy time
| tor few hours each day; indoors or
outdoors; can do typewriting. Ad-
dress Il Goa, care Times Dispatch.
RFGISTERF.D PHARMACIST OF FIVE
Years experience wants position in
State u Virginia. references on.
| changed Address Box III Gordons-
vile, Va. j, w. SCOTT, JR.
IOFFICE POSITION WANTED by
| thorough business man; good book
| keeper; uses typewriter; best refer
ences; wholesale preferred. b. Box
s31, city.
REGISTERED DRUGGIST, TWENTY
years old, desires a position in city.
Address A GO, care Times-Dispatch
YOUNG MAN. TWENTY YEARS OLD,
desires position; employed; want
to make change. Address Il $3.50
/ care Times-D ispntch.
iREGIsTERED DRUGGIST. EXPERT
enced desires a travelling position,
suited TO that capacity. Address C
/ l65.. care TimesDispatch.
| WANTED, TO SUBSTITUTE FOR Or
! ganists during the summer. Address
I g lS5. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, WORK AT THE CARPEN-
ter trade by reliable man. Address
| 9 1917, care Times Dispatch
WANTED, BY YOUNG MAN, TWENTY
| years old, position in mems furnish
4 ing departments. good appearances.
Address J, G, MCCOY, s1a East Clay.
position WANTED AS TRAVELLING
salesman, best references. Address
q. o., care of Postmaster, PAGES, Va.
1 ia -.
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LOST, BETWEEN los WEST FRANK
lin and Elba Station, or at Union
Depot, small Shriner's pin. Finder
will be rewarded by leaving at 4oS
West Franklin
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NEAR THE NOUN
tains, large house. attractive
grounds, shade, ice, milk, daily mail,
telegraph and telephone. NJ. BOY
DEN, Cismont. Albemarlc Co., Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14

LOST, OPEN FACE GOLD WATCH
and gold chain, on Fifteenth Street,
Thursday night. Rewardsif returned
to Times-Dispatch office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14
Coal and UNoon.

# ms WOOD YOU WANT WHY Non
phone to headquarters for all kinds
of wood and be perfectly satisfied?
Oak or pine, $500; slab Gust the
thing for summer cooking). $2,25.
MY wood must please you. Coal at
summer prices right now. Phone
1890 and 1869. LONG. THE WOOD
MAN. I
WOOD AND COAL AT SUMAIEit
prices; coal, $3.50 to $3.50 por. tor:
Il will sell for the next ten days, LIZ
cord split wood, S3.25; lust the size
for the stove. Phone for a sample
adj Phone G9l3. NORTH CARO-
LIMA WOOD, AND COAL CO., S27
Brook Avenue. n,
DON'T, BE HUMBUGGED LONGER.
Phone us for prices on all Kinds OF
fuel. We've got the best to DO had,
and only ask a. trial order to demons
stratc 1t. QUARLES Sc WTNGFIELD,
Seventeenth and Washington. Phone
1888,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14

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